5!ay Evening, May 6, 1925
THE EUGENE QU ABB
Page Sees
Today's Cross-Word Puzzle
MUTT AND JEFF
Yoa Can't Blame the Little Fellow He Never Saw a Giraffe Before
By BUD FISHER
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HORIZONTAL
To rove. " 1 '
Blackbird (cuckoo family).
Steel block containing patters
for forging.
To cut timber.
Hofk containing metal.
Iiedetms from captivity.
Shireringa.
To soak Sax.
Carmine.
Nijbt.
Settees.
Medicine Is small ball.
Eats according to prescribed
rules.
Common poultry disease.
Principle.
actuaries.
Treatment
Frown dessert.
Wing part of ft seed.
To sow.
To construct
Twisted Us clothes).
Value of bond at time of issue.
To dean with a broom.
Piece of iron in a millstone.
Equipped for war.
Sea eagle.
Beer.
Skill
Bears witness.
Body.
Pig it of the foot
Aurora.
To hasten.
OnsteUaUon sometimes called
Lion.
Thermometers with .compound
bulb (unkeyed letter r).
To be diminished.
' VERTICAL
Separated.
Collection of facts.
FiaiBede,
Smell
Makes Verses, . . .
Articles of merchandise.
Feared.
Condemning.
9. To sin."
20. Conclusion.
33. To Impede. ' . -
34. Leather strip.
21. By way of.
22. Id flamed boil on eye.
Part of fish used Is swimming.
Vegetable growing in pod.
Sheltered,
Prick of "a bee.
Emperors.
To perform.
Rubber tree.
To open by .leverage.
Crescent shaped.
CominoD conjunction.
Thigh of a hog.
Female sheep,
drain used for food (pi.).
Seven plus three.
A garland.
To fron.
To Btretcb.
A human being.
Contraltos.
Hook used la trolling.
Towards sea.
Largest plant.
Plaything.
To observe.
Answer to yesterday cross-word
puzzle:
24.
Jerry On the Job ' Whats Right's Ahead
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BAREE, SON OF KAZAN
By JAMES OUTER OUBWOOD
-6ARB1S, SOK Or KAEAK," VttfTBph Ptetan, WWs
the War Dor. is as Adaptation of Thl Story
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Dayton man Dies
In Auto Accident
ARLINGTON, Ore., May 6. A. N.
Weatherford of Dayton, Wash., was
instantly killed in an automobile acci
dent four miles south of here Mott-
dny. The heavy car left the road due
to a locked wheel. J. K. Jesea of
Inyton was slightly injured. In the.
car beside Mr. Woatberford was his
wife; .Mr. aud Mrs. J. W. Jesee and
Mrs. Lucia 8hort of Colffu,
MR. HYLAN TO RUN
NEW YOKK. May 8. Mayor
John K. Ilyiaa announced today that
he positively would be a candidate
succeed himself at next fall's muni
cipal election Irrespective of whethr
or not he received the support and in
Fa. Gnnrf i.-,: '.'.," '! dorsement of Tammanr halL
iiil't., ""rr ana Mac- f
'.n- l- b'"1 PruK 'trim
Ks-l NK! " -i;5ti;.!"rit,0"e,;
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' '"Wo awl
u;.w' t1,,al"r Has.-
S s,!ai"V. u,1-ir "ireetion of
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iKHljsou.j Monttnane
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ftra. U-l l,de,by,
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tsy . " !- ranc.t.
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W.".i T An Hickman'.
'- orchestra, Kari
2 meter.
1'. t'. A'",'i'" theater
rr-trsm; 10-115
Where a (lusher wa waahinf th
street
Came a maid who a certainly
tit
She fol riaht lo the (2
Of the thim and th (3)
Soaked ber ciothea from her bead to
her HI.
ID Pleasing t ttst.
(21 Orbit, trajeetory, way,
(31 Ablution.
4J Dofl, puppies.
(Continued) I
' I 'HE wolves were silent now. Carvel I
!. r . . .A V . j
was tensely alert. In the stillness the j
click of the safety on his rifle sounded
with metallic sharpness. For many
minutes they heard nothing bat the
crack of tb fire. Suddenly Bare',
muscles seemed to snap. Ha sprang
back, and faced tie quarter Behind
Curve!, bis head level with bi shoul
ders, his inch-Ions fanca gleaming as
ha snarled into tha black caverns of
the forest beyond tn rim of fira-
light Carvel bad turned like a shot
It was almost frightening what ha
saw. A pair of eyes burning with
greenish fire, and then another pair.
and after that so many of them that
he could not hftva counted them, lie
of them, catching the firelight, wera
like cat-eyes, only much larger. Soma
of them .catching the firelight, were
red aa coals, others flashed blaa and
green living things without bodies.
