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Evening star., 1930-12-11

"a Silk Crepe de Chine
Blouses, white with colored trim.
Sizes 8 to II. Were 60 or
more. Friday only. :. %G'~O
(1O) An-WOOI Sweaters, origi-
Ta,G., nsily sass a.s,,, and $685. $1.95
(5) AIl-WoOI Coats, interlined
and trimmed with fur. Brown
and wine. Sizes 10 to IL.
Were much more. %2 or
Friday only. ........ %O'~O
(iOO) Girls An-WOOl Skirts,
bodice and hip styles. Were e.
$1.95, Friday only. ...... VA
FOURTH FLOOR
We're Discontinuing
Real Quality" Sheets!
(54l 6Sx99-in.. Sheets. on
Were $1.O9. Friday only. QUO
~ 72x90-in. Sheets. on
Were $1.O9. Friday only. QUO
(43) 72x99-in. Sheets. Q0
Were $1.19. FridAg only. O0C
(8) 81 X 106 . in. Sheets. O.
Were $1.39. Friday only. :. 4
THIRD FLOOR.
Toy Bargains.
(15) Topsy-Turvy Autos. Orig
inally 98c. FIR d ay .0E~
only .................
~ Photographs. Orig o.
inally $1.95. Friday only ~O~
(29) ChiIdren's Books. 40
Originally CSC. Friday ~~
(2) Velo ipedes. @1 or
Originally $3.50. Fri. %As~O
(2) Velo cipedea CT 40
Originally $295. Fri. ~A~
az School Bags. Orig AQr
inally 98c. Fridav only.
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Smart Winter Goats
Reducedl

(12) W0men'S and Misses
Goats, black and brown broad
cloth with rich fur collars and
cuffs. Sizes IA to 20 and SO to a.
Originally $25 to C11 or
$39.75. Friday only " 4sOO
(6) WOmen's and Misses Goats,
black broadcloth, with big stand
ing collars and large. cuffs of
smart fur. One size IA, and 40 to
A. Originally $39.75 and C10
$49.75. Friday only. VIZ
(5) Women's Black BroadcIoth
Coats, exquisitely fur trimmed.
Sizes ~ to A. Origi- GOO En
nally $3.50. Friday %&HsOV
(3) RainprOof Tweed Coats,
lined with gabardine. Sizes IA to
lS. Were $25. FRI Gil OF
day only :. ......... %A Loo
- az Fur Fabric Goats, tan or
grey fleecy wool fabrics. Sizes
IA and 16. Originally Go En
$3.50. Friday only W AGsOV
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Home Gifts Reduced
25oo and More!


~ Library Table, with butt
walnut top; origt-
nally $22.5O. FRIDAY S1205
(2) MOhair Fireside Chairs,
as is; originally &2A 7E
$3.50. Friday. %~'~
~ jacquard Velour Fireside
Chair, from a beautiful suite;
9rt Sr,dsn sinally ally ss2'5O' $3.50
90 Radio Smoking Stands,
copper-lined humidor.
Originally $12.95. Fri co EO
day %~'OO
~ Mahogany Top Sewing Ia
bic, with f1uted legs and stretch
: er; Originally S1O.05
wi Ij Boudoir Chair, blue glazed
chintz; originally G1G E0
$22.50. Friday only % AO'OV
(2) BOudOir Chairs, uphol-
stored in sateen; orig
inally $ls.s5. Friday 30 or
(5) Sewing Cabinets, Martha
Washington style; red mahogany;
ginally $19.75. C1A EO
Friday only ......, y S44.OO
(17) Card Tables, queen de
Luxe Luxe; originally Gi,yl, 1895. $3.50
a. Shoe Box, covered in blue
corduroy; originally S2 2S
$3.50. Friday only. %O"GO
(6) Telephone Table, minus
chairs. Were $3.50 to GO 40
$3.50. Friday only. @Gs1O
FIFTH FLOOR
BlOuSes and SUeaters
for Holiday Wear!
(7) SILK BLOUSES, white,
eggshell and pastel shades. Were
originally $5.75. Friday CT OF
only ............... " A'~S
(16) Wool Sweaters, slip-over
styles. Were $1.95 to $3.95.
an1v y r d ay 59c to $2.97
CD Jersey Cardigan Sweaters,
pastel shades; sizes "a.
Were 1895. Friday S1.69
~ Red Leather Jacket, all
wool lining. Size 16. Slightly
soiled. Was $l6.50. CT or
Friday only ...... %S'~O
(9) Two piece Flannel Suits,
black and navy. Were CT OF
S10.75. Friday only. %s"OO
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Juniors, Don't Pass Up
These RdrRninSI

