The Eugene guard., April 01, 1925, Image 8

rago Eight
THE EUGENE OUAED
Wednesday Evening, April 1, 1925
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
MUTT AND JEFF
Do YOU Know What Day of the Year This Is?
By BUD FISHER
KitfM ami ,Too-winl puzzle (hiih v.iii UiM a muibihutii.tt ot their hob
bies in this puxzb. It et'iHTi around u fninnus iiu-iilcnt in Hibliral his
tory, as the kett h hhuws. The (Mini t inn r-fr Mick to definite, chapters
whor th wpl In th p-iyr'" r-nr b fo'ifil.
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17.
H0RI20NTAL
King who imprisoned Daniel
Dan. fl.
Man fn picture. lino, fl.
Jlordcr of garment. Matt. D.
Last port. I 'an. 0. ' '
Pronoun on more. Jan. 8.
Hottle for wine. Iwn. 2-.
Prophet who was Klijah's suc
cessor. 2 Kings 2.
Point of compass, I tan. 11.
Kiclumation. Kze. 21.
Iteams of sunlight.
Topmost member of hntiian
body. I)on. 7.
Perished. I I.a. ft. .
Prophet. 2 I.a. 21.
Correlative of either. Don. 0.
Toward. Hon. 2.
To resist; to hate. Job. 30.
Places; aowa. Dan. 11.
Subject of No. 1 horizontal.
Dan. 0.
Servant of Solomon, called
Amon. Ezra 2.
Where Daniel wo Imprisoned.
Dan. 6.
Pieces of wood. Num. 1.1.
Name. of citjr In whieh Klijah
lived. I Kings 21.
VERTICAL
Exclamation. Jcr. 14.
Second note In scale.
Iodl (pi.). Dan. 2.
father of Baruch. Jer. 32
With. Dan. .
Name of an altar. .Tosh. 22.
Neuter pronoun. Dan. 2.
Far off. Kiira 3.
Negative. Dan. 0.
T'pon, Dan. 0.
Mnsc. pronoun. Dan. 8.
God.
18.
20.
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2N.
2!.
30.
31.
Xi.
34.'
38.
Dan. It
I
Placed.
Home, at all. Dan. 6.
Fein, pronoun. Gen. 2.
Ilefore this, since. Kzra 5.
Part of verb to be. .ler. 14.
Animal in picture. Don. 6.
Morsel, John 13.
A division of the earth,
liisea (up on feet) Dan. 10.
Arc.
Itcmnnnt, balance. Dan. 2.
Direction half way between the
Holy I,ond and south pole. 1
Kings. 7.
311. Kldi st aon of .Tiidoh. ficn. 38.
HI. 3.111(1.
41. Sixth note in scale.
4:'.. Therefore. 1 Kings 8.
14. To. Don. 4.
45. Third note in scale.
47. Kxpression of Inquiry.
48. Point of compnsa between Ku
rope and iiorlb pole. Dun. 11.
Answer to yesterday's cross-word,
puzzle :
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Sure and tgllVovj to'
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SIX. O'clock!
Jerry On the Job No April Fooling
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Radio
Programs
lets; 1'nclc John; 7:30, glee club of
l.'niversilj- of Southern California; 8.
Dr. Mars llumgnrdt, acienlific lec
turer; 8:30.10, program, lleuly nnd
Scolt. presenting (ilod)a Terrell, au
liinmi; Henry C. Knox, flutisl; Josef
lleiuille, cellist; Mrs. Henry C. Knox,
pianist ; 1011, Art Hiclim iii'B llill-
,,. ,, . , ,, 1 more hotel dance orchema, Furl
.vll. , ,e r()r1 Krop!c trIlnll ,,,pr,
Ivuaene. nn1 let-A.l iiii n-.... I t.-, v
, ..... ., mmcm ' 'JK.uii'l. (ill., tiOS.l; meters -
ti l p. in., oruan recital; S KI, Ameri
can Ihealer orihestm; 10-U;;!i,
Sweet's bnllrooin.
