The Oregon daily journal., October 29, 1905, Image 2

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? THE OREGON S0ir3AY jOUnilAU, PORTLAL'D. CUIISAY H:Cr.NH;3. OCT;
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ALFONSO WOULD ; WED DAUGHTER ;
; ; : j: . OF THE GERMAN EMPEROR
MteeMet::::;;4eeeeeeeem
:i:s is popular
III SU3JECTS
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Vict6r Emmanuel Wins Hearts
of Repubjicans of Milan
and Southern Italy.
MONARCH VISITS WORKERS
IN.THEIR HUMBLE HOMES
v Seeks Earnestly; to Learn Cause of
Dissatisfaction Anions- Toilers
' Visit to Stricken Region Shows
. VWirm Heart and Ooen Hand.
. v (Cssyrlgat.' IwM m art ey
. - Wire Tk JwereaM
r V 'v By Paul Vtlllsrs. '.'
Perls, . Oct. tl--Ths new "noclar
phase la Uia ralgn of King Victor Em
' manual of Italy la developing- rapidly.
' iTfce young king-, who la unusually popu-
Jar. has not only conquered the arts of
the south, but has even won over the
j proud Milan.
. Whoever knowa tba hlatory of modern
Italy knows how the 'capitals morale"
' of the kingdom, became the ceatar of
republican and soclallatle-movementa,
! how It looked with distrust at Rome
T and flirted with the remembranoea of
the romantic republic, and how many
, weary hours the people of Milan caused
the government. ' -: ' ' l;
-Now, under that, all Italian cabinets
treated Milan with the greatest care
and expected anything from ths bead-
quarters of the "Bed.". ,
: Ohaajres ta Beatiiaeat, '
- . Thli haa all changed, and even the
' men who were preaching republicanism
- and wlahed for the overthrow of the
kingdom took part In the rousing re
's tceptlon given to the. king.
f To be true, the-king did not come at
h. r.t Kla Hattaltnna: ha did not
come to parade or to take part In any
celebration he came from the scene of
terror In Calabria, quietly and unosten
tatiously, almoet alone, accompanied by
bis oonsort. his ;'wlfs," as be always
calls her., v' -v
. .jr. - UaIt U. AAAnla A Ihflian
' squarely In the eyes and. principally to
; get aaeoclated with the workingmen of
: i that great Industrial city, to find out
i why tbey are dlssstlsfled and why they
have wanted a republic And then the
, ', miracle happened Republicans and So
cialists acoepted and heartily clasped
:'' the king's handi unstintedly voted funds
for his reception and greeted him with
, enthusiasm when he did coma.
'i A Wssm maart nd Open Hana.
' .Unguarded by detectlvea, accompa
( nled only by his adjutant, th king vis
,ltd the houses of scores of working
G'tnen. inspected the tenements, conversed
n ths most democratic manner with
, every one who eared to have a talk
' with his king, petted the children, and
au thesswnen, whoss homes are deo
. orated with portraits of snarchlsts ln
l. etead 'of pictures of ' saints," ware
' changed into snthusiaatle admirers ot
t; the kmg. - ' '
" It was ths same when he visited the
- great factories of Mlart, Sllveetrt and
i . Pirelli, v , .
t, . VkM Win ntrA 'tie Vftff M.
' ; ceived with sullen silence,, but before
- he had been tnere nan an nour ne naa
' made' friends with everybody and cheer-
! u ra hMNl vrv1ira ' Anil the
cause; of it all Is-that the kmg during
, nls visit' to me earmquaae-anaaeB aia
. :' trlcts of Calabria abowed that he had a
. everything to relieve the sufferings ot
v ,. ins poor. ' v . - f -. -
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WE FOU BICYCLE
: TO RIDE CI VATICJUI
Pontiff Shocks Cardinals by Un-
i ; affected Love of Sport-
. ; 1 Dignity Forbids Wheel.
