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MORINi'S
ORINOCO
CUCKOOS
By E. P. POWER
(M) Ul lliart Slory rut. Cs.
A SMALL round labia supporting
a wicker cage Hood In Hi
y,nil(lille of tb stag, snd lnld
(tit rug wer thre bird, about
Ui six of pigeons and of bluish
Milt color, On lh program Uiejr
war mentioned t "Murlnt'i Orinoco
Cuckoos," aud th audience watched
tbm attentively. Mortal's widely id
artlsed bird act had been iwltd
wltli eager anticipation t tti Co
lumbia. i On man In tli great audience was
particularly Interested. Tbla wm Pro
fessor Murray, th fuuious ornitholo
gist, who occupied a front seat In lb
orcbaatra circle. II knew that all au
thorities agreed that tli Orinoco
cuckoo could not b trained, or ven
domesticated, rat Hi announcement
tatad that th thru bird would per
form feats that would be Impossible
for even a trained canary. Th pro
feaeor waa In a alui of evident es
ltement aa b awultad th sppearence
f th bird trainer.
Morlnl aoon mad bli entrance. II
wee amall, dapper man, wearing
aver bla evening drea a looae lover
aa coat and carrying In bla band
mall gilt wand, which be twirled awk
wardly aa ha atepped to the footllgbta
to addreaa th waiting audience.
! UL ipeecb waa brief, but to tb
point 11 explained that be bad suc
ceeded, after month of labortou
work, la aruualng th reasoning fee
IllUe of th litre bird ao that ha
could control their flight by word.
They would fly lu any direction tb
udlenco wished and com back to
Blm at bla call.
i They are known aa tb Orinoco
cuckoo," h added, smiling aa b
moved toward th cage, "but I call
tbem th boomerang bird because
they a) way com back to nie."
Opening th cage, be placed on of
Ui Uire on tb wand and napped to
tb footlights, tli cuckoo remaining
(terfectly quiet Tb audleoc now
aw tbat Ui bird carried upon It
tireaat bright heart ehaped medal
Suspended from thin chain placed
round It neck, Morlul explained
tbat Ui threw performer ware ao
Ilk tbat b bad adopted tbla method
of dlitlugulahliig them (part each
Dedal bearing a different number.
"Now," continued th bird trainer,
1 want someone to aay In what direc
tion b would Uk bird Dumber on
to fly.
; Tbero waa alienee for a moment,
tad then boy la th gallery ahouted;
"Aw, aend him up her to mo an'
pen get blm back If youae kin."
t A laogb ran through th audience.
knd Morlnl, auilllng pleaaantly, genUy
oaed th cuckoo from bl wand and,
pointing at th boy In tb gallery,
called out : "r ly up there."
t The order bid scarcely been gl'en
"When th bird flew alowly but directly
toward th youngster. With- out-
tretched neck and Mpreaalon of
astonishment Ui audience noted lu
Bight Her waa a phenomenon that
Ihey bad never wltneaaed before. Tb
bird wa obeying verbal Inatructlona
In a way that aniaied th moat In
different
I Wben th cuckoo waa within a few
jfeet of Ui boy' outstretched band
Mortal called aharply: "Stop I" In
stsntly th bird paused In It flight
and remained suspended on beating
(wtnga. It waa evident to th aston
ished spectators that It ws entirely
Cider tb control of It owner. After
cuckoo fluttered In thl position
for a few seconds, Morlnl commanded,
Km back," aud th audience ro
ved new evidence of th bird's In
telligence. It turned Instantly and,
Dying awlftly back to the ataga alight-
d on the wand held out to It
Professor Murray thought rapidly
bile th audience applauded, Mortal
had accomplished Ui marvelous. With
apparent ena b bad performed eome-
tfelng that every authority on bird llf
bad pronounced Impossible. Text
books on ornithology were being blown
to the wind by th action of th
llttl man In tb Inverness overcoat
I Th other two bird even excelled
(the performanc of the one tbat bad
flown to th gallery. They started,
wheeled, paused, circled and returned,
ja llorlnl repeated th wishes of tb
Uudlence, who tested th obedience
lot Uie cuckooe In every possible way,
Morlnl himself -never suggested In
fwhat direction they should fly be
bras simply the mouthpiece of hit as
tonished spectators. At 1'rofeaior
Murray's own suggestion on of th
flrds bad com to him and alighted on
Is shoulder, and the miracle appeared
jreaiar man ever,
I The professor left th theater pon
Serin g deeply. Tb performanc waa
marvelous on. lie bad wltneaaed
Momethlng that all bis knowledge and
experience bad led blm to believe was
hmpoastble, and be did not feel com
fortable at finding hi preconceived
Ideas shattered.
