April 12, 1935 (8 pages)

pil ee 5 : “ conn y ") gs a ye > e =e é FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935. : THE NEVADA CITY NUGGE ; ; _ PAGE FIVE. ECONOMICS GOVERNMENT ° as Wishoneaty: It ee already been den, ;of State taxes by saieeine. Shem porations were appropriated for taxworks the third shift while the drift j . ebinatag’ . power and onsuieeyeen ‘of Shown that excessive and unjustified to the corporations, the greater part ation by the State alone, and-some is being cleared of powder smoke. . Boods are increased by so doing. GOLD MINER?’S VIEW OF [payments of .pensions and bonuses being borne by railroads, and power of the mountain counties were thus Working this way for tweaty — six ‘Prices can only be reduced by lowen to war veterans is poor business and companies inthe form of a tax on they, together with the rest of the oi Ee iorieaiy on day's pay, the drift ering wages and taxes. When prices Bee ie : ____s—s—s Contrary to the interests of the peothe gross receipts, in other words, a '@XPayers, would bay) it pack in: taxube aaa ra i wb oid pe and wages are both redueed) (iam (Continued trom Page Four) [Pie a a ee eee See are sales tax. The fact that, as all the °° ere morte nes. bee will be bout $4.00 p os . bead nrtten, heiese ace Ad Sra proved by Congress over and over ee ee ng ieee ice It is this kind of a subterfuge that is a i ot a foot. Now, ers is not changed and that of the P made the best ‘record in the past. The again ever since the Civil War, frecue Oe mae bisna. used to make people. believe that sn a epee these three men: rest of the world is increased, following few examples offered sug“UCntly over the yetoes of presidents, a Bug aie ike eas pou was “Government Ownership"? saves the Pr gs cated Be oe 2 LABOR AND CAPITAL oe ee es . On one such oceasion a member an-: ; f beet ae were money. : ae ae » ours _Pidmote cooperation etwas capi: py RES Oe nounced that he would not buy. votes BO’ Mentione pee? Private corporations do business “"@ Only a little harder, but, betal and labor. Stimulate individuat honesty and incompetence in Zovertifor himselt with money out of the led to believe that the more money. under the restrictions of many laws C2USe they are directly interested, initiative and. ambition by breaking ment than in business, Treasury of the United States, ana. SPe@t by the plph Pee eee passed to protect the stockholders,!USiN& their heads more in pointing down the control of both capita! and / VOTES AND PERSONAL GAIN therefore would vote against Me ee fas ie When Government is in business, sia ene pcre ‘ee oo noes . oo ae wewegten ot tom With respect to honesty, there are mens UTS before the House, This eon? ka ehen A PARE RE Os taxpayers in a similar relation ere Veling ai as erie Bees cain It boned ve possible to have many instances of our senators and — oo aoe ne deere . eents per $$100.00 of assessed valuaes Ane PMEtess a ite Eenneinets dollars : ay, inst aad of ‘five. The Bis ic bicpietecned Peer congressmen. both state and federal eee ee Faat Saee Os Boies ilit tion. no longer appeared on the tax = . PEE Ye renee cites a3 ‘2€n Will enjoy their work more, the ne . is ae we ms bees voting money out of the people’s pom nee eer veer ascii coe — bills, but it was an inequitable ta,, it the business is not sel! pewenting labor cost per foot is the eae and eres steed peitgseonnd . see kets tor their own personal gain. RN once oe oe Sie aioe aie designed for concealment. No great ee shot: te ileteg ds ese the company will save orks beens = t sas ae ee He eee Sometimes this could be called an Eee vee es Fee harm was done at first when it was od ty this’ respect. This ts saa ltaevay the overhead cost is less. This syscenit all gee ¢ cee on fra error of judgment, but if the manTHE BURDEN NOT SHIFTED small in amount, but -as the cost é&f seal he ce ses ai bese, eo bis tem works well for all eoncer “ned; eae premenst vi utes ager of a private corporation loses A former governor of California government mounted higher and "hae Gee oc pe Meese therefore we will apply it to etouek. the ae nee oui ae Wank taoney through an error of judgment won wide popularity for himself by higher, a serious situation developed. fh Cie bale eeu ie pas “us ore from the stopes. In this case. ness so that capital does ot get he suffers the consequences, and inintroducing a tax measure claimed by . According to its terms, «all