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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
Tell No Tales

Dead men tell no tales. Nor do sunken liners as
to whether they were armed or not
If you are a submarine commander you can assert
that she was armed and you sank her. If there are
survivors its only their word against yours ques-
ton Of veracity which can be argued over for
months and never settled. There is no proof
That's one of the chief reasons why the president
is right in refusing to stand for the March decree
to sink armed merchantmen without warning
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
SOME SWAIN!
.=Re4>1=W
Kl>BaHtl79M>#

He was very clever London
person and his latest selected VIC
tim was a woman bus conductor.
Somewhere in France.
please!" he said, with a grin,
rendering a penny as she came
for the fares.
Nothing happened until the ye-
hicle passed a recruiting office.
Then the fair conductor tugged
at the bell-rope and announced
loudly:
Change here for the Some
where in ncen'-Answers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
TIMES EDITORIALS
Let the TRUTH PreVai1g
Turn Yourself Into a Burglar Alarm

has within its control the larger portion of water
powers.
Shall their representatives in congress hand these
millions OF horse power to few men, is now the
question involved in the Shields Bill?
If you want to try to save your water power
resources for your children and those to come
after you, now is the time to turn yourself into
burglar alarm and wake up congress to the
water power grabbers who are using the Shields
bill as jimmy to pry from the nation it's last
great resource
Begin your burglar alarming Senator Jones,
who's helping railroad the bill through and on Con-
gresham Johnson.
Editor The Times
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
THE STAGE rs SET FOR
FOR THE ROMANTIC DRAMA


How tired you look, dearest,
were Harvey's first words to me.
I am not going to let you go back
to that awful grind again
What are you going to do with
me, dear?" | asked, perfectly
happy that someone loved me
we'll enough to take the ordering
of my life in this high-handed
way.
Well, first, ! want you, and
] to spend the rest of this week
apartment hunting then you
must furnish it just as you want
to-and then
my head sank on his shoulder
and one arm stole around me as
he nearly ran the auto into the
ditch.
81 see a motor car is really no
good place to make love, he said,
as he drew up beside the road
and kissed me.
Then we rode on and on and
finally found the loveliest little
old farm house where the woman
gave us some Strawberries and
thick cream and some home
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
SELL OLD TUB
FOR $500 600

SAN FRANCISCO, March G.
Reports received here today con-
firm the rumor that the steamer
Mackinaw has been sold to
Japanese firm for 100000 by
Flood Bros, who bought the
steamer for 100000 few
months ago. The steamer is one
of the Oldest in the Pacific trade.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

the Grand Army, will hold a bus
mess meeting at 8 o'clock this
evening in Veterans hall, the
Armory.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

Nine times out of ten the guy
who is truly neutral hasn't got
enough of the gray stuff in his
bean to form an opinion.
Before College-"Life Is just
one - thing after another"
After College-"Life is a series
of vital phenomena"
SHE WAS SURE OF 1T
Frank: | hope you will believe
me when | tell you that you are
the only girl ever loved.
Maude: No. That / refuse 10
believe.
Frank: Then will you believe
me when | tell you that you are
the prettiest girl | ever loved?
Maude: Yes, | am sure you
are in earnest now.-Answers.
SOME SWAIN!
An express may stop for a
washout or the sun be hidden Cor
day by murky clouds, but there
is no variation in the regular APP
pearance of Grover Phillips as he
wades the mire or climbs the
packs of the Willow roads on his
1S-mile journey to see the lady
of his heart. We congratulate
her.-The Wayne County CO.,
Press.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
IF You Wish to be Healthy

Keep at least window bedroom
air the three times day. That you
healthy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
CONVALESCENT

