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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
Duqan Wa Refagee.

Eddie Dugan. brother of the famous While Duean and at ono time one oi tho most popular and successful jock. eyes at tbe Emeryyille track, Oakland, has returned to San Francisco, accom- panied by Mrs Dugan Dugan made hurried departure from the war zone of Russia, and had an exciting eXper' fence in making his way to Hong kong to take tho steamship for Amor. ica.
 The little rider has been canpaign- ing on the Russian tracks for lhe past two seasons with his brother aud was meeting with much success when the strife put sudden end to the turf ac' tivltles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
-. sI.N.r. lor oona1

it"N1 Fi"t ie
 comI in substentlatiop Of Che leaer8i claims chat the conduct Of orgauizoa baseball ia in violation of Che anti. trust laws it Is aworn that hQllpiay. ers held under Tho national agreement have been exchanged for dogs.
 Mordecai Brown, former White Sox and later Red pitcher now with the Federals, recltes one specific instance where Joe Cantlnion traded player for bulldog
 Another instance of a similar ex- change is alleged with reference to Q pitcher named Hopper who it ia now claimed. Roger Brosnanhan traded to Richard Kinselio for Q blrddog.
 Bresnnhan has since denied the lat ter story
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
ftNrnev w6P H0NoRs.

Paris millinors gleelully assert that German copyiais VII not pnrloin their gashion designs this year end German chemists boast that many frenchmen have suddenly turned white haired for lack Of German hair dye. Thus the hoDors Of war lie uneasy -lNew York World)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
coRpoVA PIcTuREs To
DE AT ERGO FAIR

SEATTLE Jan. 15.-Cordova and the country to the north oi lt along the Copper river is going to be brought to the intention Of visitors at the San Franclsco exposition f D A. Hese prevails upon the authorities, as he hopes. Mr. Hege is Q photographer Of Cordova, and he is on shis way to California with several thousand views. for which he ia going to seek space in tho Alaol0 building. Flo boara letters 70 che authorities fsom the Cor dova Chamber Of Commerce which he rcpresenfs and from Gov. strong
 hlr Hegg has been To the North l4 years going up first 70 the klonaikef and he eas lho drss photographer in lho Interior 50 has been esta5heheo in Cordova for considerable sima
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

wAR sloELeaTs
 Berlin couespondent o1 tae Tine Moltke Accordiug to one alolyf whm Non Klok WAS stIil mai.ine nia sensational advance in the iirat ie" weeks of the waG Yon @ol'6e was gof having him continue on to tae coagt while Che other members ol lne board oi directors voted en bloc for the moro spectacular moHe or ney.ns Von Kiuk tugn to the 5oethWard mo swoop down on Paris. The Kaiser gave the fnal decision against Won Moltke whose sidetIaoked strotesy wag thoroughly justiiIed by tho auo' seluent events. According to the otn- CT explanation, the former chief ol staff made himself unpopular by us. ing too much lavisbness ln che awful and useless sQuandering of life dim finishing the Kalser'e troops in buying minor successes Of no great -rategicai veiue of even tactlcai value"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
Prize Rino Dots.

Prize alng Dots.
 Patsy Drouniard, the Canadian light wQigdht champion, desires to hook up in clash with Johnnie Gritiiths oi Akron
 Joe choyinski. the veteran heayy- weight who Is boxing instructor at the Pittsburgh A. c. has developed quite a string Of amateur clever scrappers.
 Jim Flynn. by knocking out s0ne Round Davis, has saved his meai iicke. for a while at least as it VIII paye the war for setting on other
 Rob McAllster the California heavy weight, is in New York, looking lof bouts Several other California box era aye expected to take up their Tesi. dencg n 6otham now that toe rins game ec5 5een '5d ln gaesF aol15
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

