The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-22

She Married a Hero completes to- lnights program Sunday night tIhe Rooster) classified attractions only A Selig presentation in two power. ,, full Acts entitled, A Woman Laushs, win be shown and Keyst> one split reel Healthier, Featuring Miss Mabel Normsnd in For Lizzies sake, Ga Joy Raker) with Sir Thomas Lipton among the crack riders aud bucking ponies at the Broncho Filpi plant San Mateo, Cal. Pathe Weekly War News, Bayonet Charge. New Years day in the Trenches etc. First show 6.30 D. m.
 "oRANGE BLOSSOMS"
 in Mid-Winter. The Candy that made the Panama Exposition fam |ous. Manufactured by the Orange Blossom I.lc.., San r-ancisco,s Cal.
 ROSE CANDY STORE
 Exclusive Agency for Alaska. | ,Fs
 The following communication has been sent out by the Pioneers of Alaska towards better mail ser vice:
 Continuing. the fight for better winter mail service, which we have been waging for over six years,s we beg leave to call your attention to a few facts, and to ask for your as- sistance. You will see that our poor service affects your interests, be. cause the haphazard arrival of Ma gazines largely 2 destroys their value For example: yt. .s.5.A A certain. mail brought the Lite rary Digest of Nov. 6. and Dec, Is, Golfers Dec. and Jan. 1, snd Nov. end Jan. numbers of a monthly. Where were the five numbers of the Digest, three Golfers and Dec. monthly. to connect there up? Somc- where on the way, of course, to ar rive by some future mail.-some of them on the first boat. in June. Now, would you subscribe for Magazines, to arrive in that man ner? We know what to- expect, for that shas, been the mrnner of their arrival. for sixteen years. If the Department has learned anything. lin that time. we gre receiving no benefit from i ,,tfor, this years ser vice is about the worst of the six teen. The reasons for this chaotic kstats have been pointed out, to teh fDepartment.--but. thus far without Eenect. In, order to obtain some inn fprovement. we have, been making land still do make, the following suggestions and recommendations:-7- t1. Mail Piles up,,',l at certaiR Fpoints, fnotably Cordova and Fair-
 banks) because the weight limit"~ leaving those places Is too low. X 1 2. Delayed Magazines ought to be forwarded in the order of their
 arrival A. sas
 |, 8. .Magazines ought to have pre- ference over Catalogues, Circulars land ordinary newspapers, until
 Uncle. Sam becomes sufficiently ad- lvanced to, give all of his people all of their mail. all the time.
 l 4, More. than half of Alaska's Summer population goes Outside" lin the Fall. Their mail. especially the heavy Second Class, ought to be lheld ont, at Seattle. This would Icost less than hauling over Winter
 trails, and would leave more room
 for legitimate Winter Mail. g., The time, made by all mails fought to be faster. ~ 5 About five years ago, P. Q. In Ispectors Smith and Cookson made g ! "trip through Alaska; and they in dorsed all of these Recommenda' tions-except. possibly, the one foi : faster time. We do not know as 1te that, But we do know that thii trail can be walked, in less time; and a dog team can do it in about half their. average timeT-for bqtt of these have been done ..Es We ask you to bring to beal } whatever pressure you can. to asals lin obtaining improvement of tnesE
 intolerable conditions.
 Yours very truly
 .rGLOO NO. 1, PIONEERS OF