Nebraska Newspapers

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PATTY SENSATION
IN VICTORY OF
HUSKER QUINTET;'
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Former Omaha Boy Makes
20 Tallies for Huskers.
Just Enough to De
feat Hoosiers.
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bind a n ") ' ' t I've! (or Jio'-ati?. tW
("oi nhtitkef hast m t-si .inv
hack and allo'"-d " bimbo" '-iIhii .
!IKlft1 to l'' t'l"r '" 1
s sonn as ib'a-Vi sin ted mi"
;pg hf I 1 H ' 1 ri".'- .-it. ""id P'-
Indiana new fo' th rst of tm
game. fi-SM- Patty, fni hit T 1 -g H
map, was the .e n Mrit i' "i "I the fv
nitiir, tnakmti a total of vomi
II 1 MV of w Inr ll ' r ' r ' 1 ' 1 "' d I" V I !' 1 '
g,.ats shot f'"in '!Mi i!t autihs. II-- i
defer. -iv f -T"l "'tin-".' c v j
iineipia led bv jrx p, i : ot m , ,- ,
liv liana i"'P' d P" m pd
I.HI IIP a to' .1 ' points In !!! '
Patty - ti d a in'il goaf. 'I 1" nan"'
'- .in all .Ni l.'.i -k.r- ait. T that. lb.-
I oo-iors (aili .l t" -!."!- ai;, '.in din - ;
mg thf first b.ili anl rS. pui,"! '',d
rd, I'i to t. 'I wirr Pattv ran !!"" j
Kials in i row during the Prst pc j
nod.
'I'hr Hushes came hack hi the
sc. otid and add. d t'uur Pioit point-:
before Kvle located the tnsc t"r 1
Hoewiers. Kyle made a tt Poop ,
and Patty ami Pus-, II came b.n I-
ith a goal ripp'i r. S,-Iiii I' i ' I'i
diaua landed one and trussed cup, i
back with another. Ill store wa'
then 2'i to l."b Stibstitutt 's wiif put I
in both lineup, and the name en- :
tinned without any "t;at!nal de- '
vrlopmrnt.s.
"lunilio'1 Stir Inn va pot woirie
shout thr rr-ult of th.- game, lie j j ,). ,,,t tw mji,t,-$ of plav Hah
seemed to he .itilii'l with liavitK i,-ock- ot S.-limlrr uudr a fpoctacular
taken hi? frt game twin Nebraska, i 0,,e. j,an,i R(lil fri1I11 ,-rI,t(-r ot
The Hoo.siers lett tor l"wa li!v!,1(, m,nr p,,.,,, 0f (l,fn caused
where tliry meet the I imer-tty of j t,,. ,-,,ls ,-eat amount of worrv
Iowa Saturday evening. ;h v l,,s ,,,f i t.n iil.n dribbling through -
The score- lout the rr.ttrc game, i ',-cli ot
rnnSK. I S.di.tvler did rxrrl'l.Mit work in the
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PatlT. f
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H'lOni i'
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rteUelt. f . .
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JlinKtliey.-r,
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Totnl
16
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1 1
rr a k i'i-
teffrlej. t. .
ShUler. f
I Htnn an, c . .
Kyi". K
TinM.lns. R. .
Walcfl.'Iil. f
Villlnnu, f.
Total
i
SuiisiitiiP's for N- hrn-k:i - i'i-k.--!t f,,r
Russell. Siinlh fur P.iltv. .1 niiKinevrr fur,
Heklns, llall-v f"r X.oviniin; f,,r l!i'il,o;;i.
VVakeftrl.i f,,r .P'ffrl.-s. W'.PInm:- fir !
binji.r. n.f-r,--hp, h ivn.ir K.uniir ia. !
Pattern's Basketeers
Hand Geneva Five
rr-,1 . T-i. r-v f
1 heir rirst IJereat
South Omaha high school basket
ball five triumphed over Geneva high
school last night, IS to 14, in the
Packers' gym. It was the visiting
aggregation's rirst defeat this seasop.
Five minutes ot plavipg brought
the first score for the visiting squad
when Higginbothotn tossed the hall
through the loop on a free throw.
