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PAGE SIX. DAILY BAST ORKGONIAN. PKNBLRTON, OHKXJON. P1UDAY, 4VGUST 27, 1900 rifjirr panics. Ill 5 l PACI FI C .MONTH Kf P" While On Your Vacation You 11 find nothing so interesting and entertaining as a good magazine with stories that please, by the most popular authors and all the news from home. "Know what they're doing on the day they do it." Two Extraordinary Offers Special Offer A Pacific Monthly with Daily E. 0. One Year Paid in Advance, New Subscribers or Renewals Regular Price Pacific Monthly $1.50 Regular Price Daily E.O. by mail $5.00 $650 Special Offer B The Pacific Monthly and Semi-Weekly E.O. One Year Paid in Advance, New Subscribers or Renewals . Regular Price Pacific Monthly fj.ffQ Regular Price Semi-Weekly E.O. $1.50 I8J0 $5.50 $2.00 The Pacific Monthly Is the leading magazine of Western America, published on the Pacific Coast, edited by Westerh men, a id its entire contents are Western. The East Oregonlan, as you all know well, Is the leading papor of the Inland Empire, and Is the official paper of Umatilla Co. and City of Pendleton. No home can afford to be without It. This is a Short-time Offer For Mail Subscribers Only Please state if New or Renewal East Oregonian Pub. Co. Pendleton, Ore. Enclosed find 5 for which please send your premium offer to the following address Nam e Adress- Cut out and mail us today MIDDIES 10 BE mm E NEW COMMANDANT AT NAVAL ACADEMY WANTS PROHIBITION Want Regulation Passed Forbidding Cadets to Carry Packages Is Be neath Tlielr Dignity and Besides They May Contain Wet Goods Merchants Enter Protest. (Bureau of United Press.) Washington, Aug. 26. Captain Bowyer, who came home with the fleet after Journeying around the world to take charge of the naval academy at Annapolis, is trying to father a prohibition movement in the Maryland city. It Is to be a limited prohibition movement with the ca dets on the one side and the liquor purveyors on the other and Captain Bowyer standing1 In the middle. At the present time most of the enthusiasm Is in the middle. The middles and pupils of the naval prep schools are naturally not called upon for an opinion In the matter, but they are not to be Ignored on account of their silence. The refreshment pur veyors have Joined their forces with the chamber of commerce for an ad justment of the question and the chamber of commerce has put in a bid for the good graces of Captain Bowyer as it Is well understood that the naval academy Is most of An napolis and they cannot Well afford to be without It. The problem, as developed In a recent conference, hinges upon the question whether or not the middle? and others who arc allowed the free dom of the town now and then shall be allowed to carry home packages. Heaven forbid that either f'aptain Bowyer or the officials of the An napolli chamber of commerce shomd us.- this phrase flippantly. Do not misinterpret it. By packages is meant, packages, articles of ordinary merchandise wrapped up in paper and tied .with a pink string such as are handed over the counter, at the dry goods emporiums. There are those v. ho may shamelessly corrupt the English mother tongue by mis construing this pfcrase, to m--an something oi an entirely different nature something Which, for the sake of decen,y and tfSgnmtadedneas, l not to be expresed. But for brevity's sake we may say that Captain Bowyer, as superintend ent of the naval aeaaemy, objects to both kinds of packages. He wants the chamber of commerce of Annapolis to cooperate with the academy au thorities in suppressing traffic in packages of the second variety He believes that there are rooms In some of the hotels and upstairs drinking places where the cadets and prep pupils can "coal up" for a cruise If they have the money, and he wants these suppressed. On the other hand the chamber of commerce says It Is losing money be cause the cadets are not allowed to carry real packages. Captain Bowyer objects to this also because It is un written regulation that cadets and of ficers In uniform are not allowed to carry packages. It Is held to be un dignified from the military' point of view and the unfortunate that does It Immediately loses caste. Every thing' done up In paper Is ruled out. One may carry a magazine or book, If It Is not too large, but mere mer chandise should be sent up by the de livery cart or with an orderly. For this reason the merchants assert that they Jose much of the trade of th cadets. " There the prohibition movement in Annapolis stands. It looks very murh as If the cadets are going to get one kind of package. It is for Captain Bowyer to say which. TO DIVORCE THE CENSUS FROM POLITICS Washington, Aug. 25. President ' Taft has made It clear that he does i not intend that census work and pol j Itlcs shall me mixed. Acting Seerc j tary McGang of the department of I commerce and labor, today received ' a letter from Mr. Carpenter, secretary to the president, stating that census 1 supervisors who hold political posi i tlons, such as secretaryships, must I give up either their political or their I government position. THIRTY MEN ARE IMPRISONED IN MINE Mexico City, Aug. 26. Rescuers to day are endeavoring to release thirty miners Imprisoned fifteen hundred feet below the surface In Lapez mine at Mateahuala. According to advices received fifteen men were Instantly killed at the bottom of the shaft when the cable to the cage broke yes terday, descending on them crush ing and maiming. There were thirty In the cage when It dropped nnd some were killed. The men are pinned by wreckage and can not be rescued be fore night. MANY BIG RACES IN MOTOR MEET AT BRIGHTON New York, Aug. 2". Prospects of