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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20

I'VE declare for a comprehensiv
modern safety and building code TO
this state.
I'VE favor the creation of a stat,
commission which shall be empower
ed to function in industry in this stat,
along lines similar to the railroad ar
bitration board.
I'VE call for the enactment of
law governing the use of spray-paint.
ing machines in the state.
I'VE favor the reduction of the
maximum number of hours work pei
week now permitted in industry un.
der state law.
I'VE declare for the abolition of all
night work for women and children
in industry and for the maximum
eight-hour day for such women and
children.
I'VE favor adoption of the law PRO-
viding that the theaters place a mar
at back stage during performances to
safeguard the lives of people attend
ing the theater.
I'VE are opposed to the enactment
of sales tax legislation"
I'VE favor the repeal of the provisc
to section 5033, Consolidated Statutes,
being the fourth made requirement
of the chapter on "Child Welfare"
I'VE call for an amendment to the
act to regulate the practice of bar
bering in the state of North Carolina
which will provide for the appoint
ment of two j~ourneymen BARRIERS in
the personnel of the organization n
der the act, either two members of
the board or one member of the board
and the executive secretary.
I'VE hereby pledge ourselves to CO.
operate with the organized women of
the state in efforts to secure proper
social legislation.
1--WE favor legislation that will eff
fectively regulate the operation Of
buses, t~railers, and conveys on .+he pub
lie highways of the state, and reouir-
ing public bus and truck lines to bear
an equitable proportion of the burden
of taxation.
I'VE declare for the incorporation
in the Workmen's Compensation act of
provisions covering and compromising
for occupational diseases.
I'VE indorse the legislative aims of
the North Carolina League of Women
Voters relative to children in industry.
we are opposed to the passage of
criminal s~yndicalism laws on the
ground that we now have ample laws
to give necessary protection.
I'VE request the repeal of chapter
%, public laws, session 1929, and all
other acts having the effect of repeal
ing the priority Of the laborers' lien.
I'VE request that the general assem-
bly, of North Carolina pass an act out
the so-called "yellow-dog"
in this state"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20

wy NoughenOur, lot and
store, Long Observation-Disclosures 44.0(
A. B. Coletrane, 2 stores and
lots, Henderson 1916
J. P. Crowell Estate, houses
and lots, Isenhour 46.0C
c. L. Dennis, lots; Heilig 22.oC
Mrs. Brucette harrington,
house & lot, Henderson $3.50
Mrs. Carrie Feamster, houses
& lots, Shaver 1880
Mrs. Dora Mae Hargrove,
house & lot, Long 76.12
Mrs. Lou E. Hatley, lots, He'll
lg St. 1924
W. L. Honeycutt, house and
lots, Heilig St. S7.01
B. H. Isenhour, house & lot,
Emancipation St. 1903
Mrs. T. E. Johnson, house &
lot, R. R. Ave. $3.50
A. V. Kepley, house & lot
T1aden St. 1854
Mrs. ]. R. Kluttz, house &
lot, Spencer St. 1880
P. H. Meroney, lots, Hall &
Burton $3.50
Mrs. R. L. Myers, house &
lots, R. R. Ave. 51.O0
F. N. McCubbins, lots, Hall &
Division 117.OO
W. 2. Nash, house & lot, Long
st. 5000
R. A. Pethel, house & lot, Long
st. $3.50
c. S. Poteat, house and lot,
Long st. 47.2O
H.. c. Privette, lots, Royal St. 1000
D. W. Plyler, lots 4.97
X. E. Rainey, lots 1000
w. O. Ryburn, lots, Hender-
son St. 90
Mrs. J. C. Shaw, house & lot,
Southern St. 62.32
Robert T. Small, lots, Depot
st. 1900
Mrs. ]. A. Trexler, house &
lots, R. R. Ave. $50
R. Thomas, house, store
& lots, Geroid St. 107 90
John Thompson, house & lot $500
R. B. Thompson Est, house &
lot 5000
G. L. Troutman, lots, Hender-
son 1880
W. B. Whiteside, house & lots,
Henderson St. 5888
M. V. B. Williams, house &
lots, Division Ave. 118.04
c. A. Blackwelder, store & lot
Long St. 1902
]. O.. Almond, house & lot,
R. R. Ave. "a An
M. Barnes, houses & lots 58.40
L. ]. Beaver, lots, Trexler St. 4.so
c. M. Caldwell, lots, R. R.
Ave. 400
Miss Pearl Canup, house & lot,
R.. R. Ave. 1873
Mrs. S. L. Canup, house & lot,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20

