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BRITISH ARP.TY SWORDS.
Each Branch of tho Sorvlce Hat Its
Own Typa of Weapon.
Swords In thy Hrltlnh uruiy vnry to
n ory ri',it extent, mill piTiutlcatly
ovory hruiieli of tho cervleo has Its own
type nf Weapon The dinVience In not
ho much In l ln Ii;ik- or tlu hliule ih
In Unit of tho hilt.
Tho xnuiil used by iiic Infiiiilry him
n laiRo oriiunioiitul Kinii'il. ln'.ii'lnj,' the
royal cipher mill eron. There Is u
nlot lit tho tup or I In- kiijiiI Tor tho
HWOI'll lillllt, KUllj II leather loop Cllll-
IiiK In ii hunt to pii'M-nt tho 1 1 lis of tho
hwoiiI. The Inruniry sword Is perfect
ly Mrtiluht mill Is Hhurp on one mIjpj
only.
Ulllo reglmentM linvu a Hpccliil sword
of their own with tho rlllo luulge lot
Into tho opciiuinh Kituril. Very much
the riiiiic sort of HUunl. hut with n ntlll
more open Kiniril, ronslstliiK of throe
curved Inrs, Is used hy tho royal ar
tillery mid unity norvlro corps. The
ltoynl oiiKliuors Imvo n gilt hilt ou
their hwoiiI. n illstluctlou they prize.
The cliiy-iiioro of the hluhl.iuil reel
nienlH him n hlit Imsljct hilt lined with
roil cloth mid blue ilhliojiH. Tho otll
ceis of hoiuc Sroltlsh roulments curry
u pin In cross hilled swonl without u
(tuiird.
Until a few jiurs aK0 nH. rnvnlry
with iirnied with suliors. Nowadays
however, they curry Hwords of n
Untight ntpler pnttorn Tho ,'iinrd la
n largo i (Tn I r. completely uhleldlu;; tli
limid. New Voih Times.
THE DESCHUTES RANGER
j& & FOR DECEMBER & j&
Tho DoschuteB Hanger (or I)c-. of November In making a definite lo
comber Iirb for a front cover lllus- cation of tho Deachut03 river telo-
tratlon a lorlM of thrco pictures tak-iihone lino hotween Rend nnd tho,,, submitted to the
en by Deputy Supervisor Ilarpham on Ills Klvor ranger slat on. Thin win lfct ,,oreBtcrt IirlnB9 out tho fo
THE FRENCH ACADEMY.
Corttr of the Organization of tits
. "Forty Immortali."
Tho liiHtliute of Krnm-e hud ItH In
ception In IfiTO. when there was found,
id In I'm Is by the Trench poet. An
toliic do I In I r. a literary mid muslcul
Hocloty. liiiown as the Aciiilemy of tho
Vnlols. Charles IX. granted It letters
patent on Nov. '.'0. I.r7(). ns "Tho Acad
emy of I'oelry iiml .Music." It hud.
Imwoier. no stability. Attacked upon
every ikeimlon and criticised hy Its op
ponents. Its members censed to meet
lifter ir.HI. Almost half it century
passed before n rovhal tool; plme.
For some lime since the year UK!)
ii small circle of cutliusiasth' students
was uont tit meet nt each other's home
for tho utility of Krench Inuuunpo and
llteratiuc. Prom ye.ir to year Its mom
liorhhlp loci eased, ami In 11 I'll Cardinal
Jtlrhcllcn iiopocd lo the sm-lely to
Juno their private status changed Into
ll public Inslltuiiiiu, with miiiiy rights
mill pilvllogos. tpoii agieoinont liy
llio society It was lioucoriiith Isnown
ns "the I'lonrh Aoailomy." with M char
ier fiutii I.iiiiIh xiii. of .luniiiiry. 1U.I.'.
It cituslstoil ilii'it or forty mombers-
llie "fitrty Ihiuiiiitiil-r-iinil nt no time
mill under no piossnro whatsoever has
this number been Iih'Iciim'iI. London
Htmulurd.
Lost (ind round.
