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r i 1 I BALFOUR CANDOR Sil l SPEECH PLEASES AUDIENCE Uj William Altos Whit ICepfrlcat, b Ckitad Km) Washington. Nov. II. Th contents f th Hughe proposal wu an ab solute surprise eve to Arthur Balfour. ,-. w jnr. Duiovir naa . no Inkling of what l Secretary Huchc , 1 had In mind. Dur- tag the Urn btwn Mr. Bal four and Secretary Hat-baa Friday evsnlng preceding tb confer nca, the American did not remotely hint at the character of h I a forthcoming my. ... Thla la Afficla.1 and final ant arhri the American secretary of elate may not be quoted, the denial cornea from a man high In th etata department with handaome. frank features, strong valiant shoulors and a graying auburn beard, who was at one time irrrnor of New Tors and haa elnce occupied positions of honor and truat. and whoa Intimate knowledie hereof h pika la indu- "" Bui it prove among; other thing that Arthur Balfour baa a won derful countenance for poker. OSLT BALroi'R SMILED . Other around the conference table Saturday blinked and wet their lips aa the astounding proposal of the Amerl- can govern merit cam from our secre Ury of state. But. while the secretary waa challenging the world to meat Amer ica program. Arthur Balfour alone of II th foreign visitors. Ml blandly smil ing, complacently shaking hi head In approval from tlm to time and giving the atronc Impreaalon (hat he waa listen ing to something ss famillsr to him aa Mother (loose or the principle of syn thetic psychology. Tuesday Mr. Balfour rose In the con ference u attswer the American chal lengethe word challenge la Balfour. H. to a tall, but not gaunt figure, with Ih!i tin' iP wh" vl'? frame-Iyouth which be led the gray of his hair and the fw deeply graven llnesln his handsome race. He wore black the frock coat fr U,"nl"n"llke cut- H had on a lay down collar that covered the ends of a black bow tie. His watch chain crooned his vest at a low lattltude giv ing the effect of a long body under the high shoulders that stood almost at rlghtangles to the sturdy neck. MAS THICKER' FACE The head of the great Britisher la Utge. set a bit further forward than Is SEHTitV f """-"eked generation. 1 early, here Is a seeker, a curious man. n anxious enquirer, hi almost smooth, ruddy face la bland but virile. A think- ilit c h haa In h,m ar blended todom courteous and a ruthless keen ness which In somt way reminds of th pl "emails myth 'hat the owl, th prairie dog and the rattlesnake all llv In the same hole. They alt smile out of the Balfour eves Mi n.i.i . ' Jvr""naL He usea no clap- J'"P- 'ther of rhetoric or of vocal J. trlcas or manners." l voice carries without effort, and Tuesday 1$ filled the room of the con- :,,,n," ",'ng t0 1200 PP'e without .strain or cjnglng timber from the talk rt liig voice. 3L Bryan. In America, has such a natural ?u Br'? kno nd '" thai w trick of th business, Mr. Balfour la .1 !"'r n"ruto hT th rtht word A tnan the right Intonations. He hesl-i lutes, stammers, halts, backs up half a ' f eertence and ron on in ik. - ! , sentence, hurrying forward to the next sentence without drooptng his vole. " hl" v'rb"1 fumbling and stut- ! -rw" not '" ,he l'nX mbarrass ( rim. The average man. limping through a recalcitrant vocabulary would blush to cr,"P ' the thread of his dis wrm. But not so with Mr. Balfour. " run on an oratorical flat wheel with 1 .'- wnl 5u"t0 H nv'' " happy ?, rhT,.h' " pok,n bout fo- " ord Wat will convey th nice shade of his meaning. M WI'AHOED ('AH DOB ' atiV. Uik" r!W,y w,,hout brawling and. "-'though his speech ' committed his rrr . ? r",h:r o poiicy . tnai turns the corner away from 200 4 Itll , con","'' "aval endeavor, he a, spoae almost extemAoraueousu He - M-med to hav. a few notes on the tsble. and at time he Ulked his . British rejwrlers say be almost never 'f prepares a speech In advance. J pc!! WM momt Impressive. HU artual words did not commit Great I .t0 th Amr10M PropoMl. so i r?PitUly Uon and th ti Z f.w?Ury .of h" vo,0 " S?. ukln England to our proposal. Id Waa tha nlnte. .vT etatesman s guarded candor. Hia word ZlTl V"1 WiK read well and I!?'.. "m,,hlng fine and simple and dignified which gave a guarantee ...I ' " IO lne ntc"y chosen language. The liar even In diplomacy cannot counterfeit the lucid forthrlght rsa of a speech like Bslfours. It wa a great spe-h. as great a the occasion called for. It will not be one r the world s notable orations. Yet Its delivery clearly marked the beginning to tufflce ,POC " WM TCt woun 1925 Exposition to Be Real All-Oregon Fair, Says A. G. Clark .liVJf-Sf?'. 'or'T manager of Asso ciated Industries of Oregon, former pres- " - "runa aq club, former head of the Credit Men's aaaocuiuon ?. .K!rI.r.rtJn,'r' but no Partner , b V 1 " to . "- .-"" vrraon Motor company at Bend. 1a In Portland today. .."