EIGHT PAGES PAGE SIX DAILY EAST OKEGOXIAN. rEXDI.ETON. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. JULY 28. 1915. -; PROPOSES SCHEME FOR FORES! ROADS - - I. 4 4 "'(! SPORTS . . . . to . jr 6 7 ' ."Lx A xi V.N ,"- - --jii ill t T.'S"-" w : -- -jjt V D inoa erl Cartridges for Your Big Game Hunt v it a 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 IWMiiTrKCrtnCYtWhBU (J ?) K.I.Qy 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 Ills .10KK AIKUT AX ACTO 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- s.".i: San 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. WAlt SlTPLIKS PILE!) HIGH AT VLADIVOSTOK r Si'? -ui - I?, y 1 1 1 5 miluon r steamships nVJKTl' "Kirticn I . 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. NORTHERN PAC. RY. O-W. R. & N. yilllllllllimillllillll!lllillilllllllilllll!li I How Open I 1 Hong Kong Gaf of &ND NOODLE PARLORS r I Noodles - AND I Chop Sueyj : 5 Outride Traj Orders a Specialty. ' Boies for ladlea and gentlemen. " OPEN DAT AND ALL NIGHT I MEALS I50 AND UP. S 1 i 0 u Special Chicken Dinner :S Sundays. E 1 548 Main Street Keat to E. O. Bldf. Phone 0S 'fiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiin "BETTIE BUBBLES' the fountain favorite, invites you A SOCIAL SIP to P o o o o Q "First for Thirst" Z. Si at your favorite fountain Q Aim by the Case at Pioneer Bottling Works. -eea-p--ea ewM a e le is ruAoi en pic riser?. .v W t BAVARIAN SOLDIERS DRINK 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. 43 .4SS 45 .473 46 .424 31 .648 45 63'i 34 .6H 44 .506 45 .4S3 54 .39:' 55 .3S2 58 .340 36 .5S6 39 .671 41 .544 46 .54! 41 .515 42 .447 53 .442 56 .371 39 .606 46 .626 61 .500 52 .475 67 .447 57 424 40 .570 41 .564 45 .531 45 .521 46 .505 4S .467 49 .456 58 783 yoarzh the dark, these mill iep you Yes there are other good ones besides fatima. I Yes there are other good ones J I &4 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. 45 47 36 35 33 .633 37 .675 42 .528 44 .511 43 .511 47 .500 63 .500 54 .303 "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. 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