The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 05, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPage Eight THE EUGENE GUARD Thursday Evening, February 5 V 'CtLtA.tO b, M.l.A. WVIcj INC. 11 ' 1 0 SP" Jerry On the Job Give Credit Where It's VAY I D) E w ' hOVM -W5 WUCE K I V V6U CUD LOSE, pigl . t ' (Continued) XfY name'! Buntin', Joe Buntin'," - hewed the fat little snilorman at Drake's aide. "Thanks, Buntln, my name's Proke," grinned Alden, taking a fat, hort fingered fist and wincing at the grip it gave him. "Not Buntin, matey, Buntin'," cor rected, the little man. "I ain't atrong enough to shout 1'r all hands. Let's you an' me lower one, just f'r luck. Then I'll intcrduce you to Mog Tar rot. A hot 'un, she is!" "Ilere, Mag! Meet my friend Mister . Drake," Joe Bunting was wheeling; and he was shaking the cool, hard hand of Miss Parrot. Later Drake rambled through the smoky room again. , He stood at the bar. After two treats the crowd accepted him. Aldan Drake felt some queer influence at work within him. The smoky room was hazier; the clatter 'of tongues harsher. One by one the crowd drop ped out; but they started no more dsncing. All the musical instruments be had Ter heard started to play every song I ho had erer heard at once. Alden ; Talbot Drake smiled a foolish smile, I wagged a silly bead, and two bar I men dumped him on the bench beside ' Joe Bunting, already asleep. The girls began to drift away. Mag i looked at Drake quite earnestly, for ' Mag. "I'm goln' t get a cab for 'im," sha started. " 'E ain't our sort. 'B's a i gent, 'e is. I'm goin' t' send 'Im !'ome." - . Bhe flounced out into the thick Bight The barmen looked at the landlord. He swept bis sys swiftly With that, his linud must have weigh ed five thousand tons. He shook his head. He seemed Jo be in a room. There was a window. The sun shone brilliantly. It must be well on In the forenoon. Tie knew he had a fob watch, as well is the wrist watch. lie felt for it, but his hand fell listlessly toward the floor again. "I must have drunk cyanide. This must bo Hell," ho chuckled. ' Some how, he felt amuKcd at his plight. If only he knew what time it was. If only he had a drink. He stared through a' yellow shawl of dust pat terned sunbeams, out of the dirty win dow. There was a long jibboom, with Jibs furled upon it, spiking out over the street from the dock beyond the high brick wall. ; A distortion in the window glass focused the light in a squat red circle. He laughed, fool ishly. It was the fat red face of Joe Bunting smirking at him. He tried again to rise, and fell back with his head ringing horribly. "Thank my lucky stars I wasn't Shanghaied, anyhow!" was his pain ful but thankful prayer. "If I only bad a big jug of water. Oh, Lord!" Voices Bounded outRide the room. They were at the door. One was a roaring, storm bred voice. It was spouting bitter briny.- profanity. The door 'opened. Drake turned leadenly to look. There was a big blond riian wearing a pilot jacket, and the land lord. They were angry. Ho felt only mildly interested. Ho tried to ask for water, but was not sure that they heard him. "I paid you to get me twelve men!" roared the big blond man. "You welshed me, you crimpin' crook!" "Yer yln', Mister Stevens," shout ed the landlord, unafraid. , "I got The Crimp launched himself forward In a crouch around the somnolent crowd, counting them. "Take 'im upstairs," he ordered. "If that "ussy brings a keb, 'o's gorn 'ome, see?" Of one thing Drake was sure, when n beam of hot morning sunlight stab bed him into wakefulness: He was alive. That he was certain of; be cause, afterwards, he recalled wishing he were dead. The sun came through a dirty window. It burned his eyes. It made blB head throb. It reminded him that ha had played the giddy goat In Hnilortown. "Great Caesar's Ghost, what a head!" he groaned. He tried to sit up. He could not. He knew he lay on some sort of couch, because- his hand, groping bCBide him; felt no floor. He lifted tho hand; it weighed fifty tons. His wrist wntch was gone. 