The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-11-01
NEWS ITEMS
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NOTICE.

4NOA1O1ls
 All having accounts against the Cabaret will render same at once to A. Cole, Miners and Merchants Bank. A barn dance will be given on election night in the new fire house, November z, in order to help to furnish the firemen's new quarters with comfortable sofas, Morris chairs, rockers and other necessary l luxuries.
 Full Orchestra at the Grand Ball Thursday night.
 | The District Court issued writ of error to the United States Circuit Court of Appeals, in the case of the United States versus John JesGup; the bond was fixed $1250, and the defendant released until the final determination of the case in 1 the Circuit Court.
 
 Phil Ernst denies that there were any coffins disturbed by his dredg- | ing operations along the beach this past summer. He drilled there last time noted several boxes which were exposed in the bank. Particular care was taken to avoid interfering with the graves in the old grave yard, and where there seemed any danger of doing so steps were taken to reinter all those.
 FOR SALE:-3 rooms furnished Cabin for sale cheap. Good loca-
 tion. Inquire Wolfe Barbershop
 Billy Mullen who installed a movie outfit in Candle where the de- lights of the motion picture world are available now to the people in that section, returned to Nome after fine trip. Four days from Candle from there they came down on dog express on the Seward Peninsula railway with engineer Larson in charge of the dog power. He tells most Interesting story of his expe- riences in Candle and says that it was very amusing to watch the eGkimos who had never before seen moving picture show, and took all the pictures for the real thing so strong is imagination.
 The Eagle shows put on Charlie Chaplin in medley of characters as property man, porter and strike breaker in a two part film tonight. A Life in the Balance affords King Baggot an excellent opportunity for his genius as a screen actor and he displays wonderful skill in inter- preting the part of the young doctor in this excellent photoplay Airline Pretty as the old doctors daughter is also splendid in her portrayal of difficult but very fine piece of acting in the same drama. An in structive split reel shows the wond- erful Italian hydroplane going fifty miles an hour and also many sub- jects under the microscope, a valu- able screening from an educational point of view.
 Prepare for the winter by patrOn- izing the advertisers of your paper, Mir. Miner! There is quite an exciting race on between the Victoria and the Uma- tilla from Seattle to Nome, and neither exceeding the speed limit owing to the exceedingly bad weather which they have to face, generally from the northwest, right in the teeth of the incoming steam CTS. Thus the Victoria at noon on November 30 was one thousand miles west of Flattery and the Umatilla was about $50 miles west of the same point. According to this reading the Umatilla has. been gain ing quite a bit in the rush north, having left we'll nigh fourteen hours behind the Vic. As the Vic toria will be the first into the Ber- ing Sea. the Alaska Steamship Co.'S boat if it gets fine weather, will probably gain what has been lost in the rougher Gulf Not that the Bering has been all the same mill pond for the past week or so. The