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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
Denies Rumor
of Invasion of
Cant us Domain

Nahft0 f-rebS LeuHcu WIre.D
+, MEX1CAL1, Mex, via Calexico,
CAL, Sept. 19.-Gov. Estaban
Cantu. head of the government of
Lower California, today officially
discredited reports from San
Diego that Carranza soldiers were
modified near Gusymas for aD
advance on Cantu's territory.
The following official state
ment was issued from Col. Can
tu's offices today:
Governor Cantu has no news
whatever OF the so-called expedi-
ton. His relations with the gen.
eral government are good as pos
sible. He is under the impression
that the reports we're forged Iiy
enemies of the Mexican govern
ment, who intend to arouse mis-
understanding between Gen. Car
rama and Col. Cantu. Two
months ago, the same reports
were circulated. These were de-
MED by Gen. Cbregon, secretary
OF war"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

PASADENA, Cal. Sept. ia
man and girl here intend to
marry and live on faith and eight
dollars a week.
Rev. Paul j. Goodwin, 20-year-
old pastor, and Ruth Ball, his
fiancee. are the ones who are
planning this adventure against
the high cost-of living.
They firmly believe that a
great love and their trust in re-
ligion will help them to success
in the venture.
I'VE all know that preachers
salary is not large" added Good
win, "but neither are his needs.
We will have cosy little par
sonage hid amid the trees, and
no landlord will bother US, so we
ought to be able to meet all other
requirements on eight dollars a
week. We love God, not the
worlds luxuries. and therefore
our needs will be small"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
MARTIAL Law
IN Sacramento

land were about to rush three
negro saloons when the police and
the provost guard interfered.
Despite the foiling of their at
tempt last night, the soldiers
maintain they will get" the
negroes and a clash is imminent.
Three members Of the Fifth
were severely beaten up by
negroes Sunday night when they
refused to cease dancing with
white girls in dance resort.
The soldiers say they were rid
,iculed and sneered at by the
negroes until they lust had to
scrap" 'a''
The negro saloons are closed
and as special precaution to
quell a riot a couple of machine
guns are conveniently near.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
VILLA ESCAPES
TO OLD HAUNTS

mander at chihuahua City, fears
to use the men recruited from
northern Mexico against Villa,
as they invariably desert.
Military men here declare that
all northern Mexico Is now at the
mercy of the bandit leader. They
point out that the city is the
strongest military fortress in the
north and that 1t was defended by
heavy artillery and garrison of
Z 900 men.
Scores If refugees from Chi
huahua City arrived in Juarez last
night, bringing first hand ac-
counts of the attack and confirm
les meager reports from the Will
istas over-ran the city and left it
at their leisure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

large scale to the railroads of the
United States. This aid is to be
worked out along lines recon-
mended by the special joint COM
mittee recently created by con-
gress at the instant of Senator
Newlands, and the lines most like
ly to be followed, in the judgment
of President Wilson are, (a) the
elimination Of the present system
of regulation by state commissions
with their varying regulations and
placing the whole railway system
under control of the federal In
terstate Commerce Commission;
(b) re-financing the roads in such
a way that the abuses of frenzied
finance may be corrected, but at
the same time money provided for
adequately providing improve
ments and extensions.
r. These policies are regarded as
supplemental to the enactments in
the interest of labor which have
characterized the recent congress.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
MURDER MAY ALSO BE
CHARGED TO SWINDLERS

lers this afternoon.
1t is possible a charge of MUIR
der may be added to the crimes
for which members of the gang
are held. Frank r. Brown, alias
Wilson, who Is said to have kill
ed Frank Hughes Turner of Tex
arkan, Ark, in Colorado last
June, is believed to be a member
of the gang.
The arrest of Grace Butler,
alias Grace Israel, in Philadelphia
late yesterday, adds another TO
the list of suspects held.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
Fight Awful
Battle, Then
Hike Again

