The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 05, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextEvening, March" S, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD j .Nine By BUD FISHER MUTT AND JEFF They Tail to See Cal Take the Oath of Office at Washington against hia breast, (or he was crush ing her to him in blind abando - He had kept his own voice to low pitch, for all the savagery of his words. He suddenly released her, and a warm flash of pity surged over her at the poignant change in his voice. (To be continued) th. Doctor I" w ... . th. one sheep rs- " i...rfd t the pen, fur- M n .... Swiftly , icawmf u : .tack to the galley, he took 11 . ,. M,-h he rolled up In Mitt.-Tou know i- Aiifr ' I f SKI VWHAT'S Ttt6i.T ' I ( to wKdm do you THtNiO o CTisi, r supposed """""n." if PAS IW APobi Y0VJAM&C v H0 GJVo 'f" ' PAL OP CAL'SI T A CASK A 21 .irTBY Hi J Vb OLb'l -Ci3i7V' '"If I g mam'. f TIL .'7 o .sJViite ( cai HeAfti lllliT T. stole along to the t n- )..: .Wo thrOUeh the IL hooaa Into the main hold. j h(a trnllev. to jh, return u, sfternoon resi, his work with Chips and . im. nn to the house. Mary L. j,ht of bi head 111,11 f rion. She welcomed the r -itimtinn. for un- , bid JWwn m " """ Tu that infernal civility again -a; into every word uttered be ,'nth WO men beaide her. She 'anlht one glimpse of Stevens" j it made her shiver for all hilt, charged with strong lU u it And Drake was stiU e disquieting by reason of his control over his outward emo . ....... cini that terrific a. nut , tin Cape Town, the long cut on Attt, IVUICD June o"""" , toi though it had healed, still j Barrow Bear trom eye 10 up i n avi-r Alden Drake b tl'pulsed hot in anger, that riO- lS Kit SCOOU out ..-.v.. rwrsd to throD; to wrune. xi It throbbed. It Id io writhe. Mary aat back with .irf scraping- ot ner niuui. ou. i bear toe tension uu loug. h.nw sir. shrill and j nested the boyish yell from "adihip house top. is jot hiuil 1 ve touna tne ttr! Here's the jolly knifer, ihins God!" cried Mary, leaping :tt feet. She dd not mean that wis thankful that 'Erb was dis tti. She wus only mildly intcr ,l when Drake and Stevens hustl- cjeb other down the ladder, all , cast aside at the call ot grim ,i business, to investigate the s discovery. She didn't feel esne j thrilled to see the boy draw ,1 1 siring through the ventilator Doctor's dirty upron, unfurled disreputable flag; his shrill. .ted explanation that he had heard swearing when he dragged up ipron, only indifferently appealed ner. nut sue could nave nugged pugnosed, not over clean youth tr agitated breast and kissed him Mitfocation for breaking up .her -iripointed mah jongg lesson at : levered moment. iie did not even care to see the 1j opened and 'Krbert Oats dragged jbbering like a cornered mon to be put in irons until he could :arned over to the police in Bu-t pae Doctor confessed his part in f KDceamient of r.rb : Lrb killed Tony, me pal. 'E scd : corpse me if 1 didn't look arter i sod cbuck 'im some grub down old. Mike Stevens was quite recovered tie time the lookout reported fashing light on Java Head. Dreiming, Mary" Jnk Stevens i over ner in the darkness. His Bind lay heuvily on her uhuul- bis Voice WlIM trrrtFf Un ti in the weight of Iiih Imiul n trness of toueh. It was mere ;Ut. Dhvfiicjll Wiirllt anti n,.t ;hnes. Iu th frriiftnnuB nt hiu ' "be detected soinctbing of wist - On tlmt nffiM rnnttn moo when she hod tried to intcr- io men in matt jongg, she hod that never again could she ' Jake Stevens' voice, or feel his Without havinif hn, riocil, f.ron.. Union that she had seen flain- m eyes of those two men had no difference of motive, so for '.e had been aware then. Only ' bid she considered the ques- ou consideration she had 1 to the cmitl.iD;,. .1.. ( lb. J"-" -- in uuu oecn lor ner; J Urakn f- t..i. t. . ... .u, une Elevens mood. WttmiLg, yes, Jake, Urcnminic "tile bungalow over those ms yonder. 