Many fouls were registered
against each team, ictnan of the
South Side aggregation was taken
out of the game because he com
mitted four personal .mis.
After playing for IS minutes the
South S'.de team picked up its speed
and began to shoot baskets from
difficult angles. The score stood S
to 7 in favor of the local squad at
the first half.
In the second half the Vaikers
played a better brand of ball than
in thr first.
Ackerman, a substitute, proved to
be the mainstay of the Lackers, lie
was sent in to take the place of N'e
inan and made six tallies in the sec
ond half.
Coach Pattern's men displayed
some excellent floor and team work
vesterdav.
South Omaha (1 S . ei. F ' t. F
Orh,mi. r. (
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2 4
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0 4
11 - i
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F W. 1-'
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H1II. 1. f
Nteman. c.
Carol, 1. p
BiT'iard. r. s
Ackerman, 1. f
Totals
Geneva Hcch llP.
H isslnbothom. r. f. ,
MoKlmmet I. f.
Simmons, c
Hill. r. g.
Bedford, 1. g
Bruhrr, e
Totals 4
Denison Girls Win.
Denison. la., Feb. f i Special. V--Denison
girls' basket ball team
swamped Woodbine here Friday
night, 45 to 5, in a one-sided cop
test. Bollersoti and Anderson
starred for tlie locals. Denison boys
will meet Coupe;' Hipffs high school
fiie here Saturday night.
GREAT OLD REMEDY
FOR SKIN DISEASES
S. S. S. Clears Skin of Erup
tion Drives Poison From
the System.
Get it fixed in your mind that
dkin eruptions, Eczema, burning,
itching ?kin," and all skin diseases
are due entirely to impure and in
fected blood. If the trouble wa on
the outside of the skin, by simply
TV-ashing and keeping it clean you
could obtain relief not even oint
ments, lotions and sahes would be
necessary. Agree with us in this
belief and your trouble can be re
I I II I Vk A -niild
II II ll V4F INJF Fi'Mila
forT. Kther t other Kent-si anar- t hrt ir u-eii.
A cure guaranteed in eery rae accepted for treatment, and no money tn bo paid until
i'urp4. Write for hook on Rectal Pi--ease, with ram . and testimonial.? cf more than
1.000 prominent people p.ho have been perrra'iently cured.
DR. E. R. TARRY
240 Bw Building
fr..J
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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I lopfful; Expects to Make ;
Good Showing. i
I ! ' ii.pi. Iphia, Feb. 6. --ronn"
! laik. inanaijfr of thf Athletic.
! "i spefi it at thr. annual dinner
i of hf local rin'adrlplpa Sportirc
j Yi itri v' a-ot i.tt'.on I'lui'djv night
i -a"' the fig", a.;i'Pt !' e-i'e 1 1 Ban
1, ' "'-'". . t th. tn i r it an league
i "hv a i I'll."" c ro d" ratmot (orcr
' t ,i i i r i- 'v
Mo vi, tv there a long a. he
jt'-lir? the p,iiii,n" M.jik ,1ll.
' I I'i '. ill hurt none hilt the inno
' , 'i t i lid. not t-il.ing part hi the
; l-c'tf. f'tfsi.lefit ,,hn-,op n tlie
n'an who m,,'!- t'1 Afieiiran leagu'
, ml to ,,"-
i "I asp not crlaip 'f tliere ivitl he
, a" Vu'ern an leagttr. tin's vrar.'' he
! n! led, "hut if there k I expert to
V
mi.
a good 'n " ing w ith p'v
I .nnp'n! I ii. g 1,1" '"
-! !,,- hmi in an ,p
v pmiit "t!i it th- p
i not Matt l!''-
(i I'.-iiif i't
ir Til u l ,
ru in league
.1 t ( t opnir
M ink
t thf
-I n:
nvlv it't'M'ii tneniber
h'.m'p" w ere to. mg t'".it ur-
,"i-- m lie h ; l ll -1' 1 1 ; ii'ipriu! of
tin- 1 : 1 1 1 1 k a"il cspirt-'. a siirrrs--'-,ion
i ni'iif M.nls '!. !.it t -1 what he
'lie,! to roiHev in his addrr wat
"f wo are to heh'-vc what we hear
"mil in rtani member- of ruir league,
n r iii.n not h ". e an Anienraii
' a gu- ll k v , ar."