(OSpyrlgkt, Baant Rawe fcrrtce,
Wire te The Journal.)
- ' .w Paul VlUlers.
iHMd
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Paria, Oct. 21 How greatly ths pope
Snjoyed the recent athletic games which
he personally arranged In the' Vatican
grounds, snd how thoroughly hs entered
Into the spirit of 'the sport is shown by
the feet that ever slnos the bicycle
MOM he has -wanted to learn to ride a
wheel himself.
One can Imaglns the sensation which
this oaused among the membera of the
holy see. 8b Peter's successor riding a
.They will not
drop off. Are al
;Tway there' to
' stay. Have elaa
" tfeitjr, which ia
particularly well
. adapted to tin
''and comfort. lAt
the tame time,
; they relieve the
wearer of that on-,
; pleasant pinchinf
of the nose, hn.
- prova ths looks
' aa well and art
; models for their
.simple . construe-
. tion. . ' ' '
Shur
On r.!ount
tafls ,
Consult v
to Optician
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For .'a reliable correction, the
lenses of which, art. prepared
and around on the premises.
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Kina Alfonae
(Oepyrlgkt. Htant Hews Servtee, by
Wire to Tb JoaraaLt
Berlin. Oct II With ths vtslt of ths
young King Alfonso to this city only a
few days oft. the old story that hs wants
to marry tba kaiser's only daughter has
sgiln been revived sad. what baa been
oonaldered algnlncant, has been officially
denied. There ars many who aee addi
tional proof of ths truth of It la the
kaiser's eagerneaa to give ths young
monarch a aplendld reception.
In .spite of all socialistic opposiuon
wheel, even if It be the more sedatd tri
cycle, why ths very thought ot tt was
shocking. ' '
Even Cardinal Merry Del VU, who is
undoubtedly the moat up-to-date of his
set,' thought It absolutely undignified.
and, of course. Pope Plus naa to give in,
cvsn though hs said that hs only wanted
to tide Inside the walla of the garden oi
the Vatican for saks ot eserclss.
"I shall never, oesss to regret," hie
holiness said, with a deep sigh, to a
French prelate who visited him, "that
there were no bicycles when I was a boy.
for I hsd to walk barefooted seven miles
every .day to gd ; to school and ths
weather was often very Inclement.
"And now when I might have a wheal
I am unfortunate enough to be forced
to think of my dignity, though I do
not see why that should suffer because
I used my own legs to propel myself in
stead of being carried by others. ,
f DR'Pt Tfl PIPE MD PIMQ
i iimiul iu uniiL i un i uunj
SICK AND NEEDY
Nation Awakens , to a Deeper
p-Sense of Her Obligations to
, Humanity's Unfortunates.
tCesyrlgkt, Hearst Mews Service, by tunl
. . Wire to Tbe JooraiL) ' ..
Parts.' Oct Jf-Frsncs is awakening
very steadily, but very surely, to a
deeper sense of her obligations toward
tbs poor, ths sick and ths unfortunate.
A new law hss Just been Introduced,
the 'object of which Is to secure th
right of any necessitous French cltlsen.
who Is unable to support nimseir sy
work snd Is either over 76 years of ags
or afflicted with some infirmity or dls
sass recognised as incurable,- to public
relief from ths commune In which he
haa a lecal settlement Settlement, ss
a rule, is acquired, by five years' reel
denes. - -
Before this law wss mads ths only
aeedv . classes provided for by legists-
t low -were the sick, the Insane and or
phan or foundling children. But even
creator srood is being accomplished in
France by ths strsnuous care for infant
life which Is now insisted upon.
About 100 French towns have milk
dlspenaarles, either municipal or phil
anthropic with municipal subsidies. So
tborougbiy is tne wnoie manor at
tended to that In soms cases ths con
sultations de nourtssons" ars attached
td maternity hospitals snd thus ths ba
bies from their birth until' I yesrs ot
ago are. kept under proper tsnedlcal su
pervision. They ars frequently willing
to risk the Injury to parental reaponat
blllty In- the hops of a greater good for
ths child. . j
SLAPS MASHER'S FACE
AND.CALLS POLICEMAN
Two - meahara were . taught a much
needed Reason a fsw days ago by s
woman who lives on ths ssst side. She
was Insulted by them and proceeded
to alap the face of ths ons nearest her.