With a swift glance he took to the
black circle of tha forest They were
out there, too; they were on all sides
of them, but where he had seen them
first they were, thickest In theae
first few seconds ha had forgotten
Barec, awed almost to stupefaction by
that monster-eyed cordon of death
that hemmed them In. There were
fifty perhap. a hundred wolves ont
there, afraid of nothing in all this
savage world but fire. They bad come
up without the sound of a padded foot
or a broken twig. If it had been
later, and they had been asleep, and
the fire out
He shuddered, and for a moment
the thought got the better of his
nerves. He bad set intended to shoot
except from necessity, but all at once
h! rifle cams to his shoulder and be
sent a stream of fire out where the
eyes were thickest Bares knew what
the shots meant and imea wtta
tnad desire to get at the throat of
one of hi. enemies b dashed In their
direction. Carvel gave a etaruea yen
as ha went B. saw the flash of
Baree'. body, aw it swallowed up in
the gloom, and in that same instant
heard the deadly clash of fangs and
the impact of bodies. A wild thrill
shot through him. The dog bad charg
ed alone and the wolvea had waited.
There could be but one and. IBs
four-footed comrade had gone straight
into the laws of deatbl
He could hear the ravening snap
of those jaws out in the darkness. . It
was sickening. His hand went to the
fnit .45 at bis belt, ana he thrust
his empty rifle butt downward into
the snow. With tha big automatic
before his eyes he plunged ont into
the darkness, and from hi. iipa there
issued a wild yelling that could have
been heard a mile away. With the
yelling a steady stream of fire spat
from the Colt into the mas. of fight
tar beasts. There were eight .hot.
in the automatic, and not until the
plunger clicked with metallic empti
ness did Carvel cesse bis yelling and
retreat Into the firelight lis listen-
ed, breathing deeply. He no longer
w eyes in the darkneas, nor did
he hear the movement of bodies. The
nddenness snd ferocity of his attack
had driven back the wolf-horde. But
the dg! He caught bis breath. na
.train, hia eves. A shadow wss drag
ging itself Into the circle of light It
was Karee. Carvel ran to him, put
his anus under his shoulders, and
brought him to the fire. For a long
time after that there was a qoeslion-
ir.g light in Carrels eyes. Me
l,li bis runs, nut fresh fuel
the fire, and from hi. pack dug ont
eiotb with wbirb fee ban-
d&Xpd three or fonr of th d-pst
eijts in Baree s Ig. Ana a en
times be asked, in a wondering sort
f way,
Sow what the d'-nce made yon do
that, old chap? Wbat bave yoa got
against wolre?
All tbat Bight be did not sleep, bat
wstcbed.
Tbeir expriee with the woiv
broke down la Ut bit of anwrtaiiity
that might faT existed between the
man and tb dog. For dt aft-r
tbstt as thy travelli lowly north
asd west. Carrel iisrl Baree as he
mjjtht have eared for a sick cb.d Be
asif of the dog s harts, b mat eel
a few miles a day. Barea under
stood, and in bins there grew strong
er and stronger a great love for tfee
man whosa bands were as gentle as
the Willow a and whose voice warmed
him with the thrill of an immeasnr-
abla comradeship. He no longer
feared him or had a sttspifioa of him.
And CarveL on hia part, was observ
ing things. The vast emptiness of
tha world abont tbern and tbeir aies-
nsss, gave him the opportnnity
pondering over unimportant details
and he found himself each day watch
ing Baree a littla mora closely. He
mada at last a discovery which in
terested him deeply. Always, when
they halted on tha trail, Bare would
turn hut face to th south; when tcov
were in camp It wss from the south
that be sosed the wind most frequent
ly. This was quite natural, Carvel
thought, for his old hunting-f rounds
were back tsere. Bat ss th days
passed he began to notice other
things. Now and then, looking eg
into th far country from which they
had com, Bare would whine softly
and on that day ha would ba filled
with a great restlessness. Ha gave
no evidence of wanting to leave Car
vel, but more and more Carrel came
to understand that com mysterious
call was coming to him from eat of
th south.
