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Against *n animated cooaskln VsefcgronOd, While eheekta bonus N. B. O. program; l f e > ta. dauco
regktar and reverberate, «aught op find flung bach from the ¿rowdhd fctopeb musics 11 ». to. Fblaco Hdtat rUM
ot Tele Bowl, the Bulldog and the Tiger will clash Saturday In room dance ocehMtru.
KOO (S ld .lm ) Oakland. < p?
what should prove the greatest of modern football games between
m.
dinner coueeri; 7 ». m. new«
these agee-old rivals.
items
from United Proto; 6 ». m.
For the firtfi time since 1924, Tale look» eapible or defeating
revue
program, M. B. C.j » ». » .
tecfrfrbly and yet ao desperately do these young men in
N.
B.
C.
program; 10 p. m. to
Wott* by tbb clft
orange a%d black fling themselves Into toeee annual
midnight, dance' mafie.
t i give new Ideas to o
battles that all reasonable beta ar« made at pven money.
KFI (444.1 )* Log Afigetas.
L.’ H. Gallatin att<
Many a time the under dog—whether it was the Bulldog or S SO ». m. Strangers »octal clhb
Poultry Producto. i
the Tiger— fought through the unexpected victory In Yal«-Princeton orchestra; 4 », m. Florence Sang
Medford tart SMnrttay,
football games of the past. That is what makes Saturday’s jeontost er, piano moods; 4:11 p. m. rsf-
at New Haven worth watching, even If rod bar« M partisan feelings d io tortai; « :«»•». m. vest pocket
in ths matter.
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program; 7 ». m. Henry Starr,
“Tad" Jones has built a great team ht Yale this year. Bill pianist and vocalist; 7:»0 ». m.
Roper always builds dangerous ones nt Princeton.
' Felipe Delgado program; 8 » . m.
Í » . Wi « . H ck er
Tbe last time the Tiger cams to Yale BoWl, ft went away trek N. B. C. program ; 4 p. m. Menrtae
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ing its chops and picking Its teeth with splinters froth the fcH tdal Dyer program; 1« p. m.Packarf
sn— i « y r i r w W r ,
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poets. That was Jake Salgle’s great ykir, When the “Flying Program; 11 ». m. midnight fro
Hrs. M. T. Swigart and ton, Dutchman" and his mates swept back and forth across the gridiron, lic.
worn visitors in Ashland a n d strewing Yale tacklere behind them.
KPSN (fill.T II) Pasadena. 4 p.
Bellview Saturday, and warn dln-
Last year, at Palmer Stadium. Tale fared a little better, hut m. pews bulletins; 6 p .m . con
nor guests of Mr. abd Mrs. C. A.
finished on the short end of a 16 to 7 score. That wad the » m e cert.
fcrbwn.
KOIN (414M) Portlhnd. 6 :l l
in whloh the Bulldog displayed a new and disastrous form of back
Mr. and Mrs. George King are
p. mj, children’s program; 4 p. m.
ward
pass,
which
went
from
the
center
to
Bo
one
at
all,
the
ball
rtMMug friends and relatives In
bounding about unattended until an eager young Princeton lad dinner concert;' 7:11 ». m. Ben-
Klamath Falls this week.
Mr. 8. K. Barges, of this dls- fell upon It.
trict reports the toss of eight fine
Lack of alertness has cost Tale more Against Princeton than
turkey hens which she had saved
for breeding purposes, to use any other defect. Prlncetdh youngsters are always alert, and have
b elt spring. A« get ho trace of wo« many a- bill game for that reason. One recalls Sammy White,
the offenders has been found,
the Tiger end, who completely yulned an entire Saturday for every
The dancing party to be given one connected with Yale by picking up a Joose bhU and «tampering
»t the dub house Friday night the length of the field for a touchdown. Add there have been
promises to be another' success, lfthhy ‘others in the long history of Yife-Pttiycfttdn 'football. *
If you had a good time last
The encouraging thing about that yesr*4 Tale team Is that It Is
jtatoK come again en Fhday, No
alert.
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»ember l l a h d have a deuce on
In some way, Tad Jones has succeeded In persuading tils boys
th# BlKht of Armistice day.
not to fumble. Tbe backs carry the b ill well and handle It well.
