ELEVATOR EMPLOYEES NOW
STRIKE FOR MORE PAY
CHICAGO, Sept. 20.—Elevator
employees to the number of several
thousand have walked out on strike
demanding better wages. They
have received no increase since the
war began although they made sev
eral demands which were refused.
The elevator owners refuse to
concede any improvement in the
wage conditions and art openly de
dal ing that the strike was caused
by pro-German propagandists.
Everywhere employers who want
to prevent a wage increase to meet
the costs of living declare that pro
German emissaries are at the bot
tom 01 the trouble.
SAX FRANCISCO. Sept. 20.—
Hopes of an early settlement of the
iron workers strike in the shipyards
today are not so bright.
| It Is stated that no definite bads
of agreement can bo reached be
tween ttie men and employers.
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i WASHINGTON, D. C. Sept. L’O.—
President Wilson has taken a hand
in the strike situation today. The
labor difficulties which still exist in
the mountainous and Pacific coast
states, although alleged some time
to have been ended with the arrest
of so many of the Industrial Work
ers of the World, are the cause of ]
serious concern. Today President, |
Wilson appointed a Commission to!
clear up these strikes and to bring 1
about an agreement between em
ployers and employees. It is be
lieved that this will be very sue- 1
cessful.
Anything in the line of Job work
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PETRO'GUAP, eSpt. 20,-—i olio'.v
ing tii" * rushing oi thi K.unilccr
revolt ii i nov < o 1;■ ■ • ■ < 1 • • 11 iliat the
ultra radir Is tin most revolution
ary socialists are fanning control
of the Slav nation.
This results in the moderate so
li, nists and the democrats, "in state
owi i rship men and liberals, being
forced out of power.
The elections all resulted in an
overwhelming return of the radi
i on S \ I.K ( HEAP.
Two t II. i\ Boilers.
One 12 H. 1*. Boiler.
One lfi H. !’. Boiler.
Two « II. 1*. Boiler.
WIIUXG & DEAN CO.
i >ls in almost all sections.
They arc, however, utter,nined to
ot . linin' tiie war with the Prussian
in iimry power as weit as the rest
ot :i: ■ Aliiis.
TOi\IO, Sept. 20.— It has leaked '
on1 here that the members of the!
American Railway Commission in!
Russia very narrowly escaped the
KLRKK.UiS DANCK.
Last night the Rcbekahs had a
very pleasant reunion which was
, \ . .aiingly well patronized. The
arse was held in the Kagle Lodge
Room and the arrangements were
about as perfect as they could welt
re. The proceeds were donated to
11,.. Red Cross. The occasion of the
was tin t.ijth anniversary ol
• j crib r which is now in a very
ouri ltit’g condition.
The Big Store With Little Prices
OWING TO THE APPRECIATION SHOWN BV Oil! PA
TltONS AM) THE 1*1 15I.K <>!' NOME
Of The Bargains Offered
WE HAVE 0E0S0E0 TO
Until! The Close Of Navigation
As far as we know the truth.
I£ candor and straight-forwardness is going to deprive us
of an individual sale we mnv safely conclude that the sale hotter
be sacrificed than that the cliarct r of our store be placed in
jeopardy.
There is but one basis upon which the relations between f
the merchant and customer may be safely placed and that is
upon the foundation of confidence. I
One lie may not destroy that foundation but it develops a ^
fracture that require many more lies to conceal that the struc
ture is bound to disintegrate.
We must pay a certain market price for our goods and
we must sell same at a little more than what we pay for them
to be able to maintain our structure effiiciently and to pre
serve same in order to aid in the present and future develop
ment of our community.
PoJefs Stores
wrath of ilio Russian soldier:'.
This followed from tin cireula
fion of a report that tln-y W'-re
helping or disposed to help the
former l’zar, Nicholas Romanoff to
escape' to America.
The Soldiers assumed a threaten
ing attitude towards the Americans
and only after the circulation of
the report was exposed to be tic
work ol some person ill-dispo:
I’.M.VI II.i,A I HO.M SI ATTUi
The Umatilla will sail from Seat- ,
tie today.
vit mm t ititni tat r maii..