KNX, ll.lljwoocl, fnl., ,'l,;il,l I,,,,.
(era -,i: l.i (1.1,, p. .Murlitzer nine
Sid Zlffa snoris talk:
dinner hour music: 7-S. Am.
biutsnilor hotel concert orchestra Josef
Itoseufehl. director; 8-1(1, KNX fea
ture program: HI-12, Hollywood dance
oreheMru.
Kl'u. San Fruneisci, 1L'!).5 melers
- 4 :.'10-,i :,'I0 p. m idniv seiger's Fair.
f t hotel orchestra; r:.'i(l-(1:30,
children' hour stones, llig llrollier;
" ituiiy .Neigera I' liirmount
' I orilieslra; 7:30-S. Coiinn llauil
insiniiiieiil i ipany; 8. II, At water
Kent uriists; II 11. J. Winifred Curry,
limmsi; i.eo ny Miiepiierd, hiinn.uiic.i
soinisi ; l-ranees l.evey, c nlrallo
Home Town syiicopulors.
BAREE, SON OF KAZAN
By JAMES OLIVER CUltWOOD
Copyright, 1917, bj Doubleday, Page & Co.
"BAREE, SON OF KAZAN." a Vltagraph Picture, With Wolf,
the War Dog, Ib an Adaptation of Thl8 Story
in
luion messenger, picked up the Sjd
iiey Minn at Nova Scotia Sunday
evening at 0:30 Kugeno time. They
used three-tube net they liad buiit
...w.,.,,.,. xu, ftav, oeoliu sladoo ! organ sludi
.....,..,u., a ve length ol 411(1' 0:1,
Speaking on the auhject of (lie
microscope, Professor II. O. Xunner
of Eugene, of the uuiverslly chemistry
dcpiirlinent, will give the regular ex
tcnion radio lecture Friday at 8
o'clock p. in. from KUW.
(('ontinuedl
JN AND out among the rocks Puree
sought swiftly for a way of escape,
in a moment more he had come to
the "box,"-or cup of the canyon. This
was a break in the wall, fifty or
aixty feet wide, which opeued into n
nulural prison about an. acre in ex
tinct. It was a beautiful spot. On
all sides but that leading into the
coulee it was shut in by walls of rock.
At the fur cud n waterfall broke
down in u scries of rippling cas
cades. The grass was thick under
foot, and strewn with flowers. In
this trap Pierrot had got more than I
one fine haunch of venison. From
it there was no escape, except in
Ihe face of his role, lie
Nepeese as he saw liaree
it, and together they climbed the
slope.
Itnree bad almost reached the edge
of the little prison-iucadriw when sud-j
denly be stopped himself so ipiickly
that he fell buck on his haunches,
I i.:.. I : .i .... ,
'in nt'iii t. jiiinjirti up mho HIS
Ihroat.
Full in his path stood Wakovoo.
huge black bear!
The university'! cxtcmiion division
haa already planned all lis programs
iu April. Un Friday evening, April 10,
Prolessor A. 1(, Sweeiser of llie boi
nny depurlment will radio-cast n be
lli re. Prufessor Hugh K, ltossou, de
luxe com h and member of (he law
faculty, will radio-cast ihe lecture
Friday, April 17. Deaii Frie W. Allen
of the school of jiiurniiliHii speaks on
April 24. None of the Istter three lv.it
aiiuounced bia subject.
TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Pocillo Coait.
K(1V, Portland, 4111.5 meters ft p.
III., Children's program; II p. m,, t'm,.
cert by Portland hotel orcheslra; in-terinissii-n
solos by Fslher l.evine,
piauist; 7,15, Weather, police uml
market reports and news bullriliiH' j
lo 111, t ouci-rt by courtesy of III.'
