The Eugene guard., March 19, 1925, Image 7

nrfjny Evening, March"
Today's Cross
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HORIZONTAL
1. renaming to dainty, expensive
cookery.
7. Climate.
13, Consumed by slow degrees.
14. Native.
16. Rescue.
17, Minds.
19. To stuff.
JO. Pertaining to tne pose.
51. Neuter pronoun.
22. Organ of hearing.
24. Because.
23. Act
2J. Lighted.
25. Equal value.
3u. Indian cloth.
31, Vegetable.
32. Returned sound,
34. Evening.
36. Poet.
ST. Game of cards.
89. Single.
40. Opposite of bottom.
41. Bird that swims.
42. A blBck resinous substance.
43. Liquid fat (except below zero
Centigrade). V
44. In a place.
45. Cutter (grass).
47. Conjunction.
43. Kent.
90. Satirical.
52. To perch.
65. On top.
66. Fish.
57. Smell.
59. Depart.
60. 45 degree arc.
63. Faints.
63. To plunge In water.
66. A dandy.
68. Hongs sung by single voice.
69. tiea eagle.
70. Silly.
XI. Flame.
73. More Indigent.
74. Koped.
VERTICAL
1. Some time.
2. Highly imaginative and lyrical.
3. Aner.
i l'ield.
5. Indefinite article.
6. Woody surface of cloth.
7. A small mass.
8. llebrew diety.
Radio
Programs
"The modern boy," says Jam ca W.
McGurk, toe Philadelphia humorint,
u uriui fall of radio that fie no
njer sjys Now I lay me down to
weep' at bedtime. He has listened in
n o much broadcasting that when
it comes time for him to retire he
kneiU beside his little bed and says'
"lint is station Izzy Suliivau signing
off. Amen ami good night.' "
Increasing service to the listener
M Secretary Hoover's watchword.
Thcrtj are today 003 broadcasting sta
t1011 tuher in operation, or under
instruction. If these 455 are class A,
watts power or less. One hun
Jd e)(;lit are class li, of more than
watts. Class A stations have a
'd im ot good practical reception of
moro toan 25 or 50 miles. Class
d Btatious, of course, have a much
'der radius, Mr. Hoover says that
policy of allowing increase in
er to ,",000 watts will mean the
fdn:!i of serviceable reception will
w groat. y increased.
'"t Hie pulice chiefs In the principal
of tiit United States, and other
l"s of the world, have been sup
vuh the key of a new teiegrapb
fc ivi.. jierfectid by Charles Collins
f ihe f.iig.-r print bureau at Scotland
'"'l lornlon. Inder this p.an, by
ni tue radio is brought into play
j" Hunt Uie work of detectives in
"'iiii triminals, the records of per-
Le.d on suspicion may be ob
wuid by wireless broadcasting of
' t fii.KT prints.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Paolflo Coast.
K.J v . L'ortjunJi 4W,5 meters 5 p.
tliii inn's program; 7:15 p. m.,
"'ilir, police and market teports
'" oulletins; 8, Woodmen of
Xi' Wonj banquet by wire telephony
y0:' M.iltnomah hotel; 10, Uwignt
.Muitnoman hotei Strollerj.
j., '" Angelea. 4US.5 meters
-o i. n,, , Kxaminer's musical half
ii:4.".-7, radiotorial talk and
Aorrt H. Scott of Y. M. C. A.,
' "d Citisenship;" 7-7:30,
Lewis, 13, pianist; Harold Lew-
tiut.st; 7:30-8, the Sue tdio;
. Drozrnm U..nl..J 111 n.mrnT.
T Mi.,i,a 0f San Diego;" tMO,
" I'll l:r.i!on trio, Helen Do".
"": -Marim Hischo, cellist; Doro
ly Uai.roo, riolinitt; 10-11, Emm
''vat of American Penwomen.
"sklsnd. Cal.. 861.S meter.
' " P m., golf lesson, Joe "orak;
H.lir." Kflil .L-.. Artn trio.
s.
1 -t.
f ,f'.lU' Lo' Angelea, 40S.2 meters
n m.. Art Hickman Iilltmore
1 Iieer, Vw.ril VltS-
"I neeri orchestra, Kdward Kits-
S.wtnri 0 :SO-T :8ft ' little
19, 1925
- Word Puzzle
1 horisontal
at a elsnn. !
ai UlO 1
HiO BOUJV IIUIS, HI
time, it a sample of
Pt Itai
!'. Monarch.
