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HORIZONTAL
Pertaining to the uir.
you (biblical).
BlackiBh.
That which holds the oar.
Fur-bearing animals.
Ghost
Pecay.
Ancient Persian viceroys.
Hasten.
Large birds.
Approaches.
Document.
Spanish gentlcmnu.
Free.
To wait on. ,
Vibratory motion.
Appointed.
To give forth.
Entreated.
Accident.
Small far-bearing animal.
Labor organization.
Beverage.
Commerce.
Killed.
To sing.
To coast (past tense).
Automobile license plate.
One who thinks.
Founds (abbr.).
Closer.
An evergreen shrub.
To speak to.
Attempted.
To put to proof.
To appear.
VERTICAL
1. Article of clothing.
To do.
Ei tends.
To run again (past tense),
Hea food.
To.
Musical Instruments.
Periods of time.
Radio
Programs
Any lover of James Whitcomb Hi
's poems will set his dial to KOW
kt at 8 o'clock for the whole
iram. Fergus Iteddie of Eugene,
wlesior of drama and speech arts,
Jl ajain appear before the mlcro-
Mne In the Oregonlan tower for a
f. of Riley readings. Mr. Reddie
wi entirely unknown to broadcast
Wraers, for he had the reputation
ei'cinng one ot the greatest s
hment of applause cards from en
aiiastic fans of the many who have
fared on KOW.
n the use of a new machine, in-
' led in Paris by M. Verdan, and
l-uila of which are being kept e
:", it is claimed that 10,000 words
our ciin be transmitted and re
'I'ed by radio. The apparatns is
:"Mcted to the Baudot machine,
1 used for telegraphy.
Bedford has formed Iturtln rfnh.
a'lr to liugenc't, for the same
ie, to clear the air of unnecea
"7 iaterference.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Paciflo Coast.
Portland, 4U1.5 meters 5
Children's nrnerfimf tnrv hv
f '" Adkins. 0 p. m., Cantata "Wueen
'''" b.v Latter Day Saints church
'r- ':iii P. m.. Weather, no lice
11 es bulletins. 8 p. m., Univer-
f " Heddie, professor of drama and
and speech ' arls', reading
Whltoomb Hiley poema.
'AK. Pullman. Wash . '4M.A me-
f"-;:.'10D p. mi V(,ra Bohlke, ao-
. marguerite MacLachlan, Tio
"; "Keeping Rabbits," Charles
W; "What la Worth Seeing in
Prnfeeeor Carl SI. Brewster;
''Ming Spring Pageants," Profes-
I 'gy, DOOK mat, Alice
w .!' Cel., 408.5 maw
''"'i p. m., Kxaminer'a musi
, 'f """f; 0:45-7, Kadiotor.al talk;
r.ia:n iicr, vocal recital, puplli
Qoinug Tn.lnr an l,.- .
L ;rl". organist; 0-10, Evening Her
f "our of dance mosic; 10-11,
Oocbel Lt Grand, conrert
V He.tUe, Waah., 8S4.4 me
' ,. : 1-1 p. m.. Sherman-Clajr
"'. pr,.tram; 8:30-10. Seattle
' studio program; 10:03-11, Ed-
and hia orihestra.
"UJ. 1. Angeles, Cal., 40.2 me
i"H':u P- -. Art Hickman's
h concert orchestra. Ed-
'iti;ia,hck, director; 6:30-7:30.
'tciri., American history; Pro-s;-er
Hylrester Hertaog:
t ,rl livftdrick, screen juvenile;
. "' :e isaatt Fe Trail," Gladys
. :": li, program, Western
,. '""T'lily company; arranged by
"i inn
.,"jnm')ii; JO-U, Ail Jii -
""re hiii-l dance orchestra,
'".Hi'inett, leader.
tMki.Dd. Cal. 608.1 metere
Today's Gross-Word Puzzle I
..Under lb. -" i "' Rudy.rd Kipling's f.mout Korks. Th,
jin, wonl i. found in 23 . T.rtcal. Literary folk ought to discover it
.lout looking up the definition.
0.
10.
12.
14.
17,
ID.
21.
23.
Tale.
Accomplish.
Put in tune.
Someone else (pi.).'
Recuperate.
To rxish in on.
The first garden.
Hy some means.
Indian tret's.
Citizen of Home.
Covering. '
To tear.
Baby bear.
Urgent.
Areas away from the ocean.
Harassed.
Thin.
Between two hills.
Foods.
Holsherista.
resire to drink.
Joints In legs.