Coach Axthelm's Defense
Spells Defeat for Norfolk
Si I n, lei. 'rh . I ' '' n Opea.-il I
' I u t'n cl.-aiie-t and fate-t game
I ot thn mmsi"! nn thr lot al floor nr
j folk was di'ti-atrd. JJ to I'I. 'I w i
. I'Ntia penoiU were minimi to win.
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Commercial High Victors
Over Stanton High Quint
J; Mant. m, .Neb.. I'll). ().--( Special
I'eleg' .mi ) Omaha ommereial
lillmh sell. ,,il ilrt'catcl Stanton llinh
j i;i a ta-t game hrplay evening by a
: score .! 45 to . The game started
7 ' w ith the Usual snap and vim for
-j which both teams ate noted.
3 i I 'nnha took the offensive, play
f;in i. 'ever and fast ball. Stanton
2 was bandieapped by the b'iss of their
1 stir, l)ew;t. I.einson and M'.vgc;
starrer tor ( Imalia. Ma-it: tu ami
,l(-rman s;,r;t'. fur Stmtoil
' 1 '
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Fnn and Fanes Dai v
A Deficit of $892,000
Loudon, Feb. ft. Great Hritain,
' which within a ear or so hopes to
get rot the red ink side "t the na-
..: i i,.i ; . i
iiinpai lender, lairs an opuooK until
A'1"1 1 nf d 'y 'rt! - of
i ii p
Want Contracts by March 1.
Auburn, . V., Feb. d. Minor
league ball players under rescrva
t'op must be tendered contracts on
or beiore .March I. according to in
structions -out to club owners of the
National ssootatinn of Pro fess;ona!
I'.ae L.a" I -agues hv Secretary John
F. Farrell.
Alexandria Beats Davenport.
Alexandria, Neb , hob. 6 (Spe
iia! i - Alexandria tow n basket bail
tt.im trimmed Davenport town team
here Tuesday night, ,52 to IS. It was
the ninth victory for Alexandria this
yea r.
Offer Prince Presidency.
I fans, hob. o.--!he pinne of
j Wales has been ofrcied the presi
;dencv of thr International Roxing
union. He has reserved his decision.
Grace Lutherans Win.
Grace Lutheran basket ball five
defeated tiie South Side Sok'ds tn
o on the rmy-Xavy tloor Wednes
day right.
. Basket Ball Results.
iViii-nl.!. M" . l"b 1 - - M :s ...vi-i miner
tity ,t.-f,-atil Prako university, II (r, :'i. in
a Missouri VaM.v confr-rrnre h,i:;t liall
K-'in,,: Fi:,J:i nllP
ft T,oti, y. b ': Wa-liir.ctoii univ.-rsl'v
w,.n iivr icninf il ro'l.g,-. :; to i't. in ;,
''' a'"' lMt.1 'oiis-ht ,Mi--'iiil Vnll'v ton
f-'-.-n, ,' K.nn,' I'm, lav iiiclil.
Today's Calendar of Sports.
SMI KIM. H.Il. 7.
Kih-mik: Winter meeting of fiitm
merleiiu .loekey ( luh. rI II ;n mm.
j inlet- ntrrtinc of Business Men u Assn.,
t Veu- Orleans.
Traek : nniiiil IndiMr khpit of the
llnsfnn Athictio Assorlatinn, nt Boston.
I.olf: Wonmn'li I'tittlnfc Tournament,
at Uellenlr, I'la.
skating: llohhv Melt-an . Osour
M itlliesim. nt lirlstinnlii. for "orlil -t'tlv.
Westtrn nutiloor t-hanipionships, af
!ihaiikee. lMin.la.M-
ItowlinK: Annual (ourniinient of Klks'
Howline Assooi-.tlon of America diens ut
1 lelroit. t Vlliipty t .