the shia Paivaduane a conse Par ith he contract must be made with more than its bhare. competence can be just as expensive him to relieve the people of the bur-. properties of ‘the: public service corrigation project LO) eae $170.000.twenty or thirty men all working in leach the principles of economics . oe [a 000. This orosees will “ne doaht one stope, because the ore taken out in ‘the public schools, educating the . desirable in the ffiture when tho PY ©a¢h man cannot ‘be measured ‘people so that they will understand che State has recovered from the effects separately. At once trouble begins, more) about business and govern‘of the present depression, and both heres there are always some men Brent. jthe State,and its people are avain “0 produce more than others. .The . solvent, but row it will simply post. its betas caly cannot see the justice Wolmivetition with foreign labor, 1 ee it # pone dies se and saddle the people ii Working hard to raise the other worthy of note that if a workman . . with additional debts. We have al™"'S Pay, so they slow down to the in this country, by the use of mai Se BEBE oy . rendy shown that the depression was average pace, and no one makes any! chines, can produce ten times as fs . chiefly caused by an over-expansion extra money. This is human nature! much in a day as the foreign workfens of the tmeans of production. sobuie and.there is no way of getting / man, he can be paid ten times the é: . ing ina great surplus. How can the around it. It is tlfe reason commun-, wages and still compete on even ° ‘situation he helzed by investine capi. (8™ Will result in a-lower: standard terms. Ls ‘tal to “tim State Draenei There is of living. It is the reason why Bov. i SOAS we T . already an overproduction of power ©'2Ment employees are less efficient The following figures, more re. & in Calitoraie ana neatly Al the te thaw private, and it is the reason cent than were available at the time 4 ; tigation Districts, which also genwhy the United States is the richest rie article was written, Fe oaken “eal ot et ‘ate power, are in financial diffiC°UDY'Y in the world. Babes “Flanned -Heononiy "by ee. ; es Power and water from the FUNDAMENTALS we) ck ose sighed ee ie vey ) . Hoover Dam will add to the surplus. My endeavor has been to prove hs sik _ ai higeohiss PR . Power rates (less the Tax) are necthat such prosperity as the. nation ie ne hee mesa epesurand ince eo * ‘cssarily low, because it ‘competes has gained thus f2r has been attainae Pe of 120 million, {with power from ‘low priced ofl ana ed by following certain fundamental . Nitin a $85,000,000,000 . Gp ,Matural gas. Unless the private powPrinciples, and we must continue ae » $7 sha : wees: if : : Ng er corporations are put out of busifollow them in. the future for con-. Ps ' : rer aor. 0 ics ¢ Iness this project can only be self tinued prosperity. Here they are Ja sprotel amount paid out $81,000,No. 2 _ tliquidating if the farmers buy much 2 few Wate: Tetal: paid in wages and salaries he y’S TOMATO JUICE CANG € . more water for irrigation than they ,Prosperity depends upon a lar ge . $53,000,000,000 ee ee . 3 ay DB GENTLE PRESS & are buying now. The farmers now vroduction per worker. This in turn ohne, ee: . cannot sell their crops for enough to ‘3 dependent upon a supply of capi. Se : ‘ T § PINEAPPLE Po GN Oe By Ne reeset aes & pay for the water that is already prot#!. As capital consists of the ac-. National One $38,000,000,000 . LiBBY lida ne The. government is paying CUumulated savings of the thrifty, iti or $320 per ayemciee ” PANCY WHOLE SEICKS } (money to keep land out of cultiva-. vil! only he acquired as a reward for . pos amount paid out $49,000,« > LIBBY vs 9 O%. JAR , ‘tion and lending -money-to help the “ffort and efficiency: A reasonable ee eye sige MUSTARD +4 ‘farmers with their debts, and the VForit must be allowed for capital in os paid in wages and salaries PREPARED m ‘State is proposing to add $170,000;Order to obtain it. Labor saving ma-. Bae eee : : LIBBY’ . L000 to those debts in order to proChines do not cause unemployment . _ It is interesting to note that, while PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 ae jvide more water for raising crops. in normal times and they do increase . ahi tcotah ee ches’ 40% less than in e 6 : ree . The best interests of the nation Prosperity by increasing production. . sate Aes cee ee Were, OO