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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-15
"She
looks like a
million on
$40 a week

"When was living at home always washed my precious
chiffon stockings with Lux to make them last long
possible my service weight stockings done in
the regular wash with cake soap. But it seemed to
that they lost their lustre and looked faded so
began to wash them all with Lux.
Shortly after that came to New York to work. My
whole wardrobe very meager scale For instance,
rarely had than pairs Of stockings at time.
''Yet several times have heard comments my won
derfuooking stockings, and only the other day Of
the girls asked me how managed to look like million
on $40 week.
1.-THE chief reason is that never take chances when
washing my clothes. Dresses the $o.45 kind,
well as stockings wear twice as long washed in Lux, and
always look nicer Dorothy Ransom, SO Joral-
emon ST., Brooklyn.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-15

These are jast NO Of the
10000 letters received
during the past1ear ~ the
makers of Lux. Reprinted
BY permission.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-02-15

n New York theatrical producers find that
stockings washed in Lax wear twice as
long! NOw every musical shOw in NeU
York uses Lax for washing silk stocking.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

See our ad. Seward Trad ing Co.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
PILOT MERRILL AND
 PLANE IN AND OUT

Dropping down more or less unex- pectedly from the clouds, Pilot Russell Merrill, of the Anchorage Air Trans port, landed last night upon the Sew ard aviation field at 6:20 o'clock from Anchorage, bringing Mr. and Mrs Oscar Dahl, newlyweds, and Mrs. Gus Knapp, as passengers. The party left the Inlet city at 505 D. m. This morning Merrill hoped off for An chorage with Joe Meherin, salesman.
 Regarding the marriage, announce ment has been previously mentioned with the exception of guests attending the wedding dinner at Cameron's; these were Mrs. Gus Gelles, Gus Bor- gen, Al Blair, Harry Savers, MT. and Mrs Blackburn, Mrs. Gus Knapp, Leo Koslosky. Numerous other parties were held for the newlyweds by their many friends in Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
PARIS DEFEATS BERLIN
 IN FOOTBALL MATCH

PARIS. Mar. 29. (P)-Paris defeated Berlin four to one in a. football match, marking the resumption of soccer re- lations between the two cities inter- rupted by the world war. The con- test was marked by courtesy on both sides, not a player being injured or ruled off the field for rough tactics.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
DOGS SENT EAST

Seven Siberian racers, the pick of Interior Alaska dog teams, personally selected and trained by Frank Du- fresne, are now enroute from Fair banks to Boston, consigned to Mohe- ley, one of the owners of the Boston Globe and an ardent dog fancier.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

The express charge on each dog is S45, exllusiye of premium on heavy individual insurance. When Leonard Seppala invaded the East with his Nome Siberians Moheley Taylor real ized that he would have to seek a new type of sled dog in order to match him, so he turned to Alaska.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
PORT OF MISSING MEN

Oscar Richard Johnson, Pvt. Go. C. 316 Engineers. Address in 1922 was 2013 2nd. Ave, Wayne hotel, Seattle Wash. Any information as to his whereabouts should be communicated to Thos. c. Ware, Adjutant, The Am- erican Legion Spokane Post No. 9, 1O9 s. Post St, Dessert hotel.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
LIKE U. s. JAZZ TUNES

ALGIERS, March 29. (R-North Africa has caught the radio craze and Arab chiefs are saying farewell to their steeds in exchange for the latest seven tube sets guaranteed to get all Europe. Barcelona SPainy~, is very loud in this part of the world. and
 Milan, Italy, is also clear. The most appropriate station, however, is Lon don when American jazz is transmit ted.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

The s. s. Yukon, of the A. s. s. Co.,, will arrive in port tomorrow night or early Saturday morning, according to the local office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

FREE, SPECIAL, A .75 ENLARG- MENT WITH EVERY $500 WORTH OF DEVELOPING AND PRINTING. COME IN AND ASK ABOUT THIS. scHALLERER's ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
STARR DUE TOMORROW

The s. S.Starr, scheduled to arrive 1n port today from the Westward, will arrive tomorrow, according to the lo- cal office.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29
SAYS RADIO
 CAUSES HEAVY RAINS

MATLOCK, Eng. March 299. (P)-- Radio is blamed for the excessive rainfall by many residents of this town who are framing a petition ask ing that it's use be suspended month.
 For some time the mornings have been fine and afternoons rainy, with the result that many persons attri- bute bad weather to wireless activity.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

LARGE 16 OZ. BOTTLE ALCOHOL RUB IS. ScHALLERER'S ALASKA SHOP. "a
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

Frye-6ruhn's Baby Beef is unex- ceIIed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