The Victoria brought mail from
St. .Michaels and way points when
that Steamer arrived at nine oVlo--:-.
last night.
MAIL CROSi-.s rt»i)AV.
I'he mail for . !..■ Static closes to
night This mail cues on the Vic
toria. The re girt--red a;, ii cite > s at
r> I>. M. the ordinary mail , loses at
9. I\ .M.
Subscribe now for the Worker
and keep I'osted.
M )T!( I ).
! Id all Members i>r I,oral 210, In
ternational I'iKin nl Mine, Mill
Smelter Workers.
iMi’oinw vr.
All members of (he \oine Mine
Workers I'nion, No. 240 are re
quested to attend Itie lieM reaiilar
i
meeting on Saturday night next,
'September 212, where important lius
iness is to he (runsacted, viz: the
[ arrangement of surressor- to the
nrese- t Secretary-Treasurer and the
Kditor of the .Nome industrial
Worker, both of whose res I atoms
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have been m lie:', and accepted by
I the I'nion.
AMJHk’iV IIIK'K, President.
.JOHN HOKM, See.-Trcas.
CITY HATH llOUii:
has the largest
and only "i feet
Hath Tubs lr Nome.
towar.la tli Auu'.ms were the
military quieted.
Tile mernbt rs of the commission
wire in really a dangerous plight
for a while la for.' the misunder
standing was explained away.
LOCAL ITEMS. 5
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!■ Yeung is in po: session of in-: 9
form; :ii-:i 'hat the fishermen in the S
Golovin i'. y section are having all £
ill.' hen inl ran thc-v vant tor tlieii Jj
money. The nr n < xpected if they |j
could get iho pack on board the ■ #
barges for that purpo'-e to load up i 5
15( larrel of Uerrii '.he Vic
toria. Only when the wind blow t
Ironi the north oft shore is th-re 0
any lit up in t’.e shoal elysjo in g
.bore. Wien the north wind .'on.es ' X
the herring drift out in d. < per j
water and nr-, not to he taken by V
lit.' ordinary m. aiis on this .>■: t. y
This year is a banner \ nr for tin S
lv'rrittR and the to it park i: a lttgh |
ly saleable article. Salmon is row ;
]
iefeiiing i iK'ta.il!'. lttgh pri- -• and f
ti; met. wito hi put up salmon |
in any quantities will he on fas. i
Street, lint out . p-.it o; the lish s
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business, t e boontnt;’ .Seattle was 5
I I: I \' i 1 n ■' U 11 I l i . - . i I t ■ 1 T' 1. r ■ ’' :. - . 1 ' *■. ! w
high
quarter cents far halibut,
a pric e as ever known.
Clothinji cleaned, pressed. altered
and repaired at t!ic Nome Tailoring
• '<>., .next door to -I'.'t’islriiu and
llagen's.
( THAN 11*.
TIio Pioneer Mlniivg Co. e’eaneii |
up its lift on Anvil yesterday. I; !
is reported that tin intention is o
open up another pit immediately.!
Tito watt r supply is holding out
very well.
I t.il line of rt!ntress"s Pillows, i
Hods, Bedding, Blankets, Tents, |
Tarpaulins war bags at !l«)I.TS.
ARE VOU SEEKI.VU » PATENT*
If so it will pay you « investigau i
rates of the Industrial Worker or j
publication of application therefor \
Bring your forfeiture noticts to th*
Industrial Worker
Hot estimate on /our dob Won
ream Theatev
TO-NIGHT
Comedy Night
Ford Sterling
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Last Boat brought us full stock
of WINTER GOODS
ihv. y ill! wool l iuli iwear. !{?•;• a -...i:n.ent of lio~-i. i >.
grado llannel Overskirts, t'lwiuiettc .uni !; , Over oats.
I all line < 1' Cloves aril Mittens. Winter Caps and Winter
Clothing. New shipment Munsing rndenvear. .tnolhee ship
liiciit Viet “i* Uocords.
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Have just received on S. S. Victoria
a few crates of
FRESH STRAWBERRIES
also a fresh supply of
¥imMi HABOiES
Thorulf Lehmann