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The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
PUBLIC UTnITTEs COMMISSION.

Judge A. A. Wilder In statement given the press yesterday
and published The Advertiser this morning clearly expresses
view this has always held that the Public Utilities Commission
Act splendid and that properly carried
made of much value the people Of this Territory Publicity
principal force Judge Wilder would securing results from
this law calling public attention the faults which the
find 1t is not only the regulation Of and electricity
meters which the commission could be called pass upon but
Judge Wilder other details of service of public
poraons wherein the convenience of their patrons
Proper publicity of the proceedings Of the commissioners
findings in investigations will further toward bringing about
correction of evils than generally
been accomplished after tesome litigation by public utility boards
elsewhere S5.e lsas
1t is results which wanted alike by the public utility corpora
tons and the public The commission have fear but il
performs its work well that the people will it that they
compensated but Judge Wilder says the
productive of beneficial results it had better be repealed
The public utilities commissions be said
inclination carry out the purpose of the and get
ting to doing good work when the resignation of
Mott Announced 1t hoped that impaired efficiency
will be remedd by the appointment of person who
capable of working with the present commissioners Mr. Mott
Smith. He
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
TNTER.IsLAND PROMPT TO ACT.

President Kennedy Of the InterIsand Steam Navigation
Company be commended for the prompt action he took We'd
nesday night receipt of the first alarming reports of the blow
ing up and sinking of the Maui dpatching
the the supposed disaster The had reached
Honolulu than the company placed every facility its
the service of rendering aid to the members of the
who might have been struggling for their lives the water off Bar
ber's Point.
The coming did direct from Fort Kamhameha could
not be discreded There hesitate
gatng the truth ay the story and though the nterand
officials confidence had befalen the
vessel they would take the risk of perhaps allowing their
poye perish when the company had in its send relief
In this work the naval department under orders of
Rear Admiral G. B. T. Moore rendered unselfsh service
Those Honolulu received the glad dngs from Kauai yes
eay that the Maui and its safe happy
than the Intersand and the members of the searching
petitions that the alarming report of Wednesday night
founded Es " sf g'SIlE sr
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
GOOD MATERIAL no CHOOSE PROM

Governor Pnkham should be able fill the vacancy the head
Of the public utilities commission credab the material offering
being of such cabre that the hardest thing about will be make
choice So far known the three active candidates the field
Judge A, A. Wilder Reidord and H. Gooding Field
Of whom would fill the position with credit the admnistra
ton and benefit to the Territory There be other candidates
of course, but these not publicly named
Judge Wilder would bring to the position fund of legal know
edge and much the latter being of the prime
qustes for the successful handling of the work Of the commission
which is, after ALL the making of facts public
Mr. Redord is of the of needed in public positions in
Hawaii He is not politician, but he is sasician nyestga
tor and man of sober judgment. s,.@.
Mr. Field has been much the public his arrival in the
Territory time He trained for just such work the
public utility commission do TO succeed He chief account
with the Panama Canal Commission for three He
graduate Of Columbia University where he specialized in in
ersate and corporation law trusts and public service
corporations Professionally he has been retained by large
corporations to institute efficiency methods and systematic account
ing. .' .a@a.a H.
From the three the Governor should be able to select salts
factory .##tsi|. ,.#@l.F @ss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27
THE PASSING HOUR.

General Fred Funston stationed the Mexican border
time that President Wilson tired of waiting and decides
have something done he have itKansas City Journal
One item Mayor Joe attended to in the erenhmen program
the supervisors his entertainment fund 1t through the
fire unscahed One uau Hzoner is worth than any mile
Of road in the Territory and he will be denied his his
even if the tax rate must be raised. s ;aG
The Savannah News that there and poren and
all sorts of unreasonable happenings to mark the advent of um
plant Democracy Straw hats boomed in Washington gardens
burst into flower New York last January and the robins
New Jersey Out in this of the world the the
Territory acquired eighyfveent hat This is surely the
of symbolism and these the signs of the times
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27

scientist claims to have discovered that the human d
apparatus will much nutrmen from
green vegetables prepared in very finely powdered FORM
pounds of fresh meat He that and cOers
properly prepared will future day into the human
dietary Also he holds that if live vegetable matter
extremely waeul economic procedure to feed
an animal and then kill the animal and est its flesh
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-03-27

