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1 1 MUTT AND JEFF Jeff Thinks He Has Mr. Mutt's Nanny By BUD FISHER
, Today's Cross-Word Puzzle ; ', -i r , . i -
1 1 Vf0Ur all v,P,rV' BAIT. ; ZfcJil WWCRACK OUT J ' .'. - BTTeR WW 1
There', only one wort In Ihi. puulr that mar be new lo you. The PA Me TO,- Me " I OMT . J 0F Y0 MuTT' " T M TO OPCM UlC I ' '
tl Is so easy that no hint will be (n.n lo help you fiol llitt word. Km, I THa PLAtSB KICK VWValJI AMl STLL FlN . 9 , . I TUIO' TfirH- i
Ihrn, s pusile (sn should be able lo finieh the pumlc in 10 minutes. , 0WS MY DcosioeJl f VnJ PiptV1 ' I if 9 ; '4 V" " ll:1'
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lijpfe Jii V-
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a"' ' ' ! Ml. Jerry On the Job , Herman is hZss
So SI 52 ' '
" iH - SrissSrTTE? TW
u-,b- &?sz:?,y& ssiSK-j fssrsyw sa4i,i?i yrJmi
11. Klrip. of l,.,h-r with . bnrl.1 1 'r-, O fl 5 7 ' ii 0 WOM HATTa V r- J VjL feg'
l'. . j kioii to kill Nvvffiiug IhrotJKli him liiit' .
HORIZONTAL
I.'Tp artM on by the foot.
Knllwnr stations.
Not tlht.
I'o go railing.
Like.
A pmllrtnr.
.Mrasiirs of arfs.
To mnks an sons srors.
To trim or drras with the brak
Finifli.s.
A rolltti'tlnn of farts.
To trai-lc a whip.
Imiians who now lira in 1,'tah.
Tonss. '
A hlrmlsh.
Kfallisrsd animal.
Affirmslire votes.
Valleys.
Headgear (pi.).
Hell.
Tardy.
User.
I'lrty, soft, mnlat, adheslra aub
stance. Certsln kind of laet-maklng.
l)elf.
Kndures,
Jumbled lpe. "
Hin.
Kppnnite of Inner,
Coudllfnns.
Tn seek to attain something high
or great.
VERTICAL
Klat China dlsea on whlrh food
Is serfed.
I'jesluff, brownish red powder.
I'o fare.
Venoinoiia anake (CWa friend).
Hweet srrretloti left by plant
louse.
Level,
Hninll hols left by smallpm.
Hone.
Crown-like head nnianient.
Hlrips of leather with
at the end.
Itevenls.
Kngllsh money (pi ).
To hearken.
To instrtlrt.
' To beseei'h.
Htops.
To rauee to orerflow.
Before.
Htrlped eloth made of
hair. ,
Humiliates,
Identity of anything considered
abstractedly.
Cupola.
To withdraw,
Lively.
Kndnwment.
Cradual diminution of thickness.
Positive.
The god of lore.
Habitual drunkard.
To take food.
Hun god.
Seventh note In scale.
Answers to yesterday's ernes-won!
pusxle:
Q 'HPF ATdE IrHPN t p
n a Emu sHn QlTls T. 3
4--IS
I'eerli'ss Ijiiinilry runipany, arrnngml
I by ,1. Howard JoIiikoii; Ul.'IU 10:;i0.
Iir.nniin, I Higerald Music romiiany;
j I0:.-I(l tl.'.'KI. Art Hickmmi'a III I re
! hotel dsnce orrhesirn, Karl llurtnett,
: leader,
K.NX. Ilollvwood, Col., S.H1.0 ma
! ters fi:IA-ll:lfi p. m., Wurlllier pipe
iurgen siudin, sports talk, Sid iff;
! U;;i(l-7:.'l(l. dinner hour munlt 7:;ll,
uuslliess tnlk. .1. Jl. Iloliglns; 8 1(1,
WllO Mil In ...ti III-,. .... 1..I... 11....!.....
