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THK BEND BULLETIN, IJEND, OnE., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 101 .
THE DESCHUTES RANGER
VOR MARCH
Tho Deschutes Ranger for March
contnliiB two special articles anil a
chart compiled from the forest lire
records of tho local forests showing
tho average area hurned over por day
throughout the nummer since 1908.
Other facts are also shown Including
tho nvorago number of fires of all
classes occurring In each 10 day per
iod slnco 1908.
Of tho special articles one on tho
use of tho Abney hand loel Is es-
perlnlly for tho lienoiu oi iiiresi n
Hn.rs. Tho other on "The freo uso
tic, thus taking enre of the stock np
plled for by tho local ranchers liv
ing In tho vicinity of Laldlnw. Al
together It Is expected that about
800 additional head of cattle will bo
put on tho Forest this year, moot of
those owned by ranchors In small lots
varying from 7 to 7C bond each.
On his lottirn trip Mr. Merrltt
stopped ovor nt Tho Dalles and
checked ovor all of tho land owner
ship for tho National ForeBt area
within The Dalles land district.
Tho Upper Deschutes Llveotock
Association hold n mooting In the
of national forest timber In the ion , m)ervROr'H uico on February 28, nt
IlIICK UIHMIUl. il " -"
lii nf mure unnurul Interest. This IS
part of a longer report on tho sub
ject prepared ly mm nnu w u ui
tnu'H
Tho old Paulina Natlonnl Forest
boundiiry, prior to tho elimination of
March 12, 1911, almost entirely Btir
rounded tho Fort Hock valley and In
cluded not only yellow plno and
lodgopolo timber but practically all
of the Juniper as well bo that honio
Htcadcrs wero dependent upon tho
National Forest for their entire sup
plies of wood for all purposes. As
tho grealor part of tho valley Is
homestended, partly In IGO-ucro
tracts, and as there Is hardlv pny rc
tivlty on tho ranches which d'ies not
enll for somo material from tho For
es', largo (uantltles of wood for var
ious niinifiros woto useu. i no juni
whleh tlma thov arranged for hnndl
Ing stock on Crano I'rnlrlo for tho
coming year. Tho Association voted
to ask the District Forester that their
advisory board bo officially recogniz
ed nnd formlnluted somo rules re
garding 'tho Improvement of tho
range stock.
Tho Tiimalo Heof Brooders Asso
ciation havo formally asked that
their advisory board bo recognized
by tho Forest Service In mattors re
garding the range nnd havo submit
ted rules regarding breeds of stock
which they ask to have adopted by
tho Forest Servlco as applying to the
range In which their Association Is
Interested. Thoy wish to limit the
breed of cnttlo to Hod Durhnms only.
Hoports from nil rangor districts
during tho pest year glvo tho follow
ing estimated nunibor or peopio us
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March
1G. Lincoln Heachey fell to his
death In San Francisco bay this af
ternoon while attempting one of his
darn devil feats In a now and untried
aeroplane. He made ono successful
flight In which ho looped the loop and
IIMP.fllM RFlflrfFY FANG Til flFATH IN KM
LIIIUULI1 ULIIUIIUI I I1L.UU IU UUIIIII . . ..,,1 Prnffl Ita ED
performed the other aerial stunts ofiDcuy was """"""-- tn havo
which ho was the master. On a sec penrnnce death was gelded to havo
ond ascent he was endlne with a per-j resulted fr.om rownlng. DeajhW
pendlculnr drop, when tho wings of ' mother, shown In the P lew re below
his plane crumpled and he fell Into 8 prostrrtcd from the shock or the
tho water lashed to tho machine. The ' accident which she wltne3sca.
per hnB boon most UBed for piiHts and., t, i.orcl,t for recreation pur-
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unnii' imi the miiro accessible ills
trlcts have been cut over so that lon
ger distances mutt bo traveled or In
ferior material taken thnn formerly.
As n result, yellow plno Ib grndually
becoming to bo more depended upon.
