tVednesday Evening, MareH
Today's Cross
. ms puiiie would make a neat design for grandmother's "embroidery
ihe sauie time It aiioru a good
individuals to tne lamiiy.
HORIZONTAL
Published form of literary work.
Dirt deeply ingrained.
Numeral.
Causing death.
To portend.
Pastoral pipes.
State of equality.
Commence.
Auricular portion of the heart.
An experienced person. -
Cyst.
Pomp.
Meusure.
Man.
To become weary.
Father.
-Small speck.
Position on football team (pi.).
Procured.
Stick.
A apike of corn.
Friend.
Vulgar.
'Servile flattery.
: Exclamation of contempt.
Indefinite article.
Cooties.
.Soft bluish gray metal.
.Note in scale.
Having legal force.
To bar.
Ground down.
Bank clerk.
Anxious.
Falsehood.
To separate metals, from oro
rock.
Twirled rapidly.
Sword.
Comfort.
Marked "let it stand."
Marked with a hot iron.
VERTICAL
Angered.
Special kinds of food.
Sluggish.
Wearisomencss.
Preposition.
Short sleep.
To shut out,
Hebrew name for God.
K evolve on axis.
Radio
Programs
WHB, the Kansns City station, has
recently been conducting some Tery
lucceesful tests in rebroadcasting. In
cluded in the many letters of response
to one from Samoa, which is about
miles from Kansas City. The
writer says "I heard clearly your re
broadcast of AVBAP, Ft. Worth, Jan
uary 3. I listened to the original
broadcast of WBAP and your re
broadcast eqnallde the primary ren
dering in clarity."
The 2KV set for the airship Shen
andoah, designed and built by the ira
"1 radio laboratory, is being install
d together with the power untl
manufactured by the Kenney Mfg.
company. The apparatus has already
been tested and is reported in good
hape.
An Arkansas Old Time Fiddlers'
contest was stoged recently from sta
tion KFMQ, when 10 old time fid
dlers competed for the honor of their
country. Thousands of radio fnns
ttpre?sed their appreciation of the
?oncf rt.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Paclfio Coast.
KtiW, Portland, 41)1.5 meters 6
P- m.. dinner concert by ariat pupUs
Civic Music club members. 7:15 p.
BL leather, police and market re
torts and news bulletins. 8 p. m., con
ly Lorraine Lee, soprano; Ned
;iwkii)f,lD, tenor; Mary Bullock, ac-nil-anijt:.
and Mrs. L. W. Waldorf,
Tp'm.M. Kj p. m Colburn'a Melody
Jien of the Hotel Portland; intermis
rtn F.,i(,s by Marie Madden, soprano.
K U;. 1'uUman, Wash., 34i.0 me
jf T.;tn y p. m.f liiady, Fraser,
"Vioon.l Howell, violinists; Lillian
JtJt)...) p.nnist; "The Vacuum
itt.w .pan a v carpenter; "Oat
llsiy (or the 1'alouse," Leonard
Jffrwipr; -Pointers on Oairy farm-
f.. J'rofcHsor K. V, Kllington.
W - .?'" ffeles, Cal., 417 me-
3--.:::ti (i p mi Kxamlner'l musi-
7 'o . h'ur; 6:43-7. Kaditorial; 7
. 1( ii Harris, detective stones;
if w' I'ro':pam Goodwin-Klinger-eimpany;
g.y. Evening Her-i.-.nce
h..r; 9-10, Examiner, pop
af "n night; 10-11, Patrick-Marsh
jM-0r'!;eStrt' Bett7 iFatrick b,u"
sttle, W'asb 4.13 meters
trt - p' m" ol mpic hotel orchea
ui ,:1"'' I"PP"-Kell7 company
1 , Togram; 8:30-10, Seattle
-H.Mu.ho program.
f-ilVi'- ? An"1' CaJ 278 me
, m- unshine hoar pro-
3,J: - :-"-4::io p. m., auditorinm
"iil serinnn on divine healing.
17 ULJ LJU A i ' " tgp' M tSS
: : MjpT" Tj " Jerry On the Job Valor's Better Part
FTT7 i k&rtrt (Tiwsr w BV6--ia. I 1- v I 8issuy I TvTv I - m BlUA S,
r I i i i j lj i I i I I i I i nv; tvr l?st?j kswtbk 6? Ta.,-' r
!. N . -iiri nersoD, pasior;
t ii ' h'irirn hour, present
? Upa Edwino and -Mary Eiiza
v, Mrs. Rose pianist.
