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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
Canada's Official
Hangman Not to Quit

MONTREAL. March 19.-Arthnr
Ellis, Canada's s official hangman, de.
nying he intended to resign. said
he felt peculiarly fitted to remain
in the position.
81 have Officiated at over 400 hang
ings and have yet to make a bungle.
| am justly proud of my record,
said Ellis
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
ARE
NEAR SHANGHAI
Entry to CITY Apparently OPP
ened Shantungese in
Panicky Retreat.

SHANGHAI. March 10 The way
is apparently opened for the Can
tonese TO enter Shanghai when the
Left wing Of the ShanGtunese de
Tending army on the Sunkiang front
% miles southwest of here. is crum
pied.
The Northern troops are hurried
ly retreating toward the city. The
Cantonese have been encircling botr
Shanghai and Nanking and are re
ported only 10 miles from MARKING
on the west and south
lIordes of panic stricken Chinese
fearing Shangtungese looting and
violenccs when the Cantonese take
the city. continued arriving from
Nanking
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
Bodies Of Babies Are
Found, Travelling Bags

MIN YORK. March l9.-The bo-
dies of two babies found in leather
travelling bags in widely separated
parts of the city last night. One
grl baby, three months old, had
been strangled with IA ribbon and
one arm was broken. The other baby
was boy. three days, and had died
from exposure.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
In THE HOUSE
Rills Introduced.

II. B. No. Is, Mr.. Paul. Re-
pealing Chapter 75. Session
Laws OF 1917. Referred to
Fisheries Committee.
II. B. No. IA. Mr.. Paul Re
pealing Chapters 80 and 3S.
Session Laws of 1919. Referred
to Fisheries Committee.
II. B. No. 10, Mr.. Paul. Gre
ating a Fish Commission. Re
ferred to Fisheries Committee.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
GRAND JURY TO BE DRAWN

The names for the Grand Jury are
TO be drawn Wednesday, March 23
April IA to hear all cases which
have been bound over since the fall
term OF court. The petit jury is to
be called On April II.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
Chilean Prisoners
Can Strike for Pay

SANTIAGO. Chile, March l9,-ln
Chile even prisoners have the work
ink mans right to strike. Their
demands are considered and are
dealt with much in the same way
as are those of free men
The prisoners employed in the
shoe factory of the Santiago peni-
tentiary recently took advantage of
this right and went on strike for
an increase in their pay. which is
$1.50 daily. The movement was SET
tied without disorder, although the
strikers were compelled to be con-
tent with betterment of food
rather than more wages.
The prisoners work under favor
able conditions, among which is at
eight-hour day. The rate of pay i.
good as compared with wages out
side the prison Each inmate whf
enters the penitentiary without
trade is obliged to learn one while
there.
A dormitory in the Kenosha Wis.
courthouse is open to tramps and
transients, with no questions asked
no registry and no fees.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
Washington University
Regents Reappointed d

OLYMPIA, Wash. March 19.-Gov.
Il. II. Hartley has reappointed five
Regents to the University. They have
been twice rejected by the Legisla-
ture.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
Sourdoughs from Portland
Join in Weepah Stampede

PORTLAND. Ore. March 19-The
urge of the lure of gold has started
hundreds of residents of Portland
and vicinity to Weepah. Railroad Of
ficials said every train south is car
rying five to ten prospectors, mostly
sourdoughs.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
RACE RIOT IN
KANSAS TOWN
Two Thousand Persons Storm
City Jail in Attempt
to Get Negro.

COFFEYVlLLE. Kansas. March 10.
Three men are injured, the city
Jail is wrecked and four men are
under arrest, the evidence of a race
riot here last night when 1000 per-
sons stormed the city Jail in al
attempt to lynch a negro prisoner
arrested on suspicious of attacking
two white girls.
Three National Guard companies
were called to disperse the rioters.
Four men were arrested for looting
The negro was later released when
the girls were unable to identify him.
Hundreds broke into the second
story of the Jail and tear bombs
and National Guards were required
to hold them at bay while the negro
was hidden in the cupalo, then the
mob was allowed to search the Jail
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19
THE DAY ~ THE
LEGISLATURE
IN THE SENATE
Ril1c ufroducad

Bills introduced
S. b. No, %. Mr.. Steel by
request. Probade Code. Re-
ferred to Committee on Judi
ciary.
Committee Reports:
S. B. Nos. 16. Il, IS, 20 and
and p, criminal code procedure
reform measures, do not pass.
Committee on Judiciary.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19

Jack Austin, Indian fisherman. was
fined SIS and costs by Z. S. Com
missioner Frank A. Boyle yesterday
for violating section Is of the Alaska
Bone Dry Law.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1927-03-19

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Evening star., 1927-08-18
How to Sleep.

