The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-24

A1SSn AOi mOIiy Ol NOluc, con
 tracted pneumonia at Dime cree]
 where he was engaged in minin, with J. Panos and while being take,
 to Nome by the latter for medics treatment he. succumbed en route This information was conveyed t, Commissioner Frawlcy, the corone of the district from Chinik yester day. Arrangements were mode witl Joe Fielder by the Commissioner tc have the body brought to Nome. 4 brother of the deceased is at present working in Nome mining.
 Oh you lame duck, Oh you turke, trot. Now for the Fox trot at the K. K. Barn Dance, A. B. Hall Saturday night.
 Mighty deep, dope has been i'm parted to the Industrial Worker on the city elections by one who claims full knowledge of the subject. Ac- cording to this statement there is to be a shortage of candidates among the councilmtn as few want to run having a chance of gettins the mayoralty, and even a possible two year term under the new system if that is approved is not considered m inducement. Still he says there's opposition to some ot .he present members and they will f they run be opposed. It's the jingle jobs that will evoke the strongest competition. There is to 'e quite fight on the city clerl; position, and at least two and may 'e three of the Nome legal lights nay run for the city attorneyship. He says that if this was put off un- il summer, they would come from he outside to get a hold of such a mcclure. The usual competition etween the two banks will De marked in the election for treasurer, nd it is just possible that a private individual with money to burn may nter the field The Mayor is the ig thing this election, for one man as set his heart solidly upon 1t, Tith view of greater things later n. He is hoping that there will be o opposition or at least opposition f such kind as not to be consid- red seriously threatening. All of nese statements, excluding names course, for to mention any would 0 out of the question, are here sub litted for the amusement specula- on or interest of tho readers.
 Don't miss "The She Wolf" Fri. ay night at Eagle hall. Adm. 25c.
 The Perils of Pauline filled the ream to capacity 1ast night: to- ght continuance of the Big Pic re showing the Sixth episode will , the attraction. Owen and his Hicks while motoring nceive a daring and desperate heme to end the life of his ward, duces Pauline to pose for her pie re while standing in the basket r of huge balloon about to make
 ascension. A man on a runaway 'rse gallops madly into the crowi
 spectators. In the excitement e guy line of the massive balloon
 cut and poor Pauline shoots avenward unaidcd and alone to e horror of the multitude below le distracted lover starts in puT- it in high powered car and the enes that follow are indescribabie . uline crazed with fear succeeds
 throwing the anchor over board grips a ledge of rock on a steep )untain side and the plucky girl ikes thrilling descent hand over nd in the full view of the audi ce. The hero arriving on the me perceives Pauline's predica- mt and attaching stout rope to , body of his car he boldly drops : er a sheer perpendicular wall of . K. The scene stands out in bold ief, the descent being apparently eral hundreds of feet and in full 'i w. Just before reaching the ! ge where the poor giri is cover I
 in terror, the rope is cut from ! we by the dastardly Owen. These |
 only a few os the many sensa ns in tonight's thrilling chapter, . nt miss it.-Adv.
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