April 22, 1929 (6 pages)

E r a MONDAY. APRIL 22. 1929 Se a rt a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance . Outside California, in U. S. .. iri TARTS nascent can cence ren ennceeepecceneeeeeeeecntenmnnbntemntnntencemenes .60 a ao A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby ..... ; Bloicg PP.’ Willorughabyy nn ccoanaesccccncssenecceeennceesnenessneeene settee AUBURN TRACK MEET . COMMERCIAL RESULTS : April 13, The . $2.00 On Saturday, Nevada representatives of Nevada City high school sent an “a” and . City high school returned from the “B” track team to Auburn to repcommercial contest at Marysville resent our school in the Sierra with honors. » Kathlyn Greenway won a silver pin ,by taking second place in the shorthand contest with an accuracy Foothill Interscholastic Field Day. . The “A” team was composed of Milton Masters, Elbridge Skeahan George Noyes, Edgar Davies andj! ninety-eight per cent. Byron Janes. The “B” team was Vera Toccalini won honorable composed of Bob Beegel, Addison mention by taking fourth place in beth shorthand and typing contests. Other ‘participants who representJanes and Bob ‘Polglase. The Nevada City “B’’ team made four points’ and the “A” team, one point. The, ed our school were, Grace Towle, boys taking prizes were, Elbridge Alberta Baker, Geraldine Larsen, Skeahan, Addison Janes and -Bob Bernice Eden. Polglase. Skeahan won one point; Janes, two and Polglase, point CIVIC CLUB MEETING ee JOKES Gertrude—‘‘Poor Otto, the poet, killed himself’. Miss Hoffman—‘‘How did happen?” . The civics club held a meeting at 3:20 o’clock Monday, April 15. The meeting was held to discuss the picnie which was held Tuesday, April 16, as one of the social events that of the year. Bob—“‘I think Gertrude—‘“He dashed off what) Mary is oo a he thought was blank verse, put . the Bieet level headed girls I it turned out to be loaded’. know John— ‘So do I. how flat her head I just noticed really is’’. Tom—‘‘Busy? No’’. Lynn—‘‘¥ou busy? No’”’. Tom—‘‘Well, , let’s then’’. i i Mr. go to class. and Mrs. H. W. Robinson have as a guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpartick of Middleton, Ohio. Subseribe for. The Nugget. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pritz are vis. iting relatives in Oakland. . Ore and Bullion ) Purchased Licens™. by State of California Established 17 WILDBERG *;ROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Flint: South San Francisco 5 Sl ssurance. SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID Valvi When you utilize our service, you , may be assured of the utmost and. the most modern appointments in every particular. We are proud of, ~ the service we have rendered this: 17 Powell Street at Market community in years past and we . TH!s CENTRAL intend te merit your patronage. . DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportaat convciience to you } THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sueramento St., Nevada City) Telephone 203. . 158 South Auburn St., Grass Valley . Telephone 56 This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE. < T.E-FSRROW W.-M. SELL. Jr, REPAINT AND REPAIR YOJR HOME IN YOUR ~ SPRING CLEAN 'NG Consult NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING and for FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WE WANT TO HELP IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF BOTH TOWNS — os er + ‘* Spedordedenterestestete ek et te te he he ete ee the ete tet est tieteioioiok he ste ste she se ste the te tte ee + 2 & oe SD DD he De Be Be ie. , teh tePatsh. apaesebe sp fetes tee these cecteeiesteceiite daft eibetehesitetesteteatesi tetesteteesh ees ees PE Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under State Supervision NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND “LOAN ASSOCEATION Nevada City Grass Valley. festa he Mastesh 1 SS THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Se nan oad THE STAFF MEMBERS Editor. ..;.225 Thelma_ Boreham Senior Reporter . Dorothy Watters Junior Reporter .. Bobby Polglase Sophomore Reporter . Lois Eden Freshmen Reporter . Teresa Alaria EDITORIAL: The civics club of the Nevada City high school is an organization which deserves considerable mention. Mr. Kjorlie, our history teacher, organized this club in his eviies classes early in the year. The pupils take great interest in their organization and put forth their greatest efforts to do as much for the school as possible. We are thankful that such an organization because it really has done a great deal for us. On Washington's birthday it entertained the student body with a program, and presented the sehool with a new flag. Their latest interest is that of planting flower: and’ shrubs around the school buildBesides being a benefit to the school they have. benefitted themselves by giving picnics which have given them an opportunity togain social, as well as civic advantages When freshmen enter the high school they seem to be neglected by all upper classmen. This year Mr. Kjorlie, by the organization of the civics.club has’ given the freshmen every advantage to learn school eustoms and cultivaté school spirit, as well as make them feel that they are a part of the student body. CIVICS CLUB PICNIC The Civics Club