The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 18, 1925, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text.i-rttoosday Evening, February 18, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Seven MUTT AND JEFF The Little Fellow Pulls off a Terrible Social Error By BUD FISHER 'mm REGULAR GLOB? p trottcw; v ': Nil.. TOVICi IMC. WOPl s if! IJ"1 6Me I'M SOMA "MI CL"?T' !"VAAS t JUST" "rtCw IMl CRsU ttv(,'. 7 fweRerr I Moei S mmm (iNSlNVATINfi) i PS3 PlrjHAWf 1 1-u , T Oi To IS THfi OsjLV I L5;' , J SfiToRNcD X THibjK. I j CHILD eF r Mu.T.MiLL.nMAtl HFA?.4-aTLay CHAwsAfffO fRo MoeoTfi TRAudLiMIl V woeti, THefJ f V V o J. .WVaHJ" Tb AACr 1 T kv ft I V ,u; 1 v m: ry rj 1 k r,Trt' r 7A r . mfW vstf j'sm smwm (Continued) T Kll rooms , with a gray sky over- nc Orontcs staggered through ',d- r,, crest like a atalhon T. wolf pack. a -k. were too fuU of bonni jfor t.:."towork. A man M" j there had a job when it if jn. aafcly. Two appren- "n . on the poop. The sktpper Teously to and from the lked. Ja aVaman of the fluent ,to- ,nS Jake Stevens; there was fas fear in his big body; na hiB first command, ana Httb"i ?he bit-or-miss sailor who U '.Yravado the first time he """hi. first ship through a hard kf . Mary stood at the rail, wmd '""h and splendidly eager. She "" much a part of the scene .""combers themselves. Her, " fjarkled, and her red bps were Sid in ccstacy. When a mile-long Jf roaded up and poured its untold mi of pay spite over the bulwarks L flood the mnlndeck anew, she -grip-Zi the rail with her capable hnnds JT the knuckles shone white through the brown skin, and her fine Jody swayed to the ship's giddy roll, little wisps of brown hair lay wet on ktr cheek under her sou'-wester. She Unihed happily when a flying sprny drenched her face and pattered like ihot aeainst her oilskin coat. Cape Town la' ahead, with its promise of a pleasant break in the voyage; and the ship, thoush staggering, staggered on i straight line for her port at a speed which wracked the arms of the reel man when the common log was hove. Captain Stevens developed into a wooer. Not even the blindest of bats could fail to see that the skipper was madly smitten with Mary Manning. JXo man need wonder at it either. In the blusterous days, when sprayH flew snd sea crests roared aboard, when gales stung and rain squalls kept the decks a-drummlng, she was on deck every day and all day, ex cept for mealtimes. She looked as if she belonged there, too, with ber glistening oilskins, her blooming cheeks, her sea-blue eyes. She was the true Ocean's daughter. She stood on the poop as strongly at ease as atj man there, swaying to the roll of the ship. And CnptRin Stevens kept the deck too. Stevens made quick work of his navigational calculations in order to lose no moments of the hours that Mary spent on deck. His keen eyes took on a softer glow. He spoke to officers or men in quieter tones. Never did Mnry appear to realize that Jake Stevens was mndly in love with her. Several times he had be gun to spenk to her in intimate vein, and had been choked off by Bheer shyness. His was a shyness of speech. lie felt like snatching her to him and bearing her off like a cave man. When the noon observation nlncod the ship within two days sail of Tab le Bay. and preparations were afoot for coming into port. Captain Stevens made arrangements for the entertain ment of Mnry during the stay. She forgot her uneasiness, thawed to wards him, sent him into the Seventh ' Heaven of delight with her