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Wednesday Evening, arch 4, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Page Seven l ,M MUTT AND JEFF A Bit Strong But At That, It's Sqme Boost By BUD FISHER BEOTHea UOM TrrAi OF Jr"F. Voy'RaT fcues SAM FOANClSCcv 1.04 ANG(-S1 BRoTVltSBV NluTT Afuti I Loya. your VCrVre, vje AMV W AIN'T GONNA exHAi-e until uje GeT BACK TT (VJCUJ "fORKl THAT? WHAT MlMvJTCJ fWfc You AIM'T rtND SACRA0A4MTO - -THIS Lc.ua Youft. oramgss. we LOUS YOUC ASPARASUV VMS lovs YooR CLlMAT-r OOVUAHl AND last But mot lhaVT W& THtNVc of Youfc rACTAIN A.E.DINQLE" AHCr-o) W LOWeJ YOUR OZ.0N '. M& g M. Wild INC. ' tueuce. MAvie me noes athjN K?'t A B AK POAuCltCO.' LOi ANGfit-SI l Of ReriTHiCot H,,1-T T- i EJ.o-u r, . 1 (5 V R1 CA.,tlAn AAkLAM'S PAtAlKl.At I mii y..r . .... I EH . . , I , . , . . . I t -V pi AND SACK A(AMTO --THIS 1 La tOV. ORAMGCS. V H CALVFoRMIA BUT ve rAVJXTi! M RatsV' r-p CrteS BRoACCASTiNSij W Love YooR CLlOAATeT- Vwe'H-E GONNA INHALe l L--ftDTU Ctats. ,r V . . V AMfr L Act I W AWt FILL OUR LONGS- J I I sesrrT,5jN Tnir WcAJlCMOWl r " "T I V fAHCt-N") W LOWeJ YOufc V ' sas about ,tj . f . --6Lt! ri.. ' Synopsis .inEV DRAKE, formerly a sail rwn soft and flabby through a w ef idle ease, ahipa aboard the diper Orontes as "boy," under the w"d STEVENS, whose enmity he JL because of a mutual love for toMAliV MANNING, daughter of the , who is a passenger.. At Cape ?m Stevens is superseded as cap bv Urake, whose lawyers have Sin to the purchase of the Orontes J,,rioe iis cruise. In his new role I? master. Drake become cold and ii-nified in the presence of Mary. Stevens and Drake constantly are it words' points. The unrest spreads In th crew. Tony, a vicious eeanian, i killed, and Jake Stevens is wound ed, in a brawl. (Continued) ' . THROUGH the saloon they carried 1 Jake Stevens to his own berth. Slsrv followed, white and silent Ike Saintly hovered near, wringing hie bands: useless, pallid. "Where shall I put Bunting, sir? th(. gi-cond mate asked of Drake, coming Into the" saloon after the '"ironed him?" snapped Drake. Tbc econd mnte nodded. ' "Put him In the sn locker for the Throuah the saloon they oarrled He didn't do this dirty busi-Nl Dreaent uess. I can t ueneve it. . . 'lie was heard uireatening 1'ouy, air, and Mr. blevens knocked him " "Never mind, l'ut hint ui the sail locker until morning, is Tony dead'" Cold, sir. Is is Mister Stevens "Can't say. Get about your busi aeas now. Steward! Where in blazes is that stewtrd;" "lie's getting me hot water," Mary called out quietly from the mate's berlli. Already she hud opened the vouuded man's shirt aud bared the ugly ' knife stab. "I'll take ' charge litre, Alden. Just let me have Ike awhile." "Ikat looks nasty," the skipper aiuttered scrutinizing the deepAvound hi Juke hairy breast. "I cau't uu uerdutnd it. Joe iiuntiug never did uiaVl'm sure." lu hulf an hour Mary fixed the last atrup of adhesive tape to the pud vuveriiig the clean wouud. Stovens hud not opened his eyes. While she irrigated the wound with biting anti aeyuc, aud bravely stuck stitches Uu-ough the flesh with a darning needle aud silk from her fansy work, he had only shown' that he lived by the 'fitful rise and fall of his breast uud a siugle muffled groan. "Bring mo some brandy, Ike," she aaid. Ike brought a whole bottle, and a corkscrew, as if it were some tiriceless libation he was bringing to the goddess of miracles. 