On the following evening Professor
Murray, armed with an opera glass,
never kept bla eyes oft the birds and
their trainer, but he did not discover
Ithe allghleat evidence of trickery.
His Incredulous mind had caused him
to particularly watch the wand, but
this slight suggestion of fraud waa
lawept away when Morlnl In the final
stage of the act, entirely discarded
the little gilt rod, lifted the birds
from their cage with bis hand, and
directed their flight with i finger.
In the weeks that followed the Ori
noco cuckoos sdded nightly to their
fame. Other ornithologists betides
Murray came to witness and wonder,
but although the doings of Morlnl were
opposed to ell their teachings they
could not explain th mvstery. Wbll
Insisting tliut th cuckoo could not
be trained to understand human
speech, they were forced In the next
breath to admit that Morlnl bad ac
complished the miraculous.
Professor Murray sought the ac
quaintance of the little man at the
Columbia, but Uie latter bad no Infor
mation to give beyond that which be
nightly Imparted to bis big sudiences.
Every attempt to probe the means by
which he obtained the strange power
over the cuckooe was met with the
one reply that It was only by months
of arduous labor that be bad made
the birds obey bis commands. The
statements of ornithologists the little
man met with smiles, tie was com
bating arguments wltb acta, and Mur
ray recogulaed tbat Morlnl bad the
advantage.
The Orinoco cuckooe were begin
ning their seventh week at the Colum
bia when rrofeeaor Murray, still
brooding over the unsolved mystery,
received word tbat bla friend, Doc
tor Alfred Parraday, the noted ecleo
tlat bad that day arrived unexpect
edly from Paris. With this mes
sage came an Inspiration. He would.
without commenting upon the mys
terious performance, Invite the dis
tinguished Frenchman to wltneaa It
In Ui bope that bis eye or brain
might suggest tb solution of Ui
seeming bewitchment of Uie birds.
Eight o'clock found Uie two at the
Columbia. The curtain rose, and Mo
rlnl bad not reached th footllghu
when Parraday slsrted violently and
gripped Uie arm of bla companion.
Come with me," be whispered ex
citedly, and fairly pulled Murray
toward Uie door. Upon reaching the
foyer be demanded, trembling wltb
agitation, that a policeman b sum
moned. In company with th officer
the two men made their way to th
rear of th ataga, where they awaited
th conclusion of Morlnl' act As U
bird trainer, atlll bowing to tb ap
plauding bouse, Hepped behind Ui
scene, b collided wltb th trio. "Ar
rest tbat man," cried Parraday. "U
was my valet and I have searched Ka
roo to find blm." Aa the officer
stepped forwsrd Uie excited doctor
continued: "I Invented an electric
battery that so controls Uie wavea
of magnetic force ea to move a metal
lic object at will within a radius of
thousand feet Tbla scoundrel stole
the battery and by Its aid controls
Uie flight of these birds. Ula wand
or Anger ring Is attached to Uie bat
tery, which be carrlea concealed under
bla coat and Uie metal disks attached
to the birds establish Uie connection."
