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Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

whee-e-e-e goes the market. Millions for the international speculators, but what do I gel out of it? Yeah, an then prob'ly France will turn it down."
 Just for Fun
 A foresighted girl is one who sleeps in a cotton nightie, and keeps a pair of silk pajamas under her pillow in case ot fire.
 Daughter" said the father sternly, T don't like that young man you go out with"
 "Yeah?" retorted daughter. Well, don't worry, you're simply poison to him, too."
 '"There's an old clothes man at the door"
 Hubby: Tell him I've got all 1 need"
 Revised Definition. An .opti- mist is one who can always zee the bright side of the other fellows misfortune. Words of Wisdom. If we had all the money we hat spent foolishly, wouldn't we have a glorious time spending it foolishly?
 Educational. Somebody asked a college professor how science helped business, and he replied What would the suspende, business amount to without the law of gravitation?" The Inquiring Reporter: Why do you suppose there arc fewer train accidents thar there are automobile acci dents? "Well I guess maybe it's because the engineer isn't in the habit of hugging the fireman.
 Small Boy: Pa, what's { highway"
 Father: "The space between the billboards, my son." Court News. You are lying so clumsily," said the judge to the defendant, That l would advise you to get 6 lawyer.
 Manager: Don't worry Jack. Just say to yourself, Tn gonna win, and you'll licl | him !"
 1 Prize Fighter: That's no good. I know what a liar I am." |
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Educational. Somebody asked college professor how science helped business, and he replied What would the suspende, business amount to without the law of gravitation?"
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
Historical Dates Next Week

Historical Dates Next Week July 12 Orangemen's Day 13 Battle Manila
 Bay 1898 IA Bastile Day (France) 15 Chateau Thiery 1916 16 Czar and Family
 Killed 1918 IT Santiago Sur
 render 1898 Is 500,000 men
 Called. 1884
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
INTERESTING NOTES

The British commonwealth of nations covers about one fourth of the habitable area of the world.
 In parts of Mexico large harmless snakes of the python type are kept to catch mice, as We keep house cats. 1 The 30-acre rosarium at Sangerhausen, Germany, con- tains more than 350,000 rose bushes comprising 5000 var ities.
 i Cuba has just completed the construction of new 7O0- mile highway at the cost of ] $100,Q0e,0O0.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Words of Wisdom. If we had all the money we hat spent foolishly, wouldn't we have glorious time spending it foolishly?
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11
Just for Fun

A foresighted girl is one who sleeps in cotton nightie, and keeps a pair of silk pajamaS under her pillow in case ot fire.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Revised Definition. An .opti. mist is one who can always zee the bright side of the other fellows misfortune.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Manager: Don't worry, Jack. Just say to yourself, Pm gonna win, and you'll licl him !"
 Prize Fighter: "That's no good. I know what liar I am. "
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

There's an old clothes man at the door," Hubby: Tell him I've got all I need"
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Daughter" said the father sternly, T don't like that young man you go out with"
 "Yeah?" retorted daughter. Well, don't worry, you're simply poison to him, too."
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Small Boy: Pa, what's { highway"
 Father: "The space between the billboards, my son."
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-07-11

Court News. You are lying so clumsily," said the judge to the defendant, That would advise you to get { lawyer.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-24
Great Falls, Mont.

Rev. B. E. Edwards occupied the
pulpit for the services Sunday at the
Bethel A. NJ. E. Church. "Tinsel
and Gold' Christmas playlet will be
presented Christmas Eve by the Sun
day School under direction of Mrs.
Agnes Novotney. The Missionary So
ciety presented a program Sunday
evening under direction of Mrs. EN-
ma Smith.-Mr. Foster Whipple and
Miss Anna Lewis were united in
marriage by Rev. B. L. Edwards at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Johnson. The attendants were Miss
Mays and Mr.. Johnson.-The Misses
Alma Smith and Jean Pratt sopho-
mores of the High School were guests
at the Math Party.-Among the sick
reported are Mrs. Aida Carney, Mrs.
Susan Dotson, Mrs. James Hilbert
and Theodore Ellis. = Phone your
news and social items to 2-1283.
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White By Day,
CoIOred By Night
Continued from Page i

