ftlGK Ai
Tin: iujnd iullktin iikno, oui:., wkdnkhdav, jui.y r, ton.
sheep rnngo west uf Crnjio prntrlo.
Thoy also ngrood utun locution for
n number of nulling places on tint
Prntrlo. Ranger Oney reported Hint
tho-two Association in on handling tho
Mock tlioio nro doing tho work In
good shnpo.
PALSLKY IN (. ItOltltKI).
Last Thursday night, (Juno (!),
burglars "touoliuit up" tho I'nlnlov
post olllco for about eight hundred
dollars In stamps nnd coin. Kntnrliig
through tho renr door ot tho store
building or Vtrgll Conn In which tho
office was located, tho .'marauders
helped themselves to whnt monoy
nnd checks tho till contnlnod, Inking
sonic merchandise. Tho post ofUre
t ns then relieved of stamps and tutu
to tho amount of about MOO. N'o
trace of tho robbers has boon found.
Silver Lake header.
Activity of the Forest Service
Roads and Bridges being Built, Trails Improved and
6ther Steps Taken to Better National Forests
' - '-General News of the Deschutes Forest
Tho. following Horns are taken from
UiorJulV lasuo of "Tho Deschutes
Hanger," a Httlo paper Issued from
tho looal National Forest Headquar
ters for the Information ot tho men
In tho service
A party consisting of Messrs. tO.
Lalirgaard, Walton nnd Wallace ot
thb Tumalo Irrigation Project and
Supervisor Morrllt and Rangec Vin
cent wore at the Tumalo Bangor Sta
tion during tho latter part ot Jim
looking over tho routo for tho now
wagon road Iwtwcen Ucnd and Sparks
Lako. There Is a possibility that
tho construction ot this road will be
undertaken, jointly by the county,
tho State and the Forest Service.
An herbarium has been started In
tho Supervisor's office. At present,
thoro aro specimens ot 8 grasses. t4
herbs, 20 shrubs. 2 fern and 4 shrub
bory trees, all IdontlOcd by the Wnah-i
Ington office. These Include two now
Bpcclea collected locally. It la hoped
that this number can be greatly In- (
creased during tho present season
from collections mado hy the field
officers.
As a result ot the experiments n
tho bedding out system ot herding
eheep on open ranges It Is found that
lambs from the bedded out bands
were Ave pounds heavier on the aver
age at the end ot the grazing season,
than those that were trailed to anJ
from established bedding grounds.
and that tho rnngo can carry from
10 to 2G per cent mora sheep than
when so much feed Is tramped out
In traveling back and forth.
Thomas McCord has purchased the
Interest of it. 11. West In tho boat
landing and boats on Odell Lake ana,
has been granted a permit to main
tain a commercial boat landing. 11"
will construct a new pier, the oH
ono having been washed out by last
winter's Btorms.
Hans Zimmerman has applied or
a special use permit to construct a
boat landing and for maintaining a
comnicrclal camping ground on tho
north aide of Crescent Lake.
About 30 miles of stock driveway
has been renosted with ne- metal
dtivoway posters In Districts 1 and S.
The first sheep to cross tho Forest
Vfcro counted by Ranger South at
Crescent, on June 21, enrouto to tho
Umpqua National Jrcst. Ranger
Vincent counted tho first band across
tho north end on June 25 at the
Graham counting corral and Ranger
Onoy a band at the Ulg River corral
tho same day. Since then practical
ly, all the sheep have been counted
Into the forest.
Nine Area were reported by look
out men' as a. result ot the lightning
storm of July 2.
Tho following fires 'havo been re
ported up to Juno 30. On forost, S.
burning CO 1-8 acres: oft forest, 2,
burning 1 acre. No Borlous damage
has been done.
Forest Guard Troyor Is busy
atralehtcnlng tho walls of tho Mack
tiutte lookout cabin, preparatory to
siding It with shingles. This cabin,
which was started Inst, summer, will
oo completed witnin mo near iniuro.