It Is a -amiiIiI nf Hti'iiuMc h.ippeulngs
Oil tho Aliislin Kicniiicr fiom Seattle
wmh a fining l.nl.v who bitterly hiiueut
oil to ii frtoml nbimni i In- hws or u pin
It wits an Klk ottiblom. trotd mid Jew
oloil. ii pnwoiit I nun nor In m her She
JimiI im nn iho miivoi In So.tttlo Just
lioforo lusr tlop.inurw She lohiicd tho
clri'iiiiisiiini is in die procino or mi
other p.loiiucr to wlium she llilil Just
Ih'Kii liiltnilucoil by her filem). This
follow' piuweiiKer M-finoil Interested mid
llually liiiUliod. "Iilil mi ioiiIIv loo
mi i:it; pin mid did ll lime your Initials
cnixnivi'il on tho biirk" "ImWi
a rercnt trip to Davis Lake show
Ing tho dlincultles encountorod In
making tho return Journey. While
at tho lake two feet of snow fell and
tho pictures aro of Mr. Hnrphnm's
car bucking tho drlftH.
Extracts from tho Hanger follow:
Korest Supervisor Mcrritt Is spend
ing a couple of wecltB this month In
tho DiHtrlct Olllco In conforenco with
Bovoral of tho other Supervisors of
tho District. .Many problems rolntlvo
to forest administration and fire pro
tnctlon have heen taken up. Among
tho things of greatest tntorest to
the Deschutes Is the prohablo revision
of Form 871-0, tiro report. This will
most likely bo gotten up on an 8x10
lottor size Bheet and on tho roveroo
sldo n spaco 8x8 inches, divided Into
A Inch squares, will bo provided for
entering the location of tho flro. Tho
Hcnln iinoil will depend on tho size
of tho flro .
Approximately 300 mile's of Forest
Sorvtco telephone lino Is now in op
eration on or near the Deschutes
ForeHt and It will undoubtedly bo
quite c problem to keep It In first
class working order unless properly
constructed and cared for.
From figures Just compiled from
extensive land classification toporto,
thero Is a lotol of approximately two
hundred nlnetv-snven billion board
' rlnnn 1 tl nrdnr ttinf n frnnplllnn for n
right of way could ho secured from
Tho Shovlin-Hixon Company which
Is now beginning extensive logging
operations on tho west sldo of the
river.
Tho six month's plan of work re
cently called for by the District For
ester lips been submitted hy nil dis
trict rangers and forwarded to the
Portland offloe for approval. Tho
pirns lndlcnto thnt the rangers have,
without exception, done some very
careful planning ns to tho needs of
their districts for tho noxt six months.
Four thousand boundnry signs
linvo recently been recolved from
the property clerk, a goodly number
of which will Immediately bo for
warded to tho district rangers for
use In tho extensive boundary post'
Ing work which will bo taken up in
tho near future.
The oxtenslvo land classification
report worked up hy Ranger Rrlnk
loy last winter has recently been ap
proved hy tho Secretary of Agricul
ture Tho report on the Motollus ad
dition project made by Supervisor
Morrltt and Hanger Vincent has also
been npproved.
Unfavorable wonther conditions
during tho lottor part of November
put a ston to tho appraisal work tn
the Motollus country which was bo
feet of standing timber In District J Ing done bv Logging Knglneors An-
U. 11V lirillCllllll BIIUCICH IIIU UlUIIU U.uiliniiuu nuiiuwtli.
ns follows:
Douglas fir, 08 billion foot: Wes
tern hemlock, 73 billion feet: western
yellow pine, .12 billion foot: Sitka
Rp'ruce, 20 billion feet: nil othor
spoclcR comprise tho balance. Tho
greatest portion nf Sitka spruce Is
represented by tho Alaska forests,
which rontrlhuto approximately 70
billion feet to the total stnnd for tho
district.
Tho Supervisor's nnnunl grazing
report shows tho following numbers
of stock to hnvo been grnzed during
tho past season. Cattle and lioracs,
3350, represented by 150 permittees.
These wero nil grazed within tho
present boundaries of tho Deschutes.
Tho Deschutes proper and Intor-forest
permits for shoen represented n to
tal of 3S,Ii7"i, owned by 1 1 permit
tees.
Our records show thnt every bnnil
of sheep was counted, mill Ijl addi
tion 71170 bound for other forests
worn counted bv ("Ulcers of tho Doi
cliulfs. In mldlrinu to thn Hbovo
numbers grnzed under permit, It Ii
estimated that lfil cattlo mil flO
horses, owned by nuichcrs living
within or ndlnront to tho forest wero
Krnzod free' of charge under Regula
tion (l-r.