In Mnrch, 1911, practically rll of
tho Juniper country was eliminated
from tho Nntlonnl-Forent and slnco
then a considerable portion of It has
been homcBtcndcd so that tho Juni
per Biipply Is still moro rnpldly di
minishing. Whllo thlH hns not as
jet Impressed Itself upon tho minds
of mnny homesteaders, It Is easy to
foreseo n tlmo In tllo near futuro
when n largo sottloment will bo de
pendent upon tho plno forests to tho
north and west for their entire sup
ply of timber. Theso considerations
make tho cost sales and freo uso
business of Importanco to tho peo
pio locally and to thoeo who nro near
est tho Forest.
Tho freo uso policy In this vicin
ity so far nc I am ablo to learn has
nlwaya boon n very liberal one and
In any caso tho freo uso area admin
istered by ono mnn has been so largo
thnt closo BUporvlslon wbh Impossible.
Along about olghty miles of tho old
Forest boundnry In this district thoro
wont frequent freo uso roads so that
practically tho whole area within
from two to six miles of tho odgo of
tho timber wns much used. Many
of tho nppllcntloiiB ramo by mall and
permits worn sent out In tho snino
way. Tho total valuo of mrterlal Is
sued on free uso permltn for tho yenr
ending Juno 30, 1911, was slightly
over 1,830.
The elimination of tho Juniper
country has reduced tho number of
iiennlls but tho use of yellow pine for
postB nnd fuel Is grndimlly Increns
IriK From tho standpoint of valuo,
tho material Is used In about tho
following order: (Ireen and dead
plno poles for fencing nnd corrals,
iliwd yellow plno for fuel. postB for
fiinclng and logs for building pur
poses, i
Owing to tho largo freo use area
with Its locally reputed Inexhaustible
supply of timber, iimth bavo In tho
psst been somewhat wasteful of ma
terial. An attempt 1h being made to
I'licourago more complete utilization
of tho timber nnd as time goes on
belter results are expected.
Other extracts from tho Hanger
are the following: I
Mr. Ouy lias dug a well nt the,
lllg River Ranger Htatlou.
Mr. Vlueunt has mailo a number of
siunII sales of timber at the fifty
cent rate to farmers. In the region of,
I)nl saw mill recently,
Runner Austin has repaired the'
DiwvliutM river telephone line. The
i rllon nwir ltwtiil wan hroVen down1
Iwdlv during the post winter, as tho
rMiilt of wind nd snow I
Work on the telephone lino enn-'
nwftliiK HlK River RaitKer station
nil the RiwIhiiiI Runner Station Is
oIh rtHrtwd v Rsiihits one and
Hiulth. MMrtitml by ou man employ
ed temporarily.
A lirw stun for tht Alllnnhnm
Runner Station and another for the
Korwt ottle In 8IHr. liavi) mi
mud by lUnger Vltirent.
Mil ln t n lUcd nlnnv t
read blwM ('rMweiit and the smith
Kortwt bouudarv. a dtatnuco nf about
thirty hiIIm, anil alone the road be
twMMi Craarimt. and Cricnt. Davis
'nd Otfall Is. bs lon inmle t
Raniw Bomb. Thav lll ixwid
aooD aa lha weather comlUUmn
panalt.
Ooniraaa paasad a IH'fleleiu-v Ai
1nttrlatlon bill for the Koret !-1
vo ao that tba Inii'roveiumit mon
bald In raaarvu last fall on iiwount
of tba Br lUhtln dftlvlt hu '"ii
ralaaaad and will I avatluMe for um
thJa rli.n On this Frw t Ihl
miMMa tb.ti wa run romileie the Id
oahonf Hurt wtwiwa Ilia ltir Han-1
Kar 9tiui utid HitalanJ Suiton. nl
rd Htuiifd. tliv telaphiMie line ex-1
losdlim t.i ilia e Cavtt in the Fort i
Hi. k (iiutl), d th lirnlae nriu
th Uaaabulaa rlvar si Crau - I'raliie ;
TUa man In Ua Heiid umi- i.e
Iwh buay during th iat iuntb.
