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' f (ioclntlons Muy Discuss.
y District Forester George H. Cecil,
of. Portland, Oregon, announces that
after careful consideration the Sec
retary of. Agriculture has approved
an increase In the fees to bo charged
for grazing livestock on the National
Forest ranges.
This increnso will bo made grad
ually for the next three years, until
the cbargos reach a point equivalent
to two-thirds of the charges mado
by prlvato owners for grazing stock
on their land.
Stock associations are being ad
vised of this decision In order that
Btatomonts regarding the views of
their members may bo submitted to
tlio Forester by February 1, 1917, In
casa thoj? desire to discuss tho mat
tor. x
Investigation of rental values from
time to time, says Mr. Cecil, has re
vealed that the government charges
for grazing on tho National Forests
are only one-third of the tnurket
waluo of tho forage. Since timber
Bnd other resources of the National
Forests aro sold at their market vol
uo, thoro Is an Increasing demand
that forage resources should bo dis
posed of in llko manser.
The National Forests were created
for tho primary purpose of conserv
ing the timber and water (supply.
The grazing use of the ranges, which
was found to exist when actlvo con
trol of tho forests was begun, was
treated as a secondary matter and
only apportion of tho administrative
cost, of handling the forests was
asked as a grazing fee.
Since tho Natloal Forest states aro
sharing In all tho receipts from Na
tional Forest business to tho extent
of 2C per cent, tho revenue to these
states will bo materially increased
Jhf this decision.
War tho fiscal year ending Juno
30ftl91G, tho states of Oregon and
wasyngion received ?32,s:!U.B5 as
thelrshsro of tho grazing receipts
from National Forests within their
bordrVItnout considering In
creasOTr6eeIpts from other forest ro
aoureeethli)flguro would bo doubled
by ttiBjadvanco In grazing rates.
PRINEVILLE ELEVEN IS
STRONG.
Hums Eletcn Will Pliiy Uenil on 1k
cnl Gridiron Huntln) Visitors
Kiiitl to He Fast, Henvy Ag
gregationMany Stars.
The Masked Ball of the season. At
the Hippodrome, November 29.
Avd. 38c
OCTOBER WEATHER
Month lias Rig .Majority of Clem
Dnjs Mule ltniii.
Clear days were In tho big ma
jority In October, them having been
27 in all and only four days partly
cloudy, Thero was almost uo pre
cipitation, a trace only being record
ed on tho 27th and 28th. Tho mean
maximum temperature was 71.9 de
grees and the mean minimum 2C.7,
making tho mcuu 49.3. The highest
tomporaturo recorded In tho month
wm 87 degrees on tho 18th, and tho
lowest 13, on tho 2Cth. Tho greatest
dally rango was CG degrees.
The-dally temperatures und char
acter Gt.sky were as follows
l. 81 34 Clear
2. 79 31 Clear
3. ........ . 74 33 Clear
4.J. 70 3C Clear
6......SR?,..., 91 33 Clear
6 ,.... 65 38 Clear
7 .... 69 41 Clear
8...,Bf.... 68 40 Clear
9.....SS1S... 65 34 Clear
10..5!E... 68 39 Clear
11 .... 69 37 Clear
12..i?SK... .71 51 Clear
13.iSj;.. 73 29 Clear
14....3SL,,.. - 78 30 Clear
15n,jfe.. . 77 34 Clar
16...J1S.... . 79 24 Clear
17,...!E... . 81 20 Clear
J8.-..Sfe:.. . 89 21 Clear
19.1&HK... 78 26 Clear
ZBaJSL S2 19 Clear
3h. . 76 18 Clear
22lfc. .72 16 Clear
233SHf.. .68 IS Clear
24.41... .71 14 Clear
2S.JKX... .76 18 Clear
26J,2S-... .71 13 Clear
27s3 68 17 Clear
S8in- C6 20 It. Cloudy
29.- 67 1 Vt- Cloudy
30 V... .64 18 Pt. Cloudy
31,.. , 70 24 Pt. Cloudy
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Prinevillo ami Bend played to a
scoreless tio last Sunday afternoon
In ono of tho roughest football games
that has been seen on tho local grid
iron. From tho spectators' stand
point tho gamo was not as good as
the first 13 to 7 gamo at Princvllle,
when Bend defeated the county scal
ers. Frequent disputes and delays
caused by Injuries slowed up the
speed of both teams.
The Prinevillo eleven was greatly
strengthened, having Barnes and
Lister In tho lluo and Bob Lister In
the backfield. The visiting team
was in the best of trim nnd wcro con
fident of defeating Bend last Sun
day. The visitors opened strong in tho
first quarter, stealing away with a
losg forward pass immediately after
the klckoff, but were stopped on the
30-yard lino. Bend received tho bnll
on the 15-ard lino and marched tho
ball to the mlddlo of the field. In
tho second period, Prlnoville was
played almost entirely In Its own ter
ritory. Bend came near scoring In
the second period, when the ball was
marched up to Prlnovillc's 10-yard
line on straight football but tho team
did not have the kick to put tho pig
skin over. In tho second period Bend
gave the Prinevllllans a big scare
whon Boland shot n, long pass to
Clifford who was waiting in tho sage
brush Just behind the goal posts.
Tho ball was Just out r n's reach
and fell dcud. Boland tried a drop
kiclc from tho 30-yard lino In tho sec
ond porlod that fell u little, short.
Prinevillo outshone Bend on sev
eral occasions In handling tha pass,
making big yardage. The Bend line
was almost Impregnublo and smoth
ered big Bob Lister almost every
timo he attempted to plug tho line.