Mabel I'm drawn on the grand
jury" so am ], Gertrude, y tour
responsibilities viii be heavy" ~
realize that. What shall we wear '',,+
Livingston Lance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
hut the Fellows Which Was Driving
Them Was Much Braver.

bidding new one than play In the
school yard, rs We could not enjoy
H. 1t giving uS too many unpleasant
memmrries.
When we got the fort hilt we Choos-
cd UP sides, 4 Andy Anderson was
the jennerul Of the Germlns 4 Tx
Brigham the jemrrul Of the Alleys,
thay helm the snim pccpul which are
fitting onver I'm lurrup, Andy says.
Then he sed the Alleys could have
the fort 4 the GcrmIns would come
along 4 talk It away frum the Alleys
FIX brigham scd thny wOuldent ever
give mp. Andy sed thay had got to, II
being that way IN the war, but EJ
sed this was our war & not amy
oald iurrpeans thing 4 he would
Ike to see amy Germins which
could Tx his side.
This maid Andy mad \ he wouldent
play. So boath sides. the Germins 4
the Alleys got together then & at
tackled n heard of stears which was
cOmming up the rode tO he took oaver
10 the slawter howae. The stears was
very sowardly & run away as fast az
thay could. hut the felcrs which wns
driving them was much hralver 4
calm after the Germins & the Alleys
In crate shaip.
The last seen ~ Jennerul Ander
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
THE EMPRESS.

This nine part phOtoplny " Rex
Beach's wonderful Alaskan novel
"The Spoilers" IL the attraction again
today and tonight nj the Empress the.
ater. In spite Of very inclement
weather interest in the picture was
so great Friday night that hundreds
u persons were turned away and
Manager 7. II Boland to take care
OF these, decided Ia retain the picture
for third days showing The last
performances are scheduled for 3 80,
Z 80 and 0:30 y. m. today Two new
acts Of vaudeville win be- the attrac.
tion Sunday In addition to the six
reels of first run pictures which will
I've featured by a keystone comedy
Monday Jesse l.. lAsky will present
the admirable artistic Charles Rich
man, IN the famous comedy drama
'The Man From Home" a tive-pRrt
photo play The play was produced
for the movie, through special mr.
rangemcnts with the Ilchler company
original producers The story Is b,
Booth Tarkinptou aud is based ON IN,
Experiences NJ some Indiana Yankees
! I'm Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
NANNIE AND HER BABY
SENT TO THE ASYLUM

II has been said that half the world
knows not how the other half lives.
Here Is little story Of how just one
of the other half lived, or rather how
she was kicked about from place 70
place. as the story IL told at the Of
flee OF the United Proyident associ-
alton. 1t is but one Of the tragedies
that monthly come tO the notice ana
care Of Miss Gould and her workers.
Mamie" was found at the office
,nc day when the Officers Of the as-
ISOLATION returned from Norman. She
was an epllcptic wholly unable to
care for herself and carried with her
child uf two years. This child
could not talk was entirely untrain-
ed. stubborn and uncomfortable In
disposition. Mamie had been sent to
the home from the Frisco depot, IA
she had with her n card bearing the
name and address OF the association.
She was hunting home for her
child: fur the mother instinct i'm
pelled her to preserve the life Of her
offspring
She had had spasms, she snid since
her earliest childhood. when nearly
grown her mother had died and she
had married To he deserted soon bN
her husband She had two married
sisters and father she said hut her
relatives were unable to care for her
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
THE FOLLY.

Manager Tull has treat In store
for all the patrons Of the Folly who
contemplate witnessing the new bill at
this popular thrntrr Sunday afternoon
and evening lie huS engaged II high
class musical comedy company, tu
gether with one fine vaudeville net
and will present o picture program
eNcelled by no other thcnter In this
city. There ARE eighteen people on
the bill, the lurgc~l number yet up-
lcHring on II single hlll In the history
NJ this theatrr There's are fifteen
People In the musical comedy com
pany and three IN the vaudeville act
There will BE- six reels Of first run
comedy and feature pictures and ON
| Monday and Tuesday the picture pro.
gram will be augmented by that splen.
did serial Xud0ra The feature Of
The Sunday bill, suffice tu say, will
be- the presentation by Ray Rush Of
| Suzanne CHrter's all star musical
comedy company In 'rhe Washers.
There are pretty girls and funny co
medians and the musical aud dancing
| program will be- worth many times
the price Of admission. The vaude-
vile act will Introduce the Nudge
Morton trio In one Of the best musical
stunts OF the year Patrons are urg
I'd 10 attend the afternoon perform
ances II possible in order to get the
best seats The night shows always
play to capacity and for this reason
better accommodations can be- had
during the afternoon The present
Mll Will close with two performance
tonight
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CoNrRAC

