THE RENl 1IULMSTIN, I1HND, ORE., WKDNEHDAY, NOVKJIIJER ifl, JOI I.
TAK a.
Deschutes Ranger for October
'j'ho nlxtti millibar of Tho Dtucluitori
HntiKor tin recently liuun Iwiuml frntii
tliu local Forestry Oflluo. Tho fron
tispiece In n iiliiitonraiilt c( onu of
thu wntorfnllH on Tuiitiilii Crunk tun-
nii liy W. J. Bpront. MxtrnotH from
Tlio HntiKor nro nlvon liulows
Mr. 0. II. Woodcock. IokkIiii; oiik
neor from tint Dlittrlul Olllco, In .t
present on tho Forest, nmkliw nn ap
praisal of thu llmlior on tho Mnlollii
nml Hquaw Urook watersheds. Il ar
rived in llniiil on Ootolmr 2'i and loft
for tho MololliiA cmintty the noxt
dny with Htipurvieor Morrlt. Forest
niofk 1-onK mid Hnnmir Austin In tli
latter' nil to. Thu day followhiK tho
party roda ovor prnclk'iilly nil of Dm
rands In Hint nml of tho forest, no
4 lint Mr. Woodcock won nlilu to no.
euro n fnlr Idea of thu general sltim
tioii. llo will roneiiii i tho forest
' i Ioiik n 1 1 mo nn In neessnry In or
der to cover In detail nil of tho dlf.
juront fnotorn to ho consldurod In tho
matter of IokrIiik ooit. crndim of
luriiliitr to hit secured nml o'tlinr w)lnln
Hint must ho considered In dutormlii
lug MtiuniuiKu value of tho timber In
i!a"tlon.
HnnKor Vlncont In nt tho AllliiKhntli
run nor station work Inn with Mr.
WoOdcook. Forest RuiiorvlHor Mor
rltt loft lloiiit on November 4 to spaml
Homo tlinu with tho party. Mr. Ioiik
accompanied tho nolo pnrly on Oc
tober 23 n ml 24 an their trip ovor the
north ond of tho forest In ordor tlt.it
ho mlKlit olilnln personal knowIodKo
of thm torrltory.
Forost (lunrd II. F. Hmllli linn ro
turnod to hli homo In Tyfih Vnlloy.
A. II. Wright. National Forost Ex
aminer, wont through llond on Oo
tobor 22 enrouto to llonvor Mnmli
tho s,outli ond of tho Dcschuton dlvl
nlon tat tho I'aullnn forest, from
which nolnt ho will commonco nn ov-
Aiulnntlon of tho Cabin Crook tlinb.ir
sale area on tho Orator division of
tho I'aullnn In ordor that ho may pro
tmro n I nml classification report con
cornlnR It. Tho Cnhln Crook tract
wan cruised this aummor by a recon
naissance pnrty worklnK under tho
direction of tho Crntor forest.
On Octahor 7, lllRhwny Hnnlnosr
Hcliuylitr from tho District offlee, in
compnny with Huporvlnor Morrltt
wont ovor thu work that 1 huliiK
dona on tho flpnrks Inko rond.
On October 10 and 17 n party con
sisting of Hupcrvlsor Morrltt am!
ItnnRnrn Auitln nnd Vlncont. ran n
transit lovol lino nlons; tho portion
(if tho MoKonsla road bolween tho
bottom of Four Mllo Hprln IIIII and
tho east forest boundary. Thin com
pletes thn traverse and lovol lino
nloiiK tho old road for thu ontlro dls
tauio throiiRh tho Desehutos forest.
A conildornblo nmnuul of now loon
Hon work, however, la itill to bo
done.
