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MOORE'S MARVELS
WIN JUNIOR TITLE
Get ' Basket Ball Honor by
. Defeating the Midgets
at "Y."
SHOW ACCURATE WORK
Verne Moore's Marvels won the
state junior basket ball championship
by defeating the Midgets last evening
at the Young Men's Christian associ
ation, 26 to 24.
Accurate basket' flipping and su
perior team work gave the Marvels a
21-to-o" count over the Midgets at the
half time period. On the restart the
Midgets tried hard to come back and
although they outplayed the Marvels,
found the lead against them was more
than they could overcome.
The basket flipping of Klepscr,
Moore and Payntcr featured for the
Marvels. Gilfrey and Russum also
jumped in the limelight by their ex
cellent guarding". Out of seven free
casts at the basket, Russum managed
to find the center six times. . .,
"Fuzzie" MacFarland, Smith and
Nicholson did the heavy work for the
Midgets. , '
By taking the Midgets in camp, the
Marvels have the undisputed cham
pionship of the junior quints of .the
state. The lineup;
MIDGETS.
MARVELS.
Nicholson R.F. R.F.. ......
imltb ....h.V. L.W.
Sedln C. C ...
MacFarland ....R.O. R.G...,..,
Ciher .....L.G. L.G. .......
Substitutes , Oilier, . Ben'olken,
Klepser
- Moore
tayntor
Qlifrey
Russum
Walker.
Field roala: Klepser ' (3). Moors 6),
Paynter (2), Nicholson. Smltb. (2), MacFar
land (2), Usher S). - Foul goals: Russum
(6), Bmlth, MacFarland (21. Releree; .Conn.
Assignment of pates for -; !
Auto Races Is Postponed
t-uicinnati, u., JMarcn ine
signment of dates- for the various' big
automobile meetjs' 'at Chicago and
Cincinnati this summer - was post
poned at a meeting here today be
tween David F. Reid, president of the
Chicago Speedway association, ' and
officials of the Cincinnati Speedway
association. . :;-4 .v. .....
In a format announcement it -was
stated that if the. war situation was
such that the auto drivers, mechanics
and helpers were needed by the gov
ernment the various associations
would offer the speedways to the
government and would encourage the
enlistment of the race drivers and
mechanics in the army," "
Five Rifle Teams Tie for
Lead With Near Perfect Scores
Washington, March 28. Exceed
ingly efficient marksmanship is being
displayed in- the various competitions
for the encouragement of rifle prac
tice being conducted for the War de
partment under the auspices of the
National Rifle association. Scores of
eighth week show five teams in the
interclub civilian match tied with a
score of 995 out of a possible 1,000;
New York Military academy, Corn-walt-On-Hudson,
leading the military
schools with 962; Union High school.
Placer, Cal., leading the high schools
with 967, and Washington State col
lege, Pullman, Wash., leading, the
college competition with 993.
Base Ball Games '
JncksonvIMe, Fta., March J8. Philadel
phia AmrlenB, 4;-Jackvonvlll (Bouth At
lantic league), 3. .
New Orleans, La., March 28. Cleveland
Amerlftana, a; New Orleani (Southern aeio
c.atlon), 0.
Da41aa, Tex., March JS. New York Na
tionals, 11; Dallas (Texas league), 0,
Little Rock. Ark., March M. St. Louis
Nationals, ; Little Rock (Southern associa
tion), a. v . .
Houston, Tex,. March II. Chicago Ameri
cans, .4; Chattanooga (Southern associa
tion), 0. '
Cordele, Ga., March 28. Score: R. H.B.
Boston Nationals ....3 4 0
New work Americans 0 4 J
Cafted end of sixth, darknew. Batteries:
Nehf and Oowdy; Caldwell, Love aud Nuna
msker, Walters
Memphis, Tenn,, March !8. -Score:
R. H. E,
Boston Americans.,,,, ,,..7 8 1
Brooklyn Nationals............ 6 11, 4
Ten Innings. Batteries: James, Mares and
Cady, Thomas; Maxquard, Coombs and
Myers, Miller.
Rosenthal and Hurd Survive. '
Plnehurat, N. C, March 28. Miss Elaine
-Rosenthal of the Ravlsloe club. Chicago, and
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd of the Pitts
burgh Country club, were survivors today In
the semi-finals of the women's north and
south golf championship here and will meet
tomorrow In the finals. In today s play Miss
Rosenthal won from Mrs. J, R. Price, Pttts-
uuitfu, na i, ma rs. Hura aereatea hiss
Mildred Caverlyr Philadelphia,.) and S.