Hoxins: lit-niiy Valuer is .Toe Tlp
Iil7. roun.ls. at riiiladelihia.
lieved you can he entirely restored
to health. S. S. S. is a purely vege
table treatment that you can secure
1 from your own druggist. Fifty years
ago S. S. S. was discovered and
given to suffering; mankind. Dunne
thii period it has proven its remark
fihlo remedial properties and has re
Le ol thousands of cases of disease
caused by poor blood. You can be
relieved, but. you must take S. S. S.
Take it. if only pimples appear, for
they denote bad blood, and niny be
followed by the sufferings from tor
turing skin eruptions. Therefore be
' sure. Don't take chances, doiv' use
lotions. If yours is a special ease,
write for expert medical advice. Ad
dress .Medical Director, 'J5S Swift
; Laboratory, -tlanta. Ga.
Fistula-Pay When Cured
sstpm of trvat Trent that cure Tite:
and other Rectal Di-ea-e in a hrt time,
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
SILK HAT HARRY :
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OMAHA BOWLERS
OFF FOR ST. PAUL
FOR PIN TOURNEY
i
Thirty-Four Tumblers to Rep-j
resent Omaha in Inter-
national Bowling ;
Tournament.
rhirt-(oui Omaha bowlers
se
looted to represent Omaha in the In
ternational Howling association
turuament in St. Lull, tonight and
Sunday, left last nitrht for the scene
of action.
Nineteen members of the party
were bow lers from the I Hion Pacific
league,. I'hev are: MilLon, Ashton,
Kanka, MeAulitte. Katchfotd. Pfef
ter, Skow, 1 1 alia, Haurr. Wenke,
Novak, Leabody. Uilsnp, Siorrs,
Hrvant, K ion v. Rogers and OIon.
Tlie oilier 15 who made up the
pin-tumblers' exodus are members
of th Fairmont Creamery team, the
1 n.tlepeudent team and the Heau
Hrumme! team. Lay Young', Frank
Swohoda. I-rank Spellman, Ralph
Soip'e and F.d J iaoy constituted the
Independent team. F.d Maurer.
Anton Jeiilicka. Inn Wills. 1 rifzie
I" logenso huh and 11. L. Mot ov made
up the l''a:imopt Creamery team.
Harney Shaw, (ins Toman, Mose
N ousem. I'rapk Mnldough and
Lucius Ilammond maile up the F.eau
Hrummel team.
Two other teams will leave Omaha
loni'.'bt northbound. 'I hey are the
K'r.rls' Specials and the .M-ott Tents.
()n the former team are Frank and
Lmmie Jarosh, Al Maver, L.ob Kor
a.i and Roy Karls. On the S' utt
team are Hill Learn, Johnny Dcvir.r,
I. M. Martin, Ken Seip'e and Myron
Stunz.
Thr Karls and the Scott Tents
will howl Sunday night while the
bowlers who left last mgb.t' will per
form tonight and Sunday afternoon.
7 hey will compete against teams
froin the Twin cities, Chicago. Mil
waukee, St. Louts, several Iowa
cities and various towns in the'
northwest.
Pretty Girl Helped
Steal Submarine and
Gold for D'Annunzio
Rari, Italy, Feb. 6. -Naval Lieu
tenant Augusto Tesi and Giovanni
I'rentep. a naval engineer, have
been arrested at Brim'-i-i for having
tried to induce the commander of
an Italian submarine to take
his craft to Fitim".
They are al.-o accused of having
captured and taken to Fiumr the
teame1' Taran'.a, carrying about 2.
uiiO.non lire in gold destined for
Italian troop- in Albania. A pretty
Jl) ve.ir-r bl girl a'so was arrested,
and is believed to have been their
accomplice.
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The Noodle.
When Greek meets Greek Jack Ctirley grabs the promoter's end. Jack
lets the. lads, who Lord Hvron sung about, wrassle 'einselves how legged
and then hooks the scicntitic end of the purse for himself. He parks the
bran. that-steers the tournament. The wrasslcrs are merely the muscles.
Which cranks up the old argument about the ratio of brains to sport,
flow much brains are there in athletics, if any? re they required, anil if
not, why so? Do you need a noodle to play with loaded checkers? Stack
two guys in the ring of equal weight, physique, slapping power and guts.
One has a double A noodle, which is the narrowest si.e in shoes or hats.