And Urns It came to paaa that oa
that eventful evening the Orinoco
cuckoos regained their liberty while
their master lost bis I
Fat Mocked Dealer
in Alligator Hide
A few year ago a young builneas
man from Philadelphia made the trip
op the Magdalena river and taw what
be deemed to be a fortune In alligators.
The river awarma with tbem, which
la one reason why ao traveler tries to
swim or wade ashore when the boat Is
Impeded. Tbs Philadelphia!!, to while
away the time which hie ateamboat
lost on on ahoal after another, got
busy with pad and pencil and calcu
lated hi future profits la alligator
akin at the prevailing market rate.
Ultimately, when be got ashore be
turned alligator farmer and devoted a
year to It
Tb alligators cost him nothing. Al
ligator hunters were cheap and expert
and plentiful. A professions! tanner was
bis main expanse. At tb end of a
year lie bad thousands of hides ready
to ahlp and tb gratitude of all Colom
bia for the number of alligators he
bad removed from Uie state and Uie
people.
But no one, so far in IU history, ever
fonnd wealth In Uie River of Tempera
ment Just when Uie Joyous Phlla
delphlan was ready to ahlp bis bides
to the United Btates, Unci Bam
passed a law denying entrance by Im
port to hldra from certain territories
aupposad to be fever Impregnated, the
Magdalena delta among them. All the
Phlladelphlan ever got out of his en
terprise waa experience and the aame
fever which had afflicted the alligators
never turned Into money,
VmbrMat Long In Uie
A New Jersey man batlevee that be
holda the world'a record for the length
of time anyone baa kept one umbrella.
He has bad bla for 43 yeara, and baa
carried It with htm more than 000,000
miles In 110 different countries. It hs
probably never occurred to him that
the time he baa spent In looking after
It woutd have bought blm at least 16
new ones. Besides, he doesn't hold
the record. We know a man In Bos
ton who has bad the aame umbrella
for 00 years. The ribs are of whale
bone, and It Is so large and heavy that
only a very strong man could ateal It,
and so homely that no on wonld want
to. Youth's Companion.
Boy Given Opportunity
Evry boy In Alabama baa oppor
tunity to equip himself wltb aa educa
tion and to becom self supporting,
for th boy of limited means and la
such financial rlrcumstsnc as to re
quire blm to become a quick producer,
the ststs bos established the Alabama
school of tradea and Industries, a
state-endowed Institution to train
craftaman. Added to craftsmsnsblp
will be such cultural advantages as
map be speedily absorbed.
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Eleanor Boardman
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
This Is the latest picture of hand
eome Eleanor Boardman, the well
known "movie" star, who advltea the
too fat or to lean to go en a milk
diet either one will profit by euch
diet, aaeerU this popular feature play
er, who ha been seen In many pleas
ing pictures.
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"What's in a Name?"
By MILDRED MARSHALL
farts about yoar earn: Mi matory;
wmn; whanc II waa darrrad:
ataance; yew tacky y. Ivcfcy kwel
MONICA
MONICA la not nearly aa popular a
name as It deserves to be. Not
only has It beauty of sound and air
liifkanre, but a strikingly Interesting
history, as well, it cornea to us si
moat direct from the Spanish, but Is
nevertheless regarded as an Kngllsh
name and Is dm ire popular In Kngland
than In Ita native country. Many a
golden-haired, blue-eyed Kngllsh g'ri
bears the name Brat need to dealgnute
a raven-tressed, red-lipped, coquette of
Bps In.
Monica la thought to hnve Ita earll
eat origin with the Greek term "doino,"
meaning "to rale." Dominica la a dl
rert offspring of thla word and there
have been 8alnta Dominica, iHunlngo
and Domlnlco, without number. One
holy man by that name, who la asso
ciated with the Inquisition, bad name
akea In all the Honianlat lands, and
th feminine of thl popular title came
to be officially Iomenlca; for ahort
Menlra.
