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The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
THE EDITOR

Most anyone can be an editor. All the editor has to do is to sit at desk six days out of the week, four weeks of the month and 12 months of the year, and "edit" such stuff as this:
 Mrs. Jones of Cactus Creek, let can opener slip last week and cut herself in the pantry.
 "A mischievous lad of Piletown { threw stone and struck Mir Pike in the alley last Tuesday. "Joe Doe climbed on the roof oi his house last week, looking for a leak. and fell striking himself on the back porch
 While Harold Green was escort ing Miss Violet Wise from the church social last Saturday night a savage dog attacked them and bit Mr. Green several times on the pub lie square.
 "1saih Thinner of Running Creek was playing with a cat Friday when it scratched him on the yer anda.
 "Mr. Ford. while harnessing a broncho last Saturday, was kicked just south of the corn crib.-The Pacific Woodsman.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
DISSATISFIED WITH BOB

Vienna, Mar. 25, (P)-The Aus trian hair dressers have decided. with due seriousness in convention assembled. that women should give up the bob. How they are going to persuade them to do it was not decided.
 The hair dressers agree that cur rent fashions above the ears do not harmonize with modern evening gowns. But what seemed to pain them the most was that the bob does not give the barber much op- portunity to "express himself" as the saying goes.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
BETTY CALL LAID TO REST

The funeral services over the re- mains of Betty Call, the fourth ad- opted daughter of Mrs. Corina Call, of the Bureau of Education, was conducted this afternoon, at 200 o'clock, from the Federated Church, after which the funera procession took up its journey tc Belmont Point. The sympathy ol the entire community is extended to Mrs. Call in this, the hour O her bereavement.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
NJ. F. CHURCH

11:00 A. M., Morning Worship; Good Singing: Choir will Sing. Come and spend one hour with As in the study of the Word of God
 This is our Quarterly commun- ion Service
 zoo P. M, Evening Worship; Is minutes of song; Choir to sing. Sermon:-Conseien
 The interest in the Boys Club is growing. Large numbers gath CT in the Club House each night The Sunday afternoon gatherings are full of interest. Watch for next Sundays announcement.
 Coming April 30. Heap Big Es- kimo Dance April 30
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly, will confer a favor
 on the office fl. they will report 1t
 us soon as possible.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

A gymnasium building which in cludes swimming pool and run ming track will be feature of the new S1,S50,O0O United States Vet erans Bureau hospital now under construction at Fort Smelling.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
LOCAL NEWS
LADIES RACE SUNDAY

Ladies' Race Sunday will start at p. nl., from staked trail on the ice opposite Barracks Square. Draw ing for position I p. m. Saturday at M. X M. Bank. Seveu .lo.S or less.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The number of Hungarian busi- ness failures in the last year has been greater than in 25O years, the finance minister reported.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Experiments in canning reindeer meat are being conducted by the Alaska government railroad. The canned product, which is said to taste like veal. retains the orig inal flavor because it is cooked in the tin.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Petrified trees in the petrified forest, Navajo county, Arizona. are yielding vari-colored cuff links at the hands of expert stone workers.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Slips from Charter Oak, under which King John signed the charter giving English people parliament ary rights, and from the Oak in Sherwood Forest where Robin Hood administered the unbroken oath of allegiance, have grown to sturdy trees in Pleasanton, Calf. They were planted 25 years ago.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Despite a slowing down fin auto mobile production. most Michigan factories are bringing in large am- ouRts of raw materials against the time when production will increase, according to survey made by the Pere Marquette Railway.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Prohibition may have prompted the latest Metropolitan offering in wine bottles. The stoppers are padlocked to the silver collars that op their cut crystal forms.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

More than 4OO,OO0 foreigners have announced their intention of becoming French citizens.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The State flower of Arizona is the Sahauro. the bloom of the giant cactus, large. waxen, white blossom.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Frisco railroad engine No. 103. in forty-five years. has run a total of 2.500,000 miles, equivalent to 100 trips around the globe. Me chanics say the engine is still good for 50O,OOO miles.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Every river originating in the State of Arizona finds it's source in "Old Baldy." 13.0OO-foot peak in the northern part of the state. r
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Start the New Year right-send in your subscription for the Nome Do it NOW.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