1 am so tired of 'aje. ' filing her wrap 0Ter ,lc houl. .'' """d Pressed, and a wave of ' "P and enveloped V. you kissed me." he BRid I' . . 'l! gasped involuntarily. uswi me when you thought "MMriou,. I y.,,, but your ar,gfed me ,,t f .v.. go out of my cabin. I . .'7k "en while 1 was that kinfe cut. iou kissed wt than once, MRry.- Why?" ; PJ'er(ui fingers twined in her ,. "! "d P''t the question aa if wed a r,piy. she quiTer( J" " '"" grip on her hair i ""l. She knew he was un 'Jt he hurt her. Yet she Ch i" ,old Wm- ' '" ac managed to laugh light- I '.rry for you, Jake," she '"Im ; Jo see your picture t mx 1 i , r,"'"1. still in the ; -o'Zr' V1"" rton,t ' j ,v m.rA bow I A not, '-it, v 'n. "Von saw that wit if'"' " ,0 - '" i h. "Te Tou ,n, m Th.n ., '"'' wanted you. UU- " th" fch dudo .tepped 'tk h.. I M'lnnt twist she '"H Mr.' I " th fo,t ' t r : "'' "Tambled to her 1 f'u fr k ' .rf, th 'int. "en- " " H 'i'l' " hr mddened him. " ttrr I roui Cynthia Grey Says: By CYNTHIA GREY QYNTIIIA STEWART came from the sunny south. I met her when she took old Miss Finch's place at Che library across the street. Cynthia was homesick. She con fessed this to me after knew each other better. "I declare," she eald to me one day in her soft drawl, "I'm so blue some times that I jes' can't eat. And still I'm hungry for some beaten biacut and cundied yams and smothered chicken . . the kind of food they have down in Anne Arundel county and nowhere else in the world." "But you don't have to live up here away from your people," I said. "Why don't you go home to Mary land?" But she only shook her head and emiled in a sort of melancholy way. "Have dinner with me tonight," I urged her. "I can't promise the beaten bircuit, but I can smother the chicken and candy the sweet potatoes without any trouble." She came, wearing a shabby black dinner dress, and a string of lovely old pearls that set off her white skin u ml vivid gold hnir. "You uuked me why I don't go back to Maryland," she said, after he had praised the dinner. "Well, I'm going to tell you. Down south where I come from, my sort of people don't let their girlp v.ork for a living. They'd rather see them starve. "My folks have been in this country almost from the time it was first settled and they're as proud as roy alty. They tell me that my great grandmother never tied her own shoe laces. - "Do you believe it?" I aekej her. "Of course I do!" she answered. "She wns the belle of Anne Arundel county a hundred years ago. They still talk about the bails she used to give, and the New Year Day recep tions! I'm eure she'd turn in her grave if she could see me working in a common old library!" "Oh, I wouldn't cnll a library com mon, exuctly. It's the very treasure house of culture," I couldn't help say ing rather sharply. "Don't you enjoy your work?" s "'Deed 1 don't!" said Cynthia Stew art. "Yesterday when it was raining a womun cnine in and offered t spud me home in -her car. Daring to-patronize me. me a Maryland Stewart! I m not lazy but I just hnte the thoughts of being a working woman." But wonderful women everywhere are working women, I suggested. "Women with titles, and millions and birth and breeding, I continued. "My best friend is a woman professor at Goucher College in Baltimore!" "Is that so?" Cynthia asked with sudden interest. "Then you don't think it's a disgrace for a women to work?" "I've just about come to the point where I think it's a disgrace if she doesn't," I told her truthfully. She made no answer, but thoughtfully watched me pour the black coffee. "That's a new way of