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EUGENE GUARD
"Wednesday Evening, April 8, lrj-v
MUTT AND JEFF.
Dees Sir Sidney Understand Base Ball? Well, Hardly!
: By BUD FISHER
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle-
: II
There are quite a few undignified definition that could be given for
fifl horizontal. To the safecracker, t lie word means far from "cabbage."
It's "inezuma," "awag" and othtr colorful terms. '
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HORIZONTAL
1. Scrolls, lists.
6. To wash one's self by immer
sion. J1. Iiisclosoa.
J!. ' Affront.
J't, Opposite of close.
111. To grant. ,
IS. Units of work.
111. To deray.
21. To stuff.
2:i. Geographical drawing.
2.1. Toward.
Jo, To lose firmness.
27. Portable bed.
2S. Exclamation of snriirise.
211. Female sheep.
SI. Hlcat of a sheep,
oil. To carve.
IU. Verb of permission.
Ilii. To peruse.
!I7. To frighten.
III). Stops up.
41). Cotton machine.
41. To join firmly.
42. 21X10 pounds.
4.1. Fertilized and ripened ovule.
45. ' Hel skeleton of animals found
in t lie bi'i, used for beads.
47. ltow.
M. Through: by.
Til. Instrument used in rowing,
fi-. Crowd.. '
Tit. I'url of verb to be.
0.1. Morilidiu dye. -
Titl. To wanderiubout.
f8. Griefs (var.). .
(HI. Neuter pronoun.
(II. Men-diving bird.
(12. Haunch.
M. Kit.
IHI. .Cnbhage.
IS. Pertaining to the pope.
70. Kxtcrior covering of seeds.
72. Mid-day naps.
74. Violent stream.
70. Whito powder used in photog
raphy. 77. Captured hy force.
VERTICAL
1. Corded cloth.
' 2. Above.
' !1. Cotton fabrics used for curtulus.
4. Musical note.
0. Wily.
(I. To sprout.
7. Prep, of plnce.
5. To care for surgically.
U. To refer to something repeated
ly. 10.. lien fruit.
Radio
Programs
Hr. I'iMlric Wallnre lin a lirond-
cimt rocolvliiK net h inailn himiwlf,
tlmt rrarlii'd out into tho cast, nml
i:rk up JO wiitt tntiom nlinont
ilearly n ciint pruKrnuis. Kor conHt
inctptlim it l giving womlorful pcr-
furmuni'v, the doctor tnyii, snd he
Iiub logRrd iiioro than 1(K) iHtimia all
over tlio I'nilrd SliiU-K, nd l "till
gi'tiiiiK new on". Il hum t'isbt tube..
.
Tlie program hy "Itoxy and
Cling" I rum tlm ( apilol thoiltcr, New
urk City on Bundiiy eveningn, i
uo.w lieinjc ltroadi'at Hiinultiineoimly
tlii-oiigli WKAI', New Vork; WKKI,
llmlon; W.IAIt, lTovidence; Wl'AI',
Vnnliingtmi; WIHill, Wonnter; uml
WW J, Ui'trlolt.
Three roniishnien are making
ready to leave Plymouth, Dngland, on
a voyage arouuu me sunn in
boat, 'i'licy iiiieml to provo conclu
sively the value of ladii in the event
of a boat being cast adrift at sea.
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TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Pacific Coast
KCiW, J'orlland, I'.H.o meters - .1
p. in., children's program. H p. m.,
lolburn's .Melody Men of the roribind
hotel; interin ssion solos hy liian. be
ltowell, soprano. 7:1.1 p. ui., wenther
ami bi.s o ... . i.. u.
rt by 711. infantry band of ... on -
wr bnrrac ks.
111 I, .111.. ., v ..... ....
ters -o:.l0-(i p. m., r.xauuucr iiuici
cal bait hour; U:4.V1, Itad.turial talk;
7-8, Aeoliau residemo piie organ re
cital, Dsn Mcrorland, oiganist; M,
Jam) of the Lmniiner program; 0-IU,
progiillil, Auiericilll glee aligcrs; Hi
ll, l'acknrd biillnd hour w.th Hay
Walts, Hilly and Tolly Hull. Horoihy
Cleveland, Jlainey Weber and others.
