The daily Nome industrial worker., 1918-04-24
NOTICE

] The public is invited to attend.
 Adm. Gents, soc :. Ladies Free COME ONE COME ALL. h*** COMMITTEE.
 The following is copy of the original telegram which was handed ito the Worker Staff last evening, by the local Sulzer Democratic Club Committee:
 Marshall, April 23, 1918.
 Bowen,
 Il Care Kjegstad, Nome, As. l. Countermand instructions to press hwired nineteenth. Have decided business conditions will permit con- Etinue in race am using every effort here for our ticket.
 Albert E. Edwards.
 8:51pm. The above message is self-explan- atory. It very clearly explains that MT. Edwards after carefully review ing his business affairs, has finally arrived at the conclusion, that if elected at the forthcoming election, his business will not interfere, in tany manner whatsoever with his duties as. member of the House of Representatives, at the next session of the Territorial Legislature. 1 Personally we do not know MT. Edwards, but those whom we have heard speak of him, have spoke we'll of the gentleman.) | i Representatives of the various dredging companies are sending men out to overhaul the excavators, pre- paratory to commencing summer op- erations.
 A crew were despatched yesterday by James Frawley, to the Eskimo Mining and Dredging Ce.'s dredge.
 A few men also went out yester- day in command of A. B. Brown, to get the Andy Anderson dredge in shape for digging.
 Several have recently made their 1 getaway to prepare for the sum- mer mining.
 Fred Barnoffsky left for his camp near Hastings creek.
 Peter X. Peterson returned to look after his interests on Buster creek. !.
 The Industrial Worker wish.s to advise the prospective voters at the Primary Election to be held on Tuesday, April 30th, that any person qualified to vote may cell for the party ticket of the party with which he is affiliated, viz, Republican, Democratic, or Socialist, and vote for the candidate or candidates he wishes thereon. Naturally, it is supposed that the voter will vote for at least q majority of the candidates of the party with which he is afili- ated at the General Election to be held in November; yet this in nc way precludcs the voter from voting at the General Election, for any and all of the candidates of the other parties, if he finds, as a good citl' lzen, that any or all of the candi- : dates of his own party are moi worthy of his support. The candi' dates, themselves, in their applica' ton to have their names placed or } the party tickets for the Primaries declare, merely, that it is their in tention to support the majority O. the candidates nominated by theil own party. The voter is required to make no pledges; simply to cal Furthermore, the rumor which i' being circulated to the effect that no person can vote at the forth-com ing Primary Election unless they registered at the last Municipal Flee tion, is absolutely false. Any per . son who has been one year ir Alaska, and is a full citizen of the United States of America, is en titled to cast a ballot if they SC | desire, at said Election.
 $ } The Little Folks Will Entertain YOu APRIL 27th. . | i i | When in search of good warn l room go to Modini's Building (form . erly Schncder). Rooms by the day week or month.
 GEO. MODINI, Prop.