(40) Wool Frocks, smart one
and two piece affairs Of jersey
or all-wool fabrics. Trimmed
with white pique or buttons.
Black, green, brown and wine.
Originally S5.95. Fri %2 OK
day only ........... %~'OO
1851 Smart FrOcks, of canton
crepe and satin. Tunic and pep
luIn models with clever details
and collars and cuffs. CE Or
Were S7.95. Friday only %O'OO
(20D Coats, broadcloths an d
rugged tweeds with big fur shawl
or semi-shawl collars. Black,
green and brown. Were GO 7E
SIS. Friday only. -. %O'SO
Cd Black Coats with luxurious
collars and cuffs. Were Go
S29.75 to s35. Friday. x
(2) Astrakhan Cloth Jackets,
were $19.75. Fri G1N QE
da only ......... SA7sOO
SE JOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Uniforms, House
Frocks and Aprons at
S0LjInVS!

Savings!
(l9( White POpIin Uniforms,
soiied; broken sizes; originally
$2.95 to $4.95. Friday %1 20
only ............".s "
(42) Waist Aprons, white or.
gandie or lawn; originally 2O~
s9c to $I.o0. Friday only Wv
1907 Daytime FrOcks, of cotton
prints; soiled; originally 00~
$l.95. Friday only. ..... Wv
THIRD FLOOR
JeuUelry Bargains
(31O pcs.) Novelty Costume
Jewelry, including pearls neck
laces, Russian necklaces, barpinS
and fancy colored chokers. 1Or
Were 81. Friday only.
Manufactured.
al pcs.) Tear Drop Necklaces
and Bracelets, in crystal and
colors. Were 81. Friday E0~
only ..................
(S5) Mantel Clocks, made by
Sessions and New Haven Clock
Cos. Mahogany or walnut cases.
Were $12.95 to $24.95. OEQ
Friday-reduced. ....... 400
$500 pcs.) TOppers. automatic
style, gold plated. Were 2Oc
$l.00. Friday only.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Pick Up a Gift Among
These SiIUerlUnre
Bargains

IA Sets) VIM. Rogers Soup
Spoons, silver plated; % sets)
VIM. Rogers dessert spoons; 6
Sets) VIM. Rogers table forks; Il
set) silver-plated salts and pep
pers; (2) pewter coffee pots; ID
plated sandwich tray. G1 7E
Were $3.50. Friday. W AssO
40 Prs.) Sterling Salts and
Peppers, Cd silver-plated Reed
and Barton coffee pot; Cd silver
plated steak set.. Were 60
S2.95 to $3.50. Friday only %S
(3) 26-Pc. Sets of Silver plated
Tableware, ID sugar and cream
er, gold plated; Q) modernistic
salt and pepper, silver c.
plated. Were SO. Friday only W.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Stationery Bargains
for Friday Selling!

(21O Pcs.) Writing Paper, In
slightly soiled boxes, novelty ash
trays, memo books and many
other articles. Originally o.
35c to 75c. Friday only. G~~
(172 Pcs.) Note Books, FOli0s,
Smoking Stands, Writing Paper
with soiled boxes. Origi- E0~
nally 81. Friday only, :. OVS
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Wash Goods for
Thrifty Shoppers!