Vmii v rn,', "sly from nation I KM 1, Abe Lyman'a Cocosnul llrove
Radio
Programs
Vinieut liprg,
BAREE. SON OF KAZAN
liy JAMES OUVEIi CUKWOOD
CopyrluhL 1917. by Doubladay, Page Co,
BARES, BON OF KAZAN." a Vltagraph Pic.tura, with Wolf
tha War Dng, Is an Adaptation of This Story
(Continuedl reailessnesa of joulli aisl its desin-s,
A T LA8T it had come the meeting ; Ihey went on.
with Hint for which he had been
seeking. It was In an open, lighted
by the cold dawn a tiny amphithe
atre that lay on the side of a ridge,
facing the rust. With her head in
ward him, and walling for him us he
came out of the shadows, hia scent
strong In her keen nose, stood .Vn
heegun, the young wolf.
There was not a fortinght'a differ
ence In their nge and yet MHlieegun
was much the smaller of the two;
her body was as long, but she was
slimmer: she stood on slender Icgx
thai were almost like the legs of n
fox, and the curve of her hack was
Hint of a slightly brut bow, a sign of
swiftness almost cqunl to the wind.
When the sun rose, half mi hour
llltl
I he snow grew deeper under their
teet. in the open spaces they wuded
through it to their kiees. and It con
tinued to fall in a vast white cloud
ttuit descended steadily out of the
sky. It was near midnight when it
slopped. The clouds drifted away
from under the stars and the moon,
and for a long time Knree and Mn
heegun stood without moving, looking
down from the ha Id crest of a ridge
upon a wonderful world.
An hour after Ihey entered the
plain there came suddenly out of
the west the tnngiiiiig of "the -wolf-pack.
It was not fur distant, prob
ably not more than a mile along the
foot of the ridge, and (he sbiim.
lulck .vnppiug Hint followed the first
by so doing hv K. i. ail i .
Keith ysudenll. circuit. It. ,'l.,t ,in.
uts ultimatum.
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The government ), ,,(,t,,,j ,
ew class of license, I!,, lra,lcasl-
.... rM.unn tpperalor a IJrruse" which
dance orrhestrn from Ambassador
hotel; 1 1 -1 Lf. campus night, students
of 1 "nlvrrsity of California, southern
branch.
KIM I, Hon Francisco, C'al., 4lt.IV
meters (1: 10-7 p. m.. Slates restau
rant orclieslra; 7 :.' . 1, lln.lv Heiier's
Fairmont linlrl orchestra: M. Theo-
lvill I. a ..d , . . " " " 1 " ' ""ei iiniirini; el', 1 lieo
LiV.1. . ' ,h.'1''r"'l,'I,,,'!,l,'r' ,'wiB- orgiinist. Veling Cud-
bloadcasiing als'liona. The aiithorlllea
, ...... .,.,, mat operators now
holding commercial eitra llr.i class,
lil.t class or second rla.a licenses,
Will b. permitted to operate broad
casting nations as at resent.
see
Tha first all-Amerlcan radio ro
fraui In F.urnpe was recenlly broad
can from tha "1'etlt -arlsler,- sis
t.ott, I aria under pice. f ,h,
Tribun." 1 "r"1'1 ""' 'l
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TONIGHT'S PROGRAMS
Psclflo Cosit
KtiV Portlsud, 4111 ,1 ,rlfrl,.ft
I-. in., t hildren's program. T;ft p. ,.
weaihrr, i.ll,-, ,, i.rk., trt,tt.
..u.iruna ln, imlt.,R
1 -so p. m Weekly wool
iflc Cooperative Weed
10 V p. in.
worth, soprano; 11-111, lintel .lohu-on.
soprano; 111 II. Johnny lluick's Am-
phlsns.
r, It found them still In the email i outburst was evidence that the lorn-
. (I.M ui.ln .... - ' . I . . ... . .
a
opt'ii fin (lit mUIo of the rnlitM. nlrli h
drcp fi'iniip nf foroNt under Ihcin, nnd
bf.vm (hut n wldp, limtiprrtl plnin
nhirli looked likn a gliontly shroud in
III itinntlo of front.