The war in Europe has been in pro- gress over five months but neither the Germans nor the Allies. accord- ing to the opinion of the military ob- servers can claim 8 decided adyan. age Both sides have met with re- verses. and while the most advanced positions are held by the armies Of the Kaiser, 1t is claimed In London that the German advance is, for the time being, at standstin The Rus sians have swept away the Ausuians steadily backwards along the South ern GaheIau railway and out of the Northern foothills of the Carpathions according to reitered reports from the theatre of war. The remarkable thing which has upset all the calculations of outside observers, is the energy and general activity with which the often esiye operations of the European ar- mics have been maintained during the winter months, even in the frozen areas of Poland
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

PARIs.-one of Gen. Joffre's staff says that tho commander has not read Q newspaper since the war began. that he does not drink or smoke, and writes no letters except brief notes to his wife and sister
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
SP0L IFS
aitnhls U le.InLna.

Willie Rtche hos begun ualpIng fey hls bout wh addie Weleh n New York on Fepruarg 9 The match W.li he at catch welghts
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22
Elrsf Honor Eor Tar.

l-ifat HQHof TOT df'
 Gnrdon Crandall of Providence bas been chosen captain of the football team of tue battleship Nebraska, and another navy tradition has been broS- en. He is the first enlisted man ever made captain of any athletic team in the navy Crandaii was the all-star choice for left halfback last season in the navy
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

LONDON The American relief commission IS obliged to have peas cooked before distributing them to the Belgions. When they were issued raw the Belgians hoarded them for future planting.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR sALE-one No. s, common Ser vice bob sled. Ono rubbor-tired ear rloge. also one heavy Studebaker Wa gon. Enquire Mrs. Berrys store 3rd & Franklin. l-2O.ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

HOUSE FOR RENV-Tour rooms with bath. completely furnished. Ap. ply Box l7S, City l-l8-ti.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RENT-Moderate, well furnish ed apartment four room and bath ali new, on Main st. at Sixth See Robt. Scott Caro building. i-i5.5t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR Restaurant eountcr 1i feet long, cheap. Second hand im
 nituro bought sold and exchanged. Universal Repair Shop, 825.27 Frank. lln l-l8-lm.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

F0R. sALE.-Ono 12foot row boat. Brand new and cheap. Inquire of Mrs. Geo. Passaner near Ganteen. tt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

Noel Buxton. member Of the Eng fish parliament. who toured Che Bal- kans in Che interest of the establish ment of Balkan alliance, says that despite the wonderful rally or the Serbs which resulted in their big ylc- tory over lhe Ausrians. sergia cannot hope to withstand Austria indefinite fv
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

LoNDoN-second Lieutenant Cyril AsQulth. of the Queens Westmins- ters, son Of Premier 9Asquith, who en. listed early in December has filed a request with the War Office to be sent to the front with the noxt contingent,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

The German arrest of Cardinal Mer cier of Belgium who is imprisoned in the archbishop's palace, was to to the publication oi his letter stating that the Belglans do not owe tho Invaders obedience
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

TWO FURNISHED HOUSES to rent Enquire 8irs. Montgomery Da. yis. Cor 9th and Seward. tL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

LOST-Cordon Setter pup, slightly lame in left hind les; S25 reward for return. Marion Goldstein. 1-1S-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RHNT.-Four room house on Kennedy street near 9th. Phone Sl2 or 842. D. R. Jaeger 1-9-tg
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RENT.-Large. nicely furnish. ed room with bomd 3l0 Franklin street Cor Fourth Ave. mo-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

DO you want a nice large steam. neated room with hot and cold water laYatory for S15 per month. See Or phoum aolaI I-l0-tL
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RENT-Large nicely furnish ed room. Alaska Steam Laundry 10.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

The London Daily Chronicle prints an article ln which lt claims that Aus tria.Hungary is aolldly united in sup port Of war and believes in the nli- mate victory of its armies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

ghe Berlin Tageblatt claims that the greltest number of new troops tho Allies can put into the Western thea. Ire is l,250.00O.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RENT. - TwoToom furnished house. Inquire Krigboum, House No. G on Willoughby ave. l-l9,li
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

Herbert Corey writes an article in the Globe that hotel food prices in Berlin. London and New York arc about on parity
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

WANTED-A competent maid for general house work. Apply to Mrs. Dayelor Thane. l-8.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