(l,OOO > Yds.) Cotton Prints,
suitable for house frocks a n d
children's school dresses; 36
inches wide. Were 49c and 10c
soc. Friday only, I'd. -. 49,
(1,5OO Yds.) Printed Ray0n Flat
Crepes, tweed, floral and geo.
metric effects. Were 68c 00~
yard, Friday only ...... S~~
$500 Yds.) Printed RayOn
Crepe, attractive dot and tweed
effects; 80 inches wide. AOc
Were 9Sc. Friday only. ~~
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
'3$1O.75 Knitted
Suits. S7.95

This years models taken from
regular stock and reduced for
Friday selling. Two and three
piece styles in brown, tan, navy,
red and green. Sizes IA to 20.
(3O) Silk a n d Wool Sports
FrOcks. Orig in ally Cd 90
$l075. Friday only. %1'S~
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Gift Linens Greatly
Reduced

(SO) Buffet and Vanity Sets,
Of linen with colored scalloped
edges. Were S9c. Friday 2Oc
only
1) Madeira Banquet Cloth,
72x90; slightly Soiled. Was
s111 ss2,SO. Friday .$14.95
(137 Yds.) Linen Glass Towel
ing, red checked. Was 90
34c yd. Friday only. yard 6AN
(D Irish Linen Damask Cloth,
70x90, slightly soiled. &C lE
Was $9.75. Friday. %OO
(2) CoIOred Linen Dinner Sets,
TOXIC cloth and 6 napkins; gold
color. Were $l0.95. &C or
Friday only ......... ~Vs~~
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
rs Inexpensive
Dresses. $5.69

Dresses originally from our
1914 racks! Included are crepes,
satins and travel prints-many
showing new peplum and tunic
lines. Sizes IA % 20.
INEXPENSIVE SHOP
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
GiUe the Home a
Rug for Xmas

ia Yds.) Velvet Stair Carpet,
a. inches wide; plain green.
Originally $s.25. Fri 50. 10
day only ........... AZ
(1O Yds.) Velvet Stair Carpet,
a. inches wide; floral designs.
Originally $1.s5. Fri 81 20
day only .......... ~A'~~
(I) S6xS6 Radio Make Axmin-
Bter Rug, originally $7.95. a.
ROxbury Velvet, 36x6S, originally
$1o.95; slightly i'm G6 M
perfect s....s...se.ss
(e) Royal Trewan and Victor
Wool wilton Rugs, size Okla.
Persian and Oriental designs.
Originally SIS and $3.50. @ES
Friday only ............
(3) MarmOn Administer Rugs,
size s.Sx10.6. origi- GIG 50
naIly $29.95. Friday % AO'OV
(3) 6x9 Royal Victor and
Trewan Wilton Rugs, coz
originally $45. Friday. %GO
~ Asks Royal Trewan Will
ton Rug, originally $40 TX
$3.50. Friday only % 1850
(15O Yds.) Felt-base Remnants,
21a to 5 yards in length. Origi-
nally ACC and sec. Fri O7~
day only ............... SN
GAO So. Yds.) Inlaid Limo
Ieum Remnants. originally $1.50
to $2.65. Friday only, 90
square yard ........... O~~
go So. Yds.) Cork LinoIeum,
was $1.95 So. yd. Friday, EOo
square yard ..,......... OOO
(1) 9x12 Wsstchester Velvet
Rug, originally Co7 En
$4950. Friday only %OS sOV
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
. Remnants of Trim
n1inRs, IOc to Sl.OO

Nets. tulles, chiffons, lingerie
laces and all-over laces. n to 2
yards long. Many dainty gifts
can be made from them.
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Ribbon Remnants
19c En.