Mr. Troycr tins also cleaned out tho
trail and repaired tho telophono lino
to tho top of Illack Ilutte.
Tho survey for a now grndo on tho
McKcnxlc wagon' road has Just boon
completed for the worst four miles
of tho distance. Tho maximum grade
is 6 per cent, practically all of It,
however, not exceeding 5 hi per cent.
Ranger Vincent reports about 75
miles of trails and roads repaired nnd
cleaned out In districts 1 nnd 2 dur
ing the month of June.
Forest Guards Wilson nnd Zum
wait havo completed the construction
of a pasturo fence enclosing about 35
acres of excellent feed at tho Tumalo
Ranger Station.
Ranger Onoy has repaired the
Crane Prairie and Ulg River Ranger
Station telephone lines so that thoy
are now In excellent working condi
tion. Gunrd Stevens has started tho con
struction ot n log houso for tho Wal
kel Mountain look out camp.
largo number of slgubtuuds havo
I cen placed at tho forks of most f
tho roads JAnd trails In Hanger Dis
tricts 1 nnd 2. Mllo signs. Indicat
ing tho distance to Sisters, havo also
been placed, for jart ot tho dlstanco
along the Mctolius river road.
Ranger Kd Mahn has constructed
n brldgo across Cold Creek at the
O.ivls Lako Ranger StnUoi.
Tho location for a now road con
necting Rig River Station and tlu
Kdlson Ice Cnve has been selected by
Ranger Oney. The old road to Ire
Cave Is through n rather hilly coun
try nnd Is not on a very good grada
In some; places, while the now ono
passes, for considerable dlstanco.
throughMi lodgo-polo flat where good
grades can bo secured. Two miles
of road have already been opened up
Ranger Vincent hns recommended
tho withdrawal of- a new station to
bo called Riverside Ranger Station,
.near the head of the Mctollus Rlvor.
It is proposed to mako this the base
ot supplies for the Dtack Ilutte look
out man, to bo used In connection
with tho cabin on tho top of tho
Dutte.
Ranger Oney, in company with R.
E. Grimes, president of the Upper
Deschutes Livestock Association, has
run out the location for a drift fenco
which the Association proposes to
construct between tho cattlo and
Petora Shot Gun nnd Ulflo nmmu
nltlon. Skuso Hardware Co. Adv
-Tf rrsTTHtrx Tmra -.cxac-? . -.
imiKcroiiY of officials.
United State.
President ....... .Woodrow Wilton
Vlco President,. Thomas R. Marshall
Spcrotnry ot Stntu W. J, llrynn
Secretary of Navy . , Jouophus Dnulolt
Secretary ot War . .. .L. M. Garrllon
Secretary ot Interior . . . ,F. 1C. Lano
Socrotnry Agrlculturo 1). F. Houston
Secretary of Treasury ,W. F. McAdoo
Socrutnry Commorco . ,V. O. Kcdflold
Secretary ot Labor . . , W. U. Wilson
Attorney Gonnrn) ..Jat. MoRoynoldi
Postmaster Gonornt .Albert Uurloson
State.
Govornor Oswald West
Secretary ot Stato . ...1). W. Olcotl
Trousuror Thou, It, Ka
Atty Gonoral A. M. Crawford
Superintendent Public Instruction . ,
i . . J, A. Churchill
Stnto printer it, A. Harris
Commissioner Labor Statistics . , , .
O. P. Hod
Gamo Warden W. L. Flnloy
Stato Kugtneer ......John II. LowU
OTHER TflWNSCELEBRUTE
Fourth In Otmi-vrri nt Prlnctlltc, Sla
ter, Klamnth, Fort Itock mid Held
Prinovlllo had a good tltno over tho
Fourth, with something doing Fri
day and Sunday also. The baseball
tournament with tho Portland UnUod 8ulot Bonaloril
riiiiKiito ui vuiuiiiiFiis iuiiiii lucmiiuu
in the home team winning two ot tho
thrco games.