Then shs sought Patrolman Ols Nelsos
snd, returning to where ths msshers
were, saw that they were eve rely lec
tured by ths policeman and , threatened
with arrest.' ...
Tbs woman was walking down Mor
rison (treat and had reached tba corner
of Fifth, when two well dressed young
men shout town; who were standing at
the edge of the sidewalk, commented
audibly .relative -to her.! . .
quickly turning, the woman took a
step forward and before her intention
could be divined boxed the ears of ths
laat apeaker soundly."
They denied to the policemen thst
they hsd said anything that was meant
for ths woman to hear.
"Wa" said" Ifelaon, "maybe you
didn't, . but you should be In better
bualneaa thin making remarks sboof
women, anyhow. It is about as con
; tempt ible a thing ss sny men can do.
If another complaint la made to me I
will see tbst jrou both sre placed under
arrsst,"' .-
of Spaio ' ; .
the municipal council of Berlin has ap
propriated 20,000 marks, which, are now
being spent in decorating Unter den
Linden, through which ths king of Spain
will drive to the palace.,.,
That Alfonso would like to marry ths
Prussian princess Is well known, but will
the kalaer's anxiety to get an ally on
the southern frontier 'of France make
him overlook ths reasons -which caused
King Edwsrd to oppose the proposed
match between Alfonso and Princess Pa
tricia of ConnaughtT , '
HOTEL WAITER TRAVELS I
GERMANY: AS A-PR1HCF
American . Restaurant, Worker
, Pushed Into Royal Car and
j Whirls ,0ver Fatherland.
(Copyright. Hearer News Servtae, fry' Leased
Wire to Tbe JoeraiO.)
; . . ' By Malcolm Clarke. .. '(
Berlin. Oct. 21. It Is not very often
that ths plain waiter' la an American
hotel has a chanee to figure as a nil
Ing prlncs and be treated as such by
German officials, but this Is Just what
happened ths otbsr day when a Oarman
Amerlcan cltlsen arrived in this city.
having traveled part of the way la a
royal private car, Into which hs was
forced against his will st a small station
In Thurlngla, where hs had been via
itlng his fsther. a poor. peaaanL On
the day wnen he left his old horns to
begin his return trip i to ths United
States ths Prince of Reuas hsd notified
ths station master thst he intended to
take a trip td Berlin and a. royal car
haa been attached to the train.
Dressed In his best uniform ths rail
road official was waiting for ths prlncs
to arrive, but no ons appeared. At
last, just ss tbs train wss dus to leave.
a gentleman drove up In a modest one-
horss carriage driven by an old peas
ant. . - r'" .v . -. . - .
. "That is ths prince. I have seen him
twice before," eald ths conductor, as ths
gentleman alighted, and Immediately ths
station master, saluting arrsvsly. con
ducted faint to the royal ear, opened ths
door and helped him to board the train,
which started Immediately.
Two minutes later ths real prlncs ar
rived and the peasant, who wss asksd
who the gentleman was who hsd been
forced Into ths royal car, admitted that
tt was his son, who, hs said, was going
back to Mllwaukls, whers hs was head
waiter In a hotel.' . !-...'
. ;' v. Though tfnlnsss.- . .
- 'f, '' . . From Life. ..-
. She Now wssa't It thoughtful of me
to go out esrly snd gatbsr thoss flow
srs for ths breakfaat tablet . a 4 ';
-Flnef (Hs kisses hsr.) . "Where's
tbe coffee r
- vOh. but I can t think of everything.
darling, can I r . ,
. . The Happy Mlnlatec. '
' From ths Tonksrs Statesman.
