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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
SATURDAY, MARCH 14. 1925
Capital Joiraal Cross-Word 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
2. A lady's io wo.
. To offer reason for and against
something.
. A weed growing In gralnflelds
(Biblical).
10. Nimble; actlre (Colloq )
11. A prefli signifying literally "Halt."
IS. To iu p port or uphold as by aid or
countenance.
It. A coral Island. '
II. To sing with andden changes from
cheat register to head register.
DEFINITIONS
VERTICAL
1. Manner of walking or running, ap
plied particularly to a horse.
(It begins with "0").
I, lllgh-prlccd; It also means "dar
ling." S. The reproductive body of birds,
especially, In common usage, that
of the domestic hen,
4. To percolate slowly; core.
t. One united to another by a treaty
or league. (It begins with "A")
7. To transmit or send, as money duo.
S. Ordinary; common; such as occurs
In ordinary practice.
11. The thing yon open to enter th
house.
11. A girl's name.
14. The color of the clear sky.
15. That which we hang the Christmas
presents on.
17. Unusual; singular; strange.
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How to Solve the Cross-Word Puzzle
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 neatness, accuracy of solution plus the best 23-word essay
giving reasons 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 bo
placed in each white square. A word runs until it Is stopped by an ad square or by the border of the diagram.
Proceed by choosing a word that agrees with a given definition and fits the space... Each word provides clues
toothers. Certain words will be found in text of ad squares which will assist in solving the puzzle. Journal
employees excluded.