.MNhrrjcut.. loo, lind RotlKht (hiI
iMiiH-prick. niiil like Hnrce Imd failed
lo intih It. 'I'lioy wire lirnl, llttlf"
dinmuriutrd for Hip lime, nnd hunKry
-but mil) nltvc uith thn fine thrill of
niiliripntion, nnd rent .'H.tjr uriiHitive
lo the new nml inj ntrrloun cnmicioui
nrn of coiiiiai.ioiit.in,
To thm flrfsh-cnliiiK wild (hlrifs of
lli fornHs, ctnwi'd nnd wiimil, (hr
Hie Simw wnn the lnimuiiit of the
winter rnrtiivul of tdniiKhtsr mid fennt
inf, of wild advrniurn in the Ioiik
nil lit , of merrili'M wnrfnre on the
fnrn triiil. The dn n of hreeilitiK,
of molhi'rhuitd -the pearo of tiprinjt
nnd Minunier were over; out of the
nky rame the wnkrnim nf Hk North
Iniid, the rnll of nil fh'Mh-entinjr rnn
turi'H to (he long hunt, nnd in the firm
thrill of it livitiK thimcn were moving
hut tittle thm night, nnd Hint wotrh
full.r and with Kimicion. Yngih mnde
it nil t.v In Hnree nnd Mnheenuu:
their Mood run ewiftly; their feet
fell noftly; their rum were nlluued
lo ml eh the HligliteNt unundi.
In thin firm of the Hin Snow they
felt the evcitiin pulfte of n new life.
It lured them on. It invited them , to
adventure into the white invntery of
the i lent (ilnrm: nnd (n spired hy thnt
rnnjEcd hunters hud put up midden
game, n rnrihou or youtiff mooKc, nnd
were rlom nf itn heel. At the voire
of her own people MnheeRun luid her
rnrn clone to her hend and wnn off
like nn arrow from n how.
The one perl rdneKn of her move
ment nnd the Mviftnes of her flight
put Hnree welt heliind her In the race
over the plain. She wns run nine blind
ly. fnvored by luck. For an intervnl
of perhaps five mlnutcH the pack
were no near to their jtmne Hint Ihey
made no sniinri, and the rhne awunit
full tnlo thft faro of Miiheeftun and
Haree. Tha latter wan not half a doi
en leiiKtha behind the youns wolf
when a rrafthinir in tho hrimh direct
ly aliead atopped them no nhnrply that
tore up the anow with their braced
forefeet nnd atpint haunchea. Ten
necoodM Inter a caribou burnt through
ami flashed acrona nn. open not more
limn twenty ynrda from where they
utood. They could hear .Ita awift
panting ns it ditnpprared. And then
came ttie pack.
At nielli of thoe awift ty moving
gray hottica Hnree'a heart lenpe for
an instant into hm throat, lie forgot
Maheemm, and Hint nhe had run away
from him. The moon nnd the wtnra
went out of e.ittenee for him. Me no
longer penned the chill of the unow
under hia feet. He wna wolf -nil
wolf. With the warm acent of the
caribou In his nostrils, ami th paa-
niaite atrimngly apparent hr var
ionn e per intent ntatitn hulletiua,
particularly (hone of Michigan, fori
tnrreaniug the profit in raminir onta
and placing the crop on a much more;
dependnhl ltaiii by following the '
liracticea of the hrnt oat fartnera who!
plant only hiih -yielding tented varl-
Fiishinil Phuiucs
score. ;
letter by Pa-
tirowera: N
concert hv Nher..,.
I i l"l,rr I'f I 'wight !
Johnson t Multnomah Hotel Htrn,r.
II -to n. m.. llo.e en. i,i k.
tear of Pacific Ktale. Kleclric coin! i .. . Carpeot.r
panr. Ill folks want some shriven
Kl'l, I os Angels., (,!.. 411s n me I "" ''" 1 n""'' 'heinselves,
Isr. - b:M t p. u,.. Kisuuner - mu.i "r m,,,i,, '"euth the sun
l h.lf honr; A I.V7, ll.di.onal talk ; ! I!1"",." ... ,
llsar risnce nrche.lra- ?-.ti.H i--.. - ' The Job as it ought to he done.
J Dally, femsle l.ar.toi,.. 1. ,i 1,'. -- -. 4
r. luiritone; n..r.i... ),,.., ,.! !
