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The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-10
OFFICERS ARE
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Silver Bow Lodge Officers
 Installed Last Night by C. w. Carter

Officers for the year O. Silver Bow Lodge No. PA, l. o. O. F., were installed at Odd Fellows Hall last night by Charles W. Carter District Deputy Grand Master. He was assisted in the work by staff composed of: Rev Henry Young, P. e. M, as Grand Marshal, Charles Grewar, P. G., as Grand Warden. Sam Paul, P. G., as Grand Secre- |tary, Oscar Jensen, P G., as Grand Treasurer, and J. D. Van Alta as Grand Chaplain.
 The officers installed were:
 John Beck, Past Grand; Jas. Lar son.. Noble Grand; Louis Dyrdahl, Vice Grand Chas. w. Carter, Fir. Secy.; E. V. Brown, Rec. Secy. i; Wellman Holbrook, Treas; J. B. Dalton, Chaplain. Ernest Johnson, Warden; B. Lowell Conductor; o. oakland, R. s. N G.; S. Daniels, L. s. N. O.; E. Anderson, R. s. V. G.; M. Brandall, L. s. V. G.; M. G. Metcalf, R. 8. S.; J. w. Meyers, L. IS. S.; Geo. Grigg, Inside Guardian, and Steve Johnson, Outside Guar dian.
 After the installation there was a delightful banquet served in the dining room by Mrs. Hooker.
 The, Annual report shows the Lodge to be in healthy, thriving condition.
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saded. Craft as well as oratorical fervor marked his fight. lie re- fused the Speakers request tc name ccnferees for a joint committee, all though the House had passed the resolution granting a Philippine House of Representatives.
 He knew of the Senate cpposi- ton, and was aware that the cham Der which first submitted these names would lose possession of the bill. Tn thus holding out, ne kept the question alive, finally winning a favorable joint committee report by the slim majority of two.
 Cooper has kept a keen eye on developments in the most recent move for Philippine independence.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-10
By HERBERT PLUMMER

WASHINGTON. Jan. lO-If this Congress is called upon 10 decide whether the Philippine Islands arc to be granted their independence and it looks now as if it will great deal will be heard about Henry Allen Cooper.
 Cooper is the tall, coated Representative from Wisconsin who first came to Washington to serve in the fifty-third Congress back in 1893. His hair and beard are snow white now, for he has become the oldest member in the House in point of service as well as one of he oldest in point of years.
 He has served in every Congress but one since 1893 Tn 1918 he was defeated-the result of an attack On his war record. Cooper's physical appearance, along with his digni- fled carriage, gives him a distinc- ton that always commands atten- ton when he enters debate. And since Philippine independence lies so close to his heart, he looms as an important figure in the forth coming struggle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1930-01-10
COBB LIKES CLIPPINGS
 ABOUT TY THE YOUNGER

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 10.-Tyrus Raymond Cobb, the Augusta coupon clipper, has fallen hard for news paper clippings after all these years.
 But they're not about Cobb, the wealthy retired baseball player. They're about Ty Cobb. Jr., prom isirg tennis player at Hill prepara- tory school at Pottstown, Pa. Ty the younger is going to Princeton when he leaves Hill and Father Ty says;
 T can't say whether he is going to play football, but I do know that he is going in for tennis with a vengeance
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White Russians Get Gold
 In Japan Despite Soviet

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There were appeals, reversals and retrialS.
 Finally the Semionov faction and the Podtiagin attorneys agreed on Ia compromise, took it before the Tokyo Supreme Court and obtained an order for the payment of the money, which with interest now amounted to about l.4o0,Ooo yen.
 This order was executed and the money paid over a few hours be- fore the Soviet Embassy, swinging late into action, secured from an
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A Winning Fight
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NO!E-ooseryatlons Barrow, Eagle are naoe at 5 a. m and 8 m,
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Converted by Book