Tho following tabulation indicates
tho number of fish by kinds distrib
uted bv Forest officers of tho Des
chutes In co-operation with stnto of
ficials during tho past field season.
Soptombor 11, 150 Eastern brook
wore planted In Motollus river.
September 11. 183 Eastern brook
wero plnntod In Suttlo Lnko.
September 12, CfiO Eastern brook
wero planted In Cnbot lake.
Soptomhsr 17, 1000 Eastern brook
worn planted In Deschutes river
nhova Itonhnm falls.
September 21, .100 Eastern brook
trout wero plr.nted In Trout creek.
September 22, 000 Eastern brook
trout wero planted In Rliio lnke.
September 22, 000 Eastern brook
trout wero nlnnted In Dnrk lake.
October 7. 800 Eastern brook trout
wen plnntod In Snarks lnko.
October 7. 200 Eostorn bronk trout
wero planted In Tumalo Crook nt T.
station.
Octohor 22, 1400 Eastern brook
trout wero planted In Odell lnko.
October 22, 400 Enstern brook
trout were blunted In Ciepcent lnko.
October 20. 2000 EnHtorn lirook
trout nml 0000 Hnlnbow woro plant
ed In tho Motollus river.
October 20. f.000 Hnlnbow trout
two million feet at least. This flro
occurred outeldo tho National Forest
boundaries. ,
Doputy Supervisor Ilarpham spent
several days of his annual leaVo dur
ing Thanksgiving week in Portland.
Tho work of drilling the Forent
Sorvlco well on tho Cabin Lako Han
ger Station has reached a depth of
considerably over 100 feet.
Tho annual fire report for the I'es
Dls
follow
ing Interesting facts.
(n) Money spon from fire funds
for temporary Inhor and supplies for
flro suppression Inside National for
est boundaries, 2003.42. (h) Han
ger nml guard labor on fires Inside
nnttonnl boundaries, $748.48
Same as above (a) outsldo forest
boundaries, $919.89.
Samo as nbovo (b) outside forest
boundaries, $411.28.
Co-operation recolved for fires on
national forest land or private land
Inside national forest, $G4.
pCo-oporatlon for fires outsldo na
tional forest, $356.84 (npproxlriiate-
iy.)
Acreage government land Inside
national forest' burned over, $10,-830-71.
Loss in board foot, 11,152,-
000.
Acrcago private lands Insldo na
tional forest burned over, 1081. Loss
In hoard feet, 1,707,00.
Cause of fires: Campers, 30; light
ning, 30; brush burning, 15; un
known, It; miscellaneous, 13; in
cendiary, 3; sawmills, 1; total 10G
Tho above figures rw conclusive
ly that the tlmo for abandoning tho
educational campaign with respect to
fires has not yet arrived.
No, Ho rtad No Opinion.
"Heroic we tillte you ou the Jury. Mr
Smith, uo must ask whether you have
forme 1 tiny opinion or the pilsouer's
guilt or Innocence."
. "No." said Smith grimly. "No. 1 ain't
roruicd mi opinion."
"And. .Mr. Sinllh. hnve you or Imvt
you not any 'msctentlous objections to
capital piiulshuieiitlr"
".No." said Smith, more grimly still,
"not In this cum'." London Opinion.
ednifcday
Very Likely.
"Our ancestors hud o-v few hoards
of heiilth. Infinity (ummlsslons nml
soon."
'l'orhnim It Is hist ns well. I'robnblv
they would have locked up Kir Isaiu
Newton. Copernicus and also Chi Is
tonhcr Columbus." Louisville Cornier.
Journal.
RICHMOND C'liUU i.iiKOTH.
At trio regular annual election last
W
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I'm
dent,
or, .1,
ecuthi
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Ilosch,
outllm
to sec
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cnptnli
out nn
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V- Moo. Th.,5235
committee wim n 5
'dick , R h. VaZZZTl
,".' "' ""eseu. Plans.
