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, 1928-10-12
THE SHAVING SET FOR DISCRIMINATING
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DURHAM DUPLEX Shaving Set De Luxe
GIlustrated) contains d bauoslue assortment OF
all the ne cessares of d So mans toilette.
The DURHAM DUPLEX IL and It's acces-
SORES ploviue Tie means Il cleai' 1UllOf'aO'e
Slaves ana The assurance Of well etOrn,eu ap-
pearance ST all times.
Mode Dbl with kazor, attachment 1or
stroppiug blades, hubberset Shaving Brush
Handsome Comb, such oI superior Shaving
Soap and Strop packed III a neat te"theI case,
, 1928-10-12

HOUSE AN0 LAND Xxi

HOUSE AND LAND TAXES.
AFURrHER extension of three
Amonths, to December 81, 1928,
for the payment of House and Land
Texas for the year 1927 is hereby
granted.
A list of all Houses and Land
Taxes not paid on or before De-
cember 81, 1923, will be- turned over
to the Sheriff as delinquent, with
instructions that he take necessary
legal action to en- ;orce payment.
Government Of the
Virgin Islands Of the United States,
Municipality of Saint Croix,
rs September, 1928.
FRANK 7. FOXWELL,
Despatching Secretary.
, 1928-10-12
Publication.

REGINNlNG Wednesday, I ctober
10, 1923, the material purchased
by the municipality and delivered
to dealers in building material will
be on sale at the dock in Frederik-
sted by Robt. l.. Merwin & Co.,,
Inc, and on the dock in Christian
sted by W. S. Abramson, Joseph
Alexander, ". Clindinen, Robt. l..
MerWin & Co., Inc and M. A. no
man, at the following maximum
prices:
Galvanized sheets, Y" K 26' as. III each
80" K 26'' 1903 ="
I44' 26' l.544
Galvanized nails for roofing at 09c per Id
Ordinary nails, Cd, Sd, 10d aud 800, at
.05c. per ID.
Lead washers at zoe. per ID.
Lumber:
II x4" and wider
1t" X 6" and wider
2" x a" S46. 20 per 1000 fit.
2" x g."
q" 81
Siding, dressed $50 10 per
Flooring, tongue and proJved I 1000 fl.
The selling prices quoted herein
are cost prices to dealers increased
by 10 p r cent and are the same or
less than would have been charged
by the Government had sales been
made direct to property owners.
All material not sold on the docks
and transferred to the warehouses
of the dealers would be subject to
an increase in price equal to the
cost Of transferring from the docks
to the warehouses.
Government of the
Virgin Islands OF the United States,
St. HroiX, Y. |.
9 October, 1928.
FRANK I. FOXWFLL,
DeSpatchjng Secretary
0CT silver painted disc wheel
, 1928-10-12

ALL Estate Owners are hereby
"A notified that fallen trees on
their properties, along the public
roads and in the drains, must be
promptly removed.
H. B. NELTHROPP,
Chan man Road Commission
Public Works Department.
, 1928-10-12

On sale al the following slot,s:
Hans Boie. Cbristiansted's Apothecary Hail, Chlis-
tIansttd. St. CroIx, Y. l.
w. Clindinen, Christiansred, St Cro'A, W.
E & G. Stakemann. Chli>tiansteo, 81. CfoIX, y, !
Bobt, L. Merwlp & Co., Fredellksted, st Crolz' Y l.
Axel Uvesen, Freoerbsttd. 81. CloIx, W.
Jean Petersen, Fredrukssed, st. Croix, vi
Ccmmissary store, us. Naval Station. s.. Thomas,
Henry O. Creque. st. thomas. VI. wi
w. }. Georges, ST. Thomas, ". l.
Jno. Lig0t bouln, 81. thomas, VI
A. H Locknart, st. thomas, VI
A. H. Rise, St. Thomas, vi.
Durham Duplex Safety Razor Blades SIS are
being sold at the above stores at 50 cents per pack
age -
DURHAM DUPLEX RAZOR 90.
JERSEY CITY, N d.. u, S. A.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
NORRIS TO BEsOME FARMER. LAHDRl1i NOMINEE FOR FRESH VT

CHICAGO. P, --Allhcugh he an nounced that he would head no third party Movcmeat II connec- tion with the Farmer Laborite ticket Senator Norris will become an unwilling candidate for presi- dent on the Farmer-La borite ticket. Despite his refusal his name was put up for nomination and he re- ceived sixteen votes 10 the four teen for Norman Thomas. the so- cialist nominee. The Farmer-Lab- orites named Will Vereen of Moul- teri. Georgia. cotton mill owner, for Vice President. The possibil- ity of merger of the prohibition and the Farmer-Laborite groups was ended when both parties vet oed the proposal.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
o. F. OHLSEN TO REPLACE
 SMITH ALASKA R. K.