It was th wanderer intention to
swing over Into the country of tha
Great Slavs, a good eight hundred
miles to th north and wast before
the mnsh-snows came. Frost there,
when, tha waters opened Is spring-
Boudoir cap
Of Ribbon
This very attractive boudoir cap h
mad of rose-colored ribbon, rream
colored laca and a narrow banding of
French flowers. It U leas suggestive
of the boudoir thaa th very lawy
models, and for tbat reason I pre
ferred by many women who like more
tailored effect.
time, he planned to travel by canoe
westwsrd to th MacKenslo and ul
timately to tha mountains at British
Columbia. Thea plan were changed
m February, They were caught tu
a great storm lu tha WbuM&ia Lake
country, and when they fortunes look
ed darkest Carvel stumhied on a cabin
in the heart of a deep sprue for
est, and la this eshin there was a
dead man. He had been dead for
many days, aud was frosea stiff. Car-
vei chopped a hole ia tha earth and ?
buried him.
The cabin was a treasure irova to
Carvel ami Baree, and especially to
the mass. It evidently possessed so
other owner than the se nh.a had
died; it was comfortable ami stocked
with provisions; and more than thst
its owner had made a splendid catch
of fur feefora th frost bit his !uags
and he died. Carrel west over them
carefully and joyously. They were
worth a thousand dollars at any post,
and he could sea no reason why they
did sot belong to him bow. Within
a week hs had hlaaed out the dedti
man's snow-covered trap-line and was j
trapping on sis own account.
This was two hundred miles north
and wast of the Gray locm, and soon
Carvel observed that Baree did aot
fac directly south is those momests
wha& th Strang call came to him,
bat south a&d east. Aad bow, with
each day that passed, th sun rose
higher la th sky; It grew warmer;
tha saow softesed underfoot, and In
th air was th trameaious aad grow
ing throb of spring. With th things
earn tha old yearning to Bare; the
heart-tfcrOllsg call of th lossly graves
hack on Gray leoon of the barad
cabin, th abandoned tepee heyosd the
pool a&4 of Nepees. Ia hi sleep
h saw tI&Ious of things. II heard
agaia th low, sweet voic of th Wil
low, felt th touch of her hand, was at
play with bar ones more in the dark
shades of th forest end Carvel
wocid sit cad watch him as he dream
ed, trying to read th meaning of
what ha caw and beard.
X& April Carvel shouldered his far
up to th Hsdsos'a Bay company
post at Lao la Blebs which was still
farther north. Bare accompanied
him halfway, and then ctusdowo
Carrel returned to th Cabin and
found him there. He wss so ever
Joyed that h caught th dog's head
Is his arms and hugged it, They lived
la th cabin oatll 44 ay. Th buds war
swelling then and th smH of grow
ing things had began to ris up out
of th earth.
Thea Carrel found the first f the
early Blue Flowers.
That eight h packed up
It's time to travel, h asnoanced
to Bare. And Fv sort of changed
my mind, Wr going back thsr.w
Asd ha pointed south.
To h continued)
FLAPPER FANNY saaag
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JACK DAW'S ADVENTURES
Story by Hal Cochras Srawlag hy I W. Hedsor
MYSTEKY IHXNB CHAPTER m
Whoa is hi sew kiss are ioas
and words are few; whss leva dia$f
kitsm are short asd words are iesey.
Home Hints
A TEUT delicto drink Is made
by blending equal portions of cid
er and grape jaiea and adding & pint
nf sparkling wstsr just befWs it is
poured over crsek lc and served.
Never Fsca Light
Never fsee fee light when rsdlsit,
sewijjg or doing any close wjrk.
Pat ia Ice Water
Vegetables for salad should always
fee cleaned la advance and thu allow
ed to stand in ics wair until crisp.
After that thy should he drslud,
spread ut on a iiiwl and aM
la a cold g!se usill jut h? they
are ready to & miipd and rvd
Hsttalins Dried Fruit
Wash all drl4 frut rsreffilly and
I ACS examined the hm. In the h&sk seat wa as old c?ag3t straw
hst, asd oa the ftsr a pair of Try isurh rejs oat W ell,
thought th Hiti s4fitnrr, thr ! soase on oa tfe ilsusl he!
1 5olty and ma. It looked about but could seo no o&o, Thes he czllrd is
all dlrsctlesa, hot tfeer was no repliy.
TfllE?l th iittl advesferer picked u& th food h&kH ssd heckd Fhp
to fallow him a h retraced his s?p across stream. Wisli I fesew
who thst hai helHg?d to, thought Jafk. I'd IBko to hotreW it s$3 take a
ride. Fist he iha p&m4 the thought out of mml reiareed ta whers
iotfy was waiting, . ,
Black Pink
The combination of black and pink
Chiffon Is being used very success
fully Is Paris, oa frock has a skirt
mad of flounces of these contrasting
notes
Color Contrasts
Excellent effecta are gained
bti
year by the use of eisr contrast.
