Show ill' Spirited Gridfast Promised Boosters l ? Gridiron Action Promised Herei Armistice Day of the playqrs of the Ogden and Weber High squad s— traditional rivals— primed for thfeir fourth meeting Monday Top row left td PICTURED below are some of athletics Ogden High Lowell Barker halfback Weber! Cazler end Ogden Pantjone end Ogden Van Dyke' fullback Ogden director Kapple Wheat Taylor captain and fullback Weber and Ooach Dick Thome Weber Lower-roleft to right Hugh Mayer tackle and captain Ogden High Hunter end Weber and Van Kampen end Webtr Monday's kickoff is scheduled for 230 p m sharp —Photos by Bill Bowman Standard-ExaminStaff Photographer! 'Jt -: I j Tigers Will: Perform jWithout To Veterans Forward Pass Will Be Much in Evidence Coaches of Rival Team! Confident of Victory mu—Ilii a f B - er - W ‘t ’ ' f I I Utes Capture League Fracas By 2 To 3 On For-- : f eign ' Soil At - g- I" ' 1 W 1 their competition in football at Lorin Farr park Mondajy afternoon at 2:30 m With' both machine! out of the rajee for divisional and p state honors the city titll will be the' prise for the victors fAQDEN HIGH and Weber High resumes' By FRANK H FRjCWLET Associated Press Sports Writer COLORADO SPRINGS Nov 9- J The little” ‘‘brown jug” whlcl! has been in possession of Ogden iigh for three grid seasons will also go the winning team It will be for the fourth time by of the dosing aggregation to the winning pilot at an assembly I next week Both teams have had nearly! two weeks to prepare for this hectic flareup Coaches and players Hike I 'are confident of victory With a dry Held promised fo4 the occasion indications point to one of the best battles of the season" cham university's Indians met’ unexpectedly strong opposition from Dutch Clark's Colorado college Ti- - t gers here today and had to lug hard for their victory Working a short kickoff successfully at the start of tee game tee Tigers got tee Jump on the Rocky Mountain conference champions and after they had forced tee ball into scoring position Clark drop-- " kicked successfully from & difficult' line j angle on the came back fighting and its ' Utah Tact -- moving attack mowed down the Tiger line “Power House” Pomeroy finally plowing' through center for a touchdown after a steady carch goal ward Summerhays' kick for tee 12-to- -3 who helps SAM BJRRY Jpnes Jazz up those Trojans wonifour championships for the-captai- ’ ‘ ' Knox college where he coached -- in In 1919-2- 0 fOotball bas- ketball track' stnd baseball Chicago t’as exonerated by the C F but the coach is paying one of thfe players expenses ' It’s Paul jStagg A1 Lassman says all re got out of college football was being crippled for Oh yes and two broklife en i legs Lassman had a made five scholarship and! 10 a week working hours formegs' the Maxey Rosen-bloouniversity napied as one of the four contender for the light heavy title goes shoping for gas buggies whenever he has a few G’s ahead 21-ya- - x -- : to-ha- LOSE VETERANS 1 All Punchbowl Wijl Seat 1400 Fans Arena Nears i ‘ "GOOD RECORD Weher disposed of Preston t and Bear River hut suffered defeats at the hands of Box Elder and Davs' both by large scores Despite the fact that Weber has a better percentage standing than Ogden-in- i the division the Tigers are favored to win out Monday DlxonKapple Ogden coach and Dick Thorne Weber mentor both expect a close battle The starting lineups as announced by the rival coaches are as follows: Weber Ogden Van Kampen Pantone " Left End Poulson Hilton ' 1 Left Tackle A Favero Olsen Left Guard D Favero L Mayer Center Jensen Hirscovitch I Right Guard Henderson r Right Tackle Hunter Right End PaOletti Quarterback Morris 4 Linjsday Left Halfback Barker Right Halfback Van Dyke Taylorj (C) Pullback 'V t ( i THElUT WINS IN TITLE RACE Maine-2- Washington-an- d Lee 18’ i Utah Aggies Suffer- Defeat Again At Hands Of Rivals Failure To Convert Costly Hughesmen Score BROWN SUFFERS Rockhurst 10 Bethel 0 33 Providerjce Guard Ac&demyCollege 0 St- - Mary’s 0 Washburn 19 St Josephs 12 George Washington university 7 27 Austin urdversity conegelk0?jyS Knox 3lj Cornell college (Iowa) 0 Tonmouth 19 Lake Forest 0 leyanMlSide 26 Nebraska Wes- South Dakota university 66 Huron college! 