Cleanliness and the best of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-29

You read it in The Gateway first.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

my beige chiffon looks good. Won.
der II I'd have time to clean my
blond kid slippers?"
what time must we be there,
Rod?" she called. "Where are
they7 The Arlington"
Yep" Rod yelled back from the
bedroom. Dinner at seven.
Swanky. aren't they?"
THANK goodness. That gives me
time to dress decently. I wish PEG.
pie In this town would stop eating
with the six o'clock whistle"
Rod was under the shower and
didn't answer. Get me some clean
things, will yuh, honey?" he
wheedled few minutes later. hear.
ing Berthe Lou in the bedroom.
you're spoiled" she called back.
But she willingly got out fresh un.
derwear and socks for him.
When she emerged from the bath.
room. tingling from q cold spray.
Rod was In the dining room going
over the bank statement. A frown
drew his fine black brows together.
Rapidly he ran through the can.
celled slips. BERTHE Louis sigma.
ture was on most Of them.
Looks like we'll need q new
budget" she said. striving to speak
lightly.
Rod looked up at her sober1y.
"We'll have to find some way Of
cutting down. BERTHE Lou. Il we're
going to keep within our income
There won't be q penny Of this
months salary to save"
II know It." Berthe Lou N.
swered dejectedly. "But don't
see what we can do unless We send
out notices that we're not keeping
open house."
The weight OF the budget ~
mained on her mind until they en-
tered the Arlington Hotel and oaw
the Frasers waiting for them u
the lobby. But It was forgotten tho
instant she saw who was with them.
Ito Be Continued)
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
HONE 82-
RRAY. r4TATE

z
FIVE ROOM cottage, al modern.
close in, $4,000.
SEVEN ROOM house, oil modern,
spick and :.pan, close In, Z real
bargain at :.!70O.00. /,
PROBABLY {. > best large roominG
house in the city, close IN, always
full with &. Do ;people. including
furniture, III, 100000.
FOUR ROOM moderE bungalow,
east front, nice trees and lawn,
cheap at $4,000.
-FOUR ROOM modern bungalow,
lawn and trees, Riv4rview, $4,000
FIVE ROOM modern bungalow, nice
trees and shrabbery, well built,
436OO.0O.
FARM LANDS-Have sold I quar-
tiers the past two weeks; bargains
are being picked up right along
by our own people. Buy now from,
the biggest and best list ! ever had
with scores Of real bargains.
MY BUSINESS il one on 4 strictly
commission basis and al CORE
spondence in connection with any
sale will b gladly shown the buy.
DO YOUR RIAL ESTATE BUST.
NESS with the busiest dealer ~
'''' FEE YOUNG.
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ACCIDENTS HIT
STATES Flu ND

Although the workmen's compen-
sation bureau funds were hit harder
this year than for several previous
years. the cause was a large number
of average accidents rather than
death claims, S. s. Mcdonald, a di.
rector Of the bureau, said today.
Deaths in the mining industry, the
biggest item covered by the compen-
sation bureau. were comparatively
few, he said. However. large num-
Der Of smaller accidents which con.
fined workers to hospitals for three
or four months resulted in higher
insurance rate for the mine workers.
Claims from camps and mills dur
ing the fiscal year just ended were
'ow. as compared to other years,
lcDonald sad. The number ct &C.
iacnts 10 workers in the bc.cra~
aanufac ''r''nr slants was aver:
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FOR aALE