Oaklaad, CaL, 301 metert
n, 1925
- Word Puzzle
on ot entertairment for the liter-
Idol.
Absolute.
Implore.
Kosinouu substance.
Shrub used for tanning.
Celestial bodies.
Park-colored mark on Bkin.
To agitate.
Heinvigorated.
Barren.
Person of low mentality.
Pertaining to magnetic poles.
Coarse part of hemp.
Light brown.
Idle chatter.
Gift or bounty.
One who polishes with files.
Sour,
Red of a bird.
Feuce doors.
Descriptive of affections good
or bad.
Concealed.
Sepulchral monument.
Indefinite.
Defend by arguments.
Enfolded.
Nothing.
Otherwise.
Cover.
Decline.
Exist.
Conjunction.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word
puzzle :
3 p. m., musical program, Cora L.
Williams institute; 4-5:30, concert
orchestra, Hotel St. Fruncia.
. KHJ, Los Angeles, Cal., 404.1 me
ters C:30 p. m., Art Hickman's Bilt
more hotel concert orchestra; 0:30
7:30, little stories American history,
Professor Walter Sylvester llertzog;
Dick WinBlow, juvenilo reporter;
Mickey McBan and Baby Muriel Mc
Cormac, screen juveniles; 8-0, pro
gram, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company; 9-10, program, Lincoln
Heights Commercial and Inudstrisl
association; 10-11, Earl Burtnett's
Biltmore hotel dnuco orchestra.
KLX, Oakland Cal., 509.9 meters
ti-7 p. m., organ; 8-10, studio pro
gram, American theater orchestra ;
10-11:30, Sweet's ballroom.
KXX, Hollywood, Cal., 837.0 me
ters 5:4.Vt):15 p. m., Wurlitzer pipe
organ studio program, sports talk.
Hid Zif ; u:lo-7, dinner hour musci;
7-8, Ambassador hotel concert; or
chestra, Jose Itoficnfeld, director; 8-0,
program, Security Trust and Savings
bank; 0-10, KNX feature program;
10-12, Holly woodland dance orches
tra. KPO, San Francisco, Cal., 420.5
meters---4:30-5:30 p. m., Itudy Sei
ger's Fairmont hotel orrhestrn; 5:30
0:30, children's hour stories. Big
Brother; 7-7:30, Rudy Seiger's Fair
mont hotel orchestra; 7:30-8. program
Conn Band Instrument company; 8
10, xylophone solos, "Hoc" Willats;
Ida Palmer Walker, soprano; Gene
James Rose Room Bowl orchestra.
SUBWAY PLANS COMPLETE
TOKIO, March 11. W) I'lans
for the proposed Tokio municipal
subway system hare so far advanced
that the committee in charge Is ready
to submit the scheme to the gov
eminent The system is to consist
of sbout 50 miles of underground
trackage and the estimated cost is
$t(io.HX.0O0. The project ia to be
completed within. 15 yesrs and tho
greater part of the funds is eipcct
ed to be raised by foreign loans.
a it .nn.ttv niece of furniture,
like sofa, would look even squattier
if nothing were placed with it to raise
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Height Given to
Low Piece
I
I it higher. In the group above, the
large picture on the wall and tall
lamps at each aide of the sofa do
this.
MUTT AND JEFF
Sir.' INCOM6 TAX I MvTT THIS t'll Sc A . tuui. iniuiwo . . v-- r' iww..-r- i
BUSINJ UO.IC. SsW MUSKteol AW) I'LL RepRSNT H OP YooR lNCOrAC Aceoftb.Nfii I
WIDE WATERS
By Captain
j :
(Continued) I
T-JIGII voices could be heard from I
the forecastle, whero tired and j
surly men nrcued loudly and rebel-1
Unnslf RtovIIQ irpimiod hlir Without ,
nnv nlnnmiro nr niniiKPinont. It was
the grim grin of uu upright man i
about to do something not quite so
upstanding. It wum the griu of the j
outcast. Jnke Stevens felt his po- i
sition inteiiKflv. He knew he wan
IlVHiHSr Hinfiii mil mail, 111:11111-1 n n- ,
come passenger nor useful crew.
