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THE DEE: OMAHA. SATURDAY, FECUUAKY "JG. 11)21.
Asserts Expert
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W bile I here s Life There e
Hope, Mayor Smith Says in
Discussing "Going Value'
Of Concern.
Power Plant 85 ! Aviator Lange Back j Lumber Rates From
Pn. ff TV,..... 1 From TrIP m Eur0Pe ! Northwest Lowered
Clarence C Langc, former Omaha
pilot and one of the airmen who
blazed the trail to Omaha in the es
tablishment of the air mail station
here, is back in tlifc United States.
according to a letter received by
1 '. I. Votaw. superintendent of the
local air 'trail station.
Lange left Omaha in November
for Europe, where he uas to join
the aviation corps of General Wran
ecTs annv, lie arrived there too
j late, shortly after Wrangel was de
"11 ope spring eternal in the lui- feated by the reds,
man breast; everybody has a pros- After making visits in France,
pect or bvlicvcs'he has," asserted ! ftaly and Germany. Lange returned
Mayor Smith vesterdav afternoon lon'f- . .
, . . . ." '" I He is now m Washington and
during the hearing now m progress. rcn,aj tm.ro tji after the in-
beforc the city council in connection
with the Kebraska Power company's
application for increased rates.
) I he mayors optimistic utterance j
ictcricd to a dii-cussion between C.
K. Bailey, New York, aluator for
I he company, and W. C. Lambert,
corporation counsel ior the city.
The maj or inquired whether a con
urn that is bankrupt ur is losing
money, should be allowed any "go
ing value-' in consideration for the
purehanc or fur rate fixing.
"None should be made it there
are no prospects of earnings," rc- i , ; . . . ,
plied Mr. liailey. J r our Unialia Dociors INaineil
Hope While There's Life. ; . Fellows in Medical Body
And thus the cross-c.aminaiioii j Kour Omaha physicians have been
f Mr. liailey brought in many ram- j honored by being clcted to fellow
iiicajious of "going value," "capital-, ship, in the American College of
nation oi hopes and prospects, cost I Physicians at the meteinu: of the
atiguration, coming to Omaha later.
10.222 Calls Made bv
Visiting .Nurses in Year
Annual report of the Omaha
Visiting Nurses' association i sub
mitted at the annual business' ses
sion show that -1 nurses made 40,222
calls on 5,369 patients during 1920.
The association spent $o5,o04 in
its work. I'ive-sixths of the expendi
tures were for nurses, transportation
End cxpertses. Weekly clinics were
held during the year.
Western arilroads have notified
C.'E. Childc, manager of the traffic
bureau at the Chamber of Com
merce, that lumber rates have been
lowered on shipments from north
west -Pacific, coast points'.
The former charge of 73 1-2 cents
a hundredweight has been lowered
to t6 1-2 cents a hundredweight,
making a saving to Nebraska .ship
pers of $150,000 to !? 200.000 annually.
The rate decrease is the result
of a hearing held before Leo Finn
of the Interstate Commerce commis
sion two weeks ago at which Omaha
shippers v'eged western railroads
were discriminating in their charges
and favoring northern cities.
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LAST TIMES TODAY g
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oi ilcvcloping the business and olh- I
er factors.
And the mayor insisted that while
there is life there is hope and a pros
pect of reward for labor, elfort, skill,
oi money invested.. I ly took the view
that bread cast upon,' the waters will
return.
Mr. Bailey testified tiat the
"weighted average" of the local dec
ide light and power plant was 88; j
per cent;; that this represented the
"condition per cent or the life ex
pectancy." He explained that' this
was the normal per cent if the plant
was maintained properly, and in the
ease of tli Omaha plant, he testi
fied that it has been maintained to
100 pee cent operating efficiency.
Plant in Perfect Condition.
I he New York valuator explained
thatin arriving at the &Vi per cent
he considered al the depreciable and
nondepreciable elements. '' '
"We consider 85 per cent as nor
mal," testified Mr. Bailey. This
plant is regarded as in perfect con
dition, as far as practical operating
conditions are concerned," said Mr.
Bailey.
