The Oregon daily journal., April 17, 1908, Page 4, Image 4

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,1 FRIDAY ' EVENING. APRIL 17. 1C08.
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: HOUSE UEUS
i ARE SEASICK
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i lne jueraocrauo juiuusmr
..Hates Republicans Team
lor Early Adjournment.
J . (Caltsd Was teaesa Wke.)
; tPashlngton, April IT. One so peacs
f ful even to th point of being careleaa
t th bona, with th Democ ratio fill-1
f . buster In full wing, I now In tho grip
i of a ' hurricane, and ioma of th
f sick members ar praying that too day
may goon . com when they will reach
r the port of adjournment So roughly
wu th old legislative ship toaaing
whan Republican "Whip" Watson' got
back from Indian with tha gubernator-
lai nomination tucked under hi a arm,
tbat bo didn't Ilk It bit, and so at
- about to cat th boua and aenata lata-
. er to agr to go homo by May 10. H
may succeed but thoa who have now
grown accustomed to tbo rough weather I
are not quit ao anxious, xney aay ma i
even wateon wui gat used to it y ana
by. .
Whatever effect tb filibuster to
. raake the majority enact remedial leg
islation recommended br their ores!-
dent" may have la the coming election,
it baa aerved to give John Sharp Wil
liam a, minority leader and aenator-olect, I
a standing b baa not had with bia I
party for years, Aa a result, eome ad-1
mirera are aotuauy mentioning the Jiia
sl ssipplaa aa 1 a .vice-presidential poa-1
aiouity. i
Although WlUIama and Speaker Can-1
non engage In dally verbal combat, their I
contests bare eerved only to Increase
; the personal friendship between th two
jegieiativ gianta.
'There will be no re:
atandlng between the-chair and the
gentleman from Mississippi," "Uncle
Joe" aasured Will lam a one day when
u minority leader wag calling Cannon
name in aa sort and delicate pariia
mentarr language as the eminent acbol
ar from the aouth could employ And
there haa not been, When the apeaker
goee down on the floor to stretch bla
lags, he lounges In WlUIama' seat, Juet
aa 1
Into
aa If tha latch string had an Invisible
extension tO'iue trousers pocket. Even
wan the house going rirat tnia way
ana that unaer the gag ruiea or th
majority, the members generally ar be
coming accustomed to the diaturbed
condition
HypochondriiaGal
Mania Cured
Thli condition is caused by chronic Indigestion and renders
the victim flighty and irritable, so you can appreciate the grati
tude of Mr. Edward T. Path when his wife was curtfd of this
mania after many doctors failed in their efforts to effect a cure.
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Mx. S. J. rata.
Mr. Fath felt It hla duty to let every
one know of the rreat cure effected by
Duffy's Pur Malt Whiskey, which he I
calle the' "family doctor."
"Tour malt whlakey baa been ta my
none since my marriage, which la near
ly four years, and baa been termed by
me th family doctor.'
My wife recently haa been suffering
with, hypochondriacal mania and tried
many doctors, who failed In their ef
forts to effect a cure. I auggeated Duf
fy'a Malt Whiskey and fresh air, which
ah tried, and am happy to say that she
has entirely recovered, thanks to your
Malt Whlakey. My wife and self have
both suffered from loss of appetite at
airrerent periods or our raamea me,
and a teaanoonful of your product in
water before eating seemed to work
wonders. X find also that when worn!
eat and fatigued a little of your medi-
Last-minute purchases at The Style Store" will prove thoroughly satisfactory. Every garment
every accessory of a perfect toilette -is absolutely CQrrect; as to style, representing; highest: grade
v . . workmanship and most superior materials at reasonable cost
cine (Mrs. Fath caJll It beverage) Is th
rar thing to make her feel right I
I cannot recommend your Malt Whla
key too highly, and shall con time Its
use, aa it seem a a houaehoM nsosaalty."
Edward J. lath, 174 10 th A venae, blew
lber 11
Tork, Nor ml
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cine Duffy Pure Malt Whlakey ia until
It haa been ueed In some aerloua case of I
debility, brain fax, Indlgeatlon, cough,
coua. consumption or wasting Disease.
Duffy's Pure Llalf Uhiskey
it an absolutely pure distillation of milted grain: great cart being used to
have every kernel thoroughly malted, that destroying th germ and pro-
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uuuuig praojgestea iiquia 100a u mm lorrn oz a malt eitence, whicn is I
the moat effective tonic stimulant and invigorator known to science: soft-
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It is invaluable for overworked '
men. delicate women and sickly chil
dren. It strengthens and , sustains
the system;, is a promoter of health
and longevity; makes the old young
and keeps the young strong.
: DUCAL COUPLE'S
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Fetes In Honor , of Duke of
- Genoa "Who Once Eefused
Crown of Spain. .
(United Press Leased Wire.)