Omitted Press Leased Wfre.)
NEW BRAUNFELS, Tex, Sept.
1.-THE 1000 national guards
men engaged in the 85-mile bike
from Fort Sam Houston to Austin,
today, resumed their northward
marsh despite the fact they had
just emerged from one of the
most terrific battles ever fought
on Texas soil.
When the 10000 men under
Brig. Gen. Henry A. Greene ap-
preached this town late yesterday,
they found it held by 1000 men
under Brig. Gen. 8. l.. T. Richard
son, which had marched by a
more direct route.
There ensued a sham battle
that for noise and excitement was
nearly the real thing.
Artillery, machine gun and rifle
fire echoed through the town for
hours. ft4
Gen. Funston, who witnessed
the maneuvers with his staff, pro-
nounced them a technical success.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
TWO DIE IN
GUN FIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10
The list of dead from the latest
outbreak in the Latin quarter may
today total three, for o. II. Rat
to, advertising manager of L'Ital-
ian Daily News, and Jose Diaz are
both near death in local hospitals.
The trouble which occurred last
night was the result OF dispute
over gambling and the ensuing
pistol battle resulted in the kill
ing of Pietro Ducreat and the
wounding of a policeman, Harry
Smith, as we'll as Ratio and Diaz.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
WILL CELEBRATE
JEWISH NEW YEAR

Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish
New Year, and Shabbas Teshubah,
the Sabbath Of Repentance, will
be celebrated Wednesday evening,
September 81, at Temple Beth
Israel, with ira A. Sanders Off
ciating. Yom Kippur will be OBJ
served Friday evening, September
30, and on the following Friday
evening, October 6, the Day Of
Atonement will be observed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
WILSON READY FOR
BRISKER CAMPAIGN

tunlted Press Leased Wfrel
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Sept. 10.
-tAboard the presidents special
train. )-There is to be more po-
litical noise at Shadow Lawn from
now on.
Several big Jersey days" sew
eral set open house" days at
Shadow Lawn for woman suffrage
workers, numerous porch speeches
In which the president will up
hold democracy's record Of the
past four years and an occasional
sally into surrounding states by
the presidential party will be
some OF the heavy artillery I'M
limbered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
QUEEN WILHELMINA
READY TO RESIST

united Press Leased WIre.)
THE HAGUE, Sept. 19.-Queen
Wilhelmina struck a warlike note
in her speech at the opening Of
parliament today.
She told parliament that i'm
portant steps to strengthen the
Dutch forces to resist any attack
on the country's neutrality are
being taken and that the supply
of war materials and munitions is
growing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
Omitted Press Leased wire.)

Ell PASO, Tex, Sept. 10. -
With six automobile loatds of am
munition captured from the ar
senal on the attack on Chihuahua
City Saturday and with more than
1000 recruits from the Carranza
ranks added to his forces, Pancho
Villa today is reported fleeing
back into the Businesses Of Santa
Clara canyon.
De facto government troops
from Chihuahua have abandoned
the chase of the "fox of the Ser
ras." In the meantime new troops
from Monterey and other points
south are being rushed north TO
take up the trail of the bandits.
Gen. Trevino, CarranZa COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
May Jail
City Dads
For a Debt

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10. -
VIII Mayor James Rolph, jr., and
the Is members of the board of
supervisors have to go to jail for
a city debt?
Supervisor Walsh stated today
that this may be possible, as the
officials are cited to appear be-
fore Superior Judge Seawell Fri
day to show why they are not
guilty of contempt of court for
disobeying a writ of mandate or
dering the city to pay $4,000 in
judgments for city taxes unlaw-
fully levied in 1908.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
COMMERCIAL CLUB
MEETINGS PLANNED

ANACORTES, Sept. 19.-Ar-
rangements for the second annual
meeting of the Washington Fed
Grafton of Commercial Organiza-
tions, to be held here October s
and 6, are almost complete, The
meetings will be held in the new
Elks' building.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-Mrs. Re-
gina s. Klipper, wealthy Phila-
delphia widow who is said to have
been victimized and afterward
kidnapped by blackmailers. suppos-
ed to be under arrest here, arriv-
ed about 10 o'clock.
She was taken Immediately to
the office of Hinton G. Clabaugh,
federal investigator.
Officials are preparing to ar
raign the supposed society swind-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
Wife Will
Repay Bank
Losses Says

CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-"I shall
work until every dollar is paid
and then |. too, shall die"
That was what Mrs. Joseph
Tuna said today after she had
recovered from the shock OF hear
ing that her husband had commit
ted suicide yesterday when a run
on his private bank here brought
him near financial ruin.
Tuna had a loan Of 10000
out and failure to collect 1t, made
1t impossible for him to pay his
depositors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
PLAN TO OBSERVE
FIRE DAY OCT. 9

Tacoma Fire Insurance Agents,
at a luncheon at the Tacoma hotel
Monday listened to talks by Fire
Marshal H. G.. Chantler and Chief
c. e. Carlson on observance of
Fire Prevention Day." Oct. 8,
and adopted new constitution
and bylaws, with an ethical code
for insurance agents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
MAY BOOST PHONE
RATES IN SPOKANE

