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The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Modification Is to Go
On San Francisco Ballot

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26. - The
City and County Board of Supervis-
ors have adopted a resolution pro-
viding for placing on the November
ballot a proposition urging modifi-
cation of the Volstead law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Town Authorities Are
Arrested for Murder

MANILA, May 26. Civil author.
tiles have been arrested charged
with the murder of 2S soldiers Of the
Constabulary as the result
Of rioting Sunday night at San Fran
cisco. on the Island of Luzon. Four
others were killed and 10 wounded.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Two Men Attempt to
Get Even; SANDER Suits

VANCOUVER, B. c., May 26.-
John II. Morgan, of this city, for
merly of New Jersey, has filed
counter claim for $150,000 against
Charles H. Unversagt, mining brok-
er, who sued Morgan for 100000
Each charges the other slandered
him.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Wellknown Cartoonist
es ePasses'Awa in Seattle

SEATTLE, May 26.-Clarence s.
Rigby. originator Of animated car
toons and several comic strips,
including Major Ozone. died here
last night,
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26

Wash University STYLE Leader CHARGED zviht Grim
appointments IN
alaska AIKEN Up
With Coolidge

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Dele
gate Sutherland today urged
President Coolidge not to go out
side of Alaska for Judicial ap-
pointments. Sutherland contend
ed there were many good men
in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Says Alaska Trip Is
"Wonderful Outing

SEATTLE, May 26.-Rear Admiral
Henry B. Wilson. upon his return
from Two weeks Alaska trip, de-
clared that it was a wonderful out
ing"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
100000 Muskrats Are
Caught on Saskatchewan

THE PAS, May 26.-It is esti-
mated that 100000 muskrat have
been taken from the Saskatchewan
River this season.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
HALlBUr PRICES

PRINCE RUPERT. r. c.. May rs.
Sixty three thousand pounds of
hahbut was offered today. American
halibut sold at s and 1877 cents and
Canadian at and 1877 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
Move Explained

SAN FRANCISCO. May 26.-The
clamor over President Coolidge's
prohibition order has subsidized. Col.
Ned Green, district prohibition agenC,
explained he suggested the plan and
it will take care of the minor stua-
tion between two counties in Cali
fornia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26

WASHINGTON. May 26 Sen
ator Cummins, in the Senate this af.
ternoon, urged the passage Of the
Corn Belt relief bill which the House
rejected. He declared the govern
ment alone can give the farmer an
equal chance with those in other
lines of endeavor
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
BANKS RyRST,
Water FLOODS
PART OF TOWN
Large Reservoir in Northern
japan Breaks Loose
Casualties Heavy.

TOKYO, May 26.-The Mavama
IRRIGATION reservoir in the Akita
Prefecture, northern Japan, burst
the Inks today and swept away
nall OF the town OF Kitsura, with
population Of 1000. The casualties
are believed large.
The Post Office, bank and theatr,
at ki-sa-a are reported among the
dest-rcged buildines.
HOUSES WASHED AWAY
AElTA, May 26.-One hundred
an! fourteen houses were washed
away N th@ flood at Kitsura ac-
oord,ns to reports received here this
aftern2cn. The bodies of five men
snd l3 women have been recovered
so far.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
HAS HOPES IN
T|NCHER BILL

NEW YORK, May Secretary
of Agriculture Jardine declared here
that the defeat of the Haugen farm
relief bill has not changed the agri-
cultural situation nor is there need
for sound legislative assistance to
the farmer. He said the Tincher
bill will be long step toward the
solution and he is hopeful Congress
will pass it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26
HOUSES WASHED AWAY
VOLCANO CASUALTIES

LONDON. May 90. Over 200
are dead, 500 are injured and 5000
are homeless as the result of the
eruption YESTERDAY Of Mount To-
kachi in Japan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26

CONTINUED or Page Two.)
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-05-26

With wilkins
Hudson went to Fairbanks with
the Detroit Expedition members, ac.
companying Capt. George H. wilkins.
Major Lanphier and others He has
Evening star., 1926-04-08
CHAPTER XII.
The Fight.

