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Evening star., 1936-09-15
Novelty Rayon Crepe for Fall
Special 68c yard
Would Regularly Be 81 and sI.25 yard

The Fo silhouette calls for such fabrics these because
they unusually adaptable to dopne Soft yet firm their in
eresting and lovely coornes will have important
include rust, brown, eroy wine, plum and blue Weoves
pebble nubby and sond hoeyoob and
sotin-bocked novelty crepes. All ore 80 inches wide.
wooLE RAYoNsS SECOND Floor
Evening star., 1936-09-15
Choose ! Sip By kayser
SIS

Whatever your slip needs may Be This Fall,
koyser hos mode g slip for you. Tailored and
lney styles for daytime weor and Iow-boeked,
long slip Tor evening All ore 81 fine soft
royon crepe thof wears and Iouuders beautifully.
Known for their fif their beouty, their xeor and
xoshobility end especially fos their Iox price.
corrox Unnaavxa Tn1ss F1oos
Evening star., 1936-09-15

Just at the you beginning think Of your Fall and
Winter wardrobe this special selling Of lovely wooIens
The selection of wide; crepe heather mixtures light
weight jacquard sunes novelty checks diagonal heather
and orinke Coors decidedly with feeling
Of Fo in their tones-sPrce green, brown rust wine, plum
and black Note particularly All are 54 inches in Width
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
DUCKWORTHIS BEST BOWLER
 AT BRUNSWICK
Bootery Team Beats Arc- tics-Monte Snow Up
 in Scoring Column

Running up a three game score of 1532 pins, the Family Shoe Store City League team stole the show at the Brunswick Bowling alleys last evening as they defeated the Arctic Beer Parlor squad, in the first match. Bob Duckworth, leadoff man for the bootery, was high man of the evening with 569 pin total.
 In the nightcap match, the Brunswick bowlers dropped close decision to the California Grocery team, the fruit and eggmen rolling an even 1400 for 26 pin advantage. Monte Snow was next in line to Duckworth for high total honors, trailing by only four pins, with 565 Ray Galao rolled the high single game of the evening, nice 213
 Tonight's matches at the Bruns- wick, will show the Alaska Press team meeting the Sanitary Groc-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
Woman "Hexes" Officers,
 One of Them Runs Away

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Oct. 7.-Sher- if O. H. Peters deputies have dis, covered something new in line of duty.
 Going to house to serve papers on a woman, they found chossed broomsticks at the door and win dows to keep out spirits-and dep uties. A black cat and dog also guarded the woman
 That didn't stop the law. but when she held the cat aloft and muttered "Kah!" = that was too much.
 In certain rural sections a person ''kshed' is "hexed."
 One deputy fled.
 
 PURPLE BUBBLE BALL The Purple Bubble Ball will be held at the Elks' Hall Saturday night, October 10. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
U. WASHINGTON ENROUTE SOUTH
 TO MEET UCLA
Big Husky Squad Reported Tn Good Condition
 for Next Game

SEATTLE, Oct. Thirty four University of Washington Huskies are enroute to Los Angeles today to play the University of California of Los Angeles there next Satur- day.
 The game will be the first away from Seattle this season.
 The big squad is in good condition with Jimmy Cain recovered from a leg injury received in the game two weeks ago last Saturday with the Minnesota Gophers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
Hawaii Tourists Angry
 Over Prolonged Stays

HONOLULU, T. H., Oct. Many tourists complained this summer because they were condemned" to more swimming, sunburning and golfing than they originally intend ed when they came to Hawaii
 For more than six weeks, close to 1000 visitors arrived every seven days, too many for the steamers to carry when most of them decided to return home about the same time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
N. W. HOCKEY
 SEASON WILL.
 OPEN IN NOV.
Seattle, Portland, Spokane and Vancouver Will
 Comprise League

SPOKANE, Wash, Oct. 7.-The Northwest hockey season will open early next month with Vancouver, B. C., Portland, Spokane and Se- attle entered.
 Arthur c. Rudd, of Tacoma, was granted franchise today for the Spokane Club.
 It is announced that Edmonton and Calgary are no longer in the Northwest Hockey League as the distance to be travelled is too great and also expensive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
Game Ends in Tragedy
 for Punjab Youngsters

SHEIKPURA, Punjao, India, Oct. "A mock trial staged by village children ended in tragedy here.
 Two prisoners" were chosen. One was charged with cattle-stealing, the other with killing a squirrel. Both were found guilty, and sol. emnly the youthful judge pronounc- ed sentence--life imprisonment for the thief, death by hanging for the killer.
 Amid laughter, the condemned murderer" was taken to a tree. A rope was thrown over a branch, {. moose fitted around his neck, and he was made to stand on a buffalo.
 A sudden noise frightened the buffalo, causing it to bolt. The children stared fer moment, m bewildered curiosity, at the form dangling above them. Then they took to their heels.
 