Kl'OA, Seattle, Wash.. V.3 me-lrr--,IH.1-H:l.'i
. -. studio pri.griim,
William Taggart, director; : 10,
lildo prnglsm. A. .M. Turner; 10 It,
Lildie lliirkness and his orchestra.
KKWH, Hollywood, tab. -'.VJ me
tfia 7 M p. in., Instrumeiitnl and vo
cal uuuibers from lisbt operas; S-10.
Iiturio night al Kl' WIt, presenting
many famona atara of the silver
sheet; 10-11, Hurry Seymour and h.i
holpeia In an hour of laughs, song
and dance; 11 1 a. m., players' night
at Ilriindslatter's Hollywood .Mont
uiarte cafe, .Mel I'edesky's dance or-
ihcatrn
kilo. Onklanil. C'al
Hill meters S
p. in., K(i() Little Symphony od. lies
i . .i.... a nrl.ie ..eker! Mis.
Clarence W. i'oge, cuntralto; .Miriam
11. Iloll of imitated men.
12. To drink very slowly. .
13. Aged.
14. Themes.
17. Organ of hearing.
20. Account
22. Witticism.
24. To be indebted.
2i. (InKoline. ' v
27. Billiard rod.
28. Tort of pork.
.10. Spirited. .
H2. Performer.
C Rich pin t of milk.
34. Frenzy.
.!(. Accomplished.
HH. Atmosphere.
:tl. Period.
4.'f. Thrashes, a to a child.
44. Hnake-liko ftah.
4."i. A mean, vulvar fellow.
40. Near the Kround.
4H. Silk worm.
41). To tilt nRiin. ,
Til. Tree bearing aeonis.
Tui. Powerful Hiinlte.
mi. Visitor.
u7. Point.
i0. Particle of fire.
01. Opposite of awcather.
02. PoHHnMKeR.
0:t. To stroke linhtly.
0.,, Plant much larger than tdirub.
((7. Purpose.
UK. Friend.
(.. Quantity.
71. Roadhouse,
7:i. t'ntil.
73. Sun Rod.
Answers to yesterday's cross-word
punzle:
4.7
ltuiib, pianint; lii-l a. m., Henry IlaL-sti-iiiI'R
orrhevtra.
K t I.I, I.oi Angrlra, ( "ill., 40.1.2 tne
ti'il! (l:tll p. in., Art llU'kiiiun'l Hal'
timore hotel concert nrcheatHi, Kd-
wnrd l'iiipuirlik, director; 0:.'IO-7:MO,
little MtorieH of .American history
rrofessor Waiter Slveaterj Uertrog;
weekly vinit of Sniidmiin ifniTt Queen
liluliia of l'liirylnnd; l.'ncle John
7:.'H, "Iliiwaiitin lHlnudH," Fred L.
(toddard; H-UI, progrnui, Ilenly and
Scott, arranged by I'nclo John; 10
11, Art llickman'i ltiltmore hotel
daiire orcliestrn, 1-jirl lturnett, Imder.
K.N'X. Hollywood, (ill., oMU.U me
ters r:tri-il:iri p. in., Wurlitaer pipe
organ aludio: .porla tnlk, S.d .iff;
ll:l.i-7 ::, program, II. C. "t'llff" Hi
ram ; 7:Ki, alylo talk, Mycr Slegel Jr
7:4(1, Jleiilih," Hr. Itobert T. Wil
liania; H tl, KXX feniiire pritgrnin;
11-10, program, Independent luirnilure
liinufiictnring company; 10-12, movie
n:glit nt the Anibatotador, Abe l.y
mtiii'H Cocoantlt lirove dauc. orchea-
trn.
K 11 1, Kim bVanclwo, fa., -ll'll.B
metem 7-1 :,10 p. in., lllldy Seiger s
1'iiii'mont hotel orchestra; N-10, tul
led Stales Army band.
Mountain Station
KOA, Iienver, t olo., ll'SIA meters
7 p. in., I'rrd Schmidt and his Kial
to theater orcliestrn; i:U) p, ni., ui
versified musical studio program; II
11. .loe .Maun mid h:s Utiiubow Lane
tlaiice erehestru.
Kull, Suite I'ollege, X. M., 3-18.0
meters tl::io 7 :lll) y. m internatiuu
ill coile lesson.