She Whom did you congratulate
first -the brids or ths groom T
He Neither; I congratulated ths min
uter."
"Why the tnlnlstsrT" "
"Oh. hs got tbs mossy, you know."
citbsti3 In Injure Hood
iaa requiring consthutioasl
tmtsest ectins tbroujib
end pssityiz tb? tlood tcr
its raffed cad pensinent
cure. a sure to Uia
Hood'sScrscpcrilla
Nasal and other local forma of catarrl
are snrickry rsasved by Catarrleta,
which allay anflsmmstlou and dsodorlie
echarce.
Hood's Sarsspsriua, aO eVueVta, $1.
, Catarrleta, nal order only. 50 eta.
For testimonlala of rarkahl curse
Mod lor our Book on Catarrh, No. 4.
C L Hood Co UmsJ, Msaa,
CaGainrlu
" l l I i i l I I ii i i ll ; i I aaama-lJ
TO THE
Since the establishment of ths first chemist er apothecary shop In New
England, 'way back In ths ITthj wentury, it haa keen ths cwatom for' ths
1rugators ts keep -open doors from' daybreak Until midnight, and With all
our modern civilisation, and Centralisation ws haven't.utgrown this pro
1 a-tnrlallara. .,"'", - . '
Ths hardships which ths long; hours have worked upon alt employed tit
'this business havs been many. The dmf clerk la not through with hla
day'a work at . but at IS. 11. or svsn II o'clock nor through his week's
work Oh BSturaay night, TOT h must
ss week dsys. Hs puts In from 10
sf ths average retail clerk. ' , '
For several months oor employes Who work Sunday havs been given
a week day off In return recently ws discontinued this, and bow pay an
' sxtra day's salary- to those who .work 'Sunday, but-we desire" to do yet
better-if possibW by our employee, and in the effort to corns to,eom
. ablution of the problem, we have decided te 1UEAVB THB NEXT MOVB
WITH TOTJ. ' "...-.
WB SUOOKST KHEPtNO OCR BTORH OPEW SUNDAT8 FOR THTtEK
HOURS ONLY (ssy fross 1 to ). This would mesn that the smployes
whs now work an sntirs day every other Suhdsy would then work but
- three 'hours every other Sunday. We ars willing to sacrifice whatsver
this may cost ws In a pecuniary way, for we know -our smployes will reel
better for ths Sunday's rest better for hsvlng a change of thought all
work snd no play, you know. And than this gives those, who desire to
take advantage ot It an opportunity to attend thstr various churchss.
Below we have outlined a little ouponand we ask you. our friends and
natrons, to fill this out and hand it to ons of our smployes nest time you
aoms in. or mall It te as ss you prefer. If ths publio IswlllltHf then we
k- wl remain open Bund., but threi hours. THE DECISION RESTS WITH
'xou. ... ,- , , ; ;:. -.''. I '
Woodard. Clarke s Co,
i ,.". , . aentisment
your plan fof Better heurs fop ru Clerka, an the three hours
which your store will bs'opert wlU give me ample time to make ny ;
necessary Sunday purchases. I Suggest from...,.,... '-.(.. a. as. ts
....... ........ " as the beet
keep open
Name.
nl If vlu d'lsapprove of thla
word approve In the first 11ns. , '
Permit us to thank you' in advenes for yourjBourtssy ia replyisr to
ths request , WOODARD, CLARKE a CO.. s '
Fourth and. Washington ktreeta.
The::
Economy
Corner,
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No Pain-No Pain
NICE TEETH
' ixr aM K dtaeovarera end orlglnat-
ors of ths only rsliabls snd scientinc
systsm of Pstnlsss DenUstry. Ws ex
tract, crown, fill snd clean or treat teeth
abaolutely without pain and guarantee
all work for fifteen years. Our work
ia nia'KMt. Mir nrtaea the loweet eon-
elstent with flret-olaaa work. EXAM
INATION FREE. Our Platea are unde
tectable rrom ine naiunu mia un
are guaranteed to St
FILLINGS .....BOS. TSe and SlXO
OOLD CROWNS S&-M
BRIDGE WORK ...es.00
FUU. SET NATURAL TEETH... SOO
Open fot bastnsss until S e'eloek
svsnlnga. . . w-;.-
Boston Painless Dentists
tty, htorrlsoa St- Opp. Meier a Fraak
and Foetoffloe.