The other bird packs an average skull with the ability to think without
the aid of a Weejee board, which is some accomplishment these .lays. 'I hey
flatten each other three times.
The. guy with the noodle stays down until the cuckoo chirps nine,
while thr. other guy pops up after each tumble without giving the fog a
chance to lift. Me is ironed out the fourth time and stays there because
he didn't take his nine seconds nourishment the first three times. The
wise guy tmgl:
the wny home.
fn't always bring home
Allowing that a dumb turtle with a reinforced shell is better off than
a smart porcupine with rubber quills, still, the old noodle is the stuff that
keeps the adding mach'tie adding up instead oi subtracting. Tommy
Ryan and Kid McCoy used to think many a guy out ot a tight. Remember
when the Kid buzzed Gus Plaacke that a dizzy blonde wanted him to look
around? Gus doesn't.
It's a question just how many brains you can u-e without over-stepping
the deadline. But it's generally conceded that you must protect yourself
at all times in any branch of sport, athletics or gambling. Grabbing a
sleeper is one of the little niceties of that nimble game of dotted parcheesi
that has both supporters ant! antagonists. Still, a sleeper is a sleeper, ami
if a guy doesn't know he has won, why ring four fire alarms'' Gambling
should be accomplished without having to set the Kig Hen for 8 o'clock
in the morning.
Is a Yank skipper cheating when he blankets the shamrock fourth,
eighth or 15th and cuts oft" his wind? I ommy Lipton has piped his boats
being surrounded plenty, but he never squawked. Part of the game.
When a three-cushion billard shark shoot George Moore h" always
angles to leave George's cue ball in the middle of the table. George is short
and plump. Any time his pill is in the center of the table he has to shoot
with a bridge. His game shrinks up 2l per cent. Is the other guy em
bezzling him? or is it the old problem of science over brute strength?
The splinters burn 'rmselves up at the barrier, while the wise cuckoos
don't oil up the hinges until the homestretch. It's the old noodleppxe that
kept thr ohltimers like Wagner and Laioie in the game. After Cy Young's
arm had folded up he used to think the ball over the plate.
Judge a pump by the water, pot by the color it's painted Don't alwavs
I 'ok for the ip-c crackers in the big works. Most of 'em come up from
the sticks. This great and glorious one-time oasis has had nearly 30 pres
idents. Maybe more, if you count President -for-a-day Hughes. And not
one of 'em was born in a big city. All popped out of the alfalfa.
The nearest who came to being
And he came from Cincinnati.
BEING A SERIES OF
STOP1ES ABOUT PLAYS AND PLAYERS
Kild:e Collins was put out of a
ball panic List year, for the !irt time
in his Ing league career of 14 years.
l"rom that you micht g.itlut Collins
".'rt.s not an aggres-ivc ball player,
but such is not the case. If you
'nte. a pia)er's aggressiveness on the
way he protests rulings of the um
pire, and the number of times he is
"tectcd durinc the summer, Collins
is not aggressive from vour point of
' iew. I have rated aggressiveness
,'1 the w,-'.v a player battles the op
'. si;: on the way lie keeps ..n
it yiip. : CfZ.irdlt-ss of the score, on the
.' iv he p'ottsts to the umpire when
o beii.wos he had a kirk coming and
jp get away with such a protest
o, 'tip, ut incurring the wrath of that
,'i'hual. That is the Eddie Collins
.;o of aggressiveness, and it is the
,.'. i'i th-wp'.e type. He protests only
hen be le'ioves he has a kick copi
ng. He m ikes his protest in a gen
: vmaniy tipoincr that wins th; rc-
-pecf ot ilic umpire, lather than in
. pi s his w tatll.