The mother of Ralnt Augustine waa
the first to be called Monica. Borne
etyninloglnte even Relieve that her
name ahould be classified a one com
big directly from the Latin verb
"moneo," meaning "to advise," but the
consensus of opinion la that Monica
waa evolved In the manner aforemon
Uoned. Monica la also a favorite In
Prance and the peasantry call It Mon
Ique, Moncha Is the Irish form.
The emerald la Monica's tallsmaiilc
gem. It la believed to bestow upon
her the gift of foretelling or sensing
future events. 8be will have espe
cially keen perception when she wears
the Jewel and will be guarded against
deceit Wedneaday la her lucky day
and 1 her lucky number.
( r WkMln eradicate.)
O
kr MeClurs Nawapaper BradlMte.)
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Modern Wanderlust -
There la little cause for alarm over
the Increasing number of erhoolhoy
hoboea, aald the principal of a subur
ban high school recently. Present
day ease of transportation has made
It possible for the modern hoy to wan
der further In Uie same length of time.
The boy of twenty yeara ago waa con
tent to go camping In the bark lot be
cause It was Impossible for lilm to
travel further. Hut boys nowaday
bsv shared in th matur contempt
for distance and frequently travel
hundred miles, begging rldea on the
highways. Just to go fishing or ramp
Ing out for a few days. Detroit News.
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PRIZI CATTLI PAY
DEARLY FOR GLORY
Chicago, 111. Kings of the barnyard
Friday paid th price of glory when
they, went under the hammer at the
International Livestock Exposition.
Many of the blue-ribbon holder will
b converted Into Chrlstmaa beef.
Man Jongg, champion steer of th
show and owned by th Iowa But
college, brought $3 a pound, a total
of 14680, the highest price ever paid
for a grand champion. The Aberdeen
Angus was purchased for tb Blltmor
hotel, New York.
More than a doxen leading Amer
ican botela participated In the bid
ding. The best previous price paid for
a champion stoer waa 12.62. The ani
mal will be ahlpped to New York and'
exhibited before being slaughtered.
Another record-breaking price was
paid for the prise carload of cattle,
also Aberdeen-Angus, wben 15 bead
sold for 43 cents a pound, bringing
16772 60. The cattle were bought by
the New Palmer Houae, Chicago.
King of the Fairies, prize-winning
shorthorn bull owned by tbe Prince of
Walea, waa sold for $1050 to Prank C.
Baker of Kansaa City, Mo.
AUTO MISHAPS CLIMB
TO 22,312 FOR 12S
There were 22,312 traffic accldenU
in Portland during tbe fiscal year end
ing November 20, and a toUl of 3E
deaths from automobile accidents, ac
cording to figures complied by the
record bureau at central police sta
tion. Of Uie 3S deatba It were due
to drunken drlvera.
The total of 22,312 accldenU for
1926 U an Increase of 2462 over 1924,
when 11,3(0 accldenU were reported.
While the number of accdienu increas
ed perceptibly, tbe number of deaths
from these accldenU bas remained
practically stationary for the laat four
years. There were 26 deaths In 1922,
34 in 1J23 and S3 In 1924.
Millions Lest In Blaze.
Council Bluffs. la. Property dam
age of nearly 1,000,000 was caused
and two persons seriously Injured by
a fire which swept one block of Coun
cil Bluffs' business district early Thurs
day.
The fire aUrted from aa explosion
of a defective boiler la the basement
of the ContinenUI Furniture company.
and before It could be put nnder con
trol had destroyed nine buslneaa build
tnga, a hotel, and left SO bnalneaa and
professional men without offices and
equipment
Qreeee Ordered to Pay.
Geneva. The league of nations com
mission, which Inquired Into tbe re
cent Greco-Bulgarlan frontier Incident
flnda that Greece ahonld pay Bulgaria
20.000.000 Jeva (about 1144.000) dam
agea. Tbe commleaion decided to
recommend that Cisece ahould pay
Bulgaria an additional 10,000,000 leva
(about 173,000) for the loaa of Uvea,
for tbe wounded, for tbe loas of work
ing days and for the coat of military
measures by Bulgaria.
