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Ya . uliifsday Evening, June 24,19115 Today's Cross Here's another puzzle full of four - uses. But get out your short word vocabulary for this one. especially. HORIZONTAL 1. Identical. 4. A weight 7. Sports. 11. Self. 12. Dinner. 13. Departed. 14. Journeying. 16. Shallow receptacle for convey ing food to table. 17. Toward. 18. Home of a bird. 19. Dolt. 20. Line. 21. Short letters.' ( 2X Tardy. 24. Soft swollen area at the base of a bird's beak. 25. Evil. 2d. Disc. 27. Broader.' 2S. Food' made of Uro. 29. Ruler. 30. Little one. 31. Letting. 33. Those who take care of tele phone lines-(male.) 35. Slim, slippery fish (pi.). SO. Mathematical term. 37. Label. 38. To primp. 40. Rod. 41. Part of bridle. 42; Melodies. 43; Flesh of swine. 44. Twelve dozen. 40. Combustible fluid. 47; Timber. 45, Bay (color of a horse 41. Like. 50. Small ball of medicine. 51, Circulars. 53. Clean. 54. Forward. 55. To decay. 50, To obliterate. 57. To touch. 5S. - Employs. VERTICAL - : 1. Silk threads forced under skin . . by surgeon's; knife. 2. . Past- . . H. Those, who live in the moun . . tains 4. Slight, depression. 5. Tatter. . . 0 . Morinidin dye. i (Continued from page ont) changed your mind so aoon? I never know where I atand with you!" Gloria drew a long sobbing breath. "If you had my mind you'd want to change It, too," she said. "It's driving mt craiy. I try to put you out of it . . . but you keep coming back. I've done my best not to think of you for weeks. ... Oh. what am I going to do when you're gone?" Wayburn patted her shoulder com fortingly. , "Well, I'm not so happy about leav ing you, little Kussett," ha said. "Bui lot's forget it. This may be the last day we'll ever have together. Let's make the most of it!" He opened Gloria's bag snd took out her little vanity case. He pow dered her nose and chin with the ex pertness of an actor who understand! makeup perfectly. Gloria could smell whisky on his breath. She leaned away from him aud started- the little car. "That's right, step on her! A fast ride and a merry one, eh. what. Rus set?" Wayburn asked. He lit a eig aret. "Want a puff. Baby? Gloria took a few puffs. Then she made a grimace of distaste and handed "You know. Pick', mad. m, cut - i cgareta arouna nam. " --- nn i guess i in "j - tticra." j VVflyburn laughed. "If you're not careful Pick will j niake a good woman out of you yet, , h said. "Doesn't he lt you take drink any more, either?" "I'll tell the cock-eyed world he ( Fashion Plaques A i...ii .i.?T-,. one of tb Ut- t fad. of the fasbionabl. woman - It is .lipped casually iato the belt ith the idea of being decorative rainer than deadly. It nss a "n... JtV - Word Puzzle Inter words, not r. m.nfi... ,!,.. Place where race euds Some. Myself. Raining. k To feel the lack of. To thrive. "Weed or long grass. Implement. Ripped. Banner. Those who redeemed themselves by service because of a debt. "Wind instrument. To chant. To quote. Noises. Intoxicating drink. To multiply. Hardening furnace. Brain. Golf terra (pi.). Part of a chain. Devours. Semiprecious stone. Inlets. ( Sheep's hair. Slender wire nail. Stick. Precious metal. Suspension of proceedings (pi.). Fine thread of steel. Schedule. Matter from a sore. Enemy. Eggs of fishes. Dad. To subsist. , Answer to yesterdsy's cross-word puzzle: MB 4.