The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Or.) 1903-1931, September 20, 1916, Page PAGE 9, Image 9

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FORESTS HELP
SERVICE MAKES RE
PORT ON STUDY
Snow Measurement nt 20 Different
HtAtloiLs In Columbia Forwt, Half
in Open and Half Under C)ver
Open Ground liavcl KarUtt.1.
THK ItKND BULLETIN, IlKXD, OnE., WEDNESDAY, HEPTEMDEIl 20, lfMrt.
SAVE MOiSTURE
That snow roraa'ns on the land
much lonKcr under forest trees than
in open places of the samo altitude
end similar conditions, Is clearly
shown In a report Just received by
DlBtrlct Forester George H. Cecil,
Portland, Oregon.
During the Bprlng of 191G, the
depth of snow wbb measured regul
arly at twenty different stations In
tho open and In tho forest near tho
Wind Itlver Experiment Station on
tho Columbia National Forest, to de
termine tho value of forests In pro
longing the wlnter'B Bnow Bupply.
Tho stations were In pairs, each one
In tho forest having Its counterpart
In the open where all conditions
were similar except that there was
no standing green timber.'
, In every pair of BtaUons without
exception tho snow lasted longer at
tho station under the trees than at
the one In the open. On the flat,
the snow left the plowed ground two
weeks before It left the woods: the
burned nnd logged off lands four
weeks earlier; nnd the unburncd
BluBliIns two to three weeks earlier
than tho corresponding forest sta
tions. On tho mountain sides the
snow dhnppeared from old burns on
eotitli slopes seven to eight weeks
sooner than from plmllnr foreated
nlopes, and from the open ridge six
weeks before It left the wooded
rldgo.
As each station In tho open be
came entirely bare during the study
,thoro wob Btlll on the ground at each
station in tne forest an nverago for
tho cntlro study of over 2S Inches
of snow, equal to more than 13 in
ches of water, b was ascertained by
careful measurement. The report
states that In n eenuon of loss or
greater snowfall than last winter, this
dlffcrcuco would be correspondingly
lesfl or greater.
According to tho report, these
figures show that all forests In this
region, especially the N'nttonal For
est nrcas In the high mountains, nro
very vnluablo for conserving tho
spring water supply, and should bo
carefully protected. Denuded forest
areas should be restocked with trees
and protected from Are a.d all other
destroying Influences.
Members of the Harney County Sage Brush Orchestra
The orchestra will be heard at the Hippodrome in Bend next Saturday night, before leaving for Salem and Portland to play at the state fair
and before the Portland Ad Club.
SAGE BRUSH ORCHESTRA TO
PLAY HERE SATURDAY NIGHT
llliifliliifr Portland Hoop Dud McctN
Uie Hmwy County Suxe Next
Wovk at Portland Ad Club.
On the first trip out of their own
sago brush country, the Harney
County Sage llrush Orchestra, re
named from the Hums Community
Orchestrn, will give their first con
cert In Ilend on Saturday night. The
orchestra is to arrive from Hums by
autos in me anernoon ana m i
o'clock tho concert will begin at tho
Hippodrome.
Sunday morning tho party will
leavo by special car for Portland and
Salem, the orchestra being a special
attraction at tho State Fair. On
Wednesday It will return to Port
land and appear before the Portland
Ad Club, sharing the tlm with a
delegation from Pendleton which
will advocate the placing of a state
normal school at the Kound-Up city.
According to M. C. Atbey, who has
beon acting as the advance agent of
the orchestra, Wednesday will go
down In history as "Sage DruBh
Day." In addition to the featuring of
tho orchestra at the Ad Club lunch
eon that day it Is the Intention of
those who are behind the affair to
take down a carload of sage brush
and pin a piece on every person In
town.
Your Health
8oe Edwards for good bouse paint
ing. Adv.
What profited a man that ho gain
the whole world yot Iohc hlc health?
NuturalUts say that long ago the
prehistoric wateis were Infested with
n species of enormous shark which
finally becnino extinct by reaBon of
tho workings or Its voracious appe
tite. Thus Naturo eliminates tho
over-fed.
The desire for easo of llfo and
plentiful diet is universal nud Is tho
great stimulus of man und animals
alike. When man becomes greedy
and.tr.kes moro easo and food 'and
drink than Is his share. Nature dis
cards htm.