ee LBB A DELICIOUS DRINK ‘are served when any business, public Jt is impossible to shift the burden . ieee. This indicates that waaay de, : 9 BEEF Nol 1) CAN? 2 or private, gives the. most service ; of taxes from the ultimate consumer, cee Batt Gah at ity LIBBY § CORNED }for the least money. That is the goal exeept by destroying capital and ings, or capital. . ae HIGH QUALITY—REAL TASTY o be attained by the government, When that is done, it lessens prosBEER BROWN DERBY 14%—1t1 OZ. BOTTL 3 FOR 25c (Plus Deposit) MAYONNAISE BREAD American Youth, . Economy White or Wheat. Sliced Loaf ‘ LB. SIZE Oc . LB. LOAF SESEMEWHITE OR WHEAT 3 NO. 56 CANS (oro : BEST Max-I-Mum Cane NEW NUCOA ** . . OLEOMARGARINE . . MATCHES °**: EGG DYE PACKAGE HIGHWAY PAAS—THE OLD RELIABLE TOMATO SOUP 7* °% °4*s—*4 VAN CAMPS CAKE FLOUR SWANS DOWN BAKING POWDER 2” © =~ CALUMET—DOUBLE ACTING CHOCOLATE 146 LB. CAKE BAKERS PREMIUM COCOANUT 4 OZ. PACKAGE BAKERS SOUTHERN STYLE SPINACH SACRAMENTO BRAND MARASCHINO STYLE QUART peak OY a 2 a ul BV) eet BI Sap peta ce er CHEESE MEDIUM—SNAPPY POUND MACARONI ECONOMY ELBOW CUT BEANS SMALL WHITE STRING BEANS DIAMOND A BRAND NEW CUBE FLAVORED eS ‘a CALIFORNIA FANCY 3 LBS. PACKAGE. (2 0.2tc rs ATRWAY 3 POUNDS 50° EDWARDS DEPENDABLE 2 LBS. 49° FRESH ] ps POUND GUARANTEE 4 GLO COAT POLISH apnea JOHNSONS HARDWOOD FLOOR LIQUID a WALDORF PAPER SOLES TOLLET PAPER Fresh Fruit and Vegetables © ASPARAGUS 3“ 20° . LETTUCE 2 GREEN, TENDER FIRM, LOC ‘AL 1 0° . st eee ORANGES 2 PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—APRIL 12 AND 18 FANCY, TENDER LARGE, JUICY NAVELS Kis ‘FOODS—GOLD MEDAL 49° 29' } and Maple 20° 10° Vag FLOUR SAVEWAY BRAND, SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK mite and fires them, and no one! and, in the case of private management it is to the individual interests of all the officials and employees to phe forth their best efforts to attain ithat goal. This is not the ease with! Government management, the officials are either fice themselves or are appointed by letective officers the government. 'The officials of a private business are directly responsible to the owners of that particular coneern, while the government officials are responnot sible to all-the people, many of whom are not aware of the fact that the cost of government affects them in any way. Government officials are usually more interested in getting votes and building up a political machine than anything else. AIR MAIL, AN INSTANCE The situation that has developed in the air mail could not possibly oc-. cur under’ private management. In the first place, the official in charge would have been chosen for his out-_ standing ,ability in that particular business, whereas the government official was chosen because he was a leading Democrat and had been of great service in the election campaign. Under private management, if it was found that. contracts had been obtained. by fraud and the contract(Ors were receiving too much money, {damage suits would have been brought, restitution demanded and the guilty parties punished. Few people would hear about it and money beeause elected to ofof ' {would have been saved for the company. Under government management the most important objective was to discredit the previous administration, which was done with the widest publicity, causing a loss of life and hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention a epmplate disruption of service. TEST OF PROSPERITY Our prosperity, individually ana , collectively, depends upon the production per capita. Thereis nothing truer in the world than that a man will only put forth his best efforts ,if his reward is directly in proportion to these efforts—that he is working for himself. Let us go back to the gold ine for an illustration. In looking for gold, tunnels, or drifts, 1aS they may be called, must be driven through the rock. Two men work to-' gether for one shift tramming the rock broken by the last blast out of, the shaft, setting up the machine ' drill and drilling the next “round” of holes. On the afternoon shift one, man finishes the drilling, takes down: the drill, loads the holes with dyna. ' ! . i i . ‘duce wealth. 