Metallics, satins, taffetas, gros-
grains and moires, l TO 2 yards
long. Good colors.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

Buy Your Gift for the
Home Here!
(37) Cigarette Boxes, Ash Tray
Sets and OdOrIess Ash Receivers;
originally $l.00. Friday 0On
only
(23) Bird Cage Stands, Ovens,
White Porcelain CuSpidors and
Hardwood Bread Boards; origi-
nally CSC to $2.19. Fri AOo
day only ............. ~~
(2) Ash Trays, orig
inslly s2.sS. Friday S1.95
(2) Porcelain Table Tops, size
25x4O1z inches; origi-
nally $3.50. Friday S1.05
(s) 3-Burner Griswold Gas
Plates, were s6.75. S2.40
Il Pr Black JAndirons, origi-
naIly nl sS's5. Friday S3.05
SIXTH FLOOR
Gifts for the Real Boy!
(sl Cowboy Suits, size 4 years;
originally S3.95 to GO Oh
$9.95. Friday only. @Zs0F
(18) Suits. including Fireman,
Cowboy. Indian and Traffic ON
Ger: originally $1.65 to o.
S2.e5. Friday only. ..... O7C
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Books
Originally
Soc to $500
25c

Books for adults as
well as children-in-
cluding many of the lat
est detective stories! In
good condition.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
$1.O0 to $1.95
Framed
Pictures
ACC

A wide assortment of
subjects and sizes-all
beautifully framed. You
can end many gift prob
lems-and save substan-
TALLY.
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
CorSets and
CorsetIeffes!

(32) GIrales and COrsetIettes,
many with firm inner belts. Were
:l.ss. :l.ss FRIDAY s9S S9c and $1.39
(Ss) GirdIes and COrsetIettes
Of firm, heavy elastic and bro
cade, some semi-step-in styles.
Corsetlettes with or without in
ner belts. Were $2.79. G1 90
Friday only ......... $A'O~
(52) Double Net Cup Form
Brassieres, with ribbon shoulder
straps. Blue, green and
eggshell. Were $1.00. Fri CO.
day only .'..'.:..........s =. N~~
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Another Special Purchase! All-Silk
4O-Inch Washable Flat Crepe, Yard

5000 yards of firm, closely fat crepe-sn excellent
quality for dresses bOuse lOsng paamas, lingerie and chill
drens frOcks Sixty cOlOrncdng white, black, navy
eral shades of brown, bright and pasteIs.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

Gifts for Infants at
Savings!
az Infants Flannel and Chin
chiIIa Goats, sizes 2
and 8. Were $7.95. Cd or
(3) Flannel and BrOadcIoth
Coats, sizes and 8.
Were $1o.5o. Friday S5 Or
(I4) Boys Tweed and Novelty
Coats, tailored; with or without
belted back. Sizes to A.
Were $5.s5. Friday S3 or
(I9) RayOn indies, vest and
bloomer styles; sizes to IA.
Were $500. Friday 81 %
(24) Germania ChinchiIIa Hats
and Tams. Were $1.5s. ST %
Friday only .........
FOURTH FLOOR.
Children's Heavy
UnderuUedr Reduced!
(5D CHILDRENS UNION
SUITS, wool mixed: short and
long sleeve styles. Girlsasizes, IL
to 16; boys sizes, 16 to IS. Orig
inally $3.50 and $3.50. CT co
Friday only ...... 4sO~
(69) Boys Union Shits, grey
wool and cotton mixed. Broken
sizes. Originally $3.50 or
and $l95. Friday only. ~~S
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Glue Her a Fur Coat!
Or Fox Scarf!

III Silver Mushrat, with badger
collar; size 49,, origi-.
nAlly $3.50: Friday &1E0
only ."...S..a...s..-.
~ SandaIwoOd CaracuI Goat,
size SO; originally COZ E0
4i05; Friday only. %~ sOV
az Beige Fox Scarf, origi-
nally $3.50; Friday &EQ II
only ..............
(2) Beige Fox Scarfs,
originally $59.T5; Friday @AE
only
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
20 Misses
Polo
Coats
Regularly $3.50
1895

OF soft, warm polo
cloth in the natural
shade. Smartly tailored
with a wide belt and
jaunty standing collar.
Sizes IL to 20.
SECOND FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Soc Toiletries, 2Sc
It's Not Too Late to
Make Giff~I

