The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-01-25
ALASKA NEWS ITEMS
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CARD PARTY AND DANCE.

CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
 The Pioneers of Alaska will give a Card Party and Social pance at the Igloo to night, Wednesday, to which all Ladies are invited. Re- treatments. By Order
 COMMITTEE.
 Chester of Chinik will probably get away tomorrow with several sled loads of. supplies to replenish his Chinik stock which in some staple lines, owing to the big demand was getting low. The activities which are proceeding in Dime creek have boosted MT. Chester's business quite considerably for the past two years Dog teams will take down the loads.
 Office and Residence of J. F. M'Allister, freighter and transfer, Elite Baths. Phone Red t57.
 So many and so enthusiastic are the new devotees of the Terpsichore- an art that one lady who is now en- gagged in teaching left footed and right footed men to dance an- nounces that the classes are full She also stated that some of the disciples who are sour doughs of an advanced variety betray a regular genius in their facility in mastering the complicated steps of the dances merry maze. The syncopated waltz finds most of the sourdoughs how ever guessing.
 The results of the Democratic Club meeting were discussed pro and con yesterday in those places where men most do congregate. The com mitteemen frankly do not like the idea of Jas. P, Daily being turned down by the club. and one of them when asked if the action of the club would be regarded as manda tory replied Certainly not. their action is to us purely advisory, and we will take it under consideration" |. Another and leading member said that it would be impossible to be guided by the action of the Club. That is g. small coterie of men, he said. "and we have to consider seven hundred democrats in this division and be directed by that sentiment as was evidenced in the last election. This man said that he was not personally in favor of either Daly or Corrigan for Marshal but would waive all personal feel ing or favoritism in the matter The committeeman are somewhat evasive when the question is put to them directly as to whether they will endorse as the Club endorsed on Tuesday night, but their answers rather indicate that they will re- main firm in their original endorse ments than otherwise. A most amusing, not to say ridiculous, reason is given for the committee men failing to support Corrigan and that is that he has been an of- ficial of the Miners Union. This calamity statement is made quite regardless of the fact that a pre- sent time cabinet official is a mem- Der of the United Mine Workers of America. Another committee man who refuses to recede from his support of Daily says that Corrigan has got no pull and could not get the appointment and therefore if they endorse Corrigan. Marshal Jor- dan will be re-appointed. He inti- mated that some of the Corrigan support came from supporters of the present Marshal. In view of the general rupture between the con- mitteemen and the rank and file. it would be no surprise if Marshal Jordan does not succeed himself ir any event. Well informed and inn partial critics of the political si- tuation who have no axe to grind oT job to secure which might father the thoughts political that they pronounce declared that they feel certain that the rIesent incumbent of the ma ,hals,,io of this Division can succeed himself if he goes after it. In any event they are all worked up over Il le situation in democratic quarters and as one ex-
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