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Bisbee daily review., 1914-12-09
' ' . . . . . . . U. S. TROOPS LEAVE
 . FOR NACo, ARIZONA


 . FL PASO, Dec 9.--In compli- . ' ance with Washington orders . ' batteries A.. B., and C., Sixth . ' U. s. Field Artillery, leave here . ' at day break for Naco. The . . force consists Of twelve pieces . . and is the only horse artillery . . in the United States IL is com . ' manded by F. St. John Creole . N There has been To specific . . orders of what action will be ' . taken, but the suppOsition is . . that they will return fire com . 10 ing on this side The general . opinion Of Mexican officials . ' here is that they consider the . % sending of this artillery as a . ' bun General Bliss left tonight . ' for Naco and will return from . ( Naco December 10. i% ' % . . % . . . [
 WASHINGTON, Dec. s.-Presiden Wilson after a brief discussion witt the cabinet directed Secretary Garri son to order sufficient troops to Nae, to handle any emergency which nigh arise there in connection with hrinl across the American border iron Mexico territory. Garrison later an nouneed he has ordered srigadie
 General Casper L. Bliss to star for Naeo with three batteries of fiel artillery and await further orders. l WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 8, -
 Garrison declined to discuss whs
 he termed the "diplomatie side" C the case, referring inquirers to tn state department. Bryan had r
 tired when the army Orders beeam public, but it is known the aetio followed an exchange of telegram
 between the federal government an Governor Hunt of Arizona, in whic
 the latter described firing from tF , Mexican faetions across the line .
 serious menace to residents of Al zona.
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FRENCH NEAR GERMAN BORDER TOWN OF METZ, SCENE

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WEDNESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1914.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
WOLF BACK FROM The EAST
Does Not Think European War Will
Hurt Real Estate Business.
BENEFIT TO COME TO OMAHA
People of Europe Must Come Here
TO Purchase Their wheat
and the Bread
afuffa,

Harry Wolf, who spent some weeks at
Atlantic City. has returned TO Omaha
Mrs. Wolf is still at Atlantic City.
Mr.. Wolf asserts that the war in
Europe win have little effect upon the
demand for real estate. lie declared
that business would go on here as be-
fore, that real estate transactions would
be active. and that in the end Omaha,
along with all America. would greatly
profit by the war in Europe.
What will they do while the war is
going on?" WIN they starve over there
I'm Germany. in England. In France?" was
asked, to which Mr.. Wolf replied:
mo. Not by n long ways. All this
talk about not being able to ship our
wheat and all that IL nonsense. IL Il is
against tho rules Of neutrality for us to
ship II out, then England will simply
come over with It's ships guarded by a
man-of-war. VIM buy the wheat and pay
for IL In our harbors and will take it's
own chances on landing II safely In Eng
land.
Furthermore, that Is only one way of
doing IL. Neutrality. What IL to prevent
us from shipping our wheat to Canada
When Il Is once In Canada. II is no viola.
tion of neutrality for us IL England comes
70 Canada and gets that wheat. They
viii need our products while the war Il
going on. and they viii get them som.
way. And they will need them when tn,
war is over. America is bound TO profit
! by It."
Mr.. Wolf says there is one predominant
notion in the minds OF the fasteners II
regard TO the west II is that the western
people make money so fast that they Dc
not know what to do with II. lie says
Omaha Is looked upon in the east as
place of opportunities, as is all the west
They look upon the west with envy
just as the people Of Europe look upor
America in general. In Europe every
body has u vague idea that some tim,
they will come TO the United States L
live Just 80, hundreds OF thousands il
the east have feeling that some da,
they will como from the east to the ives
or central west and make fortunes"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
0dell Defends
the Blue Sky Law