eagerness. They tat at the saloon table, poring orer a Cape Town guide book, long after the midday dinner had been cleared away. The steward was mak ing his inventory of stores ready for re-rictunling; and Drake was helping aim in the lnznrot beneath the saloon. , "i'ou can stop at a hokcl, Mnry, and have a high old time," Stevens Mid, looking steadfastly into her ani mated face. She glanced up at him with sharp "proof in her eyes, but he never that. He only saw the fair wauty of her, and It maddened him. no gathered her in his powerful arms " be half rose, and glued his lips hers, while his breath issued his ngl.v from his nostrils in the pas sionate spasm thnt had mastered him. ph, would you dare"." she cried, Wf stifled". "Y0n shall pay " Wrens laughed madly, and smother " ber in a fiercer hug. ''Help!" ,bc cried. "Steward:" Loyal Ike clnmbered out of the latch, wide-eyed with fear. He could etignoro that .cry; neither could he nore the fact that the skipper wns 'oe ho must attack. Ho spat on Y i thm pnle hands, mumbled a curse, w laid a feeble grin on the skipper's . The ne.it instant he wns flung "we, Drake thrust forward, face Jte and eyes ablaze, and twisted a 5 Into the skipper's neckband, wrens sbruptly came to his senses ...uli a """"on he went pnle. vF hnt he had done. Then, ' e JiarT , t0 her OTbjn (0 flri. wash her lips, Drake forced a '. This wns going to be a fight nhw! V." i,Icl1 foremost in his . . . I ,oit mi,d wonder whether "not be had hardened enough. Hut ate Wm l"ln't SCCm CaScr t0 nnniui" Toi""w?r'!" 11 wa "kipper's "Id, passionless. !Mir!" said Ike, trembling. , "11 Mister Twinig to put this J in irons!" Without another word. Slmee, Stevens went to his ti..0?',. ''avinn Drake standing 'Iin foolish. me nlone, ,e , srinncj Mr. kc'w J"1'": the irons. "I don't h, .I"t ,vn"t bet you're paying makii c this voyage, but yon ain't kj" ,nT Prt of it. Come along, i hV'k ,rom ,he liKht of d,r wi",n knew , r w" rrnl"ced. I'rake only b thfrt- 'hip's coming Into port b. ' , '"""t sounds and the rhnng air mJ' "new when the sens tfc'e , ,n "'ntl swells; he heard W,,' , of ,he "",n It,, ' ,, r clewlines and bunt tl', ' " h,'i-. the toot of a tub..nt. '.U ,.' ' ""Men nprighting nf the 14 tt nr" "rill'd finnllr Km V' ',"r"-'1 " Pll her in. H (,., f"lnl howling of Oie men l,h !" bl courses; Ar ' ao'il ah". And furl h l''Hk "''l3r r,n-vI' h""'"1" t-r, "ll!v guasxeil at hours or LL, " ""'med scarcely nny time T" "5 "n heanl c!ns over ' ' snlnon. There was Mary's ' "t" std urited at her first visit to a new foreign port; the skip per's gruff voice answering some question with ill humor; and Drake sat up In spite of his cramp and irons, banging his head on a bum but tingling with eagerness another voice, the voice of a stranger, saying: "I cannot tell you anything further, Captain, except in Mr. Drake's pres ence. Isn't he on board?" "He's on boord all right! In irons!" "In irons V The stranger's voice sounded shocked. Drake laughed aloud. "Whatever for?" "See here, Mister," cut in StevenB' voice harshly; "until I have some thing better than your say-so to heave me out, I'm master o' this shin Drake stowed awny. He was allowed to sign on, instead of being hove overboard. Ship's boy, he is. You can call him Mister Drake, all you want, but he's ship's boy here, and he's in irons because I nnt him in. That's reason enough for any ship masrer. , . "You won't improve matters by taking this tone, Captain," the strange voice went on. "Here is my Captain Stevens developed