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THE MORNING OREGOXIAX, FKIDAT, APRIL 2, 1920 LODGE IS WANED AS VICE-PRESIDENT city would take steps to- do so. He deemed the honeycombed section un sanitary and unsafe for habitation and a menace to public safety and morals, he said. TJARRY McAVO Y. well-known Los Angeles hotel man who says he spent a small fortune and tried every treatment money could buy without getting relief, until he tried Tanlae. Says he suffered for twenty years. n Some of the older tunnels were electrically lighted, but, groping his way through a dark bore, leading be neath the Midway hotel, 618 Sixth 38F2 avenue south. Mayor Caldwell stum- "KNOW oiea into a pool of stagnant water. . New trap doors, partitions and other evidences apparently preliminary to Oregon Republicans Act to Save State's Reputation. an attempt to refit some of the old underground gambling dens in the lower part of the city were found and as a result he has ordered action taken against a contractor and some of the building owners for doing re modeling without proper permission from the city building department. GERMANS THANK YANKS CONSENT IS NOT ASKED Party Cohorts Determined That Delegation Shall Not Be Pledged for Unknown Candidate. RETURNED OFFICER SATS RHINE PEOPLE PLEASED. mm - u Su y) i 1 7 Henry Cabot Lodge's name -will be submitted to tho republican voters of Oregon for their indorsement for vice, president. This action -is belnp dorie without the knowledge of Mr. Lodge and the purpose is to save the repu tation of the state. A group of republicans, who dp, not want the Oregon primary law made a publicity bureau for self-advertiaera, are behind the movement to present the name of Senator Lodge on the republican ballot. Three men un known to tho electorate of Oregon are aspirants for the republican indorse ment for the nomination of vice-president. One is a fellow named Wash ington, another is named Adams and the third is Webster all high-sounding names, but they are not known to voters in this state and probably are not known in their native statea. 9100 for Vice-President. In 1916 a man named Webster paid 1100 to have his name on the primary ballot for vice-president. He was the only person to file and he re ceived a few thousand votes. No per son who voted for Webster ever heard of him before nor did they know the color of his hair. Under the presi dential primary system, it was con sidered that Oregon's JO delegates to the Chicago convention would vote for Hughes for president and for Webster for vice-president, as these two had received the popular vote. When the Oregon delegation arrived In Chicago and got a good look at Webster some of them publicly de clared that they would not vote for htm for vice-president nor for any thing else. The full significance of the joke which was perpetrated on the electorate of Oregon by Webster filing for vice-president dawned on the delegation. Mr. Webster, how ever, did not consider himself a joke, and a few members of the delegation felt that inasmuch as the republicans voters of Oregon had indorsed this man they were absolved from per sonal responsibility if they cast their ballots for him for the vice-presidential nomination in the convention. Oregon delegates were the laughing Stock of delegations from other states when it became known that Webster was indorsed by the republicans of Oregon. The man was viewed as ab solutely impossible, and yet Oregon republicans had voted blindly for hirn because his name was on the ballot. Webster Now Has Rivals. With the 1920 -presidential nrl manes put a lew weeks away, Mr. J Webster has again bobbed up to can ture the Oregon delegation as he did four years ago. This time, however, he has rivals, for the Unknown Wash- j lngton and the Unknown Adams also want the support of Oregon. Fur thermore, unless the republicans watch their step, Webster, Washing ton or Adams may be the party choice, and the Oregon delegates at the Chicago convention will again have to blush, as they did in 1918 when Oregon's name, was called to vote for vice-president. To put a stoit to such practices and to discourage the Washingtons, Adams, Webstero and the other un knowns who want Oregon to help elect them vice-president, a group of Oregon republicans, imbued with a respect for their party and a love for their state, have commenced a cam paign. If Oregon republicans want to show a preference for a vice-presidential candidate, this group Is de termined that the voters will have the opportunity to vote for a citizen who is a genuine republican, a man of national reputation and who would, if the fates decree should be nomi nated, make an honest-to-goodness vice-president. Therefore they have selected Henry Cabot Lodge of Na hant, Mass. Roosevelt Club Lives Vp. ' Those who are backing Senator Lodge are Judge Wallace McCamant, John Y. Richardson, Hamilton John stone, Clarence Hotchkiss, A. L. Dun das and Chester A. Moores. The proposition of saving Oregon from be ing made to look foolish by the Adams, Washingtons and Websters was Informally discussed by members of the executive committee of the Roosevelt republican club. It was agreed that the policy of the club not to indorse candidates prevented the club from being sponsor for senator Lodge, so the members men tloned determined to act on their own individual responsibility. A long list of republicans was con' sidered from which to make a selec tion for vice-president. It was finally agreed that the name of Senator Lodge la better known to a greater number of republican voters in Ore gon than almost any other of the na tional figures. It was because of this that Senator Lodge was selected rainer man governor Allen, Governor Coolidge or any- one ef a score of others. The belief of the republicans behind the Lodge campaign is that the average republican when he looks over his ballot and sees the names of Washington. Webster, Adams and Lodge will mark his ballot for Lodge, of whom he knows something, and not for the. other three, of whom he knows nothing. Petition are now being prepared and will be placed in circulation as euickly as possible. It will require iuoq signatures to place Senator Lodge's name on the ballot and un der the law these names must come iroro at least eeven counties. SECRET CITY DISCOVERED CHI.VESE DENS FOUND