NOTICE TO SIDEWALK CONTRAC-
TORS.
tPublished December nth, 18th and 18th.
1914
BIDS Will be received by The CITY nf
Oklahoma city. one by the city Clerk
one by the city Auditor. until 10 .OO
o'clock u. M Monday, December 2Ist
1914, for the construction OF sidewalks nd
Joining the following described property
Lots and ., 10 10 inc Block J.
Edgcmont Add
Lots ~ to "A inc Block /. Edgenon,
Add
Lots o and 4. I and $. BLOCK 2, Edge
mont Add
Lots ~ to ~ Inc, - to 10 inc. Block
% Edgemont Add
Lots 20 to aS Inc BLOCK . Edgemoni
Add
Lots II to ~ inc. Block ?. Bdgemo II
| Add
Lots q and ~ Block ?. Edgemop.
! Add
Lots II and ls % to " inc. Block g.
Edgemont Add
Lots 1 to 10 inc Block 9, Edgemont
| Add
Lot ~ Rlock =. Edgemont Add
Lots l to ~ inc Block T. Edsemoni
Add
side
Lot l, BLOCK . sub Dlr lot I, Block
| 3, Jordan plAce
! Lot 32, block . Sub. Div Lot /, BLOCK
| 3, Jordan Place
Lot J, Block l. Sub Div Lot /, Block
! \, Jordan Place
| Lot l. Block I, EdEemont Addition.
Lot ~, Block q Edgemont Addition.
Lot a. BLOCK =, EdRemont Addition.
Lot % Rlock ., Edgemont Addition
Lot ~, Rlnck 4, Edgemont Addition.
Lot ~, hlnrk T. Edgemont Addition.
Certified check Tor five (N per cent
OF the amount " the contract must nc.
ompnny hld 10 guarantee execution Of
/ contract nnd hond nv successful bidder
4 lhriber Information may he had from
/ Sidewalk Inspector or Commissioner OF
| puhllr Works
" T. CHOwHING
city Clerk
(sEAIA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
IN OUR SCHOOL


son and Irnnerul brigham 4 thnre
hraiy men thHy was going oaver fens.
es \ things ut u fast clip, with the
drivers after them. SO fur nobody
hasent been kctched
Fatty Got Fooled.
Fatty Bellowcs doesn't seam 10 be
lukky theasc days. Fersi he got mis-
finger neerly cut off In mOwse trap
under the Sidcburd, a today he lOOs.
ed teeth In an acksideut, II being
this way. Him 4 Rol Haynes was
looking In Onc Arm Jaik's windcr II
the ChrustmuSs things 4 wishing o,
them when Fatty sean some of thoasc
peppermint Gains, \ sed, well ne,
yer thot of that" Itol sell, "Thut o.
what" but by this time Fatty wa
rownd the coarner B0l followed hi'
4 he mnid strpte for Milo Granger
barber shop, \ the next thing Ru'
knowed Fatty was climbing M Milo
barber pole & chewing Il. MILO sep
him, too, X cnm running out & grnl
he'd him hut not hcfoRr Fatty wn
hoalding onto his mnwth yelling h,
hnd bust . teeth Milo Hst whnt BE-
vas chewing his barber pole for :
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

10 she had been sent by her own
county to MuskOgee from there to Sa-
pulpa, then back home. thence 10 We
lcetka and from there to oklahoma
city Somewhere OH the journey she
hnd earned SS picking cotton. and
with this she was trying to find Il
home for her child How she was to
live herself she did not seem to con
slider. Her one thought was for the
baby.
The commissioners of her own coun-
ty were finally reached by telephone
and said Yes, we know her She
ought 10 have institutional care. Don't
send her back here We will pay the
bill to haye her sent to Norman"
The Insanity board adjudged her
Insane and committed Mamie to Nor
man. The whole cost Of handling her
cnse here was $2.36 II would have
cost S2.iS tO have returned her to
her own county seat Already $40
had been spent I'm transporting her
from one place 10 another, but send.
ing her around from place to place
had done no good. II had left her
frantic in the extremity Of her help
lcSsness and her concern for the baby
she could not provide for.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
A TEXAS WONDER