A series of reciprocal Rhodes Scholarships. by which, as we'll as sending scholars from the United States to study at Oxford, the Rhodes Trust will send English men from Oxford to study here has just been established.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
NEWS BRIEFS (By The Associated Press)
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For the man who can't give up his golf long enough to take . drink, cutlery stores are featuring "mixies," or six-inch stirring spoons made in the form of mashies.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Come and get them, "Norge pic tures." on sale at Nugget Once.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Formerly. the dealers in ladies' garments took oil half at the end of the season; Now. the manufac- urers beat him to 1t by taking oiI two-thirds- at the beginning of the season.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

She-"Oh, Jack, that candy just makes my mouth water.''
 The Brute-"Here's a blottar."
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The tax on salaries in France was paid last year by S23,590 per- sons. About 75 per cent paid on incomes that were less than $500.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

He:-"Look at me again. will your"
 She:-"No, because if do you'll kiss me"
 He:-"Honestly. I won't"
 She:-"Then, what's the use of looking at your"
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Neither Queen Mary. nor hel daughter Princess Mary, smoke.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

What does it mean by being candid father?" Speaking unto others as you would not like them ospeak to you.''
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02
INFERIOR ICE POOL RECORDS
 FOR PAST THIRTY YEARS
Annual Lottery Expected to be Larger Than Previous Years

For the benefit of the Nugget readers Nho may be considering winning the 1927 Nenana and Fair banks ice pool. the following com piled records covering a period of more than 30 years, is published. It will be noted that last years time was the earliest, according to the record, the ice going out on April 27th.
 Last year a purse of $20,000 was split among the lucky ones. which was considered one of the largest sums the annual lottery ever drew:
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Mrs. Al make it rule never to ask another to do what would not do myself"
 Mrs. B.:-"But. my dear, sure ly you don't go to the door your self and tell your callers that you are not at home?''
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The only way to escape criticism, says Bob Toussaint, Is to say mo- thing, do nothing and be nothing.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Three crops of sugar cane plant ed under the direction of the Al aska railroad have matured and are at refinery for analysis.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

When a man has big head it is usually from what he thinks is in 1t. but ain't.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The worst luck connected with two-dollar bill Is that it isn't five.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

She (coyly): But, Harold, are you sure you love mel"
 He: Well what do you suppose I'm doing-trying to wrestler"
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Commercial production of asbes- tos is now going on in Navajo county. Arizona, opening up new mines in that part of the United States.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

An old fellow on his deathbed, in making his will, murmured to a lawyer:
 And to each of my employees who have been with me 20 years or more, bequeath 200O pounds"
 Holy smoke. What generosity!" the lawyer exclaimed.
 No, not at all," said the sick man. You see. none of them have been with me over year; but it will look well in the papers, won't it?"
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Telephone Your Subscription to the
 Nugget at Once.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

"A silent woman is lovely thing" sings a poet. Perhaps, but it is hard to make a woman think SO.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

The modern girls are all right, yes. But somehow We admire them less Than old time ones: but, to be truthful,
 We'll state that we're no longer youthful.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

"Pa. what is a convalescent?" Its . patient who is still alive. my boy"
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Many a girl would rather attend hopfest than work on a hope chest.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

A jazz band is to accompany Channel swimmer this year. The idea. perhaps, is to encourage him to push on with all speed and get out of earshot.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Teacher: Now, Billy, how many races of people are there?
 Billy tbrightly): Two, sir teachers and pupils. The teachers are the canine race and the pupils are the feline race.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Many a school child has reason to note the deficient education of its parents when 1t seeks help with its lessons.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

A screen star has wed her direct or. Now he only thinks he Is.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

|suBscRlBE FOR THE Nuoosr
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

There Is just so much worry for everybody. If you dodge your share there is more for your neigh bors.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Civilization: Outlawing 6-inch
 fire-crackers: Casting 16-inch nav al guns.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

It takes all kinds of people to make world but only one kind to ruin 1t.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