1--WE urge the passage of laws that
will protect the health, life and limb
of every working man, woman and
child.
I'VE are opposed to any form of
garnishee law.
1--WE favor a survey of women and
minors in industry in this state by an
impartial commission legally empow-
cred to make such survey.
1--WE call for the enforcement of
the law upon our statute books re-
q%uiring seats for women in stores and
factories.
1--WE favor a state boiler inspection
law.
1--WE favor a maximum eight-hour
day and fve-day week for all state
employees, and employees on contracts
let by the state.
1--WE declare for a thorough system
of inspection of mills and factories to
the end that sanitary and healthful
conditions shall prevail therein.
1--WE are opposed to the employment
of state convists in competition with
free labor.
1--WE favdf Strengthening of the
nnmkka:s= -. ,w a
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20
Of Real Estate in
the Town Of East Spencer
for non payment Of taxes

R. R. Ave. 1850
W. H. Canup, house & lot,
Long St. 1850
John H. Cooke, lots, St. James
St. 1900
L. A. Corriher & J. C. Deal,
lots, St. James St. - 1880
Citizens Bldg. & Loan Asso-
cation, lot & house, Long 27.oO
W. A. Earnhardt, house & lot,
Weant St. 1914
|. N. Earnhardt Estate, houses
& lots, Long & R. R. 1924
Eudora Land Co., lots, Depot
Mrs. O. K. Everhardt, lots,
Heilig St. 1900
Mrs. G. R. Fink, house & lot,
Long St. 33.4o
O. c.. Godfrey, lot, Division
Ave. 400
J. c. Grady, lots, Clay St. 1000
E. H. Grub, lot, Heilig St. 1.5C
S. T. Grub, house & lot,
Weant St. 40,3C
D. M. Harkey, house & lot,
Long st. $50
II. II. Hayner, u acre land 1915
John S. Henderson Estate, lots,
R. R. Ave. 1906
J. S. Henderson & T. H. Van
derford, lots, Long St. go
f. A. Jarrett, lots, Earnhardt
& Heilig St. zoe
J. L. Kluttz, lots, Long St. SOC
q. II. Kluttz, lots, Grant St. 400
John E. Kluttz, Heilig St., 10
acres land 2O.O(
R. M. Lewis, house & lot, Long
st. $3.50
Mrs. G. w. Long, house and
lot, Henderson St. 1876
Mrs. Lucy ]. Maupin, lot,
Weant St. so,
P. ]. Yost, house & lot, R. R.
Ave. 1906
c. R. Propst, house and lots,
Cedar & R. R. Ave. 800,
J. c. Rufty, house and lot,
Spencer St. 1915,
Mrs. Lucy A.. Smith, house &
lot, Long St.. Observation-Disclosures 32.4.
T. H. Stewart, house and lot,
Long St. 900,
T. H. Vanderford, lots, Long
q K. R. 31.S
B. F. Noncannon, lot, Hall St. 3.5
Mrs. Laura G. Weant, ~
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1931-08-20
WHITE

]. M. Waggoner, houses and
lots
c. c. Moore, house and lot,
Southern St. 1853
C. A. Nash & Son, lots, Moore
St. $50
Mrs. Jennie Behre, house and
lot, Henderson 1888
Mrs. Mary L. Nash, house and
lot, Long
Mrs. Leila A. Small Estate,
house & lots, Depot St. 1901
Mrs. M. ]. Lee Hines, lots 46.S
Ernest B. Arey, lot, Spencer
st. SOC
w. L. Bankett, lot, St. James
F. M. Barber, house & lot,
Long St. 36.3
]. S. Blackwelder, house and
lots, Correll 81.3
E. w. Blackwelder, lots, R.
R. Ave. 112.3
Mrs. Mary Bosch, lots, Earn
hardt St. 32.(
Mrs. w. A. Brandon, houses
and lots, Heilig - ST.
Mrs Elsie Clodfelter, house &
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
sDones Halloween Party Turns
 Out to be Big Success

