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4 Pajre Six THE EUGENE GUARD it; . '.i tit t 1.1 ;t :.-Z.i . ' ? j m i;'s .. .'.(! if 1 -:t,. .1 ','r :'-. Today's Cross W orila of from two tu seven Ictte, iniiku this a model puzzle. It is of average degree sn far as solving it Keen, so that little difficulty should bo encountered. ; B-I5B 13 9l4 IS it i7 if rj'tf ST" ai ' nr""As" as as" "" J.wii a7 i8 kausu1- , i a Lm40 Li JL&i 5s- rrl I M 1 Lrl 1 I 1 1 HORIZONTAL i. 1 17. ! n. 20. !21. ' no 1 23.' 2. 2T. 129. SO. 182. '83. 184. 80. 88. :8fl. 1 40. I41' 48. 45. '46. 48. CO. 63. Bfi. 68. 67. es. CO. 62. 03. 00. 07. 00. 71. 78. 74. Food for cattle. King's seat. Arranged. Bkiea. Far down. Bishop's cap. To help. Pronoun. With legs stretched apart. Ego. Border. Contraction orer. To shred. W A division of a house. A yellow alloy. To chirp. Printer's square type. To feel pain. Small. Point of compass. 00 in. Stagger. Indefinite articlt. Mule's papa. ' Errerrono. Measure of area. Ship. To guide. Otherwise. Location. Bodent Measure of medicine. Bone. Pressed. Conjunction. Stir up. Garret. To demolish. A mark. A small bird. Tonng boys. To part VERTICAL Mbsrtj. Metal. Gentle knook. Xes.. Jewels. . 1 lend of a newspaper. 1'osKCHslro pronoun. To congregate. Radio Programs Edward Murphy, who has been an nouncing over KI1J, Is the announcer i at the new station KlfWB, Warner Brothers, Hollywood. Boy Cronkbits, who wai on of the operators at KHJ, la operating this new station. Merritt X. Arbnckle, KPO an nouncer and operator, hsa left KI'O tor Santa Bosa, where he will lake ever the operation of broadcasting station KFMY, operated by Drake and company ef that cltr. According to George W. Phillips, minister of the Tenth Avenue Baptist church of Oakland, ah old lady in Ml i congregation, with falling hearing, pioved up toward the baptistry seat after trying vainly to hear the aer ! Tie. Then she moved fifty miles I away. With a radio set and extra am- pllflcatlnn she now hears services i from his church clearly. "1 even ' jiesrd water trickling irfto the bap 1 tistry," she wrote Mr. Phillips re , cently. see I TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS ' Paclflo Coast KQW, Portland, 401.5 meters 6 i p. m.. Children's program. 6 p. m ' Oregon recital from public auditorium I by Frederick W. Goodrich. 7:15 p. m. ! Weather, police, market reports and aews bulletins. , After 8 p. in. silent for loog-dls-' tanca reception. KFAE, Pullman, Wash., 848.0 me ters 7:30-0 p. m., Frances Look wood, soprano; Hcba Itohertson, : reader: "Have Morals A Biological Basis?" lr. F. F. Potters "A Pure ltreil Sire llrinss the Buyer." lion U. Msgruder; "What is Worth See ing in Home." Prof. C. M. llrewster; "More F.lectriclly for Farm and Home." tean K. T. Johnson. KFI. Lot Angeles, t'al., 407 me ters 5:30-0 p. in., Kxnmiiier's lniisi Cnl hulf hour, Floryane Thompson, soprano; 0:45-7, rsd't'rial talk; 7S, Fvi-ning HtTHhl Itnillol'-ans ilnni-e or rhestra, t'hariie .Mclson. tenor; 8-', nrucriitn. Owl llfiig company; 010. pi-ogt'rini. Walter M. Murphy Motors company. Hudson Sit orchestra; lo ll. Fxnminer. Hay West and hli Alcxiinitria hotel elnnce nrrhettra. Kl'OA, Seattle. Wash., 4.V meters 4-5:13 p. m.. studio mns'r; 11:45 8:15. Sherman Clay Co., program: 8:30-10, Seattle Times studio pro gram. KGO, Oakland, Cel., .till meters Ii:.'t0-lt p. m.. Aunt Hetl.v stories; 8. Arion trio; "Insects." K. O. Kssigj "A Lesson In Fngllsh." Wllda WIIon Church! "Ilules of Ihe Itosd Which Kvery motorist Should Know." lirorge F.. Sanilford: "Beifg a flood lliisteis." Kd'th Steven Giles; "I 'hols About New Books." Joseph II. Jackson; 10 1 llenr.v llalslead's orchestra. KI-X, Oakland, Cal.. -Vrtl 0 meters -0-7 p. m., organ: 8 0:,'I0. educallon al program; 11:30-10, American the - Word Puzzle 0. Bun god. 10. 