CONTINUED from Page i
over permanently to the local white
group.
Almost anv member of our group
knows from ten to a score of his ac-
auaintanees who are counted IN the
Nordie group. Most of these lost
ones rive as the chief reason Tor
their passing, the superior business
and economic advantages on the
white side of the line.
Personally we know dozens of
these individuals, nearly all of them
occupying positions in the eommu--
nifty which would have been beyond
their reach as members of our group.
One of these "passers,' the color
ed son of an eminent Georgia jurist,
moved here about 80 years ago, and
has amassed a considerable fortune.
His children and grandchildren have
all married white.
A peculiar incident in connection
with this particular "passer' happen
ed here in Philadelphia not so long
ago. This colored sen of the famous
Georgia iurist has white brother
who is still living. and pillar OF
responsibility in his native town.
Recently. the wife of this brother
visited Philadelphia and was showf
numerous social honors. One of thu
Philadelphia newspapers, because Of
her Colonial connections, interview
ed her at length on the historical
associations connected with the oil
Georgia city of her birth.
No mention, however, was made o
the near-white brother who is pass
ing. People here don't believe tha
| he gives a hang about these Colo
| Aniar' connections of his. 1t
known, however, that he has NOR
/ "coin of the realm" than all of HI
Georgia white relations put together
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-24
Ellensburg, Wash.
Mrs. Nj. Robertson, Reporter

The Baptist Churchs Christmas
program will be Dec. 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. Murray of Tacoma were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marshall last
week Mrs, Mary Vandyke re-
turned to her home in Toppenish-
Edith Robertson was chosen to give
Christmas talk for Washington
School at P. T. A. program.-Mr.
Sam Harris of Yakima and son Glen
were in city enroute home from
Roslyn.-Rey. o. Stalsworth and
Mrs. Chas. Grimes have been on
sick list.-Rev. N. Branch breaches
two gospel sermons at End Baptist
Church, slight fire from defee-
tive light at Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Burris home last week. Very little
damage was done by quick action oil
Mrs. Burns.
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CoIored Life In
Jersey Towns
Continued from Page u

ItOnllHueu 1fOfl rage -
Of the colored gave a home TO rela-
tjvec compared with 10 per cent OF
tie white; SO per cent Of tie col
c-ed lived alone compared with 81
per cent of the white; the average
colored wage was $19.72 a week the
white, $23.61; AZ per cent OF the
coIored earned nothing the week
previous compared with AZ per cert
of the white; per cent of the col
ored owned homes compared with
% per cent of the white; the aver
age colored length of residence was
10 years; the white 3 years.
Replies of various employers of
coored labor in the state on their
opinions of such labor revealed an
larray of answers whose general tenor
was that colored people were all
tight for heavy, rough outside work,
but unsatisfactory for work de-
handing Judgment and skill.
One employer stated that light
colored girls were better operators
than dark ones. Many refused 10
give eolored better jobs. Fifteen per
e"rt said that colored labor turn
over was higher than white, while
62 per cent of the employers said 1t
was the same.
Twelve unions in the state do not
admit colored.
The areas of co1ored residence
were generally in the worst sections
Of communities, the report said
These sections were observed to
have been among the first sections
OF the community TO have been set
tied
"Middletown" had no industries Of
any consequence which employed
colored people. Domestic work wa
their chief occupation. Colored PEG
ple held The balance Of politica
ROVER there. but got nothing fol
it," It had four teachers, no doc
TORS or dentists and two churches
Rampant prejudice exists in th'
attitude Of service agencies TIL
average social worker win not prop
erly pnalyze colored situations. TIL
community is not generally aware o
ire aid it can receive from suel
agencies In South Jersey one stree
IS nicknamed state Street" becaus
III he fact that SO many OF liz chill
dFen are cared for by the state.
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wonderful nature Chinese herbs
remedies special treating stomach, ltN-
ar, kidney, bladder blood disorders.
rheumatism. headache colds cough.
safarrh aervousuess. piles. female dis
orders and other ailments treated.
Call or write
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-24
Ivory and Gold



