The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-03

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 cally and elsewhere would not be all
 harmonious and that change will
 be rrung up wont pleace some of
 those who control tho register All of which is respectfully submitted for what 1t is worth.
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 Natives and m ushels report that
 rabbits are very plentiful, Billy Sheehan the Willow creek magnate stated to representative of the In- dustrial Worker that rabbits were
 more plentiful than he had ever seen them. Still it is noticeable
 that when it comes to selling them. the aborigines keep up the price pretty well.
 In the opening up of the Gasti- neau mine they came upon a saddle of schist where schist had no busi- ness to be, and where drilling had shown gold bearing rock to be pre- sent, and in consequence the stock fell to pieces in the market. The schist will mean much to tho mine if it is very extensive. In fact il will mean set back will take years to overcome.
 The mail arrived last night IT consisted of the limit in weight. Both first and second class were in the batch. An interesting reminder of old times was received in Q post card from the front in Flanders from H. c. M'Intyre, formerly of Nome and we'll known as the broth CT of E. T. M'Intyre the former captain of the Louise and others of the mosquito fleet. Herbert was we'll and said he would write when he got the chance. He enlisted in Canada. MIntyre was also in the Canadian contingent that fought in Africa during the Boor war. His former partner, Perkypyle, Is oper ating now on Center creek.
 Says the Juneau Dispatch:
 Frank Aldrich, formerly ot Nome, now of Juneau, is making | something of splurge in the east by breaking into newspaper print. He has been made the subject of | several special illustrated articles in eastern newspapers. The latest l article is seen in the Chicago Blade l and tells of his long mush from Nome to reach tho territorial legis- | lature."
 The Industrial Worker is the | happy recipient of number of these publicity articles. Candor compels it to be said that it never was real ized before what truly great man existed in our midst, and how true indeed is the saying about the pro- phet in his own country.
 Dream Theater tonight. Grand Climax of the all popular Million s Mystery, the twenty-third and last Episode, the famous Formidable ana all Powerful Production ending with a superb spectacular, transfor- nation of thrilling and brilliant scenes, that baffles description. A vivid portrayal and exposure of the Dual Personality sustained and ably played by MT. Sidney Bracy CThe Butler, nee Hargraves). The cap ture of the Countess and her ulti- mate exile to Siberia Ignonomiously | surrounded by convicts and guarded | by Cossacks. The Mystifying Se- cret cipher hidden in the bracelet How Hargraves dropped his daught | CTS Identity. His secret service agent Paul Servan. The Veil of ln- trigue torn aside, and the Heart or the Great Romance exposed. The Mystery Solved. The Wedding ot Florence and Norton. The Wedding Present, Million Dollars. Lastly a Picture and address of the girl 1n East St. Louis who won the frss prize of $10,000. Don't fail to see tonights show positively the last run of the big picture.
 On account of the Ball game ana being the last run of the Million Mystery the show will start at 6:3o prompt.
 Anything in the line of job work at the Industrial Worker Omce. Satisfaction assured.