Dear Miss Leeds: 0) Is there any
danger of becoming round-shouldered
while sleeping? What Is the correct
position to lie in? Should one sleep on
pillow? (2) / am feet 21a inches
tall, 20 years old and / weigh 81
pounds. / have very small bones and
am not what you would call skinny.
Should / try to gain weight? l get
plenty of sleep and fresh air and 1 eat
the proper foods. Do you think 1 am
small by nature? GERTRUDE.
Answer ID Incorrect posture,
whether in the sitting, standing or
prone position, is detrimental TO the
figure One should lie down in such
way that the muscles are not
cramped, but may be relaxed easily.
Some persons find they are most com
Portable when lying on their backs,
while others prefer to lie on one side.
In my opinion. n small, low pillow is
best. since a high pillow thrusts the
head forward in an unnatural position.
If you sleep with your shoulders
rounded and chest followed in for
hours a day it is only natural for your
figure to develop incorrect lines. u,
You are naturally a small. dainty type
of girl, but you should gain few more
pounds. If you do not gain little in
few years you will find your neck
and hands becoming scraWny and
your figure too angular. Try to come
up to at least 10 pounds. My leatlet
on "How to Gain Weight will tell
YOU how. Please send a stamped, self
addressed envelope for it.
LOIS LEEDS
Evening star., 1927-08-18

told you to dress him when he woke
up from his nap" and l said, Il did.
l put his rompers back on"
Joan said, "Old, dirty rompers that
he'd been wearing all morning! How
am l going to take him in to see the
girls looking like that? I'll bet you
didn't even wash his face" and l
said, 1T didn't look dirty"
She said, Not dirty! Oh, my
well, perhaps l can wipe it off bit
now. Where's your handkerchief"
and said, In the first place, where's
the baby?"
Joan said ooh, where can he have
crawled to-" and we started to look,
and just then there was a lot of
laughing from all the girls in the
other room, and that was where he
had craWled to, and everybody was
admring him and some one said,
Joan, l think it's wonderful to let
him go around looking like real boy
instead of a doll" Some one else
said, 1T certainly is. Most mothers
dress their babies up until they can't
be natural. You're aWfully sensible.
Joan," and so Joan is not mad at me
after all, on account of she is so
clever about raising the baby, ]
guess.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Gaining Weight.

Just for change, here's a talk on
gaining weight. But first, don't mind
If you go on losing for a few days,
and don't mind a week or so of non
fattening diet. If you are to gain
in weight, you must first be in good
condition physically. An already over
taxed digestion or an eliminative sys-
tenn that is clogged and can't function
will not digest the Increased proper
ton of fat You are going to feed it.
So begin with fruit, vegetable,
water drinking diet to clear your skin.
1t clears the stomach and bowels, you
see, and washes out the liver and kid
neys. 1t also gives the digestion a
rest. As a diet, it cannot hurt any
one-the only change in it, if you are
thin, is to substitute glass of half
milk and half cream for coffee and
tea.
Then increase your calories. Put q
little sugar in your breakfast orange
iuice-that's 80 calories. Put twice
as much butter on your toast-another
hundred goes on. Cream in your cof-
fee--lots of it. And here's delicious
and fattening dish--fresh sausage
with buckwheat cakes on the side and
honey or sirup on them-one dish is
about 900 calories! AS daily diet, this
is not to be advised. Occasionally
Evening star., 1927-08-18
L Error of Telling Half-Truths
BY LYDIA LIE BARON WALKER.

