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COUNTY BROKE,
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the efficiency or honesty OF the
state examiners department, / am
in favor of making an appropriation
and let these taxpayers hire what.
ever accounting firm they want.
IAN kinds OF rumors have been
in circulation regarding county ex-
penditures and tho proposed audit
should clear the air.
Mr.. Brown admitted that he had
been approached on tho possibility
of having an out of town public &C.
countant audit the county's finances.
This audit Mr.. Brown agreed on II
the auditor was paid by tho tax.
payers whom he represented and II
he worked along with the county
examiners.
I'VE arc very glad TO have this
private audit made" said Mr..
Brown, III the taxpayers foot the
bill. Their representative can work
with our men, covering the work
simultaneously
II is reported that the auditor
who has been obtained for tho work
Is a representative OF a Salt Lake
City firm Of certified public account
ants and that he will arrive in
Casper today.
All county employees will be
forced to walt until the audit is
completed before they can draw
their January salaries. In speaking
of this side OF the situation Mr..
Brown said:
at is unfortunate but we cannot
afford TO allow the commissioners
to become further involved, II they
are involved at all. In withdrawing
school bond funds to use In tho
general fund"
, 1925-01-29
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Jan. 2o,-pealinss
In refined sugar were fairly active.
but limited to nearby requirements.
Prices were unchanged to 600 q d.25
for fine gronulated. Refined futures
were nominal.
Sugar futures closed steady. Ap'
proxlmate saloa $1,000 tons March
s2.sT. MAY 50; July ssi5 and Sep.
TENDER fs.s5.
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Stein Alstrin-A further upturn
appears entirely likely.
Stock Opinions.
Pychon and company-Although
We do not believe tho bull market Is
over, we are without question IN u
period of distribution and as stock
pass from strong to weak hands. so
will the market go from strength 10
increasing weakness. Therefore, II
considering a conservative position
in any thing other than the OILS, let
II be a strictly trading one.
Hornblower and Weeks-The gen
eral situation still points to q series
of rallies and reactions, with CON
tlnued strength in the oil stocks, Az
of which should present a splendid
trading market with tho ground
work being prepared for better
things later on.
Block Maloney-- On all setbacks
we would buy the good oil Stocks
coppers and rails but only strong
spots take profits. We continue a
larger market for a time.
j. s. Bache and company-h h
stock market Is to take Its u from
the u. q. Steel OF Tuesday next we
would shy irregular tendency with
a leaning towards the lower priced
may continue for some time we con
tlnue our belief that for the time
being. Liquidation Of stock on all
periods of strength should, work out
to advantage. There will be mother
upward course and We may SEQ FUR
Their Improvement in the oils
Livingston and company on
stocks look higher in the next few
weeks. no matter what the rect OF
the list does. Skeliy. Pan American
Tidewater and the Standard on Is
sues act particularly well.
, 1925-01-29
LIVESTOCK


