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Mopflny Evening, Fol,ruarv Papte Six THE EUGENE GUARD MUTT AND JEFF Master Mutt Penetrates the Wilds of Florida I'M HCAfcetS Fo'TH A Vt,M, PeARLS TH. s IN THfi UjORlb Ugfc. tT BCLOMGS Tt A CADbY '. OMV.Y TYH- VAirUre rAOM Icnouj '1 But,- e AQouT iT AMD r'e. CADTAIN A E.DINQLE- owe o THerV- t N.t.A, StPVIct INC, : : fJMWf L-Tp.i: H SAV VoVi Hana'S. Tn X I "' . . . TM MOnbt ""'. I - mill - J Jura t ) f - i ay - .v.. . 'j-r . - i Synopsis up to now Al.DION TALBOT DHAKK la conlciuptuous o! tlic idle life lie Is k'Hcliim In Ills luxurious home. Tho ui(! which took him to a on leaviiiR school hns never left h.m. One nlKht. Hllpping away to bailnrtowti, Drake meets up with liu.e JOIJ DUN'tiNC, a Bailor. They drink each other off their loot In a barroom, and Drake Is car ij d upstairs. Awaking next mor iiniti. Drake hears himself de nounced by CAPTAIN STEVKNS of tho Or ouinH, kb being a "dude" not uvea fit for Hhangliailng. Drake sneaks aboard the ship as one of the crew. On the Orontes Is MARRY MANNING, daughter; of the owner. Hiding in a narrow Bteel shell in the forecaHtlo, Drako hears the voices of Miss Manning and Captain Stevens. Inopportune ly Drake sneezos. wet hawsers, roiling them to dry on the fore hatch. And Captain Stevens, proud as a peacock In his now command, paced his poop deck and secretly watched the blue eyes without a aucplclon of tho cxiiitoiice of the black. A fresh easterly blew the Nore waters Into yellow yeast. A fair wind. Splendid portent. The skies were blue as Mary Manning's oyes. "Let-fall yer lower-tops'ls! Sheet home:" roared tho mate. A still "YUIIAT the hell!" exclaimed Stevens, as Drake's strang led sneeze lot go. In a moment Captain Stevens was on his knees, reaching with a long, steel-muscled arm that seemed to grow fathoms long to Drake. Tho hook-llko fing ers fastened upon his dungareed leg. Ho tried to fight; another . sneeze robbed him of strength; he Mas hauled out, Btlll sneezing, to stnnd humiliated bofore those blue eyes that held the ocean deeps In them, Stevens swore fervidly: "Why, It's youl Damn my eyes! Walt till I" "Who la It?" cried Mary, getting over her startloment and regard ' Jng Drake with big wide oyes. "Who Is It! Hall I It's til' putty dude that crimp tried " The skipper went to the fore castle door, shouting for tho mate. "I beg your " stammered Drake, eyes streaming. Another paroxysm, shook him speechloss. In came the mate, bubbling over with the enthusiasms o( a recent pro ' motion. . "Mister Twining," growled tho sklppor savagely, "bike this out and run It ashore."- "Gangway's In, sir," grinned Mister Twining. "Then dump It over tho sldo! Get It out o' the ship!" Sheer humiliation forced Drake to fight, although he could not see, could scarcely hold up his head, which Btlll ached. IIo clenched bin fists and fought blindly. "Oh, you don't mean to throw . him Into tho water?" cried Mary. "They can't! The pair of them can't!" panted Drake; and Mister Twining, fresh, Btrong, full of pep, found that he could not, alone. "What call themselves men, now adays!" growled Stevens, enig matically, and put his two power f U hands to the task. A fit of sneezing overcame Drake at that Immportuno moment; ho waB put ty in truth then; he wns rushed o itiiUlo, Ills knoes were peeled c inlly on the coaming of tho d.ior; they picked him up clear of the dock. "We're a man short, Blr," men tioned tho mate as they swung him. "We'll got a man!" retorted Ste vens. "Ono! Two!" Alden Drako heat his way half drowned to the boat steps beside the lock gates. In the corner of the Docks ho Bneezed his head clear