; In his reproduction cost new state
ment. Mr. Bailey included an item
of S9C6.280 for "cost of securing
capital," which he explained t a
legitimate item and he defended it.
He explained that the cost of serv
ice of distributing securities to the
public is a necessary . mid proper
expense item in any public utility,
i Corporation Counsel Lambert au
tacked some of the principles on
which Mr. Bailey based his repro
duction cost new showing. ,
'- Bailey Stands Ground.
"I fear we are departing front
the basic principles." suggested Mr.
Lambert, vvhereurjlcn Mr. .Bailey
stood his ground and offered to ex
plain his premises, which he did
under a severe examination by the
corporation counsel. ,
After Mr. Bailey explained again
that he was giving the reproduction
cost new oi a plant similar to the
one in operation here. Commis
sioner Ringer asked: i,
"You mean a plant all ready to
turn on the juice, do you?"
: Mr. Bailey replied that the police
commissioner understood it correct
ly. .Mr. Bailey has been the only wit
ness examined since this phase of
f the hearing was started last Wednes
day. The hearing will be resumed this
morning at 10 and will extend into
next week.
Hotel May Be Sold j
To Out-Of-Town Firm
The management ot ' the Hot
rouieneiic may pass lino me. nanus
of an out-of-town corporation, ac
cording to W. E. Barkcley, Lincoln,
who has charge of selling stock in
the Interstate Hotel company, con
trolling an operation lease on Oma
ha's largest hotel propqrty.
He admits that Joseph Huckins,
jr., and his two brothers, who oper
ate hotels at Oklahonit City, Fort
Worth and Texarkanrt. were among
those interested in taking over the
Fonteiielle. There are two or three
other interested parties, according
to Barkeley.
Ohaha Kivanians Will Be
Entertained at Lincoln
Fifty members of the Omaha""Kia
wanis club will go to ttncoln next
Tuesday to attend a special enter
tainment which has been arranged
bv the Lincoln "Honest Injuns."
The event has been dubbed "ladies
night" by the members of the Lin
coln Club and is in return for the
entertainment given the .Lincoln club
in Omaha sometime ago.
The club members and their wives
will make the trip to Lincoln by spe
cial train. H. W. Bubb is president
vof the Kiwanis cub.
association recently held in Balti
more.' The O.naha physicians are
II. M. McClaualian. A. B. Dunn, B.
V. Christie and F. E. Coulter.
MtSEMi:XTS.
LAST TWO TIMES
MATINEE TODAY 2:15
EARLY CURTAIN
TONIGHT AT 8
VICTOR MOORE. EMMA LITTLE
FIELD A CO.; ROSCOE AILS with
KATE PULLMAN; JOE TOWLE;
FEN TON FIELDS; Stella Tr.rey
nd Carl Mc Bride; Dunbar's Old
tlma 'Darkies; ' The Three Original
Ratals; Topics sf the Day Kinograma.
Matinees, 15c to SOc; seme 75c and
$1.00. Sat. and Sun. Nlghu, 15c to
1.25.
jNov? urvtil Friday Nighil
!J powerful story 3
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NOW SHOWING
Griffith's
Masterpiece
Matt. Daily, 2:30
Nights. 8:15
Mats. (Except Sat.
A Sun.) 25c to $1.
Nlfhts and Sat.
Mat. SOc to $2.00.
Coming March 3 "The Iaain Show"
EMPRESS
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
FOLLOW ME GIRLS. Miniature Musi
cal Comedy; MATHEWS at 8LAKE
NEY, Presenting "Strings;" CHRISTO
PHER WALTON in "A Close Shave;"
BARON LICHTER, Discoverer of Piano
Comedy; Photoplay Attraction, "HIS
OWN LAW." featuring Hobert Bos
worth; Century Comedy. Fox News.
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Prisoners of IiWE
"HOLY SMOKE," Comedy
and
Rialto Symphony Players
Offering "AROLDO"
Harry Brader, Conductor
Organ Solo: -"Silver
Threads Among
the Gold"
By Julius K. Johnson
TODAY
THE THIRD SHOWING
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STARTS
11:15, 1; 15, 3:15 and 5:15
MATINEES
ONLY
Heart PiercirvgD
as an Arrow, m
WHOSE EYES ARE THESE?