ten visits Police Courts. South as
well as North. Is always treated
and given a seat inside the
rail. ANY news writer may enjoy
this privilege if he knows how to pre-,
sent himself to the court clerk.
During the Spring of 1880 | made
such visit to Judge Franklin
Court in Augusta. Ga. When the case
IF Harry Brown, colored chap, was
allied Brown pleaded guilty of max
ing and transporting liquor and re
Iuested His Honor to fix his punish
ment as misdemeanor. Judge
Franklin cited the seriousness of the
ease and told Harry that sentence
.ould be given him of from one to
twenty years.
Then turning to the prisoner the
Judge asked him what punishment he
thought he should receive and sug-
5ested ten years. Harry spoke ur
quickly and told the Judge that his
5ealth would never stand ten years
rhe tive men argued like two law
gers and finally both agreed that on'
sear would do and Harry was glvef
a year with time off for good be
| laVlor.
BY the way. it comes to the write
hat this was Judge HUMPHREYS court
Judge Franklin was sitting for Judg
Rumphries. And who would sa
hat white men have no hearts?
Last Tuesday evening this write
Jaw for the third time Green Pa
.ures.e that wonderful play now ei
Dying a phenomenal run at the
inois Theatre in Chicago.
As usual Mr.. Richard b. Harriso
he "Lawd," carried the show Iii
he great actor which he is.
Wonderful rs is this play, tn
writer saw something else quite
wonderful. The house seats 2,5'
| people and it was packed. OF thes
\ not more than hundred were colo
ored people. All of the players a
5 eolored people and more than t,
E: thousand white ladies and gentlem
n applauded and waited after the Ii
n act for the principal players to
: spond to the curtain call.
f There is something good and gra
: and big in this American white pr
/ pie and one needs only look abe
V him to see it. felt then and fl
$ now. like applauding the splen'
Is white men and women who made
n that finely dressed. well behaved c
, tured audience of Americas b
Y blood who paid three and five doll'
e the seat to encourage noble Richf
ID Harrison and his race.
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Baker, Ore.
Mrs. P. Spearman, Reporter

Mrs. Florence Hunt received news
of the serious illness of her nephew
in Portland. As soon as he is able
to travel he will come here to reside
with his aunt.-Mrs. H. Tebeau was
guest Monday at the home of Mrs.
NJ. Tebeau.-Mrs. B. Spearman en-
tertained at dinner Sunday honoring
Mrs. Winfred Russell. = Mr.. Fred
Baylor was host for the meeting of
the Royal Knight Whist Club at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Russell.
Honors at cards went to Mrs. p.
Spearman and Mr.. Lewis Jones.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1931-12-24
DR.. WO
Herb Specialist
Chinese

DR.. wo. Chinese physi-
sian, treating all all
nents of men and women
with the Chinese nature
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-26
FIND BODY OF
LOST ARMAN
Corpse Of Corporal Who
Left Here Jan IL
Washed Ashore

The boy CT Co-pu-aI Pns-f-
Sch-c1-zzl Of The Tnrrd Ar-arr
Crop army ar co-zS who Vas Io-
IT'D weeks ago while flying with
Lieut. jonathan Grzs-T from Nars-
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rear Galveston On TIE beach rzS-E-
car where Il had been wzSh-d
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Press dispatch today
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the B~-0EnSTI-le airport Sunday. Jan
II ~ about I'D Il the Afternoon
after Spending Saturday and Sat-
Erczy night here They planned ID
stop - 1fataE1rdz briefly r. ~
hunting TRIP. and then Continue 70
Galveston
lneT we're reported missing Tu=-
GAY Jan = and a intensive sea-rr
began Many scuzdrons ~ army
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us and the gulf sh0rsS Io- ne
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friends and acquaintance In
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BREWSTER
DESSATURDAY
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WANESFOR
NECROCAPTURE
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ROGERS Wise
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RAIN
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busch WHO predicted today that the
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-26
Soviet Is Out of
World Disarmament

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real pezce
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-26

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-26
Bandits Hold Up
Volcano Climbers

LExICO CITY, Jan 81
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-26
Days, Dollar Days,
Are Announced for City

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Suicide Victim Is
Shipped To Houston

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Italian Colonials Win
Clash With Native Rebels

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San Antonio Man
Taken For Ride

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Spanish Students
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Citrus Fruit Sale
Profits Over SIG


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in Huntsville, Waits
Papers Committing to Pen

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