Assistant Forest llnnsor Ilnrrlmnn
from tho Fort' Hock district, wnn n
llond on Octabor 16 nnd for n few
days previous to thnt tlmo, preparing
m status book for hi district and
talking ovor work with tho Huporvln
or. A pnrty conslstlnc of Highway En
gineer Hchuylor nnd Hangars Vlncont
nod Austin worked from October 8
to 10 on tho itimmlt ond of tho Mc
Kcnxlo wagon road. They ran a lovol
nnd location linen along tho pronont
road throiiRh tho lava bod. nketchvd
thn lava bods for noma dlntnnco on
both Hldoa or too rona nnd did n
Kront donl of icoutlnR throiiRh tho
fnvn to aoo If It would bo posalblo to
find a bettor routo than tho prcsont
one. Appnrontly, howovar, tho pres
ent routo afforn an row nimcullloi nn
any. Korcnt Supervlnor Morrltt work
ed with tho party tho init ttiroo daya.
Thoro woro flvo oompolltorn at the
Civil Horvlco examination for tho po.
nlllon of Analitnnt Forctt Itnnicor,
held In llond on October 10 nnd 20.
Anionic them woro Fonmt Ounrdn
Zumwnlt, II. F. Hmlth nnd Wllnon.
Forest Huporvlnor Bolts of tho Cas
cade National Forest was In Hlntorn
on October 14 after supplies for hit
rond camp.
HanKcr Oney nnlshod'work on tho
Dond-HlK Itlver telephone lino known
oM1clally as tho Donohutoa Itlvor lino,
on October 30, thus for tho D rut tlmo
wo hnvn direct telephone communi
cations botwoon llond nnd tho roelon
south. Thin lino will bu oxtondod to
tho lloslund Hanger Station no mo
tlmo bofora tho next tiro icawin,- so
thnt tho Horvlco will hnvo Ita own
systom completo from llond to tho
south ond of tho Doschutcs.
Work on tho Sparks I .nice road han
boon culled off for this season. Tho
crow, whloh has boon working undor
tho direction of Mr. Troynr, ntoppod
work on October 23 on account of
unfavorable woathor and left as noon
thereafter an camp could bo brokon
up. All work this season has besn
confined to tho construction of n
Krndo about 2360 foot In lennth and
foot wide up tho hill oldo around
a Htoop draw near tho south sldo i f
Sections 33 and 34, T. 17 S.. It. 10
13. Thin Krndo Is now completed.
Tho hill sldo WftB ntcop and rocky,
nnt only mnkliiK tho dirt grading
slow mid expensive but also uocossU
tntlnK n consldorablo amount or rook
work. With thin grade (InUliod n
comparatively small amount of work
will now mnko tho road passable to a
point vory near tho Tutnalo Hanger
Station. Probably a crow will bo put
on next spring to complete tho work
to that point, Thoro will thon still
remain a llttlo moro to do outsldo of
tho Natlonnl Foreot boundary In or
dor to put tho road In good condition
ot tho ranger station. It Is bellbved
howovor, thnt enough work will bo
donated either by tho county or by
local people to do this.
Mr. II. W. Houso, who has boon
living for soino tlmo past on a tract
or land bordorlng Davis I.ako, In vlo
Jpllon or tho Act or Juno 11, 1000,
wan arrested nml taken to Portland
on Octobor 28 by n Deputy United
Srntos Marshal. Aftor boing tnkpn
boforo tho court oftlclals thoro, Po
wan rolonsod on hlr own recoguUanco
ponding later court notion.
- An application for a grating por
imt for 12 bond of milch cows on
Crano Pralrlo has boon rocolvod In
'tho BuporvlBora pmco, . ..TapnU
cant proposoa to run lita cows oir tho
I'rnlrle, It nop n limn thoro to look
nftor (horn and bring out tho prod
uotn by auto,
MniiKor llrlnkloy has flnlahod Hold
work for tho oxtoiiBlvo laud olnnHlfl
nntlon nnd Is now buiiy preparing tho
final roportn. h
Forest ARHlotnnt Hproat Unit finish
ed practically nil of tho ftnld work on
tho Illg Itlvor land classification pro.