FOR SALE
SIX ROOM 1,vdern house, ct least
3 bed rooms, fine lot, well located
near schools, for $500 cash; can
probably borrow $1,000 on it.
SIX ROOMS partly modern house, 8
bed rooms, hardwood floors, full
basement, water and lights, for
$4,000 cash; can borrow likely at
least $4,000, thereon.
TINE SIX room well built modern
bungalow, 3 bed rooms, east front,
fine lot, near school, desirable and
in good condition for $4,000, on
terms.
SIX ROOM modern bungalow in Riv-
erview, 8 bed rooms, east front,
near school, for $4,000.
SEVEN ROOF! cry desirable house
on eighty street. 1 bed rooms, one
bed room down stairs, hardwood
floors thr oughout, full basement
partitionel IF, east front, near
schools for $4,000.
GEO. M. REGISTER.
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|, book and 4 bank statement. Some
thing was decidedly wrong. Rod
would nnd Il At once. but she hated
to have him know she'd muddled.
The appropriation for entertain.
ment had ID some unaccountable
manner spread ont to include rec.
reation. emergency. education. trav-
81. and even tho dentists small
! slice Of their round dollar system.
Berthe Lou vas ii despair when
Rod came home. Shed even for.
gotten to start dinner. She heard
him como up the stairs three ct q
time, q he always did. She
jumped o her feet. scattering
thiokly scribbled sheets Of paper
to tho door.
She Was 10 the Kitchen when he
opened tho front door. HID never
heard her make such ! clattsr.
"Diansf's late" BERTHE Lou con.
lessed.
'.Nevef mind Il. We're going out.
Tom rraser's 10 town. He wants
~ q have dinner With him and
Molly"
Berthe LON caused over . half.
peeled potato. why didn't you
telephone met" she asked.
'He came into the store 1ust %
) was leaving. Say. did my blue
suit come back from the tailor's!''
Its % the bed. ofan't have
time to hans It up. Some OF the
tlrls we're ID for Z little bridge =
Berthe Lou va hurriedly putting
away the potatoes and carrots she'd
et1rtsd to prepare She was de.
lighted q tho ptospect Of having
dinner with tho yeraaere. Tom was
- important man In Wayville. His
euccepe n New York was we'll
khown = biz homo town.
.
~ SuPP0D0 Molly viii b wear.
ing TAll Clothes BERTHE Lou
thought. Oojns over her own ward.
fobe n her mind. Her nice things
we're al for summer wear. "Well.
lt'1 still warm weather here. And
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but one death claim sent the figures
Tor that diviaion "into the rod.h
Packing plants and slaughterine
houses were the source Of many av-
erags claims throughout the year. A
large number Of blood poisoning
cases which confined men 70 hos
pitfalls for periods Of several months
were reported.
Millwrights. plastsrers and lath-
erS also made many claims during
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

the year, McDouald said. He point
"a cot that injuries . that class Of
workmsn are usually more serious
than the average. Persons engaged
in blasting made numerous claims
for damages, but no deaths we. re-
ported.
Electric light and power plant
workers' insurance rates were raised,
due 70 four or five deaths during
the year. which resulted in ! deficit
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FURNITURE ron SALE

FURNITURE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-1eo box, kitehsn cab
met, sanitary couch, beds, rugs,
china closet, dining set, electric
washer, sewing machine, dresser,
chairs, etc. Call at 016 Washing
ton street Or phone 94a.M.
FOR SALE-Household goods, beds,
dressers, rugs, rockers, tables,
bridge lamp. dishes, wringer, boil
or, camp stove, sewing machine.
Call at 1l06 Ave. D.
FOR SALE-One kitchen table,
cabinet, / high chair, magazine
rack, Lloyd babv hnv~" Zone
1883 Of call q 2l9 ". Thayer.
FOR SAtE-plano IN excellent con-
dition. Bargain II taken ct once
Call ct Az Ninth street.
FOR SALE-very cheap, I 9xl2
rug in excellent condition. Phone
1915.
BARGAINS 10 used .riture
Kennedy Furniture
~
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GLOVE !' E0R II w 90
= \R@t&R RUTH DEWEY GROVES ONES zee & y,
THIS HAS HAPPENED

