THE EUGENE GUARD
Monday Evening, February o
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Hcrcwith is answer to Puszle No,
Home Hints
I V YOU have 1111 pooeher in which
to pnach eggs you will find Hint a
greened cup, set in a pen of hot
water makes an nccrptahle substitute.
Sticky Cork
litlle glycerine over the sur-
fuoo of Hie cork yuu use in the glue
bottle 11 nil it will never stick.
Cynthia Grey Says:
rrHIS Is the difference between n
' man and a woman. A ninn wants
things for himself, and the woman
wants them fur him, too.
It's a lot easier to face your trou
bles in a becoming hat.
.
The feeling of contentment grund
inutuer had when she counted the
jura m her fruit-cullur and the dried
i.cibs in the attic is the sumo feel
il,' xriiudiluughtcr has after 11 inur
1.,. .ni', 11 "incial" uud u muuicure.
.m wife in ever Jcitlous of other
...eu as sue is ut her iiuhuiuki b
... A, Ins gulf club uud the men he
.n puscr with.
Question! Answers
i,i-ul' Miss Urey: A married ninn
uuuiu 1 have kuowu for two years
b..ve. me u very expensive bracelet
lur Lnristinaii. How can 1 give it
back u 11.111 without hurling bis feel
lugs r Tender-Hearted. .
Don't consider Ins feelings.
Consider what the feelings of his
wile would be if she knew that
he had bought another woiuuu a
valuable g.tt. Send the brace
let back' without a word ut ex
planation, and buve nothing to
. do with tho luiiu in future. . ;
. 1
Dear Miss Urey: 1 oin 11 nmrrli'd
woman nf 'JO. .My husband truvels
11 ml 1 live in n theatrical boarding
house. There is 11 man hero who la
u photographer for some bf the big
motion picture compnuies. lie su,s
that if 1 will gu to the coast with
him he cnu get me a big part ;u
one of the movies. Does this sound
plausible lo yonV Mrs. J.
Mo. Photographers do not hire
actresses for tho pictures they
photograph. Duly the director
does that. The man ill your
ioardlng house evidently is a
bad sort. Hove uulh. ug muro to
say to Ii i 111.
Miss (irey: Is cundy bad for chil
dren? Young luuther.
If candy is given to children,
It ought to be iiinde their, dessert
,at the noon lneul not of truer '
than twice a week. One In mi)
piece is enough at a time.
. Olive Oil Polish
Here's a way to- take out mnrks
cnuscd by setting hot dishes on your
table. .Make a thin paste of olive
oil and suit, spread it over the murk,
and leave It for un hour. When
you rub it off, the mark will come
off.
To Thicken Soup
You enn thicken soups and gravies
very nicely with toplco.
In Celery
I'enntit butter makes a very good
stuffing for celery, particularly If
you work it up with a little sulad
dressing.
Use Beater
Wlieu ft ciiNlnrd curdles during the
ni.t.. u t.. ...... a...i H.iti.
a dovcr egg heater until It is smooth.
Two Egyptians Are
Taken by British
LONDON, Feb. 2. A Ituctcr'a ilis
pafVh from Cairo saya the greatest
importmico is nttnehed to tho arrest
of two mon Saturday in connection
with assassination of the sirdar, Hir
Leo Stuck, 1 - -
The men wore trying to escape into
Tripoli ami carried automatic pistols
with tin iihIii in liulletK,
SUN YAT-SEN BETTER
rRKlNtl, Kelt. U. OP) l)r. Hint
Yat-Heti. leader of the government of
South China, who has boon critically
ill here since lie wuh operated upon
for cancer, wuh n trifle stronger today
although his condition wns uucliaugcd
otherwise.
I Today's Styles j
Radio
Programs
A few Eugene funs nre managing to
pick up the buttery company pro
gram from C'levelund, Ohio, and
when they do they hear a good pro
gram, generally. Tonight WTAM,
which sends on .'KM meters, is put
ting on the Columbia college glee
club, Itoyal t.'uuudiiin orchestra und
.Mine, Helena Ougliiihso, a giuud opera
slur. ' ,.
