The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-01-08

luS CdSCS OI the men CnaTgeQ Wltii gambling were called by the Com missioner in his court at eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon. Al! answered their names but one, and a hurry-up call was sent out to dis cover where the missing man was at. Searchers volunteered to go out so that the bonds of the man might not be forfeited. After about thirteen minutes wait he came in breathlessly to take his seat in court, and to receive a caution on his lack of punctuality from Judge Frawley
 Geo. B. Grigsby made a motion that the articles seized under Q search warrant be returned to de- fendant Johnson, claiming that the seisure and issuance of the search warrant was not in accordance with the Statutes. This was denied by the court. The court was then ad- dressed by Geo. B. Grigsby for his clients. He stated that he under stood that court looked upon these proceesings as preliminary hear ing, Judge Frawley assentcd. Then, Grigsby he said that as this was a court of the justice of peace, he would enter plea of not guilty for all his clients and ask for a jury trial. The court refused to take the view submitted by Attorney Grigsoy, and the case went over until two o'clock this afternoon.
 About two hundred were present at the installation of officers of the Rebckahs and Oddfellows on Wednesday night. A musical pre- gram containing many numbers was rendered after the installation at the social session, and an elegant repast was served to the members whereat speeches were delivered by the elected officers.
 Mrs. Frank J. Meilke was pre- scented with a beautiful jewel con- taining one large diamond and the symbols of the order exquisitely adorned in the best style of jewel er's craftmanship. Geo Walker was also presented with Past Grand Jewel.
 The following are the officers who were installed.
 Rebekahs: N. G. Mrs. Annabelle Fromm, V. G. Mrs. Ada Arthurs. Secretary Barbara Bursik, Treas. Jennie Smith, Warden Ellen Weav. CT, Conductor Nettie Siedenverg, Chaplain Mable Pigeon, R. S. N. G Maude Adams, l.. s. N. c. Emma Rowe, R. s. V. G. Louise Young. l.. S. V. G. Mary Polet, I. G. Clems- mia Diamond, O. G. MT. Geo Walkec
 Oddfellows: N. G. Geo Washing ton Wolfe, " c. Thomas Kohannic, Secretary, Chas. Brown, Treas. Geo Diamond, Warden, Harry Pigeon. Conductor c. H. Frost, Chaplain Eugene Richards, R. s. N. c. Wm Pearson, l.. s. V. G. Wm. Webb R. S. V. c. Abbie Swanson. L. &. V. G. Chas McFadden, I. G. o. Strand, R. s. S. Leo Kent, L. s. s. Fritz Nelson.
 The Dream presents a strong Dramatic and Comedy program to- night as follows "In A Womans Power, The Man Without Fear and laugh creating farce called '"King Babys Birthday guaranteed under the pure Fun Laws. Sunday night Banner Night, the week end bill. A night of joy and joy thrills. The Inimitable Mabel Normand in a big hilarious Comedy "The Sleuth Of The Floral Parade" and the Rural Third Degree" two comedies in one with Ford Sterling, Fatty Arbuckle and the full strength Of the Keystone picture plant in the parade and in furious action. A magnificent Feature subject entitled "The Golden Jubilee Of Catholics" A special attraction showing all the ecclesiatistical notables end hund- reds of children at tho Catholic Protectory of New York City. In addition to the above a big Western picture .The White Indian" and a Pathe Weekly will supplement the program. First show starts 6;30 p. m. sharp. 4