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KAHSAN III EUROPE
KOLB AND DILL DISCOVER
VERITABLE GOLD MINE
Dorothy Neville. Age IS. Pretty of Fare. Charming of Personality, to Be
at IleiliK Theater This Week.
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Friends at Home to Wage
Campaign for Henry Al
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THE SUNDAY OHEGON1AX, PORTLAND, MAECH 31, 1918.
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Arrrpiabler. bat Consider Sx-rv-kf
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wniii MtKbm Help.
T-tK. Kia. JS.r.a :1. A cnm
paiaa roo.lurted entirely upon human
Interest and by abaent treatment
seine aj'l in Kansas. It l the first
mi(n of the kind ever 4 la
this .! n i i-t. A candidate (or Governor
la tn hi way to France and will not
eeirrraj until after the primary. Hie
1-l-nlJ will trr to wia (or blra tha Ke-
puMi-'aa nomination for ooveraor.
li.nrr A:l'. former Ilill Mtoiir, la tbe
candidate. Hut ba will spend all tbe
time until after lha primary la France
aa a pral aent of tba lied iros.
II. la to If t.ie H"t Cross ran do
juac a little bit mora" lor wounded and
auk xMi'li than lb plana already la
operation contemplated.
Allen want to ranee after he bicama
a candidate (or v.raor. There seemed
ta ba aa opportunity (or r.al service In
te trip, and Alien publicly announced
mat he would rather do Ibia aenrlce
tnaa b Governor o( Ktn4. "But. ha
amid, "if tba people o( Kaasaa desire
t"t I ba Governor of tba state after
tbla sertlce Is completed. I will be
tnichtily pleased to assums tha office
and tba honor. But the war eervtce to
ma la snore Important than being; Gov.
trior of any state, and I feel that I
can do some (ood In IrTance this Spring
and tlummar. So I am coin. While 1
am trune. If the voters nominate me for
leov-rnor. I will be thankful to them.
If they don't It will ba all -riant, for I
will know 1 bare been of service."
All'n went to l"rance. leavtns; bis
ctmpaicn entirely In tha hands of hta
friends In Kansas. He has (our candi
dates aaalnst him. V. V. Morgan, of
Hutchinson. Is recard'd as his strong-
est opponent- More-aa has been la poll,
tics (or 3 years and bla wife haa bm
active In the women club politics ever
si ore tha women were gfm tha rlchl
to vote. S. M. Brewster. Attorney-Gen
aral: A. M. Keen. Speaker of tba State
Legislature, and J. A. Trout man. former
Lieutsnaut-Uovsrnor and Mtate Senator,
are arrayed atrataat Allea. With th
teeption of iirewster and Allra. all
the candidates were pacifists and anti
war adherents until after war was de
clared. Allen and firewater started out
tba day after tha Luellanla waa sunk
with a declaration teat America ouini
to set Into tha war to make tba world
safe (or democracy.
A purely voluntary committee of
friends Is ruanlnsr tba Allea campaign.
They tr. furnishing; all tha money and
dome all tha work. A hair dosen men
are e-ivtns; practically all tbelr time and
enerstea to making tba campaiffa In
various sections of tha state and there
ere dozens of men who will ajtve more
ef their ttme a littla later. Tbara are
a eooJdrabla number of women
ttvety eorklnr for Allen. Tha mothers
of bora already la franco ara takin
aa i lln part for him. Allen promised
ftrtrr slncta motbar that ba would look
up her boy In tha camps and when he
et coma homo will tell her how ha
la getlinc alone Allea will write let
tere home about the bova la different
enmmuanctes so tha latter may ba
p-.ed aroond amona lha mothers.
Tie meat before Allea left bla home
at Wichita for New York tho telephone
bell ran. A man wanted to tea Allea
ntrbt away. Allen refused to talk bual.
aes or politics, "but I have two boys
la r'ran.o I wast to tell you about,"
said tie voice.
-I'ome o up." said Allen.
Tha man lol! bis story about (we
iftni coins' to I'rence. A letter home
t-H bow el. k they were eons; ovar.
that INey had no money and had not
received their pay from tha Uoveru
merit. lera Is a draft "n a Paris bank."
ld the father. " V hen yon -t lo
p ran. e cash It and buy tboso bs any.
thine they need or want, and If It Isn't
enough draw for more.
T'i father then explained that tie
was a former and hla wife had seen a
aotu of Allen coins; o Franca. He
dropped all hi farm work at the In
siitcm-e of the motuer and made a :oe
mile Journey to -t tha money to Allea
before he left. Tho father waa pre
pared to follow him to New York to
set the draft (or Into his hands
before, he sailed.
