The Nome daily nugget., 1912-08-16
SEEN AND HEARD

According to a telegram received a couple oI uays ago. tne Senator ar rived in Seattle on the l4tn, after pleasant trip all the way down. Miss Margaret Moldt arrived in good shape having stood the trip hrst rate. Both Margaret and Mrs. Moldt leave today for Albuquerque. x. M., where oui popular young singer will try the dry atmosphere in the high attitudes to regain her health.
 Tomorrow evening NIT. Giliard of the May Roberts Theatrical Company is going to have a flash light taken of the audience to send outside. and we unuerstanu Inis picture will be pub lished in theatrical papers. also out. side publications under the following. The best Nome can do."
 Nomeites should get busy and prove the best this city can do is a little better than empty chairs. It seems that the play The Adventures" IS one of the best productions the May Roberts company has among the num- erous plays it will produce in this town, and is considered one of the best drawing cards. We are informe1 there is picture in existence taken | during the early days of the camp. when the Tanning Howard Company was here, it shows Eagle Hall packed. and the one to be taken tomorrow IS to be the companion picture or ten years later. "A word to the wise" and We do not want that flash light picture tomorrow evening depict a deserted village.
 The gambling question and there Is a reason" appears to bother the alien on the morning paper.
 Perhaps 1t is bothering him more than the large amount the paper he makes such a fruitless attempt at s''- ting out ran behind last month. Then T again it may be bothering him nor, than having to admit his attenip: at trying to get out a daily Is failure and the paper will have to go pack tr d weekly or semi weekly publication this fall We wonder why?
 | The miners all report lots ot water Il and ample work for those in nsed of | employment. It seems that iuore | members of the Miners Union re anle to secure employment since that or | nf th.ar freq will and accord, at the request of ths aiier had the name of w. J. Rowe stricken from their black list. whi i.h this or. | ganization keeps posted in their hall After fighting w. J. Rowe. s..h the full strength of their union. combined with the services of an alien imported | from the land of the breech clot, the best all their knocking and working against this man could accomplish was to bost him from an ordinary transfer man into one of the most prosperous institutions in Nome. He made money so rapidly he was forced to branch into other fields for invest ment. and he now owns lumber yard and will install a coal yard. Mir. Rowe just hated to see his name taken from off that black list. 1t was worth thou sands of dollars to him.
 Every once In a while people will take desperate chances in working around gasoline with a lighted far" | of some kind and generally disastr,ui results follow. It is not confined to | ignorant, for We recall an incident Q: one possessed with ordinary sense try | ing to i'll a gasoline stove tank while the burner was lighted. That he Is | i've to tell the tale Is purely an acci- dent One cannot be too careful witt | this dangerous explosiye