Opera Company is
Billed For Eugene
In Three-Day Kun
The Brandon Opera company, with
a company of fitly, is coming lo Ku
gene for a season of four perform
ances at the llcilig, February 11), !0,
21, It wag anuoumcil by .Miiimxcr V.
It. Melloiiuld today. This company linn
been playing for several seasons with
marked success, and so populnr did
they prove with portlmid lovers of
opera recently that they were called
bsi-k for another week in that city.
r roin its varied repertoire the com
pany has selected for Kugrne the pop
u.ar "Itobin Hood," "The fhoclnie
bold.er," ami "Madame Butterfly,"
Willi a matinee performance to be
chosen later.
The Brandon company Is composed
of nearly fill musiciaus, every one an
artist. Theo I'ennington, ono of tlie
foremost soirnnos iu the l ulled
Stales, takes the lead in the produc
tions, with Melos Jewker, basso, tak
ing the chief male roles. Mr. Jewker's
characterisation of Will Scarlet In
"Itobin Hood" is declared lo be one
of the best ever presented while Miss
1'ennington's versatility and charm
pleas In all her roles.
Cast of Broadcasting
Women entertainers of WIIAA, the
I'nlverslty nf lowa'a station at Iowa
City, don't kaow what to do with the
Inrgs number of proposals they have
been receiving from all aides of I lie
continent. It's worse when the fact
la known that each is already married
Old Man loggers, who ran give yuu
more unclean information than any
person living, says it would take Hlu.
IIUO ycurs for one lone radio fan to
iiwt.i 1.. nil ilin iiixx turned loose in
11 year by Hie Ilruiidcnstora of the
V. . Mr. I'lggers neglects 10 give u
tl..i ..itlliinr iimvcr of the KNX movie
stars' iidveitls.ng or tho thrust of the
harniouica pluycr ut kun, or 111c
wnttngo of the Canadian iinnouucer,
ivlm w is saving ' tine Moment
I'lcase," during his progruuis.
Tonight's Proorama
KUW, l'ortluud, 4S5.1 meters
1 l 1 'lil 1.1 i-,.iir iiroizraio: Olier-
etta, "Toy Hebellion." by pupils I.au-
. v..ii
relliursl scllooi; aiory o.v Aim in.-,,.
7:15 1'. M. Police, weather and mar
ket reports und news bulletins. 8 1'.
M. Oregoniun Concert orchestra. 10
1'. M. Multnomah Hotel Strollers.
Intermission numbers by Shefler s
Novelty String tinnrtrt,
KI''OA, l'liinuan, Wash., 3o0 me
ters 7 ::I0-II 1'. M.. Kuppn Alphu
Theia sorority program,
K1'"I, l.os Angeles, Cel. -till) me
ters tV.HMI', 1'. .M., musical program.
81), Hadlo-lions iliince orchestra; li
lt), musical program; 10-11, liny
West and his orchestra.
1-w..i,l.. V'wli .l..i meters
t):I.V8:lf"i 1'. M-. musical program;
SMII-lll, 810010 iiii.
KKIJX, Seattle, Wash.. ":IS meters
S-ll 1. M., Karl tirsy ami his orches
tra; U-10. ii,ll,:,'rt lu ,1 )',lrl
llrav and his orchestra.
KtIO, Ouklund, fill., ill-' meters
S I. M diversified progrom; 10-1 A.
r 11 . I l..lut.Mi.l' .linii-i, nri'lieslrn.
KIM. l.o Angeles, Oil.. !MCi meters
S-0 1'. M.. niinical program.
KNX, Hollywood. Cal., 77 meters
- il:.IO-7::.0 1". M., musical pnigrnm,
John A. Kvans corporation; S-10, mu
sical program; 10-11, Alio l.ymnu's
Coronnut drove orchestra.