Into a wooer. authority from Captain Manning. Here is a letter from Mr. Drake'B lawyers, also one from Captain Man ning, which I may only deliver to Mr. Drake personally in your pres' ence. Will you kindly have him brought here?" Drake lay back and laughed until This young woman is doing her bit for the gingham industry ber dress, hat and parnsol are all made of that material. The dress has tne long sleeves and rlosefitting collar that fashion is so insistent upon, as well as red buttons and bias binding on the hem of the skirt and panels. In a very short time such dresses will be in season. Easy to Kcniovc Valances n f.sr war tn put p Talsn-M that rnn b- rasilr r-mornl.h- Is tn fix th-m V fallows: 't "'in, r'"' s 1..nc ss tin- nin-low'. wi.lth. ' T'r it with ih sm' mstrritls tlif "I- I Today's Styles J fmW MM M mm sn.-c sr.il 'li rnr'Sin m.s- ir int.-rvls. At tl.s aim- in!-r-VB. s..w h..l.s on llir lsnr. Ih" valsn.-- .iy thn I'O hnokr.1 In th , runs, so thrr Ui b es.ilj takto on I nr off. rM mmm& ni .mm r& ... JNfWl .. ... rrivW v, 111 , fSy, Jerry On the Job SutiS' TO BETTER. taET he ached, visualizing Jake Stevens" ; face at thnt moment. Then the hatch wan lifted, Ike crept down and nn- i locked the part of his irons which ; fastened liim to a stanchion, aud helped him to clamber into the saloon, still handcuffed, still smiling. (To bo continued) TAYLOR SENTENCED KLAMATH i ALLS, Ore., Feb. XH John Taylor, confessed member of the gang which on Jnmiivry 4, killed Oscar Erickaou during a card room holdup here, was yestenl:iy sen tenced by Circuit Judne A. Ij. Iavitt to serve 15 years in the tnte peni tentiary and to pay a fine of $1000. Radio Programs How to give parties appropriate to holidays and special occasions ueoii'S to ba a new functiuu of rudio broad casting. The Ciiluuiet-ltuiiiho station, WyJ, at Chicago, is truiioinittiug sug gestions for M ah Jongg, Wahiiigt jii and St. 1'atrick's day purlieu, inclu-i-ing tho "eats," and NCCO the Gold Medal station of the northwedt, h.u formed a Kills' club for similar pur poses. Already liOO members are get ting plans and menus for liuuie, enter tainment. ' Eugene radio fans will nntn tho plea-saut voice of Dr. Ittupu L. lJower, tormer University of Southern Cali fornia professor, who has been tht fcsky Crier, or announcer, for lie radio studio tff the Los Angeles exam iner for inure Uan a year. He hat aUo given a weekly talk on educatiuu frum KWH and Kfr'l tor nearly thr.e years. Examiner programs are now broadcast from the main station oi KFI and are announced by the etat'f of Earle C. Anthony, Inc. TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS Pacific Coast. KGW, Portlaud, 4o.l meters 3 p p.. Children's uiogiuui; story hy Aunt .Nell. T:la p. in., 1'uliec, weutlur siij umrket Reports und news hulletinv b p. in., Mu i'hi Kpsiluu pngriiin, ar runged by lleuuih Keaity biireudru'8. 1U p. ni., Colburn's Mulody Men of the hotel l'urtlnud; interiuissioo solos by Leonard Llaro, operatic tenor; .Nelne Torgler, accouipunist. KUJ, Los Angeks. Cfll., 40 metsrs 0-t):uO p. in., Art Hicknuu's Hilt p.nre hotel coneert orcheslrs, l:dwan! Kiupatrick, diiecior; ii.'