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Address all Cominun’catlons to Daily Nome Industrial Worker,
Uox 210 Nome, Alaska. Phone, Black 134
All changes In standing advertisements must reach thlB office at six
p clock eacn evening to insure insertion in the following Issue.
Advertising rates made known on application.
hintered as second class mutter March 1, IS 11. at the post office at
Korae, Alaska, under the Act of March 3, 1873.
Home, Alaska, March 31, 1016.
About election time whether for
the municipality or for the terri
tory there is what one might call a
searching of heart among the hpal-,
ness man that is most impressive.) |
The searching of heart becomes
the more earnest because of the na- j
ttiral lack of activity that has over
taken the camp with the working
out of the easily excessible auriferous
deposits and the richest paystreak*.
When things are booming and there
are lots of workers, the art of raakr'
itig monoy by the abstracting pro*
cess known as keeping a store, usu-.
ally makes the business man par
strict 'attention to bis business, and
he has no time for airy visions of
any sort. ■ He'wants to'sell bis shirts
or his shoes or his sugar or hts
steak and so that he ■ sells nil'he
wants he is statisfied.; But wheij
thb bottofn drops but1 of the eafftp
'figuratively speaking, when th? pay
roll is a vanishing quantity and
when there is little call for the
variety of goods generously dis
played and in piost attractive style
almost any sort of a vision, how
ever airy is invoiced to bettor con
ditions and a pipe dream is regard
ed as better than no dream at ail—
anything too, is better than the bum
reality of things that makes bank
ruptcy not a remoto or impossible
proposition at all.
Hence it is a number of men are
oven now doviclng ways, and moans
of promoting the development of this
camp.
The Industrial Worker will for
iliis reason venture to givd then
some advice which may be consider
ed gratuitous but which at the same
time is sound as n dollar even from
their own point of view.
In the first place they will have to
east aside the notion that they can
establish the welfare of tills tamp
on any such thing as hot-air. Tin
peddler or the promoter never yet
did make a camp and never win.
This camp can he saved only ‘by
gathering together what facts there
are to lie gathered: real facts not
mere coifjecturC dbout the variety of
resources which are known to be
exploitable.
Almost any person with a vivid
imagination can sit dswrt it'd en
large upon what he cone, .» - to oe
possibilities; but these arc Missour
ian days when the people have get
to be shown. And y.ou simply can
not put it over men who have money
with a line of con talk these days
of skepticism in the investing world.
Furthermore, it will, a.s against
thib, be urged U6w then can the
lieople get this camp developed?
Tills CamiV 111bSt’ first- make fl be
ginning itself before aitd first of all.
W- say fhiit there’s’‘Hot' a Single
proposltioh which1 cab be thdught of
today which iB not still very 'much
in the prospect stage. Whl'e doubt
less miinV have infinite 'confidence
iii the possibilities of i’ variety of
activities it is simpty remarkable
llmt not one of them could be
proved worth serious investment of
•ail a man’s savings with a clear con
science. . ‘ ■
Search any camp that proved a
great mining camp or a great in
dustrial center and evecybnaof them
first, of all began with ittidlf. The;
Pvoigwictor came first when hp poked j
his hole in the ground ho made
some progress. Often it was little
cnpi^U but be fvp/ked fpr , wages
apd UU wages he still farther
ppyelppea _ tftp <r9uWy, «Wnd’». n
,, au4 :<mi
fatare diev^opfnent w.h^her
filing hr Muwtf of Pjlpcer
. must, JM’sf.af.All Iftf#
wards the employment
& hP Or fiWbSliW
f&9csttpt' (js&wwfloTMMte* w1
.wwqwmmh ¥4vw^°cft?t'nol
ijM& feW1 M'g*
the fiyiOftytfPtJMPl/Mt r, vs b;>);>olo
Without unduly denouncing th j
xam p^<>»ant
jjtuitf ea/wieiiwB .iniiqUiB to wwoH
mioaiiO „nUhnwtrMB amhaM
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business men who are now trying,
to boom Nome, we can say that we
may search in vain for any of them
who have determined at all hazards
that the sourdough miner shall coite
first.
f There are many men who wqre
tactrustoined to spend every winter
their money on the creeks or in th«J
hills now going outside because jit
Is i easier to got a summer’s jph
outside than in Ndme. Stick a pm
there. That'B the whole secret to
Nome's decline. There'b Where the
whole key to‘the sttnatien Hfs.