Clifford and Stover played a stellar
game on ends and prevented fast
Broslus, Prinuvlllo's shirty left half,
from gcttng away. On offenso Boyd
and Bennett, guard and tacklu re
spectively, on tho left side of tho
Bend lino, had their hands full but
held tight every time. Lambcrson
and Thompson, right guard and tack
le, respectively, did strong offensive,
work, opening big holes for tho Bend
backs. Bond depended on Steldl,
Ersklno and Ketcham for most of Its
gains on lino plunges, nnd Stover
and Clifford made two clean get
aways each with tho pass. Prine
villo was after Boland, who played
fullback lu tho game, nnd Bend gnve
several of tho Prlnovlllo team cause
for worry. Shumway played a bang
up game nt center until ho was taken
out In the fourth quarter.
Prliiclllu (Jlws Scare.
Prlpovllio was something of a sur
prise to the Bend cloven. It got
ii way faster, was heavier and Its de
fense was much stronger than lu the
initial game.
Tho visiting eleven gavo tho Bend
team cause for considerable worry
In tho last few minutes of play lu
the fourth period. Tho hall was ad
vanced by Prlnovlllo to Bend's 30
yard Hue on a fumbled punt Prine
villo pushed tho ball to Bned's 10
yard line and Kates was making
ready for a drop kick that would
have been certain had not the whistle
blown.
To Meet Rums Kunduy.
Bend will mako a great effort to
annex further gridiron glories when
It meets tho fast and heavy Bums
eleven on tho local gridiron next
Sunday afternoon. Burns, It is un
derstood, Is a team with uu excep
tionally heavy, aggressive Hue, and j
Its backfield Is lightning fast. .
Burns was defeated early In the
season by Prinevillo at Burns, 10 to.
0, but did not have Its regular line-1
up lu lit that time. Peoplo who have I
seen the Bums aggregation work
say that It Is of college calibre and .
is expecting to mako a cleanup of
both Bond and Prinevillo ou Its next .
week's tour. I
Bend Is going 'to put In some stiff.
tirfinf (i ivitrlr thin U'..U In nrAnnrn.'
tloii for next Sunday's game. Tho
Bend eleven will bo strengthened
somewhat this wek for speed and ac
curacy. C. S. Hudson, ot the First Nation
al Bank,, has offered to guaranteo
tho $2.00 required by the Bums man
agement to finance tho trip to Bend.
Sunday's gamo will start promptly
at 2:15 p. m.
All Records Broken.
During the past ten days the
weather conditions of Eastern Ore
gon havo broken nil records. On
Saturday and Sunday over 12 Inches
ot snow fell and slnco that dato tho
thermometer has registered below
zero most of tho time. Crescent
News.
Would Trade in Portland.
Whllo horo Mr. Cheney told many
interesting stories of the offers of
support mado by tho different com
munities visited and ot their great
willingness to aid tho project. One
striking Illustration was seen nt
Cedarvlllo, Cal., whero In nn audience
of 102 men, 90 signified their deslro
to trado in Portland In preference to
California cities it rail transporta
tion could bo had in this direction.
All points visited wish to do all pos
sible to hasten tho day when con
struction work will begin. Chowau
can Press.
ston ot the local eloction and ques
tionable propositions, tho Madras
election board failed to sign tholr
election returns ns required. Thoro
has been cousldcrnblo agitation over
tho matter, nnd Just how It will bo
disposed of is not deflntely known.
It is reported that tho returns of two
other precincts were not In full com
pliance with requirements. Jeffer
son County Record.
RalLs llenetlt All.
Llttlo do those living at a distance
from tho Strnhorn survey realize,
what those living on tho survey aro
doing for them. Tho person living
a milo from tho survey Is benefited
ns much as tho ono whose place Is
crossed, yet one gives a strip of good
land through probably his best field
whllo tho other gives nothing. Think
ot this and appreciate it when your
neighbor signs a right-of-way deed.
Fort Hock Times.
Shearings -
The Arcurale Spokesman.
On the face of the returns, county
division was lost, hut claiming error
In the returns from Fife precinct,
where the vote was strongly against
tho measure. Bend has enjoined the
county clerk from certifying to the
returns to tho secretary of state.
Several precincts wore divided by the
proposed county lines and It is a
question as to the location of the
Individual voter. Other questions
will undoubtedly arise and it quite
possible the matter will not be defi
nitely settled for many months.
lledmoud Spokesman.
Worse nnd More of It.
In addition to tho general confu
Slher Lake on Map.
Silver Lake Is on tho map to stay.
It Is growing both lu population and
In tho number of buildings to houso
tho Increasing populace and business.
Quito a number of very creditable
bungalows und cottages have been
built nnd the good work Is still pro
gressing. Silver Lako Leader.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
GEORGE S. YOUNQ
Civil and Irrigation Engineer.
U. K. Mineral Kurvejor.
Room 5 First National Bank
Building
To Boost Project.
About GO llo-wiro business men
and stockmen from the Princvllle
section aro going In a body to Port
land during tho week ot December
4 to 9, to boost tho Ochoco Irrigation
District, Prinevillo railroad. Ochoco
steer, artesian wells and tho many
other resources of this country.
Crook County Joumnl.
Early cold snaps,, storms nnd
slcot, snow and slush, causo coughs
and colds. Foley's Honey nnd Tar
nets quickly, cuts tho phlegm, opens
air passages, allays irritation, heals
Inflammation and cnnblcs the suffer
er to brcatho easily and naturally so
that sleep Is not disturbed by hack
ing cough. Adv.
ROBERT 11. GOULD
Civil
Engineer V
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