A. o. Lundquist, who was mar
ried three weeks ago, is able to
assume his duties as carpenter
and contractor soon.-The Mon
tezuma (Colo.) Journal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
Observation-Disclosures
ala MS WERS 8
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Il BY CYNTHIA GREY =
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Q-Upon which hand and finger it proper to sig
A.-The third finger o either hand
o-Kindly print an economical menu appropriate for
wedding breakfast want it to be good but not elaborate
A-sced potato cakes; hot biscuits,
honey; coffee
Dear Grey to himself
After giving your case serious thought arrive at the
me laugh when my lip is What you need wife of
the clnging vine variety You should have remained the
FoTgs' the confidence stuff If love the girl
The American girl has tired of being slave to be-
o spend as chooses 'HoUsEBoAT"
GLOW can put hoseradish that it will keep and
way
salt and cne cold vinegar bottle and
sert spoon olive oil and one of prepared mustard
Did Al Jennings, the ex-cOnvc for office of
the state of adOt or
ian, nn s of Pf e s " elections s M for governor
o-My maidenhar fern Is with a in
plant pests either the Tobacco
water in smoke.
ny party what should she nim
A.-This question trivial it sounds Emtarass
en Sverskes us all time or @ . and the agony ee
unable syllable forso,s No
ha sE. have had gCod the s boy til ,s a Mad
your time.
owil please answer the following question for me?
purchased property and received deed
the president secretary the before
notary public.
should
considered
the wish
certain. MRS. II. NJ.
Am % he valid
of least witness The public witness
but his signature a well that
larry
Q-Kindly advise columns il it is against the
law for employment agencies in this j. C. p
Alt against agency to
Naturally
from existing except the federal city bureaus.
Miss Grey maintains office hours each Wednes-
day from II a. m. to p. when she is pleased to
meet any Times reader. On other days she replies
to questions only by mail or through her column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
COURTED in AN AUTO

COUkIED IN AN AUTO
Married-At the M. E. parson-
age last Thursday evening, Miss
Annabelle Skidder and Charles u.
Speeder. - Ehe Edgerton, Neb.,
Gazette.
Touring Player - My good
lady, the last place l stayed the
landlady wept when l left.
Landlady-Is that so. Well
I'll do no weeping, because you're
going to pay ME- in advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
Out oft

of repubican
nomination senate from Missouri
OF a knew before
Hadley "
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
BY HARRY A. SLATTERY

Secretary of the National Conservation Association
The Shields Water Power Bill now being jam
med through the senate, is charge, the most indie
feasible conservation measure that has come before
congress since the notorious Balnger Bills, which
sought to grab the natural resources of the country
for special interests. This bill will give in perpet-
uity to the water power monoposts about 60,000000
water horse power without any substantial return
to the government
It purports to give grant for so years. but by
jokered section it gives perpetual franchise,
and in fact practically all the language of this
important section of the bill was taken verbatim
from an amendment by Rome G.. Brown we'll
known water power lobbyist and attorney.
This bill grants to private corporations the right
to dam the navigabe streams of the country, to inn
prove navigation and develop water power there
from.
The passage of this measure will make it possible
for the great power interests of this country to add
to their grab bag the remaining water powers in
public ownership.
In a recent report by the Department of Agricul-
ture it pointed out that l6 groups of power cor
porations control 2,226,O00 water horse power
or nearly 30 per cent of the total water power used
In public service operation; and i'll addition control
100000 steam horse power, giving them total Of
63s6000 horse power which is IS per cent of all the
public service power developed
1t is at the time most significant that this of
fetal investigation found that these few groups
OF water-power interests are holding undeveloped
at this moment water-pOwer to the amount of H.
100000 of horse power.
This Shields measure appears to have been
drawn especially in the interest of this monopo-
lstic group of power grabbers.
The bill, it has been drafted gives water power
interests the best of it at every turn For instance
they given the right to CONDEMN OR TAKE
ANY LANDS PUBLIC OR PRIVATE, THAT
THEY CHOOSE, and the measure embodies techn
cal legal delays between the violator of govern
ment permit and any executive investment
Unless the public awakens to the significance
Of this legislation it may be too late to save
the enormously valuable water power resources
granted away forever and for nothing by this
measure
Most of the great resources like COAL OIL and tim
Der, have gone into the hands of a few powerful
monOpolstc interests and the average man is ''pay-
ing the piper" The United States government still
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