ATt OOO0S H0n E|T-ce!
Dozens of stamped piccc5, in
Guiding dining and bed room
sets, dresser 'scarfs and vanity
sets, women'S and children's
dresses, pictures, and sash cur
tains; were soc to 1 p,.:c@
81. Now. ........ z AAS
Embroidered Models, If you are
rushed, may be purchased at "
price! Aprons, lunch sets, pillow
cases, dresses and crib spreads;
were soc to IS. ! Price
Now ............. z AA~~
THIRD FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Smart WooIens NoO
Cuf in Pricei

NuC IN ETICe!
(6Osk Yds.l Silk a d Wool
Travel Tweed, 40 inches wide; in
tan, brown and dark red combi-
nation. Was S2.95 Ct GE
yd. Friday only, yard y A'OO
(64 Yds.) 27-ln. ChsIIie, light
nd dark backgrounds. En-
Was 69c yard. Friday only JUG
(59$s YdS.) Coating, wool
mixed; black only; 81 inches
wide. Was CSC yard. CEr
Friday, yard. ........... VIZ
(182s Yds.) Coating, all wool;
81 inches wide; black and bur-
gundie. Was $2.sS 60 10
yard. Friday. yard. %Es AZ
(I6A Yds.) ChinchiIIa Coat
ings, 81 inches wide: seal, garnet
and scarlet. Was $3.50. CO 90
Friday only ......... %OsOO
THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

25S Pcs.) Notions, including
rubber tea aprons, rubberized
household aprons, luncheon sets
ana card table covers. Originally
1oc to $1.50. Friday 20
only QUO
(ZZ Pcs.) Notions, sliRhtlv
mussed shadow skirts, sanitarv
belts, boomers, girdles and bras
sieres. Originally $l.75 and @1
$3.50. Friday only. .. II
THIRD FLOOR.
SOC TOiletries, Csc
Bath salts, cornpacts. creams
and manicure sets in leather
cases! Some splendid gift sug-
gestions.
STREET FLOOR.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

(1O) Hand TOOAed Steerh1di
Bags; were $3.50. Cd or
Friday only. y.......s... W ~S
(4) Steerhide Bags; CT E0
were SO. Friday only " '~V
(s5) Leather Bags; @1 &C
were $1.95. Friday only W ~e
(75) Bags; were 81. CO.
Friday only. ...........: Wv
STREET FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11

0uy HOtto0y NuTtutUS
at Reduced Prices!
(39) Sample Curtains, ORA
peries and Panels; one-of-a-kind
styles; all colors; slightly soiled.
Sr'si9oily o ss lsol yriday si,SS Csc to 81
(l25 prs.) Ruined Curtains,
cream voile with touches Of
color; originally $3.50
and t2.06. Friday Ct %
Zee yda.j Rug Fringe. Bullion
fringe; originally 20c and D.
26c. Friday, yard. ........ ~
C2) imported Tapestry wall
Panels, also Imported Couch
Covers; slightly soiled: originally
$17.50 and $27.50. Fri %10
day only ..............: va
(75 yds.) Remnants store ve-
Iour and Fringe Valancing, vari-
GUS colors; originally csc to $1.25
yard. Friday o n i y, 10c
yard ...............
(27 yds.) Striped Denim, 80
inches wide; originally 90~
SI.25. Friday only, yard ~V~
(S) Purple Felt, 70 inches wide:
originally s2.75. Fri 81 2S
day only y............
Is yds.) Striped Linen Frieze,
so inches wide; tan and green;
originally $3.50. Fri "a S0
day only, yard. ...... R
FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Women's and Misses Dresses
s1S'sC 33;s;"a''' $6'9S

(25) Dresses taken right stokI Crepe chiffon
and satin models all this styles and coed eOors; black
brow green and red.
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Wonen's Shoes, Originally 81. so to $12.5
S1.95-S2.85-S4.85

outstanding
ChidenS
only one or two pairs Of style oxds high shoes and 80 AS
SECOND
Evening star., 1930-12-11