11. 12. 13. 15. 18. 24. 2I. 27. 28. 30. l.ggs. Beak. Foes. To stick. Treeless land. To step. Advance. To flow out. Kecited. - Point of compass. To consecrate. To affirm. Possessive pronoun. Fish. To imbibe. Noisy manner, Brute. Inspector of weights. An overcoat. By. Opposite of lies. Morals. Behold. Hosty. Color. The lion. Ostrich. Color. Monkey. Pronoun. ' Halt an em. 81. 85. 37. 41. 42. 44. 40. 47. 40. 51. 52. 54. 00. 01. (14. 05. 67. 68. 70. 72. Answer to . Boturdny's cross-word puxzlo: ater orchestra; 10, meeting. Lake Merritt Docks. KNX, Hollywood, Cal., 837.0 ma ters 5:15-0:15 p. in., orgun recital from Wurlllier studio; 0:15-7, dinner hour music; 7-S, program, West Coast theaters, Inc.; 8-10, KN'X fcaturo program; 10-11, Goodrich Silvcrlown orchestra; I.illynn Man Challenger, ao prnno; 11-12, Abe Lyman's Cocoanut Grovo danco orchestra. Kt'O., San Francisco, Cal.. 4'.'fl.5 meters I:il()-B:!t0 p. m Kudy Sei ger's Fairmont hotel orchestra; 5:110 (1:110, children's hour stories. Big Bro ther; "Amoteur Five" orchestra; 7 7:30, Iludy Selger's Foimont hotel or chestra; 8-0, Theodore J. Irwin, or ganist; 0-10. program, Pearl Hassock Whllcomh, contralto; 10-11, Gene James' Rose Iloom Bowl orchestra. W. E. STEWART ACQUITTED KANSAS CITY, ,Mo Msrch II. C) W. K. Stewart of Kansas City was acquitted in hia second trial in federal district court here of charges of using the mails in schemes to defraud In connection with the ssle of land in Hidalgo county, Tex- llomc Menus f o Thin ennrmhle rnntmmi is ilrvfl in hrigf and jml $rta kh rlntli. Thp dreni ( of (irfn, Ut xirvtl with fulfil, of tli boif. Th rlirtrin of th rtt llt-ii in Itn m rain lit. vmithful liiif n I the MttrACltvi rn! Ur nml ruffs tlint art tieithrr stvcxo iur fancy. esx rJ at m.y-:;w4 "'"'''T. aZJk, MUTT AND JEFF I v ft JU AT His House'. AND THAT fwiMev iw THe :fp Trtti Bis 1 some peftu Trie wtrSf tN.l Jerry On the Job i It Makes A Difference WIDE WATERS By Captain (Continued) AN HOt'K before dawn Twining re ported a rocky const, (upparontly j of volcanic formation, with nlinrn ' rocks riHiiiR from deep water right j up to the Hhoro. Adums found thut the ship lay pinned on one solitary j head of rock, with deep wnter all around to tM'iiward. An anchor was t laid out, with a Iouk IiawNer, and led j in over the whip's stern, thruuKh lead- ( ins blocks to the anchor windlass. h-very mun able to piihh a handspike was .mustered. If there vun power enough, and the tide came high enough, the ship would slide, off the way she slid on, and Ihe damage would scarcely be worth noting in the log. Hut the tide had fallen con sideraMy since the Hlramliug. und all the combined strength of the crew could accomplish was to get a terrific strain on lite hawser and satisfy Drake that the anchor had taken firm hold. The waters lapped softly around the impaled ship. The air was soft ami cool. .Morning was not fur away. The east already bad a pearly gruy gleam stealing up ncross the velvet black of night. lrnke sut in the slmrt room, restless, yet knowing the' need of rest. Ho hnd opened the log book to Filter up the stranding. Hut after awhile he threw dowu bis pen without making the entry, and lay j down to strive for n long time fruit- j tessiy io drive .miry .wnntnug aim Jake Stevens froui his mind, and to, in the end, fall into a troubled doze w liicli gave little of rent. And while the gray curtain stole over the ennt. Mnry nut bunched up on her unopened bed. As the light brightened, she heard Ike moving in his pant ry, get ting t nnut and coffee ready for another