WASHINGTON, LPp-Secretai'y
 Work, yesterday appointed o. F Ohlsen of Duluth. Minnesota, Supt of the Lake Superior Division of the Northern Pacific Railway, as General Manager of the Alaska Railroad. the appointment to be- come effective August first. Ohlsen will fill the post occu- pied for the last four years by Noel Smith who has resigned and | will return from Anchorage next Sunday. Smith is credited by the Department of Interior officials with having effected considerable say ing in the operating expenditures of the System.
 Ohlsen is fifty seven years old and veteran railroad man for forty odd years. He spent seven years with the Pennsylvania Rail road and twenty seven years with the Northern Pacific, beginning as telegraph operator and working in various other departments until he has reached his present posi- tion.
 During the war he was Lieut. Colonel and assigned to the train operations with the American Ex- peditionary Forces in France. He had much experience handling snow blockades on the Northern Pacific. The conditions are sim liar to those met on the Alaska system, through part of his div ision on the Northern Pacific in the Cascade Mountains and on the Pacific Coast. The SHOW many times falls to depth of twenty five feet and the temperature quite frequently dropped 90 degrees be- low zero. Secretary Work praised Smiths work in re-or ganizing the railroad and said the deficit in receipts over eypendi lures in 1923 totalled s1.S0S.S and in 1927 the deficit had been reduced to s900.174 or about one half the deficiency before Smith tcok charge.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
DONALDSON ARRIVES
 AND DEP ARTS

Tile motorship Donaldson @t tho Arctic Transport Co. arrived at Rome from St. Michael a. A Nj today with the following pas-en f:rrs: Jack Warren |. < iiPpu.y Marshal of St. Michael, J. r Nor gan representative Libby osn'l; cts Jake Overba ugh from Unalakleet.
 The vessel started on its re- turn trip at 1 P. M. today and will connect with the down river mail1 Outgoing passengers were: Delegate Dan Sutherland, Jack Warren for St. Michael; D. E. Crowley. Earl Rossman and w. F. Gerecke enroute to Golovin, where Messrs. Rossman and Gerecke will take special movie pictures of rein deer. Scenes will be shot from the ground as we'll as the air.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
THURSDAY TElEGRAPHlC>
CAPTAIN AND NAVIGATOR
 ARE RESCUED

Aboard Ice Breaker Krassin, PJ-(Copyrighted Captain Mar iano and Filippo Seappi, navigator of the Italia, without food of any kind for thirteen days, and seem ingly doomed to an agonizing death were rescued by the ice breaker Krassin. The almost unbelievable rescue was darkened by the news of the death of Dr. Malgren. met erologist and leader of the group that set out forty three days ago to bring help to the stranded crew of the Italia. He died thirty days ago from exhaustion end starvation. His companions stayed with him even in death. The two Italians were taken on board the krassin at : A. NJ. this morning and five minutes later the vessel had turn ed her nose westward to continue the rescue efforts in behalf of the other Italia men. The story of Malgren's death and their own bitter suffering was told on board the krassin by the two men. For thirty days they clung to Malgren's body in the vague hope of taking it back to civilization and had all but resigned themselves to death Tuesday, when the Russian plane sighted them and directed the rescue work of the Krassin thither.
 In yesterdays Bulletin we told of how the plane sighted the three men. It was not evident at the time and the nature of the tele- gram was such that we described how the stranded men waved at the plane. It is true that the two men waved flags and clothing but the third did not lay down to afford the airman 8 better view. That man lying in the snow was Dr.. Malgren, whom the reports of the two Italians say, died thirty days ago. .......
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

i, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has been duly appointed School Tax Collector for Second Division in conformity with Chapter 2s. Alaska Session Laws, 1913.
 All male persons between the ages of twenty-one and fifty years, except soldiers, sailors in the U. S. Navy or Revenue Cutter Service. volunteer nremep, Daupers and in- sane persons. are subject to tax in the sum of Five (e5.eo) Dollars. Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to the first Monday in April, 1928. said tax shall be due and payable CD said first date and shall be delinquent after May let. 1928. Should you arrive in Alaska later than first date above men tioned. tax will be delinquent thir- ty (3e) days after your arrival, o' within ten (1o) days after the no tice is given you.
 All persons, firms, and corpora. tions employing labor shall furnish list of employees to Collector and are authorized by law, to deduct amount of tax from wages of em- ploy4es. .
 Fines and imprisonment are pro vided by the Act above quoted fol those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish list of employees. A. L. CARPENTER,
 School Tax Collector, for Second Division
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
RAIN AND MOSQUITOES
 INTERRUPT .4IRPLANES

Weather conditions from the Yukon and other interior points received this morning stated that it was raining and mosquitoes were making themselves personally ac- quainted with the inhabitants of those places, much 10 their displ- easure.
 Upon being informed of the above weather, the flight of Noel Wien with Russell Merrill and Miss Emily Morgan. was postponed for another day. Ordinary let ter mail will be received at the postoffice until s A. NJ. tomorrow and regis! will closs today at , P. M.
 Pilot Noel Wien stated today that he will fly his Stinson plane and that his brother Ralph will fly the Ancorage plane. This ar rangement was made so that Ral- ph Wien can go to Fairbanks and bring the Standard plane to Nome, and Noel Wien will return to Nome immediately with his cabin plane to handle the business at Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

MOSCOW. R)-Another ironical twist was given to the Mobile res cue work with the news that the Russian airman. Chuchnovisky and four companions were stranded near Northeast Land. The airman radioed that after discovering the two Italians and directing their rescue. a fog came up and kept him from returning to the Kfass- in. He said that it forced him to make landing almost immed- lately and in 50 doing. he slightly damaged the undercarriage of the plane. In. his wire he described his position as one mile southwest of Cape Platen. Chuchnovisky has four weeks supplies including foods, weapons and ammunition. He asked that aid be sent him in order to repair the damage done so as he could make take of.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
VIEWS AIRPLANE
 HOPS TOMORROW WITH
 MERRILL FOR ANCHORAGE

Noel Wien will fly the Anchorage cabin plane from Nome to Anchcr- age leaving Nome Thursday morn ing about 9 o'clock. weather per hitting. Pilot Russell Merrill and attending nurse Miss Emily Morgan. will accompany Wien to Anchorage. Weather reports from Anchorage to Nome will be furnished early in the morning and if conditions are right it is expected to make the flight clear thru to Anchorage in one day. stopping enroute af McGrath a short time for gesaline, Letter mail will close at A M- tomorrow and will be dispatched on the plane.
 Noel Wien will turn the plare over to the Anchorage company and then take the train for Fair banks, returning to Nome with the Standard plane from Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
They

coast of Northeast Land. They are Dr. Malgren, Captain Mariana, Lilot of the Italia and Captain Sea phi. navigator. They had been tramping for forty three days when tEe Russian airman Chnkhnovisky, who took of from the ice breaker Krassin. sighted them. The casta- ways waved franticclly with tat tered flags and third lay down on the ice to provide better view for the airman. Chuchnovisky circled over them and five times tried to seek landing among the lofty ice crags sticking up but was forced to return to the kras- sin. He returned to the marooned men again this afternoon where he will attempt to find landing place or else locate a route whereby additional aid may be speedily rushed to them.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

WINNIPEG, lP)-Three train- men were killed when boiler pusher engine of the Canadian Pac- fife railroad freight train running near Glacier, British Columbia. eX- ploded. The dead are M. Rogers. engineer, c. Standbury. fireman, and C. w. Clay. conductor. All others on the train lived. The blast is attributed to shortage of water.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

PARIS, P)-Births are fewer and marriages less frequent but France is still on the right side of the population record because there is a much lower death rate and divorces are not go Sopular' as last year.
 Figures for the second quarter of the year give the country an increase of 32.40o people. almost double the same periodr-last year In all of France there were only 4,ss5 divorces in three months.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