10. Owns.
11. One who eludes.
12. Load anew.
15. ltap lightly.
IS. Juice of trees.
20. Form of no.
23. Hastened.
24. 1'lump.
27. Inlet to the stomach.
20. Unrestrained.
30. To this.
81. Printed sheets.
83. l'ut out.
35. Chews.
30. Knife. .
38. Myself. '
40. I'reposition.
45. Upright pole on a boat
48. Frees.
48. Unfasten.
49. To call for a repetition.
50. Walking stick.
51. Animals used for milk and meat
53. disregard.
54. Thrown.
50. To put on a base.
58. Covering of a house (pi.)
61. Harmonv.
62. Weight 2000 lbs.
64. Dish of many ingredients.
66. Distant
67. Chum.
70. Is.
71. Musical note.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word
puzzle:
'BM7I
Walter Sylvester Hertzog; Dickie
Brandon, screen starlet; Uncle John;
! 7.30, "Art," llnrold Swartz; 7:4-",
"Care cf the Body," Dr. I'hilip jl.
. Lovell; 8-10, program, Hev. h . Ches
ley, Ford dealer; I'iggy Wiggy girls
trio; 10-11, Art Hickman's Biltmore j
hotel dance orchestra, Earl Burtnett, j
lender.
KNX, Hollywood, Cii. 336.9 meters:
5:45-0:15 p. m., Wurlitzer pipe
organ studio, sports tulk, Sid iff;
6:HO-7.;iO, SCiegler's orchestra pre- i
sented by L. A. County Association of !
Optometries; o-lO, K.NA ieature
tiroWrTON'AlTIEaAl5r !
W WD ANA NE3T A DHE
DpTE IeSo c iejAiN MnmsIe
nesTPiElAlKiaslAia
program; 10-1 1, Abe Lyman s cocoa-: Craft of all types, from gorce
nut drove dance orchestra. j ous Pteotners, and magnificent cren-
KKOA, Seattle, 455 meters 6-7 P-i tions like the Orontes. to little native
m . children's hour, Big Brother; i-,
7:.'l0. Theodore J. Irwin, orgauish; 9-1
10, Patrica Galloway, soprano; 10-11;
Oene James Hose Boom aowi or
chestra. KFOA, Seattle, 455 meters J-7 p.
m., sUidio program by 3oran School
for Boys. Silent night.
KJU, Seattle, 384.4 meters 7-8:30,
p. m Moron School for Boys pro
gram; 10:30-11!. weekly meeting of
the "Keep Radiating Order of the
Bats."
KFSO. Los Angelen. 275.1 meters -7:30-9:15
p. m., , auditorium service
with sermon on divine healing, male
quartet, sermon with religious music.
Mountain ijiitvi.,
CNKC, C'alg.ry Alt...
8 p. m., CNKC a Little aympnonj
orchestra; solo numbers.
Home Hints'
W'ATKH spots which are very dis
' figuring to a waied floor may be
removed by a very few drops of am
monia applied on a cloth.
Salt Helpful
vncn roo, . - .
fire, throw a little salt over tt l coal j
When cooking a steaa over a coo
io pre, vu.
T Remove Oil
Machine To, 25.
,yM J Wf1. I
taken out with gssoline or washed
In white soap and cold water.
r-. epn.hMl Velvet
rv. w -- .
Raise the pile cru.neo ".v" o,
stretching ov-r a wet eiotn iaia o..
SSRFC W.1
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MUTT AND JEFF
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Jerry On the Job
WIDE WATERS'
By Captain A.
8tNOPSIS
ALDEN DRAKE, formerly a sail
or, grown soft and flabby through a
life of idle ease, ships aboard the clip
per Orontes as'"boy" under the coin
maud of
JAKE STEVENS, whose enmity he
quickly incurs because of a mutual
love for
MA U Y MANNING, daughter of
the owner, who is a passenger. At
Cope Town, Stevens is superseded bh
captain by Drake, whoso luwyers have
seen to the purchase of the Orontes
during its cruise. Stevens is reduced
to the rnnk of chief mate.
The Orontes is becalmed in the
Straits off Java. Mary slips away
.from the ship with Ike, the steward,
aud Inter Jake goes to join her !
ashore. After the ' party has been
brought back to the Orontes and a ,
mutiny has been quelled, the Orontes
sets on its way ngnin.