"OMAHA'S FUN CENTER"
MjjjhOMy Mats., IS to 75c
INltes, 25c to $1.25
JACOBS & JERMON'S
BV "GOLDEN CROOK"
TODAY AND ALL
NEXT WEEK
Performances at 11, 12:30,
2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:30 and 9:15.
CECIL B. De MILLE'S
Greatest Production
forbidden
Fruif
A PARAMOUNT PICTURE
Agnes Ayres, Theo. Roberts,
Kathlyn Williams,
Theo. Kosloff.
Silverman's Strand Orchestra
DON'T FAIL TO SEE THE
original $2,000.00 gown
worn in this production
now on display in window
of
BURGESS-NASH STORE.
Minletl
Burltik
They are tricky eyes. Watch for
them. Their owner is dangerous.
She Is
Specially Selected Cast and the Raggy, Jaz- !
iy SLATKO ROLL1CKERS. Beauty Chorus j
at Crookettes. ' ,
LADIES' DIME MATINEE WEEK DAYS
OUTSIDE THE LAW:
Holdup Victim Attacks
Suspect in Police Station
,K. V. Stanwood, holdup victim
ot Thursday night, encountered
Frank Daly, holdup sifspect, in the
office of Chief of Detectives Jack
pgzanowski yesterday morning.
Stanwood, in spite of his wooden
leg, grabbed Daly and began to man
handle him, crying, "You robbed me,
you robbed me."
Stanwood identified Daly as the
man who had robbed him of $11 at
Thirteenth and Cass streets. Two de
tective? rescued Daly from his in
furiated victim. t
Fifty Applicants Enroll,
In Omaha Speakers' Bureau
Fifty applicants have been accept
ed from members of the Omaha
Chamber of Commerce and a speak
ers' bureau will be organized at a
meeting next Wednesday, at which
a chairman of the bureau will be
chosen. The speakers vHll accept in
vitations to speak at functions and
beiore civic bodies. They wil! have
speeches- on topics vital to Omaha
and Nebraska and will be able to
peak at a moment's notice, ,
Omaha's Greatest
Musical Event
TOSCANINI
and Great
La Scala Orchestra
of Milan, Italy
Auditorium, Friday, February 25, 8:30 p. m.
Tickets nop on sale.
Prices $1 to $3.50, plasHax
Band Instruments
OF QUALITY
We carry a complete line of band and orchestra
instruments, including
"Martin" Trumpets
Trombones, Saxophones
Drummers' Supplies,
Band and Orchestra Music
Violins, Ukeleles, Mandolins, Gibson
Guitars and Banjos, Strings, Etc.
Send for Catalog.
Our fully equipped , repair department, in
charge of an expert, is prepared to do your
repairing on saxophones, band instruments, etc.
ME. .Patau' Munsie CoX
N. E. Corner 16th and Farnam.
Douglas 4779
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"PLEASURE
SEEKERS"
Coming Tomorrow
(One Day Only)
"The Furnace
of Matrimony"
Monday and Tuesday
"Moviet in the Making"
Our real honest-to-goodness
photoplay, ' "The Rote of
Santez," will be continued
and produced in serial form.
Also showing next week the
first" episode of "The Rote of
Santez." One of the scenes
is the Senior Prom at Kel-pine's.
LAST TIMES TONIGHT
"LOVE"
Starting Tomorrow
"THE FURNACE
OF MATRIMONY"
Strictly High Class
DANCING CAFE
DANCING MATINEE
TODAY
2 Till 5 Admission 25c.
Every Day Dancing Luncheon
12 to 2 P. M. '
Admission:
Night, 55c
Jack Connors,
Mjr.
EATTY'S
Co-Operative
Cafeterias
Pay Dividends to Those
Who Do the Work
Bargains of all kinds "in 1!cc
I Want Ads.
