The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-16
NEWS ITEMS
 AND TOWN TOPICS

Marshal Jordan left yesterday for Bluff.
 Geo A. Diamond and F. M. Kiesele returned yesterday from tke Hot Springs.
 I Frank Manton writes to the In- dustrial Worker an interesting let ter from the Tolovana which will be published at later date. Some unknown burglar broke into the back of Rings bakery the other night and abstracted about s10o worth of supplies. The Marshai's office is Investigating tho matter.
 This afternoon the entertainment committee of the Chamber of Com merce meets at the Hunter Hall to make final arrangements for Boost CTS Day. Three o'clock the various members will be on hand to further the objects of the committee. l The mail arrived yesterday after noon. Quite lot of first class was in the batch. The Industrial Worker received bunch of Congressional Records, although why the mali service people should give .docu- ments of that kind the right of way Eoxersnews papers, is not, to say the least. very clear. . At the Miners Home Club Tues day night almost thirty tables of progressive whist players had de- llighful time. The following were the prize winners. Among the ladies Mrs. Keys won first prize. Mrs. Ro- bert Carey second and Mrs. Moore the third prize. Captain Thompson won first prize among the men. Jack Elliot second and Gus Stenfeld tie third prize.
 An idea of what the censorship lin Great Britain means (more cor rectly how meaningless 1t is) ia shown in a letter Carl Lomen re- ceived from tho Illustrated London
 News. When Rene Haas took the
 dogs to France Lomen Bros. took
 several pictures. These were sent
 to the, London paper which returned
 them regretting that the Board oi
 Censors declined to permit their pubiicatfon!!
 sa .i:.4H9 :. ..:is,:
 Hans s. Hanson. formerly oi
 Nome where he mined on Center
 creek on m ground afterwards" operat'
 ed by Madsen and Co.,. Is now lo-
 cated in the Tolovana country which
 he reached from Flat creek. Idita'
 rod. Hansen left here for Marshal lvegitating towards Flat and thence to the Tolovana where he is now al
 present.
 The Eagle shows tonight will De
 one of the best given this winter
 Memories of Long Ago or Grand mothers Lamp, is mcgnificen' photoplay founded upon incidents oi the Franco-Prussian war. Thi' drama is a magnificent screening ot magnificent story. A Sterling Comedy Lost in the Studio is al fun, while the Joker Comedy "Theil First Anniversary" is as full O laughs as an egg is full of meat lI addition the interludes will be whil ; ed away by violin selections by Mis- Bertha Johnson. Professor Bouret
 presiding at the piano. . The following items gre of inter est:
 Solomon, March 14.-The Fourtl Annual Eskimo dog race will be TUT 
 from Solomon to Bluff on the 17tr weather permitting. There will b. ten entries, starting three minutes part with rest of five minutes a Bluff before returning. The first prize will be $25.Oo second prize $500; third prize $4.0' The positions drawn are as fol lows:
 1. Solomon Mike, 5 dogs. 2 Balty, dogs. 3. Alvin, 8 dogs IA. Burt, dogs. 5. Jack Brown
 Is dogs. 6. Happy Jack, dogs II7. Kanyak. 6 dogs. 8. Albert, Ii dogs. g. Bob, 2 dogs. 10. Pet 10 dogs.
 Timekeepers and Judges at Solo mon. Harry Rny Emil AnderSO