( olbn.s got the gate for the first
t'liie last year, ami it came within
three or four days of the close of
flic season. That, tended to make
"he pill all thr. more hitter. It wis
in the tin.)! game of the St. Loins
series at Chicago, if my memory
sp'-vrs no- ii.rrerth. Ih.it name and
fl-rce mote irmained on the sched
ule. To cinch the pennant it was
ueoes-aiy f"r the White sos p-, uju
"im tnoie gdinr. In this partn iil;i,'
jai'ie tolhr.s s t a r tool a hit too l.itr
to try I'1 sroio on a hit to the infield
and was teturd at the pinto on ,i
lt !"-e pl.iv. ( Oipps iienove'; pe ', ,is
-."ilo. while Lmpue liooige Hihle-b-and,
who made the decision, siv
lie plav the other way ami called
I mi out. iliincbraiid was stpiatted
ri i i -(-1 1 - over the plav as he gave 111"
il-" ts'on. Cclltns peeved at being
called out, and perhaps erpmily sore
,,t hi tn st If because of his late start,
pp'ked up a b.'itpiful of dirt w hile lay
:.:g on tnc ground ami tossed it
a.vay. I I -1 i ' ' behove (oliins had
the sligl:!jit idea where that dust
was going when he threw it. L'n-
: Drawn for
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the bacon. Sometimes he eats it on
born in a large town was Bill Taft.
1 - A 1
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io-tunatelv. t landed squarely in the
face ot Hildebrand. After that offi
cial had gotten the dirt out of his
mouth. e,iis, eyes and nose and was
n Lie o speak, he informed Collins ;n
no mild tone that he w,is through.
Collins apologized, so did Manager
C'eason. so did practically all tiie
other Cl",ica(.;o players, but to no
avail. I ! ildcbtaml was in no mood
in acc. pt an apology.
Ordinarily visiting pla.ers rather
e.ioire when an opposing home star
po'.s the g.iti, but nop.- of them ft-It
that way about the Collins case. AH
','ie St. Louis players sympathized
villi Ldihc in his plight They te-'-iretted
I Lldebrain! toimd it neces
sary to' sei:,' bun to be shower.
'It was the fiimiiest experience 1
ever had." said Hildebrand that eve
ning. "All I could hear those play
ers saving was, 'forget it, George.
Let him hack.' 'He didn't mean to
io it.' and a hundred other like ev
pressinns. I ir.illy f-lt like revers
ipcr mysri. pa: ticulji riy when I
learned it ..l': the first time Collins
was ever put out of a game."
That rather preyed on Tlilde
hr. Old's mud, for, while v. e were at
dinnet tiiat eevemng he sT-b.
.( t
1 e
i com rone
'xpri.-sserl
umpire v.
a nail dozen times,
i egt of s that he v as
:o had to spud t "1
and
the
'lis'
record.
About 14 ve.its a
pel irn, sot. tew hat
of Mil libra, ,,-i's. I
I
an ex-
itpplar to that
'- as lit caking
into the log 'ow, I .av (. nn, v.a
plavipg thiid base tot a'bipgtop.
1 made a decision that Lave didn't
i.irr for. ami be told u:e s,,; '1 -phi
hi n to tip- luh Ip'ps,'. th-u le. :i li
ed it was the first tone m bis career
exif tiding uvi.r 1') year', that ho had
been so treated. A recit.il of that in
cident marie I I ihiebi and feel better.
Lawler Bests Avera.
Savannah. Ga . l-'o ? j.u k
ler stotipo'l l.arv Avera lure
day night in five rounds
McGovein won a dcvisim!
Fredie Boodie. '
I .a'.v
hut -
oun.'
over
The Bee by Tad
:OtM WARP j
Omaha Central High
Scores Easy Victory
In Sioux City Game
Sioux Cilv,
leg ran i.l - -
Ta., Feb. 0.- (Special
-i. . I I... . i. e ,1 1
ur v'niaim t cniidi
High school basket hall team won
an easy victory from the Sioux I itv
High .school five here, J'J to l.l. The
visiting ba-keters completely out
classed the Sioux in every depatt
mept of the game.
Clements and Hurnham, Omalu
forwards, wore the most consistent
players in the game. Giehm, guard,
and Smith, center, were the stars
for Sioux itv.
The perfection of team wo: k on
the part of the Omaha five and the
disorganized condition of the Sioux
City team were responsible for the
outcome. The Omaha men started
out strong and led hv a sate margin
at the end of the fir-t half. During
the second period they were never
in danger.
1 he summary:
6m mia
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FIOPX i'I'I V
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IT 'IT PTS
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Do you want a crutch? Be rare-
ss mid you'll get one, says the N'a
'onal Safety council.
