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DANCE STUDIOS

Internationally, Ballroom Dance
Physical Culture Glasses foE Women
MODERNISTtC DANCE STUDIO
Royce Hall. llth a. Tao. BR ASS
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William IL. Alger, 1851 So.
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Austin o. Peterson, 4502 No.
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PAINT MANUFACTURERS

Expert Inside Finish. Papering
c. DAHL d CO.
1l22 Court D BR 1872
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ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS

A REAL DISCOVERY
Ben s Buckmaster Special Mixture
a46ia Tacoma Ave Best Results
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Investment Trusts
RANK CLEARrNGs

BANK CLEARINGS
Seattle - clearings $3.50. 05s. 40:
balances ss.4se. 6s7.es: transactions
SIS. les. 10000.
Portland clearings $5.523. 27s.-
30; balances 81 $50, OCT .o5.
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DAIRY STORES
DANCE oRCHEsTRAs

Dairy Products. Lunches Groceries
ELLES's DAIRY STORE
2ise So X 81 Main 2o7s
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ENEMA

Specialists. Pee Delivery
CARLSON'S YAKIMA DRUG co
1905 SO. Yakima Ave. GA O400
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Complete Floral Service
HARRISON FLORIST
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

Painting - Papering - Decorating
Work Guaranteed TERMS
Modern Painting d Decorating Co.
2526 SO. Yakima MA 9646
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BUu.DING CONTRACTOR

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JOHN n MARKER CO
Ilif Court ID MA Also
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Tacoma's Finest Golf Course
HIGHLAND GOLF CLUB
No. 18th and Pearl PR 96l9
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sand Gravel Cement
HOLROYD CO. INC.
SCAT So Washington GA 1000
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Excavating and Grading
HARRISON BROS. co.
225 Wakefield DIR. MA. Obs
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CABINET WORKS
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ROLLERS AND TANKS

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DRUG STORES

Designing -Alter-Remodeling
ELIZABETH DE AARIS
Dos No I'd MA 1892
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CHIMNEY CLEANERS

Expert Chimney & Furnace Cleaning
Guaranteed Work Free Estimates
HENRY @. ROBBINS
47o5 so. Warner GA OO62
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RUBBER STAMPS
RUG MANUFACTURERS
SCHOOLS FOR BOYS

High school course for boys, accredit-
ed by state and northwestern
associations
BELLARMINE COLLEGE
$500 So. Washington PR 4040
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STOKERS
STORE EQUIPMENT

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ENGINEERS-MECHANICAL

J. W. BAINBRIDGE
civil Engineer. Surveyor
1891 SO. i2th PR 1918
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Manufacturer OF Tanks Heating
Boilers and Stacks
Nelson Boiler & Tank Co Inc.
1901 Ia d St Main siia
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GARAGE STORAGE
Open Day and Night Repairing
RIALTO GARAGE
GOT Market St. Broadway 1888
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BIUF PRINTING

Blue Frtnts phDtosfatic Prints
EuElnssfs' a I)Yaftusns Supplies
GRAHAM nLuE PRINT CO
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1902 So i2th PR 22s5
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Susan B. Anthonv's
Courage Lauded in
Rites al Statue
Pittmon and Romspeek
Extoll liberotor
OfWomen

A tribute to the courage. intelli-
gence and brilliance Of the outstand-
ing woman Of the age" was paid last
night by Senator Key Pittman Of
Nevada at commemoration services
for Susan B. Anthony on the 119th
anniversary Of her birth.
Delegates from more than 40 wom-
ems organizations joined with the
National Woman's Party. sponsor Of
the ceremony, in laying wreaths at
the base Of the statue Of the pioneer
for woman suffrage in the crypt Of
the Capitol.
Adelaide Jonson, sculptor Of the
statue, and Susan B. Anthony's
great-niece, who bears her name,
were among the guests who heard
Senator Pittman and Representative
Robert J. Ramspeck Of Georgia ex-
toll the character and the courage
Of the woman who faced almost
universal opposition to carry on her
fight for suffrage"
Crusader for Freedom.
Comparing Susan B. Anthony to
George Washington. Senator Pitt
man declared: Miss Anthony, like
George Washington, fought for free
dom. She fought to release the souls
and minds Of women from the dun
geon where they were confined be-
hind locked DOORS"
Mr.. Ramspeck reminded his
listeners that when Susan B. An
thony started her work women had
no rights regarding their own chill
dren; that married women had no
legal rights to the money they
earned; that married women could
not own property, could not enter
hotels or restaurants unless accom-
panied by man, could not collect
damages for injury to person or
reputation, and could not vote or
hold public Office.
Certainly no person in the history
OF America" he declared, lever faced
a harder task than that chosen by
Miss Anthony. When she COM
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status Of women she was subjected
to ridicule, abuse and intolerance"
"As a result Of her efforts" he
said. "the mind Of the Nation was
changed"
"The Pioneer" Recited,
Edna st. Vincent Millay's poem.
"The Pioneer" written for the dedi-
cation of the statue in 1921, was re-
cited by Maud Howell Smith. The
poem is a part Of the commemora-
ton program each year.
The United States Marine Orches-
ira and the Dorothy Tyler Singers
furnished music for the occasion.
AS Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley, vice
chairman of the National Woman's
Party, called OF the names Of the
participating organizations the dele
gates laid their wreaths at the base
OF the statue Of THE Pioneers"
The other two figures in the statue
are Elizabth Cady Stanton and
Lucretia Mott.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
|WeIIes Will Speak
At Topping Ceremony