ESQ YOU lied TO me-" Arthur flung
out bitterly, and ! thought you cared.
J believed YOU when you told me you
loved me. | believed you even during
these past weeks when you kept put
ting me off with excuses, and I came
here today with a gift for you. think
ing TO buy back your good graces."
He fumbled in his pocket and
brought out a small jewelers. box. For
moment he held it in his han nd and
then with a bitter laugh he flung it
at Mimi.
You might as well have it. That's
all you care for. gifts that will make
YOU more attractive 10 men. Any one
could buy your love. any man who had
the money. What fool I've been.
what fool
Mimi stood as If rooted TO the spot
Two small flarinc patches of color
were burning in her cheeks. and she
was uncertain what TO do. how to
manage the situation. At that moment
Arthur's gaze left her and turned TO
the man who wasSstill tanding by the
table His silence and immobilitv
fiCked Arthur on the raw. made him
still more furious His brain. half
muddled with alcohol. suddenly
blamed this stranger for everything
that had happened. He had taken
Mimi away, given her gifts that he.
Arthur. had been unable to huv for
her
With snarl Arthur was across
the room. The next moment the two
men had grappled.
It was a fortunate thing that Arthur
had nothing with which TO fight, save
his two fists. If he had carried a re.
volver, he might have committed muir
der. AS It was. he was young. while
the other man was middle-a ged and no
match for him. In the one sided fight
the stranger went down like a log
floored by a blow from Arthurs fist
He lay sprawled on the carpet like A
dead thing. thin trickle of blood run
ming down one side of his face, which
had turned a greenish white.
Arthur stood owe him, dazed and
uncertain. His anger had cooled some.
what, and he was beginning to feel
ashamed. AS he gazed down At the
unconscious man he began TO wonder
how badly he was hurt. That last
blow might have killed him. He Ger.
tainly looked bad.
At that moment Mimi flung herself
on Arthur like hurricane, pushing
him out of the way.
You fool" she gasped. you poor.
simple fool. You'u pay for it, If you've
killed him. I'll see to that, I'll swear
in as witness. III help to send you
to the chair. That's how much ! ever
loved YOU, and now YOU know the
truth"
She went down on her knees. and
lifted the mans head to her knee. She
was whimperng like child. and at
that moment Arthur stood and stared
at her detachedly. feeling no emotion
where she was concerned. looking at
her as though she were n stranger.
Mimi looked up at him sudde nly
and then back at the white face on her
knee There was no sign of life upon
1t, and as though realizing suddenly
that the man might really he dead she
shuddered. and sprneing Ia her feet
burst into hysterical sohs.
ITS true." she screa med. you've
really killed him. and here in my
anartment | didn't believe il AT frs. .
Evening star., 1926-04-08
The White Elephant Of Siam.

count for the honor in which the
white elephant was held. According
TO one story, Buddha s mother Queen
Maia. had vision in which she was
transported to the Himalayan forest
where she saw Buddha, "the enlight-
ened." marching upon golden noun
tain in the form of snow-white ele-
phant.
In the upper division of the shield
on the cOat-of-arms of Siam Is white
three headed elephant representing
northern. central. and southern Siam.
In the lower division on the right is
another white elephant representing
the Laos states. from which territory
these sacred animals chiefly came.
The red and white in the present
national tr-color are the colors of he
old national f1ag on which the familiar
white elephant was imposed. The
added blue represents the King. he
cause that is the main color of the
royal standards. The traditions of
the country are still preserved by the
many official flags upon which the
white elephant still has a place. as
it has upon the diplomatic fiag shown
here.
From the fAs Asstaff which NAV be
seen above the trees in front of the
legation. the f1ag has been displa yed
this month on April |. the Siamese
New Year. and upon National day.
which is today.
ICopvri-ht 1915
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Violets on Trees.