TITS s1A0 mATFDNG 80
0ERTID Lot WARD, % the
ev. Of her weGd1ng, TO ROD DRYs
ER. receive. = laper knife % .
turned Rcd 1ovvo becauee be wac
not wealthy. TAo feel 81 she
metal chilled Dertlo Lou, and The
thought that q was . dagger %
pierce her happlness flashed across
her MIND % that her dseamlnw
s s:f: =. t. s::ss
resolves not u be Jealous 81 Ro6fo
pnst love affair. tIis lu1uFo % %
ne Zee keepinE. -
blow 10 AeS en- .riSe v,se. ~ sssss
nsn nH.. Svessesrs one ssiee:n a.
bride liked beise second eksiee.
- xoes ,tsrouEh tie ee.e.oay
:My wife: WITH : syeriS s. SSssss
ton In his eyes. she knevs that
s shs. "o 81 s, rasn s, p seeesS essaes
they ssesd a. iaesi Ae.eyasos
n moantain resort. and nestIs
east 81 the pre1etory e..sWees.
heart until they retsrn ana 1al
apartment o. tne ' .re.s1 sSSs
she knows what Rod Hikes. Beth
Lila. .s...s e - ~ ..s. cs. .sA feseSt
WARD advises Hsrtis Los 70 ~
70 avoid meeting her u the -.
RE arst a,nner i. ,Ae .e~
home was . failure bat Dertis
LOU Low makes y ssr 1l.a = e Z
are given : surprisc weieese.
home party By so.ae q their
bertie Lon 81" ,hst A sHe1 .s..1 se,'s
s'gnve Lila the sliD.s
NOW GO ON WITH THE sToRH
CHAPTER vi
TT was 1ust a she feared Ber.
]. tiA Inn admitted tho fart -
ahe Inv starinc at - - orsr
window - tha street ismr A ~
corner. r made the room too
brirht'
"nuf n 7 mi, dovr -. .h.AS
there wont he anv ar" -. -
AactsA Sic, -. ,........,. 80.
MarcelIas remark kent her
awake. It proved to Berthe Lou
that everyone was aware OF the IL.
uation that troubled her. That
Lila wasn't to be invited ID 1 sur.
prise party for her former sweet,
heart and his bride could have
been taken for granted. But that
1t was considered best to keep h1f
In ignorance OF the alfair rAyeaiAd
the towns knowledge of her nm
active interest Ia Rod.
Marcella's tsctless aamission
confirmed the fear that BERTHE ~,
had expressed to her mother. fiar
marriage was going to be like y
three-ring circus tor her friends,
II wonder II I an afraid 81 her =
BERTHE Lou asked hefself With IN
honesty she did not hesitate 10 Is.
dulge IN secret. She feli aslAen
finally With the ouestion unan.
swered.
~ - ., $500
a.yu'u sue sot " eu1es'!
- a.v'u wah.ne nod 1po went
-. ~. - ,! gus n ,., I'.s'e nome q oruer.
ono looked Ike mower II = Junk
yard a. she Dtoo0. In her Crlnu
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OLYMPIC TEAM
SAILS AT NOON

New York, July 11.--tN-To the
accompaniment Of the blaring Of
bands, blowing Of whistles. and ex-
pressions Of optimism from all
hands, the American Olympic team
sailed at noon today aboard the
g chartered steamship President
Roosevelt for the games at Amster-
dam.
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In the fund f.. that class Of work.
men. A large number or minor -
cidents In that class Of workmon!
were also reported.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-11

Blubber Is now believed to be tn
equipment vt enables whales I
WITHSTAND PRESSURE Of great
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BUT HE WON'T

OOx NE VVV
Jones: / hear the lie | Of the DIE.
genheim mining interest. is going
to retire.
Smith: Yes, he can ford to rest
on his ores.-Life.
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AUTOMOBILE

FOR SALE-New Essex sedan at
q large discount. Will consider
trade for city property. Write
Tribune Ad No. 81.
TOR SALE-1'027 Ford Tudor sedan,
good conditi IN. Call at x3l 4 our..,
street or phone 1107.
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FOR RENT-Large two rooEl
apartment furnished. On first
floor: 924 Fourth street or phone
6>8.W.
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ABATEMENT

FOR RENT-Pleasant and modern
apartment, also partly furnished
light housekeeping room. Tele-
phone 1873.
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FOR RENT-Completely furnished
apartment, newly decorated on
ground floor. Call 1T $50 Fourth
street.
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FOK EENT-FurniShed OF unfur-
nlshed apartment. Varney apart.
ments. Phone IT'S.
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-25 trucks, end dump
preferable, clay hauling, average
5 mile, is cents, report at. Ha1en
Immediately. Stevens Bros.
FOR SALE-Casting box and one
tn. r. Electric D. G. motor,
cheap. Inquire 1t Tribune office.
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SEWING

!. EXCLUSIVE and artistic sewing
done for children and Misses from
sizes 2 to Is. Call Mrs. Senness at
603-W or 120 w. ROsser.
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L0ST-On highway leading into Bis
marck, suitcase having name. E.
J. Addison, n tag attached to
handle. Notify Roy Parks, WASH
burn, N. Dak., for reward.
L0ST-Lady's brown hand bag on
No. 6 treil north of Bismarck.
Diamond ring in bag and toilet
articles. Finder return to Police
station for liberal reward.
L0ST-Between Bismarck and Moi
Fit on river road, mans brownish
gray dress coat on July 4th. Find
er please notify this office and re-
ceive reward.
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MALE HELP WANTED