 N. s. McEachran of Schwabacher Bros, is passenger South on the Northland bound for Ketchikan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07

Lode and placer location notices for sale at The Empire office.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07

cry at 7:30 and the new A. J. Camp squad against the Alt Heidelberg team at 8:30 o'clock.
 Results of last evenings matches are:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
DODGERS MAY BE PURCHASED
 BY COL. HUSTON
Casey Stengel Suddenly Re- leased - Babe Ruth
 May Be Manager

NEW YORK, Oct. T. Reports have been received here that Col. L. T. Huston may purchase the Brooklyn Dodgers.
 The same report mentions Babe Ruth as manager of the Dodgers if the deal goes through.
 Casey Stengel. who has been manager of the Dodgers, has been suddenly released.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07

RETURNING FROM VISITS
 Returning from visits in the East and South, Mrs. Minnie Hurley and Mrs. Roy Carrigan are aboard the Yukon for their homes in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
STEvENSON|S HIGH MAN IN
 ELKS BOWLING
However, Takes Honor for High Score
 for Single Game

Dropping three games n a rcw. Washington fell before Richmond last night on the Elks' Alleys. The other squads from the sunny South did not fare so well, Duke losing two out of three games to Boston and Vanderbilt going down before Knox, Old Siwash" copying two games.
 Roger Stevenson took high man honors last evening, scoring 586 for ten pin advantage over Mer- win H. Sides. Sides, however. turn ed the tables on Stevenson to score the high game of 222, Stew enson following with 211.
 There will be no bowling tonight on the Elks Alleys.
 Last evenings results are as fol- lows.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
HOSTAK GETS
 DECISION IN
 LARUE MATCH
Seattle Middlewight De- clared Winner Cver Los
 Angeles Fighter

SEATTLE, Wash, Oct. TAI Hos tax, Seattle middlewe,ght, pounded out an eight round decision here last night over Don Laruc, of Los Angeles.
 The first five rounds were even and the next went to Hostak who scored the only knockdown of the bout, in the seventh round.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07

Try The Empir~ lass.fiAds for quick results
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
GOODIE SALE

The Ladies of the Holy Trinity Guild will hold a sale Sat, Oct. 10, at the Juneau Young liar d ware Co.'S store. A complete line of baked foods, also baked beans and salads. Sale starts at II am. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
MRS. ORME ON YUKON

Mrs. Fred Orme and two children are aboard the Yukon for their Juneau home after visiting in the States.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-07
NOTICE

Party seen taking trunk from be- tween Grand Apts. and Gastineau Annex return at once and no ques- lions asked. adv.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Psychology
RY DR.. JESSE w. SPROWLS.
ANXIETY Neurosis.

MANY persons suffer more or less
lNA from a certain pessimistic out
look on life called anxiety neurosf'
such individuals are always expecting
some dire eventuality to put in its ap-
pearance.
In the first place, an anxiety neu-
rosis is hooked up with that age-old
tan root of mental life called fear. The
world appears to be undefinable'
vague and perhaps cruel.
Many millions of people must su1er
the pains of anxiety neurosis for years
and years. without saying anything
about it. One theory about the cause
of this mental disturbance is that 1t
is in some way associated with the
thyroid gland.
Recently some students of sociology
have begun to talk about sort OF ma
tional or even international anxiety
neurosis. The theory is that whole
groups of people may have 1t at the
same time. For example. 1t Is said
that the reason we have had such a
long economic depression Is nothing
other than a long-continued collective
anxiety. Some speak Of it as the
new fear" or they say "the only
thing we have to fear is fear itself .
Is this anxiety neurosis? Or Is 1t
Just a term which certain persons use
to help explain something that never
occurred before and for which no
other likely theory may be offered?
Copyright, 1880
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Parties Should Be Distinguished by Novel Atmosphere
Dorothy Dix Says
Parents Should Divide Their Money
Equally Between Their Children.