J : Roma, April 1T Genoa has been th
J acn of great festivities this week In
. t celebration of th silver wedding annl-
versa ry of th Duk and Duchess of
; Oeboa. Th duke Is th only brother of
i tha' dowager queen of Italy, and an
1 unole. therefore, of King Victor Em
. manual 11L The wedding celebration
waa attended by many members of the
Italian royal family, among them the
- aing ana queen, tno dowager 'queen
. Marruerite. the Duke and Dunhna n
" . Aost. the Count of Turin and the luke
ef AbrunL Th Duke and Duchess of
, Genoa are very popular throughout the
t Kinraom, Decause of their benevolence.
; i ne uuk or uenoa has visited Amer
: lea several times in bis capacity of an
i aamirai or me jitauan navy. He Is a
great admirer - of the ' English ' and
Americans, which Is probably due to
; mi isci mat ne received ms education
in England.. When he-was a child he
was sent to school at Harrow, and many
iiiuiiin nuria are rriacrn or niS K-
s, perlnnces there. In 1869 the cortes de
u cided to offer the crown of Spain to the
duke, who was then a young student
at Harrow. When the news went abroad
a that th offer had boen accepted all of
t the 600 boys In the school kicked th
duke, with the laudable ambition of be-
O A U Tl O XT WKsn von a emjp Ina,
flat, rrooer or Aeale got Daffy's Jnr
ifals Wbiak- be a or .von get tha gvn
niae.. It la tb only absoiaWly par
medical malt wfetsker and la sold la
fealed bottles onlyi never in balk. lrio
1.0a Xook for tbe trada-mark th "Old
otmxsmt.- on the label, and make swr
the seal over th oork la unbroken.
Write Sr. M. Oniran, Ooasnlttaa; Physi
ol, for free Olua-trated medical booklet
and f advioe, Duffy acalt Wldakey
Co, Boobostar,, at. T.
lingerie
Waists-
Fine batiste, " handker
chief linen, sheer linen
lawn are employed in
daintiest styles, hand
embroidered, or trimmed
with fine VaL lace,
tucks, filet, etc; also
handsome tailored linen
waists.
Gloves Silk and Kid .
Best grade 16-button silk, in black, white and all colors
both embroidered and plain.
Kid Gloves in short, medium and 16-button lengths;
every shide to match the suit.
New Centeraeri Cape Gloves, fancy and plain kid. Very
stylish.
Newest Millinery
Chic shapes of newest design; exclusive "Gage" styles;
pattern hats; French models all richly elegant and
moderately priced.
Rlen's Easter Atlire
From , these clever
new, models you , can
select a suit that will
satisfy the most fas
, tidious - young man,
or the most exacting
elderly one.' They
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and
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Every one of these
Suits and Topcoats
convey that distin
guished appearance
to the wearer that
marks him the cor
rectly dressed gentleman.
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Ing able to stV a after life tbat they
had kicked the king. Thla was a little
gremature, for,- unluckily. King Victor
mmanuel, fearing dynastlo complica
tions, compelled his nephew to - releot
the preferred crown. Bo the hapless
duke got all of tb kicks and non of
tha glory.
The DUcheas of Genoa la a Bavarian
princess, daughter of the late Prince
Adalbert ' of Bavaria and sister of
Prince' Louis Ferdinand, who haa
achieved wide fame as an obstetriolan.
The-duchess enjoys tb distinction' of
being th only red-haired nrlnces of
the blood In Europe. She Is extremely
fond of outdoor Hie and excels in runn
ing, skating, riding and awlmming. The
duke and duchess nave their permanent
home In Genoa, inhabiting the old castle
ere the dukes or Uenoa
of Chiabeso. wh
have dwelt -for generatlona.
Ill U. S. WHIP
CASTRO'S ARHY?
Administration in Delicate
Position Because of
Former Attitude.
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Id&h Doctors' Officers.
(Sped! Dispatch t The JooraaL)
Boise. Idaho. April 17. The South
Idaho District Medloal society has
elected th following officers: Pres
ident, Or. J. A. Young of Caldwell:
vice-president. Dr. C. L. Dutton of
Meridian; secretary and treasurer, Dr.
P. U. Barndt of Boise. The next meet
ing will bo bold at Caldwell -In July.
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Tomorrow and Mondav will positively
be the last days -for discount on east
side gas bills. Portland Gas Company.
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Washington. April 17. The adminis
tration frankly admits being annoyed
by the Venezuelan situation.
That aerloua consideration has been
given to the proposition to send an
armed force to that country to enforce
respect for the United States govern-
li'ut c&nuoi do successfully denied.
The war and navy departments hav
ueen couaDoratuig on tentative plans
for the embarkation of troops and the
investment of LaOuayra. These are how
saia to nave been completed so that if
congress snould decide to clothe the
f resident witn tne necessary authority,
he army and navy will be ready to da
the rest on short notice.
une thing stands in the way of
apanxmg resident Castro and that is
the high minded Doaltlon whfoh .th
United States has taken with reference
io me use ot arms to enloroe eon-
Uaciuai ODiigations. Most of the claims
of American cltlsena against Castro ar
based on alleged violation of conces
sionary rights. Moreover, there Is con
siderable doubt In tha minds of admin
istration officials hare s to whether all
of these claimants bare come Into court
with clean hands. The reoent corres
pondence sent to tha senate by the state
department showed that in one case, at
least, the claimant had aided and
aoetted a revolution against the consti
tuted authority of Venesuela. This
government, nowever, has never passed
upon the validity of the claims. It has
merely insisted tbat Venezuela shall
submit the controversies to an interna
tional tribunal for arbitration. This
demand made repeatedly in the past two
years has not only been refused by Cas
tro but that In most undlDlomatln. nmn-
tlcally insulting language.