-23 doesn't. Not If he sees me first!' Gloria answered. "Tough luck for you," Stan sym pathized. He took a leather covered flask from his hip pocket and unscrewed the top of it. "No use my asking you to have a drink of this then, he said cheer fully. He winked at her and tilted the flask against bis lips. Gloria watched him through her eyelashea. Ho was darkly flushed and there was a twisted smile on his mouth "Don't take any more for a while. Stan, Gloria begged. "You had quite a slant on when I met you today. Don't take any more, please!" Her voice sounded flat and faint in her own ears. Wayburn didn't auswer. "You don't ever need a drink, real ly, anyway," Gloria went on ner vously. "You Have plenty of pep without it. I guess you were born hooched' . . . And you do drink too much! You'll wind up in the Old Soaks' home If you don't watch your j step!" "Alright, Carrie Nation, you take drink, men, and nip me nei ra ; f the stuff." . suggested sul- i , . .cowling. Now Stan, don't tempt the driver. She's got to keep her wits about her," Gloria said soothingly. "One little swig won't hurt you." Stan went on stubbornly. He offered her the flask. "Come on. be a sport!" filoria shook hf-r head. I 0'ver drink when I m envwg. she said. "Well, this Is one time when you're Koine to!" Wayhurn's voice was thick. Abruptly he iripped her wrist. Gloria could feel Ins hot brrsth in her fact. Don't she cried. Hon t His mouth sealed hers with a clumsy 1 kis". ,:- tloria got her am between . ... j u. n.M him iwit PnPBfc aim ni, - from her. "Vou Door sap: she almost scresm- i ed. "Don't touch me when I'm drlv jing! I'o jou want me to wreck the car? We re almost in the ditch this ; minute!" , She steered the car to the middle ! of the road. The sun hsd gone be I bind a cloud-bank, and a few slivers 1 of rain gleamed on the windshield. "April shower." Wayburn remark ed rarelesidy. He hsd sunk into the ' comer of his seat. He was looking : -. I..- r.r, hard and intensely. ll '. L ,u ... h.o- WIT' "iti - , p.nin. he had ber In his arms aganx n. h.nr her head bscg arel aisseo the white ids oi n-r ere, ! Gloria forgot " " All she "ntc.i " . . see a.sy - ,.,. he , . . . tb, r. . 11 TS j qv'BeaErlce Button OnmnnaK MUTT AND JEFF Trie ARC SPeetllNC, TOu.Arttl THt 60lbM vjCt THev e00 TO DtFRAV THAT LOOKS A LOT 6P JACk. TO Murt! THAT'S MOfte COIM TMArvj He THOUGHT WAi 110 THfi uOftLb M IT'S TetVlbGO TO MAke him a BlT BALrAV IN TH6 TjeNsl! Jerry On the Job l-rue T ing wheel and caught him neatly under I his right jaw bone. Ibere came a crash! The sound of splintering glass! A blinding glare j I as of a thousand lightnings I Then 1 1 , . . darkness! There was a roar like Niagara in ; Gloria's ears. And above it slie heard ! someone screaming like a wild animal caught tn a trap. It was the Bound I of her own, voice. The pat Lor of gentle rain In her face awakened her. She was lying in the wet rond. Above her towered the little blue car that Dick hail given her for her birthday. Its wheels were in the qir. Near her on the rnin-strenked cluy lay Stan's little flask and Ins silver cigaret case. (iloria put out her hand to pick them up. But a sharp pain iu her shoulder stopped her. She groaned and shut her eyes with the ngony of it. i . Then she looked all around her. Where was Stan? Could he be pinned under the wrecked car? . . . Gloria's breath al most stopped at the