Miss Grey maintains office hours each Wcdnes-
day from II a. to p. m. when she is pleased to
meet any Times reader On other days she replies
to questions only by mail or through her column.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

Q-Kndly advise in columns If it is not against the
employment in this j.
Alt is against the law employment
positions Naturally this would them
from existing, the federal and city bureaus.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

Odd AL Jennings, the ex-convict ever run for
governor of the state of Washington Oregon? l.
Al Jennings a candidate for prosecuting IA
Oklahoma, of Oklahoma. Later he candidate 70
Of the same state. He lost i'm both elections.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

Gen. Logan circle, Ladies Of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06
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SOFT SNAPS q
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-03-06

A.-sliced oranges; fried chicken; potato cakes
honey; coffee.
The sun., 1916-12-10
$50 WOmen's Silk Umbrellas
Special $3.65
Leather Novelties
Practically Answer the Gift Question

Scores of the smartest novelties imaginable, gifts
for men and gifts for women, are ready in the Leather
Goods Section. If the question of what to give per-
plexes, glance at these practical suggestions. Qualities,
styles and prices commend them to your favor.
Hand Bags. 81. so to $3.50 ; Collar Bags....5 soc to s2!s5
Strap Books. 5000 to $l8.95 Tie Holders. 81 90 to $5.95
Toilet Cases. So. IS to $3.50 Brief Cases. =. 81. 95 to Sill so
Jewel Boxes. ST. to SLABS Flasks-.,... S4.s to $ll.5O
Also
Velvet & Silk Bags, Steel Beaded Bags,
Ground Floor
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The Stationery Section
Will Solve Many a Gift Problem

Novel as we'll as prac-
tical gifts; accessories for
the writing desk and IL
brary table that add a
smart and artistic touch
to their ever-convenient
utilities.
The sun., 1916-12-10
Monogram Stationery

Monogram Stationery
1t is not too late to order
an artistic monogram and
have it stamped on a beauti-
full gift box Of Writing Paper.
Dies very reasonably priced.
Writing Paper in
Christnras Cabinets
Children's beautiful Gift
Boxes at 10c, zoe and Csc;
Gift Cabinets for grown-ups
at Csc, SOC, Use, $1.00 and
up to $1,000.
Visiting Cards
Orders will be accepted
all week for the engraving
of new plates or for printing
cards from your own plate.
Deliveries guaranteed and
orders accepted for any class
of engraving, to be executed
before Christmas.
The sun., 1916-12-10

Book Ends
Brass, bronze, black glass
and numerous metals in
nearly a hundred designs
from $3.50 to $65.OO a pair.
Greeting Cards
Orders for Individual
Greeting Cards will be ac-
ceptcd all week for the late
corners. Deliveries on or
before December 22nd. We
would urge immediate sclec-
ton.
Waterman Fountain
Pens
The Ideal Waterman Pens
need no introduction. You
will find an endless variety
here. Prices $3.50 to $500.
Lord &: Taylor
Inrincible Fountain Pens
$l.OO
Floor
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Handkerchief
Always on Holiday Gift Lists

And those who know the
completeness and the choiccness
of the Lord & Taylor assort-
ments always purchase such
Handkerchiefs here.
This season, dainty novelties
galore are featured as we'll as
every staple style and at
especially attractive prices.
Exquisite Gift Handkcrchiefs
imported novelties, adorned
with hand embroideries or rare
laces, $3.50 to $500.
Soc each
Linen with Ito in. hem.
Linen, assorted hens.
Tape and cord borders.
Hand embroidered corners.
Madeira embroidered.
French novelty embroidered
Madeira, hand scalloped.
Novelty Glove Handker-
chiefs.
: Dainty Glove Handker-
u, chiefs, exquisitely hand
embroidered. -
$l.0O each
Armenian lace edged.
Applique medallion corners.
Colored roll borders.
Colored hand embroidery.
Appenzell hand embroidery.
French novelty borders in
color effects.
unA Einoy
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NeckUear
Lovely for Christmas Gifts