Bauds of wool lo three shsd of
brows, for instance, gire much char'
ctT to as outfit of natural colored
kiinha.
svr with ctld wair for a while he
fre you put U oa the fir.
Us Sliced Potatoes
if fat h"coms ,fos ht hffjrs ya
fKLf,v IV got Flip and our fafi" aaasuuee th lad. Aud yo
hKjld see fj host I re me arro,w Iieatf jHaia? Ifetty,
dfin't wo iafea a rid in it? Thr jgidn h asy harm If
w feffnM it right h&rk where w fand it." Aai with that, l?stty Esth
er! &ti t&ward th trajs to see the hat, os?iuuaJ
uu 7
mum
r rdy in amm It for doughnut.
pm is a &wnm m raw rej $ks-
Prelect AaaiaM But
irotct your rsng gsut rust
pplylig Move ml priwiirHy ia the
ovii iiftifig ami th oulida
Get ost th bucket, the ehemol and hose, and roll up yur s 1 Cieas Tam First
for a spell. Put oa your hoots, and an old suit of cinthfs. The uto s not i irmrw tfeat are to i HH;
lonki,.,1 wii ! away dar.-g th ttmmr tnmith 1
Wbaxict cam tfe dnst thst hx buried yoor car? Tou'd ht rn th should itrt be weU ri-aj sd
bo os th rack. Hop f it, mnt show how pppy ym art aud bring the hruahe!.
oia snininess ours.
and free. HoIUb' alotig brings th dust from th ground. Why,
thing has happened to me. j " " " ' -. . . v
Ceil to your youugsters, sad lt them assist. Turn sa with infirf
that's keen. that so psrt of the auto Is 8i;crd iMii up your hhtain l
isschin.
When you have flnishd, your fever will burn, to ride In the eij ami
then, yoa can look forward, upon your reiuns, to washia the1 ato again.
h road t&at open , . V,
the Mmti i v Hunu a v v
(Copyright, SKA Berriref lac.)
By CVXTIIIA HEY j
iMa't yu think tfeat xaf gsHij
I j ought to h aii t adm.t lo hrft!?,
j tiiff way j
I wRuid like a ciiii? asks Nssy flaw-
tnrE, ife1 seroBe tf a aw h&&t
'the author th bookt Ilaiiitn
shH, at thl mat ni ta
imrk wsitsrg inf in rsdr to h
I sijorkd,
IiSut what so shock mg hut a
warn? wanting fa hve a child? It's
prohshly th least h?cki&g thg c
th wsrid,,,,,. asd rtaislf th
matt nstursH
From time a girl eaters her
wat, sis aegis to wasdsr hw sii,v
?IMhlrn she will hav whea ah S
iuarrird.
And v?n hefor that, h Is oncos
f'i&iil ttm rsd far mtJhrhst
wha h make cioth ft her dlhf
aiid tskes out fr ss aifi&g is I
their bmf J
The Hither insart is a girl I s
natural s th lmiui to hrath tne 4
winder t&mtiim seeing ail the 5
chUde W4s, hajijws to thst 1
UiSiti?t fjr the gjri ha iwosse a
S thsnk that perhsn th r-a to
frw sssifB have as i&miU thee
dvs i that thy kep puttlsg olf" ;
Bisters&y Thej t guv that thy cs I
ff4 u hy for the first y-r or
!-, snd miift that tbrir 5Cii?
e-t"'. Z'i !-aaat to thes, that ikz$ ,
to go ij ih festher ef isj?hf-
SuprmHy vlfih, !st if? Ami u
pretnely fosjlisfe, too, If thfy only ksw
it. Ksr ftoiy insurance gsr is
ing ifore n4 lonely fha h? oid
thst wusa has, i her family,
As a ris gfafsdhsrs art tfee
Bist pojiisf peopi ais, I've whrv
ed. tk arousd you, ad you'll cr
Tho Ew Germaa rtoF sail-!?
aaiiisx ship caa ir very uear
to the wis
Bstlsr
Vs?i hfk ui st-shae,
Wh-s ii tah yoa wait
Afcd j iftr rid sisd yes head's
keM aiofi,
Iteal ervk umpire you;
Tie faislly ihsi hires you,
Jt aecju isS a life rahsr a&ft.
at Af Flai
Trmted r ssd pi
co?s to maeh are ppuiif
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