(1o) Beaded Bags; were %E
97.95. Friday only. ......... Y~
(S) Lovely Beaded Bags,
were $40. Friday CT IN
only .............s x"
(9) Beaded Bags, exquisitely
done; DONE were we're sl'' $3.50
(12) Steerhide Hand fooled
Bags; were S.. Friday 60 or
only ....,............ ~A'~
Evening star., 1930-12-11

~ Atwater Kent, Model
a., 9-tube set; dynamic
speaker in console cabinet;
or1g ally
s.47;so; s.g 11s;v Fri $3.50
(S) RCA RadiOla 1O3
Speakers, origi n ally @E
$l7.5O. Friday only. %O
(8) Utah Dynamic Speak
ers; originally $22.50. c.
Friday only ......., W.
(2) Atwater Kent, Model
40, E speaker; originally
$1I1.75. Friday CNO E0
only .......... $f0'OO
1) POoley Desk Radio
with Model 40 Atwater Kent;
originally s17s. $50 30
Friday only -. %V~s~V
FOURTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Save One-Half on
Chinese Brass Novelties

(150 Pcs.) Imported Brass
Novelties, including cigarette
boxes and dinner bells; were
81 to $1.95 E0o - G.
Friday only. -. w "
SIXTH FLOOR
Evening star., 1930-12-11

(2OO Pcs.) Imported Fancy
China-dishes, vases, ETC.; were
25c to 81. 1Eo&0 S0~
Friday only. 80.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

A busy place, where many gift prob
lems can be solved In a short time.
GIFTS for every one, priced from 2Sc
to $6.9S.
Evening star., 1930-12-11

N) RAdiOla % .- U.Cupe
0uper-heterodyne: highb oy
console: orig
'aslly s4;1!1 sisS;s0' l,15 $139.5O
IL @. r. 8. Movie Pro-
jector, motor driven; uses
16 nm. film; &A1 IN
originally $751;. %TA'~V
~ @. B. S. Movie Pro-
jectOr, hand driven, 16 nm.
+ / m; originally @0Q
$3.50 ............. %GO
~ @. r. S. Movie Camera
for 16 MN.
film; originally 600 IN
Evening star., 1930-12-11
Al-Wool Blankets, S5.95

(S) An-WOOl Fringed Auto
Robes, In practical dark COLI
orings. Size 5Sx72 inches.
v',ss, wsss 81 $500 SLIPS
(S) North Star AM-Wool
Blankets samples, slightly
soiled. Basket weave effect
in orchid, rose and blue.
Were $13.75. G10 90
Friday only. W AV"&O
(6) Imperial Edge Layer
quality art or striped ticking,
Originally $40. Friday only.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30
GRAVE CHARGES
MADE FIRE IN
COLUMBUS PRISON
WARDEN BLAMES STATE, OVER
CROWDING PENITENTIARV
TWICE CAPACITY

COLUMBUS, ", April %, 4o
Sensational charges that prison of-
ficiaIs could have saved all Of the
1913 prisoners who died i'm the Ohio
penitentiary fire. and an admission
from Warden Preston Thomas that
.no general fire precautions are
taken at the institution were read
into the record XII the board of in-
quiry
Charges that the prison officials
were lax in their consideration vi
the value Of human life were made
10y the Columbus fire chief. The
warden blamed the state for over
Icrowding the penitentiary To almost
twice its capacity
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

Ez1a ## # Hm H #z#= - %
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30
TO VIEW NEW VESSEL

Arrivals from Anchorage bring
word that a number of folks from
that city are planning to come
over To Seward for the express
purpose Of viewing the new S. S.
Aleutian, Of the A. S. S. Co., due
here May 10 on it's maiden trip.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

Barney Hagen, pioneer railroad
er and section foreman at Grand
view, Mile As, left for his section
today after spending couple of
days here on business matters
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30
WAR ON LOCUSTS