UNDER SEATTLE STREETS. Jjabyrintb of Underground Tas sag3 Honeycomb Business Section Od Menace Health, Morals. SEATTLE. Wash, April 1. (Spe cial.) Seattle's underground China town, for two years believed merely . a myth, was discovered and explored yesterday by Mayor Caldwell and a party of other officials who spent more than two hours searching Its tunnels, secret passageways and sub terranean gambling dens in the vi cinity of Fifth and Sixth avenues south and King and Ma.yns.rd streets. The mayor said at the conclusion of Bis Inspection that the whole locality wuit be cleaned up in a week or the Government in Zone of Occupation la Stable Condition in France Found Serious. . HOOD RIVER, Or.. April 1. (Spe cial.) "The German people in the oc cupied territory along the Rhine are thankful that soldiers of America ana the other allied countries are stabiliz ing conditions," says Lieutenant Francis C. Lewis, home on a furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Lewis. "They realise that the patrol that is maintained has been a protec tion. They have a better distribution of food products and are freer from the results of the general unrest in other parts of Germany." Lieutenant Lewis, who has been stationed with the fifth infantry regi ment at Amdernach in the American zone of occupation, says that fears of a supremacy of Germany because or a flood of manufactured, goods soon to be released on the world are un founded. Mr. Lewis says that nowhere today, apparently, is the Amerioan array so appreciated as in Germany. Lieutenant Lewis says that France is in a serious state and that an out burst of bolshevism is expected. MOTORMAN IS RELEASED CHARGES OF THEFT AM) RECKLESS DRIVING DROPPED. Auto Found to Have Been Taken By A. W. Dunn Under Be lief of Authority. A. W. Dunn, street-car motorman, who was held on a charge of the larceny of an automobile from the Laurelburst garage and of driving an automobile while intoxicated, was released yesterday on both charges when he appeared before Municipal Judge Rossman. The larceny charge was dismissed on motion of Deputy District Attorney Deich who' an nounced that it had been discovered that Dunn understood he had author ity from one of the garage men to take the machine out. There was no prosecution in the case. of driving: an amomoDUe wane arunk Dunn was arrested after he is said to have taken the machine out on Milwaukie avenue and wrecked it against a tree. John Wemberg, a companion of Dunn at the time, was given a fine of 50 and seven days in jail Tuesday on a cnarge er disorderly conduct. CHURCH UNITY IS URGED Rev. Thomas Jenkins Is Speaker at Noonday Meeting. Rev. Thomas Jnkins was the speaker at the Thursday noonday meeting held under the auspices of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew at the Baker theater. His text was: "Except a man be born of water and the spirit, he cannot enter into the king dom of God." 'There ia danger today of too much preaching," he said. "We preach and preach to the point of vagueness. Is that all Christ wanted us to do i preach? God has ways of his own of communicating himself and just as in the natural world there is order and method, so in the. spiritual world. mere is order ana method. Ail life is i ': mi.; '2-rtresKiS.- tt. sfttSntf t . Mi' mmm&rr vj&m-iit mi Some of the greatest Easter music sever written is contained on the following ten Victor records. 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In fact, I was a confirmed dys peptic; nothing agreed with me and I suffered from all the terrible symp toms of indigestion. My heart palpi tated so badly I thought I bad heart trouble. "I was absolutely afraid to eat, for it meant nothing but suffering after ward and I would have awful pains and burnings in the stomach and chest. Sleep! Why, I didn't know what it was to get a night's sleep! I would lie In bed a while and then get so restless I would have to get up and walk the floor. I was almost a nervous wreok and couldn't even sit still and write a letter. I lost so much weight and strength I was al most too weak to walk, and I honest ly believe no man. in this world uf fered any more than I did. "Last September I realized I could hold out no longer, and as I had read a great deal about Tanlac, I made up my mind to give it a trial. Well, sir, it was the greatest and happiest sur prise of my life, for I began to feel better right away. My appetite Im proved, I began to sleep better and my strength gradually returned. So I kept right on taking the medicine and in only a few weeks' time my troubles had all left me and I found I had gained 15 pounds in weight. "From that day to this I have posi tively been in the best health I ever enjoyed in all my life. I never have an ache or pain. I eat anything I want and don't suffer any bad after effects at all; In fact, I feel just like a" new man 'and have plenty of strength and energy.. My nerves are steady and strong, I never have a dizzy spell and my sleep Is restful and refreshing. "Tanlac has been worth its weight in gold to me and all the money en earth coald not buy the good it has done me." Tanlac Is sold in Portland by the Owl Drug Co. Adv. sacramentaSo is religion sacramen tal. Our Lord began it with preaching sacramentalism. He said it with in stituting a sacrament of fellowship and brotherhood. He commissioned his apostles to bind the world to him self through a sacrament of baptism. "Baptism is the sacrament of life; confirmation the sacrament of en lightenment, and communion the sac rament of growth and brotherhood. "The church stands in need of unity and union. It can come only through fellowship in the sacrament of unity." Read The Oregonian classified ads. ssr .-.iw it .11 i3f. ,! i.S'-.i - - -m-n v. a A irvi 1:1 1 I SHIG 1VE AEE GOING TO in the city's history an event in which the ENTIRE STOCK of a new store, including $150,000 worth of all the Newest Spring Styles, the product of America's best makers, goes ON SALE without a single reservation ! While new to Portland, this is not a new concern. TIEBURG BROS., the owners, in the shoe business the past thirty years, operating a chain of stores in California cities, have built up a reputation for DEPENDABLE Shoes at LOWER PRICES than any concern operating on the coast. 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