Judge — December 7, 1929 — page 29: what you’re looking at

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Press Box (Continued from page 19) in the vicinity of New York took to at- tending the Sunday games at the Polo Grounds in order to see ck and defense sect forth in a close approxi- mation of the ideal toward which all of them toil, if a coach may be said to toil, and with the absolute mini- mum of confusion and lost motion. The principal fault of the prof sional exhibitions, in fact, is this con- summate efficiency. The men all are stars to begin with and, in the seasons beyond their coll service, they come to learn the way to do things with the least possible commotion. ‘The customers’ notion of stirring football calls for a vast amount of heroic but unnecessary dumping and sprawling and the pros, like good second base- men in the major leagues, make the imagines he could step down from | ~ = - a = where he. sits and do it as well himself. vt pos prsper mts moe 2 the service of all the people | 1 and at odd times and this indicates to » that the fascination of the great An Advertisement of the j college games consists almost entirs American Telephone and Telegraph Company of tradition, crowd m | | and imagination. ‘The game is only a | peg on which to hang a joyous f occasion, Tue Bell System is owned putting in thousands of | by 450,000 stockholders and miles of cable, thousands | Au Madrigal operated by more than of sections of switchboard | 400,000 workers for the service of and hundreds of thousands of The coolness of the winter air the people of the nation. new telephones. Its expenditure i Brings frost'and: chestnut burrs; It is a democratic instrument for plant and improvements in | And, sleek, luxurious and fair, | f ‘ B L litel ° ‘ll h The ladies in their furs, | of a democracy. Big and little, service in 1929 will be more than | Heigh-ho! rich and poor, can project their 550 millions of dollars—half again I The ladies in their furs. personalities over the wide net- as much as it cost to build the | work of its wires. For friendship Panama Canal. ) Ty : : Th: . } The beasts to which the furs belonged or business, pleasure or profit, the This program is part of the tele- | No longer walk in pride; lepk see ae f ‘deal , awh | Toward the trappers’ traps ther telephone is indispensable to our phone ideal that anyone, anywhere, thronged, “| modern civilization. shall be able to talk quickly and at | And, having died, were dyed, Ah, | This year the Bell System is reasonable cost with anyone, any- | ' me . . erecting new telephone buildings where else. There is no standing And, having died, were dyed. ‘ . : ie ‘ | in more than 200 cities. It is still in the Bell System. uteur the ladies sniff As, fuzzily arrayed, ees They wear their garments just as if . The payments all were made, The Shopping List Ho, hum! | The payments all were made. NEXT WEEK And husbands who have given notes | Protectingly stand near, BITTERS « THe: Gsisctians Tones the Stomach Admonishing their overcoats Judge Jr's. Selections of Good Improves the Appetite To last another year, but Useless Trifles for Aids Digestion Ach so! So - To last another year. that Christmas List ‘Sample of Bitters by = mail 25 cts. 1 —Sropparp Kino c. Ww. ABBOTT & CO. rn in the Spokane Spokesman JUDGE—On Sale Thursday ehh 5 Comicbooks.com