romiilllni UMM of dlHoifMl kinds
rail woat HHt)iitly In cohviiik the
ilrtibur aailuiata map for tb Wilker
llHtlu Timber RavnGtui' work
tluno U) K. I'. Cacll l JIS l y
loatl roiiKora tho yor-r t.ofore
Mr. Merrltt wa l I'orilnnd on
1'abiHavy 1C and 17. conferring with
tha DUtrtct Fnreater nnd with Sup
orvlsor llrundngo of the Santlatu ami
Deputy SupervUor lllnltluinn of
tho Casoado Korwt regrrdlng Inter
foreat grailng allotmenta It was
agreed to transfer rnotiKh eheep from
the Doachutea to tho Weal Bide For
esta Ui vacate, range needed for cat-
poses and for hunting:
Fishermen nnd campers staying
moro thnn one dny 8C0
Fishermen and enmpera staying
ono day only H30
Hotel guests -1-0
Trappers and hunters for short
trips 230
Winter trappers 24
Auto parties along roads not stop
ping except for n short tlmo. .2000
TOTAL 49C4
Tho covor of tho report Ib Illustrat
ed by a. plcturo of tho bend of tho
Metollus river showing Mt. Jofforson
In tho dlsUinco.
Not Feeling "Just Right.
When you got tired early In tho
dny, havo an overfull fooling, nro
bllllous, havo bad broath or suffer
from Indigestion or constipation you
will find Foloy Cathartic Tablets
quick and comfortable In action.
Thoy nro wholesome nnd health giv
ing. Mr. L. U. Levy, Clroon Hay,
Vs says: "Thoy do not grlpo nnd
tholr effect Is quick nnd sure. Tho
finest cathartic I ovor UBod. 1'nttor
son Drug Co. Adv.
Ask your
Spray Flour.-
grocor
-Adv.
for
Deschutes
37tf
i
X - - t - Sea- - ft T W
PeeU said: "When I am In need of
a kldnoy medicine, a fow doaes of
Doan's Kldnoy Pills always bring
benefit." Price CO cents at all
dealers. Don't simply ask for a kid
ney remedy get Doan's Kodncy Pills
tho soma that Mr. Pectz had. Fos-ter-Mllburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N.
Y. Adv.
Photograph courtesy San Francisco Hxamlner.
THE MOTHER OF LINCOLN BEACHEY, FH0M THE TOWER OF JEWELS, 435 FEET ABOVE THE
EARTH, AT THE PANAMA-PACIFIO INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, WATCHES HER SON
LOOP HIS ONE THOUSANDTH LOOP.
When Lincoln llenchey, n son of Snn Francisco, on tho occasion of his homecoming after breaking nil world rcc.
ords as a daredevil looper of OU'J loops, performed two entirely new nnd death defying stunts over tho completed
palaces of the I'linntnifl'iiclllc International Exposition It was his aged mother who for the first time waved him
on to fresh achievement. Mrs. Ileuetiey held a plnce of honor, 435 feet up in tho nlr. on the tiptop of the won
derful Tower of Jewels. From this aerie she was nblo to watch every erratic move of her daredevil son. She
cried out only once. Thnt was when ho wrote the figures "1000" ngiilimt the clouds, high nbovo the two miles
of completed exhibit palaces, slgnltlcnnt of the looping of his one thousandth loop.
being snnpped up promptly for any
and all offerings. Packers are ex
tremely short of supplies and nro wil
ling takers ot all offerings nt good
prices. Lambs Btill soil at $8.50.
ACT QUICKLY.
Delay has been dangerous In Rend.
Do tho right thing at tho right time.
Act quickly In tlmo of danger In
tlmo of kidney dnngor Doan's Kidney
Pills nro most effective. Plenty of
ovldenco of their worth. Carl Pectz
V. Main strcot, Moro, Oregon, says:
"For years I had kldnoy complaint
nnd rheumntlc pains. I got so bad
mnrkotlng has not boon as liberal as 'that I could hardly walk. I couldn't
expected. Top hogs oponod Monday stoop on account of lameness In my
nt $7.2G nnd nro soiling nt eamo price back. Tho kidney becrctlons gnvo mo
ul cIubu of week. Shoep nro again a great doal ot annoyanco and I had
.MARKET REPORT.
NORTH PORTLAND, March 11.