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 It takes all kinds of people to. make a world but only one kind : to ruin it.
 Many school child has reason ; : to note the deficient education of
 its parents when 1t seeks help
 with its lessons. There Is just so much worry for Ae everybody. If you dodge your '""' share there is more for your neigh
 bors. "Pa. what is a convalescent?" ,.s "It's patient who is still alive. my boy" ish- ,,,,, 'ee candid father?"
 Speaking unto others as you ..., would not like them ospeak to '%s'- you.''
 She-"Oh, Jack, that candy just
 makes my mouth water" T., The Brute-"Here's blottar." run the s... ps, rs... p. eA' Vet .s;s .,,s 10 ea, "o lder Ae "A" 'e AAe
 He:-"Look at me again, will your" She:-"No, because if I do you'll
 kiss me-"
 He:-"Honestly. I won't"
 she:-"Then, what's the use of looking at you?" r.e Mrs. All make it rule .o never to ask another to do what ,,;a I would not do myself" .s Mrs. B.:-"But, my dear, sure ' y you don't go to the door your
 self and tell your callers that you n. are not at home?" . An old fellow on his deathbed. us in making his will, murmured to , a lawyer:
 And to each of my employees
 who have been with me 20 years ,.. or more, bequeath 2oOo pounds" Holy smoke! What generosity!"
 the lawyer exclaimed.
 No, not at all." said the sick
 man. You see. none of them have o- been with me over a year; but it
 will look well in the papers. won't it?"
 the e in ro,o. >- ,.,,, ,, races of people are there? e Billy (brightly): Two. sir
 teachers and pupils. The teachers ., are the canine race and the pupils
 are the feline race.
 The modern girls are all right, yes. But somehow we admire them less Than old time ones: but, to be 'e' truthful We'll state that we're no longer food Hn She (coyly): But. Harold, are ,,.,, you sure you love mel"
 He: "Well what do you suppose
 I'm dong-trying to wrestle?"
 "A silent woman is lovely thing" sings poet. Perhaps, but m it is hard to make woman think
 so. , The worst luck connected with a two-dollar bill Is that it isn't five.
 Many a girl would rather attend
 hopfest than work on a hope ', chest. ,, Civilization: Outlawing 6-inch
 fire-crackers: Casting 16-inch nav
 al guns. . If people spent as much time in e trying to be better as they do in .x trying to look better, dress better and live better, the reformers would .s all have to go to work for living.
 One reason why the boys leave
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

Proud Father:-I just received . letter from my son-the first he ever wrote.
 Friend:-How much did he ask you for?
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

One reason why the boys leave the farms is on account of the 14-hour day.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

If. people spent as much time in trying to be better as they do in trying to look better, dress better and live better, the reformers would all have to go to work for . living.
The Nome nugget., 1927-04-02

SeANiu6 0CAoA2TS IFUm tue Oult6u States to study at Oxford, the Rhodes Trust will send English men from Oxford to study here has just been established.
 The number of Hungarian busi- ness failures in the last year has been greater than in 250 years, the finance minister reported.
 A gymnasium building which in- cludes a swimming pool and run ming track will be feature of the new s1,S5O,O00 United States Vet erans Bureau hospital now under construction at Fort Smelling.
 Petrified trees in the petrified forest, Navajo county, Arizona, are yielding vari-colored cuff links at the hands of expert stone workers. Experiments in canning reindeer meat are being conducted by the Alaska government railroad The canned product, which is said to taste like veal. retains the orig inal flavor because it is cooked in the tin.
 Frisco railroad engine No. 103. in forty-five years. has run a total of 2,500,00O miles, equivalent to 100 trips around the globe Me chanics say the engine is still good for 50O,O00 miles.
 Neither Queen Mary, nor her daughter Princess Mary, smoke.
 More than 100000 foreigners have announced their intention of becoming French citizens.
 Every river originating in the State of Arizona finds it's source in "Old Baldy," 13.0OO-foot peak in the northern part of the state. 
 Three crops of sugar cane plant ed under the direction of the AL aska railroad have matured and are at refinery for analysis.
 Slips from Charter Oak, under which King John signed the charter giving English people parliament ary rights, and from the Oak in Sherwood Forest where Robin Hood administered the unbroken oath of allegiance, have grown to sturdy trees in Pleasanton, Calf. They were planted 25 years ago.
 The tax on salaries in France was paid last year by S23,590 per sons. About 75 per cent paid on incomes that were less than $500.
 Prohibition may have prompted the latest Metropolitan offering in wine bottles. The shoppers are padlocked to the silver collars that op their cut crystal forms.
 The State flower of Arizona is the Sahauro. the bloom of the giant cactus, large, waxen, white blossom
 Despite a slowing down fin auto mobile production, most Michigan factories are bringing in large ann ounts of raw materials against the time when production will increase, according to survey made by the Pere Marquette Railway.
 Commercial production of asbes- tos is now going on in Navajo county. Arizona. opening up new mines in that part of the United States.
 When a man has big head it is usually from what he thinks is in it. but ain't.
 Formerly. the dealers in ladies' garments took oil half at the end of the season: Now, the manufac- urers beat him to 1t by taking oh two-thirds-- at the beginning of the season. Telephone Your Subscription to the
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
Fired Several Shots