That's what’s the matter As long
as: the miners feel and know that
If -they sink their summer’s savings
in a quarts mine prospect or hi'stoSc1
ing after new placer fields they will
be vlthchi work In the summer iol
| lowing, they are going to spend
their ni.mey to better advantage jpr
(better f,'ill they are going to taj;e
It outside with them every fall so
that when they come back in the
spring ‘hey w'ill have most of it afid
a job besides. ) j
| Suppose the Nome business men
and the oank3 and the men wbc.ae
pend upon Nome's well being for
prosperity also were to get tneir
beads together and determined to
boost ’.lie choice of employment for
the sour dough and the old timer
{who prospects and iuvests his money
litre instead of the chechacj who
accepts Seattle wages for his sum
mer's work here, what a big differ
ence it would make? The country
would be a hive of activity every
winter and the stores' instead of
complaining of hard times and de
vising all kinds of ways and means
! of creating a boom, would be so
busy they wouldn’t know what to do
I outside their pusinesp. ,.. ,
| The man to make 11111911 of in this
camp is , the man tha-t opens tip.,,tty .
! his latjor new, mines of hew; indus
Jtries. He goes where capital will
I not so, aim lit; invests where dapitat
! will not scatter a baWhee.' ,
j Take the case of a ypssltjte ln
1 dusry. Ben Nygrpn started t,he
whale fishing here with little or no
encouragement. He spent his savings
I from his work in the effort to build
up a business''seemed to him to have
'a futute. You might go the liigh
1 ways and by ways of Nome much
less the outside and you would find
might few members of the; Chamber
of Commerce ready and willing tp
: back him when he sprung his idea
upon them.
Vake. the case of Nome quartz. it
would lie hard to imagine .anything
more than' the ^iture..pf,
Nome1,in.this respect, the Jhdpstr^a
Worker. in fret, ^ «c
iiur.inted with many men who do
their best to do tl.e ; development
work on their ground. But th'^y
found that they could hardly get ^
job ltpre p»d they w^p? ^i.fmgily.pnd
figuratively .frozen out and., thtjy uot
°,ut' oj vr.hr.- ij iiueio kiv.J"
Qn,e ca^p is that of a man, whp le-t
Nome after working in the blits for
a considerable time dropping every
thing iu;dUgust. He was,a good,
min»- he had good prospects and
he had iassaya Which could ^not be
questioned. He couldn't get a cent
backing -from any store keeper ip
Nome. He couldn't get a day$ work
and ,be left the . country, for thp
Slocan country. He prospected
there,- he-got small backing and
worked. In a -aelabbofla8>iiptser flhd
ber. bapiderelopeKtiijMsisPtcispaphem
that mew- it ols ant attractioni tP'ca
pitalists andr 1 its 1 lufcere' ife MNM9de j
.0: Btoryi season i aponb thin - time
numherH o#!»iinei» stwatoh ifchffr [legs
over cthersnpw-i*- aeaB!ChnQf ,*amna
srbere/ovlWiyifwHl getb wmrk. it Pbftf
bavec«M»*vof thei»> a bread yo staffed.
The* toouf that; (It: thaw sfia*iitt<NWi|W
the companleB'<is«iUlgtlvl85(tPer,ojeni
etpptoWeee: (When dbet.*0|ttajih»i»* ini
30t«iciM»*e«we tfUBheawjwba feMBtidP
Mtahte drMV/fqmleba mouMuhtempe#*
: than floplteb-t with awt*<«i mgabt/to*
i tore?-the on ift bbep >! riafcedb their; •»*
-htgs*vitalic v-preppomtogoiwd
onoH .B?rislori TOdlipl oi nojffil oirlloa
1IIJ9 «dt haldo^l to itiflri.* uje/B io;
jsut du*3 tit enH oldeirtoipot otonjt
wouldn’t have roadhouse fees left to
hunt a job. And they know the;
would be foolish if they would, too
They don’t do it. . y.
Therefore beginning at thfc begin
ning let’s take it tot that
this Peninsula has untold. rdsoWees,
dont forget that those. will hoi hie
developed by chewing the rag about
them, nor by fcstivaions nor mutural
admirations nor by anything else
than hard work. And it‘9. the, man,
with the muck stick that does' that.
Not your tango artist or your br.se
tmil expert or your politicians, but
the man. with>51 /the ,pl«kfBad tho
shovel. The basis or Nome’s ruture |
rests absolutely upon him. And he
is thp mpn that’s neglected. He is
overlooked in the shuffle. And be
cause he is Nome is just whore 's
is today, if Nome’s laboring citizens
get work at the proper standard dne
this country when work is to.be
gotten, this country will take care
of Itself.
Try Liver & Kidney Tea for
Sprint; fever.
LOMENS DRUG STORK. i
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WHITE MOUNTAIN CREAM
FREEZER.
Ice Cream made the right way
with a White Mountain FrSazre' is
easier to make than a pudding: o:'
pie. Frozen Dainties, fifty choice jre
cepies for Ice creams, Frozen pudd
ing. Frozen Fruits, Frozen jBever
ages, Sherberta and Water fees with
each White Mountain Frpozor. ' i
qt. White Mountain Freezer »3i00.
