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Show r I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 17, 1026. Madellena Cotixfna. daughter of the Senator from Michigan, arriving right on the job of Coming Queen Sets Ccp.tal Agog becoming awe..t full fledged lawyer. Then JVO ' 00 00 00 00 OhO Wardrobe Changes Will Follow Tovr 00 By JEAN JARVIS. Ifttfi, Sait Lake Tribune 1 What Oct. 1$ WASHINGTON, with her majesty of Rumania rapid shores there ly approaching our considerable pent up exclteme t being liberated at the national capital, where the arrival of the roal part la anticipated with arming flights of the Imagination. one Whereas, on ordinary occasion readily does not permit one t cur1oit and interest to be too noticeable. 01 thia momentous occa.ston its cuite the other way abouU Really, the Colonel e Ladv and Heffel-finge- Red Granges If wai an Institution of Learning, the Object of which waa to secure, by fair Means or foul, a , winning Football Team. It must be explained that the loyal Rooter is .one who believes that the Team for which he is pulling should come out on top in ever Battle. If the Hiekaville High should play Vale and fail to push serosa the Gosl Line, all the local the Bate' Burner, would Weepers, huddled around ' master with something-thWell, there ,av, Our Bovs. David once outpointed Goliath, and little Centre college, down in Kentucky, smeared Harvard, so the warlike Heroes who sit on the Bleachers snd neTer knew the smell of Liniment cannot Understand whv the Team should not tear in and help all the Tin Horns to collect their Beta If the Champion Pug can give away Twenty Pounds to a muscle-bounTrial Horse, why . shouldn 't the Home Lads, weighing about 160 each, ueorge AIM. nd trained on Cup Cuetard, upset the Opposition Line, which averages close to 1P0I Especially when thev are backed up bv such energetic Veil Leaders! It seems that every Fall since 1488 the Partisans of Skidmore College have been waiting for their Eleven, hastily rcruited from Front Porches and Grocery Stores, to trample into the Dust the doughtv Warriors representing the State iTniverstiy. them a Taste of Blood, without tip When a lot of retired Preachers off anything to the Spies on tne with Dark Clothes and white starched ping . Ties got together, before the Civil The Contest marks a War, and founded the school, they Fateful Day in invariably of Old the figured on keeping alive the beau- Skidmore, but to the History tiful Doctrines of Infant Damnation, Murderer who represent the Big a Personal Devil and an open Turn- School it is just on of those of day stile into Paradise for all whs Practice Games. preached old fashioned Fire and The Idea is to roll up enough Brimstone. Points to put the Game on Ice and HIGHER EDUCATION. then-tr- v out some of the Second Thev little suspected that the Day String Men. no doubt true that Skidmore It would is would come when Skidmore the same Chance every hag keep open. Year after Year, for the Year exactly that a Chicken hat the Week of scoriiig against before express Purpose or that the the State University. bleating Veal has as it moves up the Brick Build" Chute toward the The Object of this perennial long ' owned by Pec kern A Co. Hatred on the part of Skidmore had ingBut the Hope .which springs etermore was it and until grown grown nal has nsed up many a Set of like a 8treet Carnival than an Springs on the Campus of 8kdmore The Atten- College. of Learning. Invariably there is a Pep Session dance wag above Ten Thousand. The on the Eve of the The Coach Coach at the State University and with the Harold Battle. Lloyd Spectacles orhia Flock of hard boiled Helpers and the Professor of "Natural Hisdered off the Practice Field every tory and tl famous Old Grad wh Caleu-from their and discarded o'nce picked up a Fumble and dodged Day, lations, more Football Material than hia way through a Clear Field a Skidmore had possessed since the glorious Touchdown all these are first punv Aggregation staggered out on hand to inject a Fighting Spirit on the Field aud tried to pass the into the poor Caterpillars about to be walked upon. Fig Skin. In making up the Schedule the There is much Cheering and inState University has