The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-10-17
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not cOmpel'
SUNDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1886

SUNDAY, OC1OBER l0, 1850
 Kindly stars rule today, accord ing to astrology The sway favors domestic harmony and close friend ships. It is most favorable for so- cial contacts.
 Women should find this lucky day in which to obtain pledges and promises whether they be romantic or merely practical It is an aus picious time for enlarging the fam lily budget.
 The clergy should benefit through closer association with the public and keener understanding of the lpeople. They will be unlucky. how ever, if they try to mix politics or business with religion.
 The stars are read as most prom
 sing for persons who hold high places in government affairs. They are believed to be protected and guided toward success.
 Much illness is indicated for the late autumn and the winter. The health of children may suffer through scarcity and the high cost of food in many parts of the coun- | try.
 Newspapers and periodicals will be more carefully read than usual in coming weeks. Many prophets will fail to foresee what astrolo, gers long have predicted.
 Omens and portents will be watch ed as war clouds threaten. but ev- ents will prove surprising. Thrift has been preached for many weeks by aStrologerS who have warned against the reckless use of money by individuals or by organized groups.
 Autumn days of mildness and beauty will extend far into Novem- Der, according to astrologers, but a severe winter. will bring great suf7 fering.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of a year of happiness to which love affairs of the young will contribute Grandparents should be especially blessed
 Children born on this day prob ably will be exceedingly likable and popular. Girls may be unusually gifted. Many reach fame.
 Helen Hunt Jackson, author, was born on this day 1881. Others who have celebrated it as a birthday in- clude Henri Dergson, philosopher, 1859; Amos Binney, naturalist, 1903.
 MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1886
 Benefic aspects dominate today, according to astrology, but certain adverse planetary influences are active also. The early hours prom ise most to business men and wo-, men.
 This is an suspicious day for merchants and exporters. There may be intensive work in certain factories. Steel and iron interests will prosper.
 The planetary government favors leadership among men. Heads of educational institutions should ben- eft. Judges should be fortunate in the coming year when there will be honors for many jurists.
 Contracts signed under this con- figuration should be profitable. It is a fortunate sway for leasing property. Next year many houses will be built in small towns.
 Those who desire to seek favorS of any sort should delay initiative. Under this rule of the stars men and women who wield power may be difficult to impress.
 Selfishness and preoccupation with personal matters may be more than usually prevalent Small fears will bore beneath the confidence of many candidates while this confi- guration continues.
 Mars today is in a place of sin. lister influence. Quarrels and con- flicts great and small are indicated. Distressing news from foreign coun- tries is foretold.
 Growth of sentiment against war is presaged for the United States where peace societies will multiply.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of jour neys and possible adventures. Bus, mess should be carefully watched and quarrels avoided.
 Children born on this day prob ably will be high-spirited, fearless and sensitive. Subjects of this sign gain fame through hard work. k Fannie Hurst, writer, was born on this day 1889. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Joseph c. Hutcheson, Jr., judge