A game. -To
vex.
Where lumber comes from.
Stratagem.
Skill.
Male sheen.
-'IP.
81:
32.
35.
30.
37.
38.
4(1.
41.
42.
44.
45.
48.
49.
52.
53.
56.
58.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word
puzsle :
atudlo program; 0:45-10:30, Sweet's
ballroom.
KN.T, Hollywood, Cal., 330.0 me
ters 5:45-6:15 p. m., Wurlltr.er pipe
organ studio; sports talk, Sid Ziff;
0:80-7:30, dinner hour music; 8-10,
collego "frat" program; 10-11, June
Pursell, the' KNX girl, singing popu
lar songs; 11-12, Abe Lymnn's Co
connut Grove dnnce orchestra from
Ambassador hotel.
RPO, San Prsnclsco, Cal, 42.8.8
meters 4:30 5:30 p. m, Hudy Hel
ger'a Fairmont hotel orchestra; 8-10,
Cleveland Six orchestra; one-act play,
membera Theater Art club, Tulma
Zctta Wilbur, director.
KJK, Seattle, Wash., 384.4 meters
S:804):30 p. in., musicsl program;
0:30-10 p. m.. Spsnish class of the
Little Red Radio school.
KFRG, Is Angeles, Cal., 276.1
meters 7:30-0:15 p. m, auditorium
service, music led hy the band, male
quartet, sermon with religious music.
Mountain Stations
KOA, Denver, Colo.. 322.4 meters
fl p. m., Fred Schmidt snd hh
Rialto Theater dance orchestra: 6:30
p. m., diversified musical program.
Today's Styles
TM.-i. .hi, n,;iH with large ros
! in natural colors makes this rry
! graceful frock. The material l cut
i so that the rr see appear on earh or
h. too points on ihe skirt and on
,h Me front. The " l"r:
tinilarly lovely, oeing .-o
' fuU at the armboles. but snug arouud
nil in l
MUTT AND JEFF
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Jerry On the Job Shifting the Worry
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WIDE WATERS
By Oaptalu
(Continued) i
JN THE waist of the ship Jak Ster-
ns smoked and waited. So fnr
as he knew, six o'clock was to be his
tero hour. Certainlj Mary hinted
at something not altogether bad. lfut
she said it was unbelievable. That
was all. He could believe that some
thing good might happen to her. But
thee was little to hope for in his own
case. He had committed a griev
ous fault. He would have to pay.
Hut the thought aroused all his
grievances against Drake. And they
were many. Surely he had a right
to hate Alden Drake, with hia money,
and his gentility, and his all-fired gall.
"He robbed me of my ship, he's
bound to break ma, but by the Holy
Hokum, lie came a cropper over my
woman!" lie grinned. He punched
n huge fist into an open palm. "Hy
all the little pink Chcruba, he woRii't
the man for Mary!" Another whim
sical thought came to him. His
rugged face brightened up as if the
In the waist of the ship Jake
dark soul of him were coming into
the light.
"Mflg's fancy man, somebody said!
I'll tell that to Mary!"
"Not if I hnve to go bosun of a
pig's boat!" he gritted. "I made (
mistake. I can pay. Ile'a tried to
buy a fine ship and all the men's
souls shoard of her. He'll pay, too.
He'll hate himself yet."
On the fore batch the crew were
overhauling ditty boles, getting out
shore clothes, having a Field Day
generally, airing their sea chests.
They had worked loyally and well.
They were given plenty of leisure
now, outside of essential ship work.
They were to have a sing-song at
four hells. i
Bit o'clock dragged sround. An
the bells were struck, Drake stepped
over to where Mary sat. Jake Kiev j
ens came up the ladder, head erect,
facing the music. He stood before
Iirake in the gathering dusk of the
swift Tropic night, saying nothing.
Mary felt a momentary sense of chill,
for the silence seemed overlong. Hut
the cool, calm voice of the skipper
soon drove away the chill i
'Mr. Ktcvens," Drake began, I
don't want to dir op a lot of,
old troubles. 1 think the quickest j
way is tie best. I want to say first, i
to you and Mary, that I have held
an inquiry Into the stranding of tb
Orontes, and have fonnd myself
guilty." i
You've what?" gasped J-1
llsry pressed his arm warninglr.
Drake continued: "I have decided
that whstever ill hss happened to
th ship or her penple. hH bn di- i
rectly due to my pursuit of a fad. As t
l mmw. ft now. it meant only sport to f
m.. but something very asoch more
serious to others.