Mary did not think it necessary to
tell Ike Saintly every bit of the dis
cussion that had gone on regarding
Erb Oats. 'Erb had not only killed j
Tony, but had very grievously wound-
ed Juke Stevens, too: when Jake was
first officer of the ship. Jnke had to i
be consulted. It was no use letting !
Erb run, only to be dragged back j
because Jake accused him. So Mary
had been told lo get Jake's views.
"Holl!" ginned Juke, to her ques
tion. "Me wont Jo see him swing?
ot jn ,UjS Worlil, girl! Tf he hadn't
stuck that kinfe into my gizzard,
now woujd I ever havo known thnt
you '
Atden Drake remained aloof for ;
hours while the ship sailed smoothly
through the glittering waters of the i
sunm Straits. Java loomed gray to ,
(.turhoard; the sea was dotted now ;
produce boats. Ibis was the t.ateway j
to the East. Mary sot on the sky-1
light, working nt her Bheepskin. ;
swinging an impatient foot. Drake:
had asked her to stsy there, and she j
did; but Jake Stevens still had to re-
main down on the mrindeck, belonging
to neither end of the ship, a nobody.
She began to feel irritable. She felt
that there wus something tremendous
hanging over her bend again: yet
since Drake had hinted something to
her she could not, without" utterly
disbelieving him, feel that whatever
it was would harm her. The feeling
of portent was nothing like that other
feeling of pot ending evil that had
made the voyage through the Indian
,r'.t. , ,,,.
- n;n.nfl" nn HTirt i
then her thoughts ran away with her blooms In the garde., this Is the first:
nnd she reviewed her experiences from group to be considered. i
the moment she had felt sorry for the Some belonging lo tins group or
stowowny hurled into the dock. The hardy annuals and, perennials are::
warm red deepened In her cheeks as j anehusa, campanula, candytuft, r'n- ;
she recalled thone evenings spent with i eraria, rlarkia, columbine, corn- :
Alden Prnke. Tilings bad gone far 1 flower (bnrhclor button). Knalish :
then. Kbe hnd henrd bim any be ; daiy. felicia. forget-me-not. fru-,
loved her. Hhe had called him Alden. j glove, geranium, ;odet:a. hi-lbhoek. i
He bad called her Mary. He hadharkspnr, pot marigold, memnphila,
kind her. Anything might have hap-; mignonette, pansy, pe.nts'emon. phhn :
nened at that time. Hut then he had
- tt,rv changed Tllh command. '
had speedily become convinced
.... h , another world man
hers. He waa a complete sanor.
l'iS
if Jake Stevens would ever rise to
rake s level, even as a amp master.
But of one thing she was as sure
as she wss tbst she hesthed: Alden
Drake might be the finer gentleman,
even the more finished seaman; but
he could not thrill her heart as could
the strong, rough perhaps, hot blood
ed blond Viking of her day dreams.
She buried her face In the silky fleece
and crooned to it.
rir.te alsnced at her often. He
saw the glorious color light her face.
- Th, ld of Jlr,
, her hair. She had;
never seemed so fair. He smiled when I
she burled her face In the sheepskin, j
it. wslked a short course from the i
! uffrail to abreast of the missen rlgg- (
lug ruffing slowly, luiunousiy i ms
blsckened old briar pipe. He, too,
saw things In retrospect. On vivid I
picture of Msry and Stevens aland-1
Ing side hy side on the Island shore j
looking hltn In the face and asking I
no favor.' for Jake,
THE'EDGENE GUARD
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- A SEA TALE
E. Dingle
all my good intent," Drake mused, j sixty degrees when sufficient mois
"Nothing but uneasiness and trouble mre is presout,
since 1 pulled off what seemed lo be - l.rnad-leavi'd herbaceous plans that
a splendid coup. All ! have done is j are frost remxtant are more auscrp
to use my money to muke men my tible to heat Injury than those with
ptHythiugs. If Stevens hates me small leaves. This is due to the large
(Jood Lord! Why shouldn't he? At , area of leaf surface from which evop
this tuomcnt, for alt he-knows, he's a 'oration takes place,
ruiued man. And all to gratify my Although the . English wallflower,
infenal vanity. All his life he lias wjj stand considerable frost (1 have
followed the bitterest road there in, cern the mature plant uninjured by a
to achieve command. And I buy light snowfall) thero is a variety,
him out of his first command, and ' known as the Siberian wallflower 1
In spite of his nelf-reproachful 'litdrantbua Allionii) which is even
thoughts he had to stop and smile ( fore fioat ronistanCi The blooms arw
softly at the girl on the skylight. ,rnuge-yflluw in color with a normal ;
"(Mite obviously I might havo robbed j Mourning period of approximately '
him of his foreordained mate with-iW0 months,
out giving his u thought. ,ord! l.'oXg(,Veii should be placed In n!