Kl'O, Sun V 'rnnrisoo, Cal., 1-11 me
ir rtrflll llr.'IO 1'. Mm children's
hour; 7-7.:iO, lltidy Seiger's dance or
chestra; S O. talk on rhythm by Then
.1 1 ,i-0iiuittl 11-10. old bill
lad night; 10 11, K. Max llradford's
versatile bund.
An interesting tie arrangement Is
featured on this open-striped ratine
dress intended for sport wear. The
wide blue satin scarf worn about the
neck passes tlinoigh wide eyelets, and
the ends bang free. This drat is most j
1 if ,ir 11 in m ttj siinpir
idea to transplant the scarf Idea to'
souie costume you uow onyiv 1
Many Bills Pass
State Legislature
SAI.l'.M, Ore., l'eb. '.'. (Special)
Following is a I1-1 of bills which have
passed the Icginlalure lo (hile and
been signed by the governor:
1111 II, by Swan-l'roh. hung stock
from ruuniiig at large In parts of I.inn
county.
tut by joint committee on wsys
snd means - To provide for expenses
of tho ;i"d regular session ot tlie
legislative assembly,
llll lis, by Multnomah county delegation-Heist
ing to lux levy in
school districts of over lOt'.OiSI I11-hsliiisnis.
llll ,V.'. by llaslelt-I'ertsining to
slock running at large in Hood Hiver
countv, which is not within .Mount
Hood forest reserve.
Sll ii'-', by Strayer To provide for
the extermination nod eradication of
glolllid squirrels, eic.
Sll 110. by Strsyer and I'nvis-Defining
the boundary ot tlrant county.
The tollowmg have posited both
houses 'snd are before the governor
for action:
SH .i, by committee on education
Delating to the hiring and making
of contracts with teachers.
lib oil, by risher l'ertuiuing to
livestock running at large in Douglas
county.
HH Jill, by Collier-rlleliiling to sale
of land uciiuired by counties for axes.
Illi ,4(1, by Hailey Autlior.zing
change in bonus lawn so as to au
thorize transfer of mortgage.
Sll Sll, by Bank, ot ul lielatinif 'tii
board of commissioners for the port
of l'ortluud.
llll l.'i, by Winslow ltelating to
Tillamook herd inspector.
Ill I", by Collier Helming to s:ile
of lund acijiiircd by count cs for
taxes.
In.', oil,' by Fisher rerunning to
livestock running ut large iu- Doug
last county.
HH 4.x, by Iiuch.mnn ltelating to
time limit for tlie refuud of tux 011
motor vehicle fuels.
lilt B.S. by Onkes l'rovid'ng for
creation of th'rd stock district.
. HB 81. by Wnthingion delegation
-Providing for uppoiutment of herd
inspector in Washington county.
III! 0(1. by Ilercher l'roh biting
rains other than purebred animals
rtlun'ng nt large iu certain parts of
Douglas county.
III! Ill, by Tucker Itehlt'ipg lo
lilirry nod livestock inspectors in I.inn
county.
lilt 01. by committee on education
Anthoriz'ng purrhnso of eWtnin
fcex't hooks for public schools. :
JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hnl Cochran DiawlnKs by L. W. Redner
TIMIIKHI.AMi t lIAlTKlt 4
2-a small 13-a college InQWOI!) M-M. JL JJL IJTiXlAs WVJT" J'g
mound (In degreo vi5AU.EvwOW L 1 ( HRe'?.A Soot) one, ) J HM!
golf.) . "7 I TfMi, f : " j S ' WirvilWr'SA VfN!!5,!,
4 title (if re- lo a low strong : jJfiVl Lj ' ' " tp LZ iwa ) fZjj
'n-deninlR - L. J 1 ' ' .Ot ' l ' C T
f.gX'!,mo 10-a mixture of . TfT ! V J&fP ' f X 7V ..' ""J
T"S ) . ' v
, ; . Hon. Hints , XL7 J . i -LJ
ffVoTil v uvo n" poacher in wliirh My love has a voice like a lark 0 v ' ft ! f AL15A6e! I ( HAVAf ! HAW.' HAW1
' fi la ss 7 l to poach eggs you will find that a That warhles its lay in the (1). ( ISyv &ar W J - ' jr- i i .