That reid estate promoters OF doubtful
reputation are planning an attack ON
the Nebraska blue sky law in order to
make ansither raid on innocent investors,
II the declaration OF Frank G.. Odell,
chairman OF the Farmers congress leg
iAlative committee. Mr.. odell says:
The announcement that a fund has
been rallied by real estate promoters "a
fight the blue sky law should put the
coming legislature on guard. This law
was paiised i'm response 10 Overwhelming
public opinion, backed by platform
pledges OF all parties and the demand OF
all epnmercial clubs and farmers or.
ganiz Mons OF the state.
''Th. passage OF the act was opposed
by a powerful real estate lobby. com.
posed Of promoters OF outside propositions
Of doubtful reputation. The provisions
Of the law have already shut out many 81
these concerns aud saved millions e
Nebraska people who have been sinkins
their money In land investments which
can never pay profitable returns.
Nebraska has been a bold mine To-
these sharks We need our money fol
the development Of the best state in IN,
union TIE blue sky law Is an homes
measure for the protection OF innocen
people and no legitimate business prop
osltion win suffer because Of H. Tn
people should come 70 us defense agains
the interests thar hope 70 exploit them
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
London Meeting of
Building and Loan
Men is Called Off

The building and loan people Of the
country have been interested In hearing
the outcome OF the International Build
ing association convention. 10 have been
held In London August II and IL Word
has just been received that the American
party sailed July 81. although IL was quite
under protest that some OF the members
made the trip on account OF the threaten
ing war conditions. A cablegram from
one OF the party states that they landed
at Liverpool. Eng. August 2. and that Il
would be the effort Of the members OF
the party TO return by the same boat on
which they went. the st. Paul. an Ameri-
can ship. BY this the understanding Is
that the London meeting was called off
and that no effort would be made to get
together
The international meeting was TO have
been participated in by English, German.
French and Swedish associations, but
owing TO the war II Is not likely that
any OF the delegates outside OF the Amer
leans made any effort to reach London.
T. ]. Fitzmorris and wife OF Omaha.
who were TO attend the convention. sailed
In June. Word from them is 70 the effect
that they are In England at this time.
Locally the situation among the build
ing and loan and savings and loan asso-
Citations. is normal, the officers OF these
institutions reporting a stronger demand
for loans just now than they are able 20
accommodate. Where, a few months ago
500 per member per month was the rule.
local associations are now taking all
funds offered. There has been no furry
whatever among their members on ac-
count Of the European war situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Good Demand for
City Property and
Nebraska Farm Land

Residence property IL selling we'll in
Omaha in spite OF the war and real estate
men do not look for any decline In the
demand for homes. There is a general
feeling that there has been a little tight
ening of the market for large deals In
the way of real estate such as business
blocks and cites for business buildings or
factories. but they say this Is scarcely
noticeable. They expect that whatever
effect may have been felt along this line
II win disappear as the war progresses,
and people realize that this country will
so about its business as before.
Seldom have investors looked with moro
favor upon farm property in Nebraska
than now. The long record OF good aver
age crops, taking the state as a whole,
capped this year by the browning crop
of many years. has turned their eyes TO
farm property again. as one OF tho safest
Investments,
Real estate men for this reason are
expecting a lively business in the trans
fer of farm real estate during the fall
and winter, Increasing population and
diminishing ayaiiable raw land. is bound
TO tell It's story in time. The time Is here,
and Nebraska land. with it's wonderful
crops. makes one OF the strongest APP
peals TO the would-be farmers, say real
estate men.
Time was when the farmers sons be-
came farmers, the city mans sons be-
came clerks, and that was all there was
TO It. The farmers sons now. on &C
count OF better farm conditions. are more
anxious than ever 90 remain on the farms
and become farmers as their fathers
sere. while the city mans sons. noting
the independent life Of the farm. are seek.
ing a way 10 get on the farm and become
farmers also. This aids the demand for
farms.
Agricultural schools all over the United
States. It Is asserted. have done much tC
incite a desire for farm life. Thousands OF
young men from the cities are taking
scientific courses in the agricultural col.
leges and are going out to look for
farms. With the farmers tending to re.
main on the farms and the cities pouring
their young men out TO seek farms. tn,
demand Is sure TO increase. and with IN,
increased demand for farms Is sure I,
come an increased price for the availabl,
farms.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
business property

Prices for business property this year considering the
Immediately bright future for this class of There is
growing tendency to centraze each negborhoo and
we'll built attractive building good location is the safest and
most promising investment can make
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Suburban property

