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SEATTLE, Feb. 19.—Tbe prima
ries which will be held tomorrow
will provoke an intensely bitter con
test
Gill, Erickson and Griffith will
hght for position at the primarien
with Gill now the favorite.
Griffiiths may win but it is doubt
ful; the dry town people are now
turning to either an employers or
employees side with the employers
organization trying to control the
situation. It is alleged that they
will support Erickson, but that Is
not known.
Gill’s chancos are not lessened by
the absence of many saloonist sup
porters although he will get the full
strength of the blind piggers on ac
count of his opposition to the Hodge
raids which have been made by the
county against the wishes of the
city.
Griffiths is regarded as too pro
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gressivc in politics and /or that rea~
son employers who are uplifters also
do not want to trust him.
Cards are everywhere today and
although 'Sunday »in this reformed
burg is a different thing to what it
used to be, they are still active in
and out of public places canvassing
for support.
Owing to divisions tho socialists
will not muster up very strongly
and are declared by their own fac
tlons to be out of It.
SONS OF THE NORTJH SOCIAL.
Tlic Sons of the North will give
a public Social and Dance at their
hall, next Saturday, February 20,
at 9 o’cock I*. M. EverylxKly in
vlted.
COMMITTEE.
Vow In the time to SnhHcrthe.
DIME CREEK N(
INDICA1
. By MIKE YOUNG.
DIME CREEK. Feb. 9.—Uncle
Sam has granted vs a post office.
Mrs. Gunderson has been appointed
to the position in charge of it, and
the name of the Post Office is Hay
cock. (
Doyle and M’Nally after sinking
sixteen holes on No. 9 above have
suspended operations.
Gepe Doherty, Connpljy aqfl
Campbell on No. 8 above also quit.
Gawilor and Glorr on No. 7 above
are going to work it as an open
cut next Bumpier. ,
On No. 6 Lindberg, Hagberg and
Porter have jumped into prominence
with good pay and bid fair to strip
the laurels from No. 5 as the banner
claim. Olson brothers on the upper
end of No. 5 have good pay.
Delos Lovell is working a few men;
he says grub and other things are
too high 8p he intends to do nothing
this winter only bfocK it- out and
hoist it out into the boxes next sum
mer, and for the privilege of laying
off this winter, report has it that he
agreed to pay 2 1-2 cents more
royalty, to George Leonard owner of
ithe claim. Olson, Rlgilng and Chest
er are working a few men on the
upper end of No. i. They have sunk
a hole on No. 3 and have found
pretty good pay. Madsen brothers
and Hanson have some pretty'good
pay on No. 2, Madsen is getting his
hoist up from tho Mission and when
be gets it here will hoist out pay
with self dumper.
Porter, Leonard and Gunderson
have just struck rich pay on discov
ery. Thompson brothers and John
Peterson have suspended operations
on Ity>. One below. Valentin and
Anderson two Councllites have
struck a cement formation and have
gone to Council for powder to drive
through it.
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Let as estimate on your Job Work
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MAY BAN ALL
ANARCH PAPERS
CHICAGO, Feb. 18.—It is etateil
this evening that the Post office de
partment may bar all anarchist pub
lications from the mails.
This action is to bo taken follow
ing the police reports as to a whole
sale plot to destroy properly and to
kill persons. These reports have
fairly started a reign of torror i:>
the city and no one knows what to
think. The anarchist organizations
claim that they are in no plot bu
the plot is being framed up to de
stroy them as during the Haymarkel
riots.
There is considerable reticence
maintained by the authorities as to
what actual discoveries have been
made, but It is admitted .that now
of the Rnarchlst publications have,
advocated crime.
HAVE A HEART.
The proper thing for your affinity
on Valentines day, Heart boxes Ai
led with choice Chocolates.
ROSS CANHV FTORE
WHEN IN TOWN
LOST:—Purse containing Kings.
Reward. This Officii.
get t:;e news right, keaiv
I’llE worker
REINDEER FAIR
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GREAT SUCCESS
The reindeer Fair was a great
success. It concluded ou Wednes
day last blit all the visitors are still
more or less stormbound. This was
ascertained from Dr. Neuman last
night when ithe Industrial Worker
spoke to him over the telephone.
He stated that Miller the court
stenographer was setting out yester
day for Nome.