Allen left Kansas with th names and
reslmeats of more than :0 Kansas
boys in France. Fifteen hundred of
them ara In one reclment, Tha rest
are scattered all over tha American,
rerun and British campe.
Tut Kansas primary comes la Auj-ut
Aliea will nut return until after the
.ore. are rennt.
OLB and Dill have discovered a
x verttabio com mine in tn op.
eratlo field, and one that bids
fair to brine them additional Interest
to their now famous presentation of
"Tha Illch Cost of Lovlnc "
Tha cold mine In this Instance Is Miss
Dorothy Neville aged II pretty of
face, charminr of personality, and the
acme of youthful rrace. The little
artiste haa bean compared to the best
coloratura soprano heard on the grand
opera stace In years, and some critic
who have studied her methods have
likened her to Melba. It Is the advan
tages of extreme youth, freshness of
voire, and years of study to come that
their claim that will place her at
tha pinnacle of the operatic ladder.
Miss Neville cornea from London,
En land, and has been In America but
a short while. She was studying- In
Chicago when Kolb and Dill heard her,
and after an Interview. Induced her to
sign a contract for a year, replacing
Lucille Cbalfont, who had personally
scored so successfully with this organ
isation throughout the country. Anoth
er outstanding feature of the delight
ful musical comedy which Kolb and
Dill ara presenting here this week Is
May Cloy, the solo dancer of tha com
pany, who has several opportunities
to display her exceptional grace and
all-around talents as an artist of the
modern dance.
"The High Cost of Loving may best
be described as a table d'hote In three
courses, witn Miss Cloy as the piece de
resistance of the menu when It comes
to dancing. So. too, she might be de
scribed as the "life of the party."
SILT RUN HOW OH
Portlanders Today Are Head
ing for Troutdale.
ENOUGH FOR ALL ASSURED
handy Itlvrr Alive With Finest of
Ilsh Known to Local i'plcarrs.
Dipnrts of All Kinds Are
In Srrvire Today.
Like a ribbon of silver thrown from
the Columbia, the lone anticipated run
of smelt haa entered tha swift reaches
of the Sandy Hirer. Today will witness
veritable exodus from rortland and
neighboring towns, when all the family
will hasten to Troutdale with an amas
log variety of home-made dipnets.
The fine little fish entered the river
yesterday morning, heralded by a scat
tering advance guard, on Its way to
the spawning beds far up the Sandy,
Hestdents of Troutdale have scanned
the waters of the Handy every day for
weeks past. Within an hour the news
of the smelt run resched Portland.
Yesterday afternoon the run In-
d In volume, becoming fairly
heavy. Today It should be on In full
tide, say those who profess to know
the wsys of the singular and
mysterious little ocean wanderers.
slaewcb) for All A seared.
However, many are the motoring
parties that visit the river to dip
melt, or rueh thither on the electrio
line of the Portland Railway. Light
A CHILD DOESN'T
LAUGH AND PLAY
IF CONSTIPATED
Look. Mother! Is Tongue Coated,
Breath Feverish and
Stomach Sour?
"California Syrup of rigs Can t
Harm Tender Stomach,
Liver. Bowels.
Mother! Tour child Isn't naturally
rroes and peevish, bee If tongue is
rea-.ed: this is a sura sign Its little
stomach, liver and bowels Deed
cleanMns: at once.
W Bn lirtless. pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bid. throat sore, doesn't
eat. rep or set naturally, has stom-arh-arhe.
diarrhoea, remember, a gen
tle liver and bowel cleansing should al
ways be the first treatment given.
Nothing equals 4ali forma syrup ef
Figs'" for children's Ills: give a tea
spoonful, and in a (ew hours all the
fal wj;tr. tear bile and (ermenting
food which Is clogged In the bowels
passes out o( the system, and you have
a well and plav(ul child again. All
children leva this harmless, delicious
"fruit laxative." and It never fails to
erfeel a go.d "inside" r learning. Direc
tions fur babies, children o( all agaa
and growa-upe are plainly oa the bot
tle. Keep it bsndy In your home. A lit
tle givca today savea a sick child to
morrow, but gst the genuine. Ask your
druggist for a bottle of "California
byrup of figs." then look and sea tlat
it I made by the ""California Fig Uyrup
CompaiJ.' . 1
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SCHOOL BOY VAHO I O.I
Tilt tOlTH DAKOTA.
tUL-i
' V. D. Vt tea en. .
Amonc the former Jefferson
High rkhool students who are
serving their t-oOntry In -ehe
I nltcd Mlales Navy is . D. t'te
den. the son of ir. and Mrs. K.