The beautiful suburbs of delightful places in which
to live You get clean country living combined with
venences The streets quiet the plenty
ROOM congenaty of country village influence and
advantages of city life
Thrifty people who seeking safe and profitable
nents for their funds should find suburban prop
ery These newly established outside
have promising future They plated beau
titled and sold to home builders within of
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Vacant lots

Here is form OF property into which you put little
money and will take of itself you do build
just hold your lot tor few months At this time lots purchased
ten months have been sold for from 5000 $500 profit
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

Funny that the very fellow vino beg
a SRI for a lock OF her hair Ia the court
ship days VIXEN he kisses Il 80 fendIy vii
swear like a trooper II he finds one OF
them a. the butter after he Is married
Florida Times Union.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Hard 90 Impress.

''Yes." said nonehalant Mr.. wombat,
Il was In Egypt"
Il suppose you stood aWestruck before
the grand and solemn sphinx"
Wei. I gave IL the once Over."-Pitts-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16

Drives sick Headache Away.
Agonizing sick headache cured BY using
Dr. Kings New Life Pills regularly keep
liver and bowels in healthy condition. sc.
All druggists. -Adyertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-16
Owning a home--

Everyone his home in these days of en-
ghtened service the part of real estate companies
They are carefully revolving plans to meet the NEEDS
OF purchasers of homes Your FINANCIAL problems
are being solved for you as we'll as those of comfort
pleasant surroundings cost of living cost of home oper
atng efficiency in domestic machinery and arrangement etc.
Plans have been devised by which purchase home
by paying each month about the of money
would ordinarily for Make study estate
columns in the Classified Section today Select
OF home would like and the
PanY about It Yeu will learn valuable information
taking real step toward homecoming and all its advantages
financial profit
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05
Goodyear Company
Gains in All Branches

Along with the growth Of it's tire busi-
ness-doubllng year after year-the Good
year Tire and Rubber company now calls
attention to the manner in which its
mechanical goods business also has grown.
The Goodyear mechanical department
was created almost two years ago to
balance the company's product. which
was then confined exclusively to tires
The following figures are already being
quoted by Goodyear men to show how the
business has grown.
The output in mechanicals increased
1893 per cent in 1918 over 1912. The in
crease for the first quarter of 1914 over
the same period in 1913 was 4sO per cent.
For tho first four fiscal months Of 1914
more Goodyear mechanical goods were
sold than ali year in 1913.
Goodyear mechanicals embrace in belt
ing n belt for every known purpose and
work; in hose, everything from brewers
hose to heaviest hose for compressed air;
in packing. everything from low pres
sure packing to the severost high pres
sure demands all manner OF valves and
wide range OF special articles. II is
expected that the Goodyear mechanical
goods department viii soon become one
Of the largest in the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05
Cartercar Climbs
Steps of Boxers Home

In the olden days when there was a
CALI to be made on a duke or an earl.
the postchalse numbered out the visit
made In state. Even now the kings and
queens Of Europe require a coach-and-
four TO go from place to place when
they wish TO be formal.
In democratic America however, the
automobile is used on all occasions. So
ciety women can go down through their
calling list in a single afternoon, while
with the old methods Of locomotion II re-
quired continual effort to keep up"
Business men, too. realize the advanta-
ges OF the automobile as an aid to hurry
up business deals. Churches Of every de-
nomination are buying automobiles for
their pastors 10 make calls with, and
companies with large corps OF salesmen
arc providing each with an automobile
and are sdvlng many thousands OF dol
lars each year by so doing
One OF the strangest calls by auto ever
recorded was that made recently by Bert
Davis, a Los Angeles business man, on
the great one-time champion. Jim JEFF
fries. Mr.. Davis met Jeffries one day
and said TO him. II am coming out to call
on you some day; may | come right up
TO the door with my Cartercar?"
Come ahead" said Big Jim, but I
don't think you will get far"
lie was thinking OF the immense flight
OF forty-one concrete steps, which leads
TO his home and naturally. knowing how
steep they are, he did not think any auto
mobile could come up to them
Soon after Mr.. Davis gathered together
party of friends and started out TO
make the call. That their host was un-
used 20 having his guests call on him In
this manner is shown by the Interest
which he took in the ascent All the tim
the Cartercar was slowly mounting the
steps. Mr.. Jeffries stood at the tor
awaiting them with a smile.
As the gearless transmission car neared
the top OF the long flight. Big Jim re-
marked. Il built those steps for the ex-
ercise II would be 20 mount them. but II
looks now as II even / would have to
begin riding up"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05
Knight Motor Makes
Adjustment Record