0 Marshall 39 Fairmont (W Va) GRID SETBACK ds 0 NASHVILLE Telnn Nov 9— (AP) — Vanderbilt won its fourth straight southern conference victory today by crushing Georgia Tech 23 to 7 ri Tit-Bi- ts TEXAS AGGIES BOWi IN SPIRITED GAME r v: 1?- -'? Cheers Gil Dobie I COLLEGE STATION Tex Nov 9— -- (AP— On a field deep in mud ' diet me line Vaughn went over Day converted the winning jpoint Utah Aggies had not found their stride- and the second quarter was a give and take affair with-- Giddings and Call exchanging punts Thompson recovered a fumble by Vaughan on the Utah line and header off a touchdown v eight-yar- d 25-ya- rd Utah Aggies returned in the third quarter fired with determination The most brilliant kick of the game was made by Call on the Utah- line to the Colorado line Colorado punted and within four yards of the goal Remund fumbled and Colorado recovered Undaunted the Utahns started a passing attack with Call getting the only touchdown for Utah In the final period Colorado made a ‘desperate effort to score with Vaughan and Day taking the ball to 36-ya- one-ya- Masters the Pennsylvania back Is one of- the best kickers ‘in the game today J and-hcan smack-line right’ Mr Bruen of briskly too Madison Square Garden say 4 he will have two genuine champions battling at Miami this winter! but he says Sharkey is the Only ?nce - t e a onfi he’s 6ure of right now Eight G’s profit a year is what Boston’s largest sports areni is from boxing hockey making and other things The wite football used in pight games looks to be twice as large as the oval ‘does in the daytime ‘ j! SOUTH ERN’ TEAMS ) IN TIE CONTEST AUSTIN Tex Nov 9— for the edge in the south west conference race Texas university and Baylor universitv played a scoreless tie on a heavy field to day An aggressive last minute line attack by Texas fell short The stands were thrilled by spectacular passing and blocking Baylor threatened early in fhe game and in the last minute of play when Rees let ia to the Texas four Baylor pi nt roll ' yard line (AP)-Fight- lng rd rd 15-ya- rd i vuii ' t js - f i I' 4 Jv rs 0—7 0— 6 — H— - t 0 0 0 6 Colorado Aggies Utah1 Aggies Colorado Aggies scoring: Touchdowns— Vaughn Points from try after ' touchdown— Day " Utah Aggies scoring: Touchdowns — Uall w OHICX STATE IN FALL' VICTORY I- ' a-- Kch!e$s? a pause on the I7 ’0 SECTION RIVAL ’ 6 victory Failure to con? - PURDUE STOPS - to line where Pearse inball’s pass1 Call' kicktercepted the ed out of i bounds and Colorado marched right back to Utah’s five-ya- rd line where Day’s pass over the line failed to connect Utah made a frantic air attack in the last few minutes' but failed to stop invaders’ rush Lineup and summary:' Colo Aggie3 (7) Utah Aggies (6) Nelson le Honstein Jensen (C) It Prince (C) t Cliff Graves ' Ig c Pearse Wilson Larsen Myers rg Orme rf h Wilkins E Smith re Beattie Call Ball qb Remund lh Giddings1 Welch rh Day fb Gillespie Vaughn Score by periods: i FAYETTE Ind Nov 9— (AP) the Southern Methodist university Mustangs defeated the Txas Aggies —Purdue using most of its sopho-inpr- e 12 to 7' here today The-gataleijit swept over Mississippi 7 if1 an intersectional foot-ba- ii started in a driving rain dedicated the Aggies’ $300 opo stadium J game here today to score its sixth stra ght victory After Pope had scored a touchdown the first Did You Know That!