'leven. This bloke looked as if he might pass out, that'B why I didn't send 'im wiv the rest. 'hVs orlright, nab, I'll tend Mm down." . "Send 'im to holll" bawled Mister StcveuB, furiously. Ho leaned over Drnko, glared into his face, and thumped him heavily in the ribs. Drake only grunted, but tried to shako his heavy heud reproachfully. "See hero! This uin't tho first time you've Dutchcd mo over mou. You would Bond tliis junk-laid hunk o' " He stepped crouchingly townrd the crimp, his blond face turning purplo with rage, his blue eyes snapping. The crimp put up his hands, and spat fearsomely on the floor. "Don't you lay 'amis on me, Mis ter!" ' ho warned. "I give yer my word, I'll 'it back, 'ard! Stoppit! Stoppit!" Radio Programs Did you ever attend a "nigger camp meeting?" More rtinn likely if your home was at one timo way down In Dixie, but If you huppened to dial WBAP last night, you might have heard tho entire services of tho Holiness Church of Qod In Christ (negro) broodcast direct from the church, at Fort Worth, Texas. The entire ceremonials could be henrd, : the characteristic singing, fervent "amens," shouting, chanting, orches- ' tra music, grosning, songs of praise outbursts of fervid worshippers In their emotional religion. Zlon City la installing a new 0 KW transmitter, which, it is expected, will go on the sir about February in. This is station WCBD. ' TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS Paclflo Coast KGW Portland 4M.1 meters; 8 p. m. University of Oregon lecture, Pean William O. Hale of the school of law; subject, "A Permanent Court of International Justice." 10:30 p. m. Hoot Owls with Pan tnges frolic and Steamship Hose City trio. KIIJ Los Angeles 813 meters: (1:110 to 7:30 Children's . program presenting Prof. Wslter Sylvester Heritor, In a story of American his tory. Pickle Brandon, screen Juven ile. Jsne Hughes, screen Juvenile. Dorothy fiteok, resder, 9 years of age. Mary Ann PeVey, reader, 4 years. 7:.K to 7:45 p. m. Harold flwarta of the Otis Institute will give a talk on "Art." 7:4S to 8 p. m. Pr. Philip M. Lovell, will speak on "Care of the Body." 8 to 10 p. m. Program through the courtesy of West Const Theaters, arranged by Julie Keller. 10 to 11 p. m. Art Hickman pence Orchestra from tho Biltmore hotel, under the direction of Karl Burtnett. KFI I.os Angeles 4(10 meters: fl:45 to 7:20 p. m. Bon Ton Panee Orchestra, under direction of Carlyle Kievenson. 7:20 (o 7:30 p. m. Y. M. A. speaker. 7:30 to 8 p. m. Male quartet, en semble and solo numbers. 8 to 0 p. m. Standard Oil Co. of California, presenting a play with music. 10 to lip. m. Vocal and Instrumental. KNX Hollywood 337 meters : C:30 to 7:30 p. m. Hollywood .high School students present dinner hour program. 8 to 1) p. in. Sponsored by Ulobo Ice Cream Co. through cour tesy of A. A. Comey, vice-president aud general manager. 0 to 10 p. in, Feature program, sponsored by Cnr-son-Baruch Baking Co. 10 to 11 p. m. Hotel Ambassador Abe Lyman's Cocoanut Orovo OrclioBtrn. KGO Oakland 812 maters: 8 p. Today's Styles j tap ,' j I Tint fiock own tin chc to th em j broilrMl apron which in nrrnnitod no ; r.'ntly ncro th front, liknwisff to ; tho youthful collnr lino which 1 ' ftihl of th nmtfrial Mnnilinf up on the uliichtly round wrklinf. The ma I trrtnl it Murk Mtin backed crepe and J tha embroidery fa in rtd and white. Today 's Cross-Word Puzzle THE DROP-STITCH CKOS8 Puxxle No. 92 By J. O. BOYD 16 15 3? 3 SO 19 ill 40 HI 4 47 fi mi? 30 3H 35 44 1 53 5m 22 7 16 36 za 49 (7 4i 45 HORIZONTAL 1 supplies food 0 tinged deeply 11 light (abbr.) 12 decay 13 small child 14 tithe of ad dress in period of time 16 lament 18 everything 20 ratios or pro portions 23 mineral spring 25 lifted 27 dissolved 20 northwestern atato (abbr.) 30 tread under foot 81 like 32 exclamation of delight 34 quarreled . noisily 37 diptbong 30 individual 41 flag 43 inspect closely 44 ornamental buttons 43 wand 46 consume 48 Shonhonean Indian 50 each (abbr.) 52 fabric 54 nojne of many popes 55 slang ex clamation denoting in credulity 50 scoffs 57 staudards Herewith Is solution to Puzzio No. 01. jF I I ft 21 