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The Bend Bulletin
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1920.
BRING BACK THE DEER
With the hunting season opening
tomorrow, scores of men ire hasten
ing to the woods and lakes with the
nope of returning in a few Says with
venison. Some will be successful,
manr will be disappointed, for it is
only too true that the deer ate no
longer found on the eastern slopes of
the Cascades in the numbers that
were here only a few years ago.
Twelve or 15 years back, accord
ing to early residents, deer were fre
quently seen within a few miles of
the present city limits. On the H'gh
Desert deer and antelope flourished
before the homestead invasion that
came with the railroad. In the nine
ties, we have been told, there were
hundreds and thousands of big mule
deer all over the whole country.
Now they are all gone.
The chief cause of the disappear
ance of the deer Is undoubtedly the
'. wholesale slaughter that took place
-before we had any game protection.
At that time a deer was not wild
game, but merely the means of get
ting a hide. Indians from the reser
vations killed hundreds for their
bides alone and the - white settler,
coming after the Indian, has taken
'his toll,- for the fact is that respect
for the law and protection of our
game has been sadly lacking for
years. The result is the . present
scarcity.
The deer will never return in the
numbers that once were here. They
have passed with the long bunch
grass and the stage coach and the
freighter. And yet they can be
somewhat restored if the cougars and
wolves that prey on them at all
times and the poachers who disre
gard the law can- be done away with.
One is a job for government agencies
and the other for the public.
Will not the sportsmen who are
successful and those who fail in their
hunt take steps to help bring the
deer back?
RippliriRhijmiQS
Vslt Mason
The Loafers
I ply my lyre the whole day long, and have since
long ago, and ship out bales of deathless song at
fifty cents a throw. And if I faltered in my zeal,
the sheriff would appear, and promptly place his
large red seal on all my worldly gear. And when
my harp gets smoking hot, its cooling system
clogged, to some calm park or kindred spot I often
times have jogged ; and there the loafers always sit
on benches, day by day; they do not toil, they do
not knit, they never strive for pay. I see the same
old musty groups by day, and after dark; barred
out from all the city's coops, their home is in the
park. They seem to think there's nothing wrong,
they burble and they laugh, until some peeler comes
along and prods them with his staff. How doth the
seedy little shirk still find existence nice, when men
who buckle down and work can barely raise the
price? How doth the boozy little bum contrive to
stay on earth, when we must toil and make things
hum, to gain our board and berth ? - It is a mystery,
I wot, that needs solution, much ; and when my air
cooled harp gets hot, I muse, to beat the Dutch.
fulfillment of the, contract nt the
original prlco Impossible.
Sliico then noKotlutloiai hnvo been
The excursion committee of the
Portland Chamber of Commerce is
planning a trade excursion to East
ern Oregon, visiting points on the
O.-W. R. & N. The towns named in
the tentative itinerary are actually
all in Northeastern Oregon, goo
graphically speaking. Last year the
chamber made a trade excursion to
Medford and Klamath Falls. Next
year we trust they will visit Central
Oregon.
The First Museum.
The first museum wns port of the
ptlace of Alexandria, .where learned
men were maintained qt the public.
cost, just as eminent public servants
were In the Prytaneum at Athens. Its
foundation Is attributed to Ptolemy
riiiiuaeipuns about &) B. C.
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OREGON
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in order that the young peo
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liberal education.
The University Includes the College of
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AMERICANS DEVELOPING OWN
POTASH; GERMANS SELL LITTLE
By Carl D. Groat.
(United Praaa Staff Correspondent)
BERLIN, Aug. 31. The German
"Kallsyndikat" the syndicate, un
der" government direction, supervis
ing Germany's vast potash business
has been trying dictatorial meth
ods on American business people.
The result is .that American busi
ness is practically saying to the Kal
lsyndikat, "Go' hang; we'll develop
most of our own potash."
And American potash buyers are
suiting their actions to their words.
Consequently,' the outlook at present
is that the American market will not
absorb more than 110,000,000 to
$15,000,000 worth of Germiin pot
ash a year as against five to ten
times as much were the syndicate In
a conciliatory mood.
The clash between American con
sumers and German producers .dates
back to the period Just before the
Kapp coup. The American buyers
had contracted for a vast quantity
of potash understood to be around
$40,000,000 worth. Then came
Kapp and upset industry and the
government. Subsequently, the work
ers in the potash fields held that
they . wanted more money, making
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women spend a lot of
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Bear in Mind
Fishermen -Campers !
Every tree destroyed by forest fire
reduces Central Oregon's wealth
just that mutLi-
Preserve the trees by being careful
about fire. Protect them by spread
ing the gospel to all others.
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