of dust, nnd tried to plan his next move. Ho had got aboard too enslly that laBt time. It wasn't logical to export such simplicity. Hut ho bnd paid i well In tho end. So, well, that bin ' fll5lltlnflr hlnnri wna tlinrniivlilv I heated now; ho would Bhow that blue eyed girl that he wns a man, and prove It upon tho tooth of 1 Captain Stevens. Hut first he had to stow him self away beyond fear of discovery And ho had little time. Once the tug ranged alongside tho tall alio jior, he would almost suroly havo lost. And there was a grlnvnuB amount of activity about tho Or ontes. Ho watched tho mnto come ashore. ' "looking for a man!" Drake mattered sarcastically. "I don't look llko a man to Captain Kto vensl And 1 hnd my master's ticket when ho" Ho halted that train of thought. It led to no where. "He's right!" ho decided. A man' only ti.n man he :j, not what ho was. I'll auk him what I am; but ho no putty dudo when I auk him, by Caesar! And I want to see no pity In that girl's big eves when be answers mo, either." Ho shivered in hla wet dungar ees, lhit his pycB never left the glosity painted nlilo of tho Orontes. One great anchor hung at tho linwseplpe, almost In the water. Tltr.t anchor would not bo taken aboard and stowed for sea until the ship won outside the river. Tho whole plciuro suddenly be came vividly clear. Drako waited until the mate had gone out, of sight; then run as rust ns ho could go right to where the boatman sat. "Hey, mate!" ho called gruffly, "(Jive inn a i-hove over, will you? 1 ve been aslmre for a last half pint and almost Inst tin. ship." "Win you th' Moke the myte's pom n'liioUin' for?" asked the iioat iikiii. Sin h escapades were common lie was at the steps even as he put the question. "He'll be glad to Bee me, all rlt-lit," grinned Drake. Jumping In tn the boat. Must let me get hold of Hie liuckropos. matey. I don't w;.nt to be copped." I he boatman winked knnwinitlv. lie ev,-ii Iwixtrd Drake well up into, tin .iiMhi,,.ii nggmic. "t.'onil lurk!" be uttered hoarsely 1 it IhiiKe etnuihcred over 1 1t o fore cardie rail mid disappeared from vim. , 'I lie mate returned, bringing mil man. The skipper swore, but bis I tide book warned him against fur-1 ther delay. "1'ass the towllno to the tug and let's got out." he growled. "You'll be a man short In your watch, Mis-1 ter, tnnt's all." i The tugs went ahead. fllrlsj waved handkerchiefs and hats. The ship moved out Into the I rolling river. The tug snorted ' powerfully on her way. Heavy b'iRd men dragged wearily at I The Skipper Went to the Fore castle Door. younger second mate leaped among the sorehanded sailors, full ' of splendid young manhood, full of pride, too; for his promotion had been as unexpected as that of mate and manter. - (To be continued Cvnthia Grey Savs: : . -7... . v v rMIK real triangle of marriedJife a: The wife, the huMmm), tnd the newspaper nt the breakfast tattle. Tho happient wife In the. one who Jin. no time to he uulxippy. K ' ' About the time lie begins to think thnt she's not ho awfully hanpy, tnv baity criea or the roffoo boils over, and she stops thinking. The mere fact thnt slie'B blue about something or other lof'nn't prevent the h oire from getting .dirty. And the woes of thousandB of wotnmi Jiave been drowned in the nih-p;ill or rubbed out with the mark on the ma hogany! Questions Answors. Dear Cyntliiu: My kitchen is so tiny that It will not hnve room for both a table nnd n ehain Is there any com bination on t'he market that 1 could buy' Weo liride. A one-armed chair uch as h used In self-serve rcstniirnnts might olvi your problem. And nny enrpenter could miikc you an ndjuslaltle shelf (Jint could bo swung back agtiimH the wall when not in one, J)var MIhh (irey: My beau and I are too poor to marry. However, wo care just as much for cjicIi other as richer people do, and I am in gretit trouble. Could 1 go to a charity hnspital in an other town to have my Imlty, nnd live there until we are able to muke a homo for it, so ns to ctuMpe the grnco V It- would kill me if people knew about this, Koolirdi. No. Kor thn truth would como out in tJie end, nuywiiy. Vou must mnrry the ftithcr of your unborn child nt once, so that it will hnve n nnme from the time of its birth. Poverty i ensy to bear compared with the diftgrnce your child would have to carry nil its life if It were illegitimate, Mirs Grey: My neighbor's liUNliiind Today's Slylcs i-.-y ums-. 'sfc',TTil..wfis8s. . , - - j--WMM Jerry On the Job Should Have Been Warned I fM ri fe4' T-W " --p ' '7 . - . : rz " 1 I.- i and mine both trn vel for t tie Miime firm. We arc ah ne for two weeks at a time. sonietjtiMS lunger. My neigh bor, who it attractive, often gots out for dinner and to the theater with some of fur b.ichtlor friends. I yoii see any h.irm in my doing 'tliisV Lontdy Jtutli. Yen. Reverse the lituatiou, and you'll realize how j"nbnm you'd be if your uiweut hi.s'Miid Were dining With oilier woiitni. " Home Hints IP you do not want painted fnr nlturo, but wish to finish It yourself, you .can get . an excel lent effect by staining unfinish ed wood to resoluble any other wood, then rubbing In wax to bring up tho gloss. Clean Brasses With Salt Clean your- brasses with salt nnd vinegar then rub with olive oil for a durable polish. Use Open Kettle (Jreen voRtabU's are best cook ed in an 'open kettle bo that their fresh color Is rotulncd. Chopped Onion Chopped onion and parsely ad ded to dumpling greully improve their limit. Scrubbing Brush A small HcrultblitR brush for scrubbltiK vegetables and two sharp pointed knives for paring should he n part of every house hold equipment. Cleaning Fish Alwnyfl clean fish, fowl and vegetables on several thicknesses of newspaper and burn when you havo finished, This saves the labor of scrubbing a stained table. Today's Cross-Word Puzzl Tin-: Font otossi: s itzzi.k no. hi By 1. C. 30YD FLAPPED FANNY s&ys -m -Mr 16 ft 2D II ?C "' ; i : . w . u -.. w f 1 mm l mm M ' ,J 1 1- I I i I - i& I ) . .. MJ4VtCC INC., JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redner TIMKEHLAXU CHAPTEU 10 ""rKLL, tiH'.v certainly gave nie a fine welcome down at the flr field." replied Jack. Then Potty asked the guide to show then tit way out of the forest. "That will be easy," laughed the guide. "Jilt turn nrotitid and walk back about twenty feet and then take the path tf the right." "Bashful men used to drink cog nac nnd propose. Now they drink !il:igtr ole and pop." j HORIZONTA. 1 great burst of 'M dry excitement 5 act of erasing It) before 11 lid I'J Hovnl mail ' (nbbr.) 1 -Itake susten ance HI part of a circle 17 prepotdtiou 18 cylindrical container tt gnnt '2'2 dessert ;t paradlKC o sound made by a dove L'tl cease 27 in addition .1) hobby ;tt) parent 31 t hut is tHl.br.) .lit cistern .11 ostrich-like bird " 1 :iit light blow 4'J nui si nil air -II matter in ' its most rarified state 4. V-- one of the war tribe of Kaffirs pl.t 47 prefix , meaning not 4S Southwest ern State (nbbr.) 41) place where pigs are kept GO mark on playing cards - exi'lamatton of an infant 5. 