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Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Holdup Men Take
Victims Shoes and
Hat and Get Away

Carl Lauterbach of Emerson. Ia. was
etrolllng at 4:SO a. m. near Thirteenth
street and Capitol avenue when two men
induced him to give 81 toward the col
lection they were taking.
Description of the two men In the Cope
land and Lauterbach cases agree with
those of two of the four men who held
, up Mr.. McCioud. The police are on the
trail OF the quartet.
]. II. McCloud of s16 West Fourteenth
avenue, Denver. reported to the police
that he was stopped at 1880 Friday night
at the north end of the Sixteenth street
viaduct and compelled TO contribute $l.2S
shoes and hat. The strangers stopped
to unite his shoes and were deliberate in
their proceedings The shoes were new
and bought for the Fourth OF July.
l.. A. Copeland Of Persia, Ia, was &C
costed In an alley near Eleventh and
Farnam streets by two men who grabbed
him. Copeland broke away and ran, leav-
ing his hat.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
THOMAS NAMES COMMITTEE
Real Estate Men Who viii Figure
Out Plan for Widening
Twenty-Fourt Street.
WOULD CORRECT OLD ERROR

The committee Of the Real Estate ex-
change that Is to investigate ways and
means OF going about the project Of
widening Twenty-fourth street and OPEN
ing few OF the tributary streets now
closed. has been announced by President
Thomas OF the exchange.
The personnel OF the committee Is:
George T. Morton, f. II. Meyer, w. II.
Green. Harry Christie and T.. Il. Benson.
The question OF widening the streets
came up again for a lengthy discussion
Mt the meeting Wednesday. last John
L. Mccague and c. c. George objected 70
the manner in which the movement had
been started and the wide publicity which
II received, Mr. McCague asserted.
There Is danger Of having a business
center on wheels" He declared that the
men must guard against this and no.
rush TO rapidly into a campaign to make
certain outlying street the business
center OF the city
ut IL not fair TO those who have In
vested large sums OF money to develop
the present business center. for you to
proclaim new district and go ahead to
boost for the development OF this new
CENTER he said.
President Thomas explained that all the
exchange wanted to do was to get behind
movement to straighten and widen
Twepty-fourth street which needed such
attention badly.
"All we want TO do" he added. Us
to correct an error made twenty-four or
thirty years ago. What we do. or say
will not move the business center Of
Omaha in a day week. or e year. II
Is not 50 easy TO put the business center
of city on wheels"
w. H. Green explained that It was not
the purpose of this movement ON the
part Of the exchange to move the busi-
neas center to Twenty-fourth street, but
rather to get that street ready for the
growth and development that L. newt
able IN the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Electric fans. $3.50. Burgess-Grsnden.
Rave neot Print rt--Now Beacon Press
Public Insurance. Adjuster-Georse
Schroeder. 4Os Ware block. Red 6446
Free California Excursion, July IL, to
buyers Of Live Oak Colony land. w. +.
Smith Co., City National Bank Bldg.
Ohotos Of Spring Chicken or plhnled
white fish dinner at Schlitz hotel July
and 8. served from IL a. N. to D. m.
Price 80 cents.
Dr. J. p. slater, Dentist. announces
the removal OF his office from ga to bis-
10 City National Bank Bldg Telephone
Tyler DS1.
Fred W. Anhsussr and Cornelius =;
Connolly, attorneys-at-law, have moved
to 1924 Brandeis Tneater Bldg. same
phone, Douglas 1850.
xrust Lunch Hlsewhere-No luncheons
will be served at the Commercial club
dining room July s. The dining room is
to be closed on that day.
"Today's Complete Movie Program"
classified section touHy, and appears In
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture thesters offer.
Clothing Stolen from Barn-H d.
Berger. 4Ol2 Charles street, reports the
theft OF clothing to the value OF $780,
which was taken from a barn to the rear
Of $50 Charles street.
To Close on hEonday-In observance
Of independence day, the Young Mems
Christian association will close Its
cafeteria Monday and the vacation school
for boys will also have a holiday.
Combs 10 Wind the 0locks-The
clocks in the federal building will be
wound during the coming year by T.
L. Combs n Co. There are thirty-eight
OF them besides the big tower clock.
They must be wound each week. The
contract ,rice - $3.50
Censures Raront--Judge Leslie. sit
ting In juvenile court. censured Abraham
Penchansky. who brought his 10-year-oia
son into court declaring that he was
incorrigiblo "Y0u should take better
care Of your SON." said the Judge; you
would find him a better behaved boy"
Liberty Beil BadgeH-Several thou
sand liberty bell badges are being pre-
pared by the Pennsylvania society and
the secretary Of the society win be in
the Pioneer room Of the court house
Thursday afternoon and probably Friday
morning to distribute them to members
OF the Pennsylvania society and other ma
tive Pennsylvanians OF Nebraska and
Iowa
The kurdish And sulphur Bath Rooms
at the Harvey hotel. Fourteenth and
Harvey streets. entrance or Harvey, win
not fail TO attract the public. They are
conducted by experienced attendants
from Hot Spring. Ark. To introduce
them. a uniform fee of 81 for the entire
night is charged, Separate rooms for
electrical treatment and massage Tel,
Douglas ans.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
LOAN COMPANIES PROSPER
Six Per Cent Interest Paid and
Plenty of Money on Hand to Loan
Out on Real Estate Security.
FARM MORTGAGES ATTRACTIVE