SPOKANE, Sept. 19. - The
stats public service commission
yQttyrday decided that the Pa
cific Telegraph & Telephone COM
pany's rates in Spokane do not
show a reasonable rate of return,
and exchange rates may have to
be increased.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
PUYALLUP CLUB
OUTLINES WORK

PUYALLUP. Sept. 19.-The
Puyallup Commercial club last
night outlined plans for the years
work, including resumption of the
weekly luncheons, establishment
of ladies' night, and equipment
of two handball courts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

This is the first dispatch to pass
the Anglo-French censorship at
Athens showing that the allies
are not pleased with the new
Greek foreign minister.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

UNITED Press Leased Wire.)
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept.
10.-The negro section sof 3
Sacramento is practically I'M
der martial law today follow
ing an attempt last night by
members of the Fifth CaIifOr-
Ma infantry to avenge the
beating administered three of
their members at the hands
of a gang of negroes Sunday
night.
A provost guard is maintained
and no soldiers allowed to enter
the "colored zone"
The timely arrival of the police
and a company of the Fifth pre-
vented a clash late last night.
Four hundred soldiers were con-
near the negro section
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
DON'T LIKE
|CARAPANOS


VUnIted Preas LEAKED WIre.1
ATHENS, Sept. 19.-Foreign
Minister Carapanos has received
the congratulatory visits of all the
diplomats in Athens, except those
of the allies.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
BUFFET. $3.50

Solid oak, mission style
Buffet, top 22x42 inches,
bevel plate mirror with shelf
above, fumed finish.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

BUFFET, $3.50
Colonial style. pictured, best
quartered oak in waxed golden
finish, top 19x42-in., bevel
plate mirror, plush lined silver
drawer.
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BUFFET, $4,000

-Quarter-sawed oak, mission
style, waxed golden finish,
plank top 20x46 In, bevel
plate mirror.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19

CABINET $500
China Cabinet, style OF
cut, quarter sawed oak in
waxed golden finish, bent
glass door and ends, large
mirror in back.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
CABINET. $4,000

Mission style China Cabi-
net, quartered oak in fumed
finish, quartered oak back
panel.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-09-19
BUFFET. $3.50

Mission style, quartered
oak, in waxed golden and
fumed finishes, top 20x40
inches, beveled mirror.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
IA OPINION De LAS COLONIA5
INGLESAS

LONDRES. plcicmhre 2S,-M. ".
!. Massey, primer mlnlSu'o q" Nue.
"a Ir;auda. h&H!a"do On Hornchurt'
IN aicho:
rs nuestEo ceoef @! "e con''nuaf
INST" cue e. poaeF "e 7.ehah!" ga
deStrUIoo Y SUS eJercltoS aTFoJadoS
mas ala dc Il LrontefaS. Entonces
sci" soIamente c""n"" el momento
de ha9lar tie Ia Paz maya iiesado. 10
ho puedo haoIar cor autoF'o"d dc Ia
not2 del preSldente Wilson, pero usS-
pUeS e !" que ha acohtec'"o mast"
~preSidentc de los hstados UnId"S,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29

PARIS Diriamhra 0S-T-no soio
,r.,.ia, 9, =, mt, dol nr.sida,-a Wn-
SON sa sido becha duroptc las sesio-
aes ,rhricas da n C5mara VI Pc
,a,.5e1 5iny-,do sociaIisra nor -, ca
,r,.r+o ,lo1 Con, bo avnros,ao J.,
,:n;,. - o,. 40, ,o., ob1.r,r;o .,
,r,... I...m7.,. =
I:..~' i. - $50. H. ...a
..:
"' -o9 'er,-os pa" ''S "
"'lSs9 Ce
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wa illus sSVS >'t,''oS pC' H'5
So' '''sS1' -0S = - Ns''',S' 'I>','',''
; Po' CUE I'D poU''"'"oS ';'''>,',o los 81
S~o'aPIoHeteF :" Ses"I''"" "e' P"lS'
N~e"'.IhUe's "e>eS "e A'S''" HOS Hi"
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
Ell EMBROLLO CENTRIC AMERI-
CANO g. . 5000. E. .....

