The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-15


 taking out pay dirt at the rate oi twenty hours per day of twenty four hours. The other four hours per day are passed in admiring the partnership agreements. This thing is getting quite interesting.
 Nothing will be done in the mat ter of rebuilding the tower on the caisson until after the opening of na- vigation. In the meantime the dock will be extended and a hoist and derrick installed for handling the freight on the first boats. One end of the caisson is lifted up over foot from the bottom and it will be ne- cessary to watch for the results ot the tide and winds when tho ice is gone before it can be properly deter mined whether it will be fit for the erection of a tower thereupon.
 
 At the Dream big show tonight. A complete change of programme and star attractions every night this week, commencing with Vitagraph special titled Doctor Smiths Baby, that features Maurice Costello. Also a great Selig production in two parts titled Hope, and a Lubin production His Code of Home. A magnificent Standard in one part photoplay. A topliner in modern Picture Play. Wednesday and Thursday The Ad- ventures of Kathlyn, feature Epi- sodes. Watch for Motion Picture Dancing Lessons this week, a novel, ty attraction in three Reels.
 The cable is still out of commis- sion between Sitka and Cordova ana in addition the cable between Cor dova and Valdez is suffering much from interrupting earth currents, much as the radios are disturbed by static juice in the summer time here. The consequence is that work is seri- ously interrupted and dispatches ere all arriving very much delayed. The usual handling by the radio between Cordova and Sitka is much slower than the cable route in any event and in consequence the service Is anything but satisfactory. It Is stated by seismologists that that par ticular section of the Gulf of Alaska is particularly subject to disturb ances and on at least one occasion when the cable was interrupted, the line was wholly lost being buried under tons of debris. When the cableship began to drag for the cable they hooked to nothing but fossilized trees, chunks of rock end other subtcrranean matter that had been thrown up by an earthquake o: volcanic upheaval of some sor:
 The democratic convention Is to be held on May 24 and local memp- CTS of the unterrified expect to seq Cheney removed from his position as national committee man. They re- gard Cheney as much of the same brand of politician as Shackleford. Cheney has been attorney for the fishery trust opposing all efforts to make them pay taxes upon the pars of the territory. Local men do not doubt that Sulzer will be nominated as delegate but have had no late dope on the subject. It is almost foregone conclusion that the re- publicans having failed to make a goat out of Wickersham will put mp no candidate, while their vote1 will be thrown in most cases to the de- mocratic nominee. As Wickersham has announced his being a republi- can he will probably run indepenh- ently of any convention, although one may be framed up to give him a lnOmIndLIOu hb lOi hOA JSe@A
 most all the southeastern Alaskan papers are full of a lot of political junk end the Dispatch and the Em- pire still merrily chew the rag as to the relative merits of "full territorl- al government" and "Statehood'. In the meantime when the mining mag mates call they obey.
 The Lid is off, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money with you as chips don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling & Deans. You can buy pics for fifty cents-do you get It! Bargains along all lines.--Adv-
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