1 for n tiiniiiin.i.i. wr
.C1D1111I Cfla
ro now .members, and p
nd .1. TV !..- ... u i
. ... .uulu wero
of respective sldM t8 ,',
bustle. ,u ll
jocoiunieiKled for t'roim
U. AlleV. Ilficntn. ' a
rnlsed a fnmllv .,' '.' MBi
,i .,..! r-i" I.V. "' '"urchLi
n7th;,."0,nT,l
fcnd rrn.n .. ." ". .l ' ln. M
,.. . wv.., iiiriiicnin i ..
used It for eight or ton .Jl
Ii recommend it r ..icv1fl
itlsfnctory results for conii
B. SO 111 nVOPf.fl,... C??I
,....ulo Ail
NO REASOX FOR IT.
You aro shown a way out. There
can bo no reason why any reader of
this who stirrers tho tortures of an
aching back, tho annoyance of uri
nary disorders, tho pains and dan
gers of kidney ills will fall to heod
the word of a resident of this locality
who has found roller. Tho following
Is convincing proof: Mrs. J. W.
Qntchel, 1110 Sevonth street, Hood
River, Oregon, says: "I had dull,
nagging pains across tho small of
my back and tho nctlon of my kidneys
wns lrrcgulnr. I tried several woll-
known kidney medicines, but got no
rollof until I took Doan's Kidney
Pills. Tlioy rellovcd mo nt onco nnd
tho backache soon left-me. My kid
neys wero strengthened nnd my sys
tom was tonod up. Another of my
family hnd good results from Doan'n
Kidney Pills." Prlco 50 cents nt all
dcalors. Don't stmply ask for n kld
noy romody get Doan's Kidney Pills
the. samo that Mrs. Gatchcl had.
Fostor-Mllhuni Co., Props., Iluffnlo,
N. Y. Adv.
II la lllun fiallliml.i.1 11. nt n ...I..1 ....... Iilniilnil t . rt..ln 111., a l..t,n
.. ,n Hint. i'vi iiiiiii.'II tutu tl ililtll tn nti'J 'liillhJil 1,1 tUllUL HIIIU IUAU.
1275 hoi-hoi nnd 330 cnttlo woro grnz-1 October 27 2100 Eastern brook
ed bv travelers nnd cninnors for n trout plnntod In Squnw crook.
purloil of from ono to 30 days. Knvomlicr 2, 500 EiiHtern Itrook
Our records show thnt onlv one. trout planted In Tumnlo lnko.
il I
illil," topllod the joiiiiK lady. "How
did you know ubiiut the Initials?" The
isisfoimer lojitluoil, "Well. I found It!"
lie h.id'plcl.cd up the phi ou tho street
In Sent Ho Just be fine tho steamer had
sailed.- Leslie's.
' Growing Truth.
All argument Is usually a lug-of-war.
mid a lugof-unr does lint bring people
toucllicr, jot o nro often decoUed
litlit tltluNIm: that o c.iii bring tho
nihor mini hi or In our sldo by arguing
with him. Even when an argument
linos (ouUiicc It Is not usually iho host
of coin luring. It Is so much hot
ter to suggoit to people than to nrguo
Willi llii'iu. If you h.ivo coinhicod n
Is-rsoii ho Is trying to icmcmhcr what
vi mi hnvo s.tld. Hut If you drnp a seed
In his mhiil It will ipilelly work In
III in. (Jniuliig truth Ii uniiu elTi-ctho
Ih. in dihoii truth.
, ( Wily Glpphnntv
An I'tcptiaui thnt U going to make
trouble tin n i his luck ou his Intended
lctlm and IiokIiis to swing his great
IsMly rroiii side to side. Then in ii
lluHi lie wheels, ontchos the otTeuder
with Ills mini, mid hurls him perhaps
twenty foot a way. follow big swiftly
to i rush tin- life from his body with
bis mighty Uncos
Curlom Shots.
Ill India Iho uwot clnsos wear ns
Ihmw ii lint bliHl; with n lurgo knob,
which slips helwceu tho llrst mid seo
ntiil toes. They tiro mi sMIIed In wear
lug tin" tlit they an able to Ucep
lljem mi mid wulk or run with grout
Bpood.
About Dry Qooili Mainly,
"llofoiv wo wore mairleil. Tom, you
ufpd to drtiil. In oM-ry word I wild."
