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NOME, ALASKA. FEB. 19, 1916
While the bahlheaded man may be
wail the unfortunate fate which parted
him from his hair he can, at the same
time, find much comfort in the re
flection that, although he may be
subject to as many other ills as are
those to whom nature has been more
kind, he at least has something on
them 111 the matter of mental stability,
if Dr Robert B. Clark, a noted Wis
consln alienist. Is right. Dr. Clark, not
long ago, uttered this momentous dic
tum for the comfort of the shorn
ones: "A baldheaded man need never
fear insanity." The doctor further
clinches his statement with the asser
tion that In all his years of experience
in handling the mentally unbalanced
he ha* yet to And more than on* cats
In which the sufferer was bald and,
further, h* ha* never heard of more
j than a very few others. He declares
I'hat the heaver the growth of hair
m the masculine head, the heavier the
I-iercentage of Insanity. All of which
seems sufficient assurance that, while
he bald person may and does become
i trlMe foolish at times, especially
when basking In the Intoxicating glow
f feminine smiles, he will never "go
’razy" In the ordinary meaning of the
term.
Almost without exception. Dr. Clark
leelares, the Inmates of madhouses
re provided with a cranlcal covering
if average or more than average thick
ness and the thicker the hair the
nadder they usually get when once
tarted on the road to mental de
-oneracy. He, therefore, sums up his
"gument with the sententious phrase'
The possession of a bald head Is
iractically a proof of sanity." Thus. If
he doctor Is right, the bald headed
nan may console himself with the
•omfortlng reflection that, although
le may not have a single hair between
’tmself and heaven he Is still running
no risk of going off his balance. True
he privilege of immunity Is not one
hat Is without a price. We always
have to give up something for almost
iverything that we enjoy. That Is
eemingly a part of the great scheme
,f things Bald heads are usually a
ouroe of considerable annoyance to
belr owners. For Instance, it Is de
idedly embarrassing to be "Joshed"
iy some Inconsiderate wag every time
ne takes oft his hat or, in the ab
ence of open banter hear some one
ausually remark that. "Mary Oarden
vas pinched in Chicago for less than
| that."
; Comments like that are very apt to
' nake one feel like saying things, es
eclally if one happens to be unusually
I h> of hirsute adornment. Again It
; nust be very disconcerting to find
, hat the deeply interested gaze of
1 lady whom one Is especially desirous
•f Impressing is occasioned, not by
the How of eloquence poured forth
for her delectation, but by the at
tempts of £E Industrious Hy to get a
foot hold on ones shining dome of
thought. Such things hurt not a little
bit If one is seusltlve—end the major
ity of bald headed men are Just a trifle
touchy In spite of their efforts to hide
the fact. But. this part of the price
the bald beaded person has to pay fo>
his freedom from possible Insanity
Aside from social embarrassments of
the character mentioned, the matter
of having ones lofty brow run back
clear down to their heels, Is one
fraught with all kinds of difficulties
and perplexities. One must be ever
watchful for possible cold breeding
draughts; one Is frequently forced to
wear a distressing nightcap, which
usually has a most exasperating habits
of coming off some time before morn
ing—Just when one wants to slumber
the hardest—leaving ones head to the
mere!’’* of the ubiquitous fly. and one
must be forever mopping their ele
vated frontal bone In the good old
summer time to avoid sundry moist
drops that win persist In running Into
eyes If left to gather undeterred. Ex
amples might he added by the score;
some not so suggestive of the bald
headed man's woes, some decidedly
harrowing In their illustration of what
the unfortunate wearer of a shining
pate Is occasionally compelled to en
dure simply because some freak of
fortune, chance, or fate has separated
Mm from his hair. One Is practically free
from all possibility of going suddenly
Insane, It Is true, that Is, if the doctor’s
observations are correct, but, when
one comes to consider all that the
bald headed man Is sometimes up
against as an alternative, on* can
hardly avoid thinking that It were
Just as well to have a good healthy
shock of hair and^ take a chance at
rvoiding the madhouse.
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DELINQUENT A88H88MENT ROLL. CITY OP NOME, ALASKA. 1118
Person ta*#d.
Albrecht, Thomas .