What a couple they II make! And l
dared to think that I was fit to fiithi-r
her young Su Lions!" lie smiled
again, and the sin tin grew to a centli
laugh, lie had spoken to her regard-
ing tliOrte evenings in .(Jape Town,
not an hour ago. lie wanted to do
the right thing as he saw it. They
had been very warm friends. There
had even been talk of hearts and
flowers, n hint of little hand. ; lie;
need hove been under no appreluwi-!
aion. What she told him in a few j
brief, biting sentences had shown him i
quite a lot of faults he had not su-1
spected he possessed. What nlu told ;
him hnd not only decided- him onco )
for all thut he belonged ashore, ui.d ;
not at sea, for all that he lored it; !
it had decided him that perhaps great j
wealth might be used to better ad- j
vantage to buy' privilege and power.
So strong nan the memory of her
arraignment , that be started ax if to
go to ber. ' lie had told her he would
see Jake Stevens at six o'clock, lie
wanted, to wait. But the impulse al-;
most spoiled his resolution. He uh
impatient to talk to Stevens. To (
nave him fom taking the pieumtnie
Mcp, little Ike Saintly came to :iiin
with an nlr of great mystery, glaneing
precutitiously at Mary. They vliis-
pored together for a moment,
tlieli
had
Ike stole below iigaiu. l::tk
nsked Mary to remain on deck until
he called Stevens up. She had agreed
without a thought about reasons. Butt
Ike knew tliut he was not supposed j
to he let Into Imh secret just jet. '
Hence his 'mysterious actions.
(To bo continued.)
On (iardenintf
I!y C. h. I I.1.VT
(harden and S-til Kxnert)
TltOS'l' rcffiatnnt IhtIiih-'-ouh plants
are Ihe enrly flowerinu one of
your I'-cal.ty. Many arc winter flow-
erlng where Ihe temoenilure sold. . m
Urona below thirtrlwo de.rees. Kahr.
II one IS piltnilllix tor ui-' . nn,.,u .
drummondi, poipy I native I aliiornia.
Iceland and Shlry), prunroe snap-
dragon, atock, sweet alys.um. sweet
nea. lalerian. violet, wsllllower.
In those districts of early spring
fhme frown.
Though little o,iiare plot i. the best thai you've got, you still can
grow food for your table. So get out the ho and the shovel; let's go!
And garden the best thnt we're sble.
Just don your old clothes, for the av'rage man knows that (he dirt
and the dust soon will fly. It's almost like play when you dig In the clny,
making beds for the seeds you will boy.
Whatever man plants, there Is always a chance thst he'll have b'tter
luck than espected. Jt pars you to stick to your task, for the kick thst
youll get wflen what grows is collected.
There's something that's resl. at the evening time meal when you dine
of the things that you've grown. They're better, by far, than the store
bought things are, If the truth of the metier were known.
(roo.Hrht. injs.
Yes, The Twin Brothers Certainly Look Alike
v,jiJ vp i
'."".."TT SZ
'flowers in the fall, judging the time
of planting by the existing tempera
ture. SimmU of plunts thriving at a
. luw tempf rnture usually .Terminate at
shady locution in those reaions of
lush temperature. Sweet alyssum
may become a tearden pest in sumo lo
ruliticH. riuutiiiKA of cornflowers or
bachelor buttons will not be appre
ciated if one lives among the whent
fields, u nlf km the b loo tun are picked
I so that no seed can form. Otherwise.
the seed will Bi-atter to the wheat
i fields and the . succeeding crop uf
; seed will be harvested with the wheat
: tciving it a disagreeable tastu when
ground.
I lie planting chnrt previously pub
lished gives detuil IU to color and
otb'T cultural in forum tiou.
(Next Article: Chrynutithoimims)
:
Lynthia drey Nays:
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By CYNTHIA URRY
I Oil one man who envies the bride
groom there are teu girls who
wish they were the bride!
The most clever womnn Is the one
who make a mm think that he, him
self, in clever. It's only the Dumb
D"ras who try to impress the mit.e
sex with tlifir own smartness.