Z. fp" a Zm O H 0 j" A I Lffi W E P F MANS EES T E S T y T h r B M P j R pMT I E IsA tj e a rr yj L E G Wf E S r 0 pes m. Studio, program: "Mrs. Temple's Telegram," a farce in three acts, by Frank W'yatt and William Morris, presented by the KGO players under tho direction of Wilda Wilson Church. Music by the Arion Trio. Cast: Jack Templo (Rarry Hopkins); Frank Ful ler (Bert Horton); Cuptain Sharpc (Fred Thomas); Wlgson (Conrad Kahn); John Brown (Bert Yarbor ough); Mra. Jack Temple (Peojl King Tanner); Dorothy (Lenore Ev erett); Mrs, Frank Fuller (Mary Harper); Mrs. Brown (Jean Han sen); Lucia di Lammcrmoor (Don! sctti). Arion Trio. Act I Drawing room In the homo of Mr. Jack Tem ple, Mayfair, Iiondon; morning. Sing Me to Sleep (Greene), Arion Trio. Act II Same as Act I, afternoon. In vitation to the dance (Weber), Arion Trio. Act III Same as previous acts, evening. Three o'clock in the Morning (Hobledo), Arion Trio. 10 p. ni. to 1 a. m. Dance music pro gram by Henry Halstead's Orchestra and soloists. Hotel St. Francis, San Francisco. KPO San Francisco 428 meters: (1:30 to 7 p. m. Home Town Synco Symphonlsts. 7 to 7:30 p. m. Hudy Seiger's Fatrmonnt Hotel Orchestra, broadcast by wire telephony. 8 to 0 p. m. Organ recital by Theodore J. Irwin, official organist, at the Wnr lltier. 0 to 10 p. m. Program by the Santa Clara Branch of ths Iesgue of American Ten Women. 10 to 11 p. m. Gene James' Boss Bowl Orchestra. 1 makes bright 2 near 3 mistake 4 one who bel lows f thoroughfare (abbr.) 0 that thing 7 a small piece 8 British ther mal unit (abbr.) 0 printer's measure 10 fears greatly , 15 first name of 47- Inventor of VERTICAL 20 pierces 28 makes a loan -32 common orchard fruit (Pi.) 33 personal pronoun 35 list of mem hers of an organization 30 succoeded 37 in past time 38 bestows a " fund 40 cereal grass 42 anger part of to be" FLAPPER FANNY say? Kb- Many a fat woman has a thin time. Home Hints A LL soups should be started with cold water, heating slowly and never allowed to cook above the sim mering point. Usa Alum Put a little alum in your stove pol- the cotton gin 40 part of foot suffix denot- 51 article 53 postscript (abbr.) 54 an island soutli of New York (abbr.) 55 man's name (abbr.) 17- ing -auper- lative degree 10 boy 21 hard. 22 put to death by fixing on - a stake 24 vegetable ish, if you want a laBting shine. .'' "' Toasted Strips Croutons or toasted strips of bread make a delicious .accompaniment to cream soup. Cooking Rice Grease the edge of the pan in which. When Onnund Alonso McUivcr Invited somo girls in his (1) They took in his (2) Then gave him the (3) And said "You go and jump in tho . (4)." (1) ) Buzs wagon. (2) Twaddle, oats, overcoats. (3) Snicker, giggle, titter. (4) Place to skato on when sufli clently frozen. Spring Fur Style You will know the spring coat by its original use of fur, practically any where hut on the collar and cuffs where we have grown to expect it. Long Tlea Used T ati tins ftistlnmiah th ntvAfr snort dresses. Csnes unA costs Im are tied with long streamers. Inverted Tacks Inverted tucks appear on many of the new costumes and somehow man age to look much mors distinctive than, the old-fashioned kind that He as they should. Rivals Whit Beige crepe de chine is growing in favor for three-piece costumes and is actnally rivaling white at Palm Beach. THE GUARD AVIARY you cook rice to prevent the rice iroin doi ling over. How To Torture Your Wife By Web, MONeV. I've &ar-b &er f MA-rreR NMe SlMPLyA I -Q te 7 Some vector coRTAif s J yW6l I orggAce I y "3U ST LOOK. WI-tA " VM 1 ( TlP ChVOU KNoWHOWLONo WlTM feM?TViey IL WASHeP SO OFT" I .) HOteS IN'EM I lyi TVU3SE llf?TAlrJS HAVC . LOOK t-'KS fj)7 THEVre WN I TVt AT t CAN see I Y I I jAW WltOVet-y ) f Lirt!.WT' "M ) ' r Tguc VOU WHAT" ) 1 Mend Clothes Mend clothes before you wash them. It makes the washing easier and saves your clothes. Sift Flour Always sift flour before you meas ure it. It is particularly necessary when making pastry. Whipping Cream JiVhen whipping cream add the white of one egg to each cup of cream. It will be firm and double in