The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-11

wound up it's winter business. How l ever some of the directors and lead CTS of this club figure on more ambi- tious plans for next winter when they expect to entertain on larger scale and focalize social activities even more intensely at their enjoy able evening socials.
 Carpet Vacuum Cleaned. See Beebe, Phone White 157.
 The Road Commission will make an effort to save the beautiful bridge lof happy memory across Snake river. The life of this structure has been quite an uncertain one and he- roic measures on the part of the city fathers entire staff of opera tives, artificers and professional men were required to prevent an untimo- ly end last year's brcak-up. This |. season the prospects for saving the life of tho bridge are even more uo- certain, but now that tho country in that vicinity is no longer municipal, the Road Commission will act the part of protecting angel, and try to save the only pontine ornament Nome possesses at the present time The Chamber of Commerce held q meeting last night in the Pioneers Igloo which was strictly members meeting. The Chamber heard the re- ports of committees and outlined program of work for the future. Tn addition a ways and means com- mittee will devise plans for placing funds at the disposal of the Cham Der in order to defray tho current costs of it's work in the way of sta tionary, cables, etc The work of acting in conjunction and co-opera- tion with the other Chambers oi Commerce in Alaska was also sub ject matter for consideration.
 That the Grim Randt and OBrien tin property will be opened up this summer on larger scale than ever before now seems assured. Accord ing to advices received from the outside by private parties, Walter Johnson of The Union Construction Go. has bought this property, paying $7,600 down, and the balance of the purchase price which is not named, to be paid during the coming sum- mer, and during which time active development work will be carried on in order to make this property big tin producer. Other reports indicate that this will only be the beginner of a revival in tin mining activity in the Port Clarence district.
 It may not be generally known that the only article of reindeer har- ness that was brought in by Lapps when they arrived in this country with them, that still remains and has not been improved upon is tho wooden collar. Efforts to make leather collars after that model so far have been ineffective, the wood- en collar owing to it's peculiar and somewhat difficult shape fitting all sorts of deer, not being replaceable. It is not yet despaired but that in time even this article may be re- placed by more easily obtainable and less costly piece of harness. At the Dream Theater tonight will bo shown the eighth episode of The Adventures of Kathlyn. Kathlyn becoming separated from her party. in searching for their horses that were stampeded during the night, is, in turn, trailed by ferocious tigers. She is walking along high, rocky ledge when she discovers hcr danger | just as she enters a blind pocket backed by a mountain wall Hap pfly SIC sees Sneep-HoruSI, anu 6o' ting him to toss up his riata. man. ages to slide down over the face Of the ledge, just as the raging beasts disappointedly claw and snap at the sustaining rope. That is severed as she reaches safety far below. Two class numbers support the attrac- tion.
 The Lid is off. but you will no, be gambling if you take advantage of that fact. Bring real money with you as chips don't go From now on till the time of stock taking you can get two for one at Darling