'perity and discourages individual ef‘fort. Lower taxes increases prosperity. Government in general is a consumer of wealth and not a producer, except in so far as it protects wealth from loss, and, by education, increasHERBS Have brought health and happies the eapacity of the people to pro-Our organized but properly to government. Management carry ‘on As essential per business ient is for a large production worker, lessens prosperity. capita, per Personal gain and advancement is th¢z only stimulus to) individual effort and is the key to : niomnenty: The most important of all. -no man can be paid more than he . produces without ‘taking what does! “not belong to him, and it is an important. function of Government to prevent this: PRINCIPLES APPLIED To apply these principles to national recovery suggests the ‘following: Gold mining is the one industry that can be stimulated without dan‘ser of adding to a surplus or glutting ‘the market and the total production of gold mining is added directly to the purchasing power of the nation without the necessity of finding a market for the product. * Stimulate foreign trade by stabilizing the gold value of the dollar and by lowering prices in terms of gold. Recognize the fact that in order to sell goods abroad it is necessary to buy foreign goods. Lower the price level, as both purGovernment is not! { any.’ effic-, management by Government . hess to thousands and we can bring it to you too, Chinese ° A herbs for all ailToCHtes, Office Hovrs:— Daily 4 p. m. to 9 p. m., Saturday & a. In, to & D. m., g. Pamiay Sa, m,. tos. p. m. YEE AND YEE HERB CO. CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 121 S Church St. Grass Valley GUARANTEED USED CARS With your MONEY BACK within Thee Days if dissatisfied. (934 Chevrolet Master Coupe $575 1933' Plymouth: Coach: .. $495 1932--Chevrolet Sport Sed. $425 1930 Ford Town Sedan .. $225 1929 Graham 6-Sedan ..:. $195 1929 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe ‘$185 1928 Reo Flying Cloud Sed. $ 95 Fifty others to select from $50.00 to $$750.00. . E. A. BOYD CO. Used Cars Salesroom . 16th & K 18th & K M 2890 C 1616 Sacramento VALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS SPECIALIZING IN MINE AND _ ALL INDUSTRIAL MOTOR . ELECTRIC WORK, MOTOR REWINDING Grass Valley Nevada City A. J. ADAMS, Prop. 210 Commercial Street —PHONES— DANCE ! 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pil ee 5 : “ conn y ") gs a ye > e =e é FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1935. : THE NEVADA CITY NUGGE ; ; _ PAGE FIVE. ECONOMICS GOVERNMENT ° as Wishoneaty: It ee already been den, ;of State taxes by saieeine. Shem porations were appropriated for taxworks the third shift while the drift j . ebinatag’ . power and onsuieeyeen ‘of Shown that excessive and unjustified to the corporations, the greater part ation by the State alone, and-some is being cleared of powder smoke. . Boods are increased by so doing. GOLD MINER?’S VIEW OF [payments of .pensions and bonuses being borne by railroads, and power of the mountain counties were thus Working this way for tweaty — six ‘Prices can only be reduced by lowen to war veterans is poor business and companies inthe form of a tax on they, together with the rest of the oi Ee iorieaiy on day's pay, the drift ering wages and taxes. When prices Bee ie : ____s—s—s Contrary to the interests of the peothe gross receipts, in other words, a '@XPayers, would bay) it pack in: taxube aaa ra i wb oid pe and wages are both redueed) (iam (Continued trom Page Four) [Pie a a ee eee See are sales tax. The fact that, as all the °° ere morte nes. bee will be bout $4.00 p os . bead nrtten, heiese ace Ad Sra proved by Congress over and over ee ee ng ieee ice It is this kind of a subterfuge that is a i ot a foot. Now, ers is not changed and that of the P made the best ‘record in the past. The again ever since the Civil War, frecue Oe mae bisna. used to make people. believe that sn a epee these three men: rest of the world is increased, following few examples offered sug“UCntly over the yetoes of presidents, a Bug aie ike eas pou was “Government Ownership"? saves the Pr gs cated Be oe 2 LABOR AND CAPITAL oe ee es . On one such oceasion a member an-: ; f beet ae were money. : ae ae » ours _Pidmote cooperation etwas capi: py RES Oe nounced that he would not buy. votes BO’ Mentione pee? Private corporations do business “"@ Only a little harder, but, betal and labor. Stimulate individuat honesty and incompetence in Zovertifor himselt with money out of the led to believe that the more money. under the restrictions of many laws C2USe they are directly