The building and loan companies OF
Omaha now have combined assets total
ling SIS 10000. The semi-annual dividends
were paid July /. ard the business Of all
the companies was reported to be in ex-
cellent shape. There IL plenty OF money
In their Golfers and the desire OF the
public to invest I'm the companies or TO
deposit. as II Is called. IL said to be grove
ing. II is reported by the companies that
this form Of investment Is becoming
popular with the men OF considerable
money 20 invest. whereas these COM
panies were organized TO handle tho
money OF the small depositor rather than
the large investor. The regularity with
which TIE per cent is paid out OF these
companies on deposits IL attractive TO
those who have a few thousand dollars
that they want to put in a safe place.
whore they do not need TO shoulder the
burden OF conducting a business OF their
own with their capital.
Loaning on farm mortgages IL a new
departure In the building and loan bust
ness that has taken root with some OF
the companies. The Conservative Saw
lngs and Loan company has loaned SOL. 900
on first mortgages on eastern Nebraska
farms In the last four months.
IL money continues 20 flow into these
companies as abundantly as It has for
some time past. officials Of some of tho
companies assert they win probably have
TO consider the matter OF paying
smaller dividend In the future. as the
deposits come faster than they can place
the money at a profitable rate Of in
terest
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Creston Annex Put
Upon the Market

creston Annex IL the name OF a new
addition plated and put on the market
by A. p, Turkey g. Son. II lies on .he
north side OF Davenport street. between
Thirty-sixth and Thirty-eighth streets.
There are twenty-five lots in the tract
and a number Of them have been sold.
The district IL restricted, and Is being
mentioned as the final available tract on
the top Of the hill IN the West Farnam
district The prices range from ss2 TO 81
per front foot. Water. sewerage. cement
stdewaiks. gas and paving are installed
80 that the ground IL ready for building.
This is the property belonging 20 the
coad estate. John +. Coad came into
possession OF the property IN 1850. He
bought II originally intending to build
his home there Later no changed his
mind and built his home on Farnam
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Business Men to Go
On a One Day Trade
Trip Into Iowa

A one-day automobile excuraon OF
wholesalers. manufacturers. bankers and
others out OF Omaha Is planned TO run
Into the southwestern section OF iowa
July s. The run viii be under the
auspices or the trade extension commit
tee OF the Commercial club OF Omaha.
The automobiles are TO leave Omaha at
: O'Clock Thursday morning, July 5. and
are 10 return before dark the same even
ing The itinerary includes Glenwood
Malvern, Hastings. Emerson, Red Oak
Essex. Shenandoah Sidney and Tabor
Some twenty-five minutes Ia to be spent
In each town. This Is expected TO allow
those In the party to visit their customers
In each place.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Wheat Fluctuates
on Erratic Market

The Omaha Grain exchange will observe
Monday as a holiday and consequently
there will not be any market until Tues
day With reports OF clearing weather
generally and wheat turning out better
than had been anticipated. wheat was
erratic, selling at cents up 70 cent
down from the Friday prices Sales were
made at ti.ss to n.4S with fourteen car
loads offered
Corn was weaker and was Oft y cent.
selling AZ nv TO 72.A cents, The receipts
were fifiy-five cars.
Oats followed the slump and sold off
a 70 a cent per bushel. prices being az
70 t7ss cents. The receipts we're twelve
carloads
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Has Plan to Abolish
the Telephone Toll