BARBER Profession offers better
opportunities. Write Moler Bar
Der Cc!!cg.p Fargo, n. D., Butte,
" mt,
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WANTED TO RENTAL once 2 or
3 furnished rooms for light house,
keeping. Call 544-R after Z
o'clock.
WANTED TO RENT by August or
September first, four or five room
modern house. Phone 1853.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apt. in mod
ern home, also furnished room.
Phone 1054-R Or call 1922 Ninth
street.
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WANTED TO RENT
WANTED-Fi"e room house, pref
erably with garage, small barn
or chicken house by Aug. l. Call
at els Seventh street after Z
o'clock.
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statesmen WANTED
SALEMEN-Can use two more to
sell Inter State Oil company's es-
tablished lire Of oil and paint.
Phone 1874 or write A. H. Cloth
Ter. Box 14O.
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LADY student wants place to work
for board. Telephone 1873, Bis
marck College.
YOUNG married man desires steady
work. Writ. Tribune Ad. No. 81.
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house located at 307 Seventh
street sout' Phone 1895.
FOR SALE-Two room cottage ct
1910 Sweet Ave. Phone 1072-J.
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BARGAINS in used
Kennedy Furniture
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LET ACK'S Radiator Shop clean
out or r. air that leaky or
clogs. radiator. All work guar
anteod and price reasonable.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

WEDNESDAY,. Wien's Stinson- Detroiter started for Candle via Golovin. carrying as Passenger. Alfred J. Lomen for Golovin. The plane ran into snowstorm and was forced back to Golovin where it picked up Al Lomen and Dan E. Crowley, and brought them to Nome
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

MIR. and MRS. GUST ALEXSON who have spent the summer at Anvil, returned to Nome for the winter. Thursday Mrs. Alexson is again engaged at Bahlke's Restau- rant and looks quite natural be- hind the counter there.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

MRS. HARVEY GRANT. the only lady Councilman Nome has ever had. and who has had charga of the Dining Car" for the Alaska Road Commission on the Nome shelton tramway this season. ar rived in the city late last week. having completed her contract for summer.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

George Waldhelm, was tried in the District Court this morning and re- suited in judgment of divorce for Mrs. Waldhelm, on the ground If desertion.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

E. J. MATTHEWS. superintend- ent of the Keewalik Mining Com pany at Candle, returned to Nome Friday afternoon by the Wien Alas ka Airways plane, piloted by Noel Wien.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

NOEL WIEN took off for Deering about 11:3O this morning to bring Boris Magids, Ross J. Kinney and one of Cordovado's men to Nome. The Stinson plane was used for the trip.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

A. G. BLAKE. mineral surveyor. who has been engaged in his pro fession at Candle for some weeks past. returned Friday to Nome af- ter completing his work. MT. Blake returned by airplane in com rany with E. J. Matthews.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

MRS PETER BOWIE. who has been in Nome for some time under going dental treatment will leave for her home at Unalakleet or the first boat going there.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20
LOCAL NEWS

MORT POWELL arrived from the end of the tramway Tuesday night with the following passengers: o. '. Wheeler, proprietor of the Iron creek Roadhouse: Barney Rolando. his son. Antonio Rolando. and F. Stangelini and Frank Tony
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

IT IS REPORTED that Thursday night the temperature crept down below the zero mark for the first time during the winter of 192S-29 A light fall of snow was also had during the week, which is still on the ground.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

PATTY McGRATH, who has leen employed by the Hammon O. dur Irs the summer. is leaving OF the first transportation with supplies. for his mining property at Bluff He has been staying at the Alaska Hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

BARNEY ROLANDO. mining op- orator from Sherrett creek. arrived from his claims Tuesday night He reports very busy summer with more than enough water for his purposes Accompanying Mir. Ro- lando were his son, Antonio, F. Stangelini and Frank Tony. who have been employed by Mir Rolando this season. He says he is all ready to start cleaning up next spring as soon as the water comes.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

THE LATEST INFORMATION as to the steamer Victoria's arrival. is that the vessel Is experiencing heavy weather and will not arrive until some time Sunday.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

WALLACE PORTER, skipper of the Gasboat Arctic Chief, belong ing to the Golovin Freight and Lighterage Co.,. arrived with the boat this morning.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

D. E. CROWLEY. field represen- tative of the Lomen Reindeer Cor poration who has been at Unala- kleet and Egavik and Golovin. re- turned to Nome by airplane We'd nesday. He reports that the cold storage plants at both Egavik and Golovin are filled to capacity with reindeer. and that the canning plant at Golovin is running full of reindeer meat daily, in roasts and in meat balls. new form of the canned product. which is meet ing with good success as a seller.
The Nome nugget., 1928-10-20

NOEL WIEN. flying his Stin- :on-Detroiter returned from a fas. trip to Candle yesterday afternoon bringing as passengers, F. J. Mat thews and A. G. Blake