interested, initiative and. ambition by breaking ment than in business, Treasury of the United States, ana. SPe@t by the plph Pee eee passed to protect the stockholders,!USiN& their heads more in pointing down the control of both capita! and / VOTES AND PERSONAL GAIN therefore would vote against Me ee fas ie When Government is in business, sia ene pcre ‘ee oo noes . oo ae wewegten ot tom With respect to honesty, there are mens UTS before the House, This eon? ka ehen A PARE RE Os taxpayers in a similar relation ere Veling ai as erie Bees cain It boned ve possible to have many instances of our senators and — oo aoe ne deere . eents per $$100.00 of assessed valuaes Ane PMEtess a ite Eenneinets dollars : ay, inst aad of ‘five. The Bis ic bicpietecned Peer congressmen. both state and federal eee ee Faat Saee Os Boies ilit tion. no longer appeared on the tax = . PEE Ye renee cites a3 ‘2€n Will enjoy their work more, the ne . is ae we ms bees voting money out of the people’s pom nee eer veer ascii coe — bills, but it was an inequitable ta,, it the business is not sel! pewenting labor cost per foot is the eae and eres steed peitgseonnd . see kets tor their own personal gain. RN once oe oe Sie aioe aie designed for concealment. No great ee shot: te ileteg ds ese the company will save orks beens = t sas ae ee He eee Sometimes this could be called an Eee vee es Fee harm was done at first when it was od ty this’ respect. This ts saa ltaevay the overhead cost is less. This syscenit all gee ¢ cee on fra error of judgment, but if the manTHE BURDEN NOT SHIFTED small in amount, but -as the cost é&f seal he ce ses ai bese, eo bis tem works well for all eoncer “ned; eae premenst vi utes ager of a private corporation loses A former governor of California government mounted higher and "hae Gee oc pe Meese therefore we will apply it to etouek. the ae nee oui ae Wank taoney through an error of judgment won wide popularity for himself by higher, a serious situation developed. fh Cie bale eeu ie pas “us ore from the stopes. In this case. ness so that capital does ot get he suffers the consequences, and inintroducing a tax measure claimed by . According to its terms, «all the shia Paivaduane a conse Par ith he contract must be made with more than its bhare. competence can be just as expensive him to relieve the people of the bur-. properties of ‘the: public service corrigation project LO) eae $170.000.twenty or thirty men all working in leach the principles of economics . oe [a 000. This orosees will “ne doaht one stope, because the ore taken out in ‘the public schools, educating the . desirable in the ffiture when tho PY ©a¢h man cannot ‘be measured ‘people so that they will understand che State has recovered from the effects separately. At once trouble begins, more) about business and govern‘of the present depression, and both heres there are always some men Brent. jthe State,and its people are avain “0 produce more than others. .The . solvent, but row it will simply post. its betas caly cannot see the justice Wolmivetition with foreign labor, 1 ee it # pone dies se and saddle the people ii Working hard to raise the other worthy of note that if a workman . . with additional debts. We have al™"'S Pay, so they slow down to the in this country, by the use of mai Se BEBE oy . rendy shown that the depression was average pace, and no one makes any! chines, can produce ten times as fs . chiefly caused by an over-expansion extra money. This is human nature! much in a day as the foreign workfens of the tmeans of production. sobuie and.there is no way of getting / man, he can be paid ten times the é: . ing ina great surplus. How can the around it. It is tlfe reason commun-, wages and still compete on even ° ‘situation he helzed by investine capi. (8™ Will result in a-lower: standard terms. Ls ‘tal to “tim State Draenei There is of living. It is the reason why Bov. i SOAS we T . already an overproduction of power ©'2Ment employees are less efficient The following figures, more re. & in Calitoraie ana neatly Al the te thaw private, and it is the reason cent than were available at the time 4 ; tigation Districts, which also genwhy the United States is the richest rie article was written, Fe oaken “eal ot et ‘ate power, are in financial diffiC°UDY'Y in the world. Babes “Flanned -Heononiy "by ee. ; es Power and water from the FUNDAMENTALS we) ck ose sighed ee ie vey ) . Hoover Dam will