?rly . to 'nd Portlanders," he said, "that every time the 1 project tvt""1 e.no-itlon' 'Orron exposition ' people whose votes will be wanted a little later throughout JjJJuJ "Ute-wld character of the -Portlanders. too. are a trifle obllv- wThiVa cK? lh,at ,n C'ntr, r."' chain of mountain lakes suf flolent In aumbar. si a. and beauty to ZZr o" iaar ,o rwM un- Crisis Delays Peace Deal With Hungary t.rti,h,.K,tOW' kNov l N. &-De-sy In the eichange 0f ratifications of the peace treaty between the Cnlild Wat -aBd Huna.ry has been due To hf Hungarian cabinet crisis, the state de partment was advised today by aVh fan CemUrtoner Grant Smith? at Bu.I JJTh delay will not be long. Smiu, - - - Narcotic Vendors Need Not Expect Court 4 Leniency Narcotic vendors Bead not expect leniency xrom meoeraj Jndge R. & Bean. Tha Judge denounced the traffic Tuee dar and said ha knew nt m Mma r being lenient In guch case. Judge Bean's opinion waa expressed when James Duffey pleaded, guilty to selling four ounces of morphine for 200. H was sentenced to six months h tha county JalL Assistant United Skates Attorney Aus tin Flegel charged Duffey with Import ing a quantity of Inferior morphine into thla country from Canada and with re tailing' the drug here solely for profit. "I am not able now. and nm kim been able to see any reason for' men engaging in tne nefarious traffic of selling drugs and preying upon other people." said J a Aw Pmh Goldstein. "I see no reason for extend. Ing leniency In these cases." By Ralph R. Tsraer t'oited Newm duff Oorrmondent (Coprtht. Ml. tTaited Nwi London. Nov. 11 Lord Robert Cecil, one of the outstanding figures in the League of Nations and generally re garded as the leader of the more liberal elements In that association of nations, haa given .whole-hearted approval and indorsement of the American disarma ment proposals in an exclusive interview with the United News. Lord Robert's statement, coming from a diplomat of his standing, may be re garded as the first "semi-official" ex pression of the league's attitude towards the Washington conference and its ac complishments. "I Indorse the Hughes proposals whole heartedly," he declared. "They offer nouimg in eonnict with the league's pro gram for disarmament, and the program will be supported by every one who is anxious for the success of the objective for which the league itself is striving.-" LAND FEATURE FEARED Cecil pointed out that the Hughes for mula does not include the military or land features of national armament, an evil which he described as "one of the gravest in Europe." "It would, be a misfortune to the cause of peace," he said, "if the armament of the" maritime powers were reduced and no limitation were effected of the pres ent strength of European armies. "The program of the League of Na tions, which was drawn up at Geneva, has been held up pending the progress of the Washington conference, but I hope now that the league will go ahead on its work as soon as possible." Questioned regarding the possibilities of an agreement concerning land dis armament being reached at Washington, Cecil declared It would be "very diffi cult to arrive at an understanding re garding land armaments unless all pow ers were represented at the American meeting." "Take.Serbia's case, for example." he continued. "Althougn she is one of the smallest pors In Europe, she is today mantalnlng one of the largest armies on the continent, nosslblv the fourth in ,iu While the Serbian-Albanian situation1 re mains unsettled, it 1b one of the gravest menace to the peace of Europe." .Lord Robert hoped, he said, that the ' Washington oonfernce would discusef methods for the beat "annrnarh" tn ih. Question of land disarmament and con trol of the manufacture of war mate rials, admftttng that a solution of this problem would be extremely difficult for any body of diplomats, whether the League of Nations or the Washington negotiators. He believes that Washing ton may possibly work out a basis for this action to which European nations migm agree. WOtlD LIMIT OCTFCT "I also trust that the Washington conference will take up Che question or tne limitation of output of arms and their control." he said. "The prevention or international traffic In arms, as well as their manufacture, cannot be attained without the cooperation of the United States. The Hughes proposals shows keen appreciation or the realities of the situ ation In resnect to navsl His proposals are not drastic, but mod erate and reasonabla. it la a inmui at tack on the problem on the basis of capital snips. What is needed is th creattoa of peace navies rather than war Bvl. Big ships are useful only In war. But the proposals should also; In clude submarines, because they are also essentially war weapons. "The leading powers must be able to sena snips to different ports through out the world for the purpose of patrol ling and maintaining order. But battle- snips are never used and are not re quired for that purpose." An cxamoiotion will cost you nothing VJl u-nU1 Tdw' teeth' start giving trouble before you go to the dentist go now. while you are not ex periencing any trouble, and nave an examination. Remember -our painless methods are guaranteed and our charges are about nir. Mala ;, LORD ROBERT CECIL IN HEARTY ACCORD WITH CONFERENCE 4 II THEFT EfflTED BY BLUEBEARD' TOSAVE HIS WIFE Versailles, No. 1C Admitting for the first time tha he had "victim ised" one of the 19 women whom he Is accused of murdering, Henri De slr Landni the alleged bluebeard. to day cotif eased to the court he had robbed Mm. Bulsaon. a widaw. af dtnnn t o... denied, however, that he had killed the woman. Mm. Buiason is Landra'a diiar-Ktk 1 Ured victim &nd it cross-examination regarding her disap CtlDCOMlt aT'MM""l"M''aira Comjbrt fuel 1EA1LE KEROSENE THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND,'-OREGON pearance that c admitted the fraud per petrated on th -woman. "I Induced my real wife to pose as Ma Balsson after her disappearance." said th prisoner, in order to cash th bonds I took from her. "But." said Landro, raising his hands dramatically toward heaven, "my -wife la innatant fif amr whiijUIiw "WTKo f ever she did was done only as my tool ana lor wv or me. : - . The prosecttttoit declared Landni made this admission in order to save nig wife, who Is tinder Indictment charged with fraud. It was th disappearance of Mrae. Buiason that finally brought Landru's arrest. 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