Undersecretary Of State Sumner
Welles will speak at tho midwinter
tapping ceremonies of Omicron
Delta Kappa, national honorary
leadership fraternity. at tho Univer-
sity Of Maryland this afternoon and
will be given honorary membershir
In the fraternity.
Mr.. Welles will be tapped as q ma
tionai leader in the field Of states
manship. and three undergraduates,
whose names are kept secret until
the ceremony, also will be taken
into membership. The Undersecre-
tary will speak on Leadership by
the United States in World Affairs. y
DR.. H. G. Byrd, president Of the
university, will entertain members
Of the local chapter and their guests
at . luncheon preceding tho meet
ing.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
ADVERTISEMENT.

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Evening star., 1939-02-16
Judge Bentley Speaks
On Child Delinquency

Community responsibility for child
delinquency was emphasized Tues
day night by Judge Fay Bentley Of
the District Juvenile Court at q
meeting Of the Northern Seventh
street Business Mems Association in
the Immaculate Conception School.
Judge Bentley also described the
functions of the Juvenile Court.
Plans were completed for the first
anniversary banquet of the associ-
alton, to be held March IA at the
Hamilton Hotel. Raymond Gittel-
man was elected general counsel
Of the group.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Bill Lee had Boekoehe
He Had 1t Bad
He Bet Ne q DoIIor
Todoy BILLS Darn Glad

I'll say he's glad-it's like this
Bill had backache-had it good and
plenty-did no work for two days.
So last night I walked over to see
Bill-that backache had sure took
Bill bad.
Every time I move" says Bill,
"pains shoot all thru my back-some-
times 80 terrible I think I'm going to
pass out"
"Why don't you get doctor?" says
I to Bill.
why don't I get one Of those 16
cylinder machines2" Bill answered.
you know darn well I amt work 10
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Arizonuns PIun Rites

The Arizona Society of Washing
ton will hold a brief ceremony at
2 pm. Saturday in connection with
relettering the Arizona stone in the
Washington Monument. Senators
Ashurst and Hayden and Represent
ative Murdock have been invited to
attend.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
ADVERTISEMENT. ADVERTISEMENT.
wow! Should | hoIIer
|Just Won a Dollar

weeks in year-be yourself" says
Bill
"I've worked less" says I, but we've
got to do something started
my old bean to work.
Well to cut . long story short re-
membered my Dad had often boasted
about medicine called OMEGA OIL that
he claimed would bring ease and COM
fort to painful aching back muscles. even
bad enough to be called lumbago-so I
said to Bill
"Bet you . dollar I'll have you on the
lob tomorrow morning - give me 81
cents"
too" says Bill-"Qet 1t and get II quick
u want to work. want to see another
Day envelope"
So I goes to the nearest drusstore.I;
gets my 36 cent bottle Of Omega OIL
which. the druggist said was good and
power nowerfumpsnet5stinE b.fssd hatF ana @ medicated
rolled him over-He yelled murder
when did-but I gave his back . darn
good rubbing-and that's hoy I won my
dollar-but I'm gtving 1t back. to my old
pal Bill tontght-Omega OIL is tops for
backache-BtA says so and Bill knows.
Evening star., 1939-02-16

HONOR SUSAN B. ANTHONY-Senator Key Ptman OF Nevada
and Susan Anthony and namesake Of the famous
pioneer IN the hight for women rights pictured at the Capitol
yesterday placing wreath at statue three feminist lead
the 10th anniversary the birth Of Susan Anthony
The scuptured busts those Of Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony Lucretia Mott Star Stan Photo
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Card Party Tomorrow

