The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-03

| Jules Gunderson and Hans Larson have arrived in town from the Igloo They came in yesterday afternoon. Trails are in great shape now; you can travel over any section of the country and it is firm and solid. In fact you need not follow any trail because the snow is hard and packed and travelling is good. It has been extremely cold in the Kougarok. They met Jones and Kegstead at Dexter on the way up to the Kougs- rok.
 The Eagles had dandy time at their card social and dance last night. being one of the largest gwen in Nome this winter. About thirty two tables of progressive whist play CTS passed the earlier portion of the evening, TWO hours dancing being enjoyed after the games. The fol- lowing were the prize winners Among the ladies Mrs. Tiffany won first, Miss B. Reilley second and Miss Jennie K. Smith the consola- tion prize. Among the men Tom Sharkey won first prize, c. Carlson second and John Olson the consola- tion.
 At the Draem tonight a grand presentation in throe powerful and stellar acts, titled AS In A Looking Glass featuring the beautiful and talented screen star, Miss Marion Leonard. No production ever played or filmed deserves prominence and publicity more than this thrilling, romantic gem. A dramatic vehicle that's starred such people as Blanche Bates, Mrs. Langtry, Julia Opp and a host of others. Miss Marion Leonard plays the lead supported by a polished cast of picture favorites. Two nights only and usual prices will prevail. A split Reel Comedy Is an additional attaction Col. Hoesa- liar in Mexico and By Aid of Phren- ology. A Hummer.
 Jerry Sullivan .s getting along nicely in the Holy Cross Hospital. He muct be man of iron constitu- tion to stand what he wont through and suffer only q frcst itton toe or two. It is safe to say that not one man in a hundred could break through tho ice in Pilgrim river, thoroughly drench h.s clothes and himsolf up to his chin in the icy wato-s without a solitary ftitch of dry clothing, ard then break through four, five and six feet of soft snow in (. half gcle to @ roadhouse six miles cway with tho wind freezing hiD clothing as he mushod along. That Is what his experience was, breaking into Pill grim river necr Siscovichs end sled and supplies going through with him, then reaching a roadhoust only cftcr the hardest k'nd of a mush.
 Tho Pioneers of Alaskc. as well, it is reported, as a subcommittee of the Chamber of Commerce. will take up the matter of the treatment accorded to those mentally infirm who are unfortunate enough to be confined in tho Morningside asylum and real effort is to be made to improve matters. By the way in this connection it may not be generally known that w. w. Getchel had plan to establish a home and sani- tarium at Hot Springs and this re- ceived considerable support from many of the interior prominent ones So far nothing hes developed con- corning this plan, although later on more may be heard about it. Gov ernor Strong takes up tho matter in his report olso. It is said that an immense amount of data 10 being collected which revoels conditions which are nothing short of being a national sccnd;.l.
 LOST:-Pair of Ladies eye glasses
 in case, between Bessie roadhouse
 and town. Leave at the Offics
 of Bureau or Education.
 CHEAP DOG FEED.-Good cooking
 salmon for 4c. ID at Murphy's.
 Always in the lead.
 VERY SPECIAL OFFER.