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Hall, 2e20 Olive street ~ Louis Mo Sold
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Fatty sed he thOt It wns maid Of
candy the salm az thoase Gains which
are just the saim cutler, white red,
GOssup.
All the Sunday schools will have
crowds tomorrer sum of the fellers
cowntIng on talking In II cupple II
thare muthers doant get on.
Tub mite tonite Phil Wlgglcsworth
is going 10 ast his muther to let him
of & cownt It as Christmas pres
sunt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
LORDS HEIR Is KILLED
N FIGHTING ON CONTINEN r

London. Dee. ~ The name of Cap
tain, The Hon Henry lyndhurSt Bruce
oi the Roval Scots guards appeared ir
last nights list of fficers killed In net.
Ion Captain lrucc, who was the eldest
son of Lord \hcrdarc married In 1900
Camille Clifford and American actress
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
THE OVERHOLSER.

Bringing Up Father" which will
come to the Oyerholser Monday night
and Tuesday, matinee aud night, Ia n
musical comedy that packs the theat.
ors' II is absolutely new and has a
lot OF good music and fun. Father"
Ia a hoinely lrlshman who has made
a fortune at railroad contracting af.
ter having climbed up from section
hand. His fortune puts his wife I'm
society and she has time keeping
MIN In line. 1t is easy 10 imagine the
funny incidents that would arise. hut
II Is difficult to imagine them as fun
ny AZ they have been made In the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
SATURDAY,

IL showed mour last mite a when
the fellers got togrnthcr this mOuruins
thay deslded tu have good snow
flte. II took long time To bid Il
fort, Il Stuffy IiHlch the constubbul
which cain along SD We was foolish,
thuy being the onT down In the school
yard We had alreddy bllt. FIX Brig-
ham sed we had rauther put In weak
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

In which one sees the dreHry olorlcss
waste with It's monotonOus existence
transformed by the hot glow of the
sun into beautiful miragcs and then
finally oblitrratrd In a Whirliug sand
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Time is money when you are asked
TO pay $50 for repairing rs cent
watch
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

come to the Overholser on December
2S to be run eight days, with a matt
nee each day. In this picture Miss
Kellerman dives, swims, dances and
fences and does some remarkable act
Ing. She is the principal figure in the
romantic drama OF land aud sea.
Arthur Hammerstein, producer Of
High JinkR" the musical comedy
which he will present at the Oyerhol
ser soon, has already given "a
the -nnd.laughter loving world
Naughty Marietta and "Thc Fire
n.y. The new musical piece IL said
to eclipse the famous other two In
certain respects II enjoyed the long
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

You may think you are different
from others but you bore lot OF peo.
ple Just the same.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

II might help some 10 lew war
tax on the aspirants for office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

But the male Of the species Is never
too hoarse to sing his own praise.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

rst run OF ANY musical comedy In
New York last season, staying q year
At the Casino
In the new and elaborate srrnlc
production ~ THE Winning uC Bar.
bHra Worth which tonnes tu the
hNerholser soon, the entire action nj
the pmy keeps IN close touch with
Harold He'll Wrights thrilling book
The curtain first rises on wonder.
fully vivid panorama Of the desert
the scene OF the prologue Of the play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Calendar OF the week the OyerhOlser
Monday night bringing Up Father"
Tuesday matiuee Bringing Up Father
Tuesday night Bringing Up Father"
beginning December S with matn4 daily Annette Keller
man. % "Neptunes Daughter
COMING ATTRACTIONS
The Winning O Barbara
My Heart"
Company presents Hs
George o
George Ai and Company in "Daei presented by Leber and Com
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

piAy, His escapades urc full NJ
laughs Tom rIayerly plays the part
uf Father aud these who have seen
him know something of his clever
makeup aud clean hrogue The daugh.
tors are May Walsh aud Daisy Dav.
enport aud Nil the other characters
help with the laughs, The songs are
~ the kind that win not be soon for
gotten,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Annette kelerman In the moving
picture, "Ncptune's Daughter" win
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-04
Brighouse Promoter Offers Terms
to Northwest's Two Best Boxers
for Meeting This Month; Winner
Will Hook Up With Bayley.