City Commissioner Butler Tuesday
mornina will offer a resolution TO pro-
vide that a committee OF the council wait
upon the officers OF the .ebraskA Telo-
phone company with request that the
omaha-south Omaha scent toll be
abolished.
''Now that consolidation has been ac-
comptished u T. not fair 70 assess this
toll 10 southside residents ana not make
the same assessment on calls 10 the
north side said Mr.. Butler
Casper =. Yost. president Of ths tele-
phone company. said he would consider
this matter when he received official
notice OF the action OF the council. He
intimated. however. that II the toll Il
cut out il would be fair 20 raise the
South Omaha monthly rates to the same
basis as now charged IN Omaha proper.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Postmaster Wharton
is Seeking Becker

A letter from d. NJ. Cox. attorney,
Roseberry. Idaho. has bean referred TO
Postmaster Wharton In an effort TO find
J. J. Becker. supposed TO be In Omaha.
The letter states that Becker IL reported
10 be or 20 have been in the liquor busl-
ness here and 70 have been a policeman
in Chicago.
beeker's brother IA seriously M IN Rose
berry. He is about s. years old and Il
said 70 have considerable money, but
viii not spend any Of It for medical care.
He suspects all those who offer aid 70 be
after HIS money.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
MAN WHO SINGS GETS
BEST OF THE ARGUMENT

when John Miller OF Portsmouth. Ia,
insisted on singing meath his bedroom
window. William, Rasmussen, Seven
teenth and Capitol avenue, emptied the
contents Of . revolver at the warbler,
ana both men were arrested and brought
20 jail.
Rasmussen got decidedly the worse Of
the affair by having his slumber shat.
tered being hauled before Judge Foster
ana fined go ana costs with Suspended
sentence. and losing the revolver. which
was confiscated by the court Miles
was discharged.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
FIVE EAR.0LD LAD IS
BITTEN ON HAND BY A DOG

The 6-year-old son of v. Kratky. 0l7
Homer street. was badly bitten on the
right forearm and left hand by a dog
belonging to John sterrert. 1O15 Homer
street. several days ago. when the child
entered the sterrert yard and tried to
take a puppy from the side of the
mother. Sterrert was given his choice
Of taking a fine of tzs and costs or
Bringing the animal to the station and
having it shot. He chose the latter
course and the head of the beast will
be sent to the Pasteur institute.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Kennedy Funeral
To Be Held Today

Funeral services for Alfred c. Kennedy
viii be held this afternoon az ) o'clock
At the residence 1904 South Thirty-second
street. Rev, Edwin II. jerks, pastor OF
The First Presbyterian church official.
ing. Burial VIII be IN the family lot IN
Forest Lawn cemetery
These friends win act as pan bearers
j. H. Adams. w. T. Rourke.
IT. A. Doud q. NJ Hitchcock
Charles w. Rainey, Adam Johnson.
w. q. Rohartson. John u Kennedy.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
SCHOOL BOARD TO CUT DOWN
ITS SUMMER EXPENSES

AT the regular meeting Of the Board OF
Education Tuesday evening the commit
tee on buildings and grounds win recon-
mend the dismissal Of twenty school en-
glneers and janitors for the summer
months. II II explained that not more
than one man Is needed az a school dur
ing the vacation period. Tue saving Is
estimated AZ saoco.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
JUDGE WALTER |. SMITH
TO HEAR IlTNEY ARGUMENTS

Federal Judge Walter l. smith Of coun-
81 Bluffs viii hear arguments on the
applloalion Of jitney operators for a re-
gtraininE order 20 keep the new iitney
ordlnanee from going into operation.
Hearing has been SET for July The or
dinance viii 90 into effect July unless
the order 10 granted Judge r. C. Munger
win lzaFe for his vacation next week
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
MAIL DELIVERIES WILL
BE CUT DOWN MONDAY

Two deliveries OF mail wiii ~ made
IN the business district Monday ana one
In the residence districts Parcel post
automobile deliveries VIII ~ made IN
the morning. General delivery. inquiry.
information. stamp and registry depart
rncnts viii close at le;sO a. m. Janitorn.
firemen. etc. IN the building will be
given full holiday and the elevators
viii not operate Al al
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04
Real Estate Folks
Go on a Picnic

me cffics force o. Hastings 4 Heyden
enjoyed . plcnie and outing At Benson
Gardens THURSDAY, TNenty-four men and
women went out IA automobiles AZ 4
O'clock. and after a picnic dinner. an out
fng among the trees and on the lawns
dance on q platform built there. They
returned a o'clock a. night.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

The first dose Of Dr. Bells Plne-Tar-
Honey Hiil help you Il kllis he cold
germ Ony &C. AL druGsists--Adver-
ti1ement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-07-04

kpartmense flels houses and cottages
can b rented quickly and eheaplg b.
~ eFps Beat
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
osidents Of me- warren District.

