Evening, April 29, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Nine
MUTT AND JEFF
And A Rhino Can Scamper Much Faster Than A Horse
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By BUD FISHER
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Jinaow.
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Tofipunge.
i nluible property.
Men-
IfeM'IOT-
Jutnunmu for rowing.
TcQoir Hawaiian bird.
Htlitd.
ftniratt of ''
Herd force of hypnotism. .
fl(i!r- . . .
1 nmilitioMl stipulation that
iku an agreement.
Jirtnntial fear.
Poiat of compass.
To unclose.
Ssill lalamander.
Hbrtw word for God.
Hurried.
Jrat (esp. two pieces of cloth).
WeipoD similar to lance.
Fitorigm.
MefoL
Pertaining to nose.
Plant belonging to parsley fam-
Tat present time.
Eitmples.
Bj.
To enliven.
I'ait .
Ts choose.
Aiimil similar to donkey,
Ts kuts.
Vertical
To annoy.
Extensive areas of waste land
omlaid with peat.
To total.
Urjeit existing deer.
Cfctip fnde of silk prints.
On bard.
U brass.
hfltamttion on eye.
T wing on a plant seed.
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10. Impudence, "gall."
11. To sunburn.
10. Regions.
19. To lay in surrounding matter.
21. Whole quantities.
22. Therefore.
23. One who snares animals for
their furs.
25. Permitted.
20. To exist.
27. One who warbles.
29. Procreated.
.iO. Mutter in aeriform state (pi.).
32, Metal in natural state.
34. To put on.
35. Large box for flour.
30. To be indebted.
41. Precious stones of delicate col
ors. 43. To loiter.
45. Point of compass between South
Pole and Africa.
40. Breasts.
48. Myself.
50. Group of jurors.
51. Frenzy.
52. Handsome evergreen trees whose
wood is used for butter kegs.
51, One intrusted to perform busi
ness of another.
BO. To mimic.
57. Anger.
58. To devour.
CO. Beverage.
01. Blue grasB species.
02. To observe.
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puzzle:
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BAREE, SON OF KAZAN
By JAMES OLIVER CUEWOOD
Conrrlght. 1917. h TftllhlHV Pn OA fir Pn
WEE, SON OF KAZAN," a Vltagrnph Picture. With Wolf,
the War Dor. Is an Adaptation of This Story
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i -1H tarcely a snunil (hot the
H f factor's enr. and fold-
-TOtr ..ici assart rose quickly
iore. tie wns gone an
Lira, .nil k. ..t
... Huu ulr UUIPrs were
; " was not oft n that Marie
-ate tii. : .
,1 hi. noi onen
' air .w I I,
Mn in the Kartors 4k
..a ,ime nun h, snw 1(,r
;7 tht that her face was a
w man the lu-t. nn.l lier
UlT inri k :. , i
" k'srt there was a treat
3, nifht he passed
:!,. , " ""'find winch he
w she was slocpins; often he
1,1 (Itch .1: , .
ltd h. i-" r m " P'
" knojnng ,11Q, Marie ,ln,,;r.
" '"'r '. there!
instant a different li,hr i
I, ?.,taws "''' No one else!
H s.'iLT'", """'"-eon them I
( . "1T Lerue waited and
llm ept saying
B .J I L rr'1"' " Wnrl''i
' hope. When that
J "'' over t Fort I
dr.., V " mrned. :
' M ... T 1 "'""e the loni
'Vj- .,- ,"' ht on the
f!"r n. ' "" environ-
h li T.,!r"il" ' "f I-c
a.- r "",ir iin-
.nl '"1' .b,,t i' w like
y . '".n"n throunh the
t. p" ' '"'""ntry. It had
WiTh' ffl,h"-
'H. . ''d his areat-
y TifMh:. ,,n"' wood in
" kirk T Mrl"ltltart,
v. '' 'nd f i, ...
t-n H.h; fiD"
l M '""'lirt southward
:LW;. J'",."""- The
C e; ... "". it sorrel,
, ti., Bar...
" ,r" ard
,li,''" T"! 'oforrn.
