The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 25, 1925, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextWeSnesaay Evening, February , , . - . -IT' THE EUGENE GUARD Page Ten . V V LI 1 s Kv. I Q N U L.LIIIULL ! MUTT AND jhtb Jeff Is a Quick Change Artist - i ' ' . ' rr Ir.... rrrr jff m s-. A . -JT vv (Continued) 1 ItAKE spoke evenly, but liis black v.h fixnil the mate with a fierce D gaze. Stevens met his look, scowled lor a moment, then broke into a harsh laugh of contempt. "Sue here, Captain, Mary is full grown, ) take it. She id able to choose her own preferences and " "l will lake care of that part of the matter," Drake cut in. "I am responsible for my passenger. And you will please refer to Miss Wan ning by that nurae." -1 will call her Wary I" stormed Bievena, carclea o ounaequenceB, hecdlcsa of the listening ears stuck out from the aides of many a sea man's bead, "I have known that girl since she was no bigger than a cork fender; she calls me her friend, and I'm Jake to her. Only for you, we'd have " I "Be careful!" gritted Drake an grily. . "Don't make a show of your friendship with Wiss Wanning. Cool down, and set your grinning men U) work. And please follow my wisheH ; in the matter I have spoken about." , I Jake had watched matters keenly. He was studiously respectful to Drake. No ship ever sailed the seas toasting a better or more efficient chief; mate. And he was polite and courteous to Wary, Never more than that He did not break any eliip's rules. Only when off wntch did he venture to speak to her unices she asked him some question. Hut lie had found her more responsive a the days sped. They passed an smcient whaleship one afternoon, and j Jake, smoking his old pipe in the waist, suddenly found Wary beside Mm asking; a hundred questions. The whaleship was hove -to; three of her wwift, graceful whaleboats flew over the sparkling ocean in chase of a fern all pod of cachalots. "Oh, what lovely boats! she cried. "And look how that old ship holds the sunlight! I thought whaling was touch a dirty, business.'1 . . "You muBn't go strong on appear ances, Miss Mary," Jake replied with a laugh. Then he went ou to tell (her about whaling, and found her a -slowing, appreciative listener. He itad never, even while he was cap tain of the Orontes coming out to the Cape, seen her so wnnnly eager. The hot blood that had made him snatch her to him once before almost over-mastered him now. But he got a grip on himself, at the expense, of bis pipe stem. - He bit it .through, and the pipe fell to the deck. He gazed after Mary as she en tered the maindeck saloon door, and a red gleam lit behind his heavy blond brows.- Tony was there. The Doctor looked guilty as the mato appeared in the door, and tried to push Tony out. But Tony was not to he thrust out He was not on watch. lie might have gone for the captain, but not for a more mate, The mute appeared not to notice mm. "Doctor, give me that sheep pelt,' said Htovens. "It is not ready, Mister Stevens," Home Menus ltrwikfast Stowed rhubarb, broll fd bacon, fried eggt, creamed pota oo, twenty minute corn bread, aimp, milk, coffee. Luncheon Corn pudding, atewed tomatoes, whole wheat breud, cocoa nut rice cream, milk, tea. Dinner Now England boiled din ner, creamed horseradish, endive aul ad with bacon dressing, gteumed lemin pudding, graham breud, milk, coffee. Whilo children of four joars of go should not be permitted to cat the corned beef of tho boiled dinner they may have the vegetables tliut nc company the meat. The eggs aro cooked "gently" in tho bacon fat from the broiled bacon. No cereal la planned for the break fast menu but the corn breud aud po tatoes provide an adequate aubtitiiute. The acidity of the rhubarb is not par ticularly compatible Willi cream over a cereal