add to the surplus. My endeavor has been to prove hs sik _ ai higeohiss PR . Power rates (less the Tax) are necthat such prosperity as the. nation ie ne hee mesa epesurand ince eo * ‘cssarily low, because it ‘competes has gained thus f2r has been attainae Pe of 120 million, {with power from ‘low priced ofl ana ed by following certain fundamental . Nitin a $85,000,000,000 . Gp ,Matural gas. Unless the private powPrinciples, and we must continue ae » $7 sha : wees: if : : Ng er corporations are put out of busifollow them in. the future for con-. Ps ' : rer aor. 0 ics ¢ Iness this project can only be self tinued prosperity. Here they are Ja sprotel amount paid out $81,000,No. 2 _ tliquidating if the farmers buy much 2 few Wate: Tetal: paid in wages and salaries he y’S TOMATO JUICE CANG € . more water for irrigation than they ,Prosperity depends upon a lar ge . $53,000,000,000 ee ee . 3 ay DB GENTLE PRESS & are buying now. The farmers now vroduction per worker. This in turn ohne, ee: . cannot sell their crops for enough to ‘3 dependent upon a supply of capi. Se : ‘ T § PINEAPPLE Po GN Oe By Ne reeset aes & pay for the water that is already prot#!. As capital consists of the ac-. National One $38,000,000,000 . LiBBY lida ne The. government is paying CUumulated savings of the thrifty, iti or $320 per ayemciee ” PANCY WHOLE SEICKS } (money to keep land out of cultiva-. vil! only he acquired as a reward for . pos amount paid out $49,000,« > LIBBY vs 9 O%. JAR , ‘tion and lending -money-to help the “ffort and efficiency: A reasonable ee eye sige MUSTARD +4 ‘farmers with their debts, and the VForit must be allowed for capital in os paid in wages and salaries PREPARED m ‘State is proposing to add $170,000;Order to obtain it. Labor saving ma-. Bae eee : : LIBBY’ . L000 to those debts in order to proChines do not cause unemployment . _ It is interesting to note that, while PINEAPPLE JUICE 2 ae jvide more water for raising crops. in normal times and they do increase . ahi tcotah ee ches’ 40% less than in e 6 : ree . The best interests of the nation Prosperity by increasing production. . sate Aes cee ee Were, OO ee LBB A DELICIOUS DRINK ‘are served when any business, public Jt is impossible to shift the burden . ieee. This indicates that waaay de, : 9 BEEF Nol 1) CAN? 2 or private, gives the. most service ; of taxes from the ultimate consumer, cee Batt Gah at ity LIBBY § CORNED }for the least money. That is the goal exeept by destroying capital and ings, or capital. . ae HIGH QUALITY—REAL TASTY o be attained by the government, When that is done, it lessens prosBEER BROWN DERBY 14%—1t1 OZ. BOTTL 3 FOR 25c (Plus Deposit) MAYONNAISE BREAD American Youth, . Economy White or Wheat. Sliced Loaf ‘ LB. SIZE Oc . LB. LOAF SESEMEWHITE OR WHEAT 3 NO. 56 CANS (oro : BEST Max-I-Mum Cane NEW NUCOA ** . . OLEOMARGARINE . . MATCHES °**: EGG DYE PACKAGE HIGHWAY PAAS—THE OLD RELIABLE TOMATO SOUP 7* °% °4*s—*4 VAN CAMPS CAKE FLOUR SWANS DOWN BAKING POWDER 2” © =~ CALUMET—DOUBLE ACTING CHOCOLATE 146 LB. CAKE BAKERS PREMIUM COCOANUT 4 OZ. PACKAGE BAKERS SOUTHERN STYLE SPINACH SACRAMENTO BRAND MARASCHINO STYLE QUART peak OY a 2 a ul BV) eet BI Sap peta ce er CHEESE MEDIUM—SNAPPY POUND MACARONI ECONOMY ELBOW CUT BEANS SMALL WHITE STRING BEANS DIAMOND A BRAND NEW CUBE FLAVORED eS ‘a CALIFORNIA FANCY 3 LBS. PACKAGE. (2 0.2tc rs ATRWAY 3 POUNDS 50° EDWARDS DEPENDABLE 2 LBS. 49° FRESH ] ps POUND GUARANTEE 4 GLO COAT POLISH apnea JOHNSONS HARDWOOD FLOOR LIQUID a WALDORF PAPER SOLES TOLLET PAPER Fresh Fruit and Vegetables © ASPARAGUS 3“ 20° . LETTUCE 2 GREEN, TENDER FIRM, LOC ‘AL 1 0° . st eee ORANGES 2 PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—APRIL 12 AND 18 FANCY, TENDER LARGE, JUICY NAVELS Kis ‘FOODS—GOLD MEDAL 49° 29' } and Maple 20° 10° Vag FLOUR SAVEWAY BRAND, SOLD ON A MONEY-BACK mite and fires them, and no one! and, in the case of private management it is to the individual interests of all the officials and employees to phe forth their best efforts to attain ithat goal. This is not the ease with!