The difference between wood and
mere soft plant tissue is not SO
marked as might appear. Some
plants that are merely tender little
herbs in the far North tend to have
stiff and more or less permanent
stems in the South, where long
growing season provides the neces
sary sun energy and time to produce
woody tissue. Conversely. in Green
land and Iceland there is not real
tree. The most peculiar example of
woody growth Is that of the tree or
more exactly. shrub of Peru which
produces violets.
Now what do YOU know about that?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
!. Darwin was not the first of the
evolutionists. having been preceded
in his own ideas by Rafinesaue and
by other theorists such as Lamarck
and even ancients like Aristotle
,. The theory of mutations is the
most important evolutionary hypoth
ess since Darwin.
3. Darwin did not say that "men
are descended from monkeys
A. The composites. or daisy family
are considered by evolutionists 10 he
the most highly developed Of all
plants.
D. Animal life did not arise from
plant life. but independently, accord.
ing TO the evolutionists.
s. Alfred Russell Wallace hit on
Darwins own theory of natural selec.
tion As the cause Of evolution at the
same time with and independently
from Darwin
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Your Best Dress" F"

Do you select one best dress" for
wear-on special occasions only
throughout the year? The chances
are that you do not for the woman
of today chooses to have many best"
dresses, even though no one of them
is 'indestructible" as was that black
silk Of hor feminine ancestors.
This is largely due to the modern
realization that if the wearer Is to
achieve a reputation for being we'll
groomed and well gowned best"
clothes should not be kept for occa
slons of state, which naturally occur
infrequently. Your appearance. day
ln-and-day-out, % days of the month
VIII do more to gain you this enviable
reputation than will the grand effect
you may create on the 30th day.
This Increase in the number of
best dresses" in the average woman's
wardrobe has resulted in some con.
fusion, for II is obviously more difficult
to select number of good gowns than
1t was to select one Sunday goto
meeting frock. The important thing
to remember is that each best cos
tune" whether designed for the
links. the train or the ballroom
should he strictly suited to its special
purpose.
Your sports costume. for instance
is not interchangeable with the gown
you wear to church. although it may
be just as good looking. 1t may. in
fact. cost more than your church
costume, for that one may be in.
hnitely more fragile, and you must
pay for durability as we'll as good
looks In your sports costume.
The woman whose wardrobe is we'll
rounded hut whose means are limited
buys only what she needs II she
never travels. she doesn't huv a
travelling costume: if she doesn'.
dance or attend many evening func.
tions. she will not select a distinctly
Evening star., 1926-04-08
BY EDNA KENT FORBES.

kles Egg astringent and a medicated
mud pack. are anything but mild in
their action. Either one will dry the
skin or irritate it if applied too often,
though both are very good. Once a
week is quite enough. except in very
bad cases then make it twice a week.
But never every day.
And whatever sort Of beauty treat
ments you give yourself, now and then
take n week or two off. | have seen
people who profited from sane beauty
treatments improve even faster when
the treatment lapsed for time and
was taken up again. Country air may
agree with us. but a change to sea
air does us more good. ] think it's he
same theory. OF course. keep up
cleansing treatments: cold cream and
soap and water. that is.
Daily Reader Fat more fruit and
green vegetables instead of diet in
Evening star., 1926-04-08

The national Hag of Siam consists OF FIVE
horizontal stripes. The red stripes al top
ana bottom and the adjoining white stripe
Are the same width and the blue ,stripe in
matte flag used at the Siamese Legation.
900 kalorama road. has white elephant
on the center OF the blue stripe as repre-
sebted here.
Siam has changed it's flag design
several times. and the national flag Of
red. white and blue stripes is only
about . years old. Like many other
revised designs, II is not shown in the
available flag books of the United
States Bureau of Navigation. the Brit
ish Admiralty. the National Geo
gra phic Society. or even in the latest
editions of many dictiona ries.
There is more excuse for the adop.
ton of the elephant as national SYM
bol by Siam than can be claimed by
many northern countries in their
choice of the eagle or the lion, for in
Siam the elephant has really PLAYED
an important part in the religious.
commercial and military life of the
nation. White animals are venerated
in many countries. and this is espe-
cially true of the white elephant
among all Indo-Chinese nations. where
their possession has sometimes been
a source of wars between monarchs.
They were considered Of priceless
value, and formerly great festivities
were held when one was captured.
There are many traditions to ac.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

