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HAMOM, Or., April an. -Kffnrls of
ConinilHiilonorii MiiiIiIdii nnd Ixmtr or
JiicUhou county (o ha vo tlio ntnto
liluhwny coiiiiiiIrnIoii iikioii (o t ho ox
liendltnro of $45.(1(10. of Hid Mnto'n
funds on tint not thorn necllon of tlio
I'nclflo lilKlnvny rather tlinu on thu
HlnMyou nectlon, failed toilny.
Tim money wnn approprlnltitl liy tint
Inst li'ulHlutiini for t lie liurd mirfite
Iiik of Hut Hliddyoii section and tlio
(oinnilsMonnrs contended Hint tint
Krndes nml tills, which inalio up nlmtit
linU of tlio BUIilyou section, would
not hn In slutno to linrd surfneo thin
3 car, anil Hint any way Jnckxon conn
ty'n money had lieen extravagantly
iipni liy IIhi former slnto liluhwny
onitlncer and that tlio ptntu nhould
innke itooil In some way.
Commissioner Mndden Insisted at
ono ntiiKn of tlio inuotliiK that tlm
itato mIiiiiiIiI "hKIii Uh own skunks."
IUy "IMnm-h Ituck"
Mndden retailed Hint Htntn Tronic
uror Kny lind promlitd nt Medford
that tlio stnto would kvo amount
niiial to that itpi'iit by Jackson conn
ty on tlio Hlitklyoim. Jackson county
spent flion.nun on Hint noctlon. Kny
nald h did not mnkn tlio promlso
and that It must hnvo benn former
(lovornor Wont who ninilo It.
Madden brouKlit up tlio mnttor of
$nr.,0ii() claimed by Contractor
HwtM-noy In addition to tho amount
nllowod by ICnKlncor llowlhy. John
II. AllHirt. tuomhor of tlm nilvlsorr
committee, miKKi'iitod durliiK tho tils
ciutslnn of thin mnttor, that when
tho hoard dojiartod from tlm funds
montnl prlnctpto of nccoptliiK nn oiikI-
teer's roport or estimate, It wits not
tltiK on dntiKerous ground.
Tor .lo-M'phlno County
lloproMMitntlvo lllnnchnrd of Jose
phlnn county, appeared before tho
Imnrd In re;nrd to tho cxiwdlturo of
Sduoo on lilKliwny Improvomont, nnd
tlio commliutlon niitlmrliod thnt tho
monoy (thonlil bo expended by tho
county court under tho direction of
tho ntnto highway ciiKlnocr. Tho
commission ulno decided to hnvo Can-
tlno i;o to Jonoplilno and Dotiglns
countlc and liivectlKnto tho com-
plnltit matin by lllnnchnrd thnt by dl-
vertlnu tho routo of tho 1'acUlc IiIkIi
way to (llondnlo, DotiKlns county wnn
tnkltiR It nwny from tho rood nlrrndy
Improved by .loHophlno, nnd thnt a
Junction would bo Impoititlblo.
Cnntlno nald thnt Columbln coun
ty wanted to divert funds nn In Jnck
non county, nnd said It would Ih woll
to wntt until hlit engineer i;ot
through InveittlnatliiK In Columbia.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., April 20.
With n hliort ceremony, ground
vriiH broken Siiturilay for tlio .f,"0,0(l()
homo to ho erected by Klnmtith FmIIn
Klkn. Hlliert II. Hull, past exulted
ruler unit eluiirinnii of tho liiiildiui:
commit Ice, tinned (ho firnt hpmleful
of cnitli.
Tho work of cvcuwitinu liepiu this
innruine;, and when finished tho luiiltU
Jnvr will "tnrt without tleTlly. l.eDmix
& l,cl)nux, tho I'ortlaud enntnictoiri
who will creel tho temple, hnvo
nj;reeil to turn it over completed to
tho KIIk in Seplenilief.
Tho liuildiiu,', in addition to n lodfjo
room, will contain dull and Inuiiejue,
looms, u room for dunces, n jtinuni
jinn, Hwiuuiiliijr pool and other feat
lues. Thin irt to lie one of tho finest
lniildinpt of thu kind ever' erected in
Oregon. 4
KLAMATH FALLS, Or., April 'JO.
