SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
ISSUE REACHED
London, Dec, 4. (A. P.) An
agreement reached by Great Brit
Jan, the Irish Free State and Ulster
on the troublesome boundary ques
tlon provides that the old line be
tween Ulster and .the Freo tate
hall remain intact.
The Free State will receive no nil
ditlona territory, tl will be ab
solved from paying a portion of
Great Britain's war debts but will
assume the costs of compensation
for damage to property In Ireland
during the recent disturbances and
Increase the compensation ten per
cent.
The' northern government ob
tains the transfer to the Ulster
pariament of the powers hereto
fore Invested in the council of Ire
land. The agreement is subject to rat
ification by the British parliament
and the Dail Eireann. Just what
reception It will receive in the Free
State and in Ulster remains to be
seen. Advices from Dublin say
that the Free State ministers must
satisfy the Dail that they have
made In the best possible bargain
The Ddi has been adjourned until
next Tuesdny so that the question
can not come beforo it until then.
DRYS APPEAL
Washington, Dec. 5. (A. P.)
An auenl to Pope Pius XI for moral
support ot "civil authority" in the
United States wan made public to
day by tlie United Committee for
KnTiirfninnnl made
up ot a number of Catholic and
Protestant relorm orgaiiiuuuua.
t- iniiap m tln Vntiran the
chairman of the committee, . Clin
ton N. Howard, referred both to
prohibition and to the Kll kiux
Klan. He said the appeal nad
been "authorized and approved"
by the committee, which yesterday
ti,n whitn Hnuaii a com
munication directly appealing to
President coonugo tor ueimi iim-hibit-ion
enforcement.
The letter addressed to Pope
Pius (located there hod been many
evidences of the ponliff'a appre
ciation of American idealism. Mr.
ii i .nntinofi thnt "as a
nuwuiu .unm...
friend of Catholics" he desired to
call attention to me aumue m
ti.niinD" Innnnl nrohlbl-
n Tlilu sitiude. he said, has
created a great deal of opposition
i. rn untin iini-rh And did
much to call into existence the
Ku Klux Klan."
ORDINANCE REVISION
- AT WOODBURN NEEDED
Woodburn, Or., Dec. 5. Three
representatives of tne siaie
and dairy comniiswuuet
. M.A!.jni, n thnrniiCTll in-
meni me ju,v,i,(, -
vestigation of conditions in Wood-
burn witn tne resiui. ui -modeling
of at lent one city onli
tD nnl tinn.lefl.
UUI"-C la " 1 ,
i i.n-ltln nronrletor of a
pool hall which also serves sand
wiches and soft drinks, was notl
..... u ,., aropl n nnrtition
lieu in"i hm'i. -between
his soft drink department
and the card and pool tables. Un
der an existing city ordinance he
. i 1 n Imnn t h ft Kn.1Cl 1)6"
18 reiiuii.u iu ..v,.
tween the front and rear portion
of his establishment open.
Co-opcrntlon upon the part of
the city council has been indicat
ed and Blaine McCord. city attor
ney, is looliin? over the ordinance
to see if there Is any specific re
quirement ns to the nature of the
partition and to draw up a new
ordinance It necessary to permit
the erection or a glass puriiuuu
Roll Santlv Crcamerv.
Sandy, Or., Dec. 6. Robbers
Thursday night took 2000 pounds
of butter, valued at more than
(1000 from the local creamery, ac
cording to Sheriff E.'T. Mass. A
lock was broken on the rear door,
a truck backed to the door and the
butter loaded aboard.
My Line o Talk
Everett Eurle Stannrd
(By Everett Earle Stanard)
Tit IK D I'll I KNDS AND Til U 13
Companionship of books have I
When other friends have fled.,
iWid when the world has passed mc.
by, -
I have no cause to sit and sigh,
But b Imply go, lnstend,
Unto the friends who long to tell
The things I want to hear so well
I want to hear of dancing rills,
And bubbling mountain springs,
Of dellB remote from human Ills,
And where the world with pleas
ure thrills,
And care takes swallow wings,
Of winding trails and peaks thatH
lure
Up to the heights where airs are
pure.
I want to hear of meadows wide.
That winds of spring go over,
There I would wander and abide.
Out where streamslets croon and
glide.
And bees talk in the clover.
Of such things would I hear, al
though
Out side my door the storm winds
blow.
I want to leave the world behind,
And waiting for me yonder, '
The Alcove walls and doors behind,
My sympathetic friends I find,
And at their word I wander
To fields where knights break
many a lance
In- glorious days of old romance.
And where the fairies troop. I go
Up dale and through the dingle.
The ecirie sliver moon hangs low.
I trip the light fantastic toe.
And with the pixies mingle
While gilded copses, far and near,
Bear elfin music to the ear.
Therefore, I solace find In this.
That thought the friends of earth
Are fickle as a traitor's kiss.
I still tuny spend an hour of bliss
With friends ot "truest worth.
Companionship of books have I,
When the cold world has passed
me by.
A novel program of music, songs
stories, comedy and mirth by mas
ters of the vaudeville world will
be put over In an able manner at
your favorite amusement resort.
the Bligh theatre today.
The Clark Bros., triple horizontal
bar experts, have been known for
years as best in their class. They
combine the element of thrill with
new and novel tricks. New tricks
are few and far between, but the
Clark Bros., are an exception to
the rule. Emerald Four are real
singers of real harmony songs.
Everyone likes good singing and
for that reason, we have no hes
itancy in saying the Emerald Four
will be a rare treat. Their yodel
ing numbers are one of the out.
standing features on the show.