Jnat. Camp wns brokon up on No
vember ,'l nnd tho party rottfrnod 'o
llnml tho sninn day, A row dny n
Hold work still romalns to bo do.io
noiitli of tho lllg Hlvur Hunger Hta
llon nlong Full Hlvor. This project,
when aomplotod, will cover nil or
tho Natlonnl Forest lunil In Town
ship 21 H., ItaogtM 0 and 10 Kant,
nnd In Township 22 South., Hnnges
0 and 10 Hunt, also part or tho land
In Township 20 South, llnngon 8 and
10 iinst, nml part or Townsuipn ji
and 22 South, IUngn 8 Hast. Tho
map work dona by tho presont part
has been unuminlly tMitlsfaotory sluoo
It wan based on transit lovol much
with tho detail topography filled in
by Alinny hand level work, all sup
lamonlnd by n transit and stndln tra
vnrsn or Dig Hlvor from thn oast Na
tional Forest boundary to within n
short dlntnnco of tho Crano Pralrlo
rexorvolr slto,
HatiKiir South has posted 14 mlloa
of Natlonnl Forest boundary In the
CroRcont district during tho month or
October. Owing to tho root Jtlint tho
original land survey In thin region
wns mndo rorty or moro years nito
tho work or retracing lines linn boon
very nlow and dlfllcult.
A mutiiflt borne Insuraiirn associa
tion In being organized In Dlntrlot C.
Tho plan Is thnt uvary rorent officer
who has horses In entitled to mem
bership. When a horso Is lost, n com
mittee, appointed by tho Buporvlsor,
npprnlses tho horso and reports thu
appraisal to tho district ofJlco. The
district ofTlco then notifies each mem
ber of tho association of his assess,
ment, tho member remitting directly
to tho losor of tho horso. A commls.
too has been appointed In this dis
trict to consldor tho necessity nnd
advisability or organising such n mu
tual horso Insurance association for
District 0.
A number or specimens of yollow
pine nnd ladgepolu pine wora sent to
Portland for part of tho Forost Ser
vice oxhlblt at tho Land Shaw whlsh
was held In tho Portland Armory
building during the tatter part of
October. Tho Forest Borvlco oxhlblt
not only showed speolmona or a gro'U
many different troese, but also flro
fighting equipment, pliotogrnphs and
other material.
Tho district offlco linn decided -jj
publish n man of tho Deschutes Nn
t'onnl Forost for Issuing to tho pno
lie. Tho mnp Itself will bo n small
sonlo photographic reproduction of
our best forest mnp on whloh will io
embodied nil of tho latest correc
tions On tho back of tho mnp will
bo printed some suggestions to the
publlo regarding tho necessity for
care of tiro In tho woods, regarding
gamo laws, gama licenses nnd a short
statement concerning the resource
SECURE A WAR
ATLAS TODAY
. OFFER NO. 1 Uy spoclnl nrrangomontn
for a limited tlmo Tho llond Dulletln Is cn
nblod to offor n vnlunblo Wnr Atlns, Includ
ing a one yenr's subsclrptlon to OKCMAHD
AND FARM 'tho lending Western farm
paper), ior 60 cents. Call or mail your or
der to The Dond Hullotln nnd receive tho At
"lasby ruturn mnll. , ,
Offer no. 2 two papers and the
war atlab for the price of one.
For a limited tlmo wo nro offorlng n ono
yenr'n subscription to The llond Dulletln,
Including a ono yenr's subscription to OR
CHARD AND FARM, nnd tho big War AUft8
(Or til
MoTln,
(or' tho regular yearly
fl.60. Tnko advantngo of this llbaral
offor boforo t Is withdrawn.
Till
HE HEM)
10,000 Ears of Corn
Tho cream of 1,000 ncrcs of
OREaON-WASIUNQTON-lDAllO'S DLUE RinnON CROP
will bo on competitive exhibition nt tho
CORN SHOW
hold undor tho auspices of
Orcgoii.Wnsliliigtou Railroad & Navigation Company
nt
Walla Walla, Washington
November 25 to 28, 1914
INTERESTING
INSTRUCTIVE
ENTERTAINING
Lectures by Prof. C. L. Bmlth,
Agriculturist of tho O.-W.It & N,
Company
LOW FARES FOR THE ROUND
TRIP
Tlckotn, BchoiluloB, etc., from
J, II. Oorbett, Agt., O -W. R. &. N.