Most women should get their money
in monthly checks.
DOROTHY DIX.
y X +
NEAR MISS DIX: I am %. Fo:
five years have been going with
a young man. For two years have
worn a diamond ring on my left
hand, which was given to me by him
to be worn on that hand. have
seen him every evening and every
day during that period. He says, and
his actions prove it, that he doesn't
want me to have any other dates,
but never has he referred to or even
hinted at marriage for us, though
he thinks it all right for other people
to get married. Do you think it pos
sible that he doesn't love me and
doesn't intend to marry me? Are
there such men? Are all men gen.
orally opposed to marriage and have
to be sold on 1t?
PUZZLED GIRL.
Answer-it is just as sure as
shooting that this young man has
no idea whatever of marrying you.
No doubt he likes you and finds
you an agreeable companion, but he
hasn't the faintest notion of burden
ing himself with you as a wife and
obligating himself to pay your bills.
When a man is really in love with
a girl and intends to marry her he
doesn't have to have anybody sell
him the idea of marriage. He thinks
1t up for himself and he has a million
good reasons why it is the ideal state
for a man and why life Is cinders.
ashes and dust without it. And he
doesn't keep putting off the wedding
day. He hurries it up.
THERE are many men whose stten.
tions are without intentions, such
as your friends. though his technique
is superior to any I have ever heard
of, in giving you phony engagement
ring when there Is no engagement in
order to keep you pacifled. That Is
new ringer in the game. but the game
is the same old game and it ends in
the same way-in the girl who Is
sucker enough to play it losing out.
The man picks out a pretty. at
tractive girl who has good home
and a good job and he devoteS him.
self to her. He monopolizes all OF
her time. He is always seen about
with her. He cuts her off from all
other men, so that people naturally
think they are engaged. He makes
love. or near-love, but he never gets
to the proposing point, and this kind
of pseudo-devotion goes on for years
and years until the girl begins to
lose her looks, or he grows tired OF
her, or some glamorous stranger
dawns on the scene and then he Just
fades out of the picture.
And it is nothing to him that he
has kept the girl from marrying. that
he has wasted all of her youth and
left her deserted and forlorn. Any
girl who lets a man hang around her
more than a year without filing bill
of his intentions is just simply lacking
in natural gumption. Give this gen.
tleman the air before he leaves you
out in the cold.
DOROTHY DIX.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Is
.SOnnetinneSin
Good Order
Corporal Punishment
Now and Then May
Be Needed.
BY ANGELO PATRI.

THE children were gathering in the
yard, waiting for the admission
bell to ring. Mothers were standing
about chatting and keeping watch
full eyes on the behavior of their
charges. Teachers were scattered
about to herd their groups upstairs
when the time came. The chatty
atmosphere was cracked wide open
by series of howls, Il will, I will SO.
will 60 home. Let me go-o-o-o."
At the entrance, backed against the
wall, mother was trying to ward
off her infant son, who was kicking
her shins vigorously. Stop, now,
Vincent. Stop. Don't kick mother.
Stop say"
stop that. This instant You
hear me, young man? Stop that"
Miss Lavinia's voice rang out like
the snap of a whip as she rushed to
the aid of her pupils helpless mother.
| Vincent measured the distance be-
tween him and Miss Lavinia with an
appraising, calculating eye. He still
had time to escape and renewed his
attack with desperate haste and in
creased power
Miss Lavinia reached for him, yank-
ed him free of his mothers hold,
turned him across her knee and
spanked him as vigorously as she
could under the circumstances. One
needs lap to do thorough job Of
spanking. and Miss Lavinia was handi-
capped by her standing pose.
'Now, young man. march yourself
on line and never let nae hear of your
doing such thing again as long as
you live" Short of breath owing to
her exertion and indignation that
prompted it, she turned to the mother,
who had remained backed against the
wall, expecting storm of angry pro-
test from her. She was met with a
warming smile and, Thank you,
teacher, thank you very much. I'm
his mother, so ! could not spank him.
love him too much. ! wouldn't want
| him to stop loving me. He will mind
you, and maybe he won't kick me any
more"
Miss Lavinia was speechless in the
face of such hopeless notions. The
bell rang and she headed he first
graders up the stairs. Vincent not the
| least dignified and composed of them
all.
There is something wrong about
childs training when he kicks his
mother. 1t ought not to be necessary
to spank a 6-year-old child. II he
has been trained to ordinary good be-
havior when he is a beginner in this
life, Immediately after his birth and
| forward to the last day Of his need
of family discipline, such happening
could never be.
Little children pull their mothers
hair, slap her face with their soft
hands, not in anger, but in affection.
They do not know they hurt. 1t is
then that mother gently removes the
little hands and says. mo, no." firmly,
and sets the baby down, away from
her. If she does that he will not think
Of slapping and kicking her to make
her go his way when he is years
old. or at any other age.
Right training. given at the right
time, prevents any need Of spanking,
but If that training has been omitted
and a child strikes his mother in
anger, I would agree with Miss
Lavinia's remedy. Love never leads
children into error Love leads or
drives them into right ways. Love is
not weak. It is forceful beyond
measure.
Copyright. 1885.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
The Quest
For Beauty
Bettern1ent
An Ever Fascinating
One That Presents
New Ideas.
BY ELSIE PIERCE.