— play of the game Purvisonand Risk led the assault on the southerners — foose frequently for long the Notre Dame breaking JACK ELDER B' irnett and BiggcTs were g&lns heat George Simpson Mississipp ’s best “the fastest human” in- - a sprint — i vert point after touchdown opt the part of U t h boosted Hughes’ Colorado stock in conference the and puts Romney’s men practically out of the running Early in the first canto Colorado made a terrific drive for the Utah goal with Utah’S rs — 4— 7 GEOliA TEi event worth $25000 added was the outstanding race of the autumn for three-year-ol- J ed football company here today the Green taking the rubber game of 35 years old series by score Brown scored early after blocking a Dartmouth punt The Green eleven did not hit its stride until the second period when young Bill Morton relieved Tommy Long-week- er at quarterback and ran and passed the team to two touchdowns ?ut over by Johnson and Sutton ay three-quarte- ? LOGAN Nov 9— (AP)— Colorado Aggies brought the old jinx back to Utah Aggies field today and swept the Utah Fanners PROVIDENCE R I Nov 9— before them iri a (AP) —Dartmouth and Brown part- LATONIA Ky ‘Nov college 34 Great Lakes The Nut won the eleventh! running Naval Training station 0 of the Latqmia championship here-todMillikin 2 Illinois college 6 oire-ha- if a by length from California 56 Montana 18 Curate and Ben Machree over a mile Pomona 15 Arizona 12 and distance The Ohio University 54 Denison 0 )— ILLINOIS IS -- Touchdowns by Scheffer Askew and Leonard with Abernathy kicking the extra points arid safety accounted for the Commodores’ points Vanderbilt kept the play in enemy territory most of th6 time until the final period Thomason fought through for Tech’s only touchdown He kicked the extra point —i --' DISILLUSIONED? Two women very hot and tired were pushing their bicycles up a John I very steep hill Said one: “I’m so sorry my dear to have brought you this way but flat on the map”— it looked quite - st W M KJg v h m ! ANN ARBOR Mich Nov 9— (AP)— Ohio State harriers were vic- torious in a triangular cross try run here this morning with Michigan and Illinois The Buck eyes won with a point score of 24 and were followed by Michigan with 33 and Illinois with 64 M IN THE dark An Irishman received ' a letter from his sister saying she was now the proud mother of ’ a ' beautifu' baby ‘ “You don’t seem very pleased about it Is it a boy or a girl?’ asked a friend Jissoviated Press Phota what’s bothering me’ CaptSam Wakeman of Cornett “That's the reply “She didn’t say In has put some cheer 'Jn old Gtl came letter and now I don’t know Dobie’s heart He is rated as one the Whether I’m an uncle or an aunt” it the best tackles In tlie country —Tit Bits coun- -- WINNER OVER 5 I s - will be entirely completed early this jweek and i- I s placed in readiness for the first show ‘November 20 Harry Kam-mey- er announced last promoter ’ night The structure has been entirely renovated and will undoubtedly rank with the best boxing homes of the west The- - new structure will have a seating capacity ojf approximately 1400 Bleachers fop the new affair have been installed and the ring f will be erected this coming week “The decorating is practically finished now’”' said Promoter Kira-mey- er last night “We expect to have the final touches made not later than 'Wednesday evening This will give us one week in which to prepare for the grand opening Of myself and my '‘“It is the two brothers plan Emlej and Eddie who are associated with1 me in this venture to provide the best bouta ob- ' I A v-u- -5-- f ’ ‘ L--- f ‘ - - -- ARMY MACHINE j r tainable-:- BreakPlay Factor In Game On Cagle - 1 ! I'-- : “Eddie arid Ernie Vill assist me In the management of the boxing pro-maWe will not spare expense in giving Ogden “We will stage ten round main semi-fin- al events with’ a ALAN GOULD By rs Three will complete jj (Associated Press Sports Editor) the card each timejwestage one” i MEMORIAL STADIUM f CHAM- - The “Punchbowl’! Is located at the PAGNE Nov 9 — (AP)—iThe Amy’s old Armory building on Twenty-four- th street nearj Liricoln avenue invasion of the western conference r Training quarters ' for i the fightoday rumbled on the plains of Il- ers and dressing rdoma will -be- prolinois as a throng oL 68000 saw the vided at theJ new ’ Big Tep champions gallop to vic- in Ogdem tory by the decisive margin of 17 On all fight nights the initial to 7 in a series of spectacular bout will start at 8:30 p m sharp” i “breaks” said Promoter Kanimeyer “We aim The swift and stunning turns of to start our programs on the dot" the wheels of football fortune saw Kammeyer has signed rCharles Bob Zuppke’s alert hard charging eleven stage a great comeback get Feraci of San Diego one of tee the jump on the soldiers and’ nm leading welterweights of the world eet Eddie Landan of Reno In j J® the up a first- half lead that clinched the" ten-rou? top spot of his opengame These two astonishing fbreaks” ing card Feraci has created a big stir In each resulting in a touchdown came In the second quarter and- left the Salt (Lake Denver Los Angeles and centers and is now seekAftny forces dazed bewildered and othera fistic bout Iwlth Jackie Fields tee ing shell shocked ' ! The first bombshell to strike the champion In a contest with Fields at San cadet ranks was a freak punt by Hertz Murrell frorh behind his own Diego last January the present a hair line at line a twisting lofty: spiral I wo? traveled less 'than 20 yards and II cislon after ten hectic rounds was converted into a touchdown ' derail faces a first class oppo- by Ed Kawal big Illinois center nent in meeting Landan The jReno after picking up the bounding ball battler holds decisions over Frankie Darren Imey Garfinkle and nu only eight yards from the Army merous other? stars of the Pacific came second “break? goal The after Red Cagle had led a forward coast : Landan and Feraci both possess passing counter charge deep Into H knockout punches land are also listlinois territory It struck as Ar- ed as clever boxers nold Wolgast an alert end and They should a marvelous main event for provide Aurora from youthful opportunist 111 broke in to Intercept a short the opening program at the “punch lateral pass from Cagle to Murrell bowl’” The New York Kid one of tha to another! touch and race 80 yards ’ most popular battlers to step into a down since the days of Jack In little more time than it takes ring in Utah wil face Billy Snyde : of to tell Illinois with tee aid of a Dempsey Labe at six rounds sriyde is first period goal by Douglas Mills Salt a puncher and the Kid is a clever from the line had run- up boxer its entire total of 17 points- The events will com-AfThree four-roun- d led by Captain Cagle came plete the pr0eramj j back but second half in the gamely Billy GlasmannJ popular referee' its- - most' gallant efforts produced one-tim- e and football great in Utah only one touchdown and never se- has been signed by Promoter Kam of the meyer to referee the bouts on riously threatened the lead the f Big Ten champions program The famous cadet redhead per- opening Promoter ammeyer will ansonally took the ball across for nounce the remainder of his initial West Point’s only touchdown on a card sometime this coming week: three-yar- d dash through ithe line The seat sale will open Wednes I The lineup: day Illinois Army t —H j ) le Carlmark i Wolgast t Gordon It Price W'ietz Humbert lg 4 ELaa ai Muller Crane (C) rg Hillsinger 1 Burdick rt Perry Bteinman re Messlnger NAVY Peters Carver qb O’Keefe Walker lfb rhb Timm Stuart ANNAPOLIS Md Nov 9— (AP) fb Murrell Humber — Navy and Georgetown battled beScore by periods: 3 141 0 0 — 17 tween their respective 10 yard lines Illinois tie today before Pres0 0 7 0—7 to a Army Hoover ident and 25000 lesser footillllnols-rsummary: Scoring ' 1 Touchdowns Wolgast Kawal place ball fans Neither team showed consistent kick Mills: points after touchdown in the battle waged Peters (substitute for Mills) (drop gaining power between two strong lines and two kick 2) Army — Cagle (substitute for Stu- good punters touchdown O’Keefe art) point after j (place kick)-- v Sec-tion- al super-attraction- a” nd Jonas four-rounde- : ‘ : - nd - S Olson s - - ? tl-g- oal de-th- ? f i v- I ’ I Left Guard Jones IOWA DEFEATS Davis (c) Left End- Hayden i Starbuck: ' Left Tackle : i - - ‘ ms six-fou- ’ ! fistic club- the “Punchbowl Wednesday evening November 20 - He has booked a ten-roumain ei'ent to headline the first V program palace that ended With Price smashing over few