I't; . program. Htand.r.l l) O
psny of t al.forns prreemlng a plav !
wlih nin.u written by Mr.. J,n j
uooy; 11 111. t -nlumhla Novelty trie
In.trumrnlsllst, of Argenlins. ftomh
America; 10 II, Ksner d.nce pro.
gram.
KFHA, Meatus. Wssh.. (,',() m,.
Ierst) 7 p. mH Moran school pro
grstn. KFWI1, Dotlfwimt. C,, me.
lers- 7;lftB p. ln Ilrosnle't on he.
Ira Varsity and t l.trli. Weliman
leaorr U-ltl. Iloeard Hrevenn. s..nn
and uke, A. n.s male quartet ; 10 II,
prcgram. Flue Itj.H r. shop of llolli!
Woo.1; II I a. m. llranditstler's Hoi
l)wod M.ntn.arte rste dance orches
Ira, Mel Pe.lr.gv, ea.ler.
Klitt, (isklsnd. ( si., ,K1 meters
4 ir.UI p. m.. concert orrhe.trs. Hotel
1st. t'ranris; 7:1.1. golf !e .n. Jo. No.
nk; h. "The Men on the Itov," Kijii
platers; 10 1 a. m., Henry llalalead't.
wn i.e.. ra,
KHJ, Ix.a Angeles, Cat., 4H.V2 meters-(1(1
ail p. m., Art lli.km.n'.
lllltmor hotel ,-oncert orrhe.trs. Kd
ward Kilsiiatrl. k director! ri-.lo-V So,
little stories American history. Pro.
fessor Hylvester llertsog; li.rkie
hraodon and Jsne Hughes, screen
juveniles with I'nrle J. hn; T So K,
'llomsnc of the Hants Fa Trail." j Many smart women are following this mediocre grade of seed
iroda I'fWitt; S U.,10, program, eitreme si) is. I Improved strains of oa
FARM HELPS.
'IU-.KK are great poartlhilitiea. It la, will outyleld the older tpea aele.-tiNl
In neighboring fields fur nmipaxiiion
by LMt prr cent. It is a ahnple matter
to Increase the crop and place it upon
a much more doperdnhle haii by the
une of h.gher-yiehting ttentefl iie,sd
without any rttra vt of production
and onLv the added lab.r of harvet-
i etie. treat the seed with formalde ing a heavier crop. The only a. Mi- j
in-4f nniiwiirti rn rr in tr-i ri"ai himhi riifii-p -nm or snsti- online
the field for planting and applj acol i fnr hetter-ela1" nerd which i matle
tfioii t kill Nvvfcjiing through him likf
fire, he darted Hfter the pack.
It wra an if Haree had belonged
to the puck uhvnyfl. lie had joined
it nntunilly. nn other ((tray wolvea
had joined it f--.ni nut of the hmdi;
there had been no ostentation, no
welcome audi on .Mnheeguu had given
him in the open, nnd no hostility. He
belonged wnh these (slim, swift-footed
, outlttUM of the old forests, nnd hin
' own jawN aiinpped and hi blood rait
hot na the smell of the caribou grew
heavier, and the Round of ita crashing
body nearer.
It ftceincd to him they were almost
at ita heel when they swept into an
open plain, n stretch of barren with
out a tree or a shrub, brilliant in the
light of the stars and moon. Across
ita unbroken carpet of snow spoil the
caribou a spare hundred yards ahead
of the pnek. Now the two leading
bun tern no longer followed directly in
the trail, hut hImiI out at un angle,
one lo the right and the other to the
lert of the pursued, and like well
trained Mohliera the pock spKi. in
halves nnd spread out fan-shape in
the final charge.
The two ends of the fan forged
ahead nnd closed in, until the lenders
were runninij almost abreast of the
caribou, with fifty or sixty feet sep
arating them from the pursued. Thus.
miroitiy nnd swiftly, with deadly pre
cision, the pack Imd formed a horse
shoe cordon of fangs from which
? was hut one course of flight
1 r. light ahead.
