Medford mail tribune., October 28, 1928, Page 20, Image 20

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. SPRING WON'T BE HOKE F0R1ANY A FRDST-BOUND MONTH, but there in't anv harm in practicing so you'll
.y Anow how io, greet it. That, at lcait, mutt be the idA back of this festive dance staged by these Alberlina Raich chorus girls..
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.-r. PONIES PRANCE AND RIDERS LEAN as :he Atwr-v "
n I 'ican and Argentine teams contend for the world's polo cham
J 't p,onsn,P 'This picture was taken during the second game, won .
J by the Argentines; the U. S. took the other two games and the .
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THIS HARDLY LOOKS SENSIBLE. but.what do you ,
expect at a college flag rush and field day? I', siiows the
freshman team at Northeastern University, Boston, winning ,
the six-legged race in the annual inter-class competition. '
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dian gills thu winter will
wear coats of remand white
brushed wool, like this one
that is, they will jf they're
lucky. This one is displayed
by Mist Barbara Kent, movie
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CHIP, good-natured Chim
panzee shown - above, got his
first view of the United States
llie other day when his owner,
Raymond P. Cutler of Bris
tol, 'Me., landed him from
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ETERNAL PEACE AND UNDYING MAJESTY of snow-capped mountaiPand rustling O
pine forest make the great northwest a region of endless delight. Qhis shows Pass Creek in
.Waterlon Lakes National Park in the Canadian Rockies, just across the border from Gfocier :
I i :(, ; VJational Park. . . ' . . ,
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rc '"'NOTHING WAS OUIET ALONG THE POTOMAC wh'en nrmv authorities, staaed their
v ' big" military carnival and exposition at Washington Barracks, D. Cv, recently. Here is a srrne
'. ' , ' from a reproductr?n of a World War battle, will; a "German" machine gunner blazing away
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HOME PORT OF MERCHANT SHIPS SINCE THE DAYS OF FROBISHER and Dml, iU f,... vf -r r lj
fin'. surrounded by tiers of warehouses, is shown here in the left center, with the river Thames winding -around to the right and the '
- .' ... I ', i "famous Tower bridge in the foreground. , j.
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MOSTLV.FUrS "v this
costume, devised and worn by
Mm Cornelia V ilson of New
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, the Whistle blows, hut that's all in the game, 'fhis particular gamp was one in which the University -r- Yoik as an interpretation of
t ' f Southern California defeated Utah Agricultural College, -10.12. at Lot Angelci. Rusi Saun-. Ii,. vhat , will, bt vorn inoh,
.V.' , ' " du California fullback, is shown carrying the ball. . , , " ' . .. ay about 1980,
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SHOT FULL OF HOLES is tliis target, which got riddled V
when the U. S. S. Caliloima unloosed her. broadsides at it off
the Pacific coast recently. Poking their heads t!irvugh lh .'
holes art tailors from the gun crews that did the shooting.
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. .' wiveireei, now beg nn nc her"'
movi. career, u bel.eved to have , lulure urcd.
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