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DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN. rEXDI.ETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1915.
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T UST as soon as came became scarce enough to make
J men critical about their rifles, sportsmen in every
community got to demanding Bemington-UMC.
The demand for Remington-UMC Big Game Rifles and
Remington Metallic Cartridges has been growing ever since.
TV RtmingtoB-rMC Dealer here in iHii community is the man to goto,
lie knovivhat'i happening in the mart today. You'll know him by Um Bti
Btli Mark oj RemimgUm-U MC ana bis itore b Sportsmen's Headquarters.
Sold by your home dealer and 645
other leading merchants in Oregon
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PORTLAND. Or.'.. July -JS. Tin
Secretary of Agriculture's jilun to an
ticipate future receipts from the na
tional forest by securing an advance cases
of money from congress for the con-, still pioneering, under us difficult con
struction of roads, trails, bridges nndjditions as have ever existed In the
other public works would stimulate I I'nited States, One of the principal
agricultural development and would ! reasons for the failure to. develop the
of road building. The national foresl
comprise the remotest and least set
tled regions of the country. In many
farming in these localities is
relieve many struggling communities
from their present burdens of taxa
tion, says an article contributed by
the chief of the forest service to the
department of agriculture year book
just issued. This policy, says the ar
ticle, would apply exclusively in those
counties where there is a consider
able area of national forest land so lo.
cated that the forest resources can
not now be marketed, although later
they will yield a large revenue. It
would fully meet the local difficulties
arising from the fact that the nation
al forests are not subject to taxation,
would aid In the protection and de
velopment of the forest resources, and
would remove the one barrier which in
a few places prevents farmers from
large areas of excellent agricultural
land which lie near the forests is the
lack of roads.
The government is trying to meet
this problem in two ways, first by
public improvements being made on
the national forests, and second by
the direct contribution to the coun
ties of a share in the forest receipts,
I'p to date the forest service has con
structed on the forests more than
2, Sort miles of roads, 21.000 miles of
trails, nearly 600 bridges, and IS, 000
miles of telephone lines. Every one
of these Improvements benefits set
tlers and ranchers. In addition, there
Is appropriated annually for the use
j of the counties In which the national
j loirsia lie it ei ceill 01 mr kiuoo r
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MY COST HIM HIS LITE
KKACOX, X. T.. July 27. Charles
!t Huser Is at the point of death in
the Highland hospital here with
ur, t in his abdomen. St. Huser and
Atthi
end of
fiie Historic Lewis
and Clark trail, on
the Pacific Ocean,
li5 2 5 miles of forest-
skirted surf-washed CUTSOf KAC8. Big,
modern hotels at bURtlAKI Hi JUiUK.
Tine bathing in Surf and two $35,000
Islatatoria. Manifold amusements,
olf, tennis, etc Inexpensive hotel
cottage end camp accommodations.
JfojtfWlJcWKX forYOU
X LONG the grand scenic Colum-
but on Tie Kti UA ted" Limited
' Trains to Portland, thence thi
the picturesque "Holland of
Oregon"and Astoria to the
Oceanside. MTOUO on
Exposition Trips via
North I3ank and the
fast new
dollar
and
fedfiC
his friend, Charles Kovack, got Into
an altercation at Storm Kln? yester
day. Kovack had just bought an
old fashioned automobile. His friena
chided him, calling the car a "fiwer."
He went home and got a revolver.
Returning to the hotel he shot St.
Huser. The police have Koack In the
Poughkeepsie Jail awaiting the out
come of the shooting.
lilMT VIX TO HAVE
INVENTION HOARD
Plan Is I.nMy ltesult of Susitestioo
of ljord Bryee. Former Ambassador
To I'nited SUites.
Immediately enjoying the benefits of ceipts from timber sales and other
the national forests. sources, to be used for road and
Millions of acres of farm land are; school purposes. Some of the Indi
today undeveloped hecause of a lack vidua! forests are bringing In over
of good roads. In opening any new $100,000 a year, and the business of
country road building constitutes a the entire national forest system is In
hard problem for the settlers. At (creasing so that this direct contribu
first. while the settler is struggling to'tlon to commounlty upbuilding is rap-
erect nis nome ana larm Duiunngs
sTAXP-iNti or Tin: ti:ams.
I'ucific t'oast l.c!rm
W. L. Pet
San Francisco . . B2 50 .,ri51
I.os Angeles 63 5,1 .534
Portland 54 64 ,B0o
Oakland 57 59 .4S1
Vernon 53 61 .4S."
halt Lake 51 61 .4:o
YrMerday's Hewiilt.
At Los Angeles Portland 2. Ver-
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and to clear his land, he usually can
not afford to pay high taxes or other
wise contribute toward the expense
idly growing. In fact, already a total
of nearly 1900.000 is obtained from
the forests every year for county
road and school purposes.