Melons Yet Ripening.
Cottage Grove. Or. Mr. and Mrs. C.
T. Peek of this place report having
picked a ripe watermelon from their
garden for Thankaglving dinner and
having othera ripening for Cbrlatmaa,
They are of the Ice cream variety.
Raspberry bushes la protected posi
tions are reported bearing a second
crop and are heavily laden with green
berries.
Greatest Used Truck Sale
In History.
We are selling every one of our
stock of used trucks at unheard of
prloea. Now la the time to buy If you
need or are going to need equipment
of any kind. All makee, atsea and
pricea. Terms to suit Macks, Fords,
Whites, Packards, Pierce Arrows,
CMC's, Federals, Republics, More-
lands, Kleiners, etc. to t tona for
any kind of work.
Phone, wire or write. Phone, EAat
1428. MACK TRUCK COMPANY, 286
Oregon St., Portland, Ore. Adv.
Mayor Brown Appeals.
Seattle, Wash. Mayor EL J. Brown
late Saturday tiled a petition In supe
rior court demanding that attacks on
his administration bs deleted from the
grand report The Rev. Ambrose Bail
ey baa 2600 petitions for Brown'a re
call In circulation. Topic of hie ser
mon In the First Baptist church Sun
day night was "Can advertising den
tistry cure political halltoaia in Se
attle V Brown owna a dental office.
Nothing Gets to Wast.
Dried rabbit skins are used for tbe
manufacture of felt hats. No part of
the skla Is wasted the fur goes to
bat factorlea, while the skins, reduc
ed to shreds by the fur-clipping pro
cess, are made into glue, and the
overhalr and waste underfur are dis
posed of to manufacturers of ferti
liser. n-e Sui dsj destioyed three of the
largest business blocks In Portsmouth,
Ohio. Tbe loss was estimated at more
than half a million dollars.
PORTI AN!"!
1 VI A LaIALVLJ
Portland, Oregon.
Fleet Gae Tip.
The flrat gaa pipes were gun bar
rels, soldered together, Tbe lighted
gas flared from th end and one day
the gas tip developed by accident.
Murdock wanted to stop the flow of
gas and used his wife's thimble. The
top of tbe thimble was full of boles
through which the gaa escaped. It
gave a much whiter, brighter light
this way and the old open flame burn
er thua came into being.
Tree Surgeons Advance.
Tree surgery Is making marked ad
vances. Many of the professionals In
the business are discarding tbe con
crete and cement filler and use a ma
terial made from baked cork, put un
der high pressure. Thla new tilling
la both permanent and flexible. Be
ing lighter than the wood It replaces,
It la conducive to quick healing
through the growth pressure.
Parsley Ball.
Molaten a sponge with water, then
sprinkle parsley aeeda over it and, by
mean of a loop, bang It up In a con
venient place. After a few daya tbe
seeds sprout and then the green leavea
begin to ahow. Tbe curley leavea make
quiU attractive decorations, and there
Is always some parsley bandy for
cooking purposes.
Angors Costa.
Aa a rule Angora goaU are small.
weighing from 80 to 100 pounds. Some
times In tbe United Sutes they weigh
aa much as 140 pounds, with aa oc
casional one even heavier than tbla.
Both tnalea and females asualiy have
borne and bearda. The fleece weigha
from 2 to 12 pounds.
Reward for Heroes.
The Carnegie hero fund waa created
by Andrew Carnegie in April, 1904. It
provide rewards which consist of
medals snd money grants to persons
Injuring themselves or to relatives of
those losing their Uvea in aa effort to
aave their fellow men.
Philadelphia Lad.