day's beginning. She could see the dark loom of the land nrovr clear cut. From her port hole the const of a sizable Island ran sway Into distance; It looked barren enough, but there were little stretches of beach, and here anil there some wood. It wiik the first time nlie had seen a tree since leaving Table Hay. The colors were mostly gray and slete nt that boor; but never had stunted and gnarled verdure seemed to her sn much like the gardens of 1'nrndise, At five o'clock men clustered about the galley with their hookpots, get ting coffee and hardtack. On the poop Twining and Adams stood at the landward rail. Stevens watched them from his place on the skid, lie had debated whether to get coffee with the men, or to go without through pride. He bad no ipiarrel with Twining or Adams. If be went to talk with them ike would no doubt bring him coffee. "He's got to feed me if I'm A pas senger." he grinned. The two officers were talking rather xettedl as he went up the ladder. At halfway he stopped, for Adams was saying: "Ike isn't around. Miss Manning's cabin Coor in open, ami she's not there. Her bed wasn't slept in, either. And what's more, one of the boats Is gone!' IS t evens dsshed up the remainder of the ladder, mouthing questions. Twining -iad run to the taf frail, to which the boats had hi-en tied. Ahresst of the compauionway door be collided with Hrskn coming out of the chart room. lrake bad heard through the open ports what Stevens had hoard from the ladder. Knch stopped short, confronting the other. And each flung out an accusing hand, and the tense demand: ' Where is she?" Men stood with hookpots midway to their hanging lips. They remem bered all those occasions during the early days of the voyage, when Orake, the ship's boy, dared face Stevens, tbw master, in man-to-man conflict. Twining and Adams drew near: for the accusing eyes of the two angry men termed to shoot fire at each other. "Where Is she?" demanded Drake . Icily. The long scar down his meek ! writhed like a white ribbon. "You're sent her off to make sure i of her, you woman buyer!" charged : (Stevens with grinding teeth. The una around the galley were drawn -A SEA TALE A. K. Dinu'e uft as chips are drawn by a strong curren. Vounx AdiiniB suddenly broke the tense bush on the poop. He hnd swiftly gbt need over Hie men. "Nobody else missing but the stew ard, sir," he cried. "I believe the silly girl him per suaded that idiot to take her ashore!" exclaimed Drake at last. "Not so silly, cither!" retorted Stevens sarcastically. "I'd feel like an inmate of an asylum if 1 wus ashore, ton.1' "(io!" was Drake's terse retort. "Let me have a bont.'and I'll bring her back." "I have no boat for that purpose. Miss Manning -chouse: to lake a boat and go irnhore without my pcrinisHiou She may xtny until 'she is tired, then come back as she went," suid Drake; and without giving the matter furth er apparent notice cnlled away a crew and rowed around the ship to see for himself the day light position. The two mates go; .heir coffee at Ihe galley; and pretty poor it was. It start 'd them off on- their duy's work in less than their customary good temper. When Drake returned from bis inspection, a grumbling crew and irritable of fir -v audited hi word. "Take one watch to the windlass, and keep n strain on the hawser," be said. "The tide is rising, nnd the ship only hangs by an . isolated boul der on the round of her liit-ic If the sen rose n little she would slip off. Take the other watch, nnd heave up all the chain from the lorkor. Hring it all nft, along with the spare an chors. I think she will slip tiff un der strain ot high water.'' Twining ami Adnms drove tlu-ir gangs to work, and