always booked fectious Enthusiasm. Even those earlv Ggife with Skidmore just who know better kid themselves into , an to Bovs the and warmed A, up get give the Belief that a Rabbit can lick a Side-Lines- blood-drinkin- Osmp-Meetin- g n tr Evan thOM who know better ud tnemseives into the belief that rabbit71 can lick a wildcat if only the rabbit will become frenzied and Wild Cat if only the Rabbit will become frenzied and desperate. Well, the rip roaring Fep Session was held Friday Evening, and the Ribbons were tied on the Canes yesterday Morning and now we are in the Midst of a Sabbath Calm whieh will permit o fo piece together the Detail of what might be termed the Flop, the Debaele, the Massacre, or, possibly, the Slaughter of the Innocents. It is generally agreed that Our Bois did purty well during the First Quarter. It seem that the Visitor had been riding on the Train and taking Naps and during the early Stages of the so called Contest they seemed to be walking in their Sleep. Thev were under Orders to pick otit soft Places m which to lie down. The Stars were saving themselves for those epoch making and crucial Struggles of November which would determine the Big Ten Championship. Skidmore was in a Death Struggle and the Burlieg from the S. U. were hat might be called going through Exercise. FUTTINQ IN THE SKID. For quite a While the Score Setting Up waa Nothing to Nothing, which was so unusual that no wonder the Bleachers went wild. feuddenly the Captain in charge of the Enemy sai dsomething to his little Tribe of Savages. He remarked that it waa Time to go, or, possibly, that there was no Reason why they should further delay doing some of their Stuff. At any Rate, the Brutal Imadera all at once began to treat the vs Hast Heroes of Skidmore as if they were Confetti. The branwy'Half Backs, who had been pausing in their End Runs to see if they could pick out any in the Grand Stand, started in to gallop through the Defense at will, seemingly unaware that it wa present. Many prominent Alumni stopped lookinig at the Score Board ana began to weep. The final Result seill be found on the but. there Page, Sporting wouldn t be room on the Sporting Page for all of the Alibi. The disfigured Victims who are waiting for the Bonea to knit to- ether sav that the Captain should ' railed for more Open Captain say that the Coach never heard of that sure-fir8ystem of Forward Passing made famous by Notre Dame and Dartmouth. The Coach says that he would have given 8kidmore an invincible Eleven if the Faculty had not tied hia Hands and if the Old Grads had sent in some Roughnecks instead of a Flock of C'ake Waters. 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ANDREA, INC. 1581 Jerome Avenue - Mamujoamm ,f TUNED btfUj tffuttnS - - crown which creasing and a narrow brim rolled slightl Her envelope purse of white kidskin and her snappv white footgear, worn with clicked hoier. completed here youthfully artraome outfit. On a formal occasion in the later afternoon Mrs Goolidge appeared tn a gown of hjuk net. embellished with a trailing design In gdd metal Her large hfcark hat had a high crown and a wide brim and for embelli'shme. t carried quite a ornament of rhinestones dszaling High heeled slippers of hkuk e1vet we-worn with black hosierv and the good looking fur piece about shoulders was of black fox - PU.V-Th- e queen, who drops in upon us with her aon atd daughter is The Princess Ilenea. one hear Anv-maQueen Manes favorite hi!d a distinguished personage, home from a aojourn In Bucharest where he waa privileged to foregather in the rourtlv circle, tells how on one orcaarton. Queen Man discussing lovingtv the seeral members of her Hock, greatly mned at some complimentary mi.tlon of the "little Ilenea." exclaimed imputive Ilenae Ilenea it the c! lid of mv aoul: th others are th children of my flesh And naturalh enough the anecdote percolating cheefullv m the gossipv atmosphere of the tea tables, is keening up interest In the youthunaffected fully prettv and quite Princess Ilenea M assortment Meanwhile, the of roval raiment packed aboard the incoming ship is not without diet'nci Personal interest to a omen b and large. Dear onh knows what will be the aartorlal aftermath