That every claim made for the Moline-
Knight is borne out by the performance
of these cars in actual use Ia amply DEM
onstrated by enthusiastic letters from
dealers and owners, received by the Mo-
line Automobile company.
''The Moline-Knlght which we are using
a. a demonstrator Is certainly wonder
full car" writes q. NJ. Flint. sales man
ager OF the Benrich Motor company. Los
Angeles, Cal.
I'VE have driven the Moline X night
s,s5S miles without an adjustment Of any
kind. We have never touched the spark
plugs nor the carburetor since it's ar
rival at Los Angeles Show me poppet
valve motor that can be driven to the
limit OF It's power every day for 3,65s miles
without adjustment?
THE tires do not appear to have been
driven over 200 miles and we are GER
tainly going TO break record for tire
mileage. The oil consumption averages
about 400 miles per gallon and the gaso-
line consumption Is between sixteen and
eighteen miles
In view OF the various work demon-
strator is called upon 10 do we consider
this an unusual record for fifty horse
power motor"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05
SEMAPHORE SAMMY, GUARD
Sammy, Last Name Unknown, Guards
Intersection of Driveways.
AvERTs MANY ACCIDENTS
xdttIs Fellow Most Popular Man In
Northvvestern Ohio, but None Bx-
cept Overland Paymaster
Knows HIS Last Name.

AZ the plant OF the wiIiys-oveFiand
company, makers OF Overland automo-
biles. in Toledo. o., there is certain
humble employe who has the distinction
OF being the most popular man In north
western Ohio. And though he Is daily
greeted by large majority OF the 5000
of his fellow empioyes and, officials of
the company. and has CHEEKY "Hello"
and n familiar wave of the hand for
every one Of these friends of his. II is safe
10 say that the paymaster of the firm is
the only man in the big organization who
knows his real name. For this man II
Sammy" 10 everyone OF the thousands
who pass his station several times a day.
Some call him "Semaphore Sammy" but
the majority are content with the shorter
part OF his nickname.
Though at first glance "semaphors
Sammy looks no more important than
any ordinary factory watchman, his is
q responsible position. According TO sta
tistics complied by the heads Of the firm.
Sammy daily averts many costly
wrecks. In fact that Is "Sammy's'
whole duty. 10 avert wrecks. and his ca
pablilty along this line Is shown In the
fact that in the fifteen years or more he
has been at his post there has not been
n single accident attributable 70 his neg
ligence
While "Semaphore Sammys" working
quarters In no way resemble those of the
towerman on n big railroad, his duties
are just as arduous and important Where
the towerman has a hlg, elevated build
ing. with a long line OF switch and de-
railer levers 20 manipulate, 30 that the
trains under his control are run on the
proper tracks without accident and with
out loss OF time. Sammy" has only a
little watchhouse, scarcely large enough
10 whip cat in." as he puts II himself,
Instead OF levers ne has only half a
dozen signalling devices and there are
only three roads 10 watch where the tow
srman sometimes has fifty OF sixty
switches and a score or more OF tracks
constantly under his eye. But "sammy's''
is the nerve-ranklng and wearing Job,
for there is more travel in an hour on
the three roadways he guards than over
the busiest railroad IN the world.
Sammys station where he has held
forth since the old Pope-Toledo company
occupied the present Overland plant, Is
at the intersection of three driveways,
two OF which come from inside the huge
quadrangle formed by the factory build
ings and the third from the street This
latter driveway Is closely hemmed In by
two OF the buildings and a mammoth
new building crowds closely up into the
triangular point of the big "Y" formed
by the other two roads. Including the
cars which are being sent out and
brought back from the Ioad test TO which
every Overland is subjected, factory cars
visitors cars and heavy trucks, an aver
age OF two automobiles a minute cross
the three-eoTnered area.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05
Quaker QuIps,