I M. Foss, T., F. & P. A., llond
of tho Dcschutos Forest Itsolf. Al
ready our Doscliuten map has a greit
many corroctloim plncod on It so thnt
for soma reglonn It In vory satisfac
tory. In other places, howovor, it
Is still Inaccurate. In ordor that tho
map an finally put out may Include
tho best Information obtainable every
forost ofllcor Is requested to ootid to
tho Himorvlsor'H ofllco, not Inter than
December 10, nn many corrections to
tho ono-hnlf Inch ncalo mnp of tho
forest nn ho Is ablo to prepare. All of
theso will then bo ombodlod on our
final mnp of tho Dusohiites.
Hanger II. 13. Hmlth who will fill
tho vacancy mndo by the trnimfer or
Hanger Curl to thn Siskiyou Is ox
poetod In llond soon. At present ho
is taking his annual lonvo.
THE ODTQBER WEATHER
Previous
More Itnlufnll Tlinu Hi
Month Many Clear Ditjs.
October was marked by a grontor
rainfall than hnn oooured nlnco Inst
spring, tho total precipitation being
1.20 Indies. Of this 1.11 Inches roll
on one dny, tho 18th, putting the
ground In good shnpo for rail plow
ing. With the ndded rain thoro wora
moro cloudy days thnn In tho preced
ing months, there 'having boon six
cloudy, 0 partly cloudy nnd 10 clear.
Temperatures for the month rang
ed from a minimum ot 20 degrees on
tho night of tho 28th to 82 degreon
on tho lCth. Tho greatest dally
range wan 60 dogrers. Thn mean
maximum tomperaturo for tho month
wan 04.0 degrees, a drop of 6 de
grees from tho Boptember figures.
Tho mean minimum was 32.2 dogrces
as ngnlnst 42 for Boptember. Tho
monn was 48.6.
Tho dally temperatures woro an fol
lows:
Dnto Max. Mln, Character
1 67 34 Cloudy.
2 64 40 Cloudy.
3 62 20 Ptly Cldy.
4 fiG 30 Cloudy.
C 68 30 Clear.
0 CO 36 Cloar.
7 60 30 Clear.
8 60 43 Ptly Cldy.
0 63 32 Ptly Cldy.
10 CO 30 Cloudy.
11 68 34 Clear.
12 00 32 Clear.
13...., 70 32 Clear.
14 76 31 Ptly Cldy.
15 81 34 Ptly Cldy.
10 82 32 Cloudy.
17 08 33 Ptly Clcjy.
18.. 60 20 Cloudy.
10 68 38 Clonr.
20 60 32 Clonr.
21 64 31 Clonr.
22 66 20 Clonr.
23 C4 34 Clonr.
24 ...C3 33 Clear.
26 60 41 Clear.
2C 70 32 Clear.
27... 71 30 Cloar.
28 72 26 Ttly Cldy.
20 70 36 Ptly Cldy.
30 .... 68 34 Cloar.
3i: 70 32 . Ptly Cldy.
lleclnrc Wnr on Itbeumntlsiii.
Hhoumntlsm is nn awful thing
nothing moro painful. Don't let It
got n hold, but at first twinges take
oloy KIdnoy Pillo. They work dl-
rate of Tho Dcnd Il'ul-
HUI - M.I
:tin,
rectly on your weakened kldnoy,
build up, mnko them strong- rid
your blood and keep It clear of uric
ncld. Keep Foley Kidney Pllhvroudy
for use nt tho flrnt sign of rheuma
tism. 1'attorson Drug Co.--Adv.
REAL OPPORTUNITIES NOW
The Importance of tlio Hon for In
Mance, .Never Fully Itenlled.
Charles Thorntliwallo calls atten
tion to tho following clipping:
"Wiiutcdl A Homo tor n lien.
"Wanted, a homo for a hen." Put
an advertisement to that effect l'i tho
papar and soo how many people are
now willing, oven anxious, to pro
vide a pleasant home to a capable, in
dustrious hen.
A year ngo lots of thorn would have
riuniou up inuir noses m me inert, u
takes harsh words between William
or Germany and George or Itmglaud to
mnko some Americans appreciate the
economic value or tho humble hen.
The United mates of America, with
Its millions or square miles or farm
lands, tins been caught In tho act of
Imparting eggs. Not many. It Is true,
but importing eggs nevertheless.