CHICAGO. Jan. 2e.-U. s. De-
partment OF Agriculture .HHogs-
Receipts. $1,000; butchers mostly
l5c to CSC higher; light light and
pigs. CSC TO SOC up; big packers
holding back; early top. silIo; some
held higher; bulk desirable weighty
butchers, $10.90qi1.O5; most 200 to
$50 pound kind, $l0.65 q 1o.s5; bulk
100 to 100 pound kind. S10.25110.6o;
desirable 140 to 100 pound averages.
Ss.s0Q1OI5; bulk strong weight
slaughter pigs, s9.25as.75: packing
sows, mostly S1o.15 q1O,4O; heavy
weight hogs, s~i0.50q11.1O; medium.
$l0.60gl1.00; light, Se.5o@1O.75.
light light, se.00Q10.35; packing
hogs. smooth. Slo.15@1O.5o; pack.
ing hogs, rough, s9.65q1o.15: siaugh-
ter pigs. $s.o0G9.75.
Cattle-Receipts. 10000; largely
steer run; liberal supply OF good to
choice heavies. very nloty; bidding
25c to soc lower; yearllngs. scarce;
best young steers. early at sll.00:
practically no heavies sold. she stock
IN lisnl supply Gamers ana cutters,
steady; fat cows and helfers. steady
to weak early; spots shade lower;
bulls, fully steady; weighty bolognas
upward TO s4.S5; yealers. csc higher
spots, SOC up; bulk to packers, $11.50
@ta.00; light kind downward TO
s10.5oa1o.75: selected offerings 100
to 100 pounds to outsiders. upward
to sl4.b0; stockers and feeders.
nominally steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000; active:
fat lambs. Csc TO soc higher; bulk
fat natives and fed westerns. $500
G1s.5oi carly top 10 shippers. sis,75i
fat sheep and feeding lambs. steady;
bulk desirable weighty ewes. $3.50
1850; feeding lambs, s17.5oQ1s.oo.
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Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-Forelgn
EXCHANGES. steady. Quotations In
cents: Great Britain. demand. ASA
cables. 479h; so day bills on banks,
f75%; France, demand. 5.40ia; cables,
5.4ii Italy. demand, Ala cables,
4.l4h: Belgium. demand. 500 cables,
b.2oh; Germany, demand, $3.50; ilol-
land. +o,27; Norway, 1929; Sweden,
26,92; Denmark. 1873; Switzerland,
1880; Spain. 1880; Greece 172: Po-
land Ish; crecho slovnkia. a.97Mi
Juso slavia. 1884, Austria, .ooliN
Rumania beki Argentina, 1925
Brazil. i1.37: Toxic. IS 9.16. Mon.
treal. 90 3t.32.
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YESNESs OPENS
CLOTHING SALE

To clear shelves and c~oathangsrs
in preparation for the advance OF
spring models Harry Yesness. the
Man in The Barrel. has announced
a final winter clearance OF mems
clothing at thirty.three and one.third
per cent discount. The sale viii In
clude mems suits Of every size and
description. top coats, overconts and
~gaberdines. Mr.. Yesness has ordered
heavily for spring and It is impera-
tive that he make way for the rush
Of his many purchases. The folks
who patronize this sale will find al.
most unprecedented values, accord.
Ing to Mr.. Yesness.
, 1925-01-29

and Colorado $500 barrels, an 10
crease OF $500.
Pennsylvania crude. Bradford DIR
trict, was advanced e5 cents to S3.e6
a barrel. all other grades advanced
rs cents to $3.25; Continent
crude oil was advanced 25 cents a
barrel except for the highest gravity,
which was advanced IS cents a
barrel. and is now being quoted at
81 to $3.50 a barrel. according to
the gravity OF the oil. Gulf coast
crude. grade "a" is being quoted
at $1.50 a barrel; grade "B" s1.25 a
barrel. and California crude ranges
from 81 to s1.4o a barrel. according
to the gravity of the oil.
, 1925-01-29

It's curative powers Tor years.
Under the press OF necessity med
ical men here were forced to expert.
ment with the old supply of anti.
toxin, while dog teams were racing
over 500 miles OF snow bound trails,
fastening 10 this town from Anchor
age and Nenana with 400. 900 units.
DR.. Curtis Welch. I'm charge of the
forces fighting the epidemic, pointed
today 10 the results obtained from
the use Of tho old serum. for gem
orally, the remedy has been believed
worthless after It is six months old.
Most of the deaths have been
among the Eskimos, white families
being afflicted I'm many instances
The Barnett family lost a small boy
and their young daughter had con.
tracted the disease, although she has
shown improvement after Infection
OF a supply Of old serum.
Leonard zeppaiIa. dog sweep.
stakes winner. left yesterday with a
fast Siberian team or 20 dogs to
meet relay teams from Nenana,
which are carrying 800, 900 antl.toxln
unites sent from Anchorage by DR..
j. d. Heeson. zappaila has to drive
500 miles. going nearly 400 miles to.
ward Nenana and then returning on
the Same route.
FAIRBANs. Alaska. Jan. 2s-By
The Associated Press,-Although an
aviator and volunteer Merchandising
were available TO fly 400 miles to
, 1925-01-29

Denver.
Inc meeting was presided over by
W. l. Connolly. vice president. Sec.
Rotary for the gathering was D. w.
GrecnburF. "
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Man EntOmbed
In Wreckage
Rescued AIiUe