TA'ieden. of IIS Cleveland avenue,
who is on tbe U. B. b- South Da
kota. He sas that he Is thoroughly
enj'ln the work, but that hen
It is sll over he will be mighty
glad to get bark to Oregon, as It
o his notion, the best place on
h.
i glad
i la. t
carl
Power Compa.iy. there will be more
than fish enough for all for the smelt
run Is a tremendous affair, reckoned
not In millions, but In billions and
better.
By recent action of the Game and
Fish Commission, and by official proc
lamation of Governor Wlthycombe, the
dlpnet license fee of tl will be waived
In all cases where the fishermen are
taking smelt for their own use and not
or market. Market fishermen must pay
the license fee, which they are unl
formly glad to do, as smelt dlppin
brings high wages In return, though
tbe fish sell at absurdly low prices.
Sheriff Hurlburt expects that fully
SOOo automobiles will visit the Sandy
at Troutdale today. He baa ditpatched
three Deputy Sheriffs to aid In keep
ing traffic clear on the Columbia River
Highway, lust above the lower bridge.
and will send several more deputies t
the same point this morning. when
the run started last year, on April 20,
the first Sunday following saw several
thousand cara and other vehicles
parked along the highway.
riser flab Never beea.
Learned Ichthyologists will have
that the silver ribbon Is not a conven
tlon cf smelt, but of eulachon a cousin
of the real smelt, and In eevry way Its
superior. Fried, baked, smoked or kip
pered, or salted for future use, what
ever ba the name. It Is certain that no
finer fish ever flirted a fin than the
one we know as the Columbia Rive
smelt.
There waa a run on In that dlstan
day when Captain Gray sailed Into the
Columbia to bear away with him man
true and marvelous stories of th
prodigality with which the Oregon
country had been dowered. In the log
of that voyage the good captain se
down the fact that he had found a new
flah in the new river, a fish that com
pensated for Its diminutive proportion
by a richness or nsvor. a ssvor so
rlyslsn that he named It the finest of
his culinary acquisitions. It wss the
smelt, the ever-ao-far-removed grand
parent of the same run that is glitter.
tag in the Handy this morning.
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Fifth-Street Entrance
of J. P. Finley at Son
SlHUNNING publicity has left
t this profession open to sensa
tional and impossible claims by
some who do advertise.
To tell the truth to put the serv
ices of our establishment before all,
disproving wrong theories is the
mission of the press. T
We believe our growth has come
from service . rendered, and fair
ness to all. No one can, or does,
give so much at a given price. No
worthy family has ever been re
fused our service, regardless of
their financial standing.
J. P. Finley & Son
Progressive Funeral Directors
Montgomery at Fifth
OREGON PIONEER DEAD
EXOCH TV. PIKE CAME TO STATE
VIA PANAMA IX 1865.
'63 WAR PRICES LIMIT
OLD VICKHBtRO PAPER TELLS OF
CO.DITIOS IX THOSE DAY'S.
Male "BeeC Staple. While Floor Sold
at S3 renad aad Cera at le
Pre Basket.
While looking through some papers
in an old trunk Neil McKlnnon found a
copy of the "Pally Cltlxen," published
In Vicksburg. Miss.. July Z. I8C3. The
printing waa on wall paper and con
tained many Interesting eidelighta on
the conditions la those days. McKln
non s father was D. D. McKlnnon. who
(ought in many of the famous battles
of the Civil War.
Two Items copied from the paper fol
low:
we srs Indebted to Major Gillesole for
a stesk of Confederate beef, alias meat. V
have tried It and can assure our friends
that If It is necessary they need have no
scruples st esllng the meat. It Is sweet.
savory and tender, and so long ss we have
a muie left we are satisfied sur soldiers
will be contest l subelet se.
If aueht would appeal to the heart ef
stone ef the extortioner with success Hie
necessities of our cltlxens would
de so. It is needless to sttempt te dis
guise from the enemy or our own people
our vrsnts sre great, but still vi csn
lentlouely seeert our belief thst there
plenty within our lines, be exercise of
prudence, te lest nntll succor reaches us-
ve are satisfied that tbers are numerous
persons within our city who hsve bread-
stuffs secreted, and srs deling thsm out
at lha most exorbitant figures. Is those
who had not the foresight or means at their
command to provide for the exigency now
open ua. A rumor haa resched us thst psr
ties In eur city have been, snd sre now, sell
Ins flour st t a pound, molasses at S10 a
gallon and earn at S!0 s buehel. We hsve
not sa yet proed tbe fact upon the Denies
accused, but this siluaiou to the subject
aty Indues some of our cftisens to ascer
tain whether such prices hsve been Daid.
and to whom; and If so. let a brand not
only be placed upon their brow, but let It
be scarred Into their very brain, that hu
manity may acorn and shun them as they
weald the ponale ef Hell llaelf
th
Pcscrllon Cliarfrd by Wife.