Hnree had found his place in the
lower rim of the horseshoe, so that
he was fairly well in the rear when
the cliinnx came. The plain made a
sudden dip. Straight ahead was the
gleam of wnter water shimmering
softly In the starglow. and the irlght
of It Bent n final great smtrt of blood
through the caribou's bursting heart.
rorly seconds would tell the story
forty seconds of a last spurt for life,
of a final tremendous effort to es
cape death. Hnree felt the sudden
thrill of these moments, and ho forged
ahead with the others in that lower
rim of the horseshoe an one of the
lending wolves made a lunge for the
oung bull's barn-string.
Thero was no time for others to
tnke their place. From the broken
end of the horseshoe Hnree heard the
caribou's heavy plunge into water.
When Haree joined the pack, n mad
dened, inouthfrothiug. snarling horde,
NnpnmnoM, the young hull, was well,
out in the river and swimming stead-:
ily for the opposite shore. '
The restless movements -of the wn-1
ters ceased. A new and wondering j
interest held them rigid, Fntigs j
dosed sharply. A little in the open
Haree saw Maheegun, with a big gray
wolf standing near her. He went
to her ngniu. and this time she re
mained with flattened ears until he
wna sniffing her neck. And then.
with a vicious snarl', she snapped nf
him. I ler teeth sank deep in t he I
soft flesh of his shoulder, and at I
the tinrpectednrs ami pain of br 1
attack, he let out a yelp, "ha Jiext j
instant the big gray wolf was at j
him.
tTo be continued.
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rXMPER FANNY sdyj
I "" saw, mc
JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redner
M YSTKII Y ISLAM) CHAPTER (1
The more you look back on an old
name, the brighter It blazes.
FTKll the two ailvi'iittirrrH hud sntisi'icd their nppt'titjs mid idinrerl
Mimic food willi Flip nml Flop, .lack mij:u;i'hUm! that tlicy lake a rrt
while Fiip flood 'on watch. ".Maybe we will conic upon another -stenni'T
."lid be tnken on hoard." lie iciid. "Flip will hark if anythinc comes in
if,'M."
Adorn Table
For Use
w
Small tnhlca should be adorned in
accordance with their intended use.
The hall console is formal and should
be formally decorated. The small
smoking tnble in informal and .-honld
lie made so. While the guet room
tahle. as shown here, should he a
happy medium, formal nnd useful.
I tie writing n.id nod the decni-m
JOTll .Inck nnd Potty must have been pr.Mty tired for they fhpt f-r
several hours. The sacks flo-y had wrapped the lunch basket in mr.''
fnirly good pillows when rolled up. Finally .Iin-k snt up and looked flnni; I
him. The moon, which had been shining hricihtly. was beginning to f.ik
out.
effect.
lion.
I
I
here, make a good mmhit
Homo Hints
Cynthia (irov Savs:
JT IS always ndvionble to wah the1
feet of new stocking before Hie.
first wearing, ns the dressing ndded
to the silk frequently lessens Hie 1
wearing quality.
Cleaning Furs
To clean the fur en coats or rtefk-
III;." thn:lit .1:.
it u ill he pr.'tty sc.
-U lii-re if it V' t I';
dirk. Hut ns he heg.m w-orrj irg abut that, there nppenrcd h n-r
of light over the wat.T in the fnr distant. "Hurrr.h.'' he shouted. "''
sun is coming up." His shout nw.-ke iVm. nnd (-he said. "WlKit's
mnfter':" (t'ontmued i
5 i rr-r- Vap.t)eJ of K.jK-yfliliT. pur ytrnin tted oati1.
roa7
Th(a collar make a brave attempt1
at being different. In tha first place i neighborhood crops Seedsmen are
it hugs the neck very elosrlr, ami iu ! carefully testing and Improving the
the second place It is worn reverse grade of oats with an eye to Increased
fashlo with what would ordinarily MeM and to rlean seed, and thre t
have brrt the front in the back. little eimise for going along with
oata very often
Incrcaaino tha Oat Vitld
phoephate fertiliser In soils which, up many times In the increased yield
need this particular form of plant of the pedigreed crop,
food. t Acid phosphate or other fertdners
Improved strains have demonstrat of high phosphorus content almost l-
ed a distinct gain In acreage for sev-' dutinct incrrse in cr.