S qt. White Mountain Freezfer $3.H>0.‘
American Twin Freeezr makes two
kinds of cream at the same time,
3 qt. $2.50. Ice Chisels 25c. Solid
nicicle i KniVes,. Forks and Spoons
25<c. each on $3.00 dozj I >?n
fo't ‘ G/oW.'LEWIS. «-h-...
Successor to > WUt Del bar.
VERT SPECIAL OF#ER.
From now until the 20tyi, of Marc(i
we offer first class tailor' made ^tiRs
at outside prices, yopr choice front
$18,50 up in all wool tp'aterjal. Fit
and workmanship guaranteed. Over
300 of this seasons (1916) latest
styles and patterns to select from,
and 32 over coat patterns. Besides
fancy Vests and rain coats. Order
before the 20th of March so we can
get them on the first boat. Please
bring us your cleaning, pressing and
repairing. We appreciate your pa
tronage. Yours to please
NOME TAILORING CO.
Between Segerstrom & Iiagen and
Zehners Jewelry Stores.
CHEAP DOG FEED.—Good cooking
saiiuou fordc. ,R> »t Murphy s.
| Always In thp lead- ,
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NOTICE.
Will all readers help ua In an in
vestigation ol the co-operative
movement in this country by' writing;
us the nanje and. addjess of ..asinyf.
cooperative enterprise:—| 'espc^lly
store or workingmen's ^jnnmlactur
ing co-operatives—that 1* kngsvn to
them, and by stating any facto con
cerning trade union or other labor
activity or interest in favor of co
operation past or present.
INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCIALIST
SOCIETY.
Educational Building ,
No/ 70 Fifth Avenue, New York City
Anything in the line of job work
at tiie Industrial Worker Office,
i Satisfaction assured.
.Finest CniUakieec dog Salmon al
J>U FFY’S.. 7t cents delivered.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Ralph Millelli, Campbell White,
Nicola Valleni, Ldu Columbia,
Albert J. Loot and U P. Rauou?r
yours heirs, executors, assigns,
or personal representative#.
You and each of you arc herby
notified that I have ekpffnfled In la
bor and improvements the sum ot
One Hundred dollars each years, for
the years of 1912, ISIS, 19T4| and
1915 on the fqllovrljbg claims: The
Pox Group, a placer association
claim situated on Coarse Gold
Cfeek about a mile aaid a half fiom
the mouth of the crock and beigg
In the Kougarok mining precinct
and ‘ recorded in the Office of tfce
District In which these claims are
located. Also the Magdalena, the
Magdalena K. Annex, the Mother
Lode,
on
River
mouth "of Dahl Creek' and being' on;
tiie mouth oF’Syan oulck, a t’ribu
.
Recordlng 'YgifftfCjmoo' isfioifi •>..
Division of Alaska.,
The above amount has been hx
fifTO*1 Vr?oT .ft JI550rfzi_ lja !
pended in order to hold said claims
under the. provisions of*,' the, Mw, con
cerning annual labor l^pon mining
claims, being the amount required to
bold said claims.
And you and each of you are
further notiflod that If' within ninety
days rfter the la$t publication
Of
this notice you fail to contribute
your proportion of said expenditure,
your Interest in said claims will be
came the property of the under
signed, your co-own or under section
2324 Revised Statutes of tho United
States.
Signed EDWARD J. FOX.
Co-Owner.
Date of first, pupl.. Jam 21, 1919, •
Date of last puhl., Ad”"*1 A11*!*
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*rl > ‘SHOULD SEE OUR WtYDOW DUPLAY OF
MARVELOUS COLD CREAM
and all the otlter
Standard cold creams
To l>e had iu the nest
MARKETS OF THE WORLD
the most complete line in Alaska at
HILLS PHARMACY
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is prepared to handle
all kinds of
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We have been appointed agents
' ■ ^for the,
DodgeAutomobile
The popular, fully-equipped,
pleasure car that satisfies all
FOR YOUR
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Phone Main 139.
For Summit and Greenhood
Shirts, Midlicott and Stady Un=
derwear antf $o‘X,; the best ever
sold&r the Money.,
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ART1C SPRING
Always at your Service.
« Prompt delivery— Blizzard or |
1 Shine at' usual Rates 10 1
,jfi 5oo3iortio7ora»fle din-a
| Buckets $1.00. 50c. ac Barret. jf
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MEAT MARKET
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
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B^oojt ^pultry and Pteh
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h.oQU'ABD BRAND PEACHES, 0OklJ°4h&1 ^K’ijaii.
Qt AIU fil&NP APKICOXS tial. Caus, 45c. per
can.
QUAIL UU^ND, 1UIL BAKU CJ^JU Can* 40c. per can.
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SHREDED WHEAT
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.$ Pkgs. for *l|fOC
8 Pkgs. for $1.00.
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If *o it will pay yon to investigate
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