TsSHINGTON. (P, An a.;lu.I !, of what radio and aviation means, was demonstrated in the quick es- tablishment of communication, Mai or General George S. Gibbs, Chief Signal Officer of the Army. de- clared. He said that it required just fifty-one hours. last month, to put Point Barrow and Seward in radio touch with each other. Twen- tv-nine years ago, Secretary Root ordered St Michael and Valdez connected by telegraph and it took three years to build the four teen hundred miles of wire line. In June. Secretary Davis ordered Point Barrow and Seward con nected The air distance is eight hundred miles and Private Heyser with an improvised radio set. was sent from Fairbanks by airplane to Point Barrow to establish a station. The standard equipment for it will not reach there nHtil September.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
WEDNESDAY
 :TEtEGRAPHicl

WASHINGTON, tP)-Senator Curtis will be notified in his home at Topeka of the Vlce-Presidential nomination on August the eight eenth, one week after the Hoover notification. Work announced that Representative Tilson would open an Eastern speakers bureau in New York.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
LOOKING FOR BIGGEST
 MAN IN LIQUOR GAME.

NEW YORK. R-A man des- cribed by the government author ities as 'one of the biggest in the liquor game" is being sought in connection with a conspiracy to obtain three million dollars worth of liquor and alcohol from ware house in lower Manhatten. Robert
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

ROME, lP)-No message was received here from Biogi, the It. alias wireless operator saying neither that they were losing cour- age and booming Respondent or not, as has been published in the papers of the continent. It ts re- ported that communication with the marooned group has ceased temporarily because of magnetic storms. The death of Ceccioni, was reported false.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
NUNIVAk ARRIVES

The motcrship Nunivak arrived from Nunivak Island with Earl Rossman. the we'll known movie man. vino is making reindeer pie ture. MT Rossman just had time 70 make connections with the Don aldson for Golovin.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
CAMPAIGN BUREAU FOR
 SOUTHERN STATES

NEW YORK, R,-The establish ment of Democratic Campaign Bureau in some Southern State to offset the organized effort of sev- era1 states to defeat the National Democratic ticket,' was advocated by Senator Robinson.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

British surgeons have recently
 announced a lotion which will make coward brave. The prohibi- tionists have given the United States alotion which will cause any man to lick a regiment single-handed
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
JARDINE ANNOYED BY
 INDIGESTION

WASHINGTON, P)-A slight digestive ailment is causing Secre- tary Jardine some discomfort, but no alarm is felt. He is cortem- plating a combined business and pleasure trip to Alaska next mos- tn.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

The attempt on the part of the free trader to hold the protective tariff of the United States respon- sible for the tariffs which have been adopted by Europe, is mere ly another sort of evidence of the ignorance of the free trader.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
VOTED CROSS HONOR IN
 CAUSE OF HUMANITY

CHICAGO, P,-Two women and eight men were voted the cross of honor of Sangreal for 'DistiHg- uis!ei service in the cars. of ''e Episcopal church and Iuma nity. Among those included was Bishop Rowe, of Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

MANvILLE. (P)-Nrs. Henry Beohear, her son aged four, two hired men, Gabriel Grumphey and man named Bill, were shot to death from the house. There is no clue to the slayer.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

Watts, Assistant United States At
 torney. said that confessions were obta ined from three of the six men under arrest as conspirators in the warehouse graft.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

Secretary Davis states flat the laborers of America have more gold in their teeth than labors in Europe have in the bank. It is up to the leaders of the Rus sian Soviet Government to answer that statement.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
NAMED CHAIRMAN OF DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
 COMMITTEE

NEW YORK, (R)-John Raskot. chairman of the General Motors Finance Committee was named as chairman of the Democratic Ma tional Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
II. S. OLYMPIC TEAM SAILS
 FOR AMSTERDAM

NEW YORK, (P)-To the accom- paniment of many bands. the Am erican Olympic Team sailed on board the President Roosevelt for Amsterdam, Holland.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14
THREE MEN OF ITALIA
 DISCOVERED ON ICE

MOSCOW. R-virtually given up for dead, three men of the ill- fated Mobile expedition, were dis covered alive on the ice packs west of Cape Platen on the north
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

better than that they oan keep it and we will give them .ront-page headline credit.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

MIAMI. lP)-D. E. Hulbut of New York was unanimously elected Grand Exalted Ruler a, the Sixty Fourth Annual Convention of Elks.
The Nome nugget., 1928-07-14

LOST-Between Nome and three miles east of Fort Davis. lady's Elgin wrist watch reward offered.
 W. s. H. Wood. Radio Sta.
The Washington times., 1928-08-27
A PerilOus Combination