According to the report, an I'M
identified assailant, said to be q
Rumanian journalist, broke through
the police Gordon and fired several
shots into the former King apart
nlent aboard the train. None Of
the shots took effect.
Assailant Arrested
The. assaiIant was arrested, and
police announced they discovered
! number Of discriminating docu.
n1ents on his person. Thes we're
Confiscated.
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
Railroad Pays 1000
Fine for Making Loan

Because the Kansas City Southern
Railway failed to notify the Inter.
state Commerce Commission that a
loan Of 100000 was about TO be
nnade. 4 fine Of $500 was ordered
today By Chief Justice Walter /.
Mccoy in the Criminal Division, of
District Supreme Court.
The law orders that notice be
given within ten days Of any move
to create an Indebtedness. Attorney
Thomas r Littlepage, who sntered
a plea Of guilty for the railway. ex.
planned the loan was made by Il
vice president in the absence of the
general counsel. The usual fine Is
S. 900. BY agreement with the
District attorney, the lower fine
was accepted.
The Washington times., 1927-08-11

-s4i x = &
Both these appeals 90 to the
full bench Of the Shbrerne
Court five members having
been Summoned to Boston "a
sit GA Monday.
At the same time, an appIi-
cation for 1 writ of habeas
corpus was filed ii Federal
District Court. II appeared
only as q matter Of record, as
Associate. Justice Oliver Wen
dali Holmes, Of the United
States Supreme Court, and
Judge George w Anderson,
Of the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals, had ruled
that, under the legal points IN
volved, the matter was entirely
in the hands Of the State
courts, that they could not
issue a habeas corpus writ.
Ruling Is Rushed
Before Judge Sanderson agreed
on the exceptions, a conference
lasting over two hours was held
in the judges chambers. Defense
Attorney Arthur d. Hill and At
torney General Arthur z. Read-
ing were present.
When they left the judges lobby
the attorney general said an
agreement had been reached on
the bill Of exceptions, as It was
to 60 before the full bench, an-
ticipating that it would be signed.
The bill had been roughly
drafted at the conference and
was sent to the attorney generals
office for q fiual draft. to b re.
turned to the Judge for his sig
nature.
Now Up TO Full Bench
The bin goes before the fulI
bench on the question Of whether
Judge sanderson was right in de.
clining to issue q writ OF error. lie
the full bench sustains him In his
action the fight for Sacco and Van
zetti before the Supreme Court
would be concluded as far as the
writ Of error Il concerned.
If however, the full bench de-
cides he should have issued the
writ Of error a rescripf win be is
sued ordering Judge Sanderson to
grant the writ Of error and hear.
ings win begin before 3 single Jus.
tice, probably Judge Sanderson. I. III
Gov. Alvan q. Fuller In granting
the respite until midnight August
% said the courts had no power to
give one, and that he was 90 act
ing to afford the courts an oppor.
tunity to complies the considera.
ton Of the proceedings now pend
ing.'
The governor was said to be- Of
the opinion that Sacco and Van.
zetti have had d fair trial. that
Judge Thayer was fair and that
the course Of the law has bean
halted too long already.
Governor FuIler,g secretary. Her.
man macdonald, emphasized to Sacco
ana Nanzetti defense committee men.
VINO sought to have the governor IN.
eervene on the grounds Of humanity.
that, as q law officer, the chief
executive could be concerned only
with the legal phase Of the case.
- Hurt III Bomb Blast
BASEL Switzerland. AuR. IL.
The police are searching today for
persons who exploded time bomb
IN - tramWay station falena4nna
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
CASE IN
NUTSHELL