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H . rnal-
his yes were larger, ami entirely
clear of the Wuttooi, or blood-film,
that marks the wolf and also to an
extent the husky. His jaws were
like Kazan's, perhaps even more
powerful. Through all that week of
the Big Storm le travelled without
food. Three were four days of snow,
with driving blizzards and fierce
winds, and after that three days of
intense cold in which every living
oTPnturc kept to its warm dugout in
the snow. Even the birds had bur
rowed thomcsleves in. One might
have walked on the backs of caribou
and moose and not have guessed it.
Rare sheltered himself during the
worst of tiie storm but did not allow
the snow to gather over him.
Every trapper from Hudson's Buy
to the country of the Athabasca knew
after the Big Storm the famished
fttr animals would ne seeking food,
aud that traps and deadfalls properly
set and baited stood the biggest
chance of the year of being filled.
Some of them set out over their
trap-lines on the sixth day; some on
the seventh, and others on the
eighth. It was on the seventh day
that Bush MrTnggart started over
Pierre Eustaeh's line, which was now
his own for the season. It took him
two days to uncover the traps, dig
the snow from them, rebuild the fal
len "trap-houses," and rearrange the
baits, (in the third day he was back
at Lac Bain.
It was on this day that Baree came
to the cabin at the far end of Me
Taggnrt's line. McTaggart's trail was
fresh in the snow about the cabin,
and the instant Baree sniffed of it
every drop of blood in his body seem
ed to leap suddenly with a strange ex
citement. It took perhaps half a
minute for the scent that filled bis
nostrils to associate itseif with what
had gone before, and at the end of
that half-minute there rumbled in Ba
ree's chest a deep and sullen growl.
For many minutes arter that he stood
like a black rock in the snow, watrh
ing the cabin. Then slowly be began
circling about it. drawing nearer and
nearer, until at last he was sniffing
at the threshold. No sound or smell
of life came from inside, but he could
smell the old smell of MrTaggart.
Then be faced the wilderness the
direction in which the trap-line ran
Hack to I-sc Bain. He was trembling.
His muscies twitched. He whined.
Pictures were assembling more and
more vividly in his mind the fight id
his mind the ftht in the cabin.
Nepeese, the wild chase through the
snow to the chasm's edge even the
memory of that age-old strung. when
McTaggavt fctd caucht him in the
rabbit snare. Is his moine there was
a fret yearning, almost expectation.
Slowly he followed the trail and a
quarter nf mile from the csbin
truck the first trap on the line.
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Jerry On the Job
Let the Suffering Commence
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HINTS UPON HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL
No. 4 Care of the Eyebrows
Radio
Programs
FIAPPER FANNY sAyy
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Ruth Andrea
By KI TH ANHHEA
lt the iegfeld Follies
and go over my brows and lashes with
it. Naturally I'm careful not to get
i the least bit of oil in my eyes it ft
would irritate them.
As regularly as I brush my hair,-
I brush brows with an eyebrow
H.ulio "iiunotiucing' lias become so
mui'li of a profession th.tt New York
university has established a new
course to give announcers proper
traamtg. Although rarfia announcers
and iVriurers have s me pmhifms m
euuutuva with the p";ttfrm sprier.
such as amlieuce psyehology. nlwm?
w im "lake tlir air" lor t'.ieir uddrescs
must give 'special intention to voie.
training. Students who study the tech
ninue t.f good iMdio delivery, the crn
Uiir!i n itnd rhvtorie f the radio
spett:h. and the uprrUilxtni vofiihn'ni'y
nre jt,uv for the rad'o sjscaki'r. Four
collegi credits will be given to Ihoi-e
who,; complete tlie course, .
Boys are running tilings all over the
nutinn t'dny. Even the ether in clec
iitc;iliy under the dmi3i:on. nnd h
iween ti mid HAS p. m, from Kt
will b? heard the v. iee.i of budding
executives selected to run the Siii)
Frunciseo municipal governnient for
the day. First will be heard the buy
innyor. t Khcr officials will follow.
Music will be furnished by boys who
have wn la the National I Soy a Week
Mimic contests.
'f'UKKK'S nothing I admire more In
women than lovely, luxuriant
pyelnsdies and eyebrows, and i have
a theory that they are within the brueh o that tliey grow ai ttuv
rench of everyone. "hould anil nlwnyn look well kept.