1 "Thanks. !Cou can go sow," Bho told him tersely; and Ike went out like a sheep. .Mary watched by the bedside of Jake Stevens hour after hour. She forced brandy between his lips at intervals, and was satisfied that he aa slowly recovering vitality, Drake looked in, received her report, and left her. lie was conscious of a feel ing of jealousy; he put it from him a utterly unworthy. liile she waited for the closed ejea to open, Mary curiously exsm- lied the furnishings of the littla cabin. There was a narrow, shelf hke desk, moat of it littered with I nautical almanac, an epitome of navi 'ation, arHi a part p'llg f tobacco; hut She abruptly sat up straight. There was just one clear, spotless ace on thnt crowded desk. On it was a beautifully carven ivory frame. In the frame was a picture. An mateur effort at photography, taken ith an indifferent lens. In develop- nd printing some of The initial ".Bashes had been further blera Khed. Hut it was still a picture, "holly re. ogniznble to Mary, for it m h"r own vivid likeness. Nothing she possessed had ever re tired the (Tire revealed by that in tricate iv,,rv carving. There was no K'-k of dust or discoloration any ' to he deterted: and there were thousand tiny crevices and carven li'i-ei petals to catch a speck or '. The sliver edging inside the 'rie shone with a soft pure luster, '"e glass was not sullied by a smear. Ami n picture. Just a wild, pig "'M. I,, fi,pp,r 0f , KjrL Writ 'i aerois it was a queer, straggly. "P wriggle of a name and date. 'rv. with Lore to Jake" ' -re wa, , dtei an(j .the place: "tfia." "Oh!'' ho breathed and her fare 15 red as Jake's port curtains. "" Pi' ture! Slie was twelve years ? 'hen. Jake had not.been long in T father's .hip. She 'had a Tsgue eo.,inn f tiT(nJ (hat B.My )np. '" to h:m. and vowing that he was "r fir.t aweetheart. Impulsively, now, she flitted to the J"1 o' the bunk, stooped with the "'htsotne dart of a bird, and kissed a fairly between the closed eyes. ., ell. Jake!" she whispered: fed from tne CTbin. tAnd the door softly "closed behind I r Stevens' eyes opened slow ' 'J4 followed her. They were dark Pin. those bine eyes, heavy ' wskne.. too; hot thera was a .Mr that glowed deep in their inch fainted that perhaps hr'wl distinguishing features. lips' had but hastened the flinging open of the fetters of sleep that prisoned the soul. There came at last the day when Jake Stevens reported himself able to ' stand watch. That was the day that the ship was found to be within five hundred miles of Java Head. The very first result of Jake's ap pearance sent a thrill of relief around the ship, even among that part of the crew who a week ugo would readily have Bwrn away Joe Buntiug's very life. "Of course Bunting didn't knife anybody!" Stevens said testily. "I could have told you that long ago. It was that squcalin' rat Herbert Oats. Better loose Bunting and clap th' darbies on the right man. Bunt ing? Hell!" . . . Stevens had not entirely recovered on tnnt lirst (lay on uecK. Alary watched him keenly. She still con- i-sidered him her patient. And when the breeze gretv fitful towards mid afternoon again, and the sun poured down its direct rays scaldingly, she persuaded Drake to have an awning spread over part of the poop, even though the spanker had to come in to make room for it. Later she per suaded Drake to go up with her and Jake Stevens to hit berth. join Steven for an hour. "We'll play at man jonyg," she Lsaid. "I'lay at It will be aoout rignu be smiled indulgently. Come, let's open the game!" He uptfet the box and scattered the pieces over the table. In silence they