GIBRALTAR, April 20, (P-A
plague of locusts has crossed the
Straits of Gibraltar from Morocco
and the authorities are arranging
for drastic war on the pests if
the insects should cross the water
in large numbers
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30
ANOTHER ACE"

Mr.. and Mrs Noel Wien are the
proud parents Of a boy which was
born on April 4 at Virginia, Min
nesota. the Fairbanks News Miner
states.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

M. ellis has left for Mastodon
creek, in the Circle district, to
prepare the Clarence Berry work
ings for the coming season.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

Al Peel, Of The Northern, who
has been III the Anchorage hospi-
tai for a number Of days, is ex-
pected to return home Friday mite.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

The Hudson brothers, Ted and
jim, are said to have a fine look
ing cinnabar property, seven feet
wide, in the Livengood area.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

B. E. (Chub) Douglas, placer
miner on Gertrude creek, Liven-
good, will work open-cutting this
season.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30
PIANO TUNER

Dell E. Sheriff, Alaska's tuner,
will be here about May /.
Advertisement.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

Greg Stuart and son are now
engaged il raising fur At Nc
Grath.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

LATEST STYLES IN REED &
COOK LEATHER BAGS.
The Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-30

Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh
Candies at SyIvia's.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEWTON, Mass, December 25.-A
method for trisecting an arc or Of d.
viding a circle, or part Of a circle, into
any desired unit was revealed Tuesday
by Prof. Harold A. Eager, head of the
mathematics department at Boston Col
lege. George A. Hurd, Boston manu-
facturer, was credited with originating
the new method, which was completed
In collaboration with Prof. Eager.
Trisection of the arc is a problem that
has puzzled generation after generation
of students of geometry and mathe-
MATES. Bisecting an arc-cutting a
curved line into two equal parts-was
easily accomplished. Cutting the same
curved line into three equal parts proved
the stumbling block. However, various
methods were evolved.
Those methods, Prof Eager said, have
used the circle as the basis from which
to work. The method worked out by
himself and Hurd, he said, ais the only
one using the square and angle only.
He demonstrated the method by few
sweeps of the compass and the drawing
of a few lines. Eager, and Hurd are
rticent about exact proof and detail,
because they plan to have the method
copyrighted.
They assert that it has broad appli-
cation in navigation, range finding at
sea end even in astronomy.
Reiterating that the new method can
be applied to determining any unit or
an arc of circle accurately, Prof. Eager
said tfjat it was in this respect the dis
coyery was superior to previously
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-25
VAPOR SHOWN TO ABSORB HEAT
OF DIFFERENT TYPE THAN LIQUID
Benzene Test Also Shows More Energetic Nature OF
Former Element After Years Research.

paratus made by DIR. E. M. McAlister,
1ow of the Smithsonian Institution, who
was professor of physics here last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-25
AMERICAN FAR NORTH
CELEBRATES IN DARK
Whites and EskimoS Dine on Goose
and Frozen Fish in
Arctic Circle.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
POINT BARROW, Alaska, December
25.-Christmas in this northernmost
point Of Alaska was being celebrated in
darkness today by feast and weird
dancing that will continue far into the
night.
School children gave a program in
the little white church here last night,
and gifts of frozen fish and Eskimo
clothing were exchanged The mission
gave each person a package Of assorted
presents. All children received a small
toy and a big bag Of candy and nuts.
! The feast for the natives today con-
sisted mainly of Eskimo ice cream, ;"
made by whipping to a froth reindeer
tallow. seal oil and whale blubber.
Whale flesh, frozen meats and fish
rounded out the menu. About 400 Es-
kimos gathered here for the festivities
The whites, about 1872 in all, assem-
bled at the new manse to exchange
gifts and enjoy o wild goose dinner.
The village Is. enjoying practically a
24.hour Christmas radio program from
ali parts of the world. Reception OF
programs from European stations Is ex-
ceedingly good.