't impede ,M color rill Mexican cat T7 robed oi'.pefs 2 prctix - denoting i repetition J metal ns rx i traded from I enrtb t j 4 IS)) sheets of paper It mi-j'sure of land 7 pouch ! S above , 0 sterile ' l.'l insane ( l."i convulsive j motion of I the museles I 1l-pnst t 17 unctuous std t stance V. open-work fabric 1M act 111! cushimi ! L'l wanderer prefix meaning blmxl H grassy plant VrHTICAL 1.. fo. sh 'vie Turkish prison . XI force . fl,at.) vessel in . which ashes of dead are preserved .!( ext ravagiftit report Radio Programs IN male sheep .) large cask 4'.)- aluminum I nbbr.) 41 sutiilt dog 4.'1 prefix ' meaning per taiuing to inline 4." nothing HI plot 4U close friend M precedence Haw) n.'t exist division of ( ltible (nbbr.; 7 A 1, S-''1 ' ? Bend Covered With Blanket of Snow HKNI), Ore., Feb. 0. Two Inches of I snow covered the ground this morning while clear skies and tl low tempera ture gave promise of relief from iu termittaut showers and snow flurried which have alternated for more than 4S hours. Snow whirh began falling late Sat nrdny evening with a few interrup tions all dtiy Sunday until about U o'clock, when the atmosphere cleared and the temperature dropped several degrees below (be freezing point. FREEZING AT KLAMATH KLAMATH KAU.S. Ore., Feb. ft. Freezing tempersture and a cloud less sky today gave promise of a market! change in the weaUier condi tions In Klamath Falls, Snow lies more than n half foot deep in most places. i Report of Death of Dog Leader Untrue A speech on the 'world cuur, by 'lr. Hen W'.lliams of the 1 Diversity . of l'ltlsLuigh, 1'n., will ue broadeiKst j ny radio Louigu. tit i o'cock, accord- ( .tig to wm-fl received by his parents, j I uitiiief and Airs. .1. .f. Wilbams, iu ' l-.ugene. lteceptiou will be in this city abuiit 1 o'clock. ! I j t A new radio super-staf ion, one if I i I lie lai.ct and mi elaborately! leiiuippt-n iu the wor.d, will go on th ? i air from ( h.cajco suortly U onuikicast i oast to const and intermit. oual pro grams, it ts nnnoutu-ed by (Jie Kauio- phone If rt.idi listing corporation, ftir . tuid by several pr iniueiit t'lucuoaiih ! hi operate the station, ll wal n ' kir 'wa as "WIIT, in the Wriicy ! Iniildiuft." will posst ss ."n()0 wnts i power and, inclusive of equipment will I cost more than .IH),IHrO. I'i iii ;nns j wi.l open in lite tiHO'tiinn with reved.e. ; yimtiltiiieomi to raising the flog. Tiie I stiiti. n will sign off a a. in. d:i:l. with the pipe organ playing "Amer iiM,' and the "taps." j yiIY don't you take the lend?" asked Dotty. "Oh, I've got to maki I mv path through the woods," replied the guide. J,WewntapJ to the maple sugar camp, so wo can get there "quicker." "Sugar (MP echoed Jack. "(ice, have you a real maple sugar camp up here? Idliktti see it." NO.MK, Alaska, Feb. fl. Reports that Ralto, leader of tluntuir Kiksou'i tenm of Siberian wolves which made a trip during a blinding hlirzanl the l;ist lap of the relay race with diph theria anti-toxin, is dead, are untrue. Neither Itolro iwr any f the Kassnn dogs was tfrocrn, as reported from Fairbanks. DR. SUN UNCHANGED PF.KlMi. Feb. U. (P--The daily report todiy from the hospital wbefp Ir. Sun Yt-Sn. southern t'h'iM K-ader, has Itern e nfined since he was operated upon for cancer, two week- ngo, said the criticnl condition of Iir. Sun, was unchanged. j Sunday programs from KIM. KtiWj amUKttl were uaufunlly good. Tho-e i ! who hear are able to tune in on t'FAC and AVtiN report good con- '. j c,ert, both aftemn-n and evening. j V TA NT to go i v.t right now?" asked Polty. Sure tliine.-' ' in ntlvi'niuri'.r. And thrn thn euulo 8iicePKtrl tlmr un. i liolp liim hack ilio now pnlh. "(live ini.,nn nx," n uit-Uly fliouicrt inp, too." snirl Hotly. And In short notice thn nxrs were IiiiiiiImI to t little workers. (Continued.) W. X. Wintlrr: "We wfren'l irying to i:ot nnythiiift but westrrn stntioiiH the olher niRlit. nil. I nudil.