e
hadno doubhts whatever that reach
ing port to hiin meant nothing nt all
but loss of his certificate, nnd start
ing all over again. Witli every sinew
of !hh powerful frame, ot tension, he
stual-hily " lowered himself into the
water by n rope-end, clutching tlm
dishpan in one encircling arm until
he could set it afloat. Then mcpu'rs lrmn nie sihu-c, aiiu neiore
Mi I firtTv wr
Mary kmc It into the sand, cooklna a tfiick slice of ham.
pushed off from the .hip oml wnm I
swiftly towards the Khore, Homing
, , , .
the rtau uhcad of him. :
llo turned when ho hud almost I fir(. of ,)rill(J iInpr,gll W(), tliut ; -w'u lo" " '"
j reached the roekn. The Doctor lil j rollpypfl sparks as well os smoke! "Don't he n fool!" snapped Jokl
j not appeared yet. Ho grinned again; j j,,. nmrt,.,) u Ms ,Ike set a stone angrily, lie might bo obliged lo en
I and now there was a trace of Balis- i ruing under foot. Her eyes opened dure whims in a girl; but he could
faction In the griu. Jake had formed i ,vi,,. in Hiurl. ihe dropped nil hin . t"'t tolerate erankineHS on tlin part
splendid plan, it ne coum ouo
vrin nut of sight from the ship before
vhe Doctor discovered the loss of the
beef and bread, he would soon he
I sitting on top of the worm, tic
i .eramhlod out of the water, and enr-
ricd his stores hurriedly out of sight
beyond the waterside, and crouched
expectantly. The Doctor's untidy
bead bobbed along above the rail of
the Orontos, going to the galley. Jake
lintened. and watched. The Doctor
reappered, and passed nan 10 i" , was all right. A little of the d.-sper-cshin.
Apparently he had been so s , reh.Q fn,,.,, 01:t ()f hc
intent upon the cabin dishes Hint h ; ljte nr(,
had not n.ticed the loss of beef and. broll)!lt ,,or fr ,,, bnnt
bread. trip. Mary," said .lake with an un-
Juke started off again as soon atr,.rtnin h,,,,,, selling down the dish
t),n hoboing head disappeared. lie
marched over the rough grouud
chuckling, iieyonu tne rocay euon; scemen: eieilcd.
the grouud rose more gently and -you didn't mean to sail across
level. lie duckel around a bluut face ; alone, with Ike, did you'" he de
of volcanic debris, and came in sight j nmnded. She shook her head, hut
of a loug stretch of comparatively 1U1I not answer aloud, "i'ou were in
shelving beach. 1 here was sunu. ;
Trees grew, and there was plenty of;
coarse camel grass. Hut far more
welcome than trees or grass was the i
sight of the ship's missing boat
dnwn uo to a flat rock a mile dis
tant, and obviously lied there.
He walked -rapidly inland, until
in of invisibility from ihe ship.
Then he strode buoyantly long tow-;
ards the boat. Where that boat was, j
.Mary was near. He knew the .aland,
Knew ahe could never get far, so.
I iocg ss she remained upon iL lie
had been afraid she had uritfd Ike
faintly to uare the atraiu witn tier. it was waltr music t i m that was built to rhyme. There was sway
That wan no great undertaking for a j that was swrt as could be. The d.meea of old, so Je ofren been told.
n i lor, or for a sailor a daughter, I were affairs of Just hwm eritnry.
either, in the weather prevaihi.g. Aj Today? Well, how chnngd. with ths tunes rearranged till the hfst
fine little air of wind blew on the that the modern youth has Is womtj ina from the old into new inelr
8t raits side of the Inland. It was no scrolfM. And tlsy we are ending it Jnzi.
more than tweuly-four or five iuiln j The vrtnn and tf-ndf-rncsa "-ms to have slippfd. as our preipnt
to Anjer, and from AnjeR there was., day orchestra plays. f old 'twns th Iovitn' sweet walta that they
a railroad to Hatavia. Hut Jake tripped. Twoukl be fun to go hack to those d;ns.
wanted to have something to ny
about dt making that trip in a sh.p's :
bonL' Kor that he had stolen beef
and bread; for that he had swum
ashore like a thief. There was fre!.
water in the boat's btir , he knew. ',
Who should know, if he did not?;
Hada't be been a good chief mate?!
