The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-18

All clothing not claimed before | October 15 will be sold. JOHN FEYRER, Tailor Shop, Lanes Way and Front Street.
 Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe. Phone White 157.
 "The Badge of Courage billed for tonight and tomorrow night at the Dream is one of the greatest six part dramas ever made. With Will liam Duncan, George Holt and Mytle Gonzales in the stellar roles and the wonderful scenes of the mountains, it is a photo-drama that will long be remembered. There are thrilling situations, especially a ter rife fall, down the mountainside This picture has the Dreams qua rantee of being good one'.
 The Industrial Worker is in re- ceipt of the Alaska Pioneer for 1916. It is an interesting annual and contains list of members of the Pioneers of Alaska. But there should be no good reason why this annual could not be gotten out in much larger form with appropriate historical articles which would mean l hot ctN fo otc hot fast becoming forgotten in the Hand that God forgot.
 Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for Att torney General.
 Do yea want Fifty or Ten?-Adv.
 Frank O'Conner, the injured agent of the Pacific Coast Steamship Go. arrived in Nome on the Senator. He gives the correct version of the acci- dent which caused his leg to be severely bruised. The tug driving the line across his leg just as he | leaped to the Jacobs ladder of the | Senator in St. Michaels roadstead, and he had to finish his trip aboard lon one foot. He is getting all right and limps around effectively with the aid of stout stick.
 The Ikuwak, chartered by Arthur Maus left last night for Marshal. On board were Arthur Maus wife and family, Billy Maus, Nordstrom, and Otto Miller The schooner was laden with a full load of mining and other supplies, and it is the intention ot Mir. Maus to mine extensively in the new camp. A good many others are just biding their time to make their getaway to the new camp although some are undecided whether to go to Marshal City or ito Dime creek.
 
 Get a cut of that fresh killed Beef at the Pacific Cold Storage Co.
 Owing to the wetness of the sea son, says one merchant, there will be again a shortage in dog salmon for the winter. The continuous wet weather has greatly interfered with the work of drying the salmon, and in consequence some of it has rot ted where it was hung up and had to be used up before it was cured. This merchant says that last sea- sons shortage was due to the fact that the rainy weather set in in 1915, just when the salmon run was at it's height, and very similar con- dition occurred this year.
 The stampede to Marshal is one of the most remarkable facts in con- nection with this camp that has ever been noted in the matter of stam- pedes. While it is recognized that some claims are paying on Willow creek, the number is so few that under ordinary circumstances would be negligible. Certainly nothing given out for publication would jus tify any large number leaving as they are. The wages are good, five dollars for eight hours and Delbar who is in business has been doing a roaring trade. But it is altogether improbable that such a rush would be noticeable unless some person has inside dope of a startling na- ture. The camp is summer camp,