looking at the thint;," she said presently. Pr hape I've been living in the past down there in the country with just my grandmother and my two old aunts. Do you think I'm a snob?" "Well, I think you're old fashion ed." I said. "I'd like you to go with me to the business women's club some day. Will you?" She did. That was two years ago. Last month Cynthia wns elected pres ident of the club. And 1 don't believe she has brngged to any of the splen did women in it that phe's a Stewart of the first families of Maryland. In fact, I think she s half forgotten it herself! Jerry On the Job Promotion Delayed iTUtCr?C fir,,. r or, M -7 OH.W'VNAtKjAicyaa Tug "TRAGUS' AMD See sr. . NB2B AT IS -wef DM-TVEV" ii PaoMOTi'f K, ite won t f ; C!Ki - I..-. tU. srt-i'L: tW8...u..U'..' Wn Avrt at rtxSSjgZ . .. lrt) I NOMWt.) FIAPPEI? FANNY sayr- Today's Styles j a I'M ' t f eins sv nc sowkc mc Today's Cross-Word Puzzle Clothes make the woman, but break the man. Radio Programs AnrmA kasha ii made e! rerr attrartire barkierounrt Tor nrn- i .it, ' . 1h" ils of rope In ; liant embroidi-ry in tharia of ren. j - w I M,: nd h(" hot breath nren and blark and applies in nsr- vftr 1 row side paneln. The part time nah " 'J: nt to cry out for I and th lare collar and rH tie .re a h;prd, pressed hard j youthful touch to the whole. ' Quite a number of Eugene radio fans are' taking chances on ltin-tin-tin's puppy, offered by Warner bro thers stutlio, which opened its broad casting stnt.oti last night. Kin-tin-tin is the noted movie dog. The contest runs until Sunday, and anyone can send in their telegram until then. Ihe telegrams will be drawn out of a hat, and the HKird telegram's sender gets the valued puppy. Second prize is a $JU0 radio set. Wurucr Brothers' opening program last night was a landy, from beginning tu end, and was heard by mauy here. In fact, all coast Ktations put ou good entertainments last night. Yankee, an educated canary, caused flutter of jealousy among the fea thered member of the force at K1IJ. When he came into the studio he made his debut by Binging Yankee boodte. Tune in on this station and hear this unique feature. TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS Paclfio Coast K(W, Portland, -11(1.5 meters 5 p. in,. Children's jtrugram. 7:15 p. m.. eather, pnlire and market reports and news bulletins. 8 p. ni., Lecture by Kev. Allen . IJoran of Philadel phia, representing Catholic Truth so ciety of Oregon by wire telephony from public auditorium. K. Hollywood, Cel., a.u me ters: 3:45-0:15 p. ra., musical half hour from Wurlitser studio; M :30-7 :3U dinner hour music; 8-10, KNX feature program; 10-11, Abe Lyman's Cocoa-' nut Grove dance orchestra from Am bassador hotel. Kl'U, San Francisco, Cel., 4'JO.H meters 4:3U-Ii:;jO p. tu., Jtudy SH- gor's Fairmont hotfl orrhntra; 5:1(0 0:30, Hig Itrother of Ki'O; 7-7:HO, Hudy SeigT s rairmont hotel orches tra; h i. Theoedore J. Irwin, organ- lit; J9hn Hartfgtn, baritone soloist; 910, program, .Mr. Bartlett, tenor, di rector; HM1, tifne James Jtose Room Howl orchestra. KLX, OaklMod, Cal., 509 meters- Silent after 7:.10 p. m. K.1H. Seattle, Wash., meters 7-8:il0 p. m., special hoys' program. Kr I, ! Angeles, Cel., 4fl7 meters 5:HO-0 p. m.. Kxaminer's musical htlf hour; fl:4.i-7:, t'erlyle 8teTn- on's Hon Ton orrhestra; 7:20-7:30 V. M. C A. speaker; 7;ftO-8, Football Four male quartet; 8-9, program; Standard Oil company of California presenting play with music; 9-10, Lot (jatos tns'ramntal tno. Carol Uisme, contralto; 10-11, Kxam!ar popular mnr program, Madeira Hardy, pi anist. KFOA, Seattle, Wash., 453 meter 1-5:15 p. m.t Olympic liotel orches tra. KFSfl. F-os AngflM, Cel., IffM meters 7:IiO-!:15, water bnpiitra and temple irrire brosdraat, Aimf Sera p Jlr'ofrson, evangrliat-psitor. . ZS 4 5 ? 