-Leonard Agnes to Terms.
Boston, Mass., March 28. Hubert
("Dutch") Leonard, the crack left-handed
pitcher of the Boaton Americans, agreed to
terms) with President H. H. Frasee today,
according to advices received hers from
Memphis, Tenn. The terms were not an
nounced, but It has been understood that
Leonard was offered $S,000.
-,y Coffer Stops KeUar.
New Tork March 28. Jim Coffey, the
Dublin giant, stopped Terry Keliar of Call
y fomla In the third round of a ten-round
match In Brooklyn tonight KeUafs sec
onds threw In the sponge. Coffey weighed
9u pounds and Kellar 171.
WOUaana Bmu MnrraT.
Nanr Tork. March 18. Kid William, of
Baltlmor. mtfoutiit Jimmy Murray of thla
oil, In a tan-round bout her. tonight. The
vsnu war. 1ven u wuilama. 119;
Inw, t.
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LINING 'EM OUT WITH THE
CARDINALS Roger Hornsby,
the crack batter of the St. Louis
Cardinals, in spring training at
San Antonio, Tex.
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Sport CdendqjrJToday
-Base Ball Boston Americans vs. Brook-
lyn Nationals, lnterleagiie game, at Little
Rock. -Boston' Nationals- -vs. New York
Americans, Interlengne game, at Dothan,
Ala. Washington Americana vs. Cincinnati
Nationals, iuterleague game, at Louisville.
.Swimming National Amateur Athletic
union, lou-yard championships at Pittsburgh.
! -Wrestling National Young Men's Chris
tlan association championships, at Boston,
Bench Shows Opening of annual show of
Chicago Kennel club, at Chicago. Opening
of annual show of Seattle Kennel club, at
Seattle.
Horse 8 how Opening of ninth annual
how at Camden H. C.
Basket Bait Wisconsin state champion
ship tournament opens at Appleton, Wis.
Tennis Invitation tournament of - the
Longwood Cricket club, at Boston,
. Boxing Charlie White, vs. Frankle Calla
han, ten rounds, at Brooklyn. Chick Bimler
vs. Jimmy Regan,' ten rounds, at fetoranton,
Po. , ,,:.r. ..
Liners Manchuria
; '. And 'Adriatic Cross
Atlantic Safely
1 New York,' Inarch 28. The Amer
ican line freight steamship Manchu
ria has arrived at an English port
after a voyage across the Atlantic,
it was announced today. The British
passenger steamer Adriatic' also has
arrived safely at an English port
The arrival at an Atlantic port of
the White Star line freighte. Cretic
from a European port is announced
today. .
Cuban Rebels Steal
Circus Horses and Food
New York, , March 28. Cuban
revolutionists stole an, entire one
ring circus except the tents and the
'sawdust, according to Edward and
Lottie McUinley,- members or the
show who arrived heVe today on a
steamship from Cuba. The rebels,
ordered by their chief to commandeer
the circus horses and food supplies,;
made off with the garments of
Caesar and Cleopatra after drawing
lots for distribution of them and cap
tured also a twenty-three-year-old
lion and Hattie, the elephant. The
circus was playing at the time at a
town about twenty miles from Ha
vana, the arrivals said.
Three Men Ride Half
. Mile On a Snowslide
Ouray, Colo., March 27. To be
caught in a snowslide and to ride on
its crest for half a mile and remain
unhurt was the experience of three
men from a mine near here today,
who were making a trip to another
mine high up in the mountains. A
bobsled they were dragging and to
which they clung, when the slide
started, is supposed to have kept
theni on top' of the slide.
The men were seen through glasses
by clerks at a muie loffice, who re
ported the -escape.?
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SENATORS AGREE
: TO WEL CLAUSES
IN BONE DRY BILL
(Continued from Face One). '
servant. Some of the senators would
find out, he said, when they taced
their constituency at the next election,
after thwarting the will of the people
in this legislature.
Senator, Sawver and Haeer. both
drys, urged (hat as long as it had to
be done, the senate should proceed
with its work. : : '
Chairman Tanner of the committee
of the whole joined with Senator Saw
yer in the rebuke. He referred to "ten
gallon boys" and "on with vaudeville
shows," but the "show" went right on
for an hour' afterward. ,,-
Sandall Looks Ahead.