MORE PAY DEMANDED
I.OMKI.N, April S lPI The hit
est sretloit of London s workers to
ij'ili n Made union are saudwichtneii
land b llpnsti'rs, who st present have
I to exist on a salary of (10 cents lor
, , ..ign.h.r ,,y. T.v hvf j,,,,,,,.!
1 , wrk,. ni ,', (vi, lr,
j f ilf imprvr, ,vrk,, condilions and
wages
of from Jl.oO to fj
day
Decorating
The Hall
A long hallway, from front to rear.
would lnok barren and dull II no
. decorative feature were placed some
where along it. A narrow tame, witn
i mirror above It. takes up little
j room la aucU a hallway.
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Jerrv On the Job
.
BAREE. SON OF KAZAN
By JAMES OLIVER CUBWOOD
Copyright, 1917, by Doubleday, Page & Co.
"BAREE, SON OP KAZAN," a Vltagraph Picture, With Wolf,
tha War Dog, la an Adaptation of This Story
(Continued)
rPHEY began to journey before the
-1 ...... n . If Tla.n'u ll..l
was almost dend vvitliin him, Hush
McTaggart was scorching his body
with the heat of his anticipation. He
made hia last pinna as ho walked
swiftly through the forest with lia
reo under hia arm. He would send
Pierrot at once for Father Grotlu at
tho Mission seventy miles to the west.
Ho would marry Nepeese yes, marry
her! That would tickle Pierrot. And
ho would bo alono with Nepeese while
Pierrot was gone for the missioner.
This thought flamed JlcToggnrt s
blood like strong whiskey. There
was no thought in his hot and unreas
oning brain of what Nepeese might
say of what sho might tiiiun. jus
hand clenched, and be laughed harsh
le as there flashed on him for an in-
slant tho thought that 1'icrrot would
not want to give her up. Pierrot.
Hah! It would not bo tho firBt time
he had killed a man or the Becomi
McTaggart laughed again, and lie
nlked tho faster. There was no
chanco of his losing no chanco for
Nepeese to get away from him. He
- Hush McTaggart was lord or tins
wlidernesH, master of its people, ar
biter of their destinies. Ho was pow
erand the law.
The sun wna well up when Pierrot,
standing ill front of his cabin with
Nepeese, pointed to a riso' In tho trail
three or four hundred yards away,
over which McTaggart had juat- ap
peared. "lie Is coining.
With a face which had aged since
last niiht he looked at Nepeese.
Again he saw the dark glow in her
eyes and the deepening red of her
n'nrteil tins, and his heart was aick
again with drend. Was it possible
She turned on him, her eyea shin
Ins-, her voice trembling.
"Hememher, Nootnwe you must
send him to mo for hia answer," she
cried quickly, and sho darted Into the
enbln. With a cold, gray face Pier
rot faced Hush McToggnrt.
Kenin the window, her face screen'
ed by the folds of the curtain which
she had mode for It, tho YA Mow saw
what, happened outsido. She was not
smiling now. She was breathing
quickly, and her body wns tense. Bush
MrTncffart naiised not a dosen feet
frnm I l.o w indow 'snd shook hands
won Pierrot, her father. Sho heard
.McTmgnrt's coarse voice, his hols
terous greeting, and then she saw
l. in. .1,, ,wiin Pierrot what ho carried
under his arm. There came to her
distinctly his explanation of how he
had caught his cnptivo in a raonu
snare. He unwrapped tho blanket
NepeeVe gnve a cry of amazement.
It. an Instant sho was out beside
them. She did not look at McTag
gnrt's red face, biasing in its Joy and
exultation.
"It is I'.aree!" sho cried.
She took the bundle from McTag
gart and turned to Pierrot.
'Tell him that Hnree belongs to
me." she said.
On the floor of the cabin Nepeese
dropped on her knees and finished
unwrapping the blanket. She was not
afraid of Hnree. She had forgotten
McTaggart. And then, as Haree rolled
i limn heau on the floor, she saw
his half-closed eyes snd the dry blood
on Ida laws, and the light lelt
her
face as swiftly as tne sun is
shad-
owed by a cloud.
"Haree," sho cried softly.
"Ha ree
Haree!"
She partly lifted him In her two
hands. Haree's head sagged. His
body was numbed until he was pow
erless to move. His legs were with
out feeling. He could scarcely see.