If It should be found necessary to
go to war, th resulting operations
would be in the nature or a picnic ex
cursion, in the view of army and navy
officials her. Th Venezuelan naw"
is composed of seven antiquated cruis
ers, ana mree smau auxiliaries. It
"axniTv: numDsrs SLnnut innn mAn
poorly oqulpped. Illy paid and miserably
HEBREWS CELEBRATE
FEAST OF PASSOVER
Festival to Commemorate
Departure of Children pf
Israel From Egypt
(United Press Leased Wire.)
New Tork, April 17. Jewish people
throughout the world ar today cele
brating th Passover. Thla festival.
which is also known as the Feast of
Unleavened Bread, was Instituted to
commemorate the departure of th
children of Israel from Egypt, untfer
the leadership of Monea, where they
had been held In bondage for upward
oi uu yeara.
The reformed Jewe, aa well aa th
orthodox Jewe, who adhere religiously
to all the wonderful symbolism and
ritual which make Jewiah . Worship
picturesque and beautiful, observe the
Passover feast, which means nVor to
the Jew than any other of his vallgious
celebrations. The reformed Jewa do
not adhere so closely to all the sym
bolism of the celebration, but their ob
servances differ only in that they aro
not so elaborate.
- The feature of the celebration la th
substitution of unleavened cakes, or
matsos, prepared for the purpose, for
bread in the household of the orthodox
Hebrews. Each year, as Passover ap
proaches, thousands of pounds of mat
toe are baked for the occaalon, and It
ia eatimated that In the upper eaat
side alone more than 10.000 matzos
are required for the poor families. The
annual aale from the bakeries throurh-
out the city la ao large that it requires
large moving vans to take them to the
varloua polnta of distribution. This ia
not surprising whan ' the fact Is borne
In -mind that New Tork city contains
more Jewish Inhabitants than any other
nan apsen cities or the world comDlned.
The night ushering In the Passover
festival is known aa Seder night, and
ia made tha occaalon of a family gath
ering devoted to a special service around
the supner table, which Is decked out
In a peculiar manner with matsos and
other accessories Incidental to- the
feast Gathered around the tablet the
"Hagadah" la read and recited. 7
Th "Hagadah" contains a narrative
of the deliverance of the. Jews t from
their Egyptian bondage as set 'forth
In the Bible, and is read by the' head
of the household, either In the original
Hebrew or as an English translation.
The other members of the family, join
In the responses or in the alnrtna- of
hvmns - of Draiae and thanksgiving n
their divine liberator.
The Pesach feast continues for ela-ht
days, but only the first and last days
are celebrated as holy days. In tha
large number of Hebrew synagogues
In Oreater New Tork. both reformed
and orthodox, services were held thla
morning and sermons appropriate to th
occaalon were preached.
Astoria Children Eat Poison.
Astoria, Or.. April-, 17. Criminal
carelessness , of some one nearly caused
the death Cf six children who found a
bottle In the street half filled with bi
chloride of mercury tablets and at
them. Prompt, act Ion of a,:- physician
alone saved their Urea
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Tha Kind Yea Han Alwajs Bcug&f
Boar th
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Easter
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For Saturday Only We Announce Our Great Easter Sale
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ON SATURDAY ONLY WE WILL GIVE AWAY FREE A PAIR OF OXFORDS OR
DRESS SHOES WITH MEN'S SUITS, AS FOLLOWS:
PACIFIC STUDENTS
GOOD MmSTEELS
Easter is the prescribed time to break away from
your old winter habits.
v . Here are the finest Spring habits that put one
in tune with the customs anci Costumes of the
day- ,
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university. Forest amn
I Or., April 17. A large crowd waa pres
ent at th minstrel show at Maaania
hall last night given by the boys of
the college, un proceeds will pay up
a small athletic debt Inourred during
the past year. Tha first portion of the
performance consisted or the usual
sone-s and gaga and waa followed ' bv
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specialties including two tnree-round
boxing contests, duets and selections by
me auaneu me program oonoiuded
witn a rare entiuea. xr. Lare-a and
Assistants," . which, . waa a take-off on
local physicians. The principle - roles
were carried Dy w. is. uwynn and Q.
IO. Brown. .Th play produced much
laughter, aa most of fhe doctors repre
sented were in xne auojence. ,
The management is making arrange
ments for giving the -performance in
the McGraw opera-house at Banks, with
in in next two or tore wesus.i . ,
New Exercise for Dogs. ,,
Paris. April 17. Tn ,th bippodrom
nf VituennB the Drefect. Intna va
present to witness the exerolses of tb
new service oi aogi oi ins fans ponce.
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Whlit and dance. Saturday ara. AnrtT
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I Thousands of obstinate eases have .been
cured by -Doan'a jDlntment. ta cehts at
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