The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-09
Carpets Vacuum Cleaned. Beebe. Phone White 157.


 Beebe. Phone White 157.
 Lacal socialist party men are getting busy preparing to boost along this end of the campaign for Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis. Although it is not likely that any public meet ing will be held, steps will be taken to advertise the fact of Mrs. Lewis | being in the field as the candidate for delegate to Congress from Al aska.
 Orders arrived from Chas Ross (formerly of Scheid and Co.) to for ward to Marshal city ten tons of sheet iron, or 69 bundles of as- sorted sheet iron and one hundred pounds ot soldering metal. The order was sent by Ross, who was to open tin shop in the new camp as great mining activity is figured upon for the winter in that section on the benches where pay has been located off Willow. The order could not be filed as there is not that quantity of sheet iron available in Nome, let alone that needed for local use. Besides it is hard to get orders of this kind filled on the Out side owing to the activity in the metal market
 Yesterday afternoon Jacqueline Fountain, the little daughter of Mrs. Fountain, was badly bitten by dog which was chained and too close to which she happened to go. The child was bitten on the face and on the arms in a painful manner and after Dr. Neuman had dressed the wounds, he directed her to be taken to the Holy Cross Hospital for further treatment Marguerite Rowe, another little girl had very narrow escape from getting bitten by the dog but managed to get beyond the chain length of the animal Mrs. Danielson heard the cries and drove the dog off while she turned over the girl to a man who at once brought her to Dr. Neuman. Later in the day the dog was shot.
 
 Tonight the Dream will present "Wormwood" a powerful and dra- matic picturization of Marie Corelli's famous novel. A cast of renowned players headed by John Sainpolis, Ethel Kaufman and Charles Arthur. This photo-drama will long be remembered by all who see it. Sunday Edward Abeles world fam ous comedian who made big hit here last summer in "Brewster's Millions" will star in the roading comedy After Five. It is a scream from start to finish and is in 5 parts. AS an added attraction a late Pathe News, showing Scotty Allan's dogs, doing ambulance duty Somewhere in France" will also be on Sunday nights bill.
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 Call Bradley Ft. Davis.
 A Shubert feature film, starring Howard Esterbrooke in Bret Harte's immortal story Miss, will be presented tomorrow night in the Eagle Hall. Barbara Tennant will star in the female role and no more perfect and accomplished screen act ress is to be witnessed by movie goers. The photography of this film is particularly perfect, and will be joy to those who love a fine photoplay. Not movement of the very perfect acting which enables the makeup to present a splendid presentation of the fine story, is lost by the camera man who adds to the picture an effect all his own. Every one knows or should know this deathless story of the early west told with only Bret Harte's mastery of local color. We'll, the play as screened is one in which Harte's genius is realized in all its fullness.
 
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