terrible thought. "Stan!" she called. "Stnn, where are you? Answer me!!" There was no reply . . . not even an echo. With almost super-human effort she dragged herself up on one elbow. She looked down the wet mad. Fur in the distance wan a man's figure, (iloria knew it was Stnn. "I suppose he's going for help," she groaned rmd. "And he'd better hurry! For I'm going to die if someone doesn't stop this pain pretty soon!" She clenched her teeth. Ht whole body was a mass of red-hot pain, thnt grew worse every minute. . . . Then the world seemed to spin away from her. She had fainted again, The next time Gloria opened her eves she thought the sun was shining. She seemed to be looking straight into It. But after a while she saw that it wasn't the sun, after alt, but a lamp burning on a table near her. It was nn oil lamn with a vellow glass shade Beside it sat a little old lady with round, red cheeks, wrinkled like win ter apples. She was knitting. "Where am I?" Gloria thought. Then, suddenly, she remembered. She made a great effort to apeak. And st last she did. "Where's Stan?" she asked. "Your husband? That's what we'd lik n know!" the little old lady said. She pushed her spectacles up on her forehead and peered at uiona. "He came here and told me and the mister that his wife wan lying dad under the wreck or ma aiitomo- KII. ..n th rnnrl 1rt HH we WSH Settin . , llim,-r." she said. "And i vMfl mjtf,r wnfl Mting hia coat An tn rt buck thire with him . h, ri(llpp.aP j.-t at slick as . please!" Gloria rroaned. That wae like Slan! "The mister has telephoned to n fnr n ambulance. It oufht tn h, here for you any minute now," ) the old lady went on. As she spoke there earns the sound of sn automobile outside the house. Heavy foot.tep. came sero.s the porch of the little farmhouse thst sheltered Glorls. The door of the room opened and an old farmer, followed by two -men csme in. The two men carried a stretcher. Gloria screamed with pain when il.- nicked her 1ID snf! IBJO nr oh.ii'i hi.iv. . " "' H M-himnered like a hurt anfmal .n th v m t tn town a the ambulaive e rned . . . the incrrd bai-k ovr th . - . .. . j c.-- t.. j .i. , traveled that sfternoon. When Gloria opened her eyes again rttmn friar ene .on n ..- ,h was lying in the bright, white re- civing room or a nospitai. Two nurses were with her One . it - It ninJ.'a fniirl wan gfRTty TB:nc "ii "' stninH rfothet. Th other stood be M her with a pad and p-n-il. What's T'ir name?'' she a-k'd. f;inria he-itat'd'. "Gloria Gregory." h s'd at lt. "Nearest r'iativeV akl th nurse. Gloria g ner tno!br'i name and .,, sh i"i!'bd. . , ... mother!" .. .., mT mother. . . . And tell fcr for b-sven', ..ke to find out , ,bs!'a happ-ned U ritan Hbe bated to think of Kt.n in li i THE EUGENE GUARD AAAiA-.r si V vl H J' ' I 4 0 vrW ?JV By GLADYS I HINTS ON HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL l' FANNY fj a nv Twa a rA7-tTMTTPT?c I r Ice Baths this Girl's Fad JV- a 11 Starr hr Hal nnchran Drawlnia hr 1 W. Ba4no i ' Wi'Jws.W'''ws'miiHwmJW myw'i'i ,' t.H'u.!w tt jwyia,mw imiumi J ,a3jl- j J fj I j TOY' CAVE CHAITKR 24 j 01 thn Zlcafsld Follies ICE BATHS are my particular befora I rotlre I clrnnsn my smear It on thick and then rrmovo Then I wrnr a dIoib of ten In ovsr Diy face, neck and aliimlilers the faahlonable new bei-t shado. Partlcularly I hold It lona, undi-r my chin whrn It Is most Im - portant that the flosh slioulu lie'f(rin anil soliil ami the fatty tl.:ni'i given no encouragement to nhtde. Uy keeping my akin healthy and vlRorous. Ihn 'color and tex - ture takes care of Itaelf and roiiKi In my scheme of thlnia. wild, intoxirated state, wandering around the dark country road. "Who's Stan? Your huM'r?" the ..Ir.t "No," tihtria ssld. Phe cloaod her! 1 eyea. (To be continued) I - - CVHtllla (jTCV SaVSt I - jjy f.V.N'TIIIA fill 10 V I "I.