Open any advertising literature, magazine, booklet or your
morning paper and the first thing you look at without effort on
your part will be the illustrations on the page.
You will find Bee Engravings for every requirement.
Stationery Envelope Enclosure
Blotters Circulars Booklets
Package Labels and Tags
Advertising Literature
Newspaper Advertisements
And thousands of other uses
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Our Ail Department is manned and equipped for producing
the highest grade of Commercial Designing and Illustrating. It
matters not what is wanted designs for Books, Catalogs, Station
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and quality, at a
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Commercial Engravers and Photographers
PHONE TYLER 1000 OMAHA
FINANCF PLAN
OF GOVERNMENT
GIVES BALANCE
Sale of Last Series of Cer
tificates Insures Payment
Of War Debt Without
Popular Loan.
w
. I I '
;""gt,"'. Kfh. fV- t lo-mg Ot
pi'on. to the last si-iics i't
i;r- inil.'litf ilpr's top.'ght
1e! I'll- t'eisur's prpgi.-im ot
"g "iinn.I'ate post-w.n 'b
if the n.lliii'. I los opeia
.i in't'.ited lat Septenibri
tn.ii'lv was Jrt'gne'l to avoid
h'!i'i"n ot ,opher popular
I ! fill
t.vi.!
nl, with
i!K. the gioiinipenl
i with .o counts bal
the exception, of coutsr,
drd l'nb bteduess.
H li 1.1 l H IP l.'b
a in! ,it"i poles now
wilt be 1 1' 1 1 1 f H pntiii
t-l.iP
.ling
k'lig
on
pi.
phi -
ot the
i'. it ,,-,ii act, opi i a tn up, ot w lin u
'h i ,i,U- h,i e beep started
'''- t'-eie a'e out -1 audits g eertif
' i!i '! in,!eh'ei!':ess acgrogatllig
n.'.''.;."i1-1."1, they wop' issued in
:! t .O'tit i pa fin ii of the income
,i'', cxt'es- pi, p;t taxes installments.
I ust 1 1 imeu t ot
the t.i payments
-h
oiv everv pp'p'.it'.np ot lifing low-
in the am. unit of revenue
will be t.'ofved. thus asspi -'op'i'f
tt'iiCPient ot all certif-
n '!',
ot i mlebted no - s as they ma -'
and with. .nt tntther issues of
I term papei .
Houston Makes Statement.
Ii" i ei 1 1 ficatf issue on whuli
s-Cptiops ilo-ed boais date of
rpi-y ', and will milute M.irih
coincident with the first tax in
on
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stallment payment. While reports
as to tlie sales were not fully com
plete Secretary Houston said they
exceeded Sal IIIOiK' ,000
"1 his brings to a successful con
ol'.'siop," s,i:d Secretary Houston,
"the very mt. resti'mr rt;; important
operation initiated la-t September
looking to tmaneing the balance of
the war debt in such a way as to
avoid the necessity of great funding
operations, by si, reading maturities
and meeting them so far as may be,
out of tax receipts and salvage. L.x
cluding Littman act and sj'ecia! cer
tiorates held by federal reserve
banks and the war f-papoe eorp. na
tion, ami about S105.lioil.li00 certiti
cates maturing tips month ipyamept
of which iias already boon provided
for), the unfunded debt of the gov
ernment now consists wh'dly of tax
certificates. The amount of these tax
certiiicates maturing on any one
date d, es not in anv ca-e xceed the
estimated amount of the income ami
profits tax m-tat'mcpt payable on
-urh da'o. Snob income and profits
taxes are based upon last year's busi
ness. The aggregate amount of tax
. ertt'icates now outstanding is ap
proximately $2.,.'i,7o4.5ii'i. of which
over $'S;42.O0n.OO0 matures and will be
paid on March 15, I'OO, out "f the
income and profits tax installment
payable to the government on that
date.
Reduction in Deficit.