Exquisite Real Lace Neckwear in rare and
beautiful Carrickamacross, Point Venise, Duchess, Rose
Point and Filet, at especially attractive prices ranging
from $S.95 to $4,000.
Hand embroidered Neckwear-guimpes, vestees, collars
INK .>I.oVt u $ZS.oV
Silk Net Spangled Scarfs .................. $500 to $751; 90
Chiffon Scarfs-Aoral patterned. .............. ST. to $4.95
Crepe de Chine Scarfs. S2.5
Ostrich Feather Boas-black and light colors. .$5.s5 to $3.50
Marabout Boas and Capes .$2.25, 1895 and $7!s5
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WOmen's Velour Cloth Coats
With Fur Collars

AT the Special Price S3S.OO
Copied from an "Alba" model, of distinctly smart
style, these handsome garments are fashioned of superior
quality Velour Cloth in
african Bro,on, Balsam Green, Tdupe,
Burgundy, Plum and Black
lined throughout with peau de cygne and warmly
interlined. Huge collar and deep cuffs are of French
Seal dyed coney) or silver coney.
Women's Winter Coats,-with or without fur collars in
the fabrics and styles that have won Fashions approval.
Goats of Genuine Irish Woolens. ................... $40. so
Goats of Velour Cloth $29. 80
Goats of Cut Bolivia Cloth. $685.
Goats OF BOLIVIA Cloth. .$40.UO
And a varied assortment Of finer coats, rsnsing, from 5000
IN &Ioo ~
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NegIigees
Make Delightful Gifts

Simply fascinating, this season, the Lord & Taylor
collection of Boudoir Apparel, with its wealth of pic.
turesque models in every imaginable color and favored
material. Negligees cozy and comfortable. Negligees
dainty and exquisite. Negligees simple or elaborate
with laces and fur.
All at especially attractive prices for the holiday
demands.
Albatross and Wool Crepe Neslsees, sa.s5, A.s5. So to :ls.75
CORDUROY Longing Robes. 1885. $4.s5, S5.95, s7.95 to $3.50
Zenana Rob-. $Z2.5O to $IS.5O
waterfall Velvet Kooes. *S0VVt 10 Q
Shifon velvet Kooes. .. c:"0 q
Satin Boudoir Slippers and Mules ............$s $500 to $i2!75
Boudoir Caps. soc to 1875
Second Floor
Silk PetticOats
Gifts-Both Pretty and Practical
Smart ones for street wear-dainty ones for dancing.
As "frilly'' and fetching as any woman could wish.
And this year, when useful gifts are more than ever
favored, the news of these economies is unusually in
teresting.
Chanoeable Ta4eta Crepe de Chine Pettic0ats
Ie'''coa.s Pink and white in two very
-. , eIas,;c :, model with deem pretty models, with ribbon
hcmstitched Aounces, the seal banded net Aounces, rosebud
Hoped ruRRe finished with triple .:uu.d ,d.., .c. aor,...
rows Of tiny pleatings. """@N 49,
Satin Dancing Skirts,
1885, 1896, 81 IS and $8.75
Washable satins, white Or flesh in charming new models,
the aounces elaborate with wide hlct laces, Georgette and lace
combined, or rufAed with fine shadow laces; many ribbon and
Second Floor
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A Superb Collection Of
Evening Wraps-Reduced

Copies Of imported models, luxurious garments of chifo
vclvcts, silk pushes, silk velours and brocadcs; gorgeous lining
and rich fus add to their elegance.
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$l.00 each
lace edged.
Gold JeWeLry
In Brilliant Array