Hut he heard her voice! It was the
same voice that had coma to him that
lay he had felt the sting of the bul
let, the voice that had pleaded with
him under the rock!
The voice of the Willow thrilled
Haree It seemed to stir the slug
gish blood In bis veins, and be op
ened his eyes wider and saw again the
wonderful stars that had glowed at
him so softly the day of Wakayoo's
death. One of the Willowa long
braids fell over her shoulder, and he
smelled again the sweet scent of her
liair as her baud caressed him and
OP.
her voice talked to him. Then she
got up aiiddenly and left him, and
ho did not move while, he waited for
ber. Iu a moment ahc was back with
a basin of water and a cloth. Gently
she washed the blood from hia eyes
pud mouth. .And - still Haree mnde
no move. He scarcely breathed. Hut
Nepeeso anw the little quivers that
shot through hia body when her hand
touched hiin, like electric shocks.
"Ho bent you with a club," she
was saying, her dark eyes within a
foot of Haree's. "He beat you! That
man-beast!
There came an Interruption. The
door opened, and tho man-beast
stood looking down on them, a grin
on his red face. Instantly Haree
showed that he was alive. He sprang
back from under the Willow's hand
with a sudden snarl and faced Mc
Taggart. The hair of his spine stood
up llko a brush; his fangs gleamed
menacingly, and his eyes' burned like
living coals.
"Thero Is a devil in him," said Mc
Taggart. "He is wild born of the
wolf. You must he careful or he
will tnkc off a hand, kn sakahet!" It.
was the first timo he hod called her
that lover's name in free sweet
heart! Her heart pounded. She bent
her head for a moment over her
clenched hands, and McTaggart
looking down on what he thought her
confusion laid (lis .hand caressingly
on her hair. From the door Pierrot
had heard tho word, and now he saw
the caress, and ho raised a hand as
if to shut out tho sight of a sacri
lege. "Mon Pleu!" he breathed.
In the next Instant ho bad given
a sharp cry of wonder that mingled
with a sudden yell of pain from Mc
Taggart. Llko a flash Karoo hod
darted across the floor and fastened
hia toeth In the Foetor's leg. They
had bitten deep beforo McTaggart
freed himself with a powerful kick.
With an oath he snatched his revol
ver from Its holster. Tho Willow was
ahead of him. With a little cry she
dnrtcd to Haree and caught him in
her arms. As she looked up at Mc
Taggart, ber soft, bare throat was
within a few Inches of Harcc'a naked
fangs. Her eyes hlaxed.
"You bent him!" she cried, "He
hates vou hates you "
"Let him go!" cnlled Tierrot In an
ainnv of fear.
"Mon Pleu! I say let him go, or
he will tear the life from you!
"He hates you hales you hates
you the Willow was repenting
over and over again into .Mr i aggan s
startled faco. Then suddenly to her
father. "No, he will not tear the lifo
from me." sho cried. "See! It Is Hs
ree. Did 1 not tell you that It is
Hnree! Is It not proor that ne ne
fended mo "
"From me!" gnsped McTaggart, his
face darkening.
Pierrot advanced and laid a hand
on McTaggart's arm. Ho was smil
ing.
(10 oe continued)
I'll lav vou a bet you're just human enough to like to be praised now
and then." That's true of the meek-like and also the gruff, and jli true
,,f both women ami men
When somebody tells you mat some imm -; - - - - - -
compliment quite, they're feeding you praise that you like to be fed. He
fair and admit that I'm right.
No matter hew far you may slip in your work, it seems yon i cart a
ways come back, and switch to new life from the small run of shirk, if
vou Just get a slsp on tho back. .... l .
The real Inspiration th.t come, to a man Is re, I v the work of a
friend He clears up your doubt: make, you KNOtt that you can. It.
,:ieredit'',oht",erfwh'o?e credit Is loose,, and give you ambUlon
, trv. Hut say. after .11. If your family can boost-well, you must be a
regular guy.
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Cynthia Grey Says:
JKAIt Miss. Grey A young man
friend recently broke n date with
me because he. said he was "sleepy."
Du you think that is a guud excuse'
- I.. S.
It certainly is not. His attitude
showed very little consideration
for you. If you let him "get by"
with excuses of this kind, he
soon will lose'hig respect for you.