Worthwhile
Saturday
Specials
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Better
Yalues in all
Departments
A Remarkable Manufacturer's Stock Sale
Ladies' Leather Hand Bags and Purses for
Latest Novelties Worth $2.Q0 to $14.00
Easter
Seven Big Lots Saturday 98c to $6.98
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Bags and Purses in alligator,
ostrich, crepe, seal and tooled
leathers; sale price , .
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Second Lot $3.00 Values at
$1.48 In BaKS, Purses and Can-
:cens ; blacks, browns,
tans; seal, ostrich,
alligator and tooled
leathers; sa'le price . .
$
48
Third Lot $4.00 Values at
i no i i
P u r s v s ; fancy, p
plain ami tooled
leathers ; sale price
Saturday
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Fourth Lot $5.00 Values at
$2.9 An extra big lot aud a big
variety; al
shapes and
the newest leathers;
sale price Saturday. .
kinds of t
sizes in
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Fifth Lot $9.00 Values
$4.98 A wonderful line
i l .1 i
line luuieu uags, k
silk-lined and fit- p
ted, beautitul col-
ors; saie price, sat- n
urday
at
of
A
Sixth Lot $10.00 Values at
$5.98 This is a special line of
elega'nt tooled bays
witn Moire suk lin
ing and fitted ; new
shades; sale price
Saturday
5
Seventh uot $14.00 Values at
$6.98 Only 24 pieces in this
lot. All fine tooled
bat?s with Suede J
Inniknn Unitiij'B Vvfru i
iiratiivi iirs,j'
pockets, fitted and
safety clasps. Sale
price
6
98
BOY SCOUT SHOES '$048
An ideal school shoe made of elk skin with leather or chrome soles and will stand' the hard- a
est kind of wear. A great boys' shoe value at our special month-end sale price of
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Men's $2 Shirts
Limit of 3 to a -customer ,
3 Shirts for $2.50
100 dozen men's first quality dress shirts;
splendid colorings, all sizes; some odds from
"regular stock together with new arrivals;
guaranteed colors.
150 dozen men's cotton -i 500 Union Suits, spring
lisle socks, colors in i weight, short sleeve,
black, cordovan, gray j J
and navy, all sizes, j merg and August a
regular 25c quality j make ; Saturday
3 for SOc $1.10 each
Choice of the House Sale
Boys' Easter
Suits
'
Hayden's Make the" Prices
That Set the Pace
'v
QualityGoods ait Right Prices
J L
Soli Regularly at
$20, $25 and $30
Over 500 for Selection of
Hart ScHaffner & Marx
and other high-grade makes.
Most of the n with
2 Hairs
Trousers
Full lined, all-wool materials in double and
single-breasted models, all sizes from7 to IS
years. Sale starts promptly at 9 a. m. Saturday,
Third Floor. Don't miss it.
Wash Day Needs
10 lb?. Best Pure til-anulated Su
gar 90c'
4S-lb. SacU Best High Grade
Hour $2.35
LM-lb.' Sacks Best High Grade
Hour . J $t.25
10 lbs. Best White or Yellow
Cornmeal ..... 25c
1 bi. Fancy Japan Rice 25c
o lbs. Best Rolled White Break
fast Oatmeal . . 25c
Tail Cans Pink Salmon 15c
'i lb. Cans Fancy Pink .Salmon.. 10c
011 Sardines, per b. can 5c
The Best t)onieptic Macatvni, Spa
ghetti or Ekit Noodles, pkg. .T'tc
16 oi. can ElUhorn Milk . ..lie
1G oz. cans let. Carnation or WiNon
Milk l4c
No. J cans Snider Pork and Bean
for lie
Gallon cans Golden Ttble Syrip-.SJc
Gallon cans White Table Syrup.. 73c
12 ai. cans New Orleans Molahses 5c
lello. for Des.-erts, pkjr 11c
No. 'J cans Early June Poas, Fancy
Sweet Sugar Corn fir Solid Packed
Tomutoes, per can 10c
Beoch-Nut Preserves or Jellies, -
Large Size 45c
. Beech Nut Preserves or Jellies,
Medium Size 25c
L'urtis Jtipe Olives, largs can.5c
DRIED FRUIT and NUT SPECIALS
Fancy California Seedless Balsins, lb.