BoULoGNE.-n St. omer 25 miles behind the front, is military hospital conducted exclusively by English and French women. All the surgeons, nurses. and orderlies are women. All wounded soldiers, whether French, British or German, are treated wlth- out distinction.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR RENT Modern flat. four rooms and bath. ]. Goldstein 1l2l ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

Since the beginning Of the war pric. es Of meat in London has increased 15 pc. cent, flour 20 per cent, coal 70 per cent and fish 300 per cent
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR sALE-Furnimro for house D. D. Nun. phone i04 1-16-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

WANTED Gasoline engine and auto mechanic seeks employment Box 16l Treadweil
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

cargoeg of American food, clothing and medical supplies already delivered to Belgium, or in transit or arranged for amount to more than S14.ooO,ooO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

FOR sALE-A National cash rogia. or. Inquire s6 st. Ann's avenue. Doug. las l2-9.tt
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

BE SURE Co read N g. Bean's e5r. on page yin save ToH ropey M
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-01-22

olAssiFleo AoN
 WANTED. Gasoline engine and auto mechanic seeks employment. Box l5l, Treadweii.
 WANTED-A competent maid for general house work. Apply to Mrs, Dayeler Thane. i-8.tl.
 FOR RENT - TwoToom furnished house. InQuire Krisboum, House No. G. on Willoughby ave. 1-l9.l.
 FOR RENT. -Four room house on Kennedy street near 9th. Phone Sl2 or S42. p. R. Jaeger. l-9.tl
 FOR RENT-Large. nicely furnish. ed room with bord 3l0 Franklin street Cor Fourth Ave. mo-
 FOR RENT - Modern flat. four rooms and bath. ], Goldstein D 2l ti ] FOR RENT-Modorate. well furnish. ed apartment four room and bath ali new. on Main St at Sixth. See Robt Scott caro building. i-i5.5t.
 FOR RENT-Large nicely furnish | ed room. Alaska Steam Laundry l0tl
 HOUSE FOR RENV.-Four rooms with bath, completely furnished. Ap. | ply Box 173, City l-l9.ti-
 FOR sALE-0ne No. 5, common Ger. vice bob sled, Ono rubbor-tired ear rloge. also one heavy Studebaker Wa gon. Enquire Mrs. Bery's store 5rd x Franklin. 1-2O.tf
 FOR SALE Restaurant counter 14 feet long, cheap. Second hand fm nit0re bought sold and exchanged. Universal Repair Shop, 825.27 Frank Tin. l-ls-lm.
 T. Aah aaAtaAa AA sNttNtFtttt Nit.'" tNlht- or Inquire S6 st. Ann's avenue. Doug. las. 12-8.tf.
 FOR sALE-Fumimro for house. ID D. Muir, phone i04 l-l6-ti FOR sALE.-Ono 12.foot row boat Brand new and cheap. Inquire Of Mrs. Geo Passaner near Ganteen. tt LOST-Gordon Setter pup, slightly lame in left hind leg; S25 reward for return. Marion Goldstein. I-lS-6t. ! TWO FURNISHED HOUSES to rent Enquire 6irs. Montgomery Da. gla. Cor eth and Seward. tL
 DO you want a nice large, steam. neated room with hot and cold water lavatory for S15 per month. See Or ] ohnun EfdiHi I-20-tL
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
No sc Cobra va la Quota
Extraordinaria.

La administrator de Correos d
csta ciudad, recibio aver un ofici
de Ia Direction General del Ramo
Ia cual dispone que dele lie cobrar
Sc en- las o~ficinas p~ostales america
mas Ia Quota eXtraordinaria gu.
IN venido ~aplicandose 4 las CORES
pondencias procedentes de Mexico
que vienen franqueadas o estam
piIIas de las d~iferentes faccione
cue luchan en- nuestro pals, Y gu,
no cstan reconocidas por Ia 'Uni6l
Postal Universal.
Ademas, por acuerdo de la mis-
ma Direction general de Correos
Sc subsanara ell nal que eXistia pc.
el retardo en- la entrega de los en-
DIAZ-CUATRO
vios postales de Mexico. De hoy Ell
adelante, las cartas y paquctes Sc
ran ertregadas inmcd.atamente de.
pues de haber sido recibidas en- la.
oficinas americans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
Diaz Lombardo decIara imprescriptibIe la
responsabiidad de los autores
del "Cuartelazo'