divided them around. Neither understood ' the game. "Seems all about bamboos and the winds in 'em," Jake laughed shortly. "Can't make head or stern of this gam, Mary' grumbled Drake pres ently. Even under tho awning the heat was oppressive. The three peo ple of necessity sat close together. As they leaned upon the table, read ing the rules of the game which was supposed to lighten their pleasure hour, the heads of Drake and Stev ens were not far distant; both were so near to Mary that the scene of her hair was in their nostrils. "Perhaps we had better play cards," Mary suggested. She sat up right. Stevens breathed heavily, and there was a glitter in his eyes as he glanced swiftly at Drake. "Don't let's be quitters," he laughed queerly, (To be continued) Burglars Crack Safe at Kerry CLATSKAjSIE, Ore., March 4. Three burglars about midnight Monday night cracked the safe in the office of the Kerry Lumber company about eight miles from here, and escaped with $157.47 in cash, and two checks totalling $fHIG.50. John Ilandoler, a scaler, sleetfng in a room over the office was bound and gagged and relieved of a small amount ofcash. Sometime after the burglars escaped Ilandoler liberated himself and gave the alarm. Today's Styles This cost, rtfMTgned fnr afternoon war. inakMi effective ase M black mnkey fur trimming. The ma-t-rial is aquamarine Jnseena. me upstanding collar and unusual revere .. - fa.altal itNi?Tt5.ii' f 1 f ?WTtlY;L' 1 Jerry On the Job Sowmg ut? AS am iKWvcitwo But o Course mis vwas- Tl&S PrtT. Ott'U, SUOM r lam Fcaivm Sisryiel. I shop bin Miss Shop Girl, we know . That your work hours are slow, And yet you tuke all kinds of care With your stitch, all day' long So that naught will be wrong With the things that you make and we wear. Radio Programs New realms of musical appreciation were conquered by the KGO Little Symphony orchestra last night, when a series of night concerts were inau gurated. The works of Dvorak wen played by the orchestra directed by Carl W. Ilhodenhamel, Arthur 8. Gnrbott, music interpreter, showed Jiow he believed the "Merrey Widow Walts" might hav been evolved from Heethoven and Mendelssohn. A lot of Eugene radio fans who thought that modern song writers are divinely in spired got their mindi changed lavt night, and found there was nothing new under the sun. The Guard would be Interested In hearing from anyone who was able to nick p the De Mosa recital from WHC, Washington, D. O. last night British Broadcasting company 'i soon to make an attempt to relay and broadcast the roar of water rushing over Niagara falls. x TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS Pacific Coast. KGW, Portland, 401.5 meters 0 p. m., dinner program, presenting Marsella McCullough. aoprano, , Har vard Mclntyre, baritone, Mary Bui lock, pianist; 7:15 p. m. weather, po lice and market reports and new bul letins; 8 p. m.. Concert featuring Mrs. C. A. Fowler, pianist, Marie Chapraai ! MacDonald, violinist, and Nina Dres-j ftel Jeavy, contralto; 10 p. m., Col burn's Melod; Men of the Hotel Port lsnd; intermission numbers by JuUus Walter, pinoist, aod Chavles Wilgus, violinfst KKI, Los Angeles. 467 'meters -6:45-7 p. m., editorial talk; 7-7:30, Nick Harris, detective storiee of true life; 7-30-8, program, Goodwin, Klin-; ber and Mackay; 6-9, Evening Her old dance orchestra; 0-10, Examiner, aeim monthly Wampus club movie pro gram; 10-11, Patrick -Marsh dan .e or chestra, Betty Patrick, bluet singer. KFOA, Seattle. 