but II IS true. | hate YOU. hate YOU.
Don't stand there staring at me like
that. DO something. | can't bear it,
tell YOU. | can't bear it
Arthur flumbled something about
getting A doctor. His one idea was TO
escape from the apartment before the
police came and he. was taken into
custody. OF course. Mimi would tell
everything. but in the mea ntime he
would have a chance to hide. 1t didn't
strike him until much later that. even
as he rushed from the apartment. he
was aware of Minis callousness 1t
wasn't the mans death that she cared
about. so much as it was the fact that
he had died in her place. Another
thing. too. he remembered later. As
he had been leaving the room Mimi
had stopped down and picked M the
small box containing the slipper buc-
kles. She had remembered the gift
even in that terrible moment
tCopvriFht. 1920
Evening star., 1926-04-08

which there is much meat or rich
sweets. Try this for few weeks,
while you also drink much more water
than usual. and then notice the effert
upon your scalp. -.
The oily scalp must be corrected i'm
the system, as il is usually caused bv
faulty elimination. IT is really A case
of the glands in the skin being over
taxed TO keep the system cleared or
waste. Instead Of so many shampOOs.
try wiping the oil out of the hair ht
using soft towels or old soft muslin.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Salmon Salad.

One pound salmon. half pint celery
ana half pint mayonnaise Free the
salmon from skin. bones. Pick the
nsh apart and add the celery (Which
has first been cut fnel and mayon.
nafse dressing, tossing lightly. Sea
son to taste. Save little mayon-
naise TO pour over the top. ARA nge
IN salad dish and garnish with curled
lettuce and drops Of red jelly. or serve
on fresh. crisp lettuce leaves.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Ham With Pineapple.

Soak: a slice of ham about one inch
thick in warm water for at least one
hour. Drain and sprinkle with -four.
Melt little fat in A baking pan. pref
erahly piece cut from the ham, and
brown the meat in il. Four one cupful
of crushed pineapple and one-haf
cupful of water over the ham and
bake slowly until tender. Remove to
hot platter and pour the pineapple
around IT,
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Put in dish one pound Of finely
shaved cheese and a pinch of cayenne
pepper. Add one cupful Of milk
scalded TO hasten the cooking and a
slightly rounded teaspoonful of mus
tard mixed smooth in two or three
teaspoonfuls of milk. Stir constantly
until the cheese is melted Add one
egg slightly beaten and cook a few
minutes until smooth. Serve on but,
tered toa sted bread.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
BEAUTY CHATS
Don't Overdo It.

There's such a thing as OVERRIDING
beauty treatments. You should not
make that mistake. Certain fairly
strenuous exercise should not he
taken more than once week. certain
skin and scalp treatments the same.
] have two effective treatments in
mind particularly when ! write this.
One of the finest things for scurf and
dandruff is rubbing with good tonic
and then half an hours thorough
brushing with a deep, thick. stiff
bristled hairbrush The first time the
scalp will feel little sore after 1t i.
the second treatment less SO. the third
time, not at all. But this should not
he done more than once a week or
it will irritate and do little good.
Another excellent treatment. but
one that can he overdone. is the egg
aStringent tor coarse pores and wrin.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
DAUGHTERS OF TODAY
BY HAZEL DEYO BATCHELOR