MONTREAL. Jan. 2e.-After hay.
ing been ontombed six hours in the
wrcckago OF n burning store, Lieu.
tenant Louis DesJardins Of the city
fire department was rescued alive
at 2i45 o'clock this morning and was
taken to a hospital.
, 1925-01-29
Market Gossip

Independent committee Of Ma.
tionnl Enamel preferred and com.
mon stockholders formed 10 obtain
representation or board.
Northwestern orders %. 900 tons OF
rails from Illinois Steel ana Inland
Steel.
Liggett and Movers Tobacco DO.
clared regular quarterly dividend or
: Per cent on common and common
H. payable March 2 TO stock OF rec.
ord February 1G.
Bank OF England rate unchanged
at 4 per cont.
Penn railroad expected to file with
l. G. c. within n few weeks It's De.
tailed objection to trunk line con-
n9ctlon plan.
, 1925-01-29
METALS

NEW YORK. Jan. Chopper IL
steady. Electrolytic spot and futures
1sE Tin form; spot and near
by t5s.25; futures $3.50. Iron steady;
prices unchanged. Lead easy; spot
~ 5000. Zinc steady. East st.
Louis spot ana futures S7.e0dr.e5.
Anthony spot {16.Ib.
, 1925-01-29
MONEY

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s.-can money
steady; high 81; low 3is; ruling rate
az; closing bid 3isi offered at 3A
.ast loan az; call loans against nc
ceptances Q; time loans steady mix,
ed collateral $3.50 days ~ a3& 4.6
months aA a.; prime commercial pa.
per az.
, 1925-01-29
POTATOES

CHICAGO, Jan. 20 - Potatoes,
early morning trading limited. mar.
ket Arm; receipts, 40 cars; total
u. s. shipments, bS3; Wisconsin
sacked round whites. mostly si.f0
Oils. few fancy higher; bulk round
whites. fey sales. ti.1oui.l5; Idaho
sacked Rlsssts. S2.2b.
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Butter and Eggs

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Butter high
err: creamery extras STA; standards
37A; extra first 3s& asT: first IS
Q35hi seconds 3a63s.
Eggs lower receipts e.o7s cases;
first sou a51; ordinary ffrsts 47@
as; refrigerator firsts 4im42.
, 1925-01-29


NEW YORK. Jan. 2e.-on shares
staged another vigorous rally at tho
opening OF today's stock market in
response TO the announcement of a
substantial decrease in crude oil
production. Pan American, Phil
lips, Union of California, and other
representative issues established the
highest price since 1923. Changes
in other stocks were narrow, with
L. S. Steel moving up to 127%.
The pace of trading qulckened as
bullish operations wero extonded to
several high priced rails and special.
ties. Scoring gains OF az to 4
points, the Commercial Solvents Is
sues crossed 1.79. to new high rec
ords. S. S. Kresge mounted 20
points TO 400 and Jersey Central ad.
vanced 4. General Electric and
Bethlehem Steel moved UP n point
oach- A dozen leading oil stocks
sold at tho highest levels In more
than a year. with an unusually brisk
demand developing for Standard OH
of New Jersey, Pacific and Mar.
land Issues. Erie and Wabash
shares were conspicuously active in
the low priced rail group. Foreign
exchanges opened steady.
Considerable irrcgularity developed
in the morning trading as r. result
OF extensive switching from a num-
Der Of tho popular industrials into
the oil stocks, the advance in which
was given added impetus by another
increase in Gulf Coast crude prices.
Baldwin. Radio Corporation, U. s.
Cast Iron Pipe and Famous Players
were offered freely at concessions in
quoted values. s. S. Kresgo scared
40 points TO a record top at $40 on a
half dozen sales, in reflection OF the
so per cent stock dividend and the
publication OF the 1924 earnings
statement showing net profit of
over $40 a share on the common
stock. Sears Roebuck, Associated
Dry Goods. May Department Stores
and National Cloak and Suit moved
up n TO three points. The Com
mercial Solvents issues continued
their sensational gains. the a stock
jumping 1871 points to lssh and
the b stock climbing ex to 1861.
Spirited bidding for Mack Truck de-
veloped Just before noon, sending
that stock up ~ points to n record
top Mt 129H. Call money renewed
at 3h per cent.
The bulk In Mack Truck to I33
pulled up Nash 7, Maxwell A and
Kelsey Wheel 4 points and White
. points. Commercial Solvents A
touched 100 and the b 1883 before
proht taking forced them back to
ls4M and 1904 respectively. At
lantic Refining moved up AZ. Iron
Products four and American Can
and DUPONT two each. Various
speclalties. however, showed In.
creased weakness including Amerl.
can Wooden. Worthington Pump and
Radio.
The closing was irregular. Profit
taking in the oils WINS conducted on
4 broad scale In tho final hour,
heaviness developed in Lehigh Val.
ley and Wabash preferred A and
Laclede Gas broke 7A points but
American Can and Associated Dry
Goods were marked up a. and 6h
points. respectively, TO new top
prices.
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Cash Grains and Provisions.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2?.-Wheat-No.
: hard. N.os; No. 4 hard. $3.50.
corn-No. . mixed. sl.1s; No. :
yellow. st.21n1.22h.
oats-No. . white. SIX @5sHe,
No. . white, SAX U56hc.
Rye-No sales.
Barley-23Ia oc.
Timothy seed-s5.T5 66.60.
Glover seed--s25 $500.
Lard-t15.90.
Ribs-si5.25.
Bellies-si7.b0.
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FUND
AMEN DMENT
WINS approval