Ghosts. goblins. and witches we're already n their yearly prom c1a4e last evening. foretelling of Halloween tonight 4 party to celebrate the event was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Chas. D. Jcnes for their daughter Jane.
 The house was artistically dec orated in the fitting colors of or ange and black. with streamers from which hung Halloween char ac1ers. forming low ceiling. Cats a Id savechess were much in evidence cn curtains mirrors and in corn CTS. while Jack Q Lanterns display ed their gruesome faces The first t.-Ht of the evening was a trip tp the yard. In the darken- td atmosphere ghost appeared. told bis mournful tale. and then. as if 10 prove that he was but a re- turned spirit, passed the parts of his body around the group heart, brain. eyes. bones, teeth and skull. Many games were played for IriZes until late hour. Satisfy ing refreshments were served to the guests who were all seated at one, long table on the center of which boiled a witch's pot.
 Gayly colored horns and other noisemakers added to the merri- nent of the occasion. Those pres snt were:
 Marguerite Lee, Wilson and Mar garet Scott. Milton O'Farrell, Ell cen Walsh, Wilfrid Nelly. Phyllis Crooks, Norman Rolando. Virginia Lomen. Robert Baldwin, Phyllis Robinson, Alfred and Lucille Lom- en, Norvin Lewis Jr, Geraldine Rudd. Henry Ullrich. and Gertrude JohanSen
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31

Announcement is made in an aavertisement in this issue by Hor Ty Saito, that he will reopen the Modern Cafe tomorrow, Sunday .Eier ais "ranagement MT. Saito is an old time Alaskan who arriv- ed On the last trip of the Victor +. He will give special chicken jianer sunday and will also spec 1aii,e in chop souey and noodles Mr. and Mrs. Jack White who con- d9cted the restaurant during the summer have retired from business < day.
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
Winners at cards at the deligh

fl s#rtel ae.d last Saturday ev- "r5ae by the Rebakah lodge are ,'s follows:
 Ladies-Miss Emily Morgan first Mrs. Jas Hewitt 2nd and Miss Mar g1erite Lee consolation.
 Ge9uemen-M Rndd. Cal Sears, and Allan Lee
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31

The funeral services of the late Joseph Norris. whose death was ohronic.ed in recent issue, will l. se place tomorrow, Sunday. Nov f~-, al , pm. from the Neilly Un- dertaking Parlors. Services will be conducted at the grave.
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
Mrs Le Rue
 Mir T F Slone
 MT and Mrs Hugh Dougherty .G A Perryman
GRAND AND PETIT JURlES
 DRAWN FOR NEXT TERM

In the district court for the Secon& judicial division. at Nome
 Ocg. 9th. Clerk of the CDart Thes D. Jens, and Jury Commissioner Thomas C. ffney drew t2e nam 4s ef the following jurors we wl be required to appear fer duty
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
Yours Sincerely.
CHARLOTTE F.. BLOOMFIELD, BERKELEY. CALF,
 2421 Pinnie St. September 30. 1881.

Following are the names of for icnic:
 Mr and Mrs Charles o. Sivertsen Mrs Mary Mitchell Edwin Nelson
 Mr and Mrs Fred Nalford Mrs George Diamond Mir and Mrs J Riard5n Mir 4 l. Pritchard Mrs Charlotte E. Bloomfield Miss Sadie Brewer MT and Mrs ! J. Black Mr and Mrs R. Post Nr and Mrs Joe Boneard Miss Catherine BOngard Mr and Mrs C Staples Mrs Josephine Tripp Mrs Otto vanSickle
 Ur Benson Mes ] Ra@ge Mrs Emma Smith Mrs Maude Adams Mrs A. A. Allan Mrs Mary Smith Dr and Mrs J M Shane Mrs HophinS Mrs G N Jackson Mir F, s kehlhofer Nr A C Williams
 Mir and Mrs M T Cook Mr A Thunen | L C Thunen fC ] Palmer A I. Young
 MT and Mrs John E Doherty F L"epin G H Shaw ! Daniel Connolly
 Mir and Mrs Archie Mitchell Charley Eckstein
 Mir Frank Hicks
 Mrs Dorothy O'Keefe ! Mr and Mrs w F Crouch 1 Mr and Mrs Efby Wagner
 Mrs LaKheir MT and Mrs Hoofer Mr and Mrs l. C Mackie Mrs P Davies
 Mrs Harry Little
 H H Durham Mrs Fred Collins
 Mr and Mrs Banks Mrs O'Malley
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
OF BERKELEY
 STAGE GRAND PICNIC
Old timers from all Parts of Alas ka Attend and enjoy a get
 together Affair.