quantity. Whip each" separately. JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES m Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redner TIMBERLAN1) CHAPTER 7 ' Apple Sauce Add a few slices of lemon to your quartered apples when making apple sauce. It brings out the flavor very successfully. Cynthia Grey Says: mmt oi " - rlMTs- ''' J THE CraneT1a?ilihl"ilcinny bird, With head t) very small. His legs are long) Hke broomsticks, And theyrlaKe J)m stand up tail He livestrfMW water where V Tlie tSvdets swish, o. And )spnAhe' seaweed and L The smaller rands of fish. TIPLING Bald, "It's pretty, hut Is it 1Y art?" A man looks nt a girl's face today and asks, "It's nrt, all right, but is It pretty?" Ho wonders if there aro ns many convolutions in her brain ns there arc marcel waves on her head. He hopes so truly. . But It takes a clever man to tell whether his sweetie operates with one cell or a whole battery. For the far-seeing look in her eyes may not be caused by a mighty in tellect at work but by the lamp-black on her lashes. And the chances are even that her wise cracks aren't hers any more than her completion Is, but the best stuff of Al Jolson, Kanny Brico and the Orpheum circuit! Questions Answers Pear Miss Grey: I thought I was engaged to a man my own age, but he doesn't believe in marriage, he now tells me. He suggests that we live as though married but without having a ceremony. Ho broadmlnded people really think this Is all right? Dorcas. No, they don't. And a man who really cared for you would not ask you to give up your reputation and spoil yonr future by living wltb him nnder the common law. If he truly loved yon he would want to protect you with his name. Give him up. Miss Grey: What does one serve at an afternoon tea? Bride. Tea and coffee, sandwiches of all sorts, and rakes and candies. Pear Cynthia: I have two beans. One I enjoy talking to more than to anyone I know. He never kisses me. The other one Is a "thriller." I adore to dance with him, and that and "pet ting" are ail he thinks about when we're together. Which one do you think I'm in love with? Poll Baby. Neither, probably, although I would say that a man whose company yoa A h'TEIt Jock and Pofiy hnd both petted the owl for a moment or two. Potty tossed It tip into the nir and it returned to the branch in the tree. Then Jack saw two bright cyes'peering out of the duskinoss ahead of tlirin. "Don't be frightened," said Potty. "That's just another friend." Load Law Violation Brings Fine of $15 JUNCTION C1T1 Feb. SHSg cial). N. O. Isaacson of Goldioim arrested for trucking over i rai ordered closed by the county (r. This rond is from Bear Crl v Cheshire. Mr. Isascsou haM ' heavy load of posts over the rti He was arrested by State TratfitW ficer Earl Humhrej and brourbis fore Justice of Peace J. E. Mm' in Junction City. He was foulJ pfcl and fined $5 and coat'. Desk Needed In Library piIE moment Flip spotted the eye, he started after them. "Come back here!"shonted Jack. But Flip was not to he stopper until he investi gated whom the eyes belonged to. In a moment there come a low growl. Then a chorus of barking. Flip had jumped right into a real fight and jock rusnea up to stop mm. piIE minute Jack got cl. se enough he realized that his dog wns fighting wilh a forest fox. The little adventurer grahhed hold of Flip's neck fur and pulled the dog away. "It's a aood thinr .i;j .1 L .. , ' hvuiiu uui mr, ami ne s li cnunuca.) 11 mere in n inrui. -home, a desk is nlmost es complete 11s iiirinw""'- piacea in an npiiruin i" dy to reference hooks. POWDER PUFF BEAUTY Enhance the beauty Jnd charm of your M wl . iiujlf French paper wave and c"rl.''1( method) Itt laatins n1 J"1 6 Heilig Theater. Fftone Hall's Catatt Medicine eS-rid yourmttm of Ceinl tiess caused bj Catarrh. Sou by fr.BK f" a very good fighter.' Red Popples enjoyed, without the glamour of his j aisses, was rather more likely to hold ! A .iriki. .1 ,, a place in your affections thsn the nonnies s,-.n.i thnller." However, time alone can wh'fe cr ,1 1 ".i"'1 ' answ.r your outsUon. strip, " w"h W,J' bl,ck a