frlriHTl : grt,td ,. . I. , , f hot But her face is a (2) . , . , l jMk ' "-- ' V ) I HAliu' HAw' )
rrrTVrVV?7Sl water makes an acceptable substi- That looks better ut CI) ; A Z -jIWWJ2s ' T V rJ
jS. S. 1 1 gtfg - y tute. And so she performs iu tho (4). A J JPTrC' jFS KjitL ?
lI5iIlF' ' Sticky Cork (I) Artificially constructed floral -f ' ' ' jktWWj ' ' - "l V X 1 VIZV rflv ' Z t2wJ '
Put a little gli rlnn over the sur- r. j-taele; m.w, ii 'tl n. (tj f ' Z'
gasp ir a o fi i w vm"' . .ii i n mii i i i or? '.ft wyi. . j xxi jf iw'---ONi
yfecjC ' V .1 Vou M4vrV a Five (.eTTfift j
DKDy uoil stare often simply reflects a couple of zeros. . rf j l"
.1
1 denoting pres
ence or ii ear-
8 A liobcoWin
or wicked
Hpirit
6 on article
7 the intitcp
conviHtinR of
, Bcveral bones
10 tho Htrap of a
bridle
11 baHhful -
12 a lyrical
poem
14 edge or
margin ;
10 a contraction
of
38 tho plea of
bavins been
olgcwhero
(abbr.)
0 a native of
Arabia
21 a pronoun
-exprcHHive
of grief
24 the place In
which every
thing rents
25 at the side
of
20 the present
time
Copr. .923 (N. Y. World) Pwi PtA. fJ
CHAPTKIt I
Unrest
AMliX TAMiOT DltAKK poa
eessed cl in met eristics which fit
ted all three of his names. But
cluefly he was restless. Xoe urge
winch hud taken han on Iravmi;
rteliuol, hud never left him. He lud
left the sea. That he now believed.
H.tU been a mUtuke. The sea wus n
U.s blood. Kven where his hurizon
wuh bouuded by terructS of dull brirk
and suoty treen, bis nostrils ever
liiiveretl questiuunbly whenever the
wind b.ew from td eJstwonl. '!
the eastward lay the muddy river, !
YXMIH-K Jack was talking, hi littl- pot Klp atnrtcd Kettin into ininchi-f uud ll,fca uU ln slli-s. hits ;
U riBht away, lie discavrrcd a tn.lo on one of the lumberjack's skull U( I'urts where Huuiancc st.Il ,
cap;, and be ncampercd up the frll.m ck and grabbed hold of it. In a l,t'V.kI0U. X? bold y0UVl; , ,
second ho was heading for a nearby tree with the cap dangling after him. "c " " : . . "v
which always seem to have had own I j
era provided for them as they were I I
built, stone by stone, timber by tint- I
be r; owners to fit their dignity, grow- j
ug, maturing as the years mellowed ,
tueiu. Aud Aldeu lrake hud L lie '. '
looks and the dignity to fit tuuouthly t
tutu the groove worn so unbrokeuly
uy his immediate forteart. Hut there
I was that glitter in his eyes, that
vague something aitoui his mouth
which jarred the harmony.
He tuinen n nu.i nunc the gate to
with a haith iron clang which
startled a pair of fut Iitps just
triMting pal drujcK'g an olilfuj.li.
toned low i ha i e. 1 ne di!(citit-nt
Hnl fuiiii Ins I te, giving Hay to a
'1 IKY. von!" shouted the litmberiaek. "Come b:iek here with my cap." fientiine smile f aniUM-ment. Those
Hut Flop scrambled up Into the tree and squealed loudly. lip. Jack's J horses looked as if not h og Mmrt -f
dog, neemed to realise that the moukev had done something wrong, so he ! a catanjsni could startle tlit ui.
