The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-02-10

and Richardson has now become
 more outspoken. Commenting ii an editorial on the subject in the
 Fairbanks Times Richardson bitter.
 ly attacked Wickersham again. H.
 objected to the Characterization :oi
 the quarrel between him and the
 delegate as a personal quarrel, be-
 cause that is equivalent to calling it personal quarrel where man might be forced to defend his house. hold against midnight marauder
 or common assassin" That's a de- licate compliment for soldier. In Fairbanks recently Council man Dan Callahan was arrested ana fined $25 for drunk and disorder and resisting an officer by the City Magistrate What painful position for the urban dogberry!
 It is understood that there arc many members of the Chamber ot Commerce anxious to take up tn :, matter of Redfield's recommends tions that the Alaska fisheries be re- moved absolutely from territorial control. This bill is the outcome ot a long conflict between Wickersham and the Fisheries Bureau. The dele- gate has charged in a letter to the President and published in the re- cord that the Fisheries Bureau has been simply an appanage of the trust. The junketting trip of pr. Lester Jones and his recommenda- tions in most elaborate report were quoted to prove the facts of the case as we'll as other matters of striking importance. The members who want the meeting claim that the fisheries of Alaska represent the most profitable taxation field for the legislature. It is reported that at the request of those advocates of action a meeting may soon be cai- led
 Shriners Ball, A. E. Hall, Feb. 12.
 The Dream Theater was filled to capacity last night, the ,Perils Of Pauline ably sustaining it's reputa- tion as powerful and stellar at traction. Tonight continuation shows the second Episode in which Owen and his criminal associate in- vent a devilish plot to encompass Pauline's death: the filing of $ vital adjustment of a big passenger aeroplane in which she is going to ascend and which later is seen crashing to earth in full view of the audience. This incident according to the Picture News happened at an aviation meet, the Pathe directors working it into their productions thrilling sensation worth the admission alone. An and special number will be added to the program to- night. No. II, september issue of the Pathe Weekly showing the Bel gians capturing a mortar; latest War News; A Banner Show. Don't miss it. Friday night a Three Reel feature: In a. Woman's Grip Adv. ,-
 It may interest Gntimony miners to know that the Alaska-Yukon Go. has announced the rates for antimony ore 
 Anthony ore, sacked, owners risk of sitting, bill of lading weights to apply.
 Panama river points to Seattle or Tacoma, total shipments for one season of 100 to 25O tons, $15.0G per ton.
 Same, in shipments of 250 to 500 tons for one season, $12.50 per ton.
 Rates to San Francisco or San Pedro will be $2.00 in excoss O. above rates.
 On shipments under contract ex- ,eeding 500 tons, special rates will | DO made as follows:
 500 to 1000 tons to Seattle, $11.0o per ton.
 500 to 1000 tons to San Fran ,isco, s12.OO per ton.
 Over 1000 tons to Seattle, 5000 )er ton.
 Oyer ,000 tons to San Francisco ,11.00 per ton.
 Rates to San Pedro under special contract to be furnished on appE- otfnp for not tot aycoad go m fr, |