5 m- 15 r w lp sa&m iiffipBS uiLJ " m il ''''' UaJ Ixxai , B H"! rnsr I 1 I rta A simple, average cros-word puzilc this is. Hut ti;ro""are a few words in it that will make the solver stop and think, and use a dictionary. 3-153 HORIZONTAL TMsh of raw vegetabes. iSeedn of plants. Act of selling. Fragments of cloth. Atop. Thoughtful. Towards. Egg of an insect. Itobhed. In place of. Frozen waters. Punching instrument. Wool cloth. A hundred pounds. A turn at work; a nhort period. (PI.) Spanish title. Measure of cloth. Supports for building. Fainting fits. Journey. Metal from ground. Tidy. Answer to yesterday's cross word puzzle: 4:t. 44. 4(t. 17. 48.. 50.' 51. Q 3 pIl PHNopHu a a.. GIL E EtApnC A NiF" m OL AHmIDhJA VEjl n7 nMt SfEEPG E T b :H PlyBNOTjE if SlLlArNiTiSHElViElNTTrSl ri Fish. A spice. Place of mineral Nprings. Helonging to inn. Things by which ahips are steer ed. Pi-inter's measure. Certain. One-fourth of nn acre Temperate. To check or to bur. VERTICAL Like. To lick up with tongue. Hereraea. Pertaining to teeth. Itestauraut. To be rabid. Time one has lived. To be. A medicine. Strongholds. Iainty. To plant Tax. Spiral shoot of plant Parts of a wheel. Flagon for holy water. Criminal. An Insect, Seat in a church, branches of fowera. Thre in cards. Fusible alloy. Hard to bear. Hear part of neck. To mark. Five and one-half yaHs. Act of healing, find of love. To wipe. Intemperate person. Thus. To perform. Bell Hop With your queer little cap, You're a dapper young chap. Who makes hotel lifo seem a lot better. With service, you're filled And with pep you're instilled, When folks want, you're the handy go-getter. Home Hints yKGETAHLKS used only for flav oring soup may remain In the broth all the time it Is cooking. If they are to he diced in the soup tlicy should he put In only In time to be thoroughly cooked. Old Soup Stock Soup, stock should never be kept for morn than two days without be ing rehoiled. On Asparanus T'sn tomato sBiien instead of white temple choir; 9:15-10, program, Butfs .Music company, Carl Kdward Hatch, violinist and baritone, Mora Ionnrd Hatch, pioniit; 10-11, organ recital, Father Fricke Green. KUO, Oakland, Cal., 301 meters 8 p. m., Arion trio; Winifred Hnnlon, ' oprsno; C. A. Harwell, whistlT; .Mrs. Cyril I toe he. soprsno; Hawaiian Novelty Three; Waldemsr Kngberg, bans; piano duets, William P. and H nita Keanhey; "Music and Shirts," Kev. Oorge W. Phillips; Joyce Hol loway H-arthelton, pianist; Josephine Holub, pianist; 10-1, danee munic, Hnry Halstead'e orchestra. KHJ, Ia Angls, Cel., 404.1 me ter 4-fl:a0, Art Hickman'a IS.lt more hotel concert orchestra, Kdward Fits pstrick, director; 0:8O-7:.V, Prof. Waiter Sylvester Hsrttog, little nor Hraodon, Jane Hughes, screen star lets, L'ncle John; 7:HO, Harold Hwsrts talk on "Art"; 7:45, r. Philip M. Lovell, Care of Hody"; H-Ui, pro- j gram by Silver ood's, arranged by i J. Howard Johnson; JO 11. Karl Hurt- ' nett's Hiltmore hotel dance ort !.( tra. KJS, Los Ang-lfS, Cal.. 'Jti't meters H M 'Mi p. m., Hible lecture and mu s.cal program of sacred and classical nature. j More than 270 men are now at work on the McKay dam near Pendle ton. The government o far has paid out $MMMKK in wagea and two more years will he required to complete th dam. sauce over canned asparagus occa sionally. It Is delicious. Keep Onions Out Never put a cut onion in tho same compartment of tho refrigerator con tinuing butter or milk. Turpentine Helps A tablespoon of turpentine In a quart of water applied to plafits once a week will make the leaves very green and keep the plant looking vigorous and healthy. Veal Takes Longer A piece of veal requires a longer time for cooking than beef or mut ton of the same sixe. Add G rated; Cheese If you will add grated plain or pimento cheese to creamed vege- -IB ' A i Draperies With j Borders j Mill - 13 OU.