que Sc celebren en- el extranjero por
~mexicanos o por sociedades mexica~
mas 0 extranjeras con relaci6n a bic
mes que Sc encuentren en- el terri
torio nacional, requieren para 81 va
lidez, la aprobaci0n del executive e.
cue Ia podra conceder cuando los
~interesados comprueben que no es-
tan c~omprendidos entire los auto
res, completes 0 encubridores del
cuartelazo, entire los que c~oadyuva-
ron con las administrations Huerta
y CarbajaI nj entire los que actual
mente conspiran, Y siempre que Ia
enajenaci6n, Sc haga de buena fe.-
To-. e texto Sc dara a conocer a los
~gobiernos extranjeros y Sc publicara
en- aquellos paises, para evitar que
aleguen ~ignorancia los que celebren
los contracts antedichos.'
Quien ha Ianzado ell anterior de
creto' es el licenciado Miguel Diaz
Lombardo. que es el v~erdadero Eje-
cutivo en- el gobierno de Ia facci5n
villista Y quien de hecho dirije to-
dos los negocios p~oIiticos. Francis
co Villa no es sine ell Instruments de
esa politica, pues el revolucionario nj
enticnde de estos asuntos nj los en-
-endera jamas. Villa ocupa toda su
atencion en- la campana militar que
di.ijc el general Angeles contra las
fucrzas carrancistas que al mando Def
Oregon, tratan dc avanzar hacia el.
Norte.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
Ell Nitro. viIIista DR.. Luis
de la Cara Cardenas
salio para Aguas-
caIientes
El DR.. de la Cara Cardenas Sc d.
dica a los sunto del servicio
mcdico dc camPaaa.
correspondence especial para IA rRENsI

Correspondence especial para IA rItENaI
TORREON, mayo 81! docto'
Luis de Ia Cara Cardenas, que tie
ne en- ell gabinetc del 'iefe de las
operaciones" los cargos de Ministr2
lie Gobernacion, Ministro de Comu-
r~icacioues Director del ~servicio
mudico de Ia Division del Norte, sd
li6 aver para la ciudad de Aguas-
]calicntes q bordo de IN caro- espe-
cial que Francisco Villa tuyo 4 Dien
obsequiarIe para que haga los via
ies que estime ncccsarios.
Como 70 hay asuntos en- los De
partamcntos de Conformation y Co
municacioncs, que obligueu Al doc
tor de la Cara Cardenas d ateu
dcrlos debidamente, Sc dcdica a 10.
asuntos del s~ervicio mcdico de can
pana ' ha estado arrcglando hospi
tales que habran de aIojar a To-
hcridos que r~esulten de los proZi
mos combates entire las fuerZas d,
Villa Y las de Alvaro Cbreg5n.
Juan y. Medina, Jefe de las ar
mas en- esta ciudad. ha suprimido Ia
Oficina ~inspectora del Concrete que
cre6 su ~anrecesor, Macrino Marti-
nez. en- vista de que causaba perjui-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

Correspondence especial para Ia PRENsA,
CHIHUAHUA, mayo 9.-Antonio
Perez Rivera, que funje como Off
cial Mayor de Ia S~ecretaria de Re-
l~aciones del "Jefe de las ~operacio-
mes, Francisco Villa, ha mandado
publican en- Ia prenSa, cue, con fe-
cha de aver, eXpedio el "gobierno"
conveacionista un decreto sobre las
s~.guieates bases: Ia. Sc declara
imDrescriptible Ia responsibilities
penal Y civil de los a%utores, compli-
ces ' encubridores del cuartelazc, Ia
de los que c~oadyuvaron con las ad-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
INFORMATION GENERA e.
.El general costa fue Nogales a %conferen
ciar con eI Gobernador Jose Ma.
Maytorena