T ET'S make this inventory time for
- beauty, just as it is for big busi-
ness. Business has its stock record
sheet. Beauty has its mirror. Sit
down and have a heart-to-heart talk
with your mirror, let it help you dis
cover your assets and your liabilities.
That is the first step. Have very
definite and candid understanding OF
yourself, your individual type, your
shortcomings, your possibilities and
most of all, just how you can make
the most Of these. With your assets
listed. you can lay plans for a year Of
beauty betterment. However, you will
need the following assistants:
First. 6ntermination. Your own
will power is your right hand man.
Providing determination remains with
you. the job is half done. Certain it
is. that science and cosmetic experts
are decidedly on your success" side.
Perseverance is another impoi tant
factor. But that goes hand in hand
with determination. Health Is needed,
of course. Beauty cannot thrive with
out it. But we are taking it for
granted that you are in good health
and will continue to guard that, zeal
ously.
Basically, beauty can be considered
as the sum total of four factors: the
skin, the hair, the hands and the fig
ure. OF course, there are innumerable
fine points. But these will come later.
For the purposes of our inventory let
us consider these four primarily.
Your skin-Asset side: clear, soft,
wrinkle free, good natural color. Re-
ferred to as a rose-petal complexion;
Sr peaches -and-cream: or skinlike
silk; or just like a baby's. -Four of
the incest compliments a woman's
skin can boast If your skin inspires
such talk-by all means don't let it
age one day. Use the necessary prep
arations to keep it cleansed. toned.
nourished and protected. Liability
side: Dry? That calls for soothing,
emollient creams. Oily? A change of
diet, less sweets and starches, more
vegetables and a good astringent To-
tion used locally-every day. Wrinkles?
Determine first just what is causing
them-worry or perpetually frowning
expression? Excessive dryness often
causes premature wrinkles. Then use
cream and astringent in combina-
ton to help iron them out. Are your
muscles beginning to sag? Is your
skin marred by pimples or eruptions.
or coarsened by large pores? There's
really no reason why the complexion
should appear on anything but the
asset side. Not in our day and age!
My bulletin How to Tell Your Skin
and What to Do About 1t" will come
to you on receipt of a self-addressed,
stamped (3-cent) envelope.
(Copyright, 1850
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Both Jaded Appetites
And Spirits of Guests
Should Be Considered
Review Mentally Parties Which Have Been
Attended During the Past Few
Weeks-Then Be Different!

cessfully introduced for the grown-ups,
too. Every one loves good comedyl
Many of the important films are now
showing, and a licensed operator.
with all the necessary equipment will
give the show for you at surprisingly
low cost.
Look back over your engagement
book for the past few weeks; remem-
ber just what food and entertainment
was offered at each party that you
attended-and then choose something
absolutely different from all of them
to give your friends delightful few
hours!
ORANGE SPONGE CAKE.
egg yolks. beaten.
4 cup orange juice.
tablespoon lemon juice.
"a cup sugar.
/. teaspoon grated orange rind.
Beat well. Fold in in order given:
egg whites, stiff1y beaten.
l cup -four, sifted, with
i teaspoon soda.
Bake in moderate oven 1925 de-
grees F) 35 or 40 minutes. Ice with
butter icing as follows:
tablespoons butter.
cups powdered sugar.
tablespoons lemon juice.
tablespoons orange juice.
l teaspoon grated orange rind.
Cream butter and sugar together.
Add fruit juices and rind.
HOT FRUIT PUNCH.
cup sugar.
l cup tea infusion pour one cup
boiling water over two teaspoons tea) q.
y cup lemon juice.
y cup grape juice.
p cup strawberry juice or (grated
pineapple).
cups boiling water.
Dissolve in hot tea. Combine all
ingredients. Serve at once. If de-
sired top each glass with q heaping
spoonful of meringue.
This recipe makes one-half gallon.
enough to serve or large or Is small
glasses.
Evening star., 1936-01-07
Gourmet's Guide for the Hostess
BY LUCIE EBERLY.