-- tables you will achieve a flavor that is quite original and different Pork Chops Pork chops are most delicious serv ed with slices of apple half an inch thick, fried in the same pan with the chops. Everett Sanders To be Secretary WAHHINGTON. Mnrrh . Kvfrett Hinder, of IndiJin,, Han nwcirn In j ,ortrjr lo rrMid!Ht Coolidun Wed nuKisjr afternoon In Ilia eiecutiv, of fices of the Whits (louse. JACK DAWS' ADVENTURES Story by Hal Cochran Draw lute by I W. Redner AT LOO UTTER CHAPTER 5 VHICN the rock waa reached, Jack leaned far over and tried to stop tho boat He got hold of the rock but It was wot from wnves, and his hands merely slipped off. In Just a moment the rock wns loft behind and there waa nothing ahead but the rapids. Jack and Dotty worn both very scared. rFITR ittle adventurers then decided to call for help. Bo turning to the 1 men atnnding on shore, Jnck shouted, "We're headtnf for the wplde and can't stop. Throw us a rope." Instantly the men on shore becan to move. One of them ran to a nearby hut and returned In an Instant with a long ring of rope. Ho moved down to the water's edge and held It ready to throw. TACK, br this time, could hssr the ruahlns; of water over the rapids. Then ha heard r swlah In the air and saw the Ions; 11ns of rops com ing toward him. The swiah stopped and ons end of ths rops dropped directly In front of Jack and started to sink beneath ths water. (Continued.) To add life snd color to a one toned window drapery, s food method would bs to edsa ths batnliixs with s border of vsri.colored cretonns, as J. T. BROWN DIES PENIlLKTUX. Ore.. Marrh B. J. T. Drown. M, born In Missouri. end for 4!l years a re dent of I'matilla county, died here Tuesday of nijth blood pressure. Mr. Itrown held tne office of county coroner at the tltnt of his death and ess slso a member of the city water board. Kor eirVit years, Mr. Brown served ss ths 1'eu dleton postmaster. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS H. 1, Mutliews et ui to It U Adkin son et ux Ivtt 8, blk. 0, Chuiuuers add. Kuiii'ns, f.UH). Milun It. Hustings et ui to K. V. ford et ux Lots 1-2 blk. 35, tiroes add. Kugene, $10. Krneet K. llylnnd et ux to John 8. Iteall Tract 8(1 Meadows sdd. to l.owell, It. II. McKlnnej et ux to W. F. Walker et uxl-ot'S, blk. iiK, Sirin field, Ml). Weiby Hi evens to Frank II. (.'oslll lot III, blk. (V.I. Wuahburne ub. of U. I. A I', add. Springfield, $10. Miiblon II. 11,11 ct ux to (irai'O Paeley 200 A. tp. 1 8 It 4 V, fill. Iten Newuinn el nx to William U. l.iiKleurs st ux XE'i of HWi lot il U 'j of lot 7, sec. IS tp. HI H It U K, $10. I. owtll n. Bariter et ux to Kudd Koinpp l'art of M U and 10 blk. 2, Kelsay's ed.l., $10. Karl A. Moore to W. K. Heneen et ux Tract tp. 17 M II V. W. $10. Albert W. Htien et ux to W. t:. An derson Trait In blk. 17 Hendricks add. Kuiene, $10. ! The king of a tropies! isle Incngnitn went many a (1) j At a Hroadway (2) lie cried "tlrab me a (ft) I can say L approve of the " (4). RADIO PROGRAMS FAIL Hadio inierforenre thttt could not be determined resuited In failure of sets in Kugene to "pick up" the address of 'i' resident Coulidgn Wednevdsy at 10 o'clock. Knu asrieinliled at several plat es in the city to hear the Rfldrra, which, elthougk rehroadrast from several Pacific coast stations, includ ing KNX, KPO and Kl l, could not he heard in this city. (1) instance of varying lengths in rural regions. () T.pe of entertainment some times callel girl show. Ct! Small quantity. (4) Pattern, shape. !r. Aslitin for fhfropractle and F.leciro-lhempy. Opposite Hejlig the ater, Pbone tf Phnne S. K. Rtevens for pisno tuning.