HYDER WEEKLY HERALD
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1879.' _
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Next Saturday throughout
the length and breadth of our
great land those sons and
daughters of America, who
are worthy of the name, will
celebrate the anniversary of
the Republic. Marking the
birth of our nation, the day is
one which should rightly be
devoted to pledging anew our
devoti n to the national ideals
of Liberty, and Justice.
Founded on the beneficent
principles of freedom and
equality before the law; and
guaran'eeing to all who dwell
within its broad domain the
God-given right of “life lib
erty. and the pursuit of happi
re3s,” our nation has endured
for almost a century and t
half. The small group of col
onies of 1775 has become s
tj !ghiy nation a leader in the
world's progress and achieve
ment "nd an examole to al
1 ’’inanity of the beneficence
of government for and by th.
people We who enjoy the
fruits of the doctrines upon
which it is founded and the
blessings of that freedom
which is .he cardinal principal
of its government may well Dt
proud of our heritage. The
citizen of the United States is
the freest of any land. Citizen
ship in America is a pi-iceless
privilege, giving as it does to
every individual the right to
the fullest possible enjoyment
of all life’s privileges and op
portunities and the bounty of
the world’s most fruitful lands.
4V
The cash value of a four
year school course is $33,000,
and $72,000 the cash value of
college or technical training,
according to a recent study by
Dean Everett W. Lord of the
College of Business Adminis
tration of Boston University.
Dean Lord has issued charts
showing the maximum earn
ings of the average untrained
men, as compared with those
of the high school graduate.
The untrained man, he finds
begins work at 14, reaches
his maximum income at 30,
receiving on the average less,
than $1,200 a year and has
earned by the time he is 60,
about $45,000. During four
years that would have given
him a high school education
he earns not more than
$2,000.
The high-school graduate
| goes to work at 18, rises to a
maximum income of $2200 a
! year at 40, and has earned by
| .he time he is 60 about $78,
J 000. By remaining four years
; in high-school, at an imrnedi
t ate loss of $2,000 he has in
| creased his total earnings by
$33,000.
The college or technical
’-chool graduate begins at 22.
ises to a maximum of $6,000
at 60, and earns in all about
150,000.
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Sure the world owes you a
: iving. and all you have to dc
j a collect it. But you owe
j omething to the world, and
j o your own home town. A
j own, as hps often been said
s exactly what its citizen;
nake it. It can get no better
han its citizens. It can be
ome bigger and better if i.
has a chance to develop. De
relopment comes by co-oper
ations and the circulation of
lollars. By spending at home
ALL that you spend you will
have added to its growth and
o your own ultimate pros
perity.
: The moral? By trading awaj
from home, you retard your
home town’s growth and your
own Prosperity.
Buy at home.
!. :ou sta,r at home in the
i evening you’re afraid of your
j wife.
j If you stay out till 10 o’clock
| at night, you’re a rounder,
i If you spend your money,
| you’re foolish, extravagant,
and improvident.
If you hang on to your mon
ey, you are a tightwad,
grouch and a mutt.
If you admire the wome>
j you’re a trifler, a flirt and a
j home-wrecker.
I If you don’t look at them,
j you’re a mossback and a mor
1 on.
j If you own a car, you’re a
| spendthrift and are putting
■ on airs.
! If you don’t own one, you’re
a hick and a back number.
If you wear decent clothe*
you’re a stuck-up dude and a
cake-eater.
If you don’t you’re a slouch
and a shiftless nonentity.
If you walk fast on the street,
you will have blood pressure.
If you don’t walk fast, you
will have fatty degeneration
and gout.
If you go to church you are
j a hypocrite and go for busi
I ness purposes.
| If you stay away from
i church, you are a heathen
i and a bad example.
If you make a lot of money,
you are a crook and a graftei.
If you don’t make a lot 01
| money, you are a simp and !
j an incompetent.
! So Whats The Use?
Just For Fun
Only, thing coming down is
rain and that soaks you.
Some people can be judged
by what they say and others
I by the clothes they wear.
| A woman’s smile may not
mean “yes,” but her frown
certainly means “No.”
The most that some men lay
1 up for a rainy day is rheuma
tism.
Jazz may be passing but one
of the new songs is “Nobody
Knows What a Red-Headed
Mama Will Do.”
It doesn’t necessarily follow
! "hat a person who waits with
i bated breath has been eating
j fishworms.
“Girl’s,” says Ed. Schneider,
“who begin painting at twelve
frequently need whitewashing
at twenty.”
~
It is tough to pay an “amuse
ment” tax for some of the;
! hows you see.
j If they ever charge a dollar
| or a haircut men will be glad
;o become bald.
| Mary had a little wine;
She got it from a stranger
The watchful doctors still de
cline
; To say she’s out of danger.
-
i Eddie Haddon says a town
: without a brass band is like
j a family without a phono
I graph. It is liable to worry
along and . have a pretty good
iime in life.
When I bought my radio set
I certainly got a bargain.”
“Are you sure of that?”
“After I had assembled the
i blame thing, I had sixty-seven
! parts left over.”
Latest dispatches from Heav
en by our own least wireless
! are to the effect that they’ve
| bad such a wet spring up
! ':here the angels are all using
, water wings.
'
Old King Cole,
With a kiss would take toll
From his maidens by the
score
j But his wife got hep
; And she yodeled with pep,
“Oh he ain’t going to reign
no Mo’.”
Cy Kology says: “Calling
your wife’s rich uncle a bald
headed old boob to his face
is often followed by financial
loss.”
“What’s the matter, Jones,
got lumbago or spinal curva
ture ? ”
“Nope, I have to walk this
way to fit a shirt my wife
made for me.”
NOTICE
' Notice is hereby given that
| under the provisions of Chap
i ter 29 Session Laws of Alaska,
,1919, there is imposed and lev
jied upon each male person
| except soldiers, sailors in the
|U. S. Navy or Revenue Cutter
! Service, paupers, insane per
sons, or territorial charges,
! within the Territory of Alaska,
or the waters thereof, over the
age of 21 years and under the
age of 50 years, an annual tax
in the sum of $5.00 Said tax is
due and payable between the
first Monday in the month of
April and the first Monday in
the month of August in each
year. Provided, that all persons
subject to the tax who are in
the Territory of Alaska, on or
before the the first day of May,
in the same year, and all per
sons arriving in the Territory
of Alaska after the first Mon
lay in the month of April shall
pay said tax within Thirty
days after such arrival; Pro
vided further, that all persons
subject to said tax shall pay
the same within Ten days aft
er a written or oral demand
>y the school tax collector
made within the period be
tween the first Monday in j
April, and the first Monday
in August each year. If not
1# id within the time prescrib
ed or within Ten days after ;
' lemand toy School T»ji Collect- |
or, each person delinquent in
the payment thereof, shall be
subject to a penalty of Two
Dollars in addition to the
amount of the tax.
Any person failing, neglect
, ing or refusing to pay said tax
shall be deemed guilty of a
I misdemeanor and, upon con
viction thereof, shall be pun
ished by a fine of not more;
than Twenty-five Dollars or
by imprisonment in the Fed-!
eral Jail not to exceed one!
month.
Clyde Hager
School Tax Collector
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Chamber
of
Commerce
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Hyder, Alaska
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