WVLt..A.'"0S"l',ly r"'",""' ;f'(lMltN(l crepo de chin, with
W",h" ;IS" ' I '" '" Ji'l-'ey make, atlracllve
'u' .. P' or,'1",,lr; Mrs. I ensemble costumes, uring the silk for
William I ole, aopruno; v,l,illi solos' the dress and Ihe coat lining, and for
Morley Sisters; llrlen l,,l',.lette, ! collar nnd cuffs nnd trimiu,nes.
r. ucler; "old time fiddling," I lr. (, ,. I
I'lay Postponed
Iiy Elmira School
KI.M1UA, April 1. (Special)
play eutitled "Yimmie Yonson from
Manmisolu," In be given at the Fl
mini high school April 3, has been
postponed fur an Indefinite time.
I Ionic I lints
Put Water In Ovea
a roast la in limine
" lien
r-sane; r arming t 'ondil iens ( ;
WIlit limn fniiiil i ' llpl..L ii...r ,. t.
, ' ' i,ui mill; I ir.
!.. U I-nyton, bass; 1. I Osieiliotil.
goiiarisi; Virgil Cnnuit, reader; In.
dinu love lyrics, Mrs. W. V. Searln;
Furl ll.v, liluuist; "lelurce. of
W liilmnn Count," D. Milluald.
KKI, I.o Angeles. 4tls,5 meters -5
3ll II p. m., Fxiiininer's musinil ,lf
h'Mir; tl:4," 7, Kiiibloriiil lulk; 7-7:;;ti,
ib'le. iive stories, Nick Harris; 7:30. S,'
loiigraiu. Goodwin, Kliugrr and .Mac
K cmpatiy; Fvniing Herald
li.mr of dancv music; II In, Kinininer,
pietenting program by Riverside, Cal.
Ii unlier of ctuiimeree; 10 u, 1'uirick'
Mursh dome orchestra, Hetty Patrick,
SnlolSt.
M'tlA. Sealtle, Wish., !;s 4 m.
ttr. l-.Vlo p. in., William F, lli.ff
msn'a Oljiupic hotel concert orch's.
tie; 11:4..8:15, Hooper Kelly com
puny: S::'.0-n, Timcse proirsill.
KFWII. Hollywood, Ci.. '.'i ,,..
lets 7-8 p. ni dinner hour mule; H-
i", reature program, Warner
tilers West ( ot studios; lll.
Hriind-tnlrr Hollywood Moutmart
cafe dance orchestra.
M.O, Oakland, t ., 31! 1 .2 meter, . , Fnr "
3 p. in., luosleal program, .peskerj ,, Fr 8"l,d
Corn 1.. Willis,,,, Institute- 4 5 -m I , " ' " hr"";" "r" ,1","'""hly
e ncert orchestra. Hotel St Francis ' I , " ." ', T""1,r "' -
KIl.I, I,o. Angeles. 4115 I ... '" " " '""" ". ' oressmg
what happened. Scarcely bnd be
crawled under the rock when Ncpcesc
and Pierrot appeared through the
break in the dip, und stopped. The
fnct that they stopped thrilled Huree.
They were afraid of Wakayoo! The
big bear was two thirds of the way
across the meadow. The sun fell on
him, so that bis coat shone like black
satin. Pierrot aimed at him for a
moment. Pierrot did not kill for
the love of killing. Necessity made
bun a conservationist. Hut be saw
Hint in spite of the lateness of the
season, Waknyoo's coot was splcndi.l
nun lie raised his rifle.
Puree saw this action. He saw. a
moment later, snmethinc suit from
I the end of the gun. and then be beard
I tit,, f .1..., r....:.... t. .. .. ,
e,ill.l 1, 1 ''-it-iuiiK -riiMi 11,111 nail come
. .. '" . 10 1 "itli his own hurt, when the Wil.
cniering j ,.. .... . . ,. ,. -.
I " '" I 111-11 IIIKMIKU HIS
I flesh. He turned bis eyes swiftly to
Wnknyno. The big bear bad
I .tumbled; he was 011 his knees: nnd
then be struggled up nnd lumbered
on.