You never can tell Sometimes the
truthful man really catches the most fjsb
some people never break their good res
any. N0
Many fellow knows his own mind who
isn't overburdened with knowledge at
that At
We all like a man who has winning
ways until we get in a poker game with
him. ~
No Maude, dear; a man isn't a crank
JUST because he believes that one good
turn deserves another. - Philadeinhia
Record.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-05

Hellin In south Dakota.
W. HELM OF w. l.. Huffman Auto COM
pany is in South Dakota. assisting the
country dealers handle the great trade OF
that state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16

wh,ch millions OF dollars worth OF REV
MAVEN securities are ALLEGED to have been
Illegally diverted, proceedings under the
criminal statutes will be Instituted here TO.
morrow by the government 20 compel
them 20 testify. This was announced to-
night by JOSEPH W. Folk, chief counsel OK
the Interstate Commerce Commission
MFR. Folk tonight wired Homer 5. Cum
mings. OF Stamford. counsel for the re-
calcitrant witnesses, that arrangements
had been made with the District Attor-
news Office here To begin proceedings be-
fore the grand Jury tomorrow morning
az IL o'clock. Mr.. Cummings had asked
that the matter be postponed. but he
was advised that IL his clients desired
10 change their attitude and testify that
he inform the commission before 10
o'clock tomorrow.
II the proceedings are begun tomorrow
Il is said that the Billiard company. the
several recalcitrant witnesses supposed TO
be connected with the Billiard company,
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company and the latter's SUD
sidlary, the New England Navigation
Company, will be made the defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
ADMITS HE LIED
TO AID GUNMEN
Continued from first page.

denied yesterday that they knew any
thing about Dresner The District At
torney is satisfied that Dresner was to
have been used later as witness for
Becker.
II is understood the District Attorney
intends to make an example OF Dresner,
and although he has some evidence al
ready in hand refuting, In a measure,
the affidavits made by other witnesses
at the hearing before Justice Goff, he
will not try to pursue tho investigation
further. He will rest content, 1t was
said, in allowing the inference to be
drawn from the Dresner incident, as to
the calibre Of other witnesses who have
been brought forward.
Dresner testified before Justice Golf
that he was standing in 43d street.
waiting for a friend to come out OF
the Elks Club, when Rosenthal was
shot, and that he say Harry WALTON and
Bridge" Weber in the gray car and
Sam" Schepps standing on the run
ming board as it left the scene Of the
murder. He also testified that he Jaw
Jack" Rose, WALTON and Weber at
the Garden restaurant the night previ-
ously and heard Rose tell WALTON to
put it over" Rosenthal, was was at
the restaurant with his wife. In the
affidavit made to the District Attorney
he swears that ne was at neither place
and never knew any OF the men he
mentioned.
1t was some satisfaction to Justice
Goff as we'll as to District Attorney
Whitman yesterday in that Dresner's
admission Of perjury fully justified the
action of the court in denying the mo-
ton for a new trial for the four gun
men.
Dresners story on the witness stand
was under investigation when he sp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-16
SENATE COMMITTEE
HAS OWN TRUST PLANS
Purposes to Ignore House Bill
and Create Governing
Commission.
fFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. April 1.-THE determina-
ton of members OF the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee TO steer course
independent OF the House Committee on
Trust Legislation was apparent to-day
after publication OF the consolidated
measure as the fruit OF the labors OF the
House committee.
Senator Newlands and Senator Robin
son conferred with the President on the
subject to-day, but after their return 10
the Capitol there was no indication that
the Senate committee would take the
House bill as a basis for its own or that
Il would be In any great haste to carry
out the Administrations trust progromme
The Senate committee will work out its
own bill. The task will not be completed
for two or three weeks. There Is still
wide divergence OF opinion among the
members.
Little interest was manifested on the
Senate side OF the Capitol to-day in the
House antitrust bill. Some Senators look
upon the House bill as far too weak and
as little or no Improvement over existing
laws. There is still a belief, despite the
EXPRESSED wish Of the President, that a
measure providing for the creation Of a
trade commission will be passed and that
other matters of trust regulation should
be left TO a later session OF Congress.