Senator Sandall accused the wets of
arsuinir aeainst nrohibition by saying
.that it would not prohibit. Then when
tne urys were aDout 10 maife n urasut
enough to prohibit ' effectively, they
step in and refuse to sanction it. In
the end thev will, after preventing the
enactment of such a law, say "I told
you so" about the ineffectiveness of
prohibition. -
To follow 'McMullen's limited
amendment Howell proposed what he
thought would appease both factions
an amendment allowing unlimited
liquor in inc. nome. t .
1 The wets looked at him and the dryt
looked at him, and the amendment
lost. 32 to I. Th one vole was How
ell's own vote. .
"Don't be extremists, said Senator
Howell, -addressing the drys. "Your
lack of broadness is-what has caused
all the fighting."
The final vote.
Consideration of the entire remain
ing committee amendments was
taken ana the entire lot read Detore
action was taken. ' ;
Then a vote was taken on the adop
tion of the amendments and the bill
was sent to third reading by a vote of
18 to 15, Howell and -Albert voting
with the drys. The vote stood as fol
lows on the adoption of the' amend-
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Adams Tjthntra . HtrshloW
Bennett Mattes - Tanner
Rurhman Mnrlartr Wilson
i)ty Robertson (Dodffe) ,
Oates Kamuelson Wilson
Henry " Roost - (Frontier) 11
Kohl Xplrk
Against
Albert Hasao McMullen
Ileal 4 Haser Oberltea
Bushee Hammonds Handall
Chappell - Howell t Sawyer,
lloutnett - McAllister -
Lahners and. Spirk, republicans,
voted with the democrat, for the wet
amendments, while Albert, Beal,
Chappell, Hager, Howell, Oberlies
and Sawyer democrats, voted with
the republicans against the amend
ment. . .-
One Hundred Tread the-
Masonic Desert at Lincoln
, - (From: a Btaff Correapondsnt.)
Lincoln. March 28. (Special Tele
gram.) More than 100 novices were
given all the stunts necessary to make
them good travelers over the desert
tonight at the Masonic Cathedral. A
parade featured the meeting before
the banquet at 6 o'clock. One of the
features was a real livel camel from
Beatrice At midnight there was
luncheon and a cabaret at the Lincoln
hotel.
Legislative Notes ,
(From a Staff Corresjiondent.)
Lincoln, March a8. (Spuclal.) Governor
Neville In a special messiige to the senate
this morning Intdoduced a bill making It un
lawful for state and county officers to ac
cept favors of service from telephone com
panies. . I
Two new state bank charters have been
Issued by the State Banking board. They
are. Nebraska state bank of scrioner, capi
tal tiiMOO. President, R. A. Da hi; vice
president, J. W, Dahlj cashier, P. H. DahL
American State bank or Mem man, capuai
$16,000. President, Arthur Bowrlng; vice
president. E, C. flwlgert: cashier, E. S.
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Three Sons of Ex
Governor Hay of
Washington Enlist
Spokane, Wash., March 28. "Their
mother said they would not be sons
of hers if they did not answer tne
call of their country," said former
Governor M. E. Hay of Washington
last night in explaining the enlist
ment of his three sons in the coun
try's National Guard.
With the enlistment here today of
Bruce M. Hay in Company I, Wash
ington .National Guard, the former
governor now has three sons who
have answered the call of their coun
try. Edward M. Hay, another son,
a studeht in the Harvard law school,
has written his father, saying he
would enlist there, while Ramond M.
Hay, third son, is an applicant for
enlistment in Lewiston, Idaho.
All of the Hay boys have had mili
tary experience,, having graduated,
front a military academy.
Griffin Wins Second Fray
; - From Reynolds in Pool Play
. Griffin won the second game of the
pool lournament from Reynolds at
the Reno billiard parlor,. Seventeenth
"and Douglas streets. Griffin's total
was 102, with five safeties and two
scratches, and Reynolds' was fifty
two, with six safeties and one scratch.
Owen, and Rodeston will play to-;
night.
THOUSANDS
NEED S. S. S.
; RIGHT NOW
To Prepare the System
for Spring
' The (fiance of seasons is al-
wiva severe nn the human BV8-
tem: Particularly is this true
nf the rhanire from winter to
spring. With the ' change , of
seasons there is also a enange
going on within the human
system that is very trying on
the average person, unless na
ture is, given some assistance.