-nlr WTAM. the new Wilhird luutery lathit. riinte boiling in ns clear na any one on the coast." TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS Pacific Coast Stations. KliW Port land ls."i. I meter: r, p. in.. Children' pro.-r ini; travel stori y Aunt Nell.. 7:l.i p. in.. Police, market nnd weather report and new bulletin.. Silent tfter S p. m. f,r h ue il'Htancf rception. ' KKAK, Pullinan. Wash., :i.",il me- The rintterliiK and hecmnlnK iliinlitiea nf lact hnvo not linen ; nverliKikeil In thin frock of dark j liltin nllk i-tnliroldored In gray i with Ha full rnllnr. Jabnt and j i iiffa of oreiun-oolored lnco. Th ! eiiiliroldiiry nn tin walat la mom plaliniHtn limn thnt of the aklrt j nnd given tlm effect of a alt-! lino on a stralKlit tuhu frock. Retail Food Price Continues to Rise W.VSIIINCTON. Veh. .-Continued Inereaie In retail food price dur ing the ninnth ended January 15 va ' ahnwn In LM out of 'J2 eitie for which figure were announced today by the bureau of atatiatic of the department ; of labor. The loaimuin Increase of four per' cenu advance ta reporte.1 at Cin- ' rinnati. Kan.a City ami Savannah. A' three er ct'iit increase waa shown at llulte. Mont.. I.lttle Hock, l.oul-; vltle, Omaha and Peoria. III., ami two! per rent at Atlanta. Ilaltimore. lluf-1 falei. Petroit. ludianapali. Norfolk. Portliml, Maine ; and Sprtn(fichJ, III. 1 She said, as sho tossed up a nickel. "Shall I buy me anme prunes or a " (1) Hut a aart trick of (2i Moiled the coin down a ta) My ftoodnoss, but ain't Fortune HM (tl Small banana-shaped vege table with -arty projections. (Si Destiny, unnovernntile clr cuniatances. (.1) Thin old fashioned people used to sit In front on cold eve nliiKS. - H) Jnuy. THE GUARD AVIARY Automobile accidents In the Cnited States are Increasing at the rate of ' I'lam a year, say the Kyesight Con- j servalioli Council of America, which believes that defective ision is re-! sponsible for a large pero-uince ufl thrut. i. i TrHkhthawk is ten inches long Fronthotip of And lies one otttevcrjH Of birdno 4io His feathcruoflck and brown, And when he's 'bout tp land, His wings send out a sound that's liko A trumpet in a band. ters T.oO-O p. in,, special diversified program, Vainity qiitirtet, reading-, talk;. KKI Ivn Angeles, t'al.. 4C7 meters- ri::it)- p. m.. Musical half h -ur. N-'J. Jtadiolian'N oc.teMtra concert, ll-ltl, nutrient program. 10-11, Alexan der hotel oivhc.itrii. Kt'OA- Seattle, Wash., -(."tii me tein - ((:4.lS;l,"t p. in., mimical pro- , in. o(Mt, Tinr.'s stuilio pr gi nin. KKyX SeattK Wanh., ."S meters - -S I p. in.. K.irl tiray nnd bin or client ra. it-lii. con. Tt li nr. 10-11 Ktirl tiray and hi ondiextra. K(iU-tHkbiud. t'nl.. L'ilP.S meters - s p. m., tlivcrxificd program, Ari:m trio, lecture, "A lessnti m Knulwii." 10 p. m.-l n. in. 1 1 ti r H;ilte,ul's ot rbetra. KH.I-I.os Angeles, ml.. -HU1 -ll'::iO p. in,-l:;.tl a. m., itn Ton or 'Iwstrn. KNX- Hollywood, lal.. ll'' meters' - 0:lo-7:.'!0 p. m.. iliniHN- hour tri itrrtin. S10, iminU'fil progrum. lo ll, Silvert'm t'ird orcli !tr:i, intruini'ni nl and vocal .dns. 11 1-. Cue -mint tlrove nrehe.tfa. KTO Sua Krjiin ifiii. il.. u.eters -::! p. m.. theittri.nl ww. 7-7::tO, Itu.iT Seigrr ..n lifstrn. S-!l. orgun recital. 010, mtmiml pnigram. 10-11, Hone Knnni Howl ni.vht"tr. Tabic Hetwccn Tw o Chairs . -t A emit! groupina Vl place consists of '""fU a sldo by side """ 6 between tlienv a i. o sofa S"11 or .some oth'T Nearly ,HI,IKI Japanese flic have been imported by the department of , arieulture to battle the Japanese beetle which has played havoc with orchards along part of the Atlantiij coast