Bhadoa or Ceorge Washington. Ab
raham Lincoln, and n few other com
mon sense Americans, forbid!
Hut tho egg Incident is nftor all
only nn Incident. Thoro aro many
othor things which wo have bcon
buying abroad that can be produced
at home most profitably. Ten min
utes' Inquiry will develop a number
of manufactured articles, previously
imported, for which tomo line of
American Industry Is In need.
The opportunities for many nev,
small businesses arc Innumerable.
Kqual opportunities await our largo
Industries In duplicating articles for
morly purchased from abroad.
America's avenucn for profit
through tho war now being waged nro
many. The time In ripe to be up and
doing.
HAIT.MAN Hl'YB CARS
J. Saltzman has bought five Ford
enrs for stage service between Dcnd,
Hums and Riverside. Other cars nl-
so wltl operate on tho run, nnd with
Mr. Saltzman are associated Frank
Dlbblo, J. Collins and I.. Fisher, the
unmo of their company being tho
llond-Ilurns and Hums Riverside
Auto Company.
Foley Cathartic Tablets.
Aro wholesome, thoroughly cleans
ing nnd have a stimulating effect on
tho stomach, liver nnd bowels. Rogu
lato you without griping nnd no un
pleasant after effects. Stout people
find they glvo immedlato relief and
comfort. Antl-Hlllous. Pattorson
Drug Co. Advertisement.
S1C1N8 FOR SALE.
"For Kent," "For Sale," "Rooms
to Let", "Housekeeping Rooms," "No
Admittance," "So Smoking," etc.,
etc.. Placards printed In largo type
on henry bristol board, in cent each,
lens In fjiuuilltle. Iliillctln Office. 12tf
Try tho .Altamont for Sunday din
ner. 0 to 7. p. m. Adv.
The Joy
PERFECT VISION
ft- . .mg-gt
Thoro is a great satisfaction In per
fect vision a Joy unupcakable, but
unfortunately maity eyes are defec
tive. Imperfect sight can in nearly all
cases bo restored by properly ground
lenses; however, there must bo a
methodical, scientific examination of
each musclo and every part of the
oyo.
Our best citizens will tell you that
my examinations are exhaustive and
my work scientific nnd accurate Sat
Isfnctto nnlwnys.
I fit every concelvablo stylo of Eye
Qlassea and Spectacles.
Dr. Ida Behrendt
OPTICIAN
11END HOTEL. NOV. 18 TO 27
assaanaaaaBKasaBSEKESBanBansspS
- ,
OREGON TRUNK TRAIN
- Arrives .............. 8 a. m,
Leaves 8:30 p.m.
O..W. It. & N. TRAIN.
Arrives 7:46 p. m. -
Leaves .......... .7:26 a, m.
- HTAQE LINE SOUTH.
Arrives 7:30 p. m.
- Leaves .10 a. m.
- AUTO LINES.
Cars dally to nurns and points
- south and southeast.
l'OSTOI'l-'ICE HOURS.
Oenoral dollvory open dally
0:16 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Qonoral dollvory open Sunday
- 0:16 to 10 a. m.
- Night train mail closes 7 p. m.
Day train mall closes 6:30 a. m. -
TELEORAPH HOURS.
Western Union dally 7-13,1-6, -
7-10. Sunday 8-10, 4-0,
TELEPHONE HOURS.
- Pioneer Co., twenty-four hour
- eorvlce, Including Sunday.
POLK'S'
OREGON and WASHINGTON
Business Directory
Directory ot cch City. Town iud
VIlUc. slTln dMcrlptlva sktcU ot
sett plkc, locution, population, tele
crspti, hlppln and banking point I
alto ClaaelOed Directory, compiled by
buln and profeIO'i. ,
R. J. rOUC A CO., BEATTUS.
f KySCJK Hoi
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
JtOIIKUT II. GOV hi)
Civil
lleml
Oregon
Engineer
ItOIJEHT W. SAWYEIt
NOTAUY i'UHMO
nullotln Offlco, llond, Oregon
J. 11. Doll A. W. 81ms
CHOOK COUNTY AltSTUACT
COMPANY
(Incorporated)
Successors to The J. If. Tinner
Abstract Co., Prlnevlllo, Ore.