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10XDOX, July 2S. The appoint
ment of a navy invention board of
"scientific men, with Lord Fisher, re
cently STirst Sea Lord of the admiral
ly. as its head, was largely the result
of a suggestion made by Lord Bryce,
former ambassador to the United
i-iates, to the house of lords and fol
lowed upon a discussion In which
similar proposals were made by Sir
William Ramsay and other eminent
scientists.
Lord Bryce pointed out that th3
country needed not only fighting men
but should mobilize its inventive in
genuity in chemistry, mechanics, en
gineering, physics and the whole
range of science. While the American
naw was a few days ahead of the
British in launching this plan, ac
cording to the cables, its Inception In
ho'.h cases was due to lessons of the
war.
The admiralty received 16,000 of
fers of new scientific devices during
the first five months of the war.
Many were from Americans. Another
16.000 doubtless, came under the
stimulus of the next five months. Of
the first 16,000 a board undertook to
eliminate the "crank" proposals and
i educed to 25 the number which, In
the board's Judgment, were worthy of
attention.
Another board has scrutinized these
25 more rigidly and reduced them to
just two These two are being work
ed out with every precaution of sec-
tec v and every prospect, u is urei
i ed of giving a surprise in mechanical
) v !rfare exceeding anything produced
bv German ingenuity.
Elaborate trials have been made of
oie of the devices in English waters
and in actual service at the Dardan
Mes. Itigid secrecy has been onserv
r 1 but It can be said that the trials
give promise of rendering a battleship
immune from the submarine torpedo.
VLADIVOSTOK. July 28 This
port is to save the day for the Rus
sian armies, provided the feverish ac
tivity at the water front where piers
and docks are being enlarge to re
ceive vast shipments of war muni
tions from the United States and Ja
pan, permits the unloading of much
needed supplies with the rapidity de
sired. Within sixty days 20.000 American
freight cars and 400 American loco
motives will be set down here to car
ry the big shipments of American dy
namite, pig lead, pig copper, cotton.
clothing and other supplies to tha
czar's army corps.
Vast quantities of the American
goods come direct from Xew York
by way of the Panama canai. These
include guns, rifles and ammunition
From Seattle are arriving steamships
loaded with hundreds of motor cars
made at Detroit, Cleveland and other
points.
Aleady American and Japan made
war necessaries are piled high on the
hills back of Vladivostok ready for
hasty shipment to the war front Im
mediately upon the arrival of the
American freight cars and locomotives.
Great Britain Is contributing big
guns to Vladivostok's receiving sta
tions. And as quickly as possible
these guns are shipped by railroad to
the Black Sea and mounted on the
warships Russia is building. Some
9-Inch guns have come from Ameri
can manufacturers. A fair amount of
ammunition has arrived from France.
Iss of Vitality Is lo.ss of the prin
ciple of life, and is early Indicated by
failing appetite and diminishing
strength and endurance. Hood's
Saisaparilla is the greatest vitalizer-
it acts on all the organs and functions
and builds up the whole system
Adv.
BRITISH CABLE SCIIOONEIt LOST.
HONOLULU. T. H.. July 27. The
British cable schooner Stratheona, en
route from Auckland. New Zealand.
to the Fanning Islands and Honolulu,
is a total loss In the South Pacific
near the Fiji Islands, according to in
formation brought ere by the Union
liner Niagara. Officers of the Niaga
ra said that a wireless message hud
been received at Suva on July 14
from the cable layer Iris that she was
searching for the survivors.
It was believed at Suva that th
Stratheona piled up on Minerva reef
and foundered.
non 1.
At Salt Lake Los Angeles S.
Luke 7 (11 timings!.
At Pan Francisco Oakland 11
Francisco 6.
National Uaguc.
Philadelphia 49 37 .570
Itroiklyn ...40 40 .545
Chicago 43 43 .500
Pittsburg 44 44 .500
Button 44 44 .500
New York 41
St. Louis 43
Cloclnnati 88
American League.
Boston 57
Detroit ,. . 65
Detroit 55
Washington 45
New York 42
St Louis 35
Cleveland 34
Philadelphia 31
Federal I-caue.
ansas City 61
hicago 52
Louts 49
ittsburg 47
ewark 4
Brooklyn 42
Buffalo 42
alt'more S3
Northwestern League.
pokane
noma 61
Seattle 61
ancouver 47
berdeen 46
ictorla 4 2
American Association.
St. Paul 53
ndlanapolls 63
ansas City 61
Mlnenapolls 49
ouisvllle 47
Milwaukee 4 2
leveland 41
olcmbus 36
Western League.
Des Moines 57
Denver 60
'opeka 4 7
Omaha 46
Incoln . .
ioux City-
Joseph
Wichita . .
MEN WHO SUFFERED FOR ROSENTHAL MURDER
ALL
Sriuf for Our Vacation Booklet
$13.15 ROUND TRIP
From Pendleton.
Particulars of ticket
agent.