had a picnic at Memorial Park on Tuesday evening, April 16. The, members played tennis and other games until dark, when a picnic supper was served. They closed the evening by attending the performance at the Strand Theater at Grass Valley. JUNIOR NOTES On Monday, April 15, the. juniors held a meeting in Mr. room to discuss the Junior Prom. The following committees have been 3elected: decoration Dorothy Tamblyn, Vivian Cerro, Thelma Boreham, Holden Pierce and Bob Polglase; advertising committee, Grace Towle, Elizabeth Godfrey, and Addison Janes. It was voted that Mr. Kjorlie write for samples of dance programs. Tickets for the Junior Prom, which will be. held on-April 26, may be obtained from any of the juniors. The juniors are -working very hard to make this dance the “biggest ever’’. SENIOR GIRLS MEET we have in our school The at:-12°50 Miss HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited by the Students of NCE S. Kjoriie’s }* committee, . ° SENIOR FARCE The senior farce “Applesauce” is progressing quite rapidly. The cast is now rehearsing the second act under the direction of Miss Taylor. The seniors are practicing every day and are planning to. .make their senior farce a very successful affair. , WISS WHELAN RETURNS Son ~-of-Sunkist—and Victrolia, Heir apparent to, the Mazda Of the tribe of Coca-Cola, Through the Shredded Wheat they wandered. “Oh, my little Wrigley Chicklet”’, Were the fairy words of Postum. “No Pyrene can quench the fire, Nor any aspirin. still the heartache, Oh, my Presto-lite desire, Let us marry, little Djer JOKES SetHeininininiein ? ras —_———__ “ Mr. Pedersen—‘Bill, . you may ly give me a sentence using the word % ‘banquets’ ’” e Bill—‘‘When the band quits, we * will have some music.” * = f <> 4 sXe ey * 'Melba——‘‘So you don’t like dancing?”’ : cy Srnie—‘‘No, it’s nothing but hug* Ernie—‘‘No, it’s nothing but h + ging set to music’. * Melba—‘‘Well,, .what don’t you. % like about that?” * Ernie—‘‘The music’”’. % . %, Marie—‘‘Doesn’t it give you a : luxurious feeling to lie in bed and ees ring for your maid?”’ 63 Miriam—‘‘Why, have you a maid 43 $ now?”’ + ee st ee Marie—‘‘No, but I have a bell”. . Byron—‘Why didn’t you answer 'my letter?” : Hielen—‘“I didn’t get it’. “Gh etestesfesteatestetateteot Sete teste lene Se Leto ele Srisieslesfealerh slesleele te, RR ce a aa oe ae ee AiHlobeinieieinieieinieieieininieining Ce ae % “S e SHivieieieies ee JONTEEL HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME No line of toilet goods*has ever surpassed JONTEEL in maintaining such popularity for so many years. are harmless to the skin and contain only the purest ingredients. -JONTEEL Face Powder with the old crea mbace adheres perfectly and smoothly. in all kinds of weaher. : JONTEEL Cold or Vanishing Creams . . x : The students of.the Nevada City high school are all very glad to have Miss Whelan back to school = again. She has been in the Nevada ¢ City Sanitarium, with the flu. , * = * JONTEEL Talcum has a host of uses . AD VERTISA * The coftness and delicate odor make * ee eit delightful. to everyone. : On the. shores of Cuti-cura, ° 1% [—By the sparkling Pluto water, Be Dwelt the prophylactic chicklet, * z Danderine, Fair Buick’s daughter. % ka She was loved by Instant Pos-. 4 R ki HARRIS tum, : = 5 py a Reralt nese sfestestesfeafeoteoteniesleaeoteoteofesfeaferrealeolesteos ole ole olefenbeseage he gee nde fee shee se shee he essere ater aes The Store geiiote Ae eehe testecgedosteodetoteteteteod: Deetestectetestesteotetesteatertectectefeatestesteotectaetesteny deatestontlzeateopet stespatestens ‘ ? es oe Sate stest feteqes reat! toh eae 3, oe Se Sic ak oe Sc ole he ? ras THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most com‘plete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices that are resaonable. Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular product. Just give us a trial. Dhone Number One M restos) fefesferqeferieqeriery SHiieieieinivinies Hiiey 2, oS ee We Deliver 2, Ss te ed Roa es a 5 gale te aot le le Tee oleate elena ate te ote ate te eats ve ote raf rteate te te te teats ate Te ete ate te te cle cesta stent l ete *¢ } Byron—“You didn’t get it?” . eS 5 ae 5 —— ws tan me oe . Helen—‘“No, and liké~ some of the ins it! I didn’t things you said besides, Milton-—‘‘Pat, in‘*the moonlight, cur teeth are like. pearls’’. l Pat—‘“‘And by thé way, when . were you out with Pearl?” Mrs-Frensee “Why do you sign x a All Kinds of Electrical and Radio Work Anything Mechanical Local Agent for Scott and Fetzer Sanatation System Also Non-Electric Sweeper ED ADDINGAON P. O. Box 183 Nevada City concentrated extract of the most wholeso produces. many and varied. It dealers everywhere. ‘Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup:is a highly Its uses for food products are ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST. LOUIS senior -girls held a meeting . YUF hanie, W. W. W. William R. o’clock. Wednesday Ap-. @Ur Hetne, W.oW.oW. William > RS — — ril 17, for the purpose “of deciding t. R. Rector?”’ .* ' ee ee SS eee Tick kta cf duce uoy wend . BAI “1 wad’ baptised by a statSACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE wear at the ‘graduation program. cing minister and he gave me Lv. Nevada City. 7:40 A