topether, so that mixture cannot es-
cane. and bake in hot oven about lU
minutes. Serve hot. They may oe
made the day before and reheateo.
Som people prefer them reheated.
claiming that the flavor has thor
oughly penetrated through the entire
mixture and dough. If you want
something really sensational in taste,
Won will use the delectable Smithf1eld
mix that some of our local merchants
carry. 1t is sharply spiced and ready
for use.
T OBSTER paste is one OF the very
IL newest canape delicacieS-some-
thing every gourmet should mciuoe
in his cuisine itinerary! 1t may be
used for hot or cold hors d'oeuvres.
Serve it hot in dainty little pastry
timbales. These timbales are avail
able at several of our bakerieS-and
large amounts may be made to order.
They are made of patty shell pastry
are cone shape. light as a feather
dainty, delectable morsels. Fill them
roe paste and serve them in silver
hot-water dishes so that they will keep
warm to the last. Almost any type
of hot savory mixture made of cheese.
fresh or smoked fish or meats may be
used in filling these tidbits.
For the nut bowl-by all means
serve the nuts freshly roasted
and hot! Almonds, freshly roasted,
are twice as tasty as when they are
cold. Unshelled peanuts, freshly
roasted are exceptionally palatable.
too, and it is always fascinating to
eat them right from the shell! Roast
ed Brazil nuts. large and meaty, are
ideal along with canapes and salads
and are perfect compliments to meat
sandwiches.
For information concerning items
mentioned, call National 5000, extern
sion 342.
Evening star., 1936-01-07

Try cooking beet greens with
bacon. After boiling, the bacon
is crisped in frying pan and
served with slices of hard boiled
eggs as a border around greens.
To clean felt hats go over care
fully with piece of flannel dip
ped in benzine. Benzine is in
flammable and should not be
used near heat.
Butter used In making cakes
will cream more easily If allowed
to stand in the pantry some time
before using.
Seeds must be kept moist, but
not wet, during the terminating
period. Once the germ has
broken the seed coat, and the
seed box, pot or seed bed is al
lowed to dry out, the tiny plant
dries up and dies without ever
getting above the ground. Then
you will hear the complaint
about bad seed. The sof must
be kept at an even degree OF
moisture and 1t must be watered
often enough to maintain it, but
it never should be soaked SO that
it Is In the condition of mud.
tCopyright. 1867
Evening star., 1936-01-07

GONE like them hot, some like them
~ cold - But we feel sure that
the majority like them hot these colo
wintry days! So serve them piping
hot-and highly seasoned. Hot canapes
and hors d'ouevres? OF course! And
TASTY they are-somehow there are
few savory combinations that are
only at their best when they are not.
THE fad for hot canapes has taken
l. smart society by storm. At fash
ionable homes We find delectaoie
creamed shrimp in pastry ruf1s; crisp
hot buttered soda crackers generously
spread with fish roe. Tiny feather
weight fish balls, Of cod or salmon,
no bigger than olives, are served
steaming hot, impaled on hors
d'oeuvres pix. Another capital not
canape that has won praise ana
pouularity far and wide consists OF
large pearl onions wrapped IN bacon
and grilled on toothpicks! These are
perfectly delicious and SO quickly and
easily prepared. Pearl onions, you
know. are available in tins and glass
lars. large and small.
A RUSSIAN favorite in the hot hors
"A d'oeuvres line are dainty little
meat rolls. They are made with DIS
cult or bread dough which Is roileo
thin and spread with sharp. piquant
meat mixture. One can use almost
ANYTHING in the way of meat left
overs-a bit Of beef. pork or ham.
Grind it 10 a fine texture, add little
chonped chives tthese don't ruin you
socially. but flavor wonderfullyD. sea-
son with celery salt, a dash of Worces-
tershire sauce and a bit Of hot mus
tard. When half of the dough has
been spread. fold over the other hail.
and c,lt into tiny portions. Press endS