Tho Lyon Park Citizens Associa-
ton will hold its annual card party
tomorrow at 8 pm. at the Lyon Park
Community House.
Evening star., 1939-02-16
Judge Bentley to Speak
To Teachers Group

Judge Fay E. Bentley Of Juvenile
Court will be speaker at q luncheon
meeting Of the High School Teach
ers' Association Saturday at pm.
Evening star., 1939-02-16

at the Kennedy-Warren George
F. Waltz will preside.
Guests Of honor will include Supt.
and Mrs. Frank w. Ballou, DR..
Thomas w. Gosling, assistant super
intentent Of schools in charge of
senior high schools, and the princi-
pals of the high schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12

for SIS and 6 cents; Viking, 6,00C pounds, 814 and cents; Faith, II lao00 pounds, Loyal, 18,000 pounds both at 8 and cents.
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WILLIAMS BABY
 SUCCUMBS TODAY

David Williams, baby son of MT. and Mrs Chester Williams died this afternoon at St. Ann's Hospital. The remains were taken to the Charles w. Garter Mortuary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
ALASKA LINE
 OFFICE HERE
 GETS CHANGE
Adams Is Made General Agent for Juneau District
 -Hyner Appointed Agent

H. O. Adams, Agent for the Alaska Steamship Company, and associated with the line for many years, has been advised by the Seattle offices that he had been elevated to the position of General Agent for the Juneau district.
 Coincident to Adams assuming Of his new office, Glenn Hyner, assist ant under Adams, will become Ju- neau Agent.
 Adams new office is created in line with an Alaska Steamship Com pany plan to have four divisional agents in Alaska, at Ketchikan, Ju- neau, Cordova and Seward, to CO., ordinate more efficiently the steam ship business with smaller towns in the general agents area.
 During the years of experience Adams has put with the Alaska Line, he has served as Assistant Agent to Willis E. Nowell in Juneau, and later had the agency at Peters burg and Wrangell of the company before returning to Juneau.
 Hyner served as Ticket Clerk with the Alaska Line in the Seattle of~ fees until joining the Juneau agency with Adams.
 Adams will maintain his resi- dence in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
LAST RITES FOR GUY M'NAUGHT0N
 ARE HELD TODAY

The hundreds of Juneau resi- dents who gathered in the Elks Au- ditorium this afternoon to pay final respects to Guy McNaughton, prom inent Juneau citizen who passed away last week, ard the many lovely floral offerings, were a tribute to the high esteem in which he was held by his many friends and CO., workers.
 The ritualistic service was of the Elks lodge under Herbert Redman, Exalted Ruler, and the Rev. John A. Chase delivered the eulogy.
 Three selections, Abide With Me, '' Tn the Garden" and Dvorak's s Coin Home" were sung by Mrs. Lola Mae Alexander during the ser vice. Interment was in the Elks plot of Evergreen Cemetery.
 Pallbearers included Harley J. Turner, George Kohlhepp, John Krugness, J. F. Mullen, Ben Null len, John Morrison, Earl Cleveland and Peter Melseth.
 Out of respect, the B. M Beh- rends Bank, where the deceased was an official for many years. the B. M. Behrends, Inc, Go, store and other places of business were closed during the funeral hour.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12

Although the state oi Wyoming traditionally is a state of strong winds, Lander, in the central part, hoe one If tho "@al,o1a ac4' cli,-ntas of any region in the nation. weaths
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
OFFICERS ARE APPOINTED BY
 CITY COUNCIL
Majority Are Same as Last Year-Redmdn Nam-
 ed Tax Assessor

Appointments to the various City offices were made at a special meet ing of the Juneau City Council last night at the City Hall.
 Although no action was taken at last nights session on the offices of City Clerk. City Treasurer or Magistrate, all other appointments were the same as last year, except for Assessor, to which position H. c. Redman was apointed. It has been customary for different assessor to be chosen each year.
 Appointments were made as fol- lows:
 Street Commissioner and City Manager-H. I. Lucas.
 Chief of Police-Dan Ralston; As sistant Chief of Police-Roy Hoff- man; Patrolmen - Kenneth Junge and T. A. Jones.
 City Engineer and Building In- spector Milton A. Lagergren.
 Librarian-Ann Coleman.
 Wharfinger-Hilding Haglund, As sistant Wharfinger-J. L. Gray
 First Chief-V. w. Mulvihill; As sistant Fire Chief-William Nieder- hauser; Fire Truck Drivers-John G. Olsen and Joe Hill.
 Fire Alarm Caretaker-H. M. Por- ter.
 City Attorney-Grover c. Vim.
 Cemetery Considerations Mel sen. Assessor-H. C. Redman.
 Garbage Dump Caretaker-Frank Dominique.
 Health Officer-Dr. w. w. Coun- Gil
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
EASTERN STARS HONOR CHARTER MEMBERS AT
 DINNER LAST EVENING