las fuerzas que hacen la campana Ell
el Sur del Estado, ell gobernador y
Comandante militar nombro al te,
niente ]coronel Enrique T~errazas je-
fe de las armas en- la vecina plaza.
FL teniente coronel Terrazas ha-
bia desempenado igual cargo IN ia
ciudad de- HermosiIIo, y ell coronel
Diaz de Leon fut, hace varios me.
ses jefe militar del puerto de Quay
mas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
"Se les Giarantiza la Vida en-
los Combates."

In coronel villista llamado lsldro
Vazquez, publica en- los ~periodicos L
Gales un aviso que no vacilo en- re
producer para que yea el cinismo dc
los iefes revolucionarios que tratan
de engahar al pueblo por cuanto-
mcdios les Is possible.
FL ayiso a que me refiero dice tex
tualmente: "Se solicitan voluntarios
en- el regimiento ''Nuevo Leon. Sc
les asegura Y garantiza la vida en-
los combates que Sc presenter, siem-
pre- que Sc sujeten estrictamente .
las i~nstrucciones que en- 10 ~reserva-
do Sc les ~indicaran. sosteniendose eje
cutivamente ! los ideales garantiza-
dos por Ia H. Convention r~evOlucio-
maria"
Pobres gentes las que, creyendose
de las promesas de los jefes revolu'
cionarios. a al combate SECURES
de que no perderan la vida, Y aban.
DOMAIN para siempre a i familias
que quedan despues en- cOndiciOne,
desesperantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
C-nrrcsnnndcncia rspecIaI para "a PRENsA

Correspondence especial para IA PRENSA
NOGALES, Ariz., mayo l0.-A-
yer lego a la villa frontera, pro-
cedente de los campamentos sOno-
renses de la frontera, ell general
Acosta, quien hizo su viaje a Dor
do de un tren militar acompanado
de los miembros de su Estado Ma
yor Y de una peque5a escOlta.
FL general Acosta vino a Ia veci-
ma poblaci6n con eI objeto de reel
Dir 6rdenes del gobernador del Es
tado, don Jose Maria Maytorena,
rcIativamente a las pr6Ximas ope-
raciones militares que Sc desarro-
llaran en- Ia Inca fronteriZa contra
las fuerzas del general carrancista
Plutarco Elias Gales.
Entrevistado el general Acosta,
manifesto que hasta Ia fecha no SO
ha librado ningun combate, porque
sus fuerzas Y las de Urbalejo es-
tan ~preparandose convenientemen-
te para empezar ia campana dccisI-
va contra sus enemigos; pero que
tan luego como regrese a los cam
pamentos, Sc iniciara de acuerdo
con las in~strucciones del gobern"-
dor Maytorena, la ofensiva contra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
Este hombre sc pone Caivo. "Crystolis" et
eli remedio que debe usar.

Muchos cientif!cos europeos consideran 6 "Crys
como l dcscubrtmiento mas notable del siylo.
Los jleceS de las Exposiciones dc Bruselas 8
Paris lie ot1rEaron MeGaIia de Orc. en- prenlio G
BUs neritOs, como I'm gran especifico para e,
cabello. Seioras y cabaileros nos escriben de roda,
parties comuricandonos los nagnifcos resultados
que les ha producido "Crystolis." Personals quo
establn calvas ahora sc vanaslo-ian de poseer her,
rnosos cabellos, mientras que 4 otras les In hech;
desaparecer po- complete Ia caspa y picaz6n.
81 tienc I'd. canaS prcmaturas. caspa, picc=6r,
10 que esdemas iuportancia, sise lie esta cayendt
el pclo. deseamos que I'd. pEuebe el "Cs7stolis,'
anuestro riesgo.
Lo vendeuos baio garantfa dc que no lie costars
an solo ccntavo sin6 lie da los resultados que
elegamos. Tenemos sufcicntes fondos para re.
BpalGar nuestra garantia yhenos depositado sl,M
en- un banco de esta ciudad que estamos conformef
de perder en- case de queno cumplamos nuestrs
garantia. Corte ell cupon y envfe!o por eorreo q
Creslo Laboratories. Dp.o.55 3 Binghamton
NY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

