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Published Daily except Sunday
«Sy Nome Mine Workers’ Union, No. 240, International Union of Mine,
Mill and Sm elter Workers.
Subscription Price
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Entered as second class matter March 1, 1*11, al tha post office at
Wome, • AiasKa. unaer the Act of March S. 1871.
“To secure to each laborer the whole product of his labor, or as
nearly as possible, U a worthy object of any good fOTernment."—
Abraham Lincoln
All changes In standing advertisements mus' reach this office at ati
o'clock each evening to Insure Insertion Id the following Issue.
Advertising rates made kcona on application.
Address all Communications to Dally Nome Industrial Work«»r,
Box 210 Nome. Alaska. Phone, Black 1S4.
Nome, Alaska, iKu-einlx’i r>, 11)17.
DON'T JOIN THK I'MOX.
Ily Our Organizer.
These are a few of the many
reasons why you should not join I
i he t nion:
Don't join the union, as you'
might be able to secure higher,
■ •ages.
Don’t Join the union. as you j
might raeure a shorter working
ia>, and that you know, would nev
er do. It might affect your health. |
Vc.u know at 01 e time people had
to work ten. twelve or more hours,
and it was considered a crime to
ask for eight hours.
Don’t join the union, as it might!
hurt the feelings of the master, and
you know that would be terrible.
Don't join the union, as you might
be able, through organized power,
to maintain the present scale of j
wages after the. war is over.
Don’t join the union, for when,
tlie present war is over and 33,000,-,
ooo workingmen are throw n into j
the labor mark* t to compete with [
.(.a :.r jobs, if you arc not orga
nised tl •• «orpore.t:»’ns nt. > t’."0 it j
< re venient to cut wages and 'Might-;
• ui tl: hours of labor.
union.
. pint.
yon :
.Mo i
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111 e \
• join the
1* be able !
n Kais r Rod
and Kmp. ror (iuggciilr tin. who
you so much that they waul
mo ", servile ni l die; )
ill S( cure
d
ia hor |
•it now are ;
tow; rd 1
looking with longing (
< : inn aud J; pail, with their tc. in
.... millions and nr- ltopoii: that
in some manner the liars can be
lowered so that tiny can s i lire
■ .mic of this cheap labor.
Don't join '.tie union, a. Ihe big
boss might lie compelled to adopt
.■■a I'd., devil cn. and you know that'
would just he awful, as t might j
protect your life and limb.
Don’t join the union, as it might
mean a longer life, more happiness
and more enjoyment for the child
Don'i juir. the union, it might
"hi ak up tin- Horn" "
Don't join the union, as it might
lake away from the boss the iol>
of doing your tbin':i’ r. You
know the poor ti r.v 1, - t.. pro
vide you with a job. and also do
that more strenuous duty, your
thinking, aud just think how dropl
ful that would h ■. Why. you
might be compelled to do your own
thinking
i
Don't join the union, as you
might want a better pla-o to live
You know some of you live in such
lenuliii'l i’i homes, that it would
lit ;t sin to live in anc other. Some
,.ro very palatial mansions and
castli s. built its they are. of eorru
tnted iron and lumber Iron tomato
a.idle end powdet noxes. I>. J.
-tackling cannot allot d such a home
no -it roe, lie is so poor that he iias
to have the whole upper floor of
the St. Francis Hotel in Sin Fran
cisco, and inis wages are so meager
that he or.n inly afford to pry an
• .nnual rental of thirty thousand
dollars for i|ua»tcrs for his serv
ants, just think of that!
might wind h-'ttir environments.
Some of you have such beautiful
surround ings, sudi as. open sewers
•and hog lands, tliiit to live in any
-other atmospeore might contamin
ate your health [I would never do
to live amid trees and dowers and
green fields, your children might
< e tse to love you.
Don't join the tr.iirn. as it might
do away with the spy, who. when I
you are not organized, runs and !
ictls the boss that you are loafing j
on the job. or that you are talk-[
ing with yotit fellow workers about
gelling more money, or seeking a
reduet ion id hours. If you should
organize 100 per cent, why the boss
would have no further use for the
; potter But then, 11:at would be
i
i reason
Don’t Join the union because the
4i,non might ward to enter into [
"collective bargaining with the cm
ployer. and it might protect you in
your employment, and incidentally
deprive the company gunman of
his joh.
Don't join the union, as the le
galized robbers ol Wall street. New
York City, might call you unpatri
otic. Be careful.
Don't join the union, and set a
price on the only thing you have
tor sale, namely your labor power.
The ka,s<r and kings of Wall street
an 1 26 Broadway, might brand you
a "bomb thrower" and a band of
anarchists.
i To be Continued.)