In tho raco for power and place,
for easo of circumstances and relief
frnm tlin stlmuluH of hllll'Ker. till!
modern mhn Is apt to forget that
unless ho Is careful or inn uouy no
will soon be made to suffer for tho
lnffntlfin nt Vntiiro'H lnnvornhln
physical law. With the loss In body
tone comes an equal loss In mental
acuity and tho brain which for n tlmo
vim nble to oneratc despite tho com
plaints of nn over-fed, under-exer-
clscd, self-poisoned body, stops worK
Ing. Statlet'clnns havo discovered that
the mortality rato of person In tho
United Statos over 40 years o ago
Is increasing. Tho strenuous llfo of
today Is not alono rrsponslblo for
this. Lack of health-giving exercise,
superfluity of diet, lack of restoring
sleep, over-stimulation, the high pres
sure of tho raco for power, weulth
and position, plus physical neglect
these bring early decay, iiio goal
Is reached wealth Is amassod
honor, position and power aro Just
being grasped when the applo of ac
complishment turns to the ashes of
dl3folutlon. The brilliant mind be
comes clouded, tbn steady hand Is no
longer accurate, the eye which once
gazed fearlessly on the whole world
Is dimmed and It is not long before
the final break up occurs. All of this
was entirely preventable.
Other things being equal It Is tho
man who leads the well-balanced life
who lasts the longest, whoHO work to
the end Is uniformly the best, he who
neither over-works nor ovor-plays,
neither over-cats, over-drinks, nor
over-sleep, he who maintains a
standard of simple healthy diet In
moderation, who offsetA mental work
with physical recreation, who la sb
honest with his own body as ho Is
with his own business. When suc
cess comes to such an ono his phys
ical and mental condition is suctt
that he can enjoy In poaco of mind
and contentment of body the fruits
of his labors.
Tho regulations of U. S. Public
Health state: "Ji Is tho duty or of
ficers to mnlntnln their physical as
woll as their professional lltncss. To
this end they shall be allowed tlmo
for recreation and study whenever
their ofllclal duties will permit." If
the Government regards It as esscn
tlnl that Its sanitary experts shall bo
safeguarded In this way, Is It not
equally Important to every citizen
that ho similarly maintain a high
standard of physical Integrity?
Hny Fever, AMlitim nnd ItronchltLs.
Every sufforor Bhould know that
Foley'H Honey nnd Tar Is a reliable
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis,
hny rover and asthma. It stopB rack
ing coughs; heals raw, Inflamed
membranes; loosens tho phlegm and
cases wheezy, dllllcult breathing.
Sold Everywhere. Adv.
Bend-Silver Lake
and way points
MAIL, FREIGHT, and '
PASSENGER. SERVICE
Pioneer Auto Stage and Truck Co.
SUCCESSORS TO WENANDY LIVERY CO.
Air Dried
Box Factory Wood
$2.50 Per Load
Oregon Transfer Co.
PHONE US NOW-BLACK 45X
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fulyovrself
in HEKplace
JZxMmn
Money to Loan
in sums from $250 to
$25,000,3 to 10 years
time. Reasonable
rates, prompt
service.
J. Ryan ( Co.
Why not get a good
oil stove to that dur
ing the hot weather
your wife or mother
orsiater or daughter,
can prepare the
meals In a cool, com
fortabla httchenr
-S
There's no overheating
the kitchen with artup-to-date
oil cook stove. It's
just like cooking with city
gas. The burners con
centrate Jhe heat at tho
different cooking points.
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A5iSVaATCl liH '
THE "GREATER OREGON"
With n.w bulldlnr.. better mulpm.nt.and
many addition, to It. farultr. th Unlvrnllr
of Orocon will bcln It. fortj.ftnt ,.ar.Tu..
dar. 8ptrmbr 1. !.
ttpcflal tralalns In Comm.rrr. Jonrnallim.
Arrhlttur.tw.Mllclii.Tflilnr.I.lbr.
rt Work. Muilc I'hj.lc.l Tralnlnc and Kin.
Aru. Larad.tronidi)rlni.nUof Llbcr.
al Mutation.
Library of maro than o.000 Tolnmri, (IN
Ihk bulldlnn follf wialpocd, two .pl.ndld
Tuition rra. Dormttorln for tn.n and (or
Writ (or (rMcaialocaddrtMlnc tt.xlitrar
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON '
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NEW PE$fcECTJON
OIL CGfoK&TOVE
No wood or coal or
ashes to lug. No
waiting for fires to
catchup. The long
blue chimneys do
away with all
smoke and smell.
In 1, 2, 3, and 4-burner
lie, with or without
oven. Alio cabin. t
models with I'irtltu
cooking ov.ru
STANDARDOIL
COMPANY
(C.lir.rol.)
afeass
BEND HARDWARE CO.
F. DEMENT & CO.
Lots at Half the Price
Asked in other additions of Equal Distance from
the business Center.
Lots 40X105 475 for Inside, $100 for Corners
bis 50X125 $100 for Isside, $125 for Corners
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS
Central Oregon's Leading
INSURANCE AGENCY
Fire AulomoMe Life Accident Surely Bonds
J. A. EASTES
OREGON STKEET. I1END. OREGON
.Member I'ortlund Krnlty Itonnl.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
I'lutnblnic & HrutJuK Hiipplle, Itatli Itootn ArcfhAorltw, etc
I'll'i:, VAIA'KH AND I'lTTINGH
j'uoNt: iu:ii 1.101
ONE CENT
A WORD IS ALL A
LITTLE WANT AD
WILL COST YOU.