another thrilling speed contest at tracted large crowds to Brighton Beach today, where the Motor Racing association inaugurated a two-day meat which is to be replete with sen sational features. A six-hour race opened the program and It will be followed this afternoon by a five mile free-for-all, mile time trials, Open to the world, and a twenty-five mile race for cars costing from $1251 to $3000. The grent event of the meet will be the twentyfour hour race, which will start at 10 o'clock tomorrow night. The foreigners will make a stronger bid In this contest than In the pre vious one, which was won by a Sim plex car with Gfeorge Robinson and A I Pool as drivers. Golfers at Del Monte. Del Monte Cal., Aug. 27. A golf tournament which promises to eclipse any previously held on the Pacific coast was commenced today on the Del Monte links and will continue to Monday, September fi. The winner will receive the Del Monte cup. A Match will also be played between picked golfers of northern and south ern California. THE PENDLETON DRUG CO. The Best at Right Prices 'Tuns a GIOrtOtM Victory. There's rejoicing In Fedora, Tenn A man's life ha h been saved, and now Dr. Klne's New Discover? Is the talk of the town for curing C. V. Pepper Of deadly lung hemorrhages. "I could not work nor get about," he writes, "and the doctors did me no good, but, after using Dr King's New Discovery three weeks, I feel like a new man, and can do good work at'ain." For weak, sore or diseased lungs, Toughs and Cold?. Hemorrha ges, Hay Fever, La Grippe, Asthma or any bronehlal affection It stands unrivaled. Price 60c and $1.00. Trial hittle free. Sold and guaranteed by Tallman A Co Scared with a not Iron, or scalded bv overturned kettle cut with a knife bruised by slammed ; door injured by gun or In any other way the thing needed at once Is liucklen's Arnica Salve to subdue the inflammation and kill the pain. It's J earth's supreme healer, Infallible for bolls, ulcers, fever sores, cczeba and piles. 25c at Tallman & co.'s. Eisteddfod at Seattle. Seattle, Auk. 27. Welshmen from many states are In Seattle for the great eisteddfod and musical festival, w hich was commenced at the exposi tion today and will extend through to morrow. H. Evan Williams, the fa- i mo lis Welsh tenor, is among theslng I ers who will take part In the con- I carta. How's Tills? Wo offer One Hundred Imllnrs Ilewnrrf I for snv Cass of t'.itnrrh thnt rnnnot b Ctlfed l,v Hull's ''ntnrrh fare. . J. CHUNKY ft 'o. Toledo, n. We. the tinoerslgncd. hne known F. J Cheney for the Inst IB years, snd believe him perfectly honorable In nil business trnnsnrtlons, ant Nnnncimiy MMS to enrrj out an- ohllnntlon mnde hr bis firm Wnldlng. Klnnsn & Mnrvlti, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O. Unit's f'ntnrrh Cure Is taken Internally, netlng dlreetly upon the blond and mnconi enrfnros of the system. Testimonials sent fie... prlre TSc per bottle. Sold by sll druggists Take Ball's Family Pills for constlps tlaa. COLONEL TEDDY HUNGRY AFRICAN HI NTING PARTY HAS LITTLE FOOD AND WATER Mai,,- Long Marches and Find Pro visions Sliort and Water Hole Dr, The Colonel and Hermit Are Shooting Hippopotami Tarlton Pursued by Lions. Naivasha, Sunday, Judy 18. Theo dore Roosevelt and his party had not been expected to reach Salgai-Sal before July 20th, but having more success than they anticipated In the Sotlk and Guaso Nyirl country, they decided to come to the lake and try for hippopotami with Captain Atter, borough, It. N., retired, owner of the Saigal-Sal farm. The hunters made long marches over a practically waterless country, and when they reached a water hole, they found It dry. The party had to go Into camp without water. It was found also that the food supplies had almost given out, and white men and natives alike had to go on half rations. The party reached the farm on July 12th, but found Commander Atten borough had gone over to Naivasha for supplies. Mr. Itoosevelt, however, was not disturbed by this and the scientists soon were busy with their guns collecting birds and mammals. On the 14th the correspondent rode twenty-five miles on a bicycle to the camp Mr. Roosevelt and Kcrmit were out in a launch shooting hlppo potaml With Commander 'Attenbor ough, his brother and Mr. Cunnlng hame. The following day Mr. Boosevelt, Kermlt, the Attenborougba and Mr. Cunnlnghame went out In the launch after hippopotami. Mr. Boosevelt bagged a large hippo, shooting It from a frail row boat at the moment the beast was charging. Mr. Tnrlton rode Into Nivnsha by moonlight a few nights later, nnd was followed for miles by five lions. The route around the lake Is Infeste.i with lions, nnd there Is every chance of the party having some sport when It comes in. Mr. Tarlton has gone down to Nai robi to arrange for the expeditions, "safari," out to Kenln nnd Nyorl. The partv will leave Nairobi August 8th nnd expects to be away six weeks GRAND TH EATRE THE "ALWAYS LEADS" This Week The Bell Sisters Dancers and Singers All New Pictures and Songs We aim to PLEASE the PEOPLE. Prices 10c and 15c. Usual Matinees. Dance at Reggie' Farm. New York. Aug. 27. Mr, nnd Mr. Reginald C. Vanderbilt will give fancy dress ball at Sandy Point Farm this evening, which promises to be one of the smartest functions of the month. Orpheum Theatre Pendleton's Favorite Vaudeville and Moving Pictures Show. THIS WEEK ONLY' Added Attraction. Added Attraction. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Wallace, Jr. In the German Comedy Playlet, "A NIGHT IN OLD HEIDELBERG" By Mr. Howard Hall Admission to All Matinees 5c and 10c. Evenings 10c and 15c Children Under 12 Free Every Sat. Afternoon J. P. MEDERNACH, Prop. & Mgr.