The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-19
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NOTICE.

All clothing not claimed before October 15 will be sold. JOHN
 FEYRER, Tailor Shop, Lanes Way and Front Street.
 The coming of the great feature play Civilization which consists ot twelve parts will record high water
 mark for movie plays in Nome. This great allegorical play is
 brought out by the same people as produced that other epoch making
 work The Birth of Nation, and will prove sensation in Nome. It is soon to arrive for the Dream Theater, but the only thing troub-
 ling Manager Code is that he may be unable to accomodate the crowds will flock to see this which is the
 last word in motion picture making. Oscar Krogstadt who has been with Chechaco Martin up in the Arc tic for the past year arrived yester- day evening on the Silver Wave after an eventful passage from the north. He reached round to Bar row by boat and down to Vain wright where he got on board the Holmes to go to Barrow, back again l iyfn trpr t0 f1l, f0p Nome, so he came all the way to Kotzebue on the Holmes from whence he came to- Nome on the Silver Wave. Nothing of importance was to be reported by Krogstadt.
 Republicans should remember that the number of Delegates to go to the next Territorial Convention is based upon the vote cast for Att torney General.
 Do you want Fifty or Ten?-Adv.
 The Silver Wave arrived yester- day evening with the following passengers;
 From kotzebue Sound: c. S.. Replogle, wife and son, Oscar Wick, F.. Patterson, H. Pohl, From Deer ing: Mrs. E. E. Fox, J. Holiday, c. Smith, D. Frazier, N. Ldstorm and Mrs. c. L. Serarius. From Candle: Henry Mankinnen, J. Reed and c. Feinske. From Teller: T. Breyig, Miss D. Brcyig, Miss Ella Gehrman, D. Muir, W. Herring, T. Suvrana. From York: E. J. Wallace and G. Engstrorm.
 Henry Mankinnen returned from Candle last night on the Silver | Wave. He has been working for the Keewalik Ditch Go. and the l Lee brothers, but says that opera tions were greatly handicapped by lack of water as there has been practically no rain this summer. Three steam scrapers are being ope- rated on Candle creek. Lee brothers on No. 19 bench, Lundberg on 2l and Kronquist opposite No. IF. Ed Belden and Ed. Olson are work ing for the ditch company and Carl Anderson for Lundberg.
 A jury was impannelled at four o'clock yesterday afternoon to try the case of Steve Leipnitz for in- sanity coming before the U. $. Commissioner Frawley. Several com plaints were made by residents as to Leipnetz' peculiarities and he was taken into custody upon complaint of Sutton by the city authorities who came to the conclusion that his was an insanity case. This was on Sunday eveninig at six o'clock. Dr. Chase gave medical testimony, but the jury failed to reach an agree ment and was discharged by the Commissioner.
 The Victoria will arrive this morn- ing, and is scheduled to sail about eight o'clock but may be later. The following passengers are booked for the outside on board this liner: l.. l.. Lane, wife and two children, Miss Robson, Harold and Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. L. Judah, Mrs. Annie Johnson, Mrs. O. Bourett, Eugene Richards, F. Winslow, A. P. Brandt, P. D. Olsen, J. H. Devereaux, A. Manifee, Jack Kelly, Tim Cloves, Mrs. c. L.. Serarius, Raymond Rip logic, Mrs. Riplogle and son, Mrs. E. E. Fox. Geo Jamme, Geo Lomen and wife, R. Metcalfe, Sam Borlindt, Alex Kalemoff, A. Maten, Jack Ma