the clinking mon otony of the capstan pawls bi-gait to stab the still air. Stevens paced back nnd forth in the waist, bis htond face red with shame, the glitter of cold fury in his blue eyes. Drake pac ed the poop coldly aloof. He watched the sweating sailors ilrsj up great lengths of red rusted cable and fleet them along the maindeck on plank skids. Heavy spare anchors were swung down from the forecast lo head. They all came nft. And Drake keen ly cnlculnted the pin re for the weight to be placed In order that sn small a difference might make for the mit advantage. At the top. of the tide, in an hour or so, a very little altera tion in weight might decide whether Orontcs returned to her natural ele ment again, or remained fettered to the shore until spring tides. (To be continued) Cynthia Grey Savs: ! 1 Hy CYNTHIA t.HKY JANY n man thinks of the time be fore his nmrriage as his pre war period. If getting married only made people near sighted, how little jealousy there would be between husbands and wives' ery few n..ti marry their first' sweethetrts. That Is the reason there ' are so many happy couples in the' world. I The most successful match that nnr girl can mike is to marry, not fur' Piirt my hair's mi... hut I'm not a bit fusswi about combiti' anil partin and such, it fris g00, ,. )p( gn(i f;ud ,nf , 1M) u iu Irsttm about it to mmh. My waist s kin,!, worn ami thf fiboira art torn. I'll admit I'm thr on whos to blsms. I t, trtatnl it rough but it s cls.sy suough for it still is a waist, Jut th n;. My rant., ones antic ni-st. ars now torn at th sea' snd thr io--I1'" '' 'rom wrar. Much ,-rvio thfT'yf stoml, but thty alwavs tsrl good, so I sk yon. now. why should I rarr k iT 'k 1 llk' h"" msjlx1 outht to b drool in a nrr roat of noli.h but thrn. I would wear m right out and th.re isn't a doubt that thy d soon g.t all dirty again. Say. If, it ,k. a hoy to got orallrs of Joy out of taain' Ihicig. just as the? h.. It', ths youth of today who is livin' that way. Ju.t a rrguisr follow that's mi-: i CW right, IK XKA Srrticf, Inc.) Does Mutt's Wife Know Mutt? We'll Say She Does - ; , By BUDFJsj money, position, or a home but for ove, nnd love alone! Questions Answers Dear Mhs (Jrey: 1 am liU and have beeu eiigused for sis moniii.s tu n nmu who is study. ng to be a surgeon. He tvou't be ubie to marry fur ut least two years. We hive pelted a lot ever suice we've known nidi o her, but tliinpa are gcfi.ng pretty' serious. 1 m at'rn d In go on us we've been do ug. and at the snme t me 1 hate to tell tae .mm I expect to nurry I liar I ran'i let him m:ike love tu me any more. How totild expluiii this to him without muli.ng him fed Hint I have luit cuu lio'eiieu in him Lucy li. , , Kxpljiiu .t to h m jurft as you have to me. It's perfectly clear to me that the only safe Ih ng for two people who love each other and tire lacing a long engagement to do is to keep their relations on a basis of friendship und noth ing else. It won't do for either of . you to lose your head now when the young man's whole future ca reer is at stake. Au early mar rage would probably wreck it. ', ' Dear .Miss Crcy: Th? office build-j iug next to the one where I work is j just across the alley. At n w.ndow not ! Uiirly feet from mine there's a young man who flirts with me whenever 1 happen to look oil!. At first I was Hilary, but as t me goc, oa 1 uR n to ievt attracted to hmi. ite lunches where 1 do, nnd tips his hai wlr never we meet. So far I h.ive not spoken. Wou.d it be dreadful if I d;dV Stcn- j og. Not (Irrndful, but foolish. Ami I have a theory L hat if a man really wants to know n girl ho w ill find someone to ipt induce h m to her. This yung fellow probably in merely a milled by hit wimlow-to-wiudow fit r t a t i.o n . Don't take it seriously, or him either. RESERVE DECREASES NICW YORK. Mini-1 0.