Cooper's interest in tne Finpino's fight for independence dates back to Q June afternoon of 1902 He had just come from a committee meeting called to decide whether the islands were ready for an elect cd House of Representatives. For Hong hours he had sat listening to sweeping condemnations of all Fiji pinos as savages and barbarians.
 Strolling down Pennsylvania Ave- nue from the capitol on his way home, he paused IF front of book Ishcp. He was attracted by the col crful packet of Q novel in the win dew, and asked to see it.
 It was Dr. Jose Rizal's "Noh Me Tangere," the novel which first awakened in the Filipino's soul desire for freedom from Spain. He bought the book, took it home, and read it at one sitting.
 The next day Cooper took the floor of the House He read Rizals poem, My Last Farewell writ ten just before Filipino was shot by the Spaniards for high treason. And he concluded his speech with an impassioned plea for the Fili- Epino which was both eloquent and convincing.
 A Winning Fight
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STORE HOURS

For the accommodation of the trade, this store will be open Fri day evening, January 10th. adv. B.M BEHRENDs, CO, Inc
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new White government of Russia, which was always will-o'-the-wisp dancing just ahead.
 At one time the Japanese courts ruled that the gold belonged to whatever regime was heir to the White government of 1919 at Chita.
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Weather Condition As Recorded by the U. S.
 Weather Bureau
Forecast for Juneau and yIcnity beguIng p r, tod

tonight and Saturday: moderate to fresh southeasterly winds
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
A Perfect Wife for
Modern Young Man
A Terifable Paragon Is This Mythical Young Lady, but
Thinks Hinifred Black. the Professor Has Orer-
looked That One Vital Elenrenf-Lore,
and a Professor Lists the "Virfues"
Bv wINIFRED BLACK

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tee it,
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18
Beauty AS a Gift
By JOSEPHINE ~HUDDLEsTON

Here Are Some Suggestions for Making Up Thai Chriamas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-18

DR.. Edward Cornell, Of
@0rhwe<-Srn University Medical
Srkool. stood Up the other day and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Boston ranke next to New York in
the percentage of increase in manufac-
lures for the 1882 period.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
BRILLIANT PROGRAM
FOR JUNE WEEK.
Many Notable Events Sched-
uIed This Year for An
napoIiS Graduation.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, May Ga pro-
gram of unusual br!lliancy will mark
June week" at the Naval Academy this
year, which begins on May 20 and ends
with the graduation of the first class Oh
June 5.
The first two days will be practically
holidays. Many notable events, however,
are on the program for Saturday, May
81, including a varied schedule OF attn
letic events, competitive infantry drill,
the luncheon and dinner OF the Acao.
envy graduates and the dedication OF
the new statue of Tecumseh, God of
2.50."
Replica of Modern Statue.
The statue is a replica in bronze of
the old wooden statue, formerly at the
bow of the old u. S. S. Delaware, which,
according to Naval Academy tradition,
has for years sat in Judgment as to each
midshipmans passing mark.
Through the efforts of the Naval
Academy class of 1891, headed by Rear
Admiral Richard H. Leigh, head OF the
il.-eau of Navigation, the statue has
been reproduced in bronze. 1t VIII re-
place the wooden figure, while the lat
ter will be placed in Mahan Hall, the
chief scholastic building.
The graduating class numbers Ais.
Most of these will receive commissions
as ensigns in the Navy upon gradua-
ton. Twenty-Five will be commissioned
second lieutenants in the Marine Corps
and a few, for special reasons, will leave
the Navy.
Interested in Bill
officials of the Naval Academy are
much interested in the bill just intro
duced by Representative Royal H. john
son, providing for the appropriation OF
$650,000 to erect apartments for the
use of officers detailed to the Naval
Academy.
The normal complement of officers at
the Academy is 410, of which only
about 70 can be provided quarters in
the Academy grounds. The apartments
which will be erected if Representative
Johnsons bill passes will about double
these accommodations, but leave large
number who must rent homes in An
napolis or vicinity.
If the bill passes the apartments will
be built on that portion of the Academy
grounds lying north of College Greek,
near the Postgraduate School. 1t is
possible that the Naval Academy golf
links may be taken for the purpose.