Dr. Neuman himself expected to
reach Nome next Saturday being de
talned In the Kougarok; he was then
at Hot Springs on professional bus
iness.
Wittenberg and the natlvo who had
been frozen had just arrived but
they were all right he stated.
CITY BATH HOC8K.
Moonlight Spring Water. (Boll
1 Ing Hot).
M. O. SOLBKRO.
PETROGRAD, F^b. 18.—I*, Is
stated that the construction ot a
railroad line now almost completed
between Tromsoe and Alexandrovlsk
in north Russia is objectionable to
Sweden and it is on account of the
protosts of that country that the
Russian government explains that
Tromsoe is affording the Russian
government the means whereby
supplies are now principally obtain
ed during the winter season as it is
open all the ye,ar round.
The construction of the line is in
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the hands of tNorwogian engineers
but is probably supported by Rus
sian and British capital.
LONDON, Feb. 18.—Tho work oi
dredging deeper and widening tho
harbor,1 ncrease in dock space and
the rapid construction of a diffcuit
road to Alexandrosk is now practi
cally completed. Ships have bene
steadily discharging a vast quantity
of supplies which have been freight
ed across to Russian territory in all
manner of locomotion.
COPENHAGEN, Feb. 18.—That
Sweden ia observing Tromsoe con
verted into a Russian port of entry
to all Intents and purposes has
probably a deeper economic than po
litical objection as it is taking a con
siderable trade that otherwise
might have been handled through
Swedish towns in time of peace for
North Russian supply points.
Anything in the line of Job work
at the Industrial Worker Office.
Satisfaction assured.
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Owing t* reports which arrived
yesterday ,jta lfc» effoe* that around'
Cape Jlojne tu j. hoary overflow.
The Borden Hradfcap wnich was to
■H'l'lllW *»;U V»
"'ft'' is reported' that ttyuiy private
heavier weights'/ b«* wwH tfutti ty}
la this rumor the Industrial Works#
cannot any.
:-">>• -itvt -Wirt. #tt.*clatHtrt<,r i«|
Tho Pioneers of Alaska are going
to celebrate their anniversary with
With a woman's
try of tho Plpn
fMer days jrhen they baaqastted in
salon bachetordom add endeavored
to took pleasant wttkoat
women's smiles to rival tbe spark',
ling wine.
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t* H ienfloed to members and lady
(Meads.
Ion on Wednesday ifflH
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BRANDEIS TO BE CONFIRMED
SAYS CAPITAL REPORTS
Washington, d. c., Feb. i».—
It is circulated through the Capital
today that Braudels is surely to bo
confirmed notwithstanding the oppo
sition of certain interests. The en
tire support of the administration
influence and it is pretty consider
able just now on Wall Street is be
ing exerted to stem the tido of oppo
sition to Brandels before it goes too
far and the senators commit
themselves politically.
It is rumored also, by republicans
of cource that the munitionists are
going to play Wilson to win aud
Brandeis is one of the cards, it
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bo Brandeis will be confirmed.
The difference with Germany and
Austria over an attack without
warning on armed merchantmen la
to be the subject of further conver
sations which will ko p the Unlten
States tripping it on the danger line
until the preparedness program is
carried out, when it will bo amicab
ly settled.
The shipping bill is to be intro
duced during the coming week and
will witness a line up of party men
that will be like old times. There?
existed a report to the effoct that a
bill might be introduced looking to
wards a regulation of strikes, with
the coming antraeito coal strike in
the mind’s eye of the national con
gress. If so it would be a danger
ous measure, and would not pasa
against labor as this year legislation
will follow what Is hoped will be thw
course taken by the elections.
Let us estimate on year Job Work
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DISCOVER SLAVS
WERE STRONG
' BERLIN, Feb. 1».—The prelimi
nary olfertslvo which was Initiated
by vott lllnde'nberg has resulted Sft
tlsfactcuily. There was no Intention
*f precipitating ;a general cam®alga.
dWw*<intendtoii,vwaa)f«» discover the
iW>4hh Rnembhi. : >« f - ‘
" ftu*atfs lErS * epUereotty'
brought an enormous force of men
to the Dvtask-Rlga front and the
Bhort offensive waged by Hlndenberg
has been successful in smoking them,
out.
P»TROGRAI>. FeB. 'M.-i-Heevy
jdgbtifri south of Tarnopol Is stilt
proceeding..