-VKIIV woman carries the sunup ''.jf her soul In her fsic," eats the most beautiful iiuen in the .,rlu, 1 .rie of Kuiiisnis. "The woman who has found s mis- i sion in life, who loves her children. nys has a prttir fse tii?i lb- wo man wbo miflH'a alt th. At fifty, Marie of itumatua doe.n't 1 look like the elderly moiher of sn i children. She has a Mu.'a as eMn as I thst of her young daughter, l:eans. i ,,. b,ir is 'red-go .till, .lid her dark-blue eyes are still starry. i "Hut (be thing that has given me , nir reputation for heauty la not i-'dnr or features, tut the- spirit of ' w-lrorn that is in m w i re-! fierted in my f-e," fhe ns. "'It happens that ainie from lliis, I s i-orn with a i1" ti"tt ps-e. Itut I do not hrlitv thai (iMl M.tsrjt me to lie a s!iv. to it s fs--e. I nvr paint it try to mike It io' k t't- t-r thftn it i." Thii will dFoAhlr nrnrt-s InnriV Womn. I kr.ow thnt it srirprst tne t , I ar that a 'wen. who i-n.iiii aff"!'l to lisre ber fntv b'iirif.rd Uy any 'ir- ,. ipr.l:lt,r. or si.i.-p..l.i.g d. kno.n, .-.e notlm-g at ail to k-e;, young. "I don t think it J Mutt Orders Lavishly in a Swell Cleveland Restaurant ' R RT in PKWFR .' i J 1 rrH OlOOoSV QuCCW J ' ' ' -V"- 1 FSL SO WJCLL. VI V"F sn'j a v ' caWy him our J '- 1 , jw-T1 T - I. -Trr,- t. Jj.m..,i ... u r, e-.. nif-nvi- rL. w . isjij "wfc. i"vjr i OU-n V miCiV 1 LJ.7J W r -, ' I ClQUT f BUT T I OEAOVROM ) HAsjB eNBV1 voii UlS 3Q9. Jl I fl ASktO "Tt) VWORVi. JL ScrrrA svkwi J Th&wsatup- . . " .(v IS For. Von. jEr" 1 ,".'w': .1' . '7l"w"." I " -.Ttf t Till I I i 1 I L -3W.ri J'Sv "V?i W. f ' N . - I w . f A ' v J r.- t liSft If T7 v J AAVrUJk.aiTSrr. imW-iTTP-. l I? - v LOFTUS 'it . ' a i J j. -.,,.,. Ths meanest man I know bought ) r , , , i v ' wouion i do aois to mars ins "' . - ... fail In bnauty culluro. ?;vcry Wulu fac o tlwrouchly with M rroam. 1 (fry bit wllh a soft cloih. an old IIdhd towol unci rub It all until my skin llliitbs and (!"t and thn lipstick have no mianinK try to look younger thsn shs Is." Isrle of Ilumsnin says frankly. "And I sm not g'.ili to lose my blo'.m or- r',n a""ul ' "I m g'linjf to kfep husr, niviiin ih hrt of n.lf in rnj fiinuly ati'l n.y niun'ri. 1 know l h nr is hftrity i'lihd ltniji;iifi in u litrfi fninily. Th i V'tiiiiiu wL't li'in't "-. tli wo- i;.:tn viiii nii' li'i, Aru Vn itinl Inikw hi.., a iiuo i i,l li.. .I.:iiiIi. lo llu ""r'''-' i " ' Jlanl) ami J.u Jai-iue., lu-li, i .1- I-. of eoiiise. of interest to a!l '" : r r., ,L., e nrcliralra, Helly ,...e. Hut IJMceM Marie's reci,- for : i r. k. ...i,,,,, . earthly li.l..ilii is of for in. re hill I-W II, llollwool, '!, S.2 ml- p irtimi1". A .!.-. n 'nn lui .!... v in'.. II' T i i that ..f nn.-t p." aim' .1 titiithinir ' W T I" sre t t'r f li fl .( Man. of ll'i t,;i'i Ji.,"f. Mie his a l.ii o i w ft i I it, "iilth ii!nl tn it. r and flattery. And i-l j-bi nsrs fnt tb' tinha- ' h it X w li r iii'.ti lui'(i!.iii--n thee !iiirjri f i - t iiiin "t nity Hr W'J itin on - rt h nn hv, i f.