of the Rumanian i t y.,our., ar to see dome chang-- s In our wsrdrohes Elisabeth of Belgium left as heritage to all snd sundry, young and old rich and poor, the trlokv little off- trimmings nhinh for months after hei departure contli ued to embellish feminine headftesr from one end of this republic to the other There wee one signal exception The.cltv fathers In the District of Columbia, or some other equally authorities, ordering apparel meet for police women. stipulated that the trimming of their "bonnets' should not drip off the brims there- 0f Whet etl feature will the beautiful Marie leave In her wake? the-hri- - po-te- Turning to our own first lady on of the heat dressed women hereabouts et erybodv comments these dais upon her flair for smartly becoming and smartly fahloi able outfit. Just now. ahtte seems to have the lead for her Informal attire started off lately. Mrs. Coolldg for an afternoon walk wearing white from head to heel. Her long straight-lin- e cost, of fairly light weight woolen fabric, apparently covered a one-piec- e frock of white. Her hat was a velour with a smart , Broker t and Clerks -Forbidden to Gamble Oct. 14 (Universal ) IjQNDON. Brokers and their clerks who otrat exchange here will in TO BE TIED OUTSIDE. the future have to go outside the of the Whv do they measua Teacher exchange If they wsh premises to make beta. Thia situation has the sea in knots, Johnnv? deThev has couldnt have an arisen because the committee Tommy Comm cided to strictly enforce the rule that ocean tide otherwise, air! anv other ruts no member mav engage in on the stock her determined, are coming alojv and marbe the Bovs will do better' Next Year. Moral: ,fanv who die on the Twenty Yard Line are good in Latin and Greek. New York RADIO TIZQUENCY Imim mjmf tlrn NEUTIODYNE frmctfJt Fads Nrutrodynr f7. 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" "d now go to France every year to Ianagers of the Athletic Assorts- - keep intimate touch with the tion must have been recruited from; beauty is discoveries, and I have latert gained for the Feeble-Minded- , i what I believe the JnDtut beauty helrj The President say that the Ath- - j in existence. Everygreatest toilet counter now JT' Craze Is a disorganize of; supplies Edna Wallace Hopper's beauy Scholastic Efficiency. as I use them helps The Undergraduates say that the! One exactly is my Youth Cream. It comCoah. the Contain, the Manager and bines a dozen of my greatest helps in all of the Professors sre a lot of one. These include products of both chicken-heartelemon and strawberry. Also all the Dumbbell. The Town People sav that if It best that science knows to foster, feed wasn t for the Monev brought into and preserve the skin. the Community each Year, they My Youth Cream comes In two tvp-- s cold cream and vanishing. would be in favor of abolishing the I app' one at night, the other in the College altogether. morning, And the 8port Writer savs, in a bever ia my akin without thrse helps. I am one example of results. 'hidden Paragraph, that the State G ;t 1 niversitv made a miserable Show-n- thousands of women are sharing tie-- i I but probably did not wish to un- today. hope the time will come when millions gain the benefit Youth Cream cover anv of the new Tricks. All of the Buildings are festooned has brought to me. The coupon will bring you a sample. jh JPirspf Pervading Silence snd Gloom ar unbroken save for Also my latest Beauty Book. Let me tell you of my search for beauty, and the annual Chirp bv the confirmed Optimist to the Effect that some live vou one of the hcvt results likely Freshmen, who look heavy and THE Fsds Six 00 00 lust wlist mm, all the "pour little rirh girls" lo tike up careers Is worth discovering (.nmething O'Gradv' are quite shamelessly Judy displaying their interest in all matters appertaining to the Rumanian e j 00 (Copyright. QNCE thers was hot little Denominational College biding in a Clump of Trees. The members of the were quietly yearning for more Salary. The ambitious Prexy waafaculty up in the Tower with a Telescope, sweeping tfie Horizon for liberal Millionaires who wished to donate Recitation Hails and Dormitories. 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