"s, hut ,nur iiHivonwiliiit has lo-
viiino so dry now that I can't drink It
lH"-Hoston Truvulor.
nnliunl died from nn Infectious ills
ease. Tills wns u steor from tho Mil-
I Ion n valley country which developed
n case of lump Jaw. Tho nnliunl was
promptly shot mid destroyed. No
loHsoH from contagious dlsonsn nro
reported nnd only ono nnliunl died ns
u result of plant poisoning.
It Is estlmnted that 100,000 pooplo
visited tho forests nf Oregon nnd
Washington during tho imst sensnn.
Slnco tho pnssngo of tho Act of
August 10, 1912, which nuthorlzoa
tho Secretary of Agriculture to clas
sify nil forest lands, a totnl nf 11.
000,000 ncros In Oregon nnd Wash
ington hnvo been classified, or 40
rf thn total Forest ncrcacJ within hto
two states.
Forest APflstnnt Spront spent sov
eral days of his nnnunl leave In Port
land during the early part of December.
Messrs. Ilarpham anil Malm spoilt
Making a total of 10,199 Eaotorn
brook trout nnd 11,000 Rainbows.
Now handles for nil tools 'In need
of repair on thin forest luivo been
purchased; also paint for nil tools,
nnd for thn signboards to bo placed
during tho coming season.
Word lias Just boon recolved from
Portland that the Englo Creek Trail
project on tho Oregon forest may
hnvotn bo abandoned on account of
vory bad woathor conditions. Tho
work wns to' lmvo beon dono by reg
ular statutory rangers and Assist
ant Hangers Malm and Smith of this
forest hnd beon requested to help
with tho work.
Assistant Hnngor South has rocent
lv made n careful Bitrvoy nnd map of
the big flro which occurrod h fow
miles southeast of La Pino Inst sum
mor. The mnp shows that approxi
mately S00O acres wero burned over
and that tho yellow plno timber to-
several days during the lnttor part tally destroyed will run from one to
Hit Occupation.
"Johnny. Is .oiir father uu optimist
urn HpiliiiUtT"
"Do iilu't neither one. lie's a cbl
njiHHlM.'' Now York AmorU-iin.
A BUI M Saw It.
HBI Nye doorllsdl u live shot Colt's
rvtoltcr as'll'mfcsMir Colt's live ol.
unio tmilbo ou the umtllntlou of tho
htiiiiiisystcm."
SAVE TIME and MONEY
SI
m
Why enrry ood nml
nshea when yn cau
wio nil of tho uuiiec
e.vmry lalmr by using n
ltoynl llluo fins Pro'
ilucer. 11 urns gas munufne
turtsl from coal oil (lis.
tlllnto nt u saving of
fiiun III) to RO oer
wimmI or coal.
l'rco Demonstration.
1 DEMEXT'S
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BRIDGES & UnER
Sales Mgrs.
American
Adding
and:
Listing
Machine
(EIGHT COLUMN CAPACITY)
PRICE
$88.00
F. O. B. MAYWOOD. ILL.
Sold on one year's
credit or 3 dis
count for cash,
MAIL COUPON TODAY
American Can Company
Chicago, in.
Please send booklet descrip
tive of American Adding and
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All brooms for tills ttoefcjonly,
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Ilrldso Construction Kxcuvation of nil Kinds
SI'KCIAIJjY CO.STItUCTi:i SKITIC TAXKS
Tonms for nil Itlnds of heavy haullnc nt nil times. Lnnd clearing
V. O. Clm-k. Mnnii(jer I'liono Itlnck 151 o. . Clark
Olllco with Iloir-cscokcrs I.und Company.
Oregon Transfer Company
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Asked in other additions of Equnl Distance from
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his 40X105.. $75 for Inside, $100 for Corners
Lois 50X125. $100 for Inside, $125 for Corners
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Central Oregon's Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
Fire Automoble Life Accident Sorely Bods
J. A. EASTES
OREGON STREET. BEND, OREGON
.Member I'ortlund Realty Hoard.
VILLAGE SCHOOL SHOES
For Girls and Boys
"Tel-Til-Tip"
Guaranteed not to wear out
Children s . . $2.00 to $2.25
Boys' and Girls'. $2.75 pair
Waterproof school bag giv
en away with each pair of
Village School Shoes sold.
Foot-Schiilze Dress Sfos fw Mea
R. H. LOVEN A&sTols Repairing
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