The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-03-06

| Bad storms were reported to have caused a big delay to travel on the trails.
 | Barney Coggin9 whose work on Dexter is quite extensive, and a rich and extensive dump is now reward ing the efforts in that direction, was in town Saturday. Nelson and partners on Dry creek intend to take out enough supplies in the immediate future as will last them during the rest of their win. ter operations.
 NEW MUSIC, 12 MUSICIANS, SATURDAY, MARCH 11TH. The cold weather still fights with the person, firm or corporation having the biggest coal pile. Zero weather with extraordinary consistency pre- vails all over Alaska.
 
 Dan Connolly tho we'll known Dexter operator was in town on Saturday. He will take out con siderable supplies to his claim where he is engaged in mining on an extensive scale.
 
 l Chas Hultberg is taking in the delights of the effete outside Gt Oakland, Cal, and sends post card to Harry Conrad telling him he has pretty good time but will be in, in the spring.
 It is not true that Nome will have an airship mail service. But that doesn't make it incorrec to say that the whole damn service is up in the air.
 The cable connection between Valdez and Seward is now again all right This was probably the first Interruption that the cableship tackled as Seward had been cut of from all telegraphic connection with the outside in the meantime. Now it is to be presumed the ship will tackle the valdez-Sitka cable which is tougher job.
 | On Monday night the Eagle Shows will screen the last three Episodes of the great serial Lucille Love. This will be most excellent op- portunity, as it will also be the last, for seeing this great photoplay and of the entire scr.al these arc by long odds the best part of tho pro- ductiCn
 There will be no show at the Dream tonight Commencing Tues day night with a complete change of program, new pictures, now suD- jects, a standard feature on each and every show. A Pathe' prcsen- tation in two big Acts entitled The Masked Beauty, also cplendid Am erican subject titled Jocular Winds and a roaring comedy concludes the bill Wednesday and Thursday The Perils of Pauline, feature episodes. | On Saturday night the Miners Home Club rooms were filled to re- pletion and then some when the Knights of Robert Emmett cele- brated the birthday of the young Irish martyred patriot. Senator M'Gann delivered the address of the evening tracing the career and re- volt of the distinguished if i'll fatec Irishman. up to the time of his con- viction and death. He showed a complete familiarity with tho life and times of the man whose career he dealt with. Hugh O'Neill spoke .| of the Irish in America in brilliant l way and expressed the belief that I the Irish came to America with the same general ideas of human liberty as Americans, and unlike some who would change the form of govern ment, the Irish were glad to take a hand in running tho government N with the assent of Americans. H A delightful program end dancing passed most enjoyable evening. Al ! The Lid is off, but you will not be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money H with you as chips don't go. From now on till the time of stock taking Eiyou can get two for one at Darling z Deans. You can buy picn A for fifty cents.-do you get iti