Sisters celebrated as did Fort Rock
and Held. Down nt Klamath thoro
was an excellent program, but many
visitors woro mado "sore" by the ho
tels, which aro reported as having
chnrgod two prices for accomodations.
Clitt In Russia.
Tbcre U no upiht middle class la
lluxda. A family Is either of the Has
anfry although ltd term bus now a
very wide lueluxlon or of tho aristoc
racy. And nt -uurt no one baa prcce-
. Gcorgo
Congressmen
K. Chamberlain
. Harry W. Lan
.A. W.Lafforty
......... W. A. Hawloy
Croolc Couuty.
Circuit Court Judge W. L. Ilradshaw
District Attorney W. H. Wlrtt
County Judgu G. Sprlngor
Ciork Warren urown
Sheriff . Frank Klklni
Treasurer Ralph Jordan
Assessor ............ H. A. Foster
School Supt J. B. Myers
Coronor P. II. Polndcxter
Surveyor Fred A. Rice
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FOREIGN LABOR AND
FREE TRADE PRICES
Sugar, Cnuo. pur 100 lbs tf,;tl
Small whltn litmus, pen 100 Urn. ijtil.nn
linking Powder. 5 lbs 7.1 Cent
Syrup nnd bonny nt Oot
tba. coffrr, hpiomh. iwc
tracts, cimiranth, 8 t a it 0 ii,
fruit jams. iikoomh, iioh8w
radish, cvthup. uollri) oats,
cash itkoibthh, oil tank,
hcalbs. coffrr mill, 8tovk
ioh ohk8t . .at i.rhh than'cost
Horse, harness nnd wngou . . .t.VM)
U)t and ntoro building cost $000.
Less than half price.
BEND GROCERY
HAST OK DIIPOT.
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PLENTY OF FUN
HERE ON FOURTH
(Continued from pago 1.)
denvc nccorUluu lu Inherltt-d rank, only u"0,1or1 , ,, ,, ", "
..w.rtiim-1., ,.m..i,n ,uwi,Un in ,i.a .. Commlsslononi It. H nay io
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Do You Knony Hirt
1 do bavv (be wornt trouble
the phoner
"U'biit'a the caUMj?-
The serrli-tf. of cvurse. Irt me ahow
you: 'Hello, excluime. bllo! Why
don't you unswer? I wunt Mrs. Browu.
Mm. Julia Hruvvn. Wbut numberl No.
Hi Tnuutefuut NtiwL NuinU-r? I Just
told you Oh. that) You mean brr tcl
ephoou nuuiUrT Why, tt'a-tbure.
you're guuo uud put It all out otmy
bend I'll barf to look In tbu boSk.'
Dmr, ltr, the book Is upntulrs! Wfll,
I m-ver In all my life Mtr ttuv! wrv-Iccf'-Cltfri'lnnd
Plain DfilT.
If Kidneys nnd nimbler lluthcr Tticu
Foley Ki.tncy Pills.
Overworked kidneys will break
down If not helped. When they can
no longer protect tho blood and tho
body from the poisons that como to
them, then look out for Ilrlght's dls-e.-jie.
serious kidney trouble nnd blad
der annoyances. Foley Kidney Pills
nro your best protection, your best
medicine for wenk, sore, overworked
kidney and bladder weaknesses.-
Patterson Drug Co. Adv.
Ilio Courts.
Circuit Meets first Monday In
September nnd IX'ccniMr and socond
Monday la March.
Probate Moots first Monday In
each month. "
Cammlsstonors' Meqts first Wed
nesday In Jnnunry, March, May, July,
September, November And Docombor.
Ilcud School DIM t let No. iS.
Directors. . . .Clydo M. McKay. Chmn
MMIMIUtlMMMt lIUDlOr
,., U. M. Smith
Clerk t...H. J. Overturf
City ot Itcnd.