Twenty Minute Corn Bread. One and one-fourth cups cornuieal, 2 tablespoons flour, It cups aour milk, 1 teaapobn soda, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 tablespoon auger, It cgi;s, U lablo poona butter. Mix eodo, suit, eugnr, cornineal and flour. JJowly add eggs well beatvu with milk. Beat vlgoromly and add 1 tableapoon melted butter. Heat nn .Iron frying pan and add remaining butter. Turn pan to thoroughly oil bottom and sides. Turn in Die batter and bake twenty minutea on the mid dle grate of a hot oven. . Serve at once with butter and ma; lo syrup. Corn Pudding, tine can corn, l eggw, I teaapouu nit, 2 teaapooim ignr, 1-8 teaspoon pepper, - tablespoons bolter, li rup milk. Chop corn and add sngnr, salt anl pepper. Iteat yokea of egg uniil Uiiek and lemon colored and mid to corn mixture. Soften butter nod add. Iteat whites ,f egita until stiff nml dry an l fold into firMt mixture. Turn into n I, uttered bilking dial! and bake :!,", minutes In n mnilernte oven. Serve itnutedintely. Cocoanut Rice Cream. Three tiihleKpoona rii-e, ; eiia mil'', l-.'i cup Mignr. ! teaajMion aalt, 1 teaspoon vanilla, ? cup alirediled co coanut. look rlee in 1 nips milk until soft. Add remaining mi, k. augur, aalt, viinilln and eocuniiut timl turn Inin - w-rll billtered pudiling dinti. Ifnke 1 '.j lioura in a slow oven, stirring fre quently at firat to prevent riee frori settling lo die ImiH.mii of the dial), rlerve warm nr very rohl. (Copyright IK'.'.i SK Mervhe, Ine.) White Fox Uted. White fox in cry poputnr nn h trimming for th new Hpring con thnt conic in Muck fiittn or rrrpe. Taffeta In Again. Tnffdft rnmcn in end o-it nf tlicj euntiner morion, nlwnvn plnytng n pic- ! 1ureiiiue part. The very large pali N ! in n"ft pitl nhidr- nmke icmiiiiie' J of the ni'itu iutrigning clmrm. ' replied the Doctor. He looked re lieved. "Never mind. Let me have It." "It needs a lot o' fluff in out, sir." "I'll comb it. fiive to me.'1 The tone was decisive. Mr. Stev ens carried aft the cleaned and scraped sheepskin that had been in preparation for him ever since the first sheep was killed on the out ward passage. It was soft and white, but the fleece was still tangled in places. A comb was trimmed by cutting out teeth, and thereafter, for many watches, Juke Stevens might he seen painstakingly working over the sheepskin until it was as free from tangle ns a babe's head, soft as silk, and beautiful to behold. Then one afternoon when Drake was in the chart room, and Wary sat at the saloon table writing In her diary, Jake emerged softly from his cabin, bearing the gift he had wrought for her. "For me?" she exclaimed In frank; surprise, running her fingers luxuri-1 ously through the silky fleece. She glanced up at him, lowered her guxe and the soft color stole over her fuce. "It's beautiful," she said softly. "I ought not to let you give it to me." She picked up the lissom pelt and buried her face in it. "I can't make you take it," he returned gruffly. " 'Twouldn't do any harm though. "Was a time when you were friendly, Mary." She did not see his face. She answered him out of the wooly depths: "Of course .IH accept it, Jake. I'm more than grateful. And iflease don't speak that way nbout being friendly. Of course wo re friends. YouVe one of the oldest friends I have." Jake stood his watch that evening with a warmer thrill in his breast, and a brighter gleam in his eyes. liy some of those mysterious chan nels that always seem open to gos sip, Drake heard that Wary had re mained on deck until midnight with the mate, lie mildly reproved her. His voice was so low and kindly that she wuwned towards him, be lieving that he might yet thaw out. His black eyes glittered ah he re garded her vivid expression; the faint perfume that clung to her al ways aroused memories in