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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-12
HIS CAR WAS H

Vancouver Province: The police
man entered the cafe and with great
dignity announced to a man at one
of the tables. Your car awaits with
out"
without What?" retorted the rath-
er loud-mouthed gentleman.
without lights" said the police
man. Your name and address,
please"
Times change. The homely daugh-
ter who used to be a liability now
supports the family while the pretty
one waits for the breaks at Holly
wood.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-12

Correct this sentence: Eleven
men have jumped on Willie yelled
the halfback's mother. but they
can't hurt that tough boy Of mine"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-12

HEARD IN AN OFFICE
Boston Transcript: MY restau-
rant man is warning his customers
about the u~ndissolved sugar left in
their coffee cups"
Causing a big stir, l suppose"
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
INTERESTING NOTES

Chicago is to have a new post office, which will be the larg- est public building in the world.
 The bureau of lobor statistics says that workingmen's fam flies spend an average of $40 a year for medical attention.
 The Island of Java which has 690 persons per square mile is the most densely popu- lated land in the world.
 The worlds largest ice rink is under construction in St., Louis, the arena being 265 feet long and no feet wide.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
Ground-hog Day

Of all weather superstitions perhaps none has been more widespread than that associat- ed with Ground-hog Day, Feb ruary 2. According to a be- lief held by many, the ground. hog emerges from his winter hibernation on that day, and if he sees his shadow he goes back into his hole for another six weeks, during which a con- tinuance of winter weather may be expected.
 If on the other hand, Feb tuary ? is cloudy, the animal will remain outside, which is a sign of an early spring.
 Just how the ground-hog keeps track of the date, in cluding the extra day in leap years. is not explained, but many actually believe he does t.
 Other animals than ground hogs are supposed to behave similarly. In Germany it is the badger; in England the hedge hog; in France the marmot. and among the Scandinavian nations the bear.
 February 2 is also known as Candlemas Day in the church calendar, commemorating the presentation of Christ in the temple and among it's obserV- ances is the blessing of candles for sacred use. It is also asso- ciated with weather signs iden- tical with those attributed to the grounding. There are several old rhymes similar to this.
 ''If Candlemas be bright and clear
 We'll have two winters in the year. "'
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
Relief and Politics

Every right thinking perso.: has profound sympathy for ell who through no fault of their own find themselves unable to obtain the necessities of life. Measures for relief in such cas- es have 9. strong appeal, and il is to the credit of human nat ure that this is so.
 But, unfortunately, certain politicians are apt to play up- on the generous impulses ot the public by seeking approval of ill-advised and unsound schemes which are advanced in the hope of making political capital fer their promoters. Ii is perfectly easy for Senator or other legislator to gain 9 certain amount of publicity and applause through intro ducing a bill for raiding the treasury under the guise of af- fording relief for the destitute.
 To carry out their plans, they would not hesitate to hamper the recovery of business and indultry by imposing oppress- i've public burdens which would counteract the con- ctructive efforts now being made to put more men on the payrolls. And right now bigger payrolls would afford the most effective and permanent means of relief.
 These same politicians have not hesitated to reflect upo>. the Red Cross Society, the most capable and effective agency in the world in matters of per- sonal relief. Red Cross offic- ials declare that their efforts have been hindered by these attacks of politicians who want credit for themselves, which they seek to obtain by propos- ing vast government appropri- ations to be expended under the direction of other political ly minded agents.
 President Hoover very aptly characterized such tac- tics as playing politics at the expense of human misery"
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

fine gold on surplus gold pro- duced for the next ten years, taking the average on the out puts for the three years 1928, 1929 and 1880 instead of 1929 and 1880 as previously stated.
 It is also provided that the full benefit of the exchange premium is retained by the mines. less 1ML per cent. to cover charge of freight and interest.-The Mining and En. gineering Record (Londonl.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

Historical Dates of the Week Historical Dates Next Week Feby. 8-General Sherman
 born, 1920 Feby. 9-Roosevelt Memorial
 day. Feby. 10-Spanish-American
 Peace. 1899 Feby. 11-Thamas A.
 Edison born 1847 Feby. 12-Abe Lincoln
 Born, 1909 Feby. 13-Political Prison
 CTS freed, 1923 Feby. 14-St. Valentines Day.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