~NE Uhinaman one colored two picked pigs feet
~ and pistol made perous combination in Washington
the other day and the Chnaman $50 for curishng
the pistol.
chnaman After devourng the pigs feet and other dishes
he objected pigs feet not Of that superior quality
he was accustomed followed the price The
Chnaman grabbed his pistol and the customer hustled for
the street.
Food combinations you advertised almost peous
az the one above They at least homogeneous Pigs
feet and ice cream not uncommon sign in some
tons of the city Hot dogs and ice cream will read
country roads.
depends upon the tastes and digestive abilities Of the
customers Yet there food combinations than pig
feet and ice cream they in all the time
We told that many dug with the teeth The
health of all people would be better there was wider
knowledge food values and effects although people
consult only their DESIRES when they know they
committing errors.
The Washington times., 1928-08-27
PLAY PROPERLY
BY DIR. Frank Crane

is about important play
daily for work
= Of work the principal thing By work make
living work should be given the first place interests
But can't work we'll unless play WELL You have to
know how let go in order to know how to take hold
The when the call of the wild all of
the office building
thinks with longing Of going fishing the creek somewhere off
the woods No matter how luxurious his apartment how
many convenience he has there is something after ALL in the
You long flannel shirt and pair of old trousers and
take line lake
simple fare that have cooked yourself and the
outdoors
shape for regular
We animals after all and does awhile
civilization the simple le
problems refreshed strengthened
We learn quite much by play by work 1t is chds
method of learning He learns by doing and much of the
teaching he is through
be valuable be We
don't to load themselves with trappng
Play is important in later life is in youth
longer and his health better he play we'll than goes
without play.
We should get into kind game
cans for attention
Vacation time here and it is wise who plans spend
portion of the of all
that fest the soul and throw himself heartily into the
business of doing nothing.
We will not only live longer but will live larger We will
only be strengthened, but lives will
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The Washington times., 1928-08-27
Fines In Serious Traffic Cases
Are notifications
NAN convicted before Judge Mcmahon, Of the Poh'

4 MAN convicted before Judge Mcmahon OF the Police
~ Court Of driving at high speed through city streets
driving on the wrong side Of streets and finally running INTO
brick building expressed great surprise when ne was
sanenced TO thirty days in Jail instead Of being fined
what no fine? the defendant inquired and that inquiry
a significant the convicted had been fined ne Wouu
have paid the fine and walked out to commit another
nffense At his pleasure While serving his thirty days
il prison he will be thinking he happens to be OF the
thinking kind and in the future he will drive more care1uy
The imposition of fines for grave traffic ofenses often
committed is VIGOROUSLY inecacious The jail is the proper
nae for reckless drivers have been before the court on
numerous occasions is the proper place Tor
drivers and drivers who drunk or under the influence
Of whiskey Ill
The fine system proper in minor violations and even LOT
first or probably second offenses Of serious nature put
when drivers have police records fines are useless and
far from impressing violators
II the Raumes in New York and similar laws elsewhere
are aae In decreasing crimes because the fourth ofense
life sentence third and fourth offenses against
important traffic laws should be punished by more tnan lines
An admitted injustice of the Baumes law and those like It
a that it docs give judges Of courts any discretion TINS
aonetimes results in marked njustices to criminals
California woman for example faces life imprisonment
9o hsr fourth offense Of forging check small amount
The intent the Baumes law is to reach murderers gunner
men burglars and others whose crimes menace human
Me
speeding at high rate crashing into pedestrians cars
and running away driving while drunk are efenses that
threaten lives and property and not to be COPIED with Dy
fines when person has been convicted on other
occasions and gone free minimum fines.
The Washington times., 1928-08-27
NEGOTIATIONS
OF "A WIFE
.RY Helen Rowland

The Snper.Amorist
II AN the only woman he ever
! really loved The only woman
who understands him.
The Washington times., 1928-08-27
The knowledge Test for
Readers of The Times

Complete these quotations:
!. "A boys will is the wiN."-Longfellow.
2. "And be wroth with
Doth work like madness in the brain.'-Coleridge.
B. But large cannot dedicate cannot
secrae haow this ."-Lincoln.
4. Don't cross the till YOU it"-Longfelow
g. Though speak tongues of and angels, and
have | am become sounding brass
tinkling cymbal."-Bible.
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8. The expanded of leaf is called the
9. ST. Gothard Tunnel is a famous tupnel in the
Mountains.
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Do know:
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IL. Who invented that built for the
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