455 meters 4-6:15 p. m Olympic hotel orchestra; 6-45-8:15, Hopper-Kelly company studio program; 8.30-10, Seattle Times stu dio program. KF80. lx)s Angelee, 278 metcri 10:30-110 a. m., Sunshine hour pro gram; 2:30-4:30 p. m., auditorium service and sermon on "Divine Ilal Ing," Aimee Semple McPberson, pas tor; ' 6.30-7:30, children's bonr, pre senting little Mary Elisabeth; 8:30-10 program, Wevtero Anto Supply com pany, arranged by J. Howard John son; 10-11, Karl Bnrtnett'e Hilt more hotel dance orchestra. KLX. Oakland, 509.9 meters 6 7 p. m orgsn recital; 8-10. American theater orchestra; 10-11:30, Sweet's Helen Kdwina Hughes, Mr. Rose, pianist. KH J. Lot Angeles. 404.1 meters 6-6:30 p. m.. Art Hkkmsn't Biltaore hotel concert orchesfrm. Kdwsrd f'ltt pstrirk. director; 6 30-7:30, Profeinar Welter Hylvester HerlxAg. little t lies Americio history; Dick Win slow, 6isir ro Sit HA it Bw.Tts7'f!jjMn Today's Gross Ten minutes is the time in which . this puzzle should be completed. It's one of the simplest The Guard has printed. . - i p s r? rs r-a- i p is i p n j,UJ y -n is ' p"'fi " '7 ji stm jr" t" 3i 45 I4- ry " " I I ' ' n- n 1-1 I . HORIZONTAL Function. Speaker. v Vegetable. Lick. ' Painful. Boy. . Heads. Tag. Conjunction. Heed. Bow. Note. Reviver. Joy. Organ. Stick. Moderate. Possess. Weaves. Discern. Obtains. Withdrawal. Toward. Mournful. Measure . Negative. Bventng. Heathen. Pronoun. Scarce. Denial Superlative of good. CROSS-WORD FOR LITTLE FOLKS Answer to yesterday's pusxl: NUT PAPER AMN0 DEPOT MS I Rp Jo-enllt reporter, t'nela John; T-SUt-8, University of Southern California Glee club; 8 8:30, Dr. Maris Iluia gsrdt. KXX. Hollywood. Cal., 337 meter, --8:45-6:15 i. El., muairal pr 'ram from Wurlitser stadio; 8:15-7, dinner hour music; 7-8, Ambassador hot.il troncert orchestra, Joaef Ho.nfeH, director; 8-ft. program, rscifie Auto motlva service, broadcast from Am baassdor hotel; 11-10, K.VX fi-ature program; 10-12, Hollywood dance or chestra. KPO. Han Frsnciaco, Cal. 420.B me tera l:.Kt-B:0 p. m.. Itndy Heifer's Fairmmtnt hotel ornhtrs; 15:301:30. Ilih ilrotb'r of Kit); 7-7:30. Kndy Sf'tr's Ksirmotint htitel orrhe.tr. 7:30-8, Coo Bsnd Inattoment com "TVif 9A1R, STVS BLOYS OM5 Sooo AtJP OS" NUCH 0MB- - Word Puzzle Answer to yesterday's cross-word puszlc. &I5I Incllrfes. Happenings. VERTICAL Rectangular. V Apprehension. Nourished. That To pass. Unf as tenor. Like. 'Insignificant. Verbal. Refund. Near. Pastry. Progeny. flttteescr. 'Ton-sided figure. Achievements. Despises. Bird. . Meadow. Trap. Measures. Closed vehicles. Hank. Baurous sounds. Headpiece. Product of decomposition. Kgg-shaped. Haven. Age. - Proceed. Fowl. Printer's measure. Eilst. pany progrsm, lies. Code, director; 8-10, Uilda Ilesuffeld, pianist; old ballsds. Amelia Kenron Ke,ene, so. prsno; ''itomnncs of Gold," l'rofeasor Frank T. Green; program manage ment of Ruth May Friend. KGO, Oakland, Cal., 301 meters Hiient. K.I11, Seattle, Wash., 3KJ.4 meters S.30 p. m., murical progrsin; UiO 10, Spnnish clsaa. KFAK, l'iillinan..Wsli 34H.A me ters 1 ao-ft p. m., divt raifled muaiesl program; tslks. Foxes Worth $3000 ' KINGSTON, Ont., Jlch. 4. A fot farm h(, hss sent a shipment of foxea to Italy, receiving 00U0 a pair. HSEPHSEffl NHPIQITIAITIEI TtW LOOVt U A s-ZT OT ITr-Wc Vvl t ,a,r W0kZ TTAPPER FANNY s'yy- Some boya ara so fast they think the three-mllo limit Is mare sprint. Home Hints N EVER put meat or poultry In con tact with Ice, nor lay them flat In a dish or pan. I'ut a ruck under the meat, then set tho pnn iu the re friRerator. (. To Measura To