THE EUGENE GUARD
H I f NOW Vjfc'LL LET THU Pie I f WLL. TrVe GOVtRUfAewT. t" I
-A SEA TALE
A. R. Pinslc
Very well. A good chief mnto knows
there is frewli water In the ship's
bunts.
. wi,,... u tiim-n in Anifi-!
hnfn ni..l.t Slllit wnlllfl irlllll
enough to'gi) with llilil. Wasn't nhe I
negiecieu anu rorioru. its u wiim uri.
cast and shainedV WnKn't it nil-on
her account? And thoro wan (lie
matter of mi nnWer. ' Whul belter
neension than this, to ask thiH hub-
wcr
Juke wuh altnost happy when he
tunned a gentle ki'Uksv knoll and nh
ruplly rimiii 'in wight H" the host
again, Urtwcen it nnd him wuh n
stunted tree, covered with hanging,
dead moss. The shore was covered
with driftwood. Some pieces of tim
ber had been pnipped nguinst too
tree. Ike Nunlly was carrying oilier
ll.c propped ti.nher. l.i.-l. formed !
"'"h" . ........ .... ....... .. .
ply smiid cooking u tlnrk nln-e of ham
...n,; u .
i,1( cxeent one stout hit of oak or
teak, and came running
nt he
In-
voluntary cry.
"Don't sing out, Mary!" Jake cried.
"No need to be . frightened o me,
lass." e-
"Uo away!" she panted, "tin back!
I'm not going with you! Ike!"
"HubIi, my girl, hush!" h" soothed.
"I've come for my answer!
Mary turned' a flushed and smoke,
smudged face to Ike and told him it
nBn w;ti. tim nnd hrei.,1
Th(t;
Kjri regarding hin (pieerly.
Hue -.
r iir.ith once was the day when the
bnllad and such. Your grandma
go, though today they're not song very
The love songs of old. whn the
In miic and word. The tnU-s they'd
'and the lyrics were never nbminl.
ICopyngbt, lP'j,
According to Mutt, the Government is Rawther Hoggish
n hurry to leave the ship. You
ishoiiM have told me, Mary. I would
have helped you. I've come to help
you now."
"I want no help!" she cried, impa
tiently. "What did you follow me
for? Haven't 1 been bothered enough
with broody men all the voyage? Go
b:i'li
and work to save the nhip!
Listen to me, Jnke," Mary went
'" 'Ultetly
She turned her hot
face sipmrely towards him, uud her
eye gleamed darkly, "You know I
didn't expect to give you an aimwer
under these circumHtuiicctf. Hut I'll
tell you one thing for your pence of
mind, anil tliut' is, if I ever felt like
I giving you the answer you seem to
want, 1 would feel far, far more like
giving it to you now than if you were
t'nptuin Stevens of the Oroides t ill.'
,She walked away a levy steps, with,
head bowed. Ike had 'stuck the meat
upright on a stick, nnd was now get
ting u bunt ax from the boat to chop
some Fin nil fuel. .lake Rtnnd watch
ing her, wil h hope hit ruing in his
yen. When uhe turned again he
ventured:
"Won't you tell me now. Mary?"
"No, no! Leavo mo alone, please.
A devil of ill luck fu'cnif to have pos
sessed me. I have ruined you. I
have ruined poor Ike. He'll surely
get put in jail for running away wilh
the boat. All I have thought about
has been mynelf. Don't speak to me,
.lulu, 1 on't look at inc. If I mil
permit led to remain here so long, 1
will tell you my decision ut this time
lonim'row. And then I either return
lo the Oroiitc to be chastized like a
naughty child, or you shall take me
across the straits. I won't speak to
juii again until then!"
.She ran down to the boat and
climbed in. Jake gazed after her
t lion gilt fully. As for Ike, he held
.at lo his ax and sturcd at hiin just
. thoughtfully. Ike Saintly had a
mind which needed a lot of stirring
up before he could understand I hat
the man repulsed of one day may be
the welcomed guest of the next.