This Is the history Of the 1Corld-
famous Sacco-Vanzetti case, from
the time Of the Staging Of tUo
men IN April. 1890. Up to and ~
clading the present day. The case
Of the condemned men, just
CREATED a dramatic l1st-ninute
reprieVe from death IN the sIec-
trio chair has aroused storms of
coRtrOUersy throughout the ciVi-
lized lc0rEd as no criminal pro-
ceeding has IN years. The I'M.
pOrtHMt developments, IL ckroMo-
logical order. follow:
April Is, 1s20-Two men carry
Ing the payroll, amounting to
$4,000, of shoe factory in South
Continued on Page Z, Column 81
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lST
IN bombing
q Ia1srnatloaaI SCI seryies

Nv Internat1onaI News Service
SACRAMENTO, Calf, Aug. liz
A series Of explosions. believed to
have been caused by bombs.
wrecked the state Theater here to-
day. causing an estimated loss Of
s4oO, 900.
Police declared they believed the
bombs had been laid by sacco.Van-
zetti sympathizers.
Fire shot as feet into the air after
the first explosion, firemen re-
ported, and four or five smaller
blasts let go in its wake.
Three firemen were hurt fight
ing the fire and keeping it confined
to the theafer building proper.
Assistant Fire Chief Terrence
Mulligan was trapped when a sec
ton of the building caved In. He
was rescued by his comrades =
half hour later and was uncon-
scious from breathing smoke
fumes.
Theodore Measure, engineman,
was badly cut when 4 balcony OF
the building collapsed. Howard
Dunn was knocked unconscious by
q falling rafter.
Fire Spread Is Checked
The walls Of the theater remained
standing, but the interior was com.
pletely Quilted by the flames. For
a time the fire threatened to
spread to adjoining buildings, but
firemen finally succeeded in hem
ming It in.
The theater Is owned by the T..
and p. corporation. and for long
Continued on Page 2. Column 81
The Washington times., 1927-08-11

The RATHER started the attack.
sinking his deadly fangs into the
king snake several times, until it
seemed Rex was out for the count.
The king snake swished his great
body around hut was unable to do
anything and skunk back into his
corner after Is minutes.
The second round was launched
after the keepers prodded the rep
tiles back into the center Of the
pit and kid RATHER held the king
snake in grip for fourteen min
utes after which they were poked
CGpart with b long stick. and Rex"
appeared to be helpless:
The RATHER seemed eager to re-
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
b. c. RELEASES MAN

John w. Degges has been given
his liberty by order Of Chief Justice
walter !. Mccoy after being held
at the Third precinct police sta
ton since July rs. he was ar.
rested at the request or Prince
Georges county. Nd. authorities.
When they failed to insist on ex.
tradition, the court ordered the
man released.
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
DIE HARDs
TAKE OATH
BY International News serVice


DUBLIN, Aug. 11.--The Republic
can deputies in the Dali Eireapn,
lead by cannon de Valera. today.
for the first time since the estab-
lishment of the Irish Free state.
took the oath OF allegiance to the
Free State government and the
British Crown:
1t was the first time the die.
hard" Republican leaders had admit
ted allegiance in any way to the
Crown since De Valera established
the Irish Republic n
In q statement issued previous to
the administration Of the oath, the
Fianna Fail had declared that rl1e
action OF the Republicans in taking
the oath OF allegiance was ian
empty formality which Is not
binding"
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new the fight for the third round"
but REX" could not be induced to
come back and 50 the fight was
awarded to kid rather BY a de-
Mountainous when the kid
snapped viciously at the crowd
that surrounded the pit.
Before the fight the owner OF L
huge wharf rat challenged the
winner. In 3 preliminary bout 4
small king snake and blue racer
fought for is minutes to q draw.
Locate the apartment Won wish e.
make your Apartment Home through
the Rental columns 81 the CIaeeifIed
AdR. -
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ID Hurt In Bomb Blast ~.
BASEL Switzerland, AUG. IL
The police are searchink today for
persons who exploded 1 time borns
~ ? tranway station telephone
TURN OVER
The Washington times., 1927-08-11
AnvERTIsEMENT

JaeksonRllle Florida. and Return. 1915.
Correepundingly Iowa excursion fares to
all Florida points and Havana Cuba.
On sale for all trains leaving washing.
ton every Saturday from June 70 Seps
4enber. inclusive. Convenient scheduies
superb train service liberal Stopovers.
eeabcatd Air Line Railway ne 18th 81.
N. NJ Phone Main SAT.