Harth1 Dennison AT tortv-one toces
The tact that her husband has drifted
1g1g from her as ,ceN rs her ftcn
children 44rthur and Nota'ie she n,er's
IN attractive bachelor. Perry Nncdon11d.
rho at first pays her conspicioUs at
tentior and then later ais in Toue trih
Natalie. In t6e meantime Natalie kqs
fnncis9 herseIF N lore with nnrrirS
mar and 44r'hur IS making 4 fool ~ him.
SET orer Airnt, q dancer John Dennison
hears r,Irnors dbout oil these hrpptn.
in0e. rnd for frst time in his ne realizes
thnt ne has forilv and IS responsible
for - MINI IS decetrinC 4rfhur md ~
though he IS suspicious of her. he ,sn't
sure Until hs goes to he- apartment onr
afternoon and sees her h1rino tcn rith
another man
Evening star., 1926-04-08
WHEN WE GO SHOPPING
BY MRS. HARLAND II. ALLEN.

"evening-y" gown. If her chief ac-
tivities are walking. shopping. church
going. lunching and matineeing with
woman friends, she will conf1ne her
clothes purchases to costumes. each
the best" of its kind. specially suited
20 each of those purposes.
Nor will she stock up" on several
frocks of similar type, because she
knows that she cannot do so and still
have "a best frock for every pur-
pose" Such dresses differing. say.
only In fabric. trim and color. but
alike in effect and purpose. result In
an i'll balanced wardrobe.
IT is the woman with such ward
robe who frequently finds herself In
the dilemma of having a choice
limited to numerous exquisite dinner
frocks when she is unexpectedly in
vited to a tea or to go on motor
trip.
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Baked Bean Soup.

Mix two cupfuls of cold baked bean
with three cupfuls of cold water one
tablespoonful of chopped onion. and
simmer the mixture until the beans
are soft. Add two cupfuls of toma
toes. Rub the mixture through a
strainer, adding more water or to-
mato TO make 1t the right consistency.
Season it, heat 1t TO the boiling point,
and serve with toasted crackers.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

In Finland no trade or profession
is closed 10 women and they are en-.
gagged as tramwaN conductors. road
sweepers. hricklayers. mechanics
engineers. architects. doctors. den
fiSf and Il MNerS
Evening star., 1926-04-08
MODE MINIATURES

There are many things that scarf
may he this Spring and yet he chic.
hut one of the smsrtest Is this style
that wraps high around the throat
Evening star., 1926-04-08
What Do You Know
About 1t?
Daily Science Six.

/. What is the hea West wood
in the world?
2. What Is the lightest wood
In the world?
3. What Is the toughest
wood In the world?
4. What wood are cigar
boxes made of?
3. What wood are pencils
made of?
6. From what sort of tree
Is cork obtained?
Answers to these questions in
tomorrow Star.
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Several tombs of former Emperors
and Empresses of Russia in the Ca
thedral of St. Peter and st. Paul have
been opened by authorities and
crowns, jewels and other objects de.
posted there removed to the local
p,uSni1n,S
Evening star., 1926-04-08

Foxes are SO numerous in F.as
Kent. Engla nd. this year that they
have been seen in broad daylight in
the lanes
Evening star., 1926-04-08
Welsh Rarebit.

continued in tomorrow StarD
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
AMERICKE voJsKo ~
v NICARAGUA

Americki marineri zamiesali sa
do revoldcie v Nicaragua, kde Ii.
berali chou shodit' prezidenta
Diaza, konNervativca, a obsadili
Puerto CaIbezas, ktore mesto bo-
10 hlavnym stanom revoluhiona-
row. Proti tornuto zamiesaniu sa
Spoj. Statov dosly protesty mno
hych stran viacere americke ca
sopisy vyhlasily, ze je to mic ME
ineho, ako nevitane zamiesanie sa
do vn1tornyEh zalezttosti neod-
visleho statu a porusenie pria-
tel lstya k voli americkym kapita-
listom, ldbo Y revoldcii vraj ME
si ohrozene zivoty Amerikanov
Prezident Coolidge vyh1asil, lie
vylodenic vojska ME je mic no
veho a je len ma chranenie zauj
NOV americk ych ob6anov. Mari
neri v Nicaragua dino nezostann
lebo najnovsle zpravy udavaji,
ze liberai uz vyhrali mad Diazom
a PREVAIL vladu do svojich rnk
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
DIEVGA pOPALENE
PRI vIANo6NEJ HIRE