for 28c
Fancy 3 Crown Mueralel Raisins, lb.
for 28c
Kancy Muir Park Apricots, lb. . .25c
Fancy Muir Peaches, lb 25c
Fancy Evaporated Apples, I h. . . 1 7 c
Fancy 40-,")0 size SiiKr S'veet Prunes,
lb. tor 17' ic
Fancy 50-60 size .Sugar Sweet Prun.'.
lb. for 15c
Feiuy 00-70 size Sugar Sweet Prunes,
lb. for 12' jc
Fancy Cleaned Currants, lb 25c
Shelled Pop Corn, lb 5e
No. 1 English Walnuts, lb. ..25c
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, lb. ...M'iC
Carry-All Shopping Bags, eauh..5c
THE TEA anj COFFEE MARKET
OF OMAHA
Our F'amous Santos Blend Coffee, lb.
for 25c
Fancy Golden Santos Coffee, lb. 22 'c
H. B. C. Special Blend, lb., 35c, ;i lbs.
for $1.00
M. J. Blend, per lb 40c
Our Famous Ankola Blend, lb. 48c
The Best Tea Sif tings, b 172c
Fancy Pan Fired Japan Ten. lb. 35c
Fancy Basket Fired Uncoloi'. d .la
pan. English Breakfast, Ceylon nr
Gunpowder Tea, H 5flc
Breakfast Cocoa, per lb 12 '.'c
15 lbs. Best No. 1 Red River Ohio
Cooking Potatoes .......... .30t
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT SPECIAL
A carload of .'H size that retail at
oc each. Our price for this sals.
Each 10c
Per Box i $3.50
A CARLOAD OF OUR FAMOUS
HIGHLAND NAVFL ORANGES
Thin Skinned. Sweet and Juicy
All i!00 and L' 16 ,iy.c that retail
regular at :10c; sale, price, net
doien 23c
Fancy Sunkist Lemons, do;:. . . 15c
Kandy for the
Kiddies
BIG SPECIAL SATURDAY
Fancy Chocolate Creams, regular
TOe seller, sale price, lb 19c
Fancy Shaker Cream Mixed Candy,
regular "0e. Keller, sale price,
lb. . : 29c
Fancy Peanut Squares, regular -ltK'
seller, sale price, per lb 23c
Fancy Snowfluke MarshmulUm, reg
ular 50c .seller, snltt price, per
lb 29c
Fresh Roasted Peanut, lb 13c
TWO BOX CANDY SPECIALS
1-lb. box Fancy Milk Chocolates,
regular tl.2,'i, sale price 79c
Medium size box Fancy Milk Choco
lates, regular 7,'ic, sale price.. 43c
Specials You'll
Appreciate
Sa.oO value No. 9 Boiler Heavy charcoal
tin, 14-oz. copper bottom. .... .2.75
SI. 25 value Splint Clothes Basket... f)5
2.-c Scrub Brush
$21.00. value Hand-power Washing Ma-
. chine for S18.95
")5c value Zinc Wash Board 39
$6.50 value Oil Heaters S3.05
$1.P5 value Galvanized Wash Tub No. 3
for 95
Special Soap Sale Saturday
10 bars licat-'Em-All Soap '. JJJ
Per box, 100 bars. . S3.23
10 bars Electric Spark Soap 47
Per box, 100 bars '. . .'. .g-1.50
10 bars P. & G. Naphtha Soap 69
Per box, 100 bars SG.73
Seven 5c cakes Hard Water Castile Soap, 23?
10c takes Pumice. Soap oC Ij
Dometic Room Main Floor
Saturday Specials in
Sanitary Market
Fancy Rolled Rib Roast. .25 Steer Pot Koast, lb 12Ur
Fore(uaiters Lamb ...KMaC Homemade Sausage. ... 12 HC
Hindiiuartcr Lamb ....l2i& Sugar Cured Bacon 15C
Special Sale of Swift Hams and Bacon Saturday
TRY HAYDEN'S FIRSTi
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