The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-31
Nome, Aiaska, March osi, 1916.

business men who are now trying to boom Nome, we can say that we may search in vain for any of them who have determined, at all hazard Ithat the isourdough miner shall come first. ,.. .,. .,..
 IN There are many men who were Accustomed to spend every winter their money on the creeks or in theq hills now going outside because it1 bis easier to get a summers jpbi houtside than in2 Nome. Stick a 'nin there. 9 That's the wholen secret to Nomes, tdeenne bgThefe' where the hwhoie 2ilkey to the nofsituatien lies. That's what's the matteri 9Asf lonG fas tho miners feel and know, othat If 1tliey sink their summers asavings in aia,,artz mine prospect or in sitilci ing after new placer fields they will {, be withc,it work in the sumrher f9l- Lowing, they are going to- spend
 their money to better advantage pr better s:;lls they are going to take
 1t outside with them every fall so
 that when they come back in the
 spring 'hey will have most of it and
 i. job iesides. G9YsW .AWhTDO
 1e Suppose the Nome business men and the ranks and the men wbe de- i, pend upon Nome,si we'll being for
 prosperity also were to get their | heads together and determined to , boost the choice of employment Tor
 the scur dough and the old timer
 who prospects and invests his money
 here instead of the chechac2s wno faccepts Seattle wages for hls1sum ! imer's work here, what big diHer- I ence it would make? The country
 would be hive of activity every
 winter and the stores instead of
 complaining of hard times and de
 vising all kinds of ways and means
 of creating a boom, would be 80 busy they wouldn't know what to do
 outside their, business, z, ouo1
 The man to make much of in this camp is the man that opens dp by his labor new, mines or new indus tries. He goes where, capital will mot go, and he invests where capital will not scatter a bawbee..' .,u...
 Take the case of a possible in dusry. Ben Nygren, started the
 whale fishing here with little or no
 encouragement He spent his savings
 from his work in the effort to build up a business seemed to him to have a future. You might go the high
 ways and by ways of Nome much less the outside and you would find
 might few members of the Chamber
 of Commerce ready and willing to
 back him when he sprung his idea
 upon them.
 Take the case of Nome quartz. It would be hard to imagine anything more abjeet M , than s;hte,tien the failure dTeta aoF i Nome in this respect, The I4dpystrlpal dpystrlp Worker. Oni in fact, T has been ac- F 'bauaintted njilittd with many men 'whhoo, o,15h did theiRr. iR.2e best t to : ido the ,deyeIopmseapt work on their ground. But they
 found that they could hardly get q ] iob, here and they were 4iteTaslHyy2 literally and
 gpratiyeJly eJly frQ7fPp rssfP out ptIaaa4 and they Ep' 1out. ,, soi,e.oro s,e a,matoaosaN I one case is that of 9 man, who let Nome after working in the hills for
 considerable time dropping every
 thing in disgust. He was Ia good
 miner; he had good prospects and
 he had tassaysi which could Snot be
 questioned. He couldn't get cent
 backing from any store keeper :n Nome. lie couldn't get a days work andg she left thes i..countrypfor the
 Slocan country. He prospected
 there, he got small backing and bworkedsiin "a epeiahbosins aminefand [hea has stdeyslopad tfhig spresp eatieo that inowojtois an attraetionI tonea1 lpitalists and tttsi euture jse RssAreded koI Eferyr season psahout ttlisp tiptc numbers oftminera streteh sthstr bess ioyep othe ssnpwt in tlseapchr0fo eamns kmhere,eytheyrwill getswerk. Il Hhev bhavecsDmAYof thesD alreadyostastedl I They lsaow that sifs theN staYdny Npsne
 the companies,willi getvS 5yDer. .eiaut |emptoyeesllwhen tbeJecatst tbrins in Etheu cherhacoHs. q .Whosatwhe hayatp ,h6t the 6rAdlfqrni0bs wouhIIha worse kthan fGpliehr with sisscaysi mushr5eer lforeb btherndt thsgdrishedb thairs saS- -ipgnylinlo winter rsVrcspdttiHs osnd onoN .athatod 1edtluf oi uedft oniIoa illis ant suldc1q so alnldt m9di ac ssut du13 nl ensr ofdsdramer e1cm