Anderson, Andy. ••.
Bachelder. J A.
Boyce. W. A.
Bourdon, V A.
Buckma^ter, W. R.••
Cole, Arthur .
Crowley & Porter. ........
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Darling and Dean Co .
Dobrev Sam.. .
Fujluara. Fred . .
Feckel, John.
Goggen, G. P. .
Greenberg, H.
Holt, E. L.
Hogan, D. J...
Hed, Carl . ..
Independent Order of Odd Fellows No.5
Johnston. W-.
Jackson, Grant R.
Jones, Daniel .
Kunsenga et al .
Krleck, F. J.
Kellogg, A. H.
Kemp, A. S.
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Lyon, L E.
Larson, Sam .
Lincoln. Dan .1
Lane, J Richard .
Lane, L, L.> .
Lindeberg, Jafet ..
McLean et al.
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Mnrldeth, E. E.
Moore, Perry. ...
McGuire.-W. C..
McConnell, Alex. J.
Nome Consolidated Dredge Co.
Nicholson, A.
Orland, A. W.
O’Conner, Geo. D. ••.
O'Neil Hugh .
Parks, John H. & Co...
Bank, Ira M.
Reed, C. W..
Scarferl, Victor ..
Stelnmann, Geo.
Seldcnverg, Leo .
Stephens, Anna.
Union Construction Co.
Wittenberg Leo.
Wegner, W. E. .
Warren, Clark * Warren .
Wilson, Hiram Eat.
Weaver, O. S . .
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I Personal property .
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arber Shop.
forses. wagons, ete...
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rocery Store. • •..
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Hardware Store .
.rllngton Hotel .
Tool Room Store.
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Hrogery Store...
Personal Property .
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T aunch—Captain Warden .
Personal property.
Personal property.
Dredge .
P -raonal property.
Personal property.
Schooner Ram .
Store .
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Bar Fixtures .
Horses and Wagons .
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Personal.
Boat—Silver Wave...
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Office Furniture..
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Personal property.
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Automobile# end Office Fixture*.
personal Property .
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S-hooner—"Hattie B.".
lew Office . ... ..
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Machine Shop. eta. .
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Notice is hereby given that unh ns the Delinquent Texes on the shore Persons! Property are paid with
Penalty and Interest and other coate within ten (10) daya from the final publication of this notice, to-wtt: With
in 10 days from February 19th. 1916, the property or a part thereof upon which eeld taxes are a Uan will be
seized under distress tvarants and sold to satisfy taxes SO dasi
Dated at Nome, Alaska. January 27th. It It. • *
Date -f first publication January |9th. Kilt 4 g nstiwi •
Pate last pubJJseHen VWw^ary Ktt. K4# ^4.^'^*""**, «UHtOeUesfiert
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SATURDAY
A Lubin Presentation in
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THE GAMBLERS.
Featuring M'se C°ra Urquhaf*
and all 8*ar Broadway Cast
FEATURE. PIATURB
Five REELS.
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SUNDAY
THE ROOSTER PROGRAM.
2 Comedlee 2
FOR THE LOVE OF MABEL.
Featuring
MABEL NORMAND
Sel'g Masterp'ec*.
ON THE MINUTE, POC YAKS
TEMEPERANCE LECTURE
A POLITICAL 8CREAM.
Oct. 1916, le*ue Latest F'lm
War New*.
MRS. LB CLERCQ, PIANIST.
ADM. 25<=
EAGLE HALL
SUNDAY.
UNIVERSAL PROGRAM.
Drama
THE VIOLINIST.
TWO PARTS
Featuring Will ShaerOr, Car°l
Holoway and Fred Simmer.
Sterling Univ®rsal.
Comedy
ALMOST MARRIED.
A Barrel °f Fun.
ANIMATED WEEKLY.
Scenes from around the World.
Latest War Scenes from the Bat
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CARTOONS.
By HY MAYER.
MONDAY- NIGHT. j
10th 11th 12th Episodes.
The Girl Mystery Featuring
LUCILLE LOVE
GLLlE BOURRET, Pianist. ""
ADM»SS»On71» seme
Swift’s Au;. Killed Chickens
This I* positively the finest
stock that ever cams to Nome.
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