The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-01

" North wIsh to extend their sincsre |thanks to the lady members Of the organization for the enjoyable Leap Year party given Saturday night. It was greatly enjoyed.
 M COMMITTRE. -.--.-.------- F. o. E. Anniversasy Entestaia. ment.--Literary, Musical and DaAf. ing. Admission 50 Gents, no efhcr charges. saturday. Febrdaxy 5ta. Marshal Jordan returned yester- from Council.
 The Moose had a very enjoyable social and dance last night and 1t
 was attended by many members of the order. The Moose are out rustling members to increase ths roster of their lodge.
 The mail arrived yesterday morn ing with Eric Johnson. It consist ed of the limit of second class mat ter according to what the papecs can ascertain in roundabout way.
 Probably with view of diminish ing agitation, there seems to ne an objection to making public the exact weights received
 Pete Yeager will leave this morn-. ing with the Kougarok mail Ed die Parker also expects to leave this morning for the Hot Springs. Other mushers expected to leave but they fear conditions of the trail at this time N
 Anything In the line of job work at the Industrial Worker once. Satisfaction assured.
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 Cap King is at present sojourr- ing in the Holy Cross Hospital suft- ering from severe although not very serious indisposition. Mrs. Camp
 bell who was recently operated upon
 by Dr. Mustard in the Holy Cross
 Hospital is getting along nicely It
 was reported that MT. Louttit who is also still in the hospital was
 somewhat low yesterday.
 
 The Dream Theater, commences the weeks run of attractions tonight, with ''The Vengeance of Heaven
 A Royal studio headliner, presented
 in two powerful parts. Also
 Gaumount Weekly cnd a class pro-
 duction entitled "The Changeling
 This will be Banner Week at the
 Dream. The all popular Million :
 Mystery, ending it's splendid run on
 Thursday evening. Coming the
 $25, 900 Prize serial "The Peril of
 Pauline" The Sitka-Cordova cable, as was its turn, went on the bum Sunday
 morning since which time dispatches have been coming in by other
 routes, more circuitous, moro cost ly and more belated. The constant cable interruption is one of the joys of newspaper life in the far north, pleasure is denied in more
 effete civilizations. The condition ot
 the cable as evidenced by these con
 stant breaks would seem to be indi-
 cation that 1t was time to replace the sea rotten junk does duty in northern waters with another one, or else to string few wirolasses
 along the coast to keep up the good work when the cable as at present is on the bum.
 The fact that the telegraph office
 reports the cable down explains the
 fact that only very scanty portion of the daily news received by this
 paper arrived and that about D o'clock yesterday evening. The usual war summary which is the latest filed did not got through but probably will limp through some 1 time today over the navy wireless | One has to be saint to pray eff lfectively during such times as when lthe officials of the telegraph office
 announce mo more tonight, ana
 only very little at that time to
 hand ! The Lid is off, but you will not
 be gambling if you take advantage lof that fact. Bring real money with you as chips don't go. From inow on till the time of stock taking