Government management, the officials are either fice themselves or are appointed by letective officers the government. 'The officials of a private business are directly responsible to the owners of that particular coneern, while the government officials are responnot sible to all-the people, many of whom are not aware of the fact that the cost of government affects them in any way. Government officials are usually more interested in getting votes and building up a political machine than anything else. AIR MAIL, AN INSTANCE The situation that has developed in the air mail could not possibly oc-. cur under’ private management. In the first place, the official in charge would have been chosen for his out-_ standing ,ability in that particular business, whereas the government official was chosen because he was a leading Democrat and had been of great service in the election campaign. Under private management, if it was found that. contracts had been obtained. by fraud and the contract(Ors were receiving too much money, {damage suits would have been brought, restitution demanded and the guilty parties punished. Few people would hear about it and money beeause elected to ofof ' {would have been saved for the company. Under government management the most important objective was to discredit the previous administration, which was done with the widest publicity, causing a loss of life and hundreds of thousands of dollars, not to mention a epmplate disruption of service. TEST OF PROSPERITY Our prosperity, individually ana , collectively, depends upon the production per capita. Thereis nothing truer in the world than that a man will only put forth his best efforts ,if his reward is directly in proportion to these efforts—that he is working for himself. Let us go back to the gold ine for an illustration. In looking for gold, tunnels, or drifts, 1aS they may be called, must be driven through the rock. Two men work to-' gether for one shift tramming the rock broken by the last blast out of, the shaft, setting up the machine ' drill and drilling the next “round” of holes. On the afternoon shift one, man finishes the drilling, takes down: the drill, loads the holes with dyna. ' ! . i i . ‘duce wealth. 'perity and discourages individual ef‘fort. Lower taxes increases prosperity. Government in general is a consumer of wealth and not a producer, except in so far as it protects wealth from loss, and, by education, increasHERBS Have brought health and happies the eapacity of the people to pro-Our organized but properly to government. Management carry ‘on As essential per business ient is for a large production worker, lessens prosperity. capita, per Personal gain and advancement is th¢z only stimulus to) individual effort and is the key to : niomnenty: The most important of all. -no man can be paid more than he . produces without ‘taking what does! “not belong to him, and it is an important. function of Government to prevent this: PRINCIPLES APPLIED To apply these principles to national recovery suggests the ‘following: Gold mining is the one industry that can be stimulated without dan‘ser of adding to a surplus or glutting ‘the market and the total production of gold mining is added directly to the purchasing power of the nation without the necessity of finding a market for the product. * Stimulate foreign trade by stabilizing the gold value of the dollar and by lowering prices in terms of gold. Recognize the fact that in order to sell goods abroad it is necessary to buy foreign goods. Lower the price level, as both purGovernment is not! { any.’ effic-, management by Government . hess to thousands and we can bring it to you too, Chinese ° A herbs for all ailToCHtes, Office Hovrs:— Daily 4 p. m. to 9 p. m., Saturday & a. In, to & D. m., g. Pamiay Sa, m,. tos. p. m. YEE AND YEE HERB CO. CHINESE HERB SPECIALISTS 121 S Church St. Grass Valley GUARANTEED USED CARS With your MONEY BACK within Thee Days if dissatisfied. (934 Chevrolet Master Coupe $575 1933' Plymouth: Coach: ... $495 1932--Chevrolet Sport Sed. $425 1930 Ford Town Sedan .... $225 1929 Graham 6-Sedan ...:. $195 1929 Chevrolet Bus. Coupe ‘$185 1928 Reo Flying Cloud Sed. $ 95 Fifty others to select from $50.00 to $$750.00. . E. A. BOYD CO. Used Cars Salesroom . 16th & K 18th & K M 2890 C 1616 Sacramento VALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS SPECIALIZING IN MINE AND _ ALL INDUSTRIAL MOTOR . ELECTRIC WORK, MOTOR REWINDING Grass Valley Nevada City A. J. ADAMS, Prop. 210 Commercial Street —PHONES— DANCE ! WALT FLANDERS AND HIS BAND Saturday Nite, April 13, 1935 }RAINBOW NORTHERN CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST AND COOLEST BALLROOM FIVE MILES OUT. AUBURN BLVD.—-SACRAMENTO, : Dancing 9 'THH 3. ANSON WEEKS HERE APRIL 30 GARDENS