The ronr of the rifle came mraiii.
land a second time Wakayoo went
dnwu. Pierrot could not miss at that
distance. Wakuyoo made 11 snlendid
Hnree darted to one side and ran " ns slaughter; yet for
for the open 111 endow. Wakayoo did ! '''"IT,t Nepeese it was business
not stir as Huree sped past him no ""lc business of life,
more than if he had been n bird or Rarce was shivering. It was more
rabbit. Then came another breath I from excitement than four, for be
of air, heavy with the scent of man. I'ad lost bin. own fear in the trngedv
This, at lost, put life Into him. He: of these moment'!. A low whine rose
turned nnd began lumbering after Ha-1 in bis throat ns he looked lit Wnkii
rce U,lo the meiiilovv trap. Hnree, yoo, who hud risen again and faced
looking buck, saw hi, 11 coming and his enemies his jaws gaping, bis
thought it was pursuit. Nepeese und bend swinging slowlv, bis legs wenk-
t In
1 icrrot came over the slope, and at
the same instant they anw both Wa
kuyoo and llareo.
Where they entered into the grassy
dip under Hie rock wnlls. Puree
turned shnrply to the right. Here
was a great boulder, one end of it
tilted up off the enrth. It looked
like a splendid hiding place, and Ha-I
ree crawled under it
I'liing under him as the blood nniired
through his torn lungs. Hnree
whined because Wakayoo had fished
for him, hecntisc be had come, to
look on hiin as a friend, and because
he knew it was death that Wakayoo
was facing now. There was a third
shot the last. Wakayoo sank down
in his tracks. His big bend dropped
between bis forepows. A rnckina
nur rtnkuynn kept straight ahead 1 cough or two came to Hare
Into the meadow. tlipn there was silence.
1' roin w here he lay Ilaree could see I (To be continued.)
And
FLAPPER FANNY savs.
poetic type, start off iu any of the
ways :
1'ne first time 1 ever -aw you 1
said to myself , . . j
'1 ve always noticed this about
you
"Do you know the thing ubout you
tiiat impresses me'f . . . ." 1
Hut if he is tlie athletic, polo-play-,l,g
type, you will do well to loilow
"lie ot these three courses;
"I've always noticed this about
you ....'
"Do you know the thing about you
that ilnpi-Laes nieV ....'
"The, f. rat time I ever taw you 1
said lo myself . . . ."
Deur Misa Grey. What kind of
illlltiKom jewel is it perinisaiblc to
weur in the evening i Duncilu: Slur.
Strali'U of pear.B are very !
fasiiioiiahlc just now, for even-
mg weur. -And brilliants have I
alwaya been worn witu formal !
evening ureas, too. !
' i
Dear .Miss Grey; I am not better
looking tuun niuny gins, but for
some reason ineu ate a, ways cm-acted
toward me. F.vcu the tact that'' I .
have been married for two yeara doc!
not sieni tu keep the men from mak-i'oront kinds of face powder on the
,ng a luss over me. l-.very tunc 1 go shoulder of his dinner coat. ..
io 11 uance boilC'tnic wants til inuku 11
date w.tli inc.. Wuy is this V l.olita.
1'nlcss you arc very attractive,
mid you say you are uot, the
cold fact must be that you arc
a flirt. Meu are easily fluttered;
und a gie.it niauy of them are
shy nnd will not pay any nlten
iiwn 10 woman un.etfs she flirts
with them first. Tnis probably
explains your nuuizing popularity.