Affording to tin order fanned by tlio
liinloL'ieal Niirvov of tlio Uinteil SIiiUn
department of ngrioulturo, no visitors
will bo allowed at thu bird rookonoH
in Lower Klnmuth lukn reserve until
tin; young Iiinln are hatohuil nnd hiif
ficlnntly iimtiircit to euro for thi'in-
hulviiH. TIiIh in to provent a hinh
mortality into iiiuouk tho IlioiiHundH
of poliuaiiH, hIiiikh, connorantK,
grcboH, horoiiH, orantH and othor mig
ratory wntorfowl that nnnunlly nonl
nnd liateli on thu floating tulo ihlaiulH
in tho lake,
Ilorutoforo, hiRlitHoeing pnr.tius
hnvo viniteil tlio rookorioH during
noHting HiuiHon, and, friglitoning tho
old hirdH away liy thnit- npproauli,
thoy iinooiiHuioitHly eutmed tho unborn
young 'to dio through tlio uhilliuj of
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GOLD MINES CHEAP
There Arc So Mnny of They and
They're 8o Hard lo Got at They
Sell for a Sono, Rofjcr W. Dabson
Finds.
(My KoKor W' Hulmoii.)
AltICO, Chile, Apr. 20. Two ijoim
trii'M of South Aiuorii'ii liavo no hcii.
ooiiht. Tliehu ttiu llollvia and I'arn
Himy. Ilel'oru piiHHing on to Chilf, I
waul to tell you Houiething about llo
llvia. Tin-Hi uif Ihreo wajM of getting to
Iloliiii -one may o from tho Fern
viiiii port of Mollcmlo, where I hao
Hpent tho pant four days u little
barren town of whieli wo have many
duplifiitfrt In Koviitlii, iNrnlinm and
Arioua. Thu trip to La Vnr, the
capital of llolivia, h uboiil two dayH
from hero mid ono must travel part
of tho way on Lnko Titirnen, which
h tlio holiest lake in thu world,
Or one may go to Holivin from tho
Chilian port of Arifo whom I inn
now writing tho very Miiall, but
pretty little town from which nitrato
is hliippcd. A new railroad now eon-
nectM La Far. with tliin Chilian port
Tho distance is shorlcr, hut tliu roai
Ik very roiiih and Nleep.
Or one may go to La Far. also from
tho more southerly Chilian port of
Autofagahta, whieh I expect to reach
tomorrow. Thin Ih believed by mnny
to ho the bent unite, but thu best is
not very good.
Whatever routo ono taken, n climb
of about 1 1,000 feet above hen level
is neocuMiiry in order to eroxn tho
great Auilt'M mountain ninno that, like
it fence, htretchcH along thu entire
western count of South America.
Like other South American couu
tries, thu character nnd climate of
Holivin differ gicatly in different
KfclioiiK, Tho western poitmn is
very much like central Fern and has
u fine, clear climate. It has (lie up
pcaraueo of a Imircn desert until wit
ter is turned on, when it then become
it veritable cnnlcn. Tho beauty of the
desert, with these occasional cultivat
ed sections is broken now and then by
tho sie,ht of it rouuli mining town.
Tho southeastern portion is u plat
eau gradually sinking to thu prairies
of Argentina, FiiriiKiiuy and Hraril,
This plateau is lit t lu used today, hut
probably is possible of much develop
ment. Thu northeastern portion is
heaxily wooded, with it hot and wet
I'limutc, an one finds in tho rubber
jungles of western Hraril. This
means that tho oliiimto of llolivia
varies from an extremo cold and dry
ness in tho western flection to mi ex
tremo heat nod humidity in the uoith
eastern section; while thu southeast
ern poitiou Iiiih it temperate climate,
llolivia is about eight times the siro
of Now Kngiand it not being tpiitu as
luruu as Fern. In tho opinion of
many, Iiowcut, its resources eipml
thosu of Venezuela, Kctiador, Colum
bia or Peru.
The population of Holivin, however,
is considerably less than is that of
these other countries. Tho entire
population is estimated lit less than
2,1)00,00(1, uf which over three-ipmr-tors
are Indians and the balance dark
"whiles." The largest city is La Par,
which lias a population of about fit),
000, most of whom tiro Indians.
Although this city is the highest
city of its size in thu world, it being
FJ.-I70 feet nbovo sea luvol, its fine
climate makes it a healthy place lo
live. Personally, I heliove that tho
future of Lit Par. is bright and hope
ful. Tho icHoiueoH of Holivin, nt the
present time, nto chiefly mineral. The
western poitiou is rich in copper and
silver, while the southern and eastern
portions nro rich in silver, gold nnd
tin. One-third of tho entire worldV
supply of tin comes from this small
country. Ilorux, nitrates and vaiious
other chemicals are also found here.