-inuly, a job to in well done, a country to be 1 i(id si. s'-rvH. Ii').il mft that i! Hfit'iiifi'ift l -.- n't tiig mli liijhty of lli " rnfMi. ti . in'l f..r ve!y Mil t- III- Iftr the of us l!l Fruitt and Cereal H. ffot- i'h a tanaiiiix. d( r.r f;ic r h-ir v i'iti 'cr-aiw and tar"liy f'l'-l- a. K'-'d fr't'fw nofiiMim !jitrf'-r' w-i'h t" 'IifMoM of th starrh. Good For Sport eat-r. of f.ber ks in front vivid ,.r vu'.'i 'I" have !k e Aff to nut vith the rlon.lriatir.g aw ratr. i. harmonizing color of the I The moan est man I know bought I ! his wlfo a Chinese calendar so aha j 'Wouldn't bo able to mark ths bargain i talt'i In advance. Radio Programs PACIFIC COAST KOW, 4111 ."i inrl.-rn; IJ-7 p. in., Jfti'Hlf rnlnl.' I'orlluud b'ltel ilani-e uii'lit'Mlta. V:;tO-7:.l.'i tl. m., wcullir, polies mid iiiiiikit rt'itortd, licws bulletin, ami j Iumi-Ih 1 1 scitrrs, i V li. in. II. 'II. llrniclc, olil- : tiini- ficlilli-r. I N-ll . Hi.. t'onnM-t by courtosy of ' tin- Itiiinit-r litiirl; ll" l ily tnu and Kiillih'i-ii Unify, SfiprHiio. j ll lli i. in , Who's Vour llimlfr pro- jsliini, rli-sy of t'liarlri F. 1 rj( ; .liillu Wall.. i, iiimiihl; I. ii. illt Kirllry, ki)il'illiii, nii'l lltTiin-e Alutork, coii I tl ii Um. In-II p. iii .1 'oiirprl from luo-Arl , fctutlio of rili'Tiimii, I'liiy i '" KI'O. r:in r runcmro, L'ul., 4-.l ,,.,... ii i,, 7 ,.. Waldruar l.iud, rii.in Urniuiiiaiil onlnlro; 1-1 M). s.-is'-t I nlrnioiit hotr or- ! r,iri,; ,., ,,,ilnr inonrauii lluc k Kiiilt, Iiui-iiioiiicu noloml; hurl Tot ' i,.ri j,innit; Kuialit Ml.ters; llrli'u 1 Cnij,,,,, uk-le oimsi; is-In, liomlnili Hihn 'town "id orcliettira; m-ii, WmdrijiHr I.ind, rttatt s Ki-niuuruut or divstra. hr.K, l'tillimtti. Wash., .'14 mt ttrs; "::ti-t p. in., prngraui, fourth aiinunl r tifrrt-i.ee of Ha n"4l iirla j clubs of W snhll.c Ion; li,eenKs, stor i its, soiiK", Imitriiini'iilal. ' KKI, l.os Anaeles, fal., 4H7 met fyhi r i, rti , KiHiiiiii'T s inutiiife lirugrnm; .':!. M'laiiH'ls' iiiKhlly lniW, ll:l.', liiuai'-nl m.pri'riiiliou tfiKi, 7, (Jfteciivi- aiury by Swk llnr- ,, ,l. .. iirnsrsui, i v r, ( ,,,,, n-m, ,,. !a,ain b? ibe l:aiiiiiii-r sirli, Mn'JIu eis; t',-7 p. in, chll'lieri'n hour, KiK llii.lli.r of KKW'II; i'l, prorm, lle,.Tlridse wimpaiiy, lleverl) riilKe collisiaiie dance orctie K.1I ro. Kin m, Anon h'-Hd rini; Watrr nun- pnn ; l.nkr Arroulirad string fUsir- Kill I lat'-li dflni ori liettra; U-I't, popijlsr sotig hour, mun'-al noy . eltv.r'rai.k J i-r,i inmiuMi: Vic Ileal. tnor; 1"-11, Wuriff Urm, moie frolic, arrrafiKs-d ai-l pr''nt'l by ' iisrfie Wflijtiaii, Kd'l, o;, kjjri.l. , .till 2 meters: 1-7 t in., ll u Mark s or'-he-tra. KIM, 1' .Wig-If. i'ml., 4 to 2 met srn: .V p, m , l.t'iirliton tt Ari'ad mfficria orhtra, Jk ('roimhaw, Uit'li r: ft-0 .'Vi. Art llirkinan's Milt iiior hot'l ronort orrh'etra, Kdwsrd Kit oiairwk, director; :-7 , little .rorit-s Alnericsn history, rrofessor , KFOA. Heatfle, Aavh. -f.s..l mei Willrr Hylve-lr llertlog. i.