Tho rocolptB for tho weok havo been:
Cattlo 1C74, calves 3C, hogs 2380,
Bheop 1G81. Tha mnrkot on cattlo
opened briskly on quality offerings
nt about steady prices. Top steers
remaining steady nil weok nt $7.7G.
Monday's run of cnttlo was tho heav
iest In theso ynrds for somo time.
Good cows nro quoted at $0,50 and
other lines In proportion. Not with
standing the fact that Portland hog
prices hnvo been tho highest In tho
United Stntes for somo tlmo past,
to get up soveral times at night to
pass them. I went to Hot Springs
nnd while I was relieved, tho loast
cold brought the troublo back as bad
as over. Ono day I rend about Doan's
Kldnoy Pills and I began using them.
The first box helpod mo and boforo
long tho backncho and kldnoy weak
ness left me." At a later dato, Mr.
ORIXION AND WASHINGTON OAZ-
ATEER AND RU8INESS DIREC
TOKV I-'Olt 10115-10.
R. L. Polk & Co., havo JUBt Issued
tho 191C-1C edition of Iho Oregon
and Washington (Jnzctccr and Dusl
nesj Directory, which Is tho only
work of tho kind published. It ccn
talno an accurate business directory
of every city, town and village In Ore
gon and Washington nnd tho names
end addresses of country morchnnts
and professional men, lumbermen,
etc., who nro locnted adjacent to vil
lages; aUo lists of government and
county officers; Btatc boards, statu
tory provisions, terms of court,
names of courts, names of postofflccs,
express, telephone and telegraph of
fices. Justices of tho poaco, hotels,
dally and weekly newspapers, besides
much other Information useful to nil
classes of business nnd professional
men. A descriptive sketch of ench
placo is given, embracing vnrlotm
Items of interest, such ns location,
population, dlstanco to different
points, the most convenient shipping
stations, the products that nro mar
keted, stage communications, trudo
statistics nnd churches. An Import
ant feature Is tho classified directory,
giving evory business arranged un
der Its Bpcclnl heading, thus enabling
subscribers to obtnln nt a glanco n
list of all houses manufacturing or
dealing In any particular lino of
goods. The work generally Is com
piled to meet tho wants of tho busi
ness community and Is so thorough
ns to desorvo Its llboral patronage.
Prlco $9.00. OIIIccb: Seattlo, Port
land, Spokano and Tncoma.
Onion sots, 10 cents a
Skuso Hardware Co. Adv.
pound,
lo
Try True IHuo flour,
grocor for It. Adv.
, Ask yoar
36 tf.
TIiIh and l'lo Cents.
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
oncloso five cents to Foloy & Co., Chi
cago, 111., wrlto your namo and ad
dress clearly. You will rocolvo In
return a trial packago containing
Foley's Honoy nnd Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup, Foley
Kldnoy Pills nnd Foloy Cathartic
Tablets. PattorBon Drug Co. Adv.
STOP!!
Tmrn-rr ' "
IT IS THOSE CELEBRATED 111SSEL AND
WHITE CROSS VACUUM CLEANERS.
A NEW RROOM SWEEPS CLEAN RUT ONLY
AFTER HARD WORK AND THEN IT GETS ONLY
HALF THE DIRT.
LOOK!
VACUUM CLEANERS RELIEVE THE HOUSE
HOLD OF ITS DRUDGERY, CLEANINO CUR
TAINS, FURNITURE AND FIXTURES AS WELL
AS CARPETS AND FLOORS AND
flKT ALL THE DIRT.
LISTEN!
IT COSTS MUCH LESS TO OPERATE THAN
AN ELECTRIC FLAT IRON.
SOLI) ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS IF DESIRED
DO IT ELECTRICALLY
The BEND WATER LIGHT
& POWER CO.
The United
Warehouse
Company
Storage and Forwarding
General 'Commission'
Merchants
WE HANDLE OIL, GASOLINE, SUGAR,
FLOUR, SALT, HIDES
FRESH and SALT MEATS
HAMS, BACON AND LARD
The United Warehouse Co.
A. M. Pringle, Mgr. Bend, Oregon
Building Material
LUMBER, SHINGLES
The Miller Lumber Company
Bend, Oregon.
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