""fc captain A.immB
C St)xn 0, SSENTANO'S INC 4U0I6HT5 otstovco.
?Cl.tllJ t r..B.M. itsvict int.
pnUcntly at the thought of the eve
ning before him. His duty to so
ciety ordered that ho ploy host to
a ponderous dinner party. ,
There'll be l'ntty, nil set to flirt,"
he growled. "Coesar! How I hate
that perfume she drenches herself
with! Hilge! I'hnli'. She'll call mo
Aldeu. dear! Oh Lord!"
The youtJiful cynic knocked out
hi" pipe, refilled it. and flung him
self into n depp lounge chair to
smoke another round before his man
face of the girl was not quite dot
cut. He purposely permitted tht
vision to remain' vague. He flints'
to put in something of his mn tlt
But he started with her brosn lu
which might hold golden glintl
His picture stopped short of 1
ears. But her eyes hod betn H
He vividly recoiled how frostily t
they had been: like the cleir to
of an iceberg in shadow. TbtJ w
shadowed with anger; but be km'
they would be gloriously blue, will
ocean's own blue, when fit
horses and human events
plncidly. How well thot deep to
would go with her color!
(To be continued.)
e a DTumiAtcFS FELT
LONDON, Feb. "-Two diOj
earthnuakc shocks lasting setertl
onds were felt nt Kedrutb tal t
borne in Cornwnll, Inst nirbt. w
and windows rnttled oral brtl "
ran to tht foot of the tree aud started
neolding Flop.
to bark. It was the dog s way of
I'l.Op continued fo sipieal an.l thp louder Klip b.irked the louder the tnon
ke? snierd him. Soon Klip Inu g 'r,,m a limn of the tre by hi lai's.d
taking goiMf aim, he (how the lnmterjnclt' rap at the dog. It hit Klip
rinht In the face, but didu't hurt Ima. Then Flop sijuealcd some more,
i'oiitinurd.)
fat were they, snd io siaitl. lie
realised bow treim iMloiifly he niihl
have sla mined the gate to startle
thrill, for they remuned their j-i.-adi-uess
in a moment, tiutting plao.tiiy
on. It was one of the two ottiipaut
whose trsnuility was tes e.iHily re
stored, a ml t he iuiioccn t oi fender
raised h.s eyebrows surpriedly at
the turbulent flood of deep witter
expletive that issued frmu some
where in the thick gray beard of a
murdy, topper-bronied gentlemtin of
unutical aspect. Aidtii was abuut to
raise his voice in aptdogy; be rnised
his cap instead, ft tut stared with
harper intereM at ih'e othe. m-eii-pant
of the chaise, tne ur.M't, niit,
her horses aitsin in hud. turned a
fair face full of hnuli . . pmot upon
the cause of her brief diminifort.
Then the enuipsse tinned the pruer
of the road, and .Vden went in.
As he bathed ami loungei). a. -k,iig
' rich old briar n pe, re Ik- of hit
'prentice da,t at sea, be scowled im-pA
"Oh, Dear That
fix him iii for
Horrid Tobacco Again'"
tin-
lame l
"Hint brown hair night ha
den (lints in the sunlight
mused. He gripped one wrist with
tlie other full hand, sailor fashion,
leaned his head hack against the
i hair top, and blew smoke hIhoii his
head until he saw nothing of the
noin at sll. Then he could form
pictures. It was an old trick of his.
lie smv iiiite shsrply Hear the pic
ture of tlmne fat old nngs huuiiug
thot fat litlle chsriot. And the cop-ner-broiixe
leathery face of the old
gentlemen with the grav wliiker.
seasuu, that," he decided. The
dote-
.grirf
v H-'1- ernl slight shocks lasting "
'" l11' : n.l w-re felt in J"""
liaunel islnuds