I have the tiniest little bruah, such This particular beauty Btmit doeMit
ni in used for water colora which I , take five minulea a day, but it In five
dip into warm olive oil each night minute well ient.
Hanger had caved in bi aide until
he was like a etnrved wolf, fn the
first trap-house McTngsart had plac
ed as bait the hind-quarter of a
snowshoe rabbit. Haree reached in
cautiously. He had learned many
thina-a on Pierrot's line; b had
b-arned what the snap of a trap
meant; be had felt the cruel pain nf
steel jaws; he knew better than the
shrewdest fol what a deadfall would
do when the trigger was sprung
and Nepeese herself had taught him
that he waa never to touch poison
bait. So he closed his teeth gently
in the rabbit flesh and drew it forth
aa rverlr a McTaggart himself
could have done, ile visited five
trans liffore dark, and ate the five
' baits without springing a pan. The
1 sixth was a deadfall. Ha circled
1 about this until he had beaten a path
in the anow. Then ha went on into
a warm balsam awamn and found
himself a bed for the night.
(To be continued)
, -
j j Fashion Plaques j
Handy Stralaar
A vegetable atrainer that just fits
tb top of the sauce pan ia a great
help in tbe kitchen.
The flower that Is worn on the
shoulder has grown in size until it
Varicolored flowers and festoon of t kw. This one a brilliant
' flowers are ued on the new felt red velvet, worn on a whitt chif.on
1 hats. 1 dinner dress.
TONIGHT'S PH0GRAMS
Pacific Const,
KtJW, l'nrt.niitl, il)1.5 meters- p.
in., uliililreu's program ; ti, concer ;
l:iit, wtather, poik'e and market re
ports, news buiietijis and essentia
scores; H, grand invitational program
to JOlks' lodgo convention by wire
telephony from j, lib lie auditorium.
KFAE, l'ulhimn, Wash., me
ters TMii-V p. in., group songs; girl
Sigma K.ippa sorority; Mary Eliz.i
beth Turmr pianist. Vera R'.hlUe
v-cnlist, Krna Ne.son reader; "Sec
ond Trial,' Amiiey iNavage, jeutter;
vocal solo, lorothy Wilhelmi; piun i
and banjo selections, .Mary Elizabeth
Turner, Helen Prink; Sigma Kappa
group songs; ''The Hole of Vitamins
in Livestock Feeding," Frufessor Jer
ry Jkftolo; "Building Materials for
Vuiir New Home Frofessor Ogden
F, lieeman; "What Hewing eiub Girlf
Are JJuing," E. Belle A'r,
KFI, Los Angeles, 4tiS.5 meters
5mWJ p. m., Exaiuiiier's mu'il half
hour; 0-0:15, MacDauiel'i nightly do
ings; 0:45-7, Hudiatorial talk; 7-7::tO,
detective stt-ries from real life. Nit it
Harris; 7:3. 8, program, (iowtwin,
KJicgef, MacKay Insurant cumpatry;
Apollo male quartet. Marguerite I.e
Ornnd, pianist; 8 ti, Kvening Herald i
tiour of dance music; 8-10, KxainjiM-i.
I semi-monthly movie program from tiie
I Wampus club; 10-11, Fatrick-Mnnth
dance orchestra, Betty Fatrk'k, aoti
fct. ; KFOA, .Seattle, 453 merera
5:15 p. m,, William F. Hoffman's1
Olympic hotel coi.eert orchentra; 0,15-!
j 8:15, Hopper Kelly coinpany pro-
! gram: 8:114)-10, Times program. !
j KFWB, Hollywood. meters- -
1 7:4S-ft p. m.t program, Arr whf;tt !
, Spring hotel with Arrowhead Spring
string quartet, (ire it Western male j
! uunrtet. t.'liarlen Beauchaiup, tenor;
t'hnrlie Wfllman, the prince of jnr,.;
, U-10, Conn and .lacdis, vaudevil.e
voeil act, Irving Ahrahamson's Hhi-
teipiin danee oreheLra; 10-11, War
: ner brother b'ur uader dsreion of
Harry Heymonr; 3I-i a. m.t Itrand
' stJttf'r's Hofl"yW"ud Montmarte f-jire
dance orchestra, Mel Fede-jky, Jeaih-r.