his brain that set his blood to leaping. Hut through some queer twist in his na ture Alden Drake bold to the religion of duty so rigidly that ho could even lay aside love; or at least the out ward expression of it Drake was less modern to In his reprimand of Stevens. His words etunrj bo that Stevens blazed forth in hot irVcllion. "Captain Drake, you have no fault to find with my work, 1 hope?" "None, Mr. Stevens. And none with your conduct, except this: I won't have the officer of the watch neglecting his duty for any passen ger. I sny nothing now about the lateness of the hour." (To be continued) Tali Windows Accentuated It" yon want to give your windows the feeling of height nml austerity, especially in a Jow-ceiHnged wall, hatig curtains as they are shown here. Tho curtains aro tall aud narrow, and tho draperies are nnrrowi'd down be tween eai'h set of curtains. Kveu the high-backed ohnir adds to the at mo"phero of tallncfta, Today's Styles j Triii trd crt'pc di- Itine in brown, bine nml green on a nhite ground, and plain Vhiic crepe de rhine make tin nitrnrtivn ftpring fn-ek. The roller line in very munrt and the Jnbot run ning from shoulder lo hrm in an up-to-the-minute touch. pip! mm i Lraa5 BarmdH s " . ( FLORIDA A V.,,.i -, QUtVC , 1 NU K - HIWIU. W.H I AMD OiONC. 1 . Jerry On the Job Every Man for Himself ;lHpil (Sw.T n A wee ) I I r J I " (Sx&-rrsA) , fJ IF TWT"! pf CAMS. OUT Twf MOfcNiwG- J ( HE'LL GET HIS) Sr rV V,VlSAS)Ce . ) r-Z&r" ? 'Aw SMME- TwE1 h ' f" gs ) Nffiourr amV momev amp jSyiwssAu $ I lvSuau-w Get a j - - K-ftfW WtH L CwauGe. Non - JT cxZ3 5Cx I VJ0KltlE?' w M. SuiTiooia.) iCamt See,amv Avrgi SreAiAEtlS-) ) S&t a PAa oA L 0 v ' S3 V" Bttla J N'u.Tau?r MS vwa a J Prof,t tv- Sut p we Awt ' CsAas amo ) OJj &JS- 1 P J I yT M y? lTUiSfcaj Yajogm-) 'A jT V M Radio Programs AVhether it will be practical to em ploy a rudio engineer in Eugene for part time work to "police" the uir nnl detect code and other interference will depend largely on the recommen dation of (). It. Itcdfcrn, of Seattle, chief of the air for (hi dint net, when lie or Jiifl deputy visits Kugen?. The suggestion of employing an en gineer for this work waa made at the meeting of the Kugene Kadio club iust night. itadio fiuiH lititening to "ltoiy's Gung" on a recent Sunday nigiit, were sdrpriHcd to hear Hoxy uunounc ing In n different and dignified style. It was rumored that Hoxy had been "tJi'Bged" by the A. T. end T. com pany. Officials of the company, wlnn oucBtjoncd, refuttcd to make any statement. Funs are in nrniH. TONIGHTS PROGRAMS Paciflo Coast. KGW, I'ortlflml, Ore., 11)1.5 inetera Ili:y0 p. in., concert; r, children's program, Htory, Aunt Nell; 8, concert, Lucile ClimmiiiRs; 10, ('olburu'a Mel ody men; Shelf er's Novelty String (junrtet. KFAK. lMillman, Wash., ItKVS me ters 7:.tO-U p. iu., TheudweH's or chestra playing "l)oo W'ocka Don.' "All Alone," "Show Me the AVuy,'' "Take Me," "Sally ;" "I'oinlern on Dairy Fanning," 1'ruf. K. V. Flliny ton; Ji en I Hi talk. U. S. public Jiealtn bureau; "('hanging Farm Fractics by the I'rinted Word." I.ijicotn Iauii.: hury; Kadio talk, lean (.'arpenter. KFI, J.os Angeles. -MIS, 5 metein ;")-r;;tO p. in., Fveuing 1 lentld, table talk, news; ii.otMt, Kxniuiner's inimi ral half heur; ti: 7 :;tt, Nick Ilar riM, detective Htories; 7 :lltt-S, pro gram, (ioodwin-Klinger-MaeKtiy com pany; S-U, Kvening llerahl's all-sta;-progrmn; U-10, Kxaminer popular Hoi.g hour; 10-1 1, I'n trick -Ma rsi riitiu . urclicstru. Hetty 1'iiiriek, hoI - IKt. KFOA, Seattle, V;ish., :tS.