Philadelphia was the first of mod
era munlcipalltlea whoae plan was
prepared for a particular alxe and the
recungular plan there adopted baa
guided city planning in America ever
since.
Dwarf Begete Mastodon.
The giant maatodon which lived In
the prehistoric forests of eastern
North America la thought to be the
descendant of a dwarf animal which
lived on the bank a of the Nile.
Science Service.
Spared Croat Grief.
Notwithstanding Uie life of a pa
per dollar la only seven or eight
months we bare never had one die
on our hands. Toledo Blade.
School at 4 A. M.
In Slam there are boys' achoola
which meet every day In the year,
and in which claasea begin at 4 a, m.
and continue until 10 p. m, with three
brief Intervals tor refreshments.
The Aurora Borealia.
Until electricity waa discovered, the
cause of the aurora borealia waa un
known. It la generally supposed to be
caused by the recomposlttoo of posi
tive and negative electricity. It exlata
only in the region of the polos.
Stick to It
Persistence wins. "Diamonds are
only chunks of coal that stuck to their
jobs,' says Forbes. Boston Tran
script
Quarrelsome.
Marrylebone Wife My husband baa
no need to quarrel with neighbors. He
can get plenty of quarreling at home.
London Answers.
Not Popular In Practice.
Humility la a virtue all preach, none
practice: and yet everybody la con
tent to bear. John Selden.
Thoroughly Done.
' "Mamma," aald a little boy who had
been sent to dry a towel before the
tire, "Is It done when It's brown V
Arts and Crafts.
Vou Want i
Good Position
Vary w11 Take the AeeamnUney
an'
Bualnaaa Maaagamant, nival
si, Cairn later, CompteaMtar,
Me, paaaiaiwhia, iaT Oeasaaar
us' Ceuraa at
Behnke-Wker
Th
faramoet Bualnaa cnK a the
iwaat whicti naa waa mere Aoeur
da sad oald MMai thaa .aay h
1 ii America. Band tar eur Boec
Caulo. Faurth
Forttwd. Of. lea
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No. 60, 192S
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USO IS AVSNUS - SSATTUf
. World'a Lightest Wood.
Balsa Is the lightest known wood. It
Is found In commercial quantities la
Cuba, parts of Porto Rico, Jamaica,
Trinidad and along th east coast of
Central America, where It Is confined
very largely to the mangrove swamps
snd to other inaccessible swampy
places. Exploiters often experience
tbe greatest difficulty In getting the
logs out of these swamps.
Haa Done Good 8ervlee.
Practically all tbe world's Teasels
are babies compared with the IUUaa
ship Anita, which was broken ap dar
ing the present century at Genoa. She
was built in the days of Queen Elisa
beth, and for well over three centuries
had sailed the world'a seas. She was
not only the oldest but the slowest
ship In existence. No wonder, for her
hull was of oak 12 Inches thick. -
Mark the Line.
New lead pipe la expensive, and also
expensive to lay, hence this little stunt
may help yon aave some money. Where
lead plpea are covered by a rough
floor there la always the danger that
the ateamfltter may cut through the
floor and through the pipe, but if the
line of pipe la marked on the floor
there will be tittle danger.
Ancient Needlework.
The earliest example of needlework
known to exist comes from the tomb
of a Pharaoh 1,500 yeara before the
Christian era, and there are specimens
of Creek work dating from twelve cen
turies later.
Prophetio Bridget.
A medical authority recommends the
eating of aeml-raw potatoes. Our cook
has Insisted on this tor yeara. Tbe
Passing Show.
Moorish Superstitions.
One of the first things a traveler no
tices In a Moorish town are the
hands," painted or drawn, on th
walls of many dwellings. These are
to avert the "evil spirit"; five, the
number of fingers, Is considered a sa
cred number.
Kittlwsks Files Atlsntlo.
A kittlwake bird recently shot la
Newfoundland bas flown across the
Atlantic ocean, a numbered band on
his leg revealed. Science Service.
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