The severity of winter has a
wearing effect and leaves the
body in a run-down condition.
That is what is meant by the
'cenerjil rlebilitv which eems t)
affect so many people, com
monly called "spring lever.
Anvone is liable to feel its de
pressing influence.
At this season men who are
vigorous and active and need
nil their atrenirth In their rlailv
pursuits, find creeping over
them a ieeung oi weaxness
which increases until their en
tire Rvntem her.nmen worn-out
and a breakdown seems immi
nent. .. . --: , .
Women become nervous and
tired, their household duties
seem more than they can stand,
they can hardly drag them
selves around, so weakening is
the "all-run-down"- feeling
which takes possession of them.
Spring ailments are common
to children, for this is the sea
son that is most severe on their
little bodies. They become
puny, lose appetite, are cross
and irritable, all' because they
are not in the proper physical
condition to stand the change.
Why is this general run-.
down, ''Kood-for-nothing" feej.
ing so prevalent' just at this
season. The reason is easily
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i your own cellar
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half barrel JarvU'
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Iowa Governor Asks
People to Co-operate
In Feeding of World
Des Moines, la., March 28. In
special address today to a joint ses
sion of the Iowa house and senate,
W. L. Harding, governor of Iowa,
called on the legislature and through
them the people of Iowa to co-operate
during the coming season in the
"Christ-like work of feeding the hun
gry of the world." I
He asked that every effort be made
to produce a record crop next fall for
the reason that "never before in the
memory of any living man has there
been such a universal demand for food
and such a universal tack of it."
Kohlberg Jury Split and
Case is to Be Tried Again
Failing to come to an agreement
at the end of twenty-four hours, the
jury in the Kohlberg arson case,
which went out at S o'clock Monday
afternoon, was discharged by Judge
Sears. It is known that the jury
stood seven to five the state says
for conviction, while the defense con
tends it was acquittal.
Joseph Kohlberg, proprietor of the
Farnam, a moving picture theater at
1415 Farnam street, who was charged
with the crime of arson, will be tried
again at r later term of court.
explained," and the condition
can be readily corrected. There
are certain, demands made up
on the human system every day
and weather conditions play
an important part with the
functions of the body. Impur
ities have accumulated during
the- long winter period, your
blood has become sluggish, and
as the health of your body de
pends upon" the condition of
your blood, it is Impossible to
be vigorous and feel buoyant
when it contains the slightest
impurity. .
Nature needs assistance, and
the feeling of lassitude is her
distress signal calling for aid.
She needs a cleansing tonic that
will sweep away the accumu
lated impurities and prepare
the system for the bright and
sunny springtime. , ,
It is right now that eveir
body needs a few bottles of
S. S. S., the greatest blood puri
fier and tonic. This is truly
nature's own remedy,'for it is
composed only of the roots and.
herbs of the forest, being guar
anteed purely vegetable, and
absolutely free from any parti
cle of mineral substance. It
promptly cleanses and revital
izes the blood, renews the ap
petite and imparts strength to
the entire body. 'It should be
taken right now by every mem
ber of the family. Resolve that
this spring will find you and
yours prepared for the change,
and you will have a new en
joyment in the change of sea
sons. i
' You can obtain S. S. S.xat
any drug store. Our medical
department will send you,
without charge, full informa
tion and advice in regard to
any kind of blood disorder. Ad
dress Swift Specific Co., 95
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Nebraska, May' First
ItV AwfuT But-
BONE DRY
Delegates to the Woodmen '
Circle Gather for Convention
(From a Start Correspondent.)
Lincoln, March 28. (Special Tele
gram.) The advance guard for the
eleventh biennial state convention of
the Woodmen Circle is arriving and
politics is growing warm. Mrs, Cath
erine Remington, Omaha, grand
guardian, was early on the scene, be
ing a candidate of the anti-Manchester
faction for delegate to the supreme
Instead of $20.50 he
isks but $12.50.
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pockets ? , . , .
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Nashville. Mrs. Tola McGowan.
Grand Island, candidate of the Man
chester faction, is present.
It is said that there will be no effort
to adopt any resolutions to the grand
circle, either favorable or unfavor
able to Mrs. Manchester, supreme
guardian. . .
Mrs. Larocca, supreme advisor, St.
Paul, and Dr. Charles Brown, Omaha,
supreme physician, are the supreme
officer, present, besides Mrs. Man
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