A sheik Is a man who gets 30 dif
JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redner
AT LOG RIVER CHAPTER 27
THE little Adventurer Jnnded in front of bis cousin. Dotty held her :
hnnd up to her mouth in an attempt to keep from laughing. Jack v
noticed this nnd said, "Go ahead and laugh. I'm not hurt, and I surely "''
must have looked funny coming dowu that hill." So Dottr burst right out k
Secretary Clark
Says President is
Not so Taciturn
On (lardenintf
)NT plant th c.ld-timt rartim
of pirixh On run to h
fitr you itn pi-k uwiih nru ffr
n mi'M. Try th )jr, nnrf
lhr hn cm (nr ?ttn,tr,ti- in th
ton fpw yan. t'.ftf in,tt Kai
thfrn.
The oynler plant is one of the most
delinitvly flavored of vegetables,
t'lrnn Hnd RTnpe it in water ac.rfifiod
with vim(nr in prevmt it from turn
ing Mack.
Cynthia (Jrcy Says
How IrvUfiA
Inrlr fi'inr, f.f
train, n- w. 5
thrr ar In
il nam ar.H
if i
Itru-
plftntt t r ft'f.r.f
) n'ar trpt ftf f.nr'r. o r,1 on thai
j Tnh ft f'tf ft-,m M A"1f vHrn .tayi ;
ara ftif f irf.
t j
I If yil h an frnM' wi'!
; p.nM r-rri m ra raf anl
th rtit apf ha Sn Aftntir, ar4
'lfif iirir.f, a'art h4 with th
)hincrr.n rTUfpfitvf tru rar. It
can h tarft ttrtm ff aan-lilf. i
If jnn hara hA hA
tfrttir tn yaart f iH ra 1tfuf-
" - with tt for ftmt tartlfn. try ama
Narrow Cotlari ! rtf th f" ttr. V -.n can't o wronc.
Narrow mnntl-up collars of wh(t 1 nrs ' nrt f nr o,ualify Uttu than
crcpf or orxandir mnki a rtianning 1 ( nia-
linisn lor- n onrk, anrennne twto tt
l.WA VH atixly your mnn before
y'j fmttcr him.
If h' ih jrr-,.fl biminpaa man
frx. Jr y(r ronwrntion wit it
hn. itt fff th watt;
' '-j hrWw ih icjnic about you
?.lar irr,ifii .,,,'
l'fhm (,rt tn I fr aw ynu I
"I ta nAr4 th abrnit
fr-n . . . ."
(tn nthf b4, if be
la th
ATLAXTK? I'lTY, N. April 1.
l'reidi'nt Coolidge is really tpnte a
talker and not nearly so Ucituru as is
genoiully believed, sa.d Kdtvard T.
Clark, Bccremry to the preniileut, on
a visit here last night,
"When iu the cotupuny of one who
ein give lihu information that he
needs, the pres'dent m.h.muii.'s the lead
and permits bis visitor little oppor
tunity to talk except to aiiHwer ques
tions," explained Mr. Clark. "When
he finds the occasion, he shows that
speech is no stranger to hi in. How
ever, it is when he meets people who
have no particular message that he
earns the reputation of silence, lie Is
no parlor conversationalist."
"He has Icnrued to engage in whole
sale hrttidshakiug without suffering
the physical tortures that, for in
stance, the Prince of Wales did,' con
tinued Mr. (Hark. "There is a secret
in the art which is to grnup the other
fellow's hand before he has a chance
to get yours. In other words it is
better to squeeze than to be sipieexed.'
Bakery Girl
It can truly be said.
When you wrap up our bread,
Or perhaps it's n cake or a pie,
That it smells mighty sweet,
And we're unxiotis to eat,
For your food is n trent to the eyo.
Today's Styles
AMBASSADOR RESIGNS
WASHINGTON. April 1. Alex
ander 1. Moore has resigned ns am
bassador to Spain. No decision ns to
acceptance of the resignation has beui
reached.
coming too brown while it la ront
itig. place a dixb of wntr In thr
oven. Thr Mram will prcvnit scorrb
lug ami in mcnt wdl be rookrd bet
ter. Maanlsh Topcoat!