.Vhl :M, stor ies iroui American history, l'rofessor Walter Sflvcsler llerlzox; Ditk Win slow, juveiiiie reported; H-ll, pro (ruin by Ameriian Soiiirty of Kuiiiu- jeers; lull, ISnrl liurneu uimiio.e KXX, II dlywuod, Cal., 337 meters 5:4,--tl:13 p. m.. W'urliuer pipe or- g,,n studio, !,d Ziffs, sports talk; 7-S, Ambassador hotel conceit ordiwtra. Josef Itosenfeld, director; 811, pro gram, I'nrson-llunich llaking com pmy; 9-10, program, Cordon anl Harrison; 10-1'J, llullywoodbind danc-r orchestra. KI'O, Sun Francisco, f'al., 4L'l).r) mrisra 7-7::!0 p. in. Itudy Seiger Kairmoiint botel orchestra. Kl.X. (Jaklund. Cal.. ."ifJ meters 0 7 p. m., dinner concejt; 8-10, Oil Folks' c.lonial concert. KFI. lo Angibs. Cal.. 407 mrtfj 5;;)u-8 P. Fiiminer'a miisiciil half hon-; : l"-7 ::iO. di tective slori-s Nick Harris; 7::i" S. program, Good-win-Klinter-M.K.iy i-iupany, pre senting a male nuurtet; !. Kvening Heraid pr. grani. l'r. Marian Trace Whiting; M10. Kinminer. Mampus movie night, presenting many fa mo is star, and bul.y star.; 10-11. Patrick Marsh's dance aicl.cstrJ, Hetty Morel soltiiet. KFJX, Seattle, Wash., meters 4.1-S !. p. in-. Hopper Klly com Pa ay studio program; 8:30-10. Or- ! nlielllll Sci-!V concert. KFdX. Seattle. Wash.. ZlH met.rt !71."i-8 p. in., bedtime story. Aiitt VivirD- Farl U;ay and his Hotel j !tler'orrh-sua: """ft i;ouri , 10-11. Karl G ay and his orch-atra. KKS. Ioi 'Angel's. CaL. 2IS m-trs::-7-'' P- m-' chiidren s hour, wiii ll'l.n tdwin and Mary EUJ Ibeth Hughes. Mrs. Itose, pianisu cur Ik 7 f ? -THAT WHfTM'AHTl sSHil ' CHECKS Et'3 ' A3S Pai'aiii r7iBs-v RiifKMli You'll, find a few strange, words horizontal. . B-I4I HORIZONTAL Snlchin. A theatrical fipeclacle. Mtslal running throuKh rock. Jovil. 1'ijte joint. - " Jjrcp buuu voice. Itent. Married. Crystal gazer. t To make embroidery. Tart. Sand hill. Has advanced. Three voices singing in unison. Skill. Udder. ' Kifih resembling snake. Pronoun. L One who brings suit. Tidy. Socond (one in major scale. Very funnl!. Advi't'lml pnrliclc expresHing ne gation. Within. To njimc or rail. Tube containing fluid of . (lie glands. I'rejMiHition. Hard-rihell fruit To jiromote growth. r..lor. Mixture nf blofk and whit. To ntti'r monotonous sounih. To dfjiordfr. Three (rard term). Move quickly. .Inn p. I'rofniic oath. Dinefl. I.oft. Fxht. Wlinrvps. Old Frrnrh five-franc piece. One who lives in the detMTt. Tolled. CROSS-WORD FOR LITTLE FOLKS Answer to Little Joe'e I'iikzIp Today's Gross-Word Puzzle ! m 5 tw 35 38)31 ; iiJfl rs,-- mmt ILK- JmT 1K- M Hip iF" "W-- 48 Fmso 51 rrfsi . . - - . itiaJ sspr- "yjy ? W mfsl s& wi bg -:"'n " W-W ' l Mm.Jr Iim r1'0 DlAll IRIV - nmym " ! T OjiOR sIhIoItIs An onlinary pipe n be smoked In IH tnlniiirs. althnusb ItritHh P-l' .-- ..HMt Ida hA.IThe decision was reached bv te pt - . , of the pipe full of pecubar grsde of tbscro have ben known to make it smoke 111 minute. 1 guess i ausT . I. , in this puzzle, and many even 80 . ' Answer to yesterday's cross-word puzzle: VERTICAL Cry. Obliteration. To feel or show anger. Personal pronoun (pi.) j Cni.tfiiiiing more salt. Prototype. Indefinite artlele used with vow el words. )ress. More indigent. To scattf'r. To plague. Observe. Ki flier's other half. Mother. To perform. Cursing. To regret. I torn. A salt of oleic acid (pi.) Female ruler. I-arg farm. , To place. ..J'A.' Small urchin. To nooriNh. Ktick. Pent Hence affecting domestic animals. Main meal (pi.) To employ. An oin'ti. Hrneared with tar. A pnth. Warmed. Affirmative, fame upon. You. Seventh not. Hh -k. Food in a cow's mouth. X 141H Therefore. m Longworth Iiaby is Named "Paulina' nnrAOO. Feb. 18. The thre dsr old dsn (brer nf Mrs. A lire Itnre vrlt Ixnrworth and br hinhsnd. Hp re.ntativ Nirhoist Ixincwurih of 'thin, h:it ben mined 'Tauiini." ; rents after fliciimn ti.dsy ai Toer ( lrjMw (n,)r Bm..,n,h weddms nmvrssrt