Geo. & Nettie Fob to in "Hockshop
the Detective," a comedy singing,
talking, and eccentric dancing, act,
built for and showing the humor
ous side of an up-to-date detective
life and peculiar habits, a burles
que presentation. Wellbaum &
Marco, a comedy musical duo pre
sent an act that will more" than
please on Its merits. Their singing
and comedy is of the unctlous sort
and never falls to win applause.
They are in a class by themselves.
Ross Wright, xylophonist supreme,
n syncopated melodies. Lovers of
the best music are loud In their
praise of this skilled musical act.
Pruml Man
Whenever proud man makes
discovery or develops an idea. It is
usually the signal for the human
race to congratulate Itself upon
it Its superior brain power and in
telligence. This magnifying of hu
mnnlty is in the nature of a direct
slur at the lower orders of the
animal kingdom, and If it be con
ceded that birds and beasts ever
act in a manner highly intelligent,
the thing is qualified and be-llt-tled
by the assertion that the act
in question Is merely the result of
'instinct.
Heron's Reasoning
There is the case of the South
American heron which knows how
to make itself look exactly like the
rushes of its native habitat that
a man can actually walk over the
bird before seeing what's what
and why. Instinct? Well, maybe,
but what Is instinct?
The facts as given in the perl
odical, Forward, are as follows:
An Orthinhologist following one
these herots which was stealing
away through the reeds came sud
denly to a place where the bird
disappeared as .If by magic. Study.
ing the situation carefully the seek
or saw that this bird was perched
on a short reed not a foot away,
and that it was 'frozen there In
the perfect likeness o the rushes
which grew in that place.
"The body was orect and the
point of the tall touched the reed
grasped his feet. The long taper
ing neck was held stiff, straight
and vertical, and the head and
beak, Instead of being carried ob
llquely, was also pointing up. From
his feet to the tip of his beck there
was not a perceptible curve or In
equality, but the whole was the
exact counterpart of a straight,
tapering rush.
Usiiif,- Ills Head
"How happened it that while
walking around the bird through
the rushes the man had not seen
the bird's striped back and broad,
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dark-colored Bides? He stepped
around to get a side view, but all
could Bee was the rushlike side of
the heron. The bird's motions on
the perch, as he turned Blowly or
quickly around, still keeping the
bladelike edge of the body toward
th'e man, corresponded so exactly
with the man's own motions that
he almost doubted If he had moved
at all."
All the King's Men
Real old stuff: That historic
time when friend Humpty-dumpty
fell off of the wall, and the record
er of the Incident wanted the world
to know that Dumpty was. actually
ruined by the fall, the historian
asserted that the fallen one could
not possibly be put back together
again, even by the combined and
best efforts of all the king's men.
Of these snme 'men' we read:
It was in the eleventh century
that the Norman conqueror, Wll.
liam having fixed himself upon the
English throne, In order to secure
the military tax In Its entirety,
caused the lands held by the feu
dal lords to be surveyed, and a de
scription of them recorded In the
Doomsday Book.
Hitherto lands were held under
grants from barons but the Con
queror claimed that as a repre
sentative of the people, he and he
alone could give, a legal title to
land, thus indirectly recognizing
its ownershp by the people. Under
William, all land-owners, great and
small, were known as "the King's
men," a policy which made the
feudal lords his supporters. In re
turn for their support ho gave
them offices. An office presuppos
ed property and property Insured
office, Tfttse were the powful
"King's men" who, for all their
powers, could not reconstruct the
broken egg of the nursery-rhyme
chant,
KIPLING'S CONDITION
SHOWSIMPRDVEMENT
Burwash, Eng., Dec. 4. (A.P.)
Rudyard Kipling's slight im
provement In his fight against pneu
monia was maintained this morn
ing. He passed a fair night. His
condition, however, continues ser
ious.
Dr. Curtles was at his bedside all
night and Lord Dawson, physician
to the king was in attendance this
born Ing.
Kipling's Illness la putting Bur-
wash on themap In a manner now
that' will doubtless to objection
able 'to the writer, 'as he settled
here' because this unfashionable
section of Sussex Is little frequent
ed by tourists. He was compelled
to desert Rotting Dean because
visitors overran the place and an
noyed him so that he could not
work.
roles of "Llghtnln' " are played
by two past masters In the art of
villany, Richard Travers and Bran
don Hurst. Otis Harlln In the role
of Zeb, lazy companion of "Llght
nln' Bill" fills the feature roles
of the screen oast.
Next Tuesday and Thursday
"Thundering Mountain" will fea
ture at the Hellig. Wednesday
the Moroni Olson players present
"The Ship." Next Saturday Lon
Chaney comes In one ot his beet
playa "The Tower of Lies."
AMERICA AND RUSSIA
INVITED FOR CONFERENCE
Geneva, Dec. 6. (A. P.) The
disarmament council of the league
of nations today voted to Invito
the United States and soviet Rus-
slla to become members of tho spe
cial commission which le to be cre
ated to prepare for an internation
al conference for the reduction of
armaments.
E
"Llghtnln"', the late Frank
Bacon's supreme contribution to
the American stage, which comes
to the Hellig theater today for
three days, thrilled because of
Its homely story and remarkable
characterizations.
It Is a play shorn of spectacu
lar stage effects and minus the
startling brilliance of present day
stage craft. It rests alone on the
merit of the Btory.
Jay Hunt, most perfect physical
likeness of Bacon to be found
anywhere in the United States.
portrays the role of the lovable
"Lightnin Bill Jones." Madge
Bellamy in the role of "Millie'
adopted daughter of "Old B1U'
and "Ma" Jones.
"Ma." Jones, a moat Important
member of tho cast, Is played by
Ed y the Chapman. Tho sinister
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