Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 14, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 14, 1923
Capital Joiraal Crossword Puzzle Ad-Gram
$150 IN PRIZES-$10 IN AWARDS EACH WEEK-TO BE PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
FIRST PRIZE, $5 SECOND PRIZE, $3 THIRD PRIZE, $2
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HORIZONTAL
1. To bare or cierrlae the visual sense.
4. Peruse.
7. Upon,
t. Negative.
I. Any dry dchlicent irrd vessel (Dot.)
11. Always; rer.
13. To strive for superiority.
14. The persons! pronoun ot the second
person (Poetic).
Twelfth letter of the Creek alphabet
A fermented liquor mad from an
Infuilon of malt, usually with
the addition ot hops.
II. Before.
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DEFINITIONS
11. An implement for propelling a boat.
23. One or any, without emphaala on
the number.
34. The first person lingular present
Indicative of the verb "be."
tl. To make safe.
17. In thla place.
VERTICAL
1. Behold.
1. Alone In Its or their class,
t. Mountain (South Africa).
4. A atralght and slender stick or bar.
5. A prefix signifying "against''
(. To perform, aa an action.
10. A conjunction that marks an
alternative.
11. The organ of sight.
15. View (French).
17. A river In Siberia.
II. An exclamation denoting surprise,
joy or grief.
10. To make a loud contused sound, aa
winds, wavee, etc.
11. Individual.
11. A college yell.
11. I.Ike.
16. Tersonal pronoun.
How to Solve the Cross-Word Puzzle 1
Solutions must reach the Ad-Gram Puzzle Editor, before 9 a. m. on Friday of next week. Winners will
be published each Friday. Awarding of prizes for accuracy of solution plus the best 25-word essay giving rea
sons for patronizing any one of the advertisers on the page.
Words extending horizontally or vertically, or both, begin in the numbered squares. One letter is to be
placed In each white square. A word runs until it is stopped by an ad square or by the border of the diagram.
Troceed by choosing a word that agrees with a given definition and fits the space... Each word provides clues
to others. Certain words will be found in text of ad squares which will assist in solving the puzzle. Journal
employees excluded. '