- me tern t-5:lo p. m., (H.Miipic hotel or chestra; recipe; Hoppe Kelly eonip:inv studio lu'ograin; fSjItd-lO, I'l.vmoii'h Congrenational cImiiii. HidoNls, Wal lace MeMm'riiy, director. KFSti, Itti Angeles. L70 metern -10:.'i0-l 1 ;I10 a. in., uiiNliine hour pro gram; '2:'.M -).; 10 p. m., ituditoriiim hci--vice and sermon on divine bending, Altnee Seiuple Mid'herson, paoloi; (t:H0-7.n0, children's hour, presenting Helen Filwiuu and Mary Klirnhetli Hut; lies, Mrs. Hose, pianist, K I I.I, 18 Angeles, O.VJ meters -1U:;U-1 :o0 p. ni t'oy Harkley and his Falnee Hallrooin orchestra; IMUI-HIO, pro k ram, I'acific States Fleet ric com pany; 0-(t;o0, Art Hickman's ltilr inore hotel ounce rt orchestra; (l;ltO 7,o0, stories American history, I'rof. Walter Sylvester Mertxng; Dick Whi tlow, juvenile reported; Hahy Muriel Mucfurmac and Mickey Mcltin screen juveniles; S-ltt, program. I'aeific Mu tual Fife Insurance company ; 101 1, Farl Hurtuett's Itiltmore hat el dance orchestra. KI.X, (iiklan.l. Oil., tHOO mrters tl-7 p. in., organ recital; S 10. vtudio prtrnm. overture, Ameiinin tlient r orchestra; tt-11:1.0, Sweet's ballroom. KNX, Hollywood, ( al. :i;m 4 meters S a. in., ntoining prayer; It, Hired Hand, news; 10, Hired Hand's morn ii'K messngr; 10:H0, Mrs. Kate Hrew N'aughn, lu'tiie economics; 11, new of -."i and f0 rears ngo; 1-1 p. m., W'ur litter pipe organ studio program: 5. closing markets; V4.V0:iri, Wurlitrer pipe orgun recital; 0:I."i-7, Hi Moult n and his orchestra,; 7-S, Ambassador hotel concert orchestra, Josef llosen feld. director; S-ltt. feature program; 10-Fi, Hollywood dance oriJiestra, KIMt, S.hi Francis. o. -4s..'t meters 1" p. in., Hudy Seiger's Fairinount hotel orcliestra ; ..'ln-.'l MO, m itine program; 4 ;:o ,VIii, Undy Si-ige-'s Knirniount hotel orchestra; 5:111 t;.'lO. cloldien's hour stories. Hi Mroiher; !ii;:iO, What is plnving mi the 1-cal thraters; 7 7:110. Hndy Seiger's Fair- ' mount h te orchestra; S 11, tiene Jnines' lon Hnotn Howl orehf sirs ; j Hnrry J. 'alters, sexophotnst ; Jack 'P. llihop, h.irm.'nics soloist; talk .n Ipiijshal culture, Bernard Hrury. Today's Cross A typical puzzle, with typical words nud typical design. Few mikeyed letters should make it easy to F.dve. alsn. B- lJr a35""" par 1 W ' 3007 " w 75 r-sL pmt, I I I I I LJ I I I I Pi I I 1 I! HORIZONTAL Confess. Make amends. Heroic tale. Quickly. Shell fish. Loyal. Lyric poem. Fpochs, Small island. Female sheep. Methods. There lore. Female parent of a horse. Sun. Mixed type. Matter from a sore. Corded cloth. Itelc.tives. Writing instrument. Seed sac of a plant t pi.). At nit time. To give up. A unit. Mean, vulgar fellow. I. urge public automobile. Atop. Tropical fruit t green ) ral pickled and stuffed. Loose Itomaii outer garment. To trim. Wing of a fish. Fnit of energy, Membranous bag. Indefinite article, 1i razed. To capture. Neuter pronoun. To sketch. Obstinate. Chaffy part of ground grain. Linear measure (pl.t. Orchestral leader's wand. Melody. Speech. , Section. 1 tiscern. Web-footed birds. Wine. Answer to yesterday's cross-word puxxlr. IClAjPh TIA1L BS3JL JQIAlT'Fjtf lAIP'fi D I INiPlI T.FsHi?io;e CElHO'L'AlCllATLiO.E t White Popular. White kid mules riiihr''itlTed r cilor and houml with wiote fur .u most delightfully feminine. New Embroideries. Tbe embroideries of this sc.isnn are ) more apt to form a Misrp contrast t- j the f r ck they decorate than t be 1 of the same color. - Word Puzzle VERTICAL A science. I iverse. Set of musical compositions. To control. Heer. Character. l'rotuhe ranee, or knot. Organ of sight. To rob. Visionary; ethereal. ( 'omprcheiided. I ton-key. To be indebted. Organ of bearing. Whs victor. Plasterer's knife. Male adults. 1 Villi e form of nddrcsMtig man. Not precisely correet. Fxcavate. Sniooih-helled i.ut. Small iiiielior. Mexican dollars. UoimIIiousc. Truck. To mow. Meditates. Middle. Sphere. .Adding weight. Small number. To chatter. tross. Moistened. Metric weight ( pi ). I larvest. National. Thnw lightly. Surface within given lines. Kneniy. Marsh. Horn. , 1 lined. New Indictments MadcatMcdford MKltFttltn. Ore.. Feb. 