indulge. when. for instance, one asks
what they did during the afternoon.
Many Youngsters have the instinct of
the reconteur and do not wish to spoil
the story by telling of dull events,
so. in order to make it sound inter
eSting, invent all sorts of happenings
that never really occurred.
This is perhaps the least danger
Gus of all sorts of childish lying, and
must be corrected with the greatest
lelicacy, in order not to put a ban
on the youthful imagination, but to
show where and when such imagin-
ings are ont of place.
Dangerous FaIsehoods.
A much more dangerous sort of
falSehood, that is not a deliberate lie
is telling of half truth. with the
truth guessed This sort of literal
truth telling" is virtually lying and
shows a tendency toward compromis.
ing both the truth and the conscience
which makes it. in one way. even
more vicious and difficult TO deal with
than out-and-out lying.
innOcently Meant.
1t must not, however. be immediate.
ly assumed that such a thing as a real
lie was intended Only when such Of
lenses become frequent can it be CON
Guided that the child really under
stands the value of the truth but pre-
fors TO eyade it,. 1t may, in the first
instance. have been a sort of eyperi-
ment, which children frequently make
with themselves. Something has been
explained to them by grown-up. and
it is 10 prove to the groWn-up that it
is possible to follow the explanation
and Yet to do the very thing that one
has been warned against. Somehow
this instas,S the child as superior in
his own imaginings. He has accorded
with grown-up Theory and kept a
childish preferences
So children, to really respect the
truth, must be taught that it is the
impression, and not the manner of
making it, that counts as truth or
falsehood. Also that to tell little of
the truth, and yet give a wrong i'm
preston as to facts, is as cuIpable as
lying.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Baked Fresh-Water Fish.

Remove the skin and bone from
bass, halibut or founder and cut the
fish in pieces for serving. Scrape
some onion pulp over the pieces of
fish, also squeeze on a little lemon
Juice and let stand in a cool place for
an hour or longer. Rub over a bak-
ing dish with shortening. set in the
pieces of fish and pour on milk to half
their height. Let cook in the oven
for about 20 minutes. basting with the
milk three times. Beat a tablespoonful
of shortening to a cream. Beat in
half a teaspoonful of salt, a table
spoonful of flour and a tablespoonful
of finely chopped parsley. Lift OUT
the fish and keep it hot. Stir the flour
mixture into the milk and let simmer
for 10 minutes. Add the beaten yolk
of an egg diluted with a tablespoonful
of cream and pour over the fish.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
DIARY OF A
NEW FATHER
BY BOB DICKSON.
Wednesday night,

Wednesday night.
This afternoon Joan and my moth
or and sister went to a bridge party
that some friends of Joan gave in
her honor. OH account of we are down
home here spending vacation with
our families. and l put the baby in
bed for his nap, but having an after
noon to loaf was too good to be true,
and pretty soon the phone rang, and
it was Joan.
She said. The girls here are crazy
to see the baby. Can you manage to
dress him when he wakes up and
bring him over?"
Well, the result was that I drove
over, and I rang the bell and asked
for Joan and waited for her in the
hall.
1t was happy reunion.
The baby was crawling around on
the floor when she came out of one
of the rooms and she said, "Oh. my
heavens! Just look at that child!
Evening star., 1927-08-18
BEAUTY CHATS
BY EDNA KENT FORBES

(your digestion having rested it won't
hurt. 1t will fatten: it tastes good.
Fried ham, an egg. some mashed pota-
toes-well over 500.. Candied sweet
potatoes when they are in season-a
dish OF them is 300 if butter and sugar
have been generously used.
Eat a fruit salad daily. It's not fat
tening, but good for you. Only add
nuts to it and it will be fattening
Eat ice cream once a day. A plate
Of it runs from 200 TO 800 calories, and
eit Is easy to digest. Eat lots and lots
of thick mayonnaise. 1t helps keep
the eliminative system clear and it is
almost pure fat. Pour cream on every
thing you can. Depending on its rich
ness, an ounce of it goes nearly up
to 100 calories. Drink hot chocolate,
too, each day.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Breakfast Suggestions.

Fillets of fish baked with milk,
cream, or fish stock; fillets of fish
fried; broiled bluefsh with parsley
butter: creamed sweetbreads and peas
on toast; creamed clans in shells;
potato timbales with centers of
creamed ham; broiled tomatoes with
cream sauce; salt Goldfish balls with
tomato sauce; broiled ham; fried trout
with cucumbers; celery in cream sauce
on toast; calf's liver hashed and
SteWed
Evening star., 1927-08-18
DAILY DIET RECIPE
Chocolate Sirup.

