The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-10
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel"
SUNDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1886

Astrologers read this as day for 1uiet contemplation. study and mild recreation. Mingled good and evil nay be read in the horoscope for this date.
 The stars are fortunate for the clergy and especially for men who exercise wide authority. While the seers forecast a widening scope in the service of churchmen they prophecy strict adherence to long established sectarian standards.
 This is an suspicious sway for the written word, but speakers should beware of careless state ments. Many libel suits are fore told.
 Friendly stars are believed to guide persons who direct the des- tinies of their fellow beings. The planets aid many who exercise au- thority This is encouraging for office holders who seek reelection.
 Writing is well directed today, but love missives should be post poned. There is an omen that warns against pledges and betroth- alS
 In the coming weeks sudden fluc- tuations in the stock markets of the world are forecast Fortunes will be realized by brokers in New York City.
 Among young persons there may be a lack of courtesy and reverence for their elders and rebellion against restraint. They are warned that they are preparing for future that will bring inexor- able results in both public and pri- vate life.
 Financial matters now will be ser iously discussed by the people of the United States. Some sort of new alliance with Great Britain is fore told by London astrologers.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of much hard work that brings rewards. Journeys to far countries are forecast for certain subjects of this sign
 Children born on this day prob- ably will be practical and level- headed, industrious and determin- ed Artistic talents may blend with business ability.
 Harlan Fiske Stone, Justice of the United States Supreme Court, was born on this day 1872. Others whc have celebrated it as a birthday in- clude Cary Travers Grayson, phys ician and rear admiral, 1878; Arthur Lyman Williston, engineer and edu- cator, 1868; Josiah Newhall Hall, 1859.
 MONDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1886
 While adverse aspects are power ful today, according to astrology, benefic influences guide man hu- man interests on the Earth.
 This is read as an suspicious con- for women who have in- tellectual or professional ambitions. The mind is likely to be stimulat- ed and the mental. vision cleared.
 It is a most promising sway un- der which actresses, artists and writers may sign contracts with promise of success.
 Girls who are college students should make the most of the op- portunities offered under this di- rection of the stars. New leaders are preparing for public service that will bring fame.
 This is fortunate day of prom ise for aviation. Expansion in the United States Air Service is prog nosticated and movement of the fleets is forecast.
 The seers predict that in the coming national election some Con- gressional candidates who are now most confident will be defeated and victory will come to certain ones who have the hardest con- tests.
 While the next President of the United States may have to deal with many hostile members in Con-