Semi-weekly herald., 1910-11-28

/ tory for the Navy by a score of Ga.
The games were then discontinued for
six years. When they were resumed
in 1899 1t was on the neutral field of
the University OF Pennsylvania. The
| Army won, 17-5.
In 1900 the Navy was again victor
lcus, the final score being Navy IL.
Army7. The following year the Army
repeated the victory, winning by a
score of lis.
AT the contest of 1902 the first of
the Army's big score was piled up,
the final figures being Army 22, Navy
3. One year later the middies were
again put into mourning. when the
game resulted in victory for the Ar
my to the tune OF 40-5.
With a determination to do or die,
the Navy came to Philadelphia in o4,
and by an almost superhuman effort
Kept the Army down to a score of IL.
Wnlle they never crossed the goal
line. not even making a score. The
next year the game resulted in a tie.
In 1906 the Navy scored it's first vic
tory in six years, winning by a score
OF 100. The next year the Navy won
another victory, this time the score
was so. In 1908 the game was trans.
ferred 10 Princeton and was won by
the Army by score of 6-4. Last wear
the game was called off between the
tWn In sI tyti
injury to Cadet Bryne of the West
Point team in the game with Harvard.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Nov. 20
For the fiscal year ended June 80 last
the s Department of Agriculture an
nounces, the 20 per cent of National
Forrest revenue which will go to the
states for road and school purposes
amounted to S506,194S4. This was
ef,492.o3 more than last year. or an
increase of little over Is per cent. The
payments are an offset to the loss OF
income from taxable property sustain
ed through withdrawal of the forest
land from entry under the public land
laws.
The amounts which Will go to the
'arious states are as follows:
Arizona, $51 ,229.3S: Arakansas, 81
90444; California, $6O,752.91; Colo
rado, $50 ,3o6,l9; Florida, s7Oo.as; Ida.
hol S66.074.55; Kansas 81. .O04.67 MINI
esota, s45737; Montana, $S3,67S.3S;
Nebraska. s2.S20.25: Nevada, SIG. .314.33
New Mexico, $2S, North Dakota.
sc3.64; Oklahoma, s62G.1O; Oregon,
$39.635.S7 South Dakota, $9,SOS. .93;;
Utah, $S2.905.49; Washington, $23,67l..
SO; Wyoming. sS4,70454.
Noteworthy is the especially heavy
Increase over the amounts last year in
certain states. In California the
amount rose over 25 per cent. in Ida
ho by over 30 per cent and in Ore
gon nearly 80 per cent. The increases
are the results of increased activj.
ties in National Forest timber sales
in these states and are an earning of
what VIII happen as the timber sup.
ply which the government is ear.
ing for comes into full demand. Since
the cut of timber will always be lin.
tied to what the forests will keen
growing, the income to the states will
be permanent, not transitory, as
as would have been the case If hasty
and improvident exploitation had
had been permitted. According to the
calculations of the Department of Agri.
culture officials the states will event.
ually receive many times what the
Forests are now yielding them, for
there is as yet on the whole only a
very restricted demand for the govern.
ment's timber.
LONDON. Nov. 25.-The house of
lords last night without division,
adopted the provisions of Lord Lans.
downe, the opposition leader, and de-
cided to send them, together with Lord
Roseberry's plans for the reformation
OF membership of the lords, to the
house of commons.
The upper chamber then adjourned
until Monday, when dissolution Of par.
lament will take place.
mus the governments veto OF the
bill has been ignored by the house OF
lords.
In taking part in the debate on
Lansdowne's resolution for the reform
alton of the upper house, Baron Lore
burn, and Lord Chancellor incidental.
ly avowed themselves in favor of home
rule for ireland
ELPASO Tex, Nov. 25.-Nothing
received today in CONFORMATION of
the report circulated by the Mexican
government officials that. Francisco
|. Madero had been wounded yesterday
afternoon in an engagement between
revolutionary forces and a small force
of federal troops. commanded by Col.
Fuentes, near Guerrero.
The report was first received at
Eagle Pass, by United States Custom
Collector Dove, and has been circu.
lated ali along the American border
Madero is reported to have fallen
with bullets In his body on the firing
line of his rebel forces.
Earlier in the day the government