That her husband took her to the
homo of Rudolph Betker and then de
serted her. leaving Betkey to support
her and her baby. Is charged by Lthel
Miller in a ault for divorce filed yes
terday againat Jesse Miller. She
charges extreme cruelty. They were
married at Seattle In 1901. Miller is
now In the County Jail on- a charge
of non-support, which was filed last
week by his wife.
Phoaa your wast ada to The Orego-
man. Mam TOiO, A 0S.
Portland Resident Dies at Age ef 70
After Active Life as Soldier,
Farmer aad Officeholder.
Enoch TV. Pike wss born April 3,
1842, on a farm near Flagstaff. Frank
lin County, Me., and was educated in
the schools of Maine, Wisconsin and
Minnesota. In 1863 he was mustered
Into the Army, where he served con
tinuously until June, 1865. He partici-
tia, known as the Klickitat rangers,
which helped to protect the frontier
country. Later he assisted in the or
ganization of the Second Regiment Na
tional Guards of Washington and was
tbe colonel of that for 12 years.
He was commander of Baker Post
No. 20 at Goldendale and was a member
of A. F. and A. M. and of the Knights
of Pythias. He held the office of Coun
ty Assessor and Sheriff of Klickitat
County and Mayor of Goldendale, and
was a member of the City Council for
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W. Pike, Ploaeer of Or
Whose Death Ocrarred
March 1.
pated in the battles of Nashville and
Mobile, and was wounded at Tupelo,
Miss.
At the close of the war he returned
to Minnesota and was united in mar
riage to Clara Palmer. In 1867 he
cams to Oregon via the Panama route
snd settled In Salem. In lSiHahe moved
to Klickitat County. Washington, where
he took a soldier's homestead. He lived
there for 13 years and then moved to
Goldendale.
As the Indians there were trouble
some, he orpnnlJled a company or min-
I several years.
' In 1905 he r
moved to Portland, where
he resided at 1001 Williams avenue un
til his death, which occurred March 19.
He was a member of tbe Methodist
Episcopal Church.
He was a member of George Wright
Post No. 1. Department of Oregon,
Post No. 1. Grand Army of the Repub
lic He Is survived by three children,
William E. Pike. Chester A. Pike and
Mrs. J. C. Tamiesie (Vera Pike).
IRRIGATION OUTLOOK POOR
Prospect of Financing: New Proj
ects Xow Seems Unlikely.
SALEM, Or., March 30. (Special.)
While up to a short time ago the pros
pect for financing irrigation projects
was better than for several years pre
vious, these prospects have darkened
somewhat lately. Assistant State En
gineer Cupper said today, owing to
the action of the capital issues com
mittee in refusing to give Its approval
to certain issues of irrigation securities.
Mr. Cupper said that probably the
issues committee will work along the
line of giving its sanction to issues
covering those irrigation projects
where there is an immediate prospect
of obtaining actual Irrigation and in
creasing the food production at once.
DR. K. G. Al'SPLIND, MGR.
My Practice- la Limited to High-class
Dentistry Only.
If You Would
Have the Respect of
Others, First
Respect Yourself
There never was a sneak or hypocrite who fooled himself,
even though he deceived his fellows. -
By the same token the man who thoroughly respects
himself eventually commands the respect of others.
Self-respect, however, bears no relation to vanity the
self-seeking, shallow-minded child of conceit ; it is cast in a
different mold made of sterner stuff it is honest pride,
high-minded, true to itself and to others.
Reputation is what PEOPLE SAY YOU ARE. Char
acter is WHAT 'YOU REALLY ARE. Reputation is a
fickle jade she follows the crowd, listens to the jingle of
money, bestows her favors upon worthy and unworthy alike.
Dr. Cook, of North Pole fame, was placed upon a pedestal
of fame by reputation, and in the space of a few short weeks
was torn from his lofty place and became the laughing stock
of two continents.
Customers are either satisfied or dissatisfied either
way they spread the news, and reputation follows.
Go among my patients and my friends and they will
tell you my reputation is good ; go among my enemies and
they will tell you there are no words of sufficient strength
in their vocabulary with which to describe my reputation.