Mr. George s. Maynard, Editor Nome Nugget. Nome Alaska
 My Dear Mir. Maynard:
 Sunday. September 27th, the AL aska Club of the East Bay. met at Nosswood Park, Berkeley, Cali fornia. for d picnic. was d gath oring of many old timers from all parts of Alaska, and many thought il would be nice to mail your in tercsting paper the list of names If tho those attending. The day vas beautiful, eats plentiful and a -s.nd reunion was enjoyed by all.
 Mir. Charles o. Siyertsen is our president and during the after uoon he called roll call''-each person stood and gave their name. the part If Alaska they were from and the date of the year spent there
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
LOCAL NEWS

The offices of the Lomen Com nercial company at Nome have been moved into the inner precincts of their large office building on First Avenue. opp site the dock
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
March.
GRAND JURY

GRAND JURY l. F Robinson Mrs A Bergeron Lona Morelander Alex Hara!dm Alice Eyern J E Nelson A D Stormfeltz Fred Johnson C o Steiner M Jacobsgaard Mary West Harry Roberts Chas Anderson Chas. Roswell Warren Fergus Julius Patterson Albert J Braten Gwen Goodrich Peter Curran, Jr, John Donovan Miss Ruth Reat J Larue Frank Miller The Grand Jury will appear in court tn answer to their names on Monday March 14th.
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
PETIT JURY

PETIT JURY Reports Monday March Fist. John Land Frank Miller August Masek Nick Nicon Nellie Seidenverg Mrs Thos D Jensen Ella Bjornstad James Baldwin John Eberle Peter NJ Danielson Ms Guy B VI John kornish Lila Scott Rita Harper s. Sansoucy Archie Mcdonald Bella Julian Chas Rasmussen Pete Nikko Agnes Homeier A I. Hansen ChaS Fverr Nels Trolsen Mrs Emma Davis Geo Marshall Clif Allyn Gilbert Matlin W Erven Maggie Escholt Peter Sather Mrs Maria Waldhe1m Hans c Larson Gus H Johnson Fred Tippleman Leo Seidenverg
The Nome nugget., 1931-10-31
HOLI,OWEEN NOTICE

Both the city and federal au- thorities will prosecute to the full extent of the law. anyone found guilty of destroying property in celebrating Halloween night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-17
FROM EXPERIENCE

Wife: John, there's a burglar at
the silver and another In the pantry
eating my pies. Get up and call for
help!
Hubby cat window: Police! Doc
tor!-Pathfinder.
Just when people were learning to
keep their fingers out of other peo-
pies business, along comes the dial
telephone.
Americanlsm: Cussing the Smart
Alec who toots for gangway and
passes you: cussing the road hog in
front who doesn't move quickly when
you toot for gangway.
WOMEN ARE WONDERFUL
We talk of battles men have fought
On land, on sea, in air,
And many q noble deed that's
wrought
TO save country fair;
But. after all, though men are bold,
They'd never, never dare
To battle with a heavy cold
With a hanky ~four-inch square.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Alas! How fortunate that the only
people who know how to cure a cold
decided not to be doctors.
Alnericanism: Kicking because the
government takes so much from tax
payers; expecting the government to
be Santa Claus when the taxpayer
wants anything.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-17
Daily Crossword Puzzle

There are NO Qs but watch your Ps. OF the - words IN this
un with p.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-17
INVITED

Los Angeles Times: In his very
caustic and critical book about the
al Capt. Hart finds space to COM
ment IN the differences which existed
between Lloyd George and the COM
mander -in-chief. Marshal Halg. 1t
was the difference that naturally
arises between an affable and adapt
able man like George and a taciturn,
inelastic man like Gen. Haig.
Hart tells an anecdote of Haig. who
was awarding prizes at Aldershot for
a cross-country run. Said Haig:
Il congratulate you on your run
ming. You have run well. I hope
you will I'll as well in the presence
of the enemy"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-17
NOW YOU TELL ONE
GRANDMA WAYBACK SAYS