Capital and Labor are not
harmonious now. But wait until
next election day.
it the capitalist game is worth
the candle, then the candle must
be blamed cheap.
The worker is in bonds only
the bonds are hidden in the vaults
of the masters.
The world is a hive in which
lb drones eat the henev and kill
the workers.
The lull dinner pail, as a slogan,
has given place to the stronger one.
a lull county jail.
i -
I Civil law is some uncivil rules
set up for control of the people
who make all and get nothing.
Socialism wishes to turn tiie la
pitalist from a tyrant to a follow
worker—from a master to a com
rade.
it is the system that crested
child slavery and white slavery tnat
makes pretensions of loving the
home.
Every man in America has a
chance—to show how foolish lie
is when he votes with the men ^sho
exploit him.
War exists because Christians
have not exercised the proper in
fluence to end it. Let the workers
all declaie they will not shoot each
other and there will be no more
wars.
The few corner the good things
of earth and deny them to others
until they are purchased at enorm
ous profit. *
Anything In the line or Job work
at the Indnshrial Worker Office
Satisfaction assured.
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For your HOLIDAY
Silverware
inspect the exquisite
display offered by
A. J. MUELLER
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THE EAGLES DEC. 8TH
Before the Ball and After the Ball
Visit Billy Anderson’s
ELITE HOTEL
& All Night Baths
W. R. ANDERSON Prop.
COIt. FRONT AND B 8T. I’HON'Ifi BLACK 171.
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WI1KX BUYING HARDWARF, let (|uallty be your first considera
tion. Then look iuto the matter of price. Price without quality
results in the accumulation of a lot of useless junk.. But qua
lity at a reasonable price kIvcs you lasting service.. We handle
quality hardware, and the price is us low us conststant, or poss
ible.
CARLETON HARDWARE CO.
Kin Front Ik Phoae Main 11.
On and after Monday, Nov=
ember 19th, and continuing
until further notice. The offices
and yards of this Company
Will open at 8 A. M.
AND
Will close at 5.30 P. M.
Alaska Lighterage Comercial Co.
Phone Main 14
Charles L. Ross
Milling, Lumber, Contractor
HAVING TAKEN OVER THE FREIGHTING & TRANSFER
BUSINESS OF W. STEIGER MAIER AND OF LEO KENT,
FREIGHT ORDERS AND TRANSFER CONTRACTS WILL RE
CEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
3RD AND B STREET. PHONE BLACK 162.
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Miners and Merchants Bank
Nome, Alaska
Capital $100,000.00
Workingmen’s Accounts Solisited.
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Don! Wait
I UNTIL TOMORROW TO SELECT YOUR
1 FOOTWEAR FOR THE
EAGLE MASQUERADE
Consider what you will need and come in and
make your selection TOD A V
<OI»K.\ EVENINGS t'NTIIi EHillT OVLOC K.)
P. A. PETERSON SHOE CO.
umatraKXirauitssssH
jjj North
| Pole
I£ Bakery
& Coffee
House
HIM BKSVSWKSKM
BREAD
M---f
10c. per ic %f
3 Loa\ es 30c.
■mnnitiin
Anvil |
Bakery j
and I
Coffee |
House |
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| HE 11 INDUSTRIAL HR [
| is prepared to handle |
all kinds of
JOB PRINTING
Let us figure on your
1 work. Call up Black l
134 or call at j
I THE INDUSTRIAL WORKER OFRCE j
i 9
SIS HOPKINS SAVS:
“DON'T DO NFTTIV FOR NO
i BODY WHAT DON’T DO NCTTEN’
I FOR VOL”.
NOW VOF WISH TO KF.KI’ YOUR
OWN PAPER IN THE FIELD.
I
And keep it
Going strong
thi: one mo thing that
I YOU CAN DO, AND WHICH YOO
I OUGHT TO DO, IS TO PATRO
| NIZE THOSE M EKCHANTS
WHO PATRONIZE YOUR PAPER
BY A DVKRT1S1 NO IN THU
WORKER.
i A I,MOST EVERY LINE OE )WR.
CHAN DISK,
ALMOST ALL SUPPLIES.
i ALMOST EVERY PROI ESSIO.V.
ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU
WANT
IS REPRESENTED l!Y SO\M
ADVERTISER IN THIS l*APKR.
SEE TO IT THAT HE GETS YOUR
TRADE, AND THE TRADE MI*
ALL YOUR ERIENOS.
THE WINTER IS WHEN SOUK
ADVERTISERS DROP OUT.
That hurts
Yourpaper
SOMK ADVKRTISKRS STAY HV
THK 1'YI‘EK l-’OK THE Wi.NXKR.
Some new
Ones come in
That helps
Your paper
DO SOMETHING I OK SOMEKDDY
WHAT DORS SOMETHING
ion YOl .