Any render wishing to buy a gold
mine cheap should go to La Paz,
wheio mines can ho purchased for a
song. Moreover, these nro not Hike
mines, suci as nro sold in Wnll
ulrcd. Tliiisu prospects contain real
duposi'H of gold, silver and othor val
uable metals.
Hut why nro these mines for snio
so cheap! some render wonders. 'Tlio
answer is because they are so inac
cessible. You who hnvo never been
in these mountains hnvo no idea of
their vnstnesH. Machinery is noodcil
for operating it miiio and, under pres
ent conditions, it is almost impossible
to transport machinery 'over these
mountains and canyons. However,
great mineral wealth Ik coming some
day fiom those "mines" which can
now be. obtained almost for tho ask
ing. Ah I lutvu already stated, milling is
not tho ideal occupation of a nation,
Not only does it bring into tlio coun
try nn inferior dans: of immigrntion,
hut mining operations continually
take away n nation's nsscts, Agri
culture, on the other hand, both
hriiigH a dcbiruhlo class of people into
n country mid also develops tho coun
try, Mines uro a transitory Houroe
of )vphH wliifk If ml l onrU'li n fw
IN BOLIVIA! REAL ONES, 100; NOT IHE
r- . : "wr.
N 1! II Itl 1 111 iJl v.V M..t-s
Why gold mine nn cheap In llolivia. A in I no lttin(sl In nn almost
lo tin; detriment of tlm musses. Farms
arc a growing source of wealth which
enrich the many' to thu detiiment of
none.
Although many disagree with me, I
believe that llolivia has vast agricul
tural possibilities when the world
needs her pastures. Agricultuic in
llolivia must, however, be earned on
liy irrigation nlong seicnlifiu lines.
In tlio western Mirtion, where white
men ciiii live nnd be happy, it is too
dry nnd barren to attempt fnrmini;
excepting with tho aid of irrigation.
Hence tho future of uurietilture in
llolivia depends on what pi ogress ir
lipnlion development makes.
At the present time tin farmers arc
raising corn, maize, beans nnd similar
crops for local cnushmptinu. The
chief agricultural exports are hides
and wool.
ALLIES BLOCKADE
WASHINGTON, April 'JO. Dr.
Paul Hitter, the Swiss minister, to
day prcM'iilcd to the statu department
n copy of it protest his government
has made to (lie allies against inter
ference with shipping of products
into Switzerland. The minister said
his country was becoming inoro iso
lated as u result of its inability to im
jvort goods and that lie was seeking
tho co-operation of the United States,
especially in regard to goods maun
faetured in this country.
Secretory Hryan was unable to give
the minister any ussuradco that any
thing could bo accomplished to re
lievo the situation.
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AT PAGE THEATRE
Tho famous play, "Tho Mnn of tho
Hour" tins- been made Into n flvu-part
fenttiro flint mid Itobcrt Warwick
plnyn tho title rolo of this grent huc
ccitn which will bo nt tlio I'ngo thea
ter Wcdueudny and Thurmlny. It la
a play of modern city llfu In America
and a compelling lovo story of n nov
el character ndda groat strength to
thoTilcturc. Tho llenrst-Sollg Week
ly Is another attraction of this pro
Krani, Tuesday afternoon nnd oven
Iiik Krunclu X. llusluunn, who linn
been voted tho most popular photo
player Ih prcRonted In it tltrco part
Ktumnay prlzo fenttiro, "Tho Hnttlo of
Lovo." This ntory was published lu
tlio January "Ladles' World" and all
who havo rend It will bo cHpodntly
forested In tho piny. Other features
of this proKiam nro n two net Kaloui
drama and a Vltagrnph comedy.
CHANDLER EGAN NEAR
TOPJNGOLF TOURNEY
SAN FJIA.NTISCO, April 20.
Chnrlos ("Chick") Kvnns, western
nmntour i;ou ciiiuiynon, mnuu inu
first IK botch in GS In tho qualifying
round of tho Fanttma-I'itclflo oxposl
tho amateur clinmptoiiBhlp Mondny
and established a record for tho Inula
stdo course whom tho play was
luiulo, Ills score was 143 for tho UC
holes,
II. Chandler Kgnn, former nmntour
national champion twlco and western
cliamplon four tlinos, finished socoml
with it scoro of 154, K, II. lhtnkaril
of CIiIciiko finished third with a
scoro of 157.