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ton OF motor vehicle traffic. a bill
simplifying procedure in cases for
the disbarment OF attorneys at law
and a measure empowering the state
labor commissioner and his deputies
to mako arrests.
The game and fish bill which
sportsmen arc awaiting with keen
interest. Will not come in until next
week.
, 1925-01-29
FREE STATE
TOTTERING---
DE VALERA

DUBLIN. Jan. 2e.-rhe Irish Free
State Is lettering and complete indie.
perdence alone viii give stability
and prosperity, Eamon De Valera.
leader OF the republicans declared In
a speech yesterday.
, 1925-01-29
roc LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT-Nlcoly furnished, mod.
ern three.room basement apart
ment; heat. light and water fur
nished; one block from two bus
lines. $50. $40 W. 18th Phone
215c. .
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Nome In Of three nirpiancs sta.
toned here. arrangements wer.
mado today to rush by fast dog
teams. running In relays, n supply OF
1000. 900 units OF diphtherlo anti.
toxin on receipt from Seattle win
Seward, Alaska. to the quarantined
town OF Nome.
Roy 8. Darling. special inyesti.
gator for the department of iurtic.
M a former navy filler, volunteered
his services but Delegate Dan Suth.
eriand sent word from Washington
that the dangerous trip must be-
made by dog teams instead Of by
airplane.
The a%nti.toxin units are 10 lc,ve
Seattle Saturday on the Steamship
ALAMEDA.
ANCHORAGE. Alaska. wedne..
day. Jan. 2s.-tBy The Associated
Press.)EAnti,toxln for Nome. on tho
seward peninsula. 500 miles from
Nennna on the Alaska railroad. was
tonight, reports received here indl.
Gated, i26 miles on its why 10 help
quell an epidemic Of ~diphtheria. that
whites and Eskimos in Nome.
The package OF life saver. which wa
rushed from here TO Nenans, 200
miles from here by the railroad.
weighs about 20 pounds. II Is being
forwarded by relays OF dog eains
arranged by the United States
government.
, 1925-01-29
Old Serum Is
Used in Nome
Antl-Ioxin Several Years Old Mays ape
Alaskan Town from Rapages of
D~iphtheria, Doctor Shows

NOME. Alaska, Jan. 29-(By The Associated Press y
LEpldemic-stricken Nome, fighting against the spread Of
nuhureds OF cases of diphtheia today, with anti-toxin units
hve years old. was demonstrating to the medical world thai
aged ant1-toxin, thought worthless after six months. retains
, 1925-01-29
ELOuR.