era! years, but a large proportion of
the fartwa show tha use onljr of the
old smaller-? ielding sorts, the aeel
being eared from year to year from
aiier meir apptiction. Ta vit
and weight per hu-UI i ir-,-r.--.I
ami it has also been found that the
crop matures at an esrier date a-i
mora uniformly than hn th frr
1 1 liter is not used This ftrtitier
also tend to overcotre the t-Tidr-WT
of the'graia to ldf on hesxy ,,i,;.
tn fertile land, the nreri't-rt
tion etperta say. thr aphcatton of
harnyaM maflure i r-ot adM-atVe f..r
oata as it produces to rani growta
a! . ii . kind. Always souee.- the wntrr out vn-hing it. This preserves the !iit
I ' " ' woolen go.ls never wring them. r-'id Hie wrar and tear cn the h"-
AX j To prer( Dryin, Blanket,
- -SWle- I ,f .... . . , , - , ,, Ik ittyttig blanket. cuiMtge the p
. ' aAT1.'- I ,f la" 1 cry fir., and wUip, , ,, , .
ill is bene, to .ew it ., . a , "- "' P"
1 V&lg ' , .. , , """ strsicht. Otherwise vou will lu
. jPKW of miishn .vrcheesecJoth .ef.,re an uneven edge.
I l 'he oiler on a newsnanee ' . .
.et ii ue i..r sevrrai liour. lien ( w k vv rrii -rr Jli
I ke o, the L I M - W g f
i I 'TT V V ' 1 1 a ';,'!'!. kT h,v' '" P" . keep
! NSSi " " ' " "1V -
' - dJ) , "l" " -'"'" r''IJ- hnt ninv ,o,e. with the spir
j f ' g. AS Ihey r..kcVi!V. f!'!r,,',, " " ,l-""f' "i,h "" ,M
i " ' .!';,';;' ,h"" " '"" :'t to reh. ht we never arm
drop, of .mmon,, ,n ,of ,,,,, ,,., .. " ""T's's fn r and Hn , leach, i- '
j window and mirrors i ' " " w,n '' '.
I . . S,v ClalHMll. . , ii5' '
M n.-t leave , ,...,.;,. M, LfUlJ ? V til ,
I from week , week A c..t.,. re,i . tb.y
th.t can take in ,f,,r rs, h ,,,, jj ',,. T&rTTI1
Never Bail W9 - TTi f '
1 Neer soak or h..tl 0( an, ; i(. , .
IJKAU Mis tirey; n,et .r.t:;
gir several months ago nn w.i
having msny datrs with hrr utmll
sSont two werks ago. Thrn she c .Miti
ed I wm g!tig out wita i-ther g rl-.,
which wns not true. She mu j,
tw-fa ed and ha l hed t hfr bo it
rot bavmg dates with other g-rls. AM
; iiM was to pra to other girt, hut
I d d not r.i out u-iih thtt t ikon:..
h-vfd this k rl before fSe went .n1 7 1 $tM',,,h" f cc-are cornmeat
Hue settfeleia rampage. Should 1 uy
i t lorgi'i ncr r try to mke ner s-'e )
i iu; she has an entirely wronj im
prrision about me. - Jack S.
1 think I wou'd forjet he. In
tr long run the etremflt jrn!
ous girl neer make's a plfsMnt
isunpanion r a satist actor .fe.
ler M; Grey-J met a hot at
the beginning of the year h ws
, swfUly n ce tf me and wr-te fr--piently.
Hut for some ron un
known to me. he lden3y etatvd a
intention. I still like hva as mti.-h
as ever. Our sor'rsty is gmr.g a ptrrv
real sMn and I wrmld hke to h,m
r.p for it. Iv. -u think it wuM t
JisaMe I.hct T
t d-n't th.nk it wou'd tk. anv
harm t tr hm out onve.
Simply write h m a BMe mrtting
hun I t.nr t )rn t the
t pirfr lis rp.T or hs actons
whi.e joi wi l s;il.w Jrt,
i t,ft!ir ou iiouM nue to
f rare for h m.
nice. Inc.!