residents of the Warren District.
Elwood will lecture, Sunday after.
noon, at 1880, to men only, his subject
being Under Three Flags. His 9th
er lectures, on Sunday and Monday
evenings at $780, viii be for the gener.
al public. to which a cordial invita-
tion is extended Subject of the sun.
day evening lecture is Bottled sun.
shine" and of the Monday evening
lecture, MY Mothers Bible"
No resident of the Warren District
can afford to miss the opportunity to
hear Robert Arthur Elwood, an ex-
ponent Of the true spirit of present
day Christianity.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
EMPEROR LEAVES TOXIC
FOR HIS CORONATION
CONTINUED from PAGE u


of Kioto--a village to which this hon
or has fallen from time immemorial
They wore the ancient kimonos cos
tune of the sanctuary guards.
AS the royal cortege left the palace
the thunder of saluting guns from the
public parks informed the multitudes
of the metropolis. and that was the
signal for silent prayer for the Joyous
departure of the EMPEROR for his beat
lfc accession and his safe return to
the capital For an to witness the
royal departure was physically ina
possible. Thousands had arrived a.
long the line of progress last night to
await patiently throughout the long
hours. The great majority who were
unable to dnd places win be able TO
witness the royal cortege when the
Emperor is officially greeted by the
city of Toxic.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
PlMPLY? WELL, DON'T Be!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Of With DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

A plmply face viii not embarrass you
much longer III you get a package Of DIT;
Edwards olive Tablets. The skin should
begin 20 clear after you have taken the
tablets q few nights
Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the
liver with Olive Tablets.
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are the sue
cessful substitute for calomel-tGere' S
never any sickness or pain after taking
them.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just as effective
ly, but their action is gentle and safe in
stead of severe and irritating.
No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever
cursed with "a dark brown taste" "a bad
breath. "a DUH, listless mo good" feeling,
constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition
or pmplv face.
DR. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely
vegetable compound mixed with, olive OH :
sou viii know them by their olive color.
Dr. Edwards spent years among pa
TENTS afflicted with liver ana bowel COM
plants, and Olive Tablets are the immense
ly effective result
Take one or two nightly for week.
See how much better you feel and look
lOc and 25c per box All druggists.
The Olive Tablet Company Columbus, o.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
NOTED BIOLOGIST
! HAS GOOD OPINION
OF OATMAN DISTRICT
Walter Harvey Weed, Nationally
Known GeOIogiSt, Makes Inter
eSting Report on the Geology
of the 0atman Section.

Waiter Harvey Weed geologist and
mining engineer. and one of the best
authorities on mining geology has re-
Gently made an examination OF the
Tom Reed-Gold Road district
In part the noted seologist says.
1.-THE geology OF the region ifs simple
I'm its broader features, consisting of
an ancient complex or basement OF
schistose rocks overlaid and cut by a
variety of igenous rocks OF supposed
Tertiary age. The summit of the
range near the mine is formed o. rude
" bedded lavas showing considerable
variety of texture color and compost
ton, the beds dipping gently east
ward Basalt. locally called malapai,
is the youngest rock and pale-creamy
white rhyolites are conspicuous near
the summit. Beneath these rocks is a
series of andestic rocks with LATHE
and other lavas. Below the cliffs form
ing the west face OF the summit the
structure is more complicated, plugs
of rhyolite and many dikes beins seen.
"The predominant rock I'm this part
of the district Us a purplish gray or
greenish porphyritic type of andesite,
showing white feldspar phenocrysts
sprinkled through a stony matriN with
a peppering Of darker minerals, most
~ biotite mica. Though cut by light
colored dikes of rhyolite as well as
darked intrusions Of audesite and 9TH
or rock types, this andesite is the com.
mon rock of the mineralized section
OF the Oatman and Gold Road camps
"A prominent feature OF the district
is the occurrence Of many bikes
whose wall-like out-crops are traceable
uphill and down, often for many miles
across country. These dikes are the
veins along which most Of the mines
are located Some of them are doubt
less true dikes assured and mineral
lied by vein forming agencies Others
are true assure veins along which the
mineral solutions have soaked into
the wall rocks. altering and silicily
ing them. so that their harder quart
zose texture has resisted erosion anC
the vein and it's siliceous wall rocE
have weathered out in relief Almos
an the better known mining proper
ties of the district have been located
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06