MINNEAPoLIs. MINI, Jan. ss.-
Flour. zoe TO 35c higher. In car
load lots; Family patents quoted az
sl0.eonio'75 u barrel in 9s pound
cotton sucks. Shipments. 1850.
barrels. Bran. s29.00Q 30. 90.
, 1925-01-29
Commodity Trade News

while shipments shot UP 1s per cent
and production fell off s.6 per cent.
About z 1850 900 feet were ordered,
67,1oo. 900 shipped and To,6s7.o 900 pro
duced. Untitled orders total 2l7,S7o..
900 feet.
, 1925-01-29
SIX PERISH BY


SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. ep.-rllum,.
mating n from n main thought 10
have been broken by a surface acct.
dent early this morning took a toll
Of ak lives In the family OF Louis
Desinc. In West Scranton.
, 1925-01-29
YALE STUDENT
in LOVE SHOOTS WIDOW
N TAKES OWN LIFE
You Don't Marry Me Nobody Else
Can Hare You," Wouldbe Slayer
Tells Victim of Shooting

90 HARRISBURG, W. Va, Jan. NE C. Woods,
~, a freshman in the law school of Yale university. shot
and killed himself today after he had fred two shots into
f me body OF Mrs; Georgia Warder, 23-year-old widow of
Bridgeport, w. Va. The shooting was believed by the
police to have been caused by Mrs. Marder,s refnsal ~
, 1925-01-29

IHaFFy INC Young student.
A taxicab driver who had driven
Woods and Mrs. Warder from
tho homo OF w. Sanbridge, her
brother. in Bridgeport. where she
lived. heard Woods say as he stood
upon the steps of the home:
, 1925-01-29

ATLANTA-Following announces
ment that the Pcppereil Manufac>
turing company q Biddsford. Me-.
would erect a 10000 spindle and
500 loom plant at Opelikh- Ala. a
report was received today that the
Appleton mill interests of New York
contemplate moving their SO. 900. 900
plants to Gainesville. Or, which In
the cheap hydroelectric power belt.
, 1925-01-29
SILVER

NEW YORK. Jan. 29,-Bar silver
90; Mexican dollars, sax.
, 1925-01-29
Oh : Finance :: Bonds : Stocks s. Grain {: Livestock i" All Markets
NEWS AND QUOTATIONS BY LEASED WIR
OILS LEAD IN
STOCK TRADING
Rally Early Today Extends
to High Priced Rails and
Specialties

NEW YORK. Jan. as.-Buoyancy
OF high priced merchandising and
motor spccialties and widespread
buying of the oil shares, nearly all
of'which elevated to new high levels.
featured today's active and irregular
stock market. Many popular rails
and industrials lost ground as specu.
ltaors switched from those issues to
the oil and specialties. Sales ap.
proximated 1900. 900 shares.
, 1925-01-29

JEFFEltsoN CITY. Mo.-Ths st..
Louis and San Francisco railroad
handled $4,000. 900 worth Of milk and
rea and is million pounds of but
ter from the Ozark region IN the last
year. shipping to 10 states and one
foreign country.
, 1925-01-29

NEW oRLEANs-orders to the
southern Pine association lumber
mills decreased 6 per cent last week
, 1925-01-29
Copyright. 1925. Casper Tribune.)
Oil.

SHREvEPORT-Daily average OIL
production in the Louisiana and Ar
kansas fields showed a big decline
last week, falling from 1es,s6i bar
rels to 1b5.9s5. The main reduction
was in the Smackover field.
, 1925-01-29

HOUSTON Daily average crude
oil production in the south K
and Gulf coast fields decreased 1900
barrels to 142, 2l5 in the last week.
, 1925-01-29

CLEVELAND - Motor accessory
plants here are increasing operations
and advertising for help.
, 1925-01-29
Conl.

PITTsBURGH-Coal mine opera
lions in this district are at a higher
ratio than last year. Average produc-
ton is 81 per cent Of capacity.
, 1925-01-29

= D 10
We'll II o don't marry me no
body else can have you"
The couple went into tho house
n soon tho driver heard tho shots.
. She was taken to n hospital where
II was said she probably would not
live.
, 1925-01-29


CLEvELTND - Finnish lumber
men are now here endeavoring 10
arrange for the distribution through
this port of a large quantity OF Fin
nish lumber. Finland now is ex.
porting about two billion feet OF
pine and spruce annually.
, 1925-01-29
FLAX.