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2.-0 CARLOADS BEER WEEK
MUNICH. Germany, July 28.
ome Idea of tne enormous quanutj
f beer manufactured for the use of
bavarian soldiers in tne neid can oe
gathered from figures of the authorl-
les of the First Bavarian Army
orps. Just published
Munich breweries alone deliver. It
is estimated, 140 carloads of beer In
kegs and 60 carloads of bottled beer
ach week. The first contain an av-
rage of 13119 gallons per carload, and
he second 5500 three-quarter liter
icttles. Other breweries deliver 50
arloads of keg beer, 1320 gallons to
i car.
Engaged In making this beer are
he Bavarian State Brewery, the Roy
al Hofbrauhaus and the state-owned
Wihanstephan brewery, in addition to
many private breweries. The army
authorities pay 24 marks for a keg
containing 22 gallons, and 23 marks
for a case containing 50 three-quarter
iter bottles.
Herman Rosenthal was murdered
July 16, 1912. Becker induced Jack
Hose. "Bridgle" Weber, and Harry
Vallon, gamblers to employ "Gib the
Blood," "Lefty Louie,'' "Whitey"
Lewis, and "Dago Frank," well
known thieves, pickpockets and gang
sters, who lived chiefly off the earn
ings of women on the streets, to do
the work.
They rode In an automobile to the
entrance of the Hotel Metropole, In
Forty-third street, the heart of the
Upper Tenderloin" of New York City,
at 1 o'clock In the morning when the
LEWS
street was brightly lighted. Rosen
thai was called from the restaurant
bv a messenger, and shot to death
sight of scores of persons at the door,
The murderers were electrocuted at
Sing Sing, April 13, 1914. Becker got
a second trial and his lawyers kept
his case In the court until this time
Becker a reason for the murder was
that Rosenthal, whose gambling house
wan keut closed largely through uecK
er's Influence, had gone to District
Attorney Whitman, now governor of
New York, to give Information which
would have resulted In the policeman
Indictment.
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besides fatima.
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railroad work within the last few
weeks, he said. He declares that he
looked for a serious situation In the
Chicago labor market within a few
week.
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"Murderpd" Nan Is Home.
MILWAUKEE, July 28. Frank
Klug. for whose supposed murder
Nick Goerglan Is serving twenty-five
ymra In prison, and whose "body"
was Identified by relatives, returned
to his family today.
Klug, It was supposed, was slain on
August 22 last near Lake Station, this
county. Georgian was arrested and
convicted, although he denied his
guilt, and was sentenced December 5.
According to attorneys and officials
here, the fact that It was not Klug
who was murdered will make no dif
ference to Georgian. That a man
was murdered was well established,
they laid, and the circumstantial ev
idence positively connected Georgian
with the crime.
Klug left his home because he
feared arrest for desertion.
A MEDICINE CREST FOR 25c.
In this chest you have an excellent
remedy for Toothache, Bruises,
sprains, stiff neck, backache, Neural
gia, rheumatism and for most emer
gencies. One 25c bottle of Sloan s
Liniment does It all this because
these ailments are symptoms, not dis
eases, and are caused by congestion
and Inflammation. If you doubt, ask
those who use Sloan's Liniment, or
better still, buy a 25c bottle and
prove it. All drugglBts. Adv.
you Should Worry If
it were difficult to find a safe and reliable remedy for the
ailments due to irreeTular or defective action of the stomach,
liver or bowels. These ailments are like!v to attack
anyone; likely, too, to lead to worse sickness if not relieved.
Beeepanf&Pilis
re famous the world over, for their power to correct these
troubles certainly and safely. They cleanse the system, purify
the blood and act as a general tonic upon bodv, brain and nerves.
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation might, indeed, cause you pro
longed suffering and expose you to danger if Beecham's Pills
Were Not Oh Hand
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Saves Baby Carried to Sea.
BEVERLY, Mass , July 28. Wood
bury, the two-year-old daughter or
Mrs. Rowland Woodbury, of No. l
Blssen street, had a narrow escape
from drowning this afternoon wnen
carried out to sea on a log which
had drifted In to the beach where the
child was playing.
The child seated herself on the end
of the log which had drifted upon
the beach, but the ebbing tide soon
carried the bit of driftwood away,
with little Martha sitting astride it
Seeing her plight, Louis Hamburger
started to her rescue. The little girl
slipped from the log Into the water,
but was rescued by Hamburger.
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Shortage of Common Inor.
CHICAGO, July 28. The European
war has caused a dearth of common
labor In the United States. Railroads
are particularly affected, It was said
today, by Richard Knight, state su
perintendent of employment agencies,
in Illinois. '
Men employed as track workers are
preparing to leave to join their
regiments. Knight said. Thousands of
Italians, Austrlans and men from the
Balkan states have given up their
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Inc. MAKERS
Auto stage, carrying passengers
and mail, connects with regular
stage at Ukiah every Tuesday,
J Thursday and Saturday.
Round trip automobile fare from Pilot Rock $5.00
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