With mannish topconta the Tarhl
mi are wearing ttmrt aenrfa of
while st!k
(CocWcoi'S
uaily
.POEM
j frock.
n :. p. m.. Art Hickman's Hiln.,re
hotel concert orchetr, Clwaril Kin
liilrick, director; O-MO-7 .;H. little to
rie Alueriitin limtorv, I'r .(,, ,r v'.
ler Sylvester llerlrog; Hi, k Wln.low
Juienilo reporter; llnby Muriel Mac
Coriuac, Micke McMaa, scrteo ilir-
will never curdle
Put in a fw plants of the red and
j yellow cherry Inmatoet for the chil
dren. Thee gaby tomatoes make s
' big hit with Ihe kid.
I ' '
Ato gntinU for the back fence will
i furtu.h further entertainment fur the
I yo, misters and srouso a healthy in
j terest In gardening.
There's plenty of stuchin' and .-win' and such, that's gotta be done
r.ght soon Ther. s plenty of clsth. s that are needin' the touch tbst -rill
put them In prop.r tune.
A peek ,n the closet st lightweight clolhes-th. clothes thst you wore
"It" ' r""a v"70n, know'' "lair time is drawin'
There', fslher's old suit, with th. Ui... .1.. k... i. i-.i .
St thai. Thee.'. . rt.. ' "' " ' ." Prrwy goon
. ,, .,, - mrw wear tnai he
lannr win come lo rst.
won t pass by, if the
Tasty Cauliflower ,
A delicious WST to Itrctmre mull
flower i. lo boil it. . M,rnk,, ,, ,f ,im, , ,,,, ,,,;, ,, T
grated I armcan chee.e ami butter.ter plant f..r the spring menu Don't
er it anri nske it ,o a hot oven fori neglect to nlsnl a row of .. h (o r.
I pi act thoaa you art atari in j to dig.
few moiueutt.
v 7X?.niTl'r,riVr' ' "ne,!. a. th.TV tyein' the rips
si... trtr. Itut (tic ol.I clothr to new on .r. n.sLi. .... i lu
the magic of ttrat rpntra.
uTe.rj;'.",'""?,: '' '. ,, h, ,til.,ir(1 ,0
..... . r .,,n,ir.vrr ,ninx w af(l tniT
to got. are makin'
(Copyright, tu-Ju, .NtA Service, locj
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J7LIP had worked his way down the bill cautiously and had managed to
keep b,s feet. "Well, you're a better hill climber than I am," said
Jack, as he patted his dog on the head. Then he suggested that they all
hike down t ho river to the lumber mill, "lfa down below instead of an
on the lull," explained Jack.
"JKT'S stick to the shore and keep off 0f the loga ,hi, time," Dotty
war aZf , . .1 H- C"Si"' F,i" Bnd ViP " forked their
way along the shore of Lotr Hivpp siTfTnniv k .
Prince George on !
Cruise tojtaly
I.ONTIOV Anrir 1 P.:
Oorge. fourth s..n of Kinir llenree
nnd Queen Mary has left for Italr
J"1" lus parents aboard the royal
yaeht in which they are cruising the
sea during the king's convalescence.
Ribbon Wire
Under Hua
fine of the.e skeleton dreses for
which you can provide a nun.hee f
different bloii.es is a great con
venience In the wardrohe. Peasant
blouses with colorful hand embroidery
art rery attrtcurt so wora.
o- .
When you bare to rarrr an elec
tric wire from a ba.e plug underneath
the rug to a lamp, get a length f
ribbon wire from the ele.tri.4anV
and use it instead of ihe regular cord,
lais avoids lumping of the rug.
U hen a man as a minstrel appears, j
There are troubles to move him t I
111 j
He can -li, he can , (2)
H can rinse, he can , (31 '
Hut the black WON'T come out of t
his !). '
11) Woman's weapons.
I-I Movement which hecsme ef
; fnct with advent of washing ma
chines.
. I'll finish wa.hiue.
! 1,1 -Whorage for ornamental pi j
' oaail.
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