a touchdown Summerhays missed his kick ' “ for the extra point was considered one It Everything of r the most interesting- - football games of the year in the Rockies Installed as a 21 -- point 1 farorite Utah was expected to' make short of a much battered Tiger line Instead j Ike r Armstrong's ? team ! found the going very roughs- Tha Tigers gained $9 y yards through the 4 line The surprising I feature of the battle Was Utah’s failure to complete any of its forr f ward passes' Utah’s close knit interference moved with precision and- - the attack looked unstoppable but somewhere along tee line there arose Tiger tackier usually one of Starbuck brothers or Chuck Irwin a fine defensive back to nail the ball carrier Colorado college had little or nothing to offer on the ofj fense The Tiger gains for the most part were made through the left! side of the Utah line and Coachf Jones j Armstrong finally replaced the tackle with Welsh 1 ! Today's was the lowest score to! which Armstrong's team has been! 1 - I held this season j The lineup and summary:'' ' Utah University Colorado College Vi aming Utter ‘i f End Right E Starbuck ' Right Tackle j Lybbert HcGrory Right Guard f ted-parade nd newest - fistic OGDEN’S I— Bowdoln 6 3 Buffalo 27 Hiram 12 New Hampshire State 7 Connecticut AggiesjO Southern Methodist 12 Texas Aggies 7 Texas Christian 24 Rice 0 Arkansas 52 Oklahoma Teachers y ’Grove QtyUo Allegheny 7 22 Georgia Tech 7 Oglethorpe 14 Manhattan 3 Alabama 24 Kentucky 13 Lawrence 7 Ripon 7 Kansas Oklahoma 0 Tulsa University 7 Oklahoma Baptists 3 Wichita 13 Southwestern 0 V P I 32 Virginia 12 normal L-(AP- ' Amherst 13 Tufts 13 Princeton 20 Lehigh 0 Syracuse 20 Niagara 0 Union 7 Rochester 31 Galladuet 0 Alfred If Hobart 7 Carroll 2b Heidelberg 0 Louisiana State 6 Drake 32 Drexel 21 Delaware 0 Bucknell 9 Villanova 0 St Lawrence 31 Clarkson 0 Centre College 40 University of Louisville ) Haverforb 28 Hamilton 0 IVooster 46 Case 6 Fordhair 7 Boston College 6 m t T TERE’B Hamr Kammeyer Og- den’s newest boxing moter Kammeyer will ocen-hi- ' ' Completion” VyT'CyOt'Cs s is ' M For First Mii Card - Western State 25 23 Texas 0 Baylor 9 Regis North Dakota Aggies 6 Mount St Charles 0 Catholic m m m ’ : Colorado 13 Colorado Mines 9 m i FOOTBALL RESULTS ' lt - but two members of the Tiger squad will be in suits for the grid final of the year Captain Hugh Mayer brilliant tackle is suffering from a severe shoulder injury an! is not" expected to don the moleskins Doxey Stone brilliant back is bufMil fering from a knee injury anddefibe out of the lineup He la nitely out of the game and fill Weber - College 26 Albion College watch the battle Trom the bench! 1 19 Both teams probably will offer 12 Colorado ColUtah University and plenty of forwirrf lege 3 trick plays " passes Hunters and Van Kampen Utah Aggies 6 Colorado Aggies 7 are the receivers of ’’the Warriors ion College of Idaho 13 Pacific 12 aerial tosses and Pantone OliSfci and Wash ngtbn State 41 Idaho 7 Carier are the chaps capable lof 6 Washington 0 Stanford grabbing the ball for Ogden via the Northwestern 18 Ohio State 6 Is air Yale 13 Maryland 13 Weber players and enthusiasts exPitt 21 V ashington and Jefferson to come through pect thdjft'arrlors with a triumph — the first ever tobe West Virginia 0 Detroit 36 ' recorded against ’ Ogden Colgate 3 Columbia 0 Ogden supporters however are of Michigan 14 Harvard 12 the opinion that the Tigeis will perCornell 36 Western Reserve 0 form in a blaze of glory on Monday Dartmouth 13 Brown 6 Ohio Wesleyan 9 Wittenburg 0 They are ponfident that the “Orange Streaks’ will come through Swarthmore 20 Johns Hopkins 2 with the nod Illinois 17 Army 7 New York 27 Georgia 19 Ogden ha3 met with three setbacks this season in league competiWisconsin 20 Chicago 6 tion They bowed to Davis 7 to 6 '' Navy 0 Georgetown 0 Kansas-Aggie3 Iowa State 2 Logan 13 to 6 and Box Elder 31 to 6 South Cache fell before Ogden Iowa 9 Minnesota 7 Notre Dame 19 Drake 7 in the other game 31 to 6 I rd wide extra point--waThe soore