Jake atol dumb. He could feel
Mary's hand tremhlng on his arm.
Forward, a concertina stopped play-
! Ing, and Hill tiadgett tiawleil, o mai ,
i all. might bear:
siand up. y lubbers! Health to
I th' Captain and "Is pses ngers:' i
) There was silence, then three awk- :
; ward, embarrassed cheers. The cm
rerima .tsrted op again, and a song
was vntleTpd forth with all (he steaia
of rum-tiekied throats.
, lirske paused while the cheers
went op. then went on: '
"rio, to get the gist of this buai-1
I ness. Mister Htsvens, I did not enter)
THE EUGENE GUARD
-A SEA TALE
A. E. DlnjSe '
the stranding in the Log. I am own
er, as well as mauter, and 1 Bhull
not enter it uuloss my officers in
sist." "Do you mean you won't " Juke
stammered.
Drake cut in:
t "Let me fiuish please. There Is
another matter. A word will dismiss
it. Mary is jour woman, Stevens.
She always una. I did you a wrong
there, ltut if you hud heard what
8 lib told ine a while ago, you would
fell that 1 bud been properly pun
ished." "Oh !" and Mary.' The darkness
waa kind to her. , ' 9 ,
"Now I shnn't reinstnte you as
mate. Mister Hlevcns." Jake's figure
stiffened. Here, at last was the ment.
All the rPHt had been vapor: words.
"Because it fs not permissahle for a
Hailing ship mate to have his wife
aboard."
"(.lit" said Mary.
"So you will remain a passenger,
Stevena smoked and waited
said Drnke, and the kindly darkness
cloaked his broad grin, - "a little
longer. You see. If I were to put
you buck in comminid of the ship,
you couldn't perform your own mar
riage ceremony, could you? Ho, If
you will both come into the saloon
with me, I'll coll Mister Twining as a
FROM WORSE
MM"''.
"isaaKi
Omaha University girls thought
galoshes war
terrible, so they
started wearing the footwear
shown above, Tha socks get
bright color, usually a loud red.
The Idea seems to be to give
the appearancn of losing tha socks.
Both may ba practical In oold
weather, but college debating so
cieties cart decide whether the
change from tha galoshes belew
to the sacks bovs was "for bat
ter r worse.' '
This is More
witness, and make of two splendid
j human beings the perfect pair."
j ".lust a minute, Captain Drake,"
I said Jiiko Stevens, just a bit more
chokily. "Are you having some more
fun wilb me, or "
"I'm having fun, certainly. I hope
you will sop the fun of it, too, Stev
ens, t'omo along."
They entered the saloon. Mary's
big blue eyes opened like sea pansiea.
Ike hail dressed Tb in a white
jacket. They both stood at attention
buKiile u table laid nut ns if for a
feost to royalty. Twining stood out
Hide his cabin door, erinniiix as If lie
knew something about it. There was
1 n bou'pH't of flowers beside one plate,
i Mary stared hard before she recog
I nized that bouipiet as belonging to
some of her hats. Hut she smiled
I at the joke . Drake was grinning.
with a prayer bo)k in hia hand; and
she could nfford to smile.
"Come children," thff skipper
grinned. "The fenrt awaits. Let us
tuck this long splice. I never ex
pected to be at your wedding, Jake.
Now look at me!"
(Cun eluded tomorrow)
On Gardening
lly C. I,. FLINT
(OiiriH'ti mid Sml Klpert)
I .SrKAKl.NU of i-hrymiiilhi'miuu
one Immediately vlsunlizoa those
lurgo viiri-colored bluums suoivii in
rioriMs' windows. I nave never seen
them grown to better perftcliuu than
Jin those states bordering the 1'nciffc
i ocean, nut only nesr the ocean but in
1 the arid districts whero the entire
I proctss of propagation from culling
I to liluoui ciin he curried uu out-of-,
doors.
I In the interior it Is well to protect
j the booms as danger of late frosts
! n)irouetii.'s.
' All chrysanthemums can be propa
gated hy cuttings. When the small
growths about t.ie base of hist year'
planta becuine three or four inches
long take tliem off and make cutlius.
Select the ehort joinled ones. Remove
all but two or three leaves at the top;
Insert the cutting one-hulf of its
length ill sand, packing t lie sand tight
ly shout the stem; phice the box in a
shrilled location.
When the roots are one inch long
either pot into two-inch pots or plant
in raised beds of soil about two feet
wide. Ho not opply any manure at this
time. I'lace the plants in rows about
four Incites apart and two inch
apart In Ihe row. Transplant from
this location when the plants ore
TO WORST
- rU T-rtsl
"'.; , verV.