Bye and Bye In the pedes- trian heaven, the streets have only one side.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
Just for Fun

When a man hasn't enough worry, he should marry.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

Cicero, the Cynic, Says: "When love grows cold even a fur coat will not keep it warm.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
TEN YEARS OR so AGO From the Hyder Alaska Miner
 February 2, 1921

The heavy snow which start ed Sunday night and has last ed practically continuously ev- CT since, has brought the dist rict up to it's customary winter appearance. The big fall held off so long that residents were beginning to think the weather man had overlooked the camp.
 Slides along the Salmon Riv- CT road have put the tractors out of commission for a time and neccesitated the employ ment of large gang of shovel CTS.
 Oren r. Hill has the finest camera at the Hyder Drug Store that ever came to this camp, being a latest Eastman with all the fancy trimmings. He figures on soon installing a developing and printing de- partment to give camera en- thusiasts a 24-hour service.
 Suit for an accounting of a quarter interest in the Premier mine brought against R. K. Neill by w. M. Bacon was de- cided in favor of the defend ant at Spokane in an opinion filed by Federal Judge Rud- kin. The suit was brought on an alleged partnership agree ment and the quarter interest was estimated by the plaintiff at $2,500,000 and by the de- fendant at S250,0O0.
 The Pioneers are making great preparations for their Hard Times" masquerade ball on the night of St. Valen- tines day, February IA. Gold pieces will be given as prizes, including $20 for the best sus- tained lady character, S10 for the best gentlemen character, $5 to each member of the best group and $5 for the most costume, lady or gen. tlemen.
 Temperatures recorded by weather observer Oren r. Hill during the week ranged from a maximum of 40 above to a of l2 above, with an average maximum for the week of 37 degrees above, an average minimum of 21 de- grees, with a mean range of l6 degrees
 Teams have kept the road broke from the Premier to Nine mile and both caterpillars md teams are now pulling ore town to the wharf. The test If the caterpillars has been a 'evere one, but they have prov I'd their adaptability to winter work here.
 Joe Ulmer, newly elected divisional road commissioner ind president of the Pioneers of Alaska, was a visitor in amp.
 Rozenstain was advertising! Seven lines announced the ar 'ival of a complete new stock ,f groceries, gents furnishings, md Hills coffee.
 Yael evidently was plunging; 1t least he hasn't been so ex- ravagant in that line since.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

Anyway, the Farm Board has discovered that if farmers raised less it would bring more.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

An encouraging market trend $ seen in the high price of New York judgeships.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

Optimism should revive with the advent of the new spring seed catalog.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
The Australian Gold Bonus

Advises from Perth state that the Austalian gold bonus, sanctioned by the Common wealth Government, will be paid at the rate of q per oz.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER

This newspaper not connect ed in any with any srcck brokerage firm establishment associated in or interested in the sale of mining shares and publishes formation relative to local min development that neved to be in full accord with fact.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

Changes .a Dlspay Advert sing for weekly issue be presented not later than the Wednesday evening preceding the day of issue Saturday. or insertion will be delayed urt; the followin ing week.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

During 1929 a total of 1,917- 696 million cubic feet of nat ural gas was produced in the United States.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

It is estimated that the aver age woman uses in her life- time three times her weight in cosmetics.
Hyder weekly herald., 1931-02-07

When a man hasn't enough worry, he should marry.
 Bye and Bye In the pedes- trian heaven, the streets have only one side.
 Cicero, the Cynic, Says: "When love grows cold even a fur coat will not keep it warm. Optimism should revive with the advent of the new spring 1 seed catalog.
 An encouraging market trend $ seen in the high price of New York judgeships.
 Anyway, the Farm Board has discovered that if farmers raised less it would bring more.
 Lady Thirty cents for that coat hanger? Haven't you something cheaper?
 Peddler- How about a nail ma am?
 The Most Forward Locker of the Month was the man who wouldn't take a chance on an auto raffle because he had no garage.
 The Height of Optimism. Did you hear about the bald headed man who always used rubber gloves when he applied his hair restOrer for fear he would grow hair on his hands?
 At the Office. "Say, you," "aid the boss, "this is a poor looking three, it looks just like five. y 'It is a five" said he bookkeeper. Rotten five" said the boss, "Pd swear that if wac 1 thraa '
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