desaparecer el yeueno del icido drico
del sistema Y que de csc mOdo deja
aiviado completamente el NAL de los
rinones. vejiga reumatismo. He ali
viado va a mile, lie P~aclentes en- todas
parties del mundo, V posco testimonies
voluntarios dc ellos, alabando V reco-
mendando mis- remedies.
70 me comprometo a enyiarle a I'd.
una cantdad liberal de mi meaicina
a~bsolutameutc gratis, Y TODD 10 que
tendrd I'd. que hacer IS ~escribirme
mas lineas ddndome los nameros de
los sintomas que le aqucian. en- con-
unto con su edad, u nombre ' direc-
CON, { Embellishments le euyiart la
medicinal. Mi direction es DR. HENRY
TAYLOR Jos Transportation Bldg, CHICAGO,
Ill, u s A.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

liente Y el dc dsrle a cOnOcer al mum
DO eusero mis- marayillosos remedies.
y toda persona enferma que me es-
crjba solicitando esta gran medicina,
tambitn le enviart del TODD gratis, una
copia de mi libro mtdico iluStrado, 81
cal SC titula SALUD EN- 81 HOGAR. Este
libro d. una explicsci6n detallada de
estas Intermediates Y es el libro mas
grande de su clase que Sc ha pubHCa-
do. Tambien lie escribir6 n carta lar
ga ddndole consoles m6dicos, etc, pc
70 para poder hacer este tendrt pri-
n sramente que conocer u siutomas.
s. I'd. ha fracasado con alguns Otrs
medicinal. entonces mas raz6n tie e
para escribirme, pues aGui esta 81
~SalyaciUn.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12
MADERO COMBATIO CONTRA LAS
FUERZAS CARRANCISTAS EN- VILLA
DE SALINAS VICTORIA

Para que Raul Madero no olga cI
numero eXacto de heridos que tn
vicron sus tropas, claro es.a que fuc
muy grande.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

Todo 10 que Quiero es una
oportunidad, ' convencere a
resymujrrc enla &C
tualidad Sc eucuentren pade-
ciendo del nal de los riHOnes,
veiiga. reumatismOy SuS COM
plicaciones, segan los sinto-
mas que aqul aparecen, que
rositivamente tengO una me-
I;,;,g evcaDrioDaI Uue haCe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-12

Pasa e Ia "a. col. "a.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-20
WAIKIKI SWAMP
Draining PLAN
NOT ABANDONED
Superintendent Forbes Will Try
to Put Through Reclama-
ton Scheme

Prospects, a-e br;sht for the recla,
matiCn CT the :1sanitary swamp lands
at Waikiki and Superintendent of Pub
l!c Works Charles r. Forbes is evOlv.
inS a plan whereby the owners OF the
SWIM lands will work hanG-in hand
with :he territory for the DIR inning and
filing OF the lowlPnds near the beach
The Watkins resolution to d1uble
the $20G, 900 appropriation for reclaim
ing inSanitary land lost bat MIR.
Forbes said today that he is wording
On a Plan whereby the defeat of the
resolution will not result in the defeat
OF the project TO recl3im the Waikiki
lCwlands. He said that about $780,
Ot,I remains in the reclamation fund
and that a large part of this amount
will be expended at Waikiki. The re,
mainder Of the cost Of filing and
draining the Swamps will he borne by
the property owners benefited. 'CcOrd,
ing to FDrhes' plan.
Superintendent Forbes indicates
that his tentative pro. oSaI for the ter
ritOry and the property owners
To ri shaie and share alike on the
II c'"u' ton ST hPmp has met with ia
with sever Il ~ the swamp land
oHners and it is bette, ed that Others
VII accent :he s Ip"rirtt nd"nt's plans
readily. s;ailS or the scheme will
be- annOuns ed later