The greatest disappointment that a
married woman knows is when her
hiis'iaiid KtNpfi nmking love and starts
making money.
It tsk't a brillinnt girl to get n
; brillinnt on h-r i-naKemont finger
i ihffe care lens dsysl
I Dear Mis (irey: I am a widow 45
j years old. It is five years since my
; hunhund died, and I huve been very
lonelr during that time. I would like
I to Ret married hut I have no wy of
meeting nii-ii, nn 1 kfep a little dr.v
eooil store wlu're woimn are my only
rumoniers. 1 should like lo consult
a iiiMtrirnotiUI bureau, as 1 hnve
l.fnnl thnt widows nnd widowers oflm
.meet that way. Ho you know If this l
..-v, -
I hare ntver heard of anyone
meeting a suitable mate through
a mnlrimoniel bureau. On the
contrary, one often reads of dis
astrous marrlngev that were
brought about Id this vtry wny. '
The men who patronise t.iem are
usually fortune-hunters, for any
man who la worth his silt can go
out and find a mate without re
sorting to a bureau of thia kind.
jnnus jonnson, m ner oi nomn
H. Klum. ws. killed by fsllmg ro k
in ine mine ui ine .lnnusm nu-
provement company at Itostjn.
NFA Service. Tne.)
FIAPPER FANNY &t&s
Aftor all, a promiscuous hugger
gets Into many a tight squoozo.
Today's Styles j
.Printed ailk with small order and
extra portion dots makes this attract
ive two-pleee frock that consists of
a pleated skirt and a simple orer
blouse. The skirt Is attached to a
camisole top thHt Is revenld as the
dickie. Part of the chsrm Iks In
the color, the silk being white and the
dot being brilliant scarlet.
CROSS-WOKI) FOR
ATVLi: FOLKS
By I,ITTr,K JOK
T HAP this whole piurJe almost fin
khed when I found I couldn't get
a simple word of two letters for 13
down. Hn f asked my dad for help
He gave me s word thst ha knew
but that nw to me.
I've used It, but since I had to get
help to make this puttie 1 think I
ought to let erery boy or girl who
wants to solve the punla ak daddy's
ad vie.
fo, If you esn't ft IU down, or
don't understand what the combing-
llnti meape when you get It throoeh
I febiel,;A'cJfc,sv5S5?si
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JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story bj Hal Cochran Drawings bf U W. Rednar
AT LOO RIVHR CHAPTER 16
TACK and Dotty then worked their way through the branches ol the
bit; trea and crossed an open space. Flip and Klop trailed alonj be
hind them. "Now wo can wateh the men saw," said Kotty, as they came
upon two men who wore prepnrlnt to Bond nnothor big troe ornshing
down to the ground.
fgplH
MNf! man atood one one aide of the tree and the other on the othor aide.
Hach held to one end of a long, queer looking aw, and as they pushed
It back and forth through the tree trunk Sawdust flew in all directions,
"dec, I'd like to try my hand at sawing," aaid Jack. "Ilet I could do If
fNU of the men beard Jack and
' said, "Tome on right up and
friend can take the other side."
and grabbed hold of the saw. "(Jo
see you push It back and forth."
the word going across Just ask dnd.
he knows'
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Soil.
Separated Into slEfs.
Toward.
Myself.
Kxlsts.
Upon.
Monthly card containing grades.
Bone colored.
DOWN
l eu light.
The word that always gos with
either.
Preposition.
What make you remember.
To mil.
Pmsll hole or depression.
Hirer In Italy.
Hone.
London's famous clock, "Rig Ren,'
t. ha.n h.rd tiekiii. In llnrneo. I
j Stance of 10,000 miles. Its Ucka
broadcast over the rsdto.
Page Seven
Bv BUD FISHER
The Rapid Giver
he stopped sawing for moment and
take this handle. And your little girl
Ho Jack and Dotty rushed forward
ahead, now," shouted the man, "let'f
(Continued.)
When a clmppie we'll call Dennit
1 unn
Missed hl trnln ho decided to
(1)
Hut the train went so (2)
Dennie gurgled at (3)
"I believe It's been shot from g 1
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(1) Hoof It a la hot foot.
t2t Precipitously.
(31 In the final analysis.
(4) (iat, smoke wagon.
It Is customary among certain sects
of Algiers to bury the dead1 with the
bottles of medicine nsed during theit
' I" Illness.
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