DULUTH. MINI. Jan. es.-Cose
fax; February, Ss.1sh; March,
sa.22h; May. s9.21%; July, s5.2o%-
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

Tho-e who conceive that the orlr 0u~~Hse served by a local now 0"rl'"ation is the boost in|" If the mineral resources, sh0"l1 recall that there is such q th'ng as too much boosting. H"wav"r meritous a proposit- ion nav he it can be "boosted" to tho roint where boosting not only fails to achieve a pur- noEe "+ which it is aimed but a"'uol,v produces a contrary effect Eenecially in the case of m'"ing district, unwise or cv""~o"lous boosting is very likely to result in much dam age th"ouoh the creation of h"~r'e''l impressions. For in- stan"e persistent publicity con- ce~n'ny alleged "rich" lodes
 IyHF03 +'r'e or investigation proves to be not nearly so rich as renreGented, can hardly fail 10 nr"dr"e 8 decidedly bad im- rra91ion in the minds of mining. inve-+nre who know what they are "No"+ Seeing repeated ex- aro"les If such tales in a local r"b,irot'on. and. realizing that tho ionrral is the mouthpiece cf tho "o~'mlnitv and presum4 ahlv ror'rolled by regard for is bet Interests, the discern ir0 rr~'''~ man or mining in veT+"'- 's li'ble to not only lose cove '"""e 'n the newspaper, but To i' the district as we'll
 ] 1oair the publication of now7 stories which suggest that evorv mining proposition in 2 dietrict is a vertable bo- ~'~z" i7 vnrv apt to induce th'+ 'no~rersion popularly de- s"r'hed ." something rotten in Denmark" among those who are aw""o that even the great est mining districts seldom ho" "~'0re than a half dozen sreol T''""g f matters not that th2 s'or'es may be truthful re-
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

It isn't only the Recording Angel and Central who know everything that goes on in 9 Hick town.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

The happiest woman in the world is a fat woman when she runs across another fat woman who is quite a little bit fatter.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

Mayor Tom Smith of Nenana is authority for the statement that the following effusion by an unknown author was found written on board and tackled to a tree on the Hot Springs rail about fifteen years ago. Damn the river and damn the lakes,
 Damn the trails we have to take,
 Damn the mountains and damn the skies,
 Damn the mosquitos and damn
 he flies,
 Damn the wind and damn the weather,
 And damn prospecting all to- gether."
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

lations of actual facts; they are not likely to Ego down" with those who are conversant with mining conditions. for the reason that previous eXper- fence has shown the unlikeli- hood of such conditions. Tales of this character may serve to boost the nefarious schemes of fly-by-night promoters who batten upon the gullibility of inexperienced investors. But it is not this class of people that develops a mining regon. Those who are in a position to really develop mines usually are wise enough to discount by half at least whatever may be said by
 a local newspaper regarding the resources of a mining dist rict, experience having taught them that most journals of this class are more or less in- clined to exaggerate, from an excess of enthusiasm, if for no other reason. Write-up's de- tailing rich resources and ex- tensive development work on mining properties which con- tinue indefinitely II the "pros- pect" class in spite of alleged extensive areas of high grade ores will hardly impress the man who knows the mining game we'll enough to protect his pocket-book. About the on- ly people who are really at tracted by such colorful yarns are the jobbites, seeking new fields for the exercise of their brawn at so much per day. To invite an influx of this class without the means to provide them with jobs is the height of folly.
 Therefore we fail to agree with the element that holds the view that persistent and constant plating about the To- cal mineral resouces should be the one essential function of the local newspapers. What they seem to want is not a newspaper but weekly min ing prospectus. Furthermore, if their remarks. on the subject are indicative, most of them would consider it good boost ing if the information dispen- sed was as unreliable and mis- leading as that contained in many publications of that type.
 We are sorry for people of such short vision. Like the vul- ture, they would foul their own nest because of their inability to see that tn only kind of pub- licity that has weight with the one class of people who are in a position to undertake the costly work of developing a mining district is that which is held within conservative limits.
 As remarked before, too much boosting is likely to over reach the mark.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

Clerk (driven to desperation by bargain hunting boy) List en, young man, why don't you take that top? Do youj want to get the world with a fence around it for a nickel?"
 Boy--"Dunno, Let's see it."
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

A girl who has reached six teen and never been kissed will in all probability, reach forty in the same condition.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

The mule is holding his own, says q contemporary; yes, but he always finds something to kick about.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-02-18

4 good man grows, expands and rises to higher positions. The other kind just swells up and "bugts."