controlling interest In a company
which has taken over the boxing
stadium and he has told the Van
couver folk Of plans for some
classy scraps IN the near future.
II was the aim OF the company
70 put Joe naylcy on against
frenchie Naise In hope that Joe
would be- able TO regain his title.
For while Il looked as though
their endeavors would be realized.
but announcement that Bayiey had
signed to battle Frankie Burns put
"A crimp In the plan.
Johnny aud F'renchie ought 10
furnish a great mill. While oLeary
IL more experienced. and Is tho
better boxer OF the two. the French
man overcomes all these advan-
tages With his ability 10 tap hard
with both dukes.
Bayley will be matched with the
winner. The date OF the fight has
not yet been decided on. but the
battle will come Off before the
month Ia through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-04

The life OF the federal army In
Mexico Is like a Sunday school pic
mic alongside OF the trials OF the
Indicator operators in the North
western league. The fans have
pumped more shots into Burnside
and Wright than those Mexican
snipers in Vera Cruz could let loose
In n million years. The criticism
has been pretty evenly divided.
Wright assessed Bert Delmas. the
Bee manager. seeds for bad con
duct Tuesday. He approached Jim
Brown. secretary OF the Victoria
club. for the kopecks yesterday be.
fore the game.
80 you want IS. eh7" snapped
Brown. We'll. | want 10 say right
now that you've got more nerve
than a dozen Harry Tracys for want
ing that much after your exhibition
Tuesday"
With that Brown handed over the
coin and walked away.
The four hits gathered by the
Giants loomed up like 40 many
mountains. A foozle by Driscoll le,
In couple OF runs for the locals. or
Tealy's band never could have beat.
en- Southpaw Steele. The entire
TIKI band. right down the line. prov
cd a soft dish for the south eidef
until the unlucky eighth. The Giants
trotted TO the plate and then hoofed
II right back again. II was a much
detected bunch that held the bench
"Oh. fiddle. Tealy. he amt got a
thing" spoke up perrine in the
eighth. why. could hit him with
a broom handle"
"All right" Tealy replied In haste
Take that bat from Gipe and try
your luck"
Mig did. and be was snuffed out
on three strikes.
Ny. what q rude, naughty person
this young chap seanlon 10. Scan
lon has been q victim OF the punk
unpIrinp with startling frequency
the pas, two days. and II has begun
20 get on his nerves.
The ump waved him out on sfrikes
In the NTH.
"oh. gee" beloved seanlon, ~,
was way outside"
Such scsndslous language. Scan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-04

Dry" Martini had better pick
out a soft spot on the bench. now
that he's got plenty OF time. for,
sure enough, he's going 10 be rele-
gated TO the pine seat Just as soon
as Killilay's back heals. Mills has
already won little Tealy's heart, and
when Martin gets back ia the fray
II isn't going TO be the Canadian
that trots the side line. Martini is
not yet tit for this fast company,
and little further seasoning in one
OF the smaller leagues ought TO do
him lots OF good. Maybe that's what
will be done.
Bobby James In feeling blue. His
favorite bat. a sawed-off war club
which resembles the end OF 14-inch
gun. is busted. Bobby split the
stick Tuesday. and since then hasn't
got bit.
He didn't have any luck against
Steele yesterday, and that made
him feel worse. When the eighth
came around yesterday and a cou.
pie OF Giants got on, with chances
OF scoring frightened up bit, James
had Manager Teaiy put him out OF
the game.
] Il can't hit that guy" James told
Tealy. Let buddy bat for me. "
Tealy consented.
Steele looks a great deal like
Pope. the former Coast Lacquer
who Is also a member OF the Bees
There is only one fault with
steele. and that is the way he de
lays the games. Every time he gets
the ball back from the catcher be
has TO hitch up his trousers and
then look around and see whether
the rest OF the team IL stu on the
Job. Such slowness as this is nc
help TO the league. for II makes the
fans sore. Delmas ought TO oil the
youngster up a bit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-06-04
|OLEARY WILL BATTLE VASE FOR TITLED:
SCOUTS WILL NAIL
few IN THE n. W.

This the time when big scouts flock TO the No
out Dug
hiding the
proceedings
situated around the North
and draft
the few players who
show calber.
Schneider Pete
boosted to skies all circuit and several big
a
for n the
will twist the
fellow
with n world O confidence himself a head.
Since the Federal ped its popularity good
fellow who catch ball is apt chance in the stellar
will school
o "a