stood at 6 to 3 for almost three full periods a stouthearted Tiger line ring Aoemer-- j the" gencies time after time advance on their goal which Utah threatened In tee shadow: always of - their goal pests however the Tigers massed their defense and nailed Pomeroy the Utes 195- pound battering ram rive times during' the spirited conflict the-Utah attack was nipped- - at the height’ of Its march Four minutes before the game ended Utah staged an uninterrup- m x I pionship-boun-di Jprc-sent- ed I j L ’ : Reid - j Quarterback rClark (c)i Irwin: Left Halfback! - By CHARLES DUNK LEY Summerhays Hinkley Associated Press Sports Writer Halfback : Right IOWA CITY la Nov 9— (AP) Pomeroy J ones — A tall rangy youth j with a shock Fullback’ of hair as golden as Iowa’s i corn Score by periods: dealt a stunning blow to 'Minne- Utah University i 6 0 0 sota's championship hopes today Colorado College 3 0 0 0--l as Iowa conquered tee hitherto unUtah scoring: Touchdown — Pomi defeated Gophers 9 to 7 before eroy Price 40000 frenzied spectators la tee last Colorado scoring: Goal from field I 60 seconds of play j (drop kick)— Ulark Oran Pape a six-fohalfback ! weighing 170 pounds was the hero - ! of Iowa’s startllng triumph He gal- HENDRICKS TO loped away to a touchdown in the OPPOSE IDAHOAN final minute of play scampering r— — I -across the goal from the six yard ' POCATELLO Idaho Nov 9- -4 line on a wide left end run! after Clyde Hendricks Bacrameni his teammates In a desperate! rally (UP)— had battered their way in an Irre- to - the only fighter who has desistible charge that’ started at mid- feated Buddy Washington Pocatello5 a local ring r has beer field Pape duplicated his achieve- negro-Iment of a year ago in beating the signed to meet Buddy In a return ' ' Gophers and ruining their chances fieht November 15 of winning tee Big Ten champions' j if ship : For three periods the Hawkeyes outplayed outenarged and outran the powerful Gophers and possibly should have won the game ! by a ! v larger score c ' Score by periods: MirmesoUv 0 Iowa 3 0 0 f ! - - ! 5-- 12 - ’ r j : ot ‘ - ’ L ! ! n - ! ! ? ' Pii ’ r 1 1 00 20-ya- rd my I ' " - ’ : v -- - 4cv GEORGETOWN It! TIE WITH 0-t- o-0 - - -- I 4 1 I 1 HARD TO SAIT Wife : When you've had a few you ought to realize you’ve had enough and ask’ for some harmless drink like — well whlskies-and-sod- as —sarsaparilla Husband: Yes my dear but the difficulty is that when I’ve had a few whiskies I can’t say “sarsaparilla”— Buen Humor Madrid : pittsburgIin EASY GRIDFEST PROFESSOR plans JANITORS’ SCHOOL I SALT LAKE’-No- v 9— Utah 4 Janitors will not be left in the rear of tee V train of progress if Dr i C N J ensen superintendent of public instruction has this way- about it Dr Jensen Is attempting to arrange of the part vocational course offered by the Utah i State Agricultural college and the federal i 43 government -- -- tive I DEPUTIES SEIZE STILL IN S L RAID -- SALT LAKE Nov 9—A man giving the name of Joseph Smith was arrested and a UU with 165 gallons of whisky and 32 barrels’ of mash seized today when deputy sheriffs and federal agents raided a house at 952 South Eighth West street which is said to be occupied by Joseph W Silver — —I 350-gaU- on 60-gal- lon 1 i ’ SOME IMPROVEMENT “IT m I ” the optician murmured “You say - the glasses I gave- you have not Improved your sight? You can still see what you call! spots - j before your eyes?" “That’s right his client replied “But I must admit that since I wore the glasses I can see ’em j much PITTSBURG Nov (AP)— 'The clearer than before" — University of Pittsburg retained its ' unbeaten standing today by defeatANOTHER VARIETY! ' “Mummy what does daddy' do ing W and J College at tee stadii um here 21 to Q The defeat was when he isn’t home?" the first of the season for the Pres“Oh ' daddy’s a taxidermist idents who fought a ' hard battle dear’ j “Is he? Whercs’ his garage?’’— against the national honor con Tit-Btenders j Tit-Bit- s- - Overcoats! ' $30 up i j ’HodSiis ytrai CO tun TD - Us I v AUSUkU i |