-k,r. 4,-,.H I,', p. m.. Il'-pper K-Hf U irn.low, juvenile reporter, and I. ni l. , r.Miipany program; ,11.1111-10, Times John; M, Dr. Mars Huiogsrdt, seien. f tide le.urer; ! .:- In :, program.' '. fw r!ctric eou.panv. arranged by I Howard Johnson: ln-.Hi-1 1 ::i. Art Hiikiusn's lliliioore hotel dsi.ee or chestrs, Ksrl Hurtnetl, lesder. K.N'X. llMl!)v.oel, Csl , leHill met ( )ll. l'l halter l't you do the lettering of the boat's name," said Dotty. And she stepped bark ami wntrhed the little fellow at work. Jack joined In ruurit and when the llttln miilxet hnd finished they were , greatly surprised to see that he had numed the sail bont "Dip Flop," after their dog and monkey. BY Til IH time the work of completing the boat wat Just about finished and the old hermit called his little men together to shovt tha ship out into the water. Wllh several good shoves, the little craft finally slid down off of the nmi beach and floated nicely on the little wavsa that wtra n drilling the short. IT WAH short work to load tha boat with food thln.s tn sat. Than Jack 1 . a trn.. ..! irlnm ee.wlerf .hoard "ilettsr let ml go with vo for a trial spin," snested lbs hermit. "All right," rsplled Jack. And ibe old fellow climbed In. Then Jack pushed th. host out Into tha j ; stream. (Continued.! I ers- fi'.'I'l-rt 15 p m , Wnrlltaar pipe! Mudio, Hid iff. -Port talk; J I tl.l". tr.vel ..Ik. M. r. Alder; .JI, ! ,,n n in.ect life, Harry W. Me- ! u.f,un: 7. Anibasssdor hotel con- cert orchealrs. Josef Itosenfeld, di rector; H I0. program, Heiall drug stores of I'sllfoniis awl Aritona; ID II, program, Hercules (III company. KI.X, Oakland. '!. meters: 7.7 :;so p. m . news ile westber, I market.; h 11:1.1. educational pro gram from the studio: plsno solo. In. IM,,r, .t,tfo program, terpretation of the national and in-1 rKYi'. Vsncouver. B t'., 411 met ternstioiinl news of the past week; i ,,r, f.jw p. nr., what's playing at talk on music and niusiciaris; piano ; tit theaters', 7, news items. aolo; the weekly boot review; atyw studies; piano solo; road liilorinsfion. i.,t l.v il,e Nalional Automobile 11 rlub; tl-ln.Ht. stuilio nrogrsnt. sr-, .....t k. .I...e,,h farev. ( slltornia eompo.er: 111-11 .W, music by Tom; (Jernnovlch a bsllroom entertainers j Kr'Stt, l.os Angeles, Csl.. met- ' ers. il..'f-7 I!" P- in . 'Irsv studio pm- i gram, presenting Carol Nelson, child j " t.hhe ..mrano: Dor-i ((,1jT vhki. reader; Htf t'nmpam U...-I. reatl.r: Htero rompsss! al H,,,,,., Watson In a bra.s du.t. u Tl lo Seattle, Wash , WI.VB met- 7-h p m. diversified miisiml ,,u,li0 program; Mil. music. - ; Moontala Statloss I KKWA, Ogden. I'tsh. Mi meters: - j 8-IK p. ., program of old-time mu- Page Seven Mr. Figsby Should Have Known ': ate by the KKWA trio; 10-11, Whoo "w" r'"b" .,. ,flu .03.4 met- ers; 7 p. m.. Kred Kchmldt and his Ittalto theater dance, orchestra; T-lt), talk: plsy, "Wedding Hell,," by tha Ktl.V plaers. H-11. Dava Glnsburg and his Argonaut dani orchestra. Canadian Stations CKfl), Van.ouvsr, II, t' 411 met ers: N::ui-f).!f p. m., news Items; inu.lr-al studio program. ITXC. New Westminster, B. C, 'Jill meters: 7 :.KI-H :.'U) n. m.. divsrsi- i I I Home Hints i a. : I lin nreaci may o. u-r,, ,,,r .uu- dings by buttering It. cutting It in smsll souarea an.1 arranging It In lay ers between fruit atwl baking with a custard i.ur"il ovr all. Keep Boots Wat Keep parsley in a glass of water 'with only the roots wet. Drsssrt of Trait In hot weather a fruit salad or fresh fruita is prefersble to pastry or pudding for dessert. Salt Wattr Bath 8osk cabbage in cold salt water for hnlf so bour hefora you shred It for salad. '"sua that is most intriguing. I i