WASHINGTON, Dicicmhre dc
I9l6.-Segir despachos rccibidos dc
San .Iost. Costa kica, via Panama,
e! doctor Daniel c. NaraS, de Lcoa.
Nicaragua. rcpreSentante dc Nlcar"-
gua ante 81 Tribunal de Justicia Cen
tro Americana. ha sido destituido De
su cargo por ordea de 81 gobierno.
No Sc ha nombrado Su substitute,
y en- los c~irculos politicos Sc dice que
Nicaragua probablemente no nombra
ri 4 orro para cue Ia ~repreSentc en- c!
Tribunal de Justicia Centre America
no. q no ser que Ia influences del go
bierno de Washington Ia haga desis-
tir de esos p~ropositos.
Personals prominentes en- las clnco
Rcpublicas centric amcricanas han de
clarado que no Green possible que eL
gobierno de Washington InteMte obi
gar 4 Nicaragua 4 que envic un &c.
presentante. Ellos diccn que los Es-
tados UnidoS al apoyar a Nicaragua
contra IL decision del Tribunal en- los
casos de Costa RIGA : San Salvador
contra Nicaragua sobre el tratado
Bryant hamorro acerca de los dere-
chos del canal nicaragiiense. sc han
eolocado del lado del gobierno dc
Nanagua.
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Los socialists son los inicOs que han hec1o menci0n
lie IA nOta de Wilson en- Ia Carnara FranCesa
mo hay TENOR de que los neutrales siembren la confusion
en- Ell espiitu de los soldados de la rep1blca"
Noticias suplementarias del gran c~onflicto europeo

sido perdidos q consequence de los
riesgos de Ia guerra. Al comenzar
IA guerra, Ia Gran Bretana. tenia tres
mil seisciertos vapores, cue represcn
taDan 100000 goo de toneladas. Las
pGrdidas son por 10 mismo. de Goce
por cicn,o en- numero de once por
ciento de tonelaje, 10 que hace un
POGO menos De un medic por ciento
cada mes.
e. ya!or de los cargamentos per
diGos eS de un cuarenta Y nucve por
ciento. Sir Norman agrega: Tn Bio
oueo que nos hace perGcr diez cheli-
mes por cada Glen libras esterlinas,
no podra nun2a rcducirnos II ham
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
LA OBRA DE LOS SUBMARINES

LONDRES. Diciembre 2S.-En el
peri6dico maritime Fair Flay" sir
Norman Hill sccretario de los sindi-
catos de armadoces de Liverpool. en-
pone los cfectos de Ia campana de los
alemancs sobre cl concrete mariti-
mo ingles : termina asi:
En- veintisiete mescs de guerra,
dcsde el mes dc agcGto de 1914 has
n 81 mes de Octubre dc 1915. cuatro-
cientos treinta Y cinco vaporeS de mas
de 1000 toneladas. representando
IN total de l.744,O00 toneladas, han
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
EN- LA I.IGA MARTINA FRAN
CESA

PARIS. D;ciembre 2S.-N. Mile
rand ha presidida uHa reunion de Ia
Llsa martina f~rancesa. IN su dis
curse. hizo resaltar Ia ~proSpe!a 81
;uaci6n tinanciera dc Ia sociedad, '
lindio un homemade a los >ocioS mucr
los por Ia patria. Entire los a~SistcateS
Sc crcontraban N. MarchaHd, prcsi-
dcnte de Ia LIZA martina bra$iIc4a
y los almirantcs BcSson, Touchari :
Bay!c.
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tro-americanas para que apOyaran
csc fallo.
Fl Ministro de RelaciOnes Extcrio-
res de Nicaragua cnyio cntonces una
nota n Tribunal dindole . conocer
que Nicaragua Sc reservaba cl deere
che de no acatar cua!Cuicra de sus
fallos en- cualquicr tempo.
BESIDE eHtonces Nicaragua Sc IA
hia manteaido eXpcctanJe, y no he
bia hcchc absolul&mente NADIA hast4
ahora que h. mandado a rerirar = 81
Miaisiro ALI. e. senior Daniel G.. Ma
vas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
LOS DUELOS EN- FRANCIA

PARIS. Diciembrc 2S.-Los test
Cos del diputado AdriIn Weber y del
capit;.n Charles Tisscyrc, han firma.
10 una declaration afirmando que
IN drelo entire francr$cS en- ticmpos
dc guerra, soria IN trimcn de- lcSa pa-
tria. En- consecuencia, q dHe!o h2
s:io ah2ndonado.
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Ell tribunal Sc disolvera