'jr.--Th. graml jury for the February term of circuit court etnrned two new indict-! ments Monday, one charging n n- : support, was egainst C. C. tialo, and the other against Fete Smead. charg ed with burglary vf the Knden store at Ashland. LOGGING INCREASES BUSINESS Mll.I, CITY, Ore., Keb. (Spe clal). Iiie to th, hpsry inrrensp m ! tiusin OS cauifd by the oi(Miinu of Ut- trim rMiiips and sawmills, Hnil? frciitht irain sprvlot was iii.tiluli'd by t lt i Siuithcrn Pacific hrtwrrn Allvin.T snl I Mill City IoiIh.v. aiul daily tnixfil tram i xfrvire inslilnlrd hflwcfn Mill City ' antl Petroit. Tiiis train ha, bron nin- r.ing as a tri-wpcklr f.T acvcr:il SHAKESPEARE PLAY NEXT "(iHKtioN AtiKUTI.ll HAI. COI I,V:iK. Corvallis. Orr.. th. !.". iSpfrial) Tha Tamin of th i Slirrw. hy " illiam Miaanpaar. will I ho prrsfnt'il hy th Moroni Ol, -n riayara in th'ir mini ainw-arance on this fampiis, Kchruary 1 FLAPPER FANNY sevys" The price of a woman's coat Is only a cover charge Home Hints JN KKSPONSK to nn inquiry, nbout the only way to clean black chiffon velvet is through a steam process. The best way is to send it to nn ex pert cleaner. Ironing Hint Iron the thinnest part of n gar men first, theiu the part which will muss least easily while the ironing i;s being finished. Save the fusoy parts for the last mi there will be no wrinkles. To Remove Glue Vinegar will remove old glue from varnishing surfaces. Cleaning Gloves To clean rubber gloves wash them in cold water aud then boil from two to five minutes, but not longer or you will weaken the rubber. Gas Burners ' Keep all the holes in all the gas burners clean. If food boils over remove the burners nml clean by boiling in n soda solution. Co nt Linings. Calico prints in silk are very pot u!ar fe.r coat linincs and for straight slip dresses to be worn 'under the coat. j O 192S SY SEA 3gnviCE, INC. THE GUARD AVIARY T HE Love Bird As yoiviia(vcYe Its beak ilikdW p Jrot's and Its feathers fftiny Vvccn. No dou,bt)i'e of to The' biraJM It sits within Its mate just coos all dav. JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES Story by Hal Cochran Drawinsrs by L. W. Rcdner TIMBEIILAND CHAPTEIt 2.1 V- SOON lOU had Flip arrived than the sap sled driver put in an appfir ance bnck among the trees. "Well," he shouted. "I'm glad you ki-ikti are safe. I thought surely . something would happen to hurt you both. "Why, Jack saved my life," replied Dotty. Then she told nil about thw ride. yiIKN Dotty had finished talking the driver suggested they wall rest of the way to the sap trees. Sa the trio, followed by Flip tac Flop, were soon on their way again. "I'll pick up my horses on W back," said the driver. "The rest hen; will do them good after their ral IN JFST a short time the sap trees were reached. Another of tb & I ..... a What s be rnoiji in en wnn urn inn iiegs 11110 oik ' ' """" . . .1 r . i i , , , i. i. ,1... inMlilf (HP'' i nut mr; asKen .iacK. v nv lies niaKing noies mm " - ttrtu .... ...... ... .... the sap in "in m, n-piicci I'oiiy. iiurry up aim iiu " flow." .tContinued.) STUDENT DEFECTS REPORTED TIIF. ItAU.l'S. tire.. Feb. LVi.--iSpeeiaU. Out of a total of -t.'at pu pils who have been examined in The Italics and vicinity by County School Nurse Miss tiruce Mitigate within the last few week?, hut l."i!t have been found without some physical defeat. Mo-t i f the defects arc found in the ; I !((. aeeonitng n .iiss .Millgaie, .11- - form a large percentage of the de ; feds. Indians now live in of the 4 states . is a tiny thing, r seen. in seen them in age and with -- - A workman from " ' lMit ii mat a'"1 h" "' tk.V.,, s..nk-l I.'" f'-T"' . ...i ;.. f.-l all tl" .- Of his rl.'ilo- i Ii. :!1 li' mail- ft rilr.i ton'l' 'i',c- I all of l imn' I 1