Abstracts Insurance
W, W. FAUL.KNEH, D. M". D.
DKNTI8T
Offlco Ovor Postofllco
IJcnd, ... Oregon
WILLAHD H. WIHTZ
J, A V Y K n
PrlnovIIIo, Oregon.
C, 8. BENSON
Attornoy At Law
Bonoon Building, Wall Street
Bend, Oregon.
VERNON A. FORBES
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Bend, :: :-: Oregon
OBOROE 8. YOUNG
Civil nnd Irrigation Engineer.
City Engineer of Bend.
Room 6 First National Bank
Building
Representation boforo tho Des
ert Land Board and State
Engineer
ROBERT CECIL WYGANT
Attorney at Law
Irrigation Masonic
Water Rights Building
Desert Land Snlom,
Engineering Law Oregon
J
l
Rooftop; of nil kinds. Repairing
promptly done.
J. A. MacCLOSKEY
TINNING AND
Furnace Contractor
Guttering-, Spouting,
Cornices and Skylights.
? ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY
FURNISHED
J Jobbing Promptly Attended To J
J. J. RYAN
Plumbing and Heating
PHONE 4S1
$ 117 MINNESOTA STREET
Is It Done Right?
to J t ?
I SB. k . M f . . X.
WUJaWS f -j
yvuiLt CZ3M&
llAVmMftAmM tf
If It la, lot well onouah alona. Out Un
less tt U up to U mark In ovorjr detail
coma and sea us.
LOW PRICES, BETTER SERVICE
Bend Steam' Laundry.
AND DRY CLEANING
Put Your Duds
In Our Suds"
CI
O'DONNELL
UNION
in rt
3X&Jf
II. II. D o A It M O N D
LAWVHH
Oregon Streot. Dcnd, Oregon
II. C. SLI.I8
Attomcy-nt-T.tfiiv
United States Commissioner
First Natlonnl Dank Duildlng
DKND, OIIEOON
DH. J. II. CONNAItN
MBJfTIHT
Ofllco In gather Duildlng.'
Houro 0 to 12, 1 to 6.
Sundays and evenings by
Appointment.
O. P. NISWONOER, Bend, Ore.
UNDERTAKER
Licensed Bmbnlmcr, Funeral
Director,
Phone. Lady Assistant.
DR. It. D. BTOWEI.L
Noprapaililc Iliyslclnn
Ofllco over Miller Lumre? Cj.
Walt Street Hours 0 to S
Phone Rd 61
J. E. Engebrdsou
Plumbing and Healing
Dcnd, Oregon
Fraternal Societies
I. O. O. P.
Dcnd Lodge No. 1218.
Regular meeting every Moti
day night at S o'clock in Sat ti
er's Hall. Visiting brothois
cordially welcome.
BERT SHUEY. N. O.
GEO. P. GOVE, Secretary.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF
AMERICA.
Banner Camp No. G031.
Regular meetings second and
focrtr Tuesdays, Bather's Hall.
MRS. J. II. CONNARN, Oracle.
MRS. A. ORCnJTT Recorder.
TH15 PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FORCIC1
ADVERTISING DY THE
OTNCHAU OFF1CCS
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
MUmtHUViVlUHUUHWtWVa
1 ALTAMONT f
I HOTEL I
5 Moderate Prlcefl
S K
S Modern Rooms $
i AttratUvo Surroundings
Steam Heat, Hot and Cold
J Water With Rath Privilege S
i Homo Cooked Meals $
J Miss A. I). Snaldlng, Proprietor
REND, OREGON j
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Dont Forget
IF Your Automobile,
Oaa Engine, Gun, Typo
wrltcr or Any Mechati
.icnl Contrivance Needs
REPAIRING
...1
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DRAYINQ
' Bead Hauling Co.
R, N. PALSIERTON
Wood for Sale
Olllco with R. P. Mlnter
Olllco Phouo Rlack 00
Realdonco Rlack 4'i
BROTHERS
MARKET
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