Harry K. II. Davis, California
champion, and Jack Novlllo, north
west champion woro tied for fourth
plnca with scores of 158. Dr. James
Kavos of San Fvunclsco finished sixth
with a scoro of 1C0,
Sixty-tour ployors qualtflod today
tor tho tournament which will con
tliiuo nil woolc. Kgau, Kvnns and
Davis nro favorites for final honors.
In tho first round to bo played to
morrow Evans Is sohudulod to moot
O, Yk Lo Montngnn of Ban, Fnuiclsco.
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PROTEST
HARRIS
RETURNS
A
IIKItKKLBY, April 20. Suffering
nnd exposure In tho Interior of Pan
ama while on a prospecting trip loft
Ilcrt H. Ilnrrls, a timber expert of
this city, with his mind n blank. Ho
returned hero today on tho steamer
Font under the caro of Dr. Walter
K. OIrcii, a government physician,
and two nurses detailed from tho
hospital at Ancon by Governor
Cocthnls.
At first Harris was unnblo lo rcc
oi;til;o bis wife and children but later
there en me n glimmer of recognition,
when tho anxious wife continued to
talk to the patient. Ten months ago
Harris left hero on n timber pros
pecting trip. With n pack team ho
stnrtcd out from Panama and was
last neon beyond tho headwaters of
tho Charges river. Nothing further
was heard of him for months. Tho
nntlvcx ho took nlong maltreated and
abandoned him. Ho was found In
B.inu from privation, and suffering
and has since been under government
caro.
Mr. Harris for sovrernl jears was
n resident of Medford' and Ilutto Falls
nnd his wife wa n Meijtord girl.
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lnacrcrtlle part of the mountain!.
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San Francisco dispalchoH tell of
the marriage uf Mrs. Grace Lo More
Gates Henson to Louis A. (loldstonc,
nn nttorncy nt Napa. Mrs. Ooldstone
wnn formerly tiie wife of "Swiftwnter
Hill" Gates of Alaska fame, who
mined in tho Applegntc nnd was well
known in Jacksonville before going to
the Klondike.
As Oraee Ln More, the present Mrs.
Ooldstone won favor with Gates in
the Klondike through her ability to
trip gracefully through the mazes of
more limn one fantastic dance.
After a short wedded life Mrs.
Gates obtained n divorce.
A few years after her divorce from
Gates the present Mrs. Gnldritouo was
married to John A. Henson, n San
Francisco laud agent, who spent n
fortune in endeavoring to escnpe con
viction for land frauds about seven
years ngo. Henson was convicted
and after serving four months of n.
one-year sentence wns relenscj from
the Alnmcdu county jitil, dying in his
wife's nrms before reaching home.
"Swiftwnter Hill," on the other
hand, married two other sisters in the
La More family, each of whom ob
tained n divorce from him.
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" Hev. W. F. Shields, W. II. Gore,
K. W. Jaipui, K. N. Warner, J. II.
Coolfy of Medfonl; W. II. Johnson
of Jacksonville, F. O. Shinn of Ash
laud, James Martin of Rogue Itivcr,
W. II. Frame of Phoenix, comprise
the Jnckson county delegation to tho
Presbytery of southern Oregon thnt
opens HCHsions today (Tuesday) nt
Grants Pass with nn all-day pro
gram. cotnpriinjr papers ' upon the
work of the ministry, woman's .mis
sionary Hoeiety, young people's work
nnd the Sunday school, the latter in
.charge of Rov. J. V. Miligan of Port
land nnd Hev. 1 F. Glocckner.
Officers' conference, which will lie
nttcuded by tho Inytncn, will ho held
Wednesday. Dr. Wullace Howe Lee
of Albany, one of the most prominent
teachers of Oregon, will be present
nud deliver a special uddrcss, nnd
also speak to (he hilt school. The
prospect is for n large, eiithusiiistic
and interesting meeting of Prcsby
tery, and of the Woman's Missionary
society (Wednesday).
Wcdncsdny eve a popular young
people's rally with stercoptieon illus
trations of Sunday school work, n
junior mespngc from mission lands, n
special demonstration of the unique
and beautiful work of the Camp Fire
Girls, and a rousing song service by
the Sunday school, in rhnrgc of Miss
Sophie Messenger. Thursday night
there will be it popular lecture lllus
trnting life in India.
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LONDON, April J0. "Wnr Scerc
tnry Kitchener is very gratified nt
the response of the nation to the re
cniitiug appeals," Chancellor of the
Kxcheqticr Lloyd-George told the
house of commons this afternoon
The sK'aker added trnt the govern
ment did not believe the war could
bo more successfully prosecuted by
means of conscription.
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