"Metier punk these along with your
stores, Ike," said Jake, pushing the
'f;i"' lhc Ilul,bl' '"
We got plenty o stores," returned
ungraciously. " on keep what
"t a weazened lltllo flunky, "mi the
lot together. No need to mnko two
camps for one night. We'll eat tO'
Belhcr."
(To be continued)
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Klmer .M. llcker et ui to K. M.
Yearian Lot 0, bHl. 8, Mountain
Peak. ?l.
Samuel M. Dick et tig to Mamls J.
Newman Lot 41, Kairview Model
Orchards, $10.
Fred i. Itrewer to Addlsnn I'.
Hrewer Int. in various tracts in tp.
HUH It 7 W, $10.
Nina B. Blocker to Trspy A. Hteck
er et iiz Tract tp. 17 H R 3 W, $10.
A ''Ui'erworin et hi to Mr.
ifinnyn Arcner i ni! inct in nig.
1H, Kairmount, $10.
llnllpy'o eomet made it iant ap
pearance In 11MO.
music we d play was mostly all
would know bow those old-Ume'rs
much.
lovers were bold. wtr swet both
unfold little heart feeling told
,hA Htrvice, lnc.
FIAPPER FANNY say?
if
OtMl SV MM HWVICt. IHC.
Many a fnt olrl who rldei to roduoe
roduoos the hnrso.
CROSS-WOHI) FOR
LITl'Llv FOLKS
Answer to yesterday's piiKzlo.
Today's Styles
n
To match the hat and costume is
one of fashion's whims this year, and
it is niot effective as jotf esn see
by this photograph. The upper pari
of the frock is jelluw and the nkirt
and bandings are of yellow and brown
I pl.-sid. Th hat has a plain yellow
crown and a plaid brim turned up
irmn the fce
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SHAiRe
TO WHAT
JACK DAW'S
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redn.r .
AT LOO RIVBR CHAPTER 10
Mrsi i fir f i I - . sua i f it- i
tv a::j i i ic Lsr imT iAi m ii :
i r r 1 hi lj i jfNyt Av.atL 'vmlj
a. f -fmmi tsdj w, ucr x -mlmm t i.
gl 1- Url II I- ,
JACK was yery much Interested In the operations of the sawmill. He had
novor Been such large bbws before, and h was amazed to ace the
great tree trunks slide beneath the snw teeth and tall right In two. . Jack
asked the snwmtll mon all sorts of questions.
rpiIK men were very kind and explained Just how everything worked.
Dotty had been flirough sawmills before and she sat down to rest
with Flip while Jack was taken nil through the mill. At the rear of the
mill was a great long chute that ran from the top of a hill to the mill
shed.
jS Ills I
"VOW watch at top of the chute," said the mill man. Jack looked up
4 and saw a big tree trunk coming over the edge. When It got Just
so far It tipped forward nnd then started Its rapid slide down to the mill.
The chuto was merely a rut worn In the soft mud of the hillside. (Continued.)
Home Hints
VKVEK add cold water to spaghetti
as It Is boiling, as this maken
it tough. If more water la needed,
add boiling water.
To Remove Spots
Hnin spots wil! disappear from
stiede shoes if they are rubbed with
j an emery board Birch as you use for
I manicuring.
Uia Grated Cheese
j (Irated chetsea added to the white
: sauce you serve with cauliflower
makes it much more delcious.
Celery Oellclout
Celery is delicious served stewed
ns a vegetable wilh a white sauce
and grated cheese.
""
Tasty Salad
Canned pears and rrenm cheese
make ti tnsty salad served wilh cream
mayonnaise.
More than KtHMl deer are killed la
California each year
Page Seven
By BUD FISHER
mew OULP) AFTR Trtft
1
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VouR lMCM.e
I LSTT
ADVENTURES
movies.' remarked Kannia
Finch,
"Mukitig love, 1 would say, la a
ii)
First you laugh, then you (2)
Then you holler 'tiood (3)
And tho thing ia all set for the -(4.
,
' (1) Pipe (slang),
CJl Heller.
I H) To purchase.
(41 Clutch. To grasp with excep
tional Yehemccco or gusto.
KCt'PNK COIXKiTION AGENCY,
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W. II. HLHWKIIS. MUIL U
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