"The current ri licit ( excess of dis-bur-eipept
over receipts exclusive of
Better Cuts
LISTEN!
price which is consistent
Better Cuts
pimcipa! of pul'hc debt) I" t
inontli ot Jaimaty. 'KV. anioiin'i',1 in
no- $'.'."55.'", 7-'. t'ir I'OM l,;or
nite laitb, I'llT ( e , bnlpig nn "t" s
i n w h n h nn opie ami pi "Pt s ta i '
-laUinept s w et e panlt. while i he , ni .
tent mii plus iftfi of inript inc
'lislnirseuients, exclusive of pinuipal
of pubbr .'cbtl f,'i the pictr'ng
uiontb of lieccmber, a mo'in t ei! f
.-illi'.JSi V'.V ('!. w hn h is the Iphe-t
iiguie in the !u-toi ot the govi-p-iiii'iit
with the csti'pdoP "t line,
I'l'.S, in width tnonih a who''' oat's
ipoottir an, piotits taxes wom- pi
ahlo, and there M every lea-oi to
expect that thr cuiient suiplus ot
larib, I imr, Septeniber ami 1i, ii '"
t'.-r. I'I Jl'i. will lai trlv et eel lie . in
icot deficit "t thr other r
mouth, it oongirss adhi'irs 1
.-hi
, a
i n
1 poh.v
,1
niv in
in-" ! a I e pr u il i tn 1 e ,"
i Reported as
Supporting Obregon
In Presidency Race
W'asbiPkiloti. bob o
ilia. 1 1 v ohit ,oiia' v b-
i a i
p
ni
Mr
u o. has agi eel to - uppoi l I . ' 1 . '
j v ,M o ( II" i gi "1 m P's i a p. ' 1 1 i.l, v I oi
the p- evident, .id . d'"s- I" ( ie
ioi t-- at W-is'iiHUl"!'
I lu si- adv u os ,t,,tr C .it : . s'op
has g i v i n to ill. i th I a i h- ! p ,::,'
lion I ecirdpu'. bis pla't," pi and the
in nioiplo tip' mi w hp h be Wll' of.
dm t bis i ampa: t: 'i .. ,.d ,idi.-i r
the afta't- of tl;o gt. t i pup i t il
elected and Cnf this in ' o mat : pi
melts with ll la s a ppi ov a'
lif p. i 0. ( bi oip'P is icpoi i.'tl mal,
ipg bisvvav towai'tl the hold' 1 "P an
eleiti' .iio.i mg tup in I pi in- t"
make important ilei l.ii.itmps m
speeob at N'enva expounding l: "I'
posit,, n to the t aiiaii'.i a dm' " ' - ' a -lion
w ith speoia I relet en. . to i it
i.ina's Imspbty lowa'd iui i', .in.
lb Pi-h and .'lb.- r f." ugu p" , -i ,i
ip .Mexico.
Tacoma Machinists Quit.
Disregarding Hines Order
Tacoma, Wash, lob. . live
hundri tl employes m the I-hT'Ipo-ove
depai tmept of tin- N i ll" in
Pacific shops at South Lit'eima umt
work at 4 .50 at the end of t i.d t
hours' vvoik. ilisrcvi't: dmg tb.e oo'c"
ot I'iiector (ienoral limes t-stab
hshipg a mue-hoiir day e'tr.t've
I : : i . '1 heir rejecting .f time and
a half for an extra Ip'Ut's wmk was
the result of a vote taken by the
maohniists. hl.u k-miths and b. iler
makeis Thursday,
Chicago Business Men Will
Attend Meeting in Mexico
( 'bp ago, l i b. p, sp.teeu mem
in rs of the t Iniago A-s-.elation ot
Commerce departed tor Mexico t'itv
to attend a conference l-'vbruary 1J.
1.1 and 14, called by the Ametua-i
( hamber ot I "ip.merce to di nis
plans for c.tnVilis.bir.e Ix-tfr trad,
relations between tlie Lnito'l State
and Deny Clemenceau Will Be
Attacked While In Egypt
Lai as, Thursday, L, b. o - Tele
grams threatening f.-nis'T l'reP'.ioi
( lemenceau. in case he visits 1 s'vpt.
did not emanate from the Lpyfaii
miss',,ti to the peace cotitercn-V.
he
i'-g
.pt'.an poo
will be. n
,le, 1 : e ipte i -lost
coi.'ial in
tli.-ir w eicom
t the
al
to
giving both service
with the high grade
CO. jj
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