The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-07-17
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
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1 The construction of the bridge across Snake river by the road commission is proceeding apace. They are now working on the cen ter bent driving the piling for the main casson. The old bridge is still used by vehicles.
 The steamer Arctic arrived from Kotzebue and waypoints yesterday afternoon with the following pass. engers: Bernard O'Reilly, Deputy U. s. Marshal, Kiana, Walter Kohen, Dr. Nicolas of Candle, L. A. Sundquist, Deputy Marshal Terrel, Chas Kammerich of Teller and MT. and Mrs. Evans and child. MT. Evans has been teacher at Silowak but has been transferred to the Igloo. The Arctic sails again for Kotzebue and all ways points to- night at 7;30 p. m.
 "An Affair Of Three Nations, a part Pathe Gold Rooster detective drama will be the big bill at the Dream tonight. Arnold Daly as Ashton-Kirk, Investigator takes the role of young man of high social position and wealth, who takes a keen interest in crime. He handles with pleasure all crimes to difficult for the police. It is the story of an agreement between Russia and the United States, which Japan tries to get. How Ashton-Kirk baffles the shrewd Japs proves an interesting drama.
 A large crowd witnessed the Fort Davis team grab, yesterday, the second game by the lop-sided score of II 10 1. Both fingers hurled good tall, Sippel being the mounds mon fol the local team, he famed eleven anl walked four, he was which was a homer for Ingles Eleven errors by some of his team spelled defeat: Geo. Lomen and Fountain wing with one another for top honors in miscues and wound up in a dead heat with four each. Thanks to Nile and c. F. Petit for presenting Nome with d gift run in the sixth when Bourbon hit, Bursik took the trail for him balls; Powell walked and Petit threw wild to Gray to try and trap Morte off 1st and Bursik crossed with the lonesome count. On two other occasions Nome was choked off from marking in the 3rd and in the 4th. c. F. Petit heaved the horsehde for the Fort and ten oI the town players failed to locate the pellet, four passes were issued anu OHly IHISe Sdl6 uIIo NClC oSoi ed against him. The Fort accumu- lated their runs as follows: three in the second on Hitch's clout to Rouse who threw to Lomen and Geo dropt the ball, Ingle crowned the sphere for a homer. Boone hiked and was advanced to End bv Sanders hit, Boone went to 3rd on S o and was put over by c. E. Petitt's bingle. Nome made a double killing in this round when Nile famed and Fountain foozlcd but recovered the ball shooting it to Lomen who killed off Nile, he then snapped it to Pan and railed Sanders rho was moving all the time. In the 9th two came scamp ering in on an error by Geo Lomen off Rouse throw from Hitch's sizz- Ter and a bawble by Fountain on Ingle's miss, Hitch and Ingle tailed off Sanders sacrifice and an error by Rouse off Hills hit.
 The sixth saw two more crossing the line on walk to Salem, a single by Hitch, and a life on a fielder's choice to Ingle; Rouse making a neat pick up and snap throw to Fountain who let the bah drip through and two more could be discerned coming home. Ingle in the meantime moved on the miscue and scored a moment later on a past ball-that ended the run getting and the agony was over.
 SHOE REPAIRING.