V nedel'u veeer odbyvaly ma
d'arske ev. ref. dietky zktiSku 2
piano6nej hry Sulaganovej hale
ma Salt Spring Road, medzi mimi
j 7-rocna dcera Pavla Hura .
Campbell, htora bola obleGena do
anjelskych Stat. Ktosi zazal ga
zov1 piecku bllzkosti dievcat-
10, ktoraho fatelovH satocky chy-
tily sa plame1om. Prftomny IA
roony Martin Ajvas chytro OBJ
lrhtil svoj svrchnik okolo diev-
cat a, 6fm sa mu podarilo pram'e-
ne zahasit', taldSe dievda bulde "a
0hrlnsnS hvotu. Chlapda Dol pri
hassuf tiez Dol 'aatne popAleny.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31

Col. Car1ni Thompson, zvlkst-
ny vyslanec prezidenta, poslant
preStudovat' situaciu ma FIip6-
mach, ktore 81 nepresta jne ziada-
il neodvislost', yratil sa min,lle-
no tyyzdha do Washingtonu, kde
prezidentovi podal svoyl zpravu.
Thompson neodportG:a, aby Fih-
pfnam ude1ena bola lplna sanno-
statnost' Odporhea ale rozsre-
ME autonomie pre- Filipfncov vo
vndtornNch veoiach 1alo3enio
vladhych farunarskych bank, kto-
~e by davaly Fihipincom Acne
pdziHky. Flipdnci nateraz musia
,latit llzernfkoan cd IL do 80
perdent interesu "a p6MHlzy q
preto nemo5u robit ziadticny po-
krok. 1T
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
LEKkReKA KARvCEI.ARLA
DIR, MAHRERA MA STEEL ST

DR.. Pavel Martin Mahrer, w
horny slovensky lekar Youngs-
town, prest 'ahuje svoju lekarsku
kancelarin ma Steelton po l. ia
nuari pod {. col Steel ST.. do no
vel budovy Snamaho obchodnika
slovensk4ho, p. Martina DoMka.
Kancelaria bujde sa nachodit' ma
/. poschoM a bude spojena jeho
byton-
Uradn6 hodiny v tejto kance-
larii b,ldtn od 5. do s. hodiny We
Ger, ale ' pade surnej potreby,
moano no tam vyhl 'adat' al Y
ina Sss. tyra'ans hodiny ' jsho
eAnceMss y mstte, Y T4stA;aal
Bldg, budd j mad 'alej tie iste,
ako dossvAd'. Kto tedy bude po-
trebovat' lek&rskn pomoc, mech
sa ma dra Mahrera obrAti bud
n Ternins( HedE. alSbo Y jshc
steeNonskej kanaell1ii.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1926-12-31
s.. Denedlk
zabity vlakon
Shah mu prekaxal videt' bliziaci
50 rychlik.

. i Fl . d
Stefan Benedik, 4O-rocny $40
yak 20 Salem, zabity boil v uto-
rok popoludnr ma krHovAtke
Pennsylvania drahy pri Ncwgar.
den st. rychlikom, ked prechodil
cez kol'aje na nakladnom auto
American Steel and Wire Co., I,
ktorej spolocnosti Dol zamestna.
ny co drawer "a poslednykh sest
rokov. Jeho telo abolo hrozne 20
havene i,ak1adne auto na kds-
ky Iozdrvene a rozhadzane ma
vsetky strany. Svedkov pri ne.
st 'asti nebo1o, ale sa mysli, ze
Benedik vlaku nevidel pre- husty
snah, ktory v tom case padal.
Benedik zdr.zoval sa Aimcri-
kc 30 rokov. Zanachava manzel-
ku Zofiu, synov Rudolfa a. Mi
chala a dcerl Mildred Salem,
a dvoch bratov, Jana Salem a
Jo7efa v Johnstown, Pa.