En- vista de que este cS un hecho
les Estados Unidos no pueden i~nsistir
en- u el Tribunal de Ju<ticia conti-
nue.. Sc espera que el Tribunal Sc di-
solvera dentro de breve.
Sc ha corrido Ell rumor, basado en-
information semi-oficial, que el juez
Daniel G. Navas sera nom5rado Sc
cretario de Obras Publicas en- el Ga
binete de Emiliano Chamorro, GUAM
DO tome possession de Ia P~residencia
de Nicaragua cl primero de Enero de
1911.
La primcra noticia acerc2 de Ia cri
sis en- el Tribunal dc Justicia Centre
Americana Sc supo on este pals e. y
de Julio. En- eSa tecna $ predijo Ia
decision del Tribunal en- contra de
Nicaragua en- las diSputas sobre el
tratado Bryan-Chamorro.
Nicaragua Sc MEGA a acatar ell fallo
Cuando Nicaragua Sc neg5 4 AGA
tar ell fallo del Tribunal, los ~jueccs,
con exception del senior Daniel G.
Navas, apelaron . las potenciaS cen
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REVIST.A DE LA PRENSA
Viene de la 30.

que Ia Europa ha sido teaJro deSde
.Ag0sto de 1911.
"Esta es la opinion de todas las
nacioncs de Ia Entente" tai y como
10 demuestran categ6ricamente les
decIaraciones de ". Aristidc5 BRAND,
de Sonnino Y del conscjo imperia! de
Russia"
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Una Iecci6n objetiva

Los amcricanos que apoyan los "tr;
bunales de paz mundial' Y ligas para
.sobligar a mantener Ia paz" puedcn
raj vez mirar la situaci0n centric
americana con d~esprecio por parecer
insignificante, pero nc es aS. Puedc
encontrar ALI campo para practi-
car.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-29
FOCH CONDECORADO

PARIS. Diciem0rc 2S.-El gene
ral Foch., comaudartc del %rupo &c
eJrrcitos del Norte, h. rrcihiGo IN
me!alla militar.
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TDICIONES DE I.tI0

Las mil Y I'M nCrlaS . &. o.. . .
Las IardeS de Ia grania. =.
iTCniO> lie $CrInid. ..
virginia t. ID -dunrclla rrl>Iiana. . 0,
RI mndG Y Sis diyisIOnc>. -.
;uuO ads. -. . 80
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iNENTtEAS NJ BUFFALO ELL.
a ~ CrntalUS cada iOmOl.

FL pruflnahCr dc lTmbaS.
| N EOclIr de CARNIVAL.
ri m>ltnln t. una vlhura.
FL mI>IcrIn de- las Orlrn dIpIs.
l"~rI ..IricIl.
NlaIr. I"rrpTIIirO.
| Il ionic GriEa-IadO llSiO.
IT. raClQlIc Il"gru.
II p~ru~rrlI,iu H. In montana.
Il i'Galun ain"lralliriOra.
los bchUlnUS rOIO>.
II I0mpl~i dot JucL.
Ia cSidiIIa p%arlant-.
Bdnl"l 81 u~u Y FL 0so Juan.
l..nLaLoS al abISmO.
l.luCha'nGeniu FRA, l>ddO.
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Washington cstudiando cl faiio

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20 iei senior D2Nie! w. N"','' "i'm
pro n'caragnehS'. FL SIi'oF N"'2' 81
II" DC COST" SIC VA ! no SC cS?eEA
que So !" nomhre SUBSTITUTE.
Fl Tribunal dc .Justicia Centre
Americana. es nueStra propia cxpc
riencia en- ia question dc una pa
mundia'. "e Iuhuo pc! ]" ~"''"S"'.'
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The Cordova daily times., 1916-05-27
IS KATALLA COAL FIELDS TO OPEN?


 Many Atskans in Juneau very much interested in the that there again possibility of running railroad from the coast to the Boring coal fields
 One item stated that Clark Davis plans road 23 miles from Controller Bay to the fields and another says that the government E seriously considering building from Corlov to the coal fields, about 60 miles.
 The Kataa district s probably the greatest boncyard in Alaska of broken hopes. There is many Alaskan who prospective millionaire when the Guggcnhcs and the Bu- outfit and the Clark Davis people and the English Sd picked Kaaa for the terminus for the Boring river coal fields and for the oil fields.
 Property changed hands at large advances and everyone anxious to get in on the ground floor When the blight of national politics changed the industrial map many rcmancd knowing the value of the in that ccton but wear after year they have been dropping off until but few main And somehow the announcement that the Boring coal fields may be tapped from directions does much enthusiasm. The Od-tmcrs have heard the cry of wolf often that they will not believe until road is actually constructed and begins hauling coal There is inn mediate prospect of any rush to KaaIIa vicinity just yet, from Juneau any other part of Aaskamrau Dispatch