And Charlesworth, tbe best defensive center in the Best, pounces
upon loose bells as though he had been attending Princeton all
his Ilfs.
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program; I ». m.:
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said 8pafford’s
see are growing
Plow« have
nch sears from
St. Mihiel. Da
the Meuse vine-
and children
bank at Chat-
rtag groups all
lorth 8 m to the
• still mark the
died U Wing
Representatl»
he Legion who
d from France
id in their ear-
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RbMB, Nov. ,11.—(Uh — King
Victor Emmanuel's 14th birthday
was officially, celebrated through
out ah Italy today. The occasion,
eotocldtag with the Allies’ Armis
J. R. McCracken alee ritorna* tice Day, had an added slgnlfl-
»as the Mnrtmtlen tin O nt »f
The royal salute of 141 guns,
fired at. sunrise from every fort
and military and naval station in
the counfry, wee the first thing
to recall thq attentigb oi the pub
lic o the fete that was being cele
brated.
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In R o n » ,. all public buildings,
which win be niumtasthd tontaht,
were firing-the trtedfcr bearing
Ins fin-
brown,
s coVd.
Another thing about Yale teams of the past which frequently
proved tttationrsging was lack of Judgment on the pert Of the vef-
lous Quarterbacks. Without going into particulars, it Was most af»-
trtnskng to 111 admirers.
Johhny Hoben, and Brlllhardt, U s substitute, have pi»ve4
themselves brainy quarterbacks, particularly the former. Hoben’s
dlrbctlbn of this year’s team has been a most important factor in
its success.
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Thus Ysle Is prepared for Princeton In the m .npar most neces
sary to success. Of grit, strength and number«, Tele always has
had f o r e than her share.
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the apns of the House of Savoy, passed before the King who, eur-
The trolley cars w«Ve decked With rounded by the generals com-
■trMmers made up of the colors mending the Rome Army Corps
of Italy end the municipality of and .Division, took the salUte of
Rome.
the troops as they marched past.
King Victor, riding his favorite
Congratulatory telegrams W0e
black charger, attended the re- *•“* to th® Kin« by the Premier,
▼lew arranged in his honor in the toe Cabinet end the civic end io-
Maceo- barracks In Rome, Detach- l* 1 authorities.
f i t —Bta^Tnbe, One-Dial
» . Crystalline finished
; gold plated ship-model
ptate; desor«tíve roset-
switch.
tes and i power supply
sui
Mr. and Mm. R. B. MfcCrackefi
Ukiah, Calif., arrived la Val-
y view last Thursday to visit
frh Mr. McCracken’s brother
M aster, J. R. McCracken aad
Ve refer you to a neighbc
O many A tw ater Kent O ne Dial Receivers
and RatKo
m to úse lñ this com
munity that ft neighbor of yours ow ns one* W e
refer yott to hftn.
A sk him to let ymi hear a concert o f vocal
S
Years!
Nine years have passed. We have fot-
fotteh ttuch Since the days when troop
ship« slipped quietly down ^<ew York
Bay before dawn. Hatred, jealousy,
suspicion—ail are gone these nine years
—forgotteh.
Ubocrve esp een vy trnw easily ana surely tne
NE D ial ph^cs up a stalion—-how just half a turn,
imples everytamg oft cue air Witnin range.
Then a ta yoer tiriA h o r i f the set has ever
niaed a bh of4r«able7
f y e buBarX c the SMt wM convince yon that
1 rater T e a t RMtob «0 M h ffy perfect in every
4 r & a t p ta «ofi W b f fam ily are miming pre-
But we cin never forget the legions
that inarched into the Blast, singing
^MadhifrotsBlle from Armeutieres.”
Bayonets and Liberty Bondi, repara
tions and the submarine terrdr happily
are now only history.
Blit “ the B oys”—-the singing, laufch-
iua, swearing, fighting “ Boys”—they
wttl teaiain in our hearts forever.
Model- fitiNhrTfrMS, Oec-tMal 7
MegsrtaM Solia mahogany cab- !
tael; gold-ptoitad name plate, :
powor supply switch and ver- *1
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