measure butler, lard and other solid fnts, pnek them solidly In the cup or spiton, then level off with a knife. , . A Cooking Hint i When dry ingredients, liquids and fats are called for in the same rerlpe you can' measure them in the order given and have but one cup to wean afterward. For Making Tea 1 Aways uss freshly boiled water for tnakinit tea or hot never and freshly drawn water for cold ones. Uss Borax Rnrlnke nowdered borsx freely un drr sink", over psntry shelves and around plumbing. It Is a perfectly safe disinfectant. Nature Taken Indoors A spray of cut flowers, refreshed i regularly, and put In a vase before ' a window, puts an outdoor charm to th. interior of a horn.. V' ' I . I I I 1 1 I . I I . 1 "Jj JACK DAW'S Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by I W. Redner AT LOO IHVPIR CHAPTER 4 TOTTY, who knew all about Log River, began to got a bit frightened. "Itettor try to push back to the shore we came from, if you can't pet to the other side," slio warned. "There Is a rapids down below here uml we nre heading right for it." So Jack attempted to swing the boat nrouud and push back. rT1HIS stream, however, was flowing too swiftly and, as soon aa the boat's noso was pointed down stream, It swept Into a rapid slide toward the rapids. By this time the wnter was too deep for stack's pole to area eh the bottom. lie was helpless to prevent the little craft from going where the waves took l(, TACK looked ahead. - They were coming to a lavge rock and he jumped J" to the front of the boat In the hope that he mlgh get a hold on the roCk and stop the progress of the boat. At the same time he noticed two '? men standing on the far shore, waching the little boat closely. (Contln-); lied.) nthia Grey Says: Questions .Answers Dear .Miss Grey: Hefors we were married sis months sgo my huabnnd snil I went out dnncing slmoat every night. Now when he comes home snd has dinner all he wants to do is resd. - 1 rnn't pry him loose friwn his rhsir. lan't this mifsir to me? -Brown t-yes. It's very complimentary to yon. It's lieriiiiae you snd the hums you've made are so attractive llint he doesn't ask for anything else. ... Dear Misa Grey: My older sister Is a nire girl but she puis henna on her hsir Sfld pn uts her face snd mouth. Khe ssvs all the girls si the office where she worka do it. I" older girls do this nice ones, I inesn? Julia. The very niiest girls are brought np never to put any thing on their fares but rice pow der. Young girls look prettier, really, without makeup. But mot of them don't knuw this. In I'srlslsn society of the six teenth century, it was Impolite for the guest or host to look st a time piece. 1'nl'iue watches from which the time could be ascertained with out taking them out of the pocket were made. At esrh hour mark was a smsll sup of spice. The society man found tho hour , hsnd, rubbed his hsnd on the spice underneath it. and then tasted the spies to tell the time. Not a Bit Unwilling ADVENTURES An acrobat stood on hi h On n post at the foot of the "Oh, thin is the " W) He remarked to his (3) Hut she prefers bmtiework (4) I (!) Piece of furniture on whicKfi people formerly rented at night. Mtnt of eriMtf-nce. (Hi Married feminine voter. i) As a substitiittK Pr. Ahton for Chiropractic an. Ekctro-ihtripT. Opposite Heilig th.' ater, phone SW. ileo. N. M'Lan. Insurance, K Willamette 8t. Phone 617. ti p I II I I ! I " 3p-i ; 1 ' ; ; ; 1 y : . ' !j ii'T ' . "'- Vi- " ;.' ' i j, i - .' - i ; : x li ' i Tat tfili ,:. 4 k j ,i ! '' I .1 !' ; L