Mayor H. A. Miller
Recorder II. C Kill
Treasurer Mary K. Coleman
Chief ot folic S. R. Roborts
City attorney V. A. Forbos
City Kngtneor ....George 8. Young
City physician Dr. U. C. Coe
Councllmon H. K. Allen
Theo. Auno
A. S. Collins
M. D. Knutson
J. D. Davldiou
....K. A. Sather
Jusllro of the Peace.
Hend Precinct J. A. Katiet
and canoo tilting on tho rlor made
tho biggest kind of n hit.
Thero woro hundreds of children
In town happy kids, having tho tlmn
of their lives. And their mothers
woro loud In their praise ot tho lioud
ladles who furnished a rest room,
whoro tho youngsters nero cared for
as needs bo and their mothers had u
clinnco to rest. Tho baby nhow, too,
was a big success, uud nltrncUd it lot
of Interest.
Then In tho evening the streets,
already well decorated with bunting
nnd flags, worn tho scene nf real festi
val fun. Confetti wna everywhere,
tho band played, and folks frolicked,
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XOTH'K FOR Pl'III.H'ATHJN.
Dopartmont of tho Interior, I'. S.
Land oftlce. at Tho Dalles, Oregon,
July 6th, 1011.
Notlco U hereby glvon that Lalla
R. Canned, ono of tho holm nnd for
tho heirs, of Goorgo W Knnpp, de
ceased, of I)s Angeles, California,
who, on Septomber 10, 1010, made
Homestead Rntry. No. 07421, for W
M. Section 28, Township 20 South,
Ranso 17 Kast, Wllluiuetto Meridian,
has filed notlco of Intention to mnko
final thrco year proof, to establish
claim to tho land above docrlU-d, be
fore II. C Kills, V. S. Commissioner
nt Send. Orrgun, on tho 20th day of
Angust. 1914.
Claimant names as wltnrssea: O'.ls
C. Henkle, Thomas Gray, Ia Ryan,
Henry II. Ford, nil of Hend. Oregon.
II. FRANK WOODCOCK,
18-22c. Register
until, after Inn, three dnncoa enter
tained envernl hundred couples well
along Into tho morning of July Oth.
lu nil respect It was such a satis
factory Fourth thai scorou of the vis
itors hoforo leaving said: "We hupu
jou do It again,' while local people,
who paid thu hills and did tho work
and also, of course, reaped Imnellta
woru unanimous lu declaring thnlr
wish that such u celebration bo re
pented. A Inrgo measuro nf tho auccess of
tho duo to thu efforts of tbu membnrH
nt the various rommltteeM, which
wore composed of tho following-
J. A. Knstes, II. W. Skus. Jon Mo
Kay, II. II. Do Armond, P. II Deucer.
Chan. W. Hrsklno. Clyde MolCny. J.
P. Keyes, It. W. Sawjer, II. P. Man
Ion. V. A. Hounett 'It. M Smith. Mra
Susie Mcintosh, Mrs. G. P Putnam.
Mrs. K. M. Thompson, Miss Mary K
Colnman, Mr. P II. Deucer, Mm. K
A. Knntts, Mrs. II. O Karris. Mrs A.
M. Lnrn. Mrs. J. K. Nacker. Mlsa
Allco I). Spnldlng. Mrs. J. A. Kant
In addition, among the ladles whu
especially helped at tho luncheon nro
thu following: Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. It.
M. Smith, Mrs. II. II. J Armond.
Miss Klein, Mrs. Waugh and Mrs. IC.
M. Cooper.
HnsrN Torment of Aotliiim and Hay
Vr rr.
For tho discomfort and misery of
asthma and hay fever uso Foley'
Honey nnd Tar Compound. It puts
a healing, aoothlng coating over tho
Nwoolen, tickling membrnnea, and
eases tho thick choking sensation.
Helps you to breathe easily nnd nnt
urally. In tho yellow package. Pat
terson Drug Co. Adr.
A 'few hours at a nlco classy, clean,
up-to-dato plscn especially prepared
for gentlemen, will remove all worry
and troubles. Tho Metropolltan.-Adv
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