I -jfiC-i-
Than Mutt Can Dope Out
FLAPPER FANNYb&v
( (cT h.
It's better to have lovod and lost
-when you oan writ up your love
affair for a oontostlons magazine.
about sis Inches high, aslectlng only
the bntt and turdieflt. Jn their new
location they should be planted from
six inches to 1H inches apart, accord
ing to the kind of plant you wish to
litoduct for a single stein the for
diMauce; for several stems, the lat
ter. At time of trsnsptnntlug, take off
all the lateral growth, except the
strongest top ihoot, If but a slnglt
stem In desired. When utiis Is eight
inches high pinch off the top growtb
ami select the best and topuioit
lateral which Is to bear the season's
flower. Keep alt the buds removed ex
cept the top one.
When several bloomi are desired on
out plant se ret three or four of Ihe
side growubs wliWi appear following
the Inut transplanting. Disbud as be
fore. IMnchitig bnrk should not be
continued after the last of June, or
the middle of July In those place of
late killing from.
Hide shoots from the old plants,
with a few roots attached, may be
ued instead of cuttings and planted
to their pcrrnnnriit location.
It would be well to erect a frame
covered with cheesecloth if high winds
or a too hi sun are lisble to injure
the blooms. This will also serve as a
protection from the early full frost,
l it plenty of fertiliser and liquir
manure. About a month after planting
t their established plnces but not
sflnr the opening buds begin to show
color. Water frt. pienlly until the
plants ars well pifAhllnhed, using
judgment hsaed on your existing cli
matic conditions.
(Next Article: List of Varieties)
LODGE MAY ENTER
.n'NCTTON CITY, .March UU.
.(, F. Heard, state manager of the
W, (). W. sovereign jurjMlicMon, wss
In town Wcdne dnr conferring with
some of Hin Iocs I W. O. W. l'aclfic
jurisdiction memhers as to the advis
ability of establishing a lodge here. It
Is though that a l"dg will be organ
ized here.
l-'iperlmenrs hsve proved thst bar
liaelea do not attach themselves to
ship bottoms painted certain colors.
They collect In large numbers only
on bottoms with blue and black
plates, staying away from white, yel
low, red and green colors.
cnoss-woiu) Ff)H
LITm-, FOLKS
SORTED
llRlOlSIVEl
Answer to eftrdsy's pusxls;
WHAT
JACK DAW'S
' Story by Hal Cochran Drawing! by I W. Redner
AT LOO RIVER CHAPTER 17
TT DIDN'T take the two little adventurers long to find tbat the work
wasn't as easy as It looked. They managed to get the saw through the
tree trunk just once, and than they were ready to stop. As Jack let his
end of the saw go, Flop raced up and took hold of It. The little monkey
amused the woodsmen, as ha tried to saw.
'VHKIll do you take these trees after they are down 7" asked Jaok.
"flight down to the Log Hirer," replied one of the men. Then he
asked Jack If he'd like to trim the smaller branches off of the tree that
bad just toppled down. Jack grabbed an ax and replied, "Sure! Just
watch me." Anil soon he was at work.
IHtANCHKK flew In all directions when Jack started swinging the az.
Dotty climbed upon one of the big limbs and watched her cousin work.
One of the men finally came over and helped Jack, and after an hour or
so the tree was bare of small branches. "Now we'll have to law the
middle sized branches off," said the man. (Continued.)
Home Hints
JHiHNKO beef and ham to be aerved
4 cold are greatly Improved In
flavor if you allow them to cook in
the water In which they were boiled.
Never Boll
Halt fish should never be boiled.
Keep Windows Lowered
When cooking or laliiHlrylng Is go
ing on in the kitchen the window
houil be .'t down from the top.
p his k-eps the air pure arid the ttA.tr
' do fiot esnpe Into other parts of
the house .
Unhftlsftred Furaltiire
!'phn!tere( furniture should he
T.
,.:
diir-i-.t nidi a ihiimU aud wiped with
an old silk duster.
Page Seven
By BUD FISHER
A DOUBL-4 PORTION
OvTv?lP. AMD .
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ADVENTURES
In his music Orlando was lax
Hut he played to hie girl on a
(t)
Hoon his sour (2)
Caused he color to (3)
And her dad smaahed the sax with
an (4).
U Po-caMed musical instrument
(2) Window ditty.
IH Gradually diminish.
14) Implement with which woods
men do not snare that tree.
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