T
Dear Miss Grey I met a boy about
threo months ago and, after a frank
talk, we discovered we cored for each
"ether. On our last (evening together
be said that he would cnli me up in
two weeks, but I bnve failed to get
the call. He is still in town. 1 love
him and I miss him drcndftlily. What
shall I do? Maigy U.
The best thing for you to do is
. to forget about him. If lie has
failed to call you in two or three
(.j weeks, the chances are he doesn't
', care ss much for you as he said
..in thnt "frank tnlk." You wouldnt
1 want to innrry a man who didn't
, love you with all his heart. I
' anw of no sure fnrmuln to make
a man love you if he doesn't want
to. ' v
Easter Time
By HAL COCIIUAN
This is tho liunny My, Isn't he fun
yn Whn brings all tho woo folks good
chocr.
He hops on four legs, and ho hides
Knster eggs
So the youngsters can find them
each year.
These eggs, colored bright, are a beau
tiful sight
E'er the bunny has tucked them
away.
Each Easter they're found, as the
tots look around.
It's tho wonder surprise of the
day.
These tots we might call the real
cause of it all,
For they have quite the time of
their lives.
Kach daughter and sonny aeek out '
what the bunny j
Has hidden, when Easter arrives. ,
FLAPPER FANNY s&yr
k emi sv at sesviei. mc
The engagement period is solitaire
confinement.
Home Hints
CEW loops of wide tape to a baby's
stockings and pin through the
loops Instead of tho stocking itself.
Mend Rubber Gloves
Mend your rubber gloves with
patches of adhesive tape applied on
the underside.
Improves Tea
Keen a niece of nrnmre neel ill
your tea canisted. It will improve
the flavor of the tea.
Dry Woolens First
Woolens should bo nearly dry be
fore they are ironed.
B..W. dinar- Mint
Keep brown sugar in an open jar
and it will
lumpy.
not become bard and
Oh, a girl who wss young for her
age
Thought she'd surely be great on the
(1)
Put her trick was too i-
For the musical ("i
So she had to go back to her
t4-
(11 Rostrum.
121 Innocuous.
(31 So-called profession.
(4) Coop.
TTmi Vial' iS-iani
JACK DAWS
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redner
AT LOG RIVER CHAPTKU S3
'' '"T" i. . - -.i i. t ....
7KIJi, thflre'H a little Utah's back, there in the corner," replied tlit
man, "or you can ride back
ferred to climb the ntairs. When lie reached them he saw thnt there wai
a little room there with a large porthole in it. ' "(h'c, this would be a
nice place to hide," though the little adventurer.
"M.IMHIXO the stairs, .lack reached the rnilinp o." the tdiip deck. I'etty
was still standing down on the dock. "Hide up on the next lond f
lumber," nujrceted .hick. And then he waited until Iotty wan nwinnim
out into the nir. She made the same trip her cousin hnd made and Inmltil
down in the hold of the ship.
TACK ru idied back down the little
inn up. "I've pot a Rrent idea,"
Potty, excitedly. "Wait a while,"
we net Klip and Klop on bonrd the
Tire Puncturing
Collie Released
BL'RBANK, C.il., April S. Jam-n
Rus?ell'i tire puncturinit Seoteh cd
lie, was at liberty on probition to
day, his owner having promised polit e
to trnin the animal to keep his teeth
out of rubber. The dc was taken into
custody yesterday aftpr three motor
ists iii succession had complained
ss.iint h'm, nlipgintjj he attacked tli ir
weak tires and W them flat. -
CHOSS-WOHD FOR
LITTLE FOLKS
TlAjl MOIRH
IQLJR AlNyfr
LpToLlS 0
M A NML 0 VI
A SMC IN E
SLIP A POL
SfelElDUIlS
Acswer to I.ittie Joe's puizle:
First Comes the Customer
ADVENTURES
up on the crane chain." .hick pre
stniiwar and met her ns she wan e;
h: whispered. "Oh. what is it'.'" ii'ti'-'
replied ..nek. "I'll tell ynu about it afirr
ihip with us. (Continued. j
Mitiinir
The lip-tn-fiate limiurt,
Wirh trimming iiih.ii it.
' That women arc wearing tod
Is made hy your hands.
And the world understands.
If its prettyyou make it that "
THE tJOTTO! SHOP
' PleatiDg. notions snd Hem" It 'bisk
l 7th Ave. Knst. fbone 1713 J.
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