along such veins. Other veins occur,
but are less readily found and until
recently since the discovery of rich
ore in vein of this nature in the
United Eastern mine. were unfavorab-
by regarded. In my opinion both types
of vein are worthy Of exploration.
The Vein System.
The veins are wide. often averag-
ing % to so feet across. are persistent
for long distances and throughout this
part of the district are similar in
structure and mineral character. The
vein filing proper is a very dense,
waXy looking yellowish quartz. large.
~ secondary after calcite and charac-
JeI.zed by the presence Of adularia. a
form Of feldspar This quartz is al
only commercially so I'm shoots. es.
pecially where it is curly i'm structure
or brecciated by later movement. Cal
-cite Is a frequent and often abundant
eansue mineral, but i'm the Gold Road
section does not form a separate type
of vein. ] see no sound reason why
the veins should not carry pay ore in
one rock as well as I'm another. OBJ.
servations i'm the Gold Road mine
have suggested such limitations. but
elsewhere The evidence is against it,
.Iu the developed properties, pay ore
occurs I'm well defined shoots, often OF
great length and persistent to the
deepest workings yet reached. namely
1925 feet i'm the Tom Reed mine. Al
the United Eastern, the ore shoot
(Which was) cut ON the 800 foot leve
shows 81 feet of ore on the $50 foot
level p feet Of which carry S36.6C
per ton gold.
The ores are gold-bearing and con
tain little silver. Copper is a rarity
and no tellurides have yet been recog
Inized The gold is fine and seldom
recognizable to the naked eye. It i,
free milling and sulphides have no
yet been seen in the ore milled. Tn,
water level varies from 300 to 500
feet"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
MINER GETS SHARE IN
new YORK ESTATE
END OF LITIGATION
Samuel C. Scott Gets $4,000
as Share in New York City
Property; Many Years of Liti-
cation Ended.

To be working in the mines at or
idinary miners wages and, at the same
time, be aware of the fact that one is
heir to Sl8OOOO in real American gold
is certainly an unusual experience.
However, Samuel G. Scott, who works
in the Sacramento shaft, is in just
that position today. Scott received
word last night that a New York City
estate, to which he is one of the heirs,
has been adjusted after many years of
litigation and that settlement viii be
made in about 60 days when Scott
win come into possession of S1800O0,
besides a share in bona hde New York
real estate.
The estate just settled has been the
subject of litigation for more than Is
years, it having originally been the
property Of Jacob l. Scott of New
York City grandfather of S. G.. Scott.
The estate includes over $4,000 600 I'm
money and 500 acres of land located
in the heart Of New York City There
are nearly 100 heirs TO the property.
The final hearing i'm the litigation oc-
CURED in the Federal Court in New
York City
Asked as to the manner i'm which
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
CLEARY & SMALLEY
MAKE BIG SUCCESS
Paint and Wall Paper Concern
Progressive; Appreciates
Review Publicity.

Cleary q Smalley, engaged in the
paint and wall paper business with
headquarters opposite the Y. NJ. c. A.,
is one of the most thoroughly alive
and strictly progressive concerns, not
only in the Warren District, but in all
Arizona The personnel of this firm
is sufficient. to insure the truth of the
statement just made
Ray c. Smalley recently came here
from Denver In the Colorado metrop.
oils he was a member of the firm of
Smalley Bros. a concern known for
its business acumen and integrity.
Pat Cleary, the other member of the
Bisbee establishment, has resided in
Arizona 10 years. having been in
charge of the JIG. Mcneil concerns,
both in Phoenix and Globe.
Since opening in Bisbee the Cleary
& Smalley Co. has found it necessary
to enlarge it's headquarters and has
installed an auto delivery service, as
surfing prompt efficient service.
AT the present time. the Cleary &
Smalley CO. has the most extensive
interior contract now under way at
the Loretto Academy. In commenting
on the success of his firm here, Mr.
Cleary said
81 attribute the progress OF our COM
Dany TO something besides our strict
attention to ideal business methods
Advertising is big factor in our sue.
cess, for which we have the splendid
ly effective publicity of The Review to
thank"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1915-11-06
WOE TO THE HOBO.

Los ANGELES, Nov. 5.-The Dis
trict Attorneys of eight southern
California counties adopted resolutions
asking the board of supervisors to dc
away with the old plan of forcing va
grants to move on" to the neigh
boring county. and to adopt a plan OF
compelling all tramps to do hard la
Dor on the public works or roads
The formal resolutions, adopted. stat
ed that no unlawful means were found
to conduct any other campaign on
tramps who hibernate in the south.