K(iJ, Onn.Hiid, l"al.t 801.2 meiem
1 p. in., musie.-il piogram and ipetiker.
Cora L. Williarns, institute; 4-&:ii'.).
; Hotel St. Francis.
i KU3t 'Ui Angles, 405.2 meJer
J-i:3i p. ., Art Hickmss jtiifinar'
hotel roncert orclctra, F.dwnrd Pit
Patrick, director; 0:;JO-7:3O, little sf-
i ries Ameriean fcifory, Frofemor Syl
vester Herteog; Iick Wmsl- w, Ju
venile reporter; Baby Muriel MaeCoi
mac, Mickey M jiao, swreen starlet;
H-HJ&K soentifie iectrire. Ut,
Bumgart; 8:iO-y:.if prsjrsm. Aipif
Tau Om'-ga Alumni ssnu'iflti' n. Ittirk
mnn brothers, Hawsiisti string tno.
WiJIiiro Hullinger. flutift; 1. Valen
tine, baritone; 0:3 1". Figriy Wigg'y
; girls' string trio; 10-U .Art Hick
i man's Bfitm're feotej dxnc program,
f Karl Hurfnetl, Jesder.
KJH, SesttK :m.4 meter 1:30 2
p. m.. mu tea I talk, ftsymond Iav!d
lHoIme; SMO-ti.'M, Fost-Intfltigencr
The honoymooff h over when fha
husband has to havo a billiard table
to keep him homo nifjhts.
Htudio concert; D.iMMO, illustniti'd
radio travelog, Nnrinan Feurce.
KfX, tiakland, t J metrs
ti-f fK m., organ rmceri; 8-i, eit
teriainmenl ; i-ii:l."i, Americnn theater
oreiiestia; 0-I5-10, program; lO-lli-iTt
Tma (i- itinuvich'H ballroom etitcr
t ti: tM.'
KNX. Hollywood, 3:i0.n meters--5.(5-0:15
pt tiu Wurlit.er studio pro
gijjjii, sp- ri !nik by Sid 0;ta-7,
d ittier bailee tausic; 7-S, Ajiihiiftsndor
hotel concert orchestra, .fiutef Itosen
teld, leader; S-0, program, t.'lenr Inke
Beiii-h company; It-10, KNX. feature
prorain; 10 1J, I lolly woodland coin
mmiity ilauce orchectra. ,
KI'U, Sm FrauciHco. 4!t.5 meters
4:0-:f p. m , Hudy Sejijer's Fair
mict h tt urehesfFa; HrfiiJ-T. Stntes
r st.itirant orrhei tra ; 7-7:-tt, Uudy
Seiger's F.iinuount hotel orchestra-K-!,
Aiuiiti-r Knit artist program; 0-10-11,
.loininy Buiek's
Amphintts.
iKfrt L Angelas, 275, S meters
0.-:J-7.'S p. m Angehia hoar pro
gram, t Jti'ui troiritm ircheiral
sin li i t li ng h'!(ih.
4
I Home Units I
V SMALL paint hruh la an eicel
Jen impN'meitt fr sweepirg win
dw iU ar-il dumiitj ara!i a radi
ator that MoitdH in a corner.
Uso Iho Bath Spray
You en n keep your screen clnn
by giving them n hath every week
with the b'ttb upruy. Then your
rjiriHiuH will not essiJy.
Save Waif Paper
When having a room newly pap
ered, saw fl Prt f a roll for em-
ergi'ncies. Often it la impossible to
match paper later.
JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochran Drawings by L. W. Redntr
MYSTERY ISLAND CIIAPTKIl 15.
SUDDENLY there. was a loud rustling of leaves and then a shower of
k cocoanuts. Jack and Dotty flew away from tha tree they had been
standing under. "Now 1 know whern Flop Is!" shouted Jack. "The little
die Icons Is up in that tree and lis thinks I'tfl funny to be throwing cocoa
nuts down at us. lon't let any hit you."