Approximately 150 persons at tended the celebration last evening at the Scottish Rite Tmple, when members of the Eastern Star and their escorts enjoyed a covered dish dinner in the banquet room of the Temple in honor of the charter members, and in celebration of the close of the silver jubilee year oi the order.
 Following dinner the four char ter members were presented with life membership certificates, and the candle lighting ceremony was performed by Gladys Forrest, Wor- thy Matron. assisted by officers of the Star.
 A purple and white color scheme added to the attractiveness of the dinner tables, with purple candles, tied with matching cellophane bows, offset by purple streamers of crepe paper.
 Mrs Ray C.. Day was in charge of the dinner arrangements, with Mrs. Glenn Oakes responsible for the table decorations.
 Following the ceremony in the banquet room members of the or der adjourned to the lodge room for short business meeting, after which cards were played in the blue room.
 Charter members of the order in clude Mrs. H. T. Tripp, Mrs. Anna Webster, Mir and Mrs C. E. Nag hel, all of Juneau, Mrs. Alice Case, of Portland, Ore, and Mrs. Oak Olson who is residing in California.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
NEW CHINESE ATTACK MADE
 ON JAPANESE
Kai Shek Forces Begin Wide 0ffense Against
 Nippon Invaders

SHANGHAI, April 12.-Chinese forces today attacked Kaifeng, capi- tai of Honan Province and outpost of the Japanese penetration vest ward along the Lunghai Railway.
 Chinese sources said the. assault was part of a wide offensive along 1.3OO-mile line winding from Shansi Province, north of the Yel- low River, to the South China Coast in the region of Canton.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
Double Celebration
 Event Last Evening

A two-fold affair was held last evening at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Tom Hutchings in the Day Apartments when they entertained with dinner and four tables of bridge in celebration of their twen- ty-first wedding anniversary and in honor of Mrs. Everett Novel;, who is leaving for the south on the steamer North Sea.
 Many lovely gifts and flowers were received by both Mrs. Novel; and the Hutchings, and prizes were won during the evening by Mrs. Keith G. Wildes and Gordon Wildes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
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Holden Flies First PoIaris Float Trip, 1e39

Alex Holden made the first sea- plane trip to Tulseouah of the sea- son today when he flew the Marine Airways Bellanca to the Polaris- Taku mine with load of beef and returned with three passengers.
 Holden landed in an open lane in the river ice near the mine. but said the river is still frozen fairly tight.
 Passengers coming in were Charles Graham, J. Olsen, and Alec Reid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
3 HALlBUTERS
 SELL, SEATTLE

SEATTLE, April 12-The follow ing halibuters arrived and sold to- day as follows:
 From the western bankS-Federal, 25.0O0 pounds, 8h and 71s cents a pound; Brisk, 36.000 pounds, BIS and ' cents.
 From the local banks-Angeles, 15.0o0 pounds, Freya, l8,000 pounds, Discovery. 5000 pounds, all selling
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
NAzIS LAY
 CLAIMS0N
 ANTAR(TI(A
Berlin Pa pers Say Over 23t,OOO Square Miles
 Is German Owned

BERLIN, April 12. German claims to more than 231 900 square miles of Antarctic territory is indi- cated by newspaper headlines and editorials.
 The claim is made upon the re- turn of an exploring party.
 The expedition returned to Cux- haven yesterday, reporting territor- ial claims by Norway and at the same time claiming part of the re- zion was explored by Germans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1939-04-12
STOCK QUOTATIONS


 NEW YORK, April 12. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 7ls, American Can 8512, Anaconda 221s, Bethlehem Steel 56, Commonwealth and South ern 1A. Curtiss Wright SIS, Gen eral Motors 40. International Har- vester 54A. Kennecott 30ls. New York Central IA, Northern Pacific SIS, Southern Pacific 12ss, United States Steel ATS, Pound $468.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow, Jones averages: industrials 126.15. rails 2532, utilities 21.91.