at the hosnital where J Mrs. Iniw)rtb Is he;n cared fof MS ACES - AWTj 1 VMHAY.J Sb M A ooaAp. Y3T- QoT'Tue CaSier- AtowrJ --73 1 CiM'T we" ' Catj ' FLAPPER FANNY says Don't think a man la particularly bright because ha keeps his clgaret lighted In the dark. . Home Hints i r) get the best results with potted nlu fit vnn m.int bniin rlmm In nt i a temperature aa possible. A room that is steam-heated during the day and ventilated at night ie disaa- troua to plant life. White Enamel 1 Use a very mild soap when clean- ing white ennmel furniture aa the Htrong variety turns white paint yel low. Washing Flanneta When washing flannela do not change the temperature of the wash Ing and rinsing water unless you are willing to bave your garments shrink, Use Court Plaster Jtlark court planter will mend small boles fu black silk so that they will be much less noticeable than if stitches arc taken. For Brilliancy Rubbing glass flower holders with salt after washing gives them great brilliancy and a pure crystal quality. Save Tin Boxes The tin boxes In which you buy candy and crackers should be eavH an receptacles for cookies or maca roons so they don not become too dry. To Clean Glass 1'se nlcohol or ammonia water to clean the glass over picture!. THE GUARD AVIARY HTHE Seagull is a ii ,te as Si Whe, ,WC H tti Perhaps hes Just no. cr Timet I - AA V He follows shhWjpch day, .: Because he wantsvos catch 'the food . The people throw away. JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES Btory by Hoi Cochrnn Drawing by U W. Redner TIMREUTjAND CHAPTKH 18 sasincil to enjoy seeing Ills mnstcr riding on th horse's back. Fin ally .lncU wlilslled loudly and shouted, "Come (in, old fellow! Hop up here with me." Flip apparently understood his little muster, for ha started leaping' up at the homo's side. His first attempts to get up failed. rIHH pawing at the horse's sldo apparently frightened the animal, foi h A Btnrted to rear up and kick. "Whoa, there I" shouted ths driver. But the horse by this tlma was awinging Into a rapid pace, and this aenred th animal Dotty was on. "Grab hold of the line and hold blm backl" shout ed the littlo girl. TACK tried to do aa she suggested, but the hors was prancing around so J much he couldn't get a good grip. Suddenly the drag-strap, that ran from Jack's horse tn the front of one side of the sled, snapped. The horsa was free eacept for the strap that held blm to the other animal. (Continued.) RUNAWAYS FOUND nOHKIlUHO, Ore., Feb. 18. Del bert Hales, aged 12, James Aliens worth, II and Klmer Cox, 11, wbo ran away Irora their bomca near Portland on February 10, were pick 5.1 up near Yoncnlla Monday by Deputy Hlierlff I.eas of tli'n county, 'fho buys were traveling with a horse aud buKiir belonging to the fnther of tho Cox l.ny. They are being held here for the Multnomah emu ty Juvenile court. Fort Apadie, Arls., famous Indian military outpost of frontier days, has been converted Into nn Indian school. daintJbird hecan in xt he'll clii nd ni4r tinm Slicing that Safety Always A baby at play on a rug Kotind a curious kind of (1) With a foot anil a (2) Hi. gave it a (!D And popped it right In (4) (1) Word of threa letters meaning insect. (21 Hand doubled up aa If for boj Ing or holding onto last penny. lit) ( oiiillilnn of mop being wrung. Hi. Crockery receptacle formerly used for com licker. The nir.iher of cases nf alcoholism In New J'ork hospitals decrearod from .S.'.TJS In 1U to to,.W lu lli'.'.t. I.s-t year the nnmbsr Ucrssa ed tn 2.V.-.I2.