IJL'T Dotty realized that a cocoauut would hurt, and she didn't need to
be warned to get out of tha way. When the excitement died down,
there came a shrill little scream out of the big cocoanut tree, and Flop
scampered out on a branch and looked down. "Coins down ont of there,"
demanded Jack, "and atop trying to hit us."
J,'LOF s'luealed again and then came quickly down th tree trunk. When
be stood on the ground again be picked up a cocoanut and held It up
to Jack. 'Oh, he wnnta you to open it up." snld Dotty. "Go ahead and
crnek it, and we can oil eat some." Ho Jack broke tbe cocoanut with a rock
ami hitSided Vlnp a piece (Continued.
On Gardening
Wax Chair Rocker
War tb' bottom t ymir chair i
rockers and they will tint
marks on jour polUhed fhtors.
r-rzrr :
Avoid 1 wos in
Decoration
1,'OU beginners In vegetable garden
ing four rules may he dsid down
whkh, if rifJy observed, wi& ptae
mttkehem at nee in the frst rsfife of
amateurs.
fme differenre between novices and
experts in any enterprise is in the
, .
i i t j
liiiiiiiaiii
against posnlble loss, but to prevent
otherwise certain loss.
Heeds sown In drills are those which
produce vegetables that are grown in
regular rnxvs, evenly spaced in the
row, A dirtEE i a tiny grovft mwrt
,n th mik In contrast to the (trig f
j the hill, which is not a mound of
earth, but merely a spot in which sev
eral seeds are sown to produce a
; plant or group of plants, separated by
.some distsnee from the next plant or
fiiiiuli of their performances. The be
flutter is ttwtaHjP sloppyj th eipert -wn iH ettettmbe'n ia fciKsv
i ft is Rpeary in sow mr stee)i
than one expects to ninture. because
cake perfeetioii is to be obtaiii'd by
attention to details. ;
In gardening market growers are
mejirubrUA in their frbwerva-tip-n- n! 1
is e-irtt-l arsst orderly. Whe?her it is
in nwinging a golf club or making A
conditions may reduce the germinnti-
percentage. In vegetable gardening
ne never expects to raise 10t per
cent of his seedling'; ahvavs there
i: art eiee wbieji ttmt f diftfatrdf-L
these- mesv wh;le amntpitr : evert JhJrg:N the prt"e of rniiiiii?
uiiiv rem! the heart of the beginner.
In split'! n j the rows in the home
gnrdi-ii eixtiteen iwhea is suffi.-ieitt
f'-r the gm ill i.Ttip grown itt drills. It
is even eiiongh fT 4 Men Bunt a ut
-eet ere, Ms--r spa- mii-tt b giv
ftJiv careie abu them, Th twit
rules are;
1. Flint in stralnht rows running
north snd notith. Murk the r'ws with
a garden line and space them evenly,
eighteen Iim hes to three feet apart
for ?efd ?wa !o dr:H
. Sw not thifkiy. hnt errogh fr the vije rrpm f tr n& js
; ?ssir a gMi at s Ed. atitS thm Irena fur larger varietfe f
Fairing of similar piere on hi
1 name piece of furniture, or on enjuil ' plants.
i wall pa'-e-. make tor a stereotyped
! mofle of decoration. For informality
' and pietiiren'iiiene-, break up the
rit one of each te in a ef
fective grouping o-n "ne p'see of fur
niture, and lay the ret snide for otb
I oma't-es shoind n.ive
feet melt way between
out rut li!erdy when the seedlingH t-weet torn.
come, to prevent crowding of the two or thiv
j vine-.
.'i. Cultivate regularly thrnughont ! Where room is sufficient and con-
' the sesxoii; n matter what the tern- , veuiem-e repiires wider spacitig be
! pe--;itJtre mar he, !o sot sHrw weed! twepR rw it nutf be gives,. Tha
in mire their hBi in etfty. ; proper ffU'Jth wber ft hrwe-sirsws
4 Appy fert;iier artd prT ; criStivatr is t b u-etMc tbres feet.
! kill imeets and prevent di-jesie. Both -
iare needed not merely as inmirnuoe Fhone S. E. btevtna for piano tuning.