I pride myself that noman leaves my office with a feeling
that he has been robbed; that no woman ever left my office
with a blush upon her face ; that no child who placed con
fidence in my claim of painless extraction ever had cause
to feel that I had abused his innocent faith in me.
If you lack self-respect the people will soon desert you
and your cause will be lost and yourself with it.
Any Dentist Can Cut Prices, But It Takes
Experience to Turn Out GOOD WORK!
MY WORK IS GUARANTEED 15 YEARS
MORAL TIDE IS RISING
Hotels, Rooming and Lodging-
llouscs Are Watched by Police.
More than 400 hotels, rooming-
houses and lodging-houses which have
been recommended by Mayor Baker for
license under the new hotel licensing
ordinance will receive their licenses
from the City Council Wednesday.
Forty-nine places which were recom
mended against by the Mayor and
turned down by the City Council will
be officially refused licenses at the
same time. Before they are forced to
change hands, however, they will be
given a chance to make any explana
tion or proposition they wish to the
council. Hearinsrs of these applica-
Open Nights
We Have the
Knowledge, Ability
and Experience
Electro Painless Dentists
IN THE TWO-STORY BUILDING
Corner Sixth and Washington Sts., Portland, Or.
Electro Whalebone Plates. .$15.00
Flesh Colored Plates $10.00
Porcelain Crowns $5.00
Gold Fillings, from $1.00
22-K Gold Crowns $5.00
22-K Gold Bridge.. $3.50 to $5.00
tions will be held by the council begin
ning Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
The police have begun a careful
watch of all places in the city and
wherever immoral conditions are found
the places will be recommended Jfor
revocation of license.
Lieutenant Sandison Is Wed.
Lieutenant Wilbur F. Sandison. &
member of the Signal Corps, stationed
at Vancouver Barracks, and Miss Anne
Henningsen. of Fresno, Cal., surprised
their friends yesterday by plighting
their troth in the First Methodist
Church parsonage. Rev. Dr. Stansfield
officiating. Miss Pauline Deierling, of
Vancouver, Mrs. W. J. Watson, of
Berkeley, and Lieutenant L. C. Camp
bell were attendants. Lieutenants H.
L. Ballard, Dudley H. Mills and S.' Ml
Halstead from the post attended the
function. Later a wedding- breakfast
was served at the Multnomah Hotel.
THOUSANDS HAVE
TROUBLE
KIDNEY
AND DONT KNOW IT
Weak and unhealthy kidneys cause so , torlng the effects, while the original
much sickness and suffering and when disease constantly undermines the sys-
tbrouga neglect or other Cannes kidney I
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t-'Pull. Johnny, Pull!
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You're footsick! Your feet feel tired.
uffed up. chafed, aching, sweaty, and
they need "Tlx.
Tis" makes feet remarkably fresh
and sore-proof. "Tiz" takes the pain
nd burn right out of corns, callouses
and bunions. "Tiz" is the grandest
(oot-gladdener the world haa ever
known.
Get -a 25-cent box of "Tiz" at any
drug store and end foot torture for a
whole year. Never have tired, aching,
sweatty, smelly feet; your shoes will
fit fine and you'll only wish you had
tried "Tiz" eooner. Accept-no substitute.
Adv. .
tronble Is permitted to continue, serious
results may be expected.
Yonr other organs may need attention
bat yonr kidneys should have atten
tion first because their work Is most
Important.
If you feel that your kidneys are the
cause of your slekaess or rua down
condition commence taking Dr. Kil
mer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney,
liver aad bladder medicine, because if It
proves to be the remedysyou need and
your kidneys begin to Improve they
will help all the other organs to health.
Prevalency of Kidney Disease.
Most people do not realize the alarm
ing, increase and remarkable prevalen
cy of kidney disease. While kidney dis
orders are among the most common
diseases that prevail, they are almost
the last recognized by patients, who
usually content themselves with doc-
t FECIAL -NOTE Tou may obtain
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that the mild and immediate effect of
Swamp-Root is soon realised and that it
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Symptoms of Kidney Trouble.
Swamp-Root is not recommended for
everything, but if you puffer from an
noying bladder troubles, frequently
passing water night and day, smart
ing or irritation in passing, brick-dust .
or sediment, headache, backache, lame
back, heart disturbance due to bad kid
ney trouble, uric acid rheumatism, lum
bago, maybe loss of flesh or sallow
complexion, kidney trouble in its worst
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. Swamp Root Is Pleasant to Take.
If you are already convinced that
Swamp-Root is what you need you can
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a sample size bottle of Swamp-Root by
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opportunity to prove the remarkable merit of this medicine. They will also send
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