-The act ual condition ot clearing house hanks and trust companies for last week show a deficit in reserve of $.'t.ri, li'J ,T7tl. Reserve decreased $S4,.TJP.-t'-it, compared with the week before when it was IS7tt4,2.V iu excess of legal requirements. Draperies for Kitchen Make the kitchen look as pleasant nnd . inviting as possible by fining such little things to it as is shown here. This shows n simple drapery and balance for the kitchen window which adds cheer to the room. J ''Jl i a. i FLAPPER FANNY says-- I ma av sn soviet mg- j As I see It, leap year has tripped up many a girl. Oh, the derby which tops my attire Is a thing for t.ie world to - (1) Hur a hoy et the i'J) Snd to me. "'Siuatter , tit) I id you grab the old thing nt a ? (4) ( 1 1 Applaud without restraint. (2) Office parlance for sanctum. (1) Kind of corn used iu cracker jack, (D Conflagration, to discharge. Home Hints '1 H)K jiausngps in the ovon instpnd J of on top of tho stove if you wish to avoid the odor of frying. Kitchen Utensils All utensils for the kitchen fhould he washed and wiped ns rnrefnlly as thoso for the dining room. Colored Cottons The water in wltieh colored cot tons are washed should never be rub bed directly on the fabric. Ironing Linen Table linen should he ironed in a j single thickness until it is perfectly j dry, then it may lie folded and pre- ' cd. 1'here should be as few fold a possibte. f Don't Use Flour Never put flour on the outside of a fowl intended for roasting, as this' inskes it thick and ! alliery. Oa Varnishes i Strong soaps and a.' tlin .hould not oe used on paint or vanishes. ' They soflen and remove dirt tpiick- ly. hut ths-y also retinue ih,, ,.1(nt . and variiih. j Use Paper Toweling i l's lisper toweling for draining iiSw JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES AS JACK took hold of the new piece of rope, the man wlm hail tbrown it shouted: "Tie it tight with the other rope." So Jack hurriedly dM as he wus told. Then the men on both shores pulled their rope tight nnd the row-boat was finally held still in the middle of the stream. JACK then remembered some rescue thrills he hnd experienivil W nnd he managed to tie the two pieces of rope lopether. A" 'm'" M this was done lie released both ropes from the boat, nnd that 'rif 1 slrnight line across the si renin. "Hold Ihe rope tight, and I'll l 1 ashore!' shouted .lack. over hold of Ihe mpe nnd helped her little cousin, right along. H'ontinued.l fnoR that have been cotiked in deep fnt, because it is highly ahsorhent. Fish In Vinegar Always wash fish in a little vine- rnr and water before cooking. Drain Off Grease All fooils that have been fried in fat should be drained on brown pa per afler their removal from the stove. In Planning Menus In planning menus, try to give variety at the least cost, avoid repe tition, and keep -fuml value. THE BUT TOr SHOP nesting, liuttons and llrin.titehing. $0 US Ave. Kast. fDott 17lo J. KI GKNIS roI.I.KtTItlN A-.iK.VV. "4 WH.l. MTHKKT.. I'IKjNK otHi. w. li. iu.t)vr.ns. .mk. if k'ur ipisluy cigars. I'rince Nemo. Insure with Henry Tromp. Phone 13' PJRSI Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by I,. W. Reiiner AT LOG RIVER CIIAPTKU S niprnlir uivi.liilllt llfVllllt I ' " i boat it was a rough task to make much headway by rearhiog . ... ..... . ,.-...... mr. Hi". I.-, .rrrii-iiltr I.. Inn. ! rni'uiiy ' .. Ily tll".v were Cook Ah. h.i. Missus rook. , You're the person bn. ' , .rf The cake for pr-pani Vou re due for a grl' isiise things we have t' fc . Were mad., by yeur real. taste