HOURS S:I0 a. m. to I p. m. Sun
day, S:I0 a. m. to 11:10 p. m.
potlai:ds hospitality
widely praised
Reception Accorded Letter Car-
rlers Subject of National :
Comment by Delegates.
Ed J. Cantwell, secretary of ths Na
tional Association of Letter Carriers, Is
much plesssd with ths reception and en
tertainment accorded ths members of
ths sssoclatlon while in attendance at
ths annual eonvsntlon - of ths organ
isation in this city iset summer. In a
recent letter to W. P. Lyman of this
city hs said:
"I take this opportunity of express
ing through you to ths committee hav
ing charge of ths convention arrsngs
msnts, snd also' to ths membera of
branch II. my sincere thanks and appro
elation for ths msny kindnesses shown
me during my stsy in your beautiful
city. From remarks I -heard from ths
delegates and. their frlenda who were
In attendance at ths convention, snd
particularly tbs women, there wss noth
ing but pralao for tbs Istter carriers
and ths ladles' auxiliary and ths people
of Portlsnd gsnsrslly.'' -,
Ths local committee of arrangements
for ths convention composed of W. P.
Lyman, H. C. Hutchinson snd A. E.
Moulton, bavs written ths following let
ter to the public:
"Editor Portland Journal Dear Sir:
Please permit us on behalf- of branch
tt. National Association of Letter Car
riers of this city, te sxprefs through
ths columns of your psper our spprs
station to ths cltlsens. business men
snd prsss for -ths abls and generous ss
Istsnce rendered us In securing, retain
ing snd bringing sbout ons of ths moat
uceensful and enjoyable conventions la
the history of ths sssoclatlon." -
The committee haa received hundreds
of letters from tbs delegates snd their
friends expreaelng their appreciation ot
the hospitality shown them by the Port-
-; fcript: '
PUBLIC
get to pusineea oneunnay tne name
ts
te
hours per wees.
agalnat ths ss
...,,.;.............approve
Sunday liouretQt.
Address. ............ ..............
plan, then write DM in front ot tht
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SHIPMENT FINEST
FRESH
Fan-Tall
Gold Fish
' afedtum slse, 50 I large. T5V
Aquaria, all elses.50 85 1.S5
Oeld Fish Food, box 10
Woddard; Clarke & Co.
ModernlDrueslst
E.uMV.MiVn.Vtnnt;,,n,n,,Vin,n;
Corner Stark and Fifth Sts. :
National Wine Co
Multnomah Rye and.
Hillvood Dourbon
. . Are whiskeys of our own bottling, that is, they are
"rbottlcd specially for us by the distilleries. , Carry
ing: our labels, these whiskeys naturally carry our ,
fullest guarantee that they are Thade from the tst
'-: selected grain procurable, and that they have been
aged In wood to produce the rich, melloWflavor that -
Uist aLci ixcb uiciu. sue
home. "HUlwood- Old Bourbon Whis-(Tj Of? it
key and Multnomah Pure Rye Whiskey IgL ll KiC2
are the equal of any other $2.00 sold, t 1 " ,
Pull quart. . . , . . . ..........
Phone Us Your Ordpr
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I t VI ft'
' J7
ImrtA nMnl. avblla 1tra. Uanv of them
expect to make Portland their future
home. . , : i
ACCUSED FRENCHMAN
: PLEADS NOT GUILTY
' . 4WaaawaasawSBnaaBwaT
- KeeU1 MapeteS te Tfce Jeereal
Helena. Mont.. Oct. tt. Camilla F.