The Pathfinder: The modern girl
doesn't worry sc much about whether
her soul is as white as the driven
snow as whether she has a slnudge on
her nose.
One thing that always spoilS things
when we have company for dinner Is
that Pa always picks up his napkin
like he Is afraid OF 1t.
One of the greatest causes OF do
mestic friction Is that he thinks econ
omy is something for him to preach
and for her to practice.
Modern women would rather get a
good cry at the movie than in the
kitchen peeling onions.
The honeymoon is over when he
begins bringing home groceries in
stead OF flowers.
The trouble today is that too many
women consider themselves happily
married as long as they get their ali
mony regularly.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-17
FOLLOWING ORDERS

80 you have been bedridden for
three years?"
Yes. the doctor came here years
ago and said / was not to get up until
he came again, and he has never been
here since."-Karikaturen, Oslo.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
0'CONNOR GOES
TO TRIAL Wed.
Maternity Association Chief
Faces Three In
dlctnents

A " OCo11x, -chlsf O. thu
Nurzzl Maternity ASSOCIATION went
O. trial we61ssdzy n0zn1ng Il the
criminal c-s-rlr- court charged
E1-h theft t-oEn Sa-a-1a Lz-r1eL
OCo111E. E11se Maternity as
socisrio1 had q reteo-1c but n-lef
carer. wzS T6e center @ sr-en-
uo1 With TIE courtroom ~el I'll
co with patrons q the co1cern he
mas already he@n convicted q T1o--
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ern-rz firms and II zc1--oa 70 rhe
theft case ne faces today ne IS also
confronted With three E11cIEen1S
Nth deals made " TIE ASSOCIATION
TIE early portion q the morn
ing was taken ID With the question
Inx O. potential Wynen- County
Attorney Ii r Hal whose Office
has been the chief i1<-izz-O- c1
tks cases aEzlnSS OCor10-- quest
io1sd the IErEnen for the state
The states SIDE q the case Will 1e
handed " District ATTORNEY d .
PurL Assistant County Attorney
Bzcon Cox and County Attorney
Hall
Cnz-ls 2 Mayfe-d- HarIingen
b~zrrISter. = counsel for the de-
tEnS6
IN this case. OCo1ro- Is charged
With stealing approximately so
from Sz-zl-z MzrQueZ L Is likely
that the trial vii take I'd the
major portion Of the day
Juan Martini charged with bur
glzrT. was given : five year SIS
pended ssr-e1ce early u the no-n-
Ing
Tuesday afternoon Juan de- =
Cruz charged with driving while
intoxicated vas sentenced 10 DO
days II all Cruz Vas the driver O.
the car which coIli5s6 With the
CSlzvz car On the highway several
months ago resulting = severe IN
U-1es 10 L1cv Ruth CsIzvz young
Brownsville high schocl student
Mariana Ga--la vas given . five
year suspended sentence when Il
p-ez6ed guilty 70 statutory charges
TIE girl n rne czSe testified T1z-
sic e-coU-zEz6 Ga-cas advances
J r White P-sa6ed guilty 70
driving drunk and wzz fIred SO
and court charges
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
scout MEETING
WELLATTENDED
Elaborate Plans Completed
For Activities During
Coming Months

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and those n Po-- Isabel and d.
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xpec1ion- totem poe. b1gE1E- rr08r
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25
ENGINEERS To
ARRIVE SOON
Gen Dekyne Heads Group
Making Survey of the
Valleys Projects

The board Of army engineers
headed " General Il Dekyne- are
scheduled 70 arrive II Brownsville
wednesday night and VII make q
survey Of the Valleys port projects
thursday
= complete Itinerary hzS been
worked cut and the men Vii Visit
the site c1 the Brownsville channel
BrzZoS Pass AMI the Ar-ovo Coo
rz6o-
Robert Cur-lnS Houston the
B-oEnSTllle navigation district En-
elmer. Is expected to arrive here
tonight and VII accompany the
army board OF Their tour q Spec-
ton
DslsgztlC-s from BroE-Svf-e
Port Isabel San Beni-0 and Ez--
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-03-25

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proper relations nth he-- Yu
learned that the z-l EzS p-errzr-
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asked
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foe 1c01 recess she testified thai
Elizabeth johnson asked her s5oeT.
what would proven. ae- from BE-
coming . Eo-he--
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badly torn up- Over his dzrEh-
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admitted Re o-6er~d Adams out O
MS house when Adams tod him -
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You don't EroE sw sure -
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