What more helpful to. the holiday shopper than this
little list Of gift suggestions! The beauty Of the de-
signs, the perfection of the workmanship will endure,
Tor these artistic novelties are of solid gold.
The sun., 1916-12-10
Csc each

Irish linen hemstitched
tape and cord borders.
Hand embroidered corners.
Linen, bordcrs in colors. =.
Linen, colorcd centres.
Colored roll edges.
ScahoPed, CORNERS cmbroid-
cred.
Batiste, st. Gall embroidered.
Linen Glove Handkerchief,
hand embroidered or lace
Scdgcd. +
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Serviceable quality silks in
an elastic top model with deep
hcmstitched Aounces, the seal
Hoped rufne finished with triple
rows Of tiny pleatings.
Special 1895
The sun., 1916-12-10

Sheer linen, hand hem
stitched.
Hand embroidered corners.
lalenciennes lace edged.
Madeira embroidered.
Colored hand embroidered
corners. :.
Glove Handkerchiefs, COL
orcd novelty effects.
CyOu
The sun., 1916-12-10

Gifts That Are Always Welcome
Few gifts are as acceptable and appropriate, none
more practical than those of Gloves.
At Special Prices
Women's Grey Mocha Gk0ues-prix seam sewn, Of soft
warm Mocha feathers, with smart spear point backs. A air$l.65
Women's Duplex Cloth Gloues-two-clasp, pique sewn;
IN olack, white, tan, grey, brown, pongee, biscuit, chamois and
Boys Tan Cape Gl0pes-several shades of tan capeskin;
pr1 seam sewn and Paris point embroidered A pair......$l 81
Boys Grey Mocha GloUes-pique sewn and Paris point
embroidered. A pail. 49,. 81 IS
Boys Washable Cape Gloues-tan shades; pi1 seam
sewn with spear point backs. A pair. ............: $3.50
Ground Floor
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Silk Umbrellas
Two Special Holiday Offerings in
Durable and Sn1artly Mounted
Umbrellas for Men and Women
Special $5.95

Special $S.S5
Heavy Levantine Silk, excellent frames and eight ribs. These
Umbrellas are correct in every detail. Handles are in a variety
of desirable woods, artistically mounted with sterling silver,
"a karat gold and other appropriate effects. The limited guam
tiy makes an early selection advisable.
$50 Women's Silk Umbrellas
Special $3.65
All Silk Tafeta and All Silk Serge, eight rib Paragon frames.
Case and tassel to match. The newest designs in handles, in
Guiding hooks, knobs, long silver handles engine turned, Bakelite,
leather loop, sterling silver rings and thumb handles. The exccp-
tonaly low price of these Umbrellas will make it necessary to
purchase early in order to secure a selection.
Ground Floor
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A Christmas Luxury
For Your Own Endowment

II you never nave realized the complete satisfaction That comes with
aemar e &c De,ore Christmas. relieved Of eleventh hour hurry, may we
suggest u you indulge yourself for once in that Holiday luxurv. Come
to the store THIS WEEK, when assortments are II the heish;t o. ~
pe'eness MAKE your selections NOW and speed your Gifts with their
messages of cheer. You will then have DAYS remaining Tor ,e,.n. ~
temptation of the approaching Christmas and the happv s,ni6e.nee 81
tho SC ION ~ "e~" VI
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Second Floor
Silk PetticOats

Crepe de Chine PetticOats
Pink and white in two very
pretty models, with ribbon
banded net Aounces, rosebud
trimmed or deep lace Aounees
The sun., 1916-12-10

In the new green and white effects, these are engraved an.
engine turned designs, chaste and beautiful or quite elaborate
Ground Floor
The sun., 1916-12-10
Christmas Is So Near in the Toy Shop
You Can Almost Hear the Jingle of the Renders Merry Bell.
'peCIaI WV ! OVcr PIedteu TIC
Satin Dancing Skirfs,
e3.95, s. sos, 5 .95 and $6.75