Chocolate, one-quarter cake two
Squares).
Sugar, one cup.
Salt. one-eighth teaspoon.
Boiling water, three-quarter cup
MAKES EIGHT OUNCES.
Melt chocolate in a double boiler,
add sugar and salt, mix thoroughly.
Stir in boiling water gradually Cook
until smooth and shiny about five min
utes. Pour into a small jar and set in
a cool place to have in readiness.
Good to pour over ice cream or to
flavor chocolate milk shakes.
DIET NOTE.
Chocolate is a fuel food. being fat.
Contains no lime, iron or vitamins, but
useful as fat maker if used in mod
GRAFTON so that it would not cause in
digestion. Should not be given to chill;
drQn.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Peach Custard.

Fill glass dish with finely favored
peaches sliced and sweetened, and
cover with marshmallows cut in bits,
using about one-half a dozen, then
pour over a cupful of cold boiled GUS
tard Chill and serve in glasses top
ped with a little whipped cream if
desired, although it is good without
the whipped cream.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

curling fluid instead of water before
you shape it into waves. Wash your
hair twice a month. using n hot oil
treatment before the shampoo. You
should have a copy of my leafiet on
Care of the Hair; that gives the
massage movements and oil treat.
ments. Please send a stamped, self
addressed envelope for it. For a hand
Evening star., 1927-08-18

grapes, let them simmer until soft in
just enough water to keep them from
burning. Press through a sieve. This
gives grape pulp. Add this to the
pears, which have been pared, cored
and cut in thin slices. Simmer. cook
ing until pear slices are tender. Meas
ure the mixture and add three quar-
ters cup sugar for each cup of fruit.
Cook until the mixture Is thick like
Pour into sterilized glasses
and seal with paraffin.
lConyright 1921
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Lessons in English
BY w. l.. GORDON.

Often mispronounced: Accented. Ac-
cent the second syllable, not the first.
Often misspelled: Missouri; two SIS,
one T.
synonyms: Duty, obligation, respon-
sibility, liability, allegiance.
Word study: Use word three
times and it is yours Let us in
crease our vocabulary by mastering
one word each day. Today's word:
Responsive; inclined or ready to re-
spond. You must be more respon.
sive when / ask YOU questions"
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Just like the extrava-
CANT French soaps that
made you so certain of
lovely Smooth Skin
yet Lux Toilet Soap is
only ten cents wherever
soap is sold.
De1iciously fragrant,
white, ne-textured,
made by the makers of
Lux. Such abundant
1ather! Women have
already demanded tens
of millions of cakes.
Lever Bros. Co., Cam
bridge, Mass.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

had obligingly written the recipe for
the conserve All these years Nancy
had cherished the bit of paper with
the meticulous French handwriting.
Now that grapes were on the market
she hunted up her treasure and trans
lated the recipe for raisine. This con-
serve is good with cold meats or it
may be used as a spread like marina
lade.
Take equal weights Of pears and
grapes. Nancy used Bartlett pears and
Concord grapes. Wash and stem
Evening star., 1927-08-18


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Evening star., 1927-08-18

they are doing the wrong thing. l
refer to the sort of fabrication that
is not i'm denial of anything they have
actually done, but in the flights of
fancy in which children sometimes
Evening star., 1927-08-18
NANCY PACE
Raisine-Delicious French
Conserve Good Any Place
BY FLORENCE LA GANKE.

When Nancy was over in France
studying at a private school and stay
ing in a pension she had enjoyed a
specially made conserve. Nine. C0pt
Evening star., 1927-08-18
DOROTHY DIX'S LETTER BOX
College?-Why Successful Office Worker
Should Continue Job After Marriage.

and finished high school in June
a bow is
But problem My
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something like haut they say they
Evening star., 1927-08-18

An iceberg recently measured by
the northern ice patrol contained
enough ice to keep every refrigerator
in the United States supplied for a
wear
Evening star., 1927-08-18

A CHILD OFTEN BECOMES SO
ENGROSSED IN TIE / l. y g
ABOUT EVENTS OF ABSORB
ING INTEREST TO HER THAT
IMAGINATION LENDS COLOR
TO THE, TALE
Evening star., 1927-08-18
Care of Permanently Waved Hair.