Kemy.. the Frenchmaa arrested at Vsn
couver, British Columbia, oa the charge
: Rubber
Hot Water Bottlea. 1 quart..,,...,. Regular price Sl.SS Special.. ,
Hot Water BotUea. t quart. Rsgsttr'pMee 11.18 Special..'
Hot Water Bottles, 1 quart.,',..... .Regular price l.5 BpeolsJ.,
Hot Water Botlaav .4 quart.. ....... Regular prlos (l.tS Special!.
Extra -Quality. Rtabber Oloves. ....
Atomise throat or nasal .-.Rsgular pries ' Sc Special. '. 74 '
Red Rubber Fountain Syringe. 1 qt.. Regular price 11.00 Special.. OT 1
Red Rubber Fountain Syringe, I qt.. Regular price $1.10 peolal. .f 1.35
Bulb Byrlnte Regular price 11.00 Speolsl.. 45f
Bulb ' Syringe ...... ........."......Regular price Tic Special..' 39' )
Psrfaot Taginal Syringe I.. ...... ..Regular prlee li.tft Special.. 91.30 ,
Uarvel Whirling Spray,
, e. s e e 4
' Bvsr hear of ssch prices T Ws venture to say you never did. Ws can
stake thank bseanes ws bay In such enormous quantities Snd ell for s
small margin ef profit
Photo1
'Albums
AT HALF REQULAR FWCJL
'. How ofun we hear our frlenda
say, "Oh. myt Now THAT picture
is gone," er, "New THAT one ia
ruined." Well. If they had owned .
Photo Album It would have
been s dlffsrsut etory.
We havs them . In every , etyle
from the little Inside ..pooket
album to ths great big family
one InSlds finish of attractlvs
gray and black made up In seal,
walrus, ste, . st regular prices
ranging from lie to 14.71,
TOUR CHOtCB THIS WEEK AT
One-Half Off
N. . B. Take a glance at the
display in one ef our Fourth
etreet windows. This represents
only a portion Of ths assortment
from which you may choose at
these phsnsmsnal Tnoes.
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The Quality Store
i iuw muji v w
........... mi QUA2T
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4Mf
ef having murdered W. I. Oliver near
Wolf Creek on September !, was ar
raigned In the district court today snd'
sftsr the reading of the Informstlos
through eounssl entered a plea of not
guilty. Judge Smith la the meantime
overruled a i motion msds by .Rsmy's
eounssl te set aside the-order ot .the
court granting- the county attorney
leave to file an Information harglng
first degree murder.' The rsse wss then
et for January, . Ithe prisoner, belnj1
remanded without ball.
Specials
FQrV'londay
We invite a comparison of QUALITY
and PRICS3 on these items of Rubber
interest. Without any exception our
stock of Rubber is the largest and most
aried -of any in the city. ' "
Tw
TB4
894
974
.Rsgulsr pries TJ o pecUS. 43V
. .Regular pries II SO Special.. f a.60
Elastic
Hosiery,
Belts,
Sup
porttts,
Anklets,
Etc':.";:
"Jinlt to
. Fitr
v.,. ,
On our own
rnacblnea and
guaranteed.
tend for
meaaurernsnt
blank.
Canadfan
Monty ;
TakenatPar
Phone Main 6499 1 n
Free. Deliveries
J"i m m ef eg aJlt
. ' - Baglae Wipe Znjured. y a
(Speetal Dtapetra to TSe J"rnal.') - '
i La Grand. Or., Oct. tt. Edward Mitchell,-
of this city, employed as -an an
gina wiper at Kernels, by the dt R.
N. company, waa brought here yester
day suffsrlng with a badly crushed l'S
While at work about ths eriglns Jie wss
csught between the apron, of thjjsngins
snd tsnder, snd hsd ths apron wot torn
off Jy. the. strain,, would .laaaybtedly
have lost a limb.
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