For surely you believe in the Reindeer,
away up in Santa Claus Northland, stamping
their hoofs and shaking their Winter coats,
eager to be of on their joyous journey over
the Christmas housetops.
Humpty Dumpty ,................. SOC to $1,000
Electric Automobiles. ...............$ $500 to $500
Electric Train Outfits. ..............$2 .75 to $4,000
Svins and Rocking Horses. .......... salts to $2l.50
The sun., 1916-12-10

Ground Floor
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24

The Nash Motors Co., of Baltimore
has been incorporated with capital
stock of s24 ,999, 500. ~ 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
TYPOGRAPHICAL
CHART MADE OF
KALAKAUA AVE.
City Engineer Maps Bumps
and Ruts; Advises Motor
Drivers to Keep Off

Next time an automobilist starts
for Kalakaua avenue II would be well
to stop at the city engineers office
in the Mcintyre building and consult
number OF charts there.
They show in outline the bumps
from Ena road to the entrance to
Kapiolani park BY careful work the
autoist may be able to draw a chart
showing a route that will skip all the
bumps. The city engineer has. He
says: After spending several hun.
dred dollars in surveys and day or
so in study Of these charts / have
found way TO avoid all the bumps.
Keep off Kalakaua ayenue!" Hi
Seriously, the charts were prepar-
ed as part Of the plans and specified
tions for the improvement Of the ave-
nue.. They show the amount OF exca-
walton that contractor who under
takes the work Will have to do and
are made for the guidance of pros
pectfve bidders. The eight pages,
each as large as a dining-table top,
are covered with diagrams OF cross
sections of the avenue, taken every
so feet.
Contractors taking out plans and
specifications for the work on the
avenue viii have to deposit $50 as a
guarantee for their safe return.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
NO CITY MONEY
NEEDED TO BUY
YOUNG ELEPHANT

Not one cent win ever come from
the city treasury for the purchase of
the elephant to be housed in Kapio-
lani park. " @
That is Supervisor Ben Hollinger's
reply to Joseph Lightfoot's remarks
that the city would probably have to
pay for the animal eventually. The
purchase money has been raised by
private subscription Hollinger says.
Eight firms have promised $3.50
apiece and another $1,000 has been
raised by small subscriptions, says
Hollinger. 1t takes action of the di-
rectors Of the corporations to appro-
pirate the amount and he is waiting
until they have all acted before max
ing the list public. Seven of them
have given their approval to the
promise of their officers and the 9TH
er one is expected to act within a
few days.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-08-24
.HOLLINGER WANTS
|. GARDEN TO Send
IN RESIGNATION
Supervisor Objects to Deputy
City Attorney Holding Office
in Utilities Beard

Appointment Of w T. Garden. dep
uty city attorney, to the public utili-
ties commission does not please some
OF the supervisors They ~ay That the
interests Of the city and of the com
mission may conflict at some time.
Some of them even GO so far as to in
sinuate that this is the reason for
Gardens appointment. =, U.s.. -.
Il am going ~ call for Garden s
resignation from one position or the
other at the next meeting of the
board" said Supervisor Ben Holhnger
this morning. Il intended to bring II
up at the meeting Tuesday night, but
l. slipped my mind" ~
Supervisor Arnold called attention
10 Gardens activities before the COM
mission few months ago, when the
amendments to the Rapid 1ranist
Company's franchise were Inder con-
sideration. "EIe fought the commits
sion at every STEP" he said. He had
to in order to preserve the city's
rights. Tho governor has not yet re-
ported the amen linens back to the
commission. Suppose the matter
comes up again What gill Garden do
tlen?" ~...-... ..... "
Iiollinger and Arnold both pointed
out the possibility Of Gardens ap-
pointment having been made SO az 10
remove thorn In the side of the con-
mission and the transit company: :