The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-04

O soV V SAONhs AuC 1NO1hO DIuoo DQIu will furnish the Music.
 
 Steigelmaier, the rapid transit man, brought up fifteen argonauts from Safety on his auto truck vest erday, coming up Front Street and Steadman avenue with an elan that reminded one of the stories of the old mail coach days. He took just two hours and a half from Safety with his fares, and needless to say they enjoyed the experience.
 day night.
 Slush ice in superabundance is forming on the water and the Al aska Lighterage and Commercial Co is likely to have as large problem unloading the Umatilla and the Vic toria as the company desires to tackle as an end of the season puzz- le. How it is going to be done is not matter yet that has been re- vealed to the public, but it is ap- parent that they hope for the best.
 Fur garments made and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Co.
 
 Yesterday a portion of rocks or concrete from the caisson which has menaced the mooring or the lighter age company's tugboat to the cais- son was dynamited with a copious charge of giant powder by Charles Le Clerq. Some of the citizens when they heard the blast thought that an earthquake or some other un- toward calamity had occurred.
 Vacuum carpet sweepers $2o.OO. See Crooks next City Hall.
 The arrival of Judge Moran from the Kobuk is interesting in more ways than a mere political crusade. The prospective senator brought with him a crate of spuds grown in the wilds of the Kobuk, and the murphies are mealy and laughing and kindly disposed towards the hu- man digestive apparatus. He wouldn't be the first Irish politician that found comfort for the trials and tribulations of this life and especially this political life, in the cloying pleasures of a crate of spuds. Come to hear Grigsby at the De- mocratic Rally, Eagle Hall Monday night at S:3O.
 The two liners now coming up to Nome have been experiencing ter rible weather and in consequence are greatly delayed. Yesterday at noon one, the Vic, was one hundred and thirty five miles north of Uni mak and the Umatilla just thirty five miles behind. The race between the two boats is almost as close as that of Wilson and Hughes, by all accounts, for the White House. They will be all right if the ocean does not try a game of freeze out on them before they depart. Yes, Wickersham is fighter, but did he not fight in your defen and for the protection of Alaska and the conservation of her resources. Clothing cleaned, pressed, altered and repaired at the Nome Tailoring Co.,, Next door to SegerstrOm and Hagen's.
 The Girl Who Had a Soul stars Mary Fuller in a three part feature film of fine parts in the Eagle Hall Sunday night. Mat Moore and w. Welch sustain Mary in this excellent photoplay which has the somewhat unusual characteristic in these days of threadbare plots, of affordlng ali the actors an unlimited opportunity for a display of talent which they are not slow to make the most or. 1 Tba Runaway Closet is comic or the farce variety with a maximum of laughs to a minimum of film. A great military weekly shows real war scenes in France, with actual fighting going on before your eyes and eight thousand troops marching a mighty pageant so realistic that you almost catch the tram, tramp, of the boys as they swing along. This well selected program is in 1 CIacS Of movie shows