Dearest Lois Leeds: Please tell me
how to care for my permanent wave.
1t is the loveliest l have ever seen and
L want to keep it that way. Please
tell me also the name of a lotion for
the hands that is not too expensive. l
sew most of the time when l am not
washing dishes, so that the lotion
must not be very greasy.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

APPETITE is indeed capricious on a hot
summers day and it is not wise to eat
heavily if you would be fit and keen for the
tasks of afternoon.
Your summer luncheon may be as light
as you care to make it, yet there is no reason
why it should be dull or uninviting. Always
you can give it a welcome zest and variety
by including sparkling bubbling bottle
of canada Dry"
There is, in fact, no other beverage so
genuinely refreshing on a summers day
as this fine old ginger ale with the won-
derful flavor
1t is not syrupy sweet like so many cheap
ginger ales, but keen and crisp with the
delicate, inviting taste of real Jamaica
ginger.
1t acts as a gentle spur to tagging appe-
tites and brings welcome respite from the
heat. Summer meals are never sultry meals
when you can lean back and enjoy the cool
refreshment of this famous drink.
You knoq0 it is good for you when you
remember that it is served in the great hos
pitals in Canada and in this country because
of its purity and quality.
Evening star., 1927-08-18
MARGARET 3.

Answer-It is a good thing to real
ize that permanent wave needs con-
siderable care to keep it looking nice.
Massage your scalp and brush your
hair we'll every day. Set the waves
in your hair while it is damp after
shampoo by using waterwaving
combs or by the finger-waving method,
When you dress your hair in the
morning you may dampen it with a
Evening star., 1927-08-18

lotion you may use equal parts OF
rosewater. glycerin and witchhazel.
At bedtime you should massage your
hands with an oily food cream to coun-
teract the drying effect of the dish
water. Special treatments for KEEP
ing the hands soft and pretty are
given in my leafiet or Care of the
Hands; please ask for it when YOU
write again. l do not recommend
any proprietary articles.
LOIS LEEDS.
Teddy: Please send n stamped, self
addressed envelope for my leafiet on
Care of the Legs; that gives exer-
cises for reducing calves and ankles.
Besides doing the exercises take q
four or five mile walk every day. If
you are over the average weight for
your age and height you may need
the reducing diets described in my
leaflet on How to Lose Weight; ask
for it when you write again, please.
LOIS LEEDS.
fCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-08-18

In teaching children to distinguish
between truth and falsehood, one
must realize that children often tell
untruths without the least idea that
Evening star., 1927-08-18

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Evening star., 1927-08-18

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Evening star., 1927-08-18

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Evening star., 1927-08-18

Furthermore, marriage does not aut
problems and assure her of plenty and pr
times husbands die leaving wives with a
port Sometimes husbands get sick and
to step into the breach and take care of
out badly and women are forced to divorc
are just plain lazy and no account and cal
woman has 10 times the necessity of kno
girl has, and any father who doesn't pr
contingency fails in his duty to her.
Evening star., 1927-08-18

Not is born with domestic tastes any more thar
with brickaying Girls inherit
fathers and many daughter business is boz
his talent for it, and she is
is in her blood and she is
o just a housewife.
New Britain herald., 1927-09-06
ARREST MAKERS WHEN
 FIREWORKS KILL BOY
Bombs Tear Way Through Crowds Instead of Going
 Up Into Sky

South Norwalk, Aug. 6 P>-Fol- lowing the death in the Norwall hospital early today of Julius Popp, 9 years old who was ono of several injured last night when 32 aerial bombs shot along the ground at an Italian celebration two stamford fireworks manufacturers were arrest ed on charges of manslaughter.
 The men, Joseph Calandrelli. A, and his helper, Jerry Metallo, 4S, furnished the bombs and other paraphernalia for the fireworks and superintended the setting off of the various displays.
 The bombs were the final item on the program. Instead of shooting into the air, they exploded in the midst of a crowd. Seven were in jured, including the Popp boy, whose stomach was torn out and his left side badly injured and Paul Losu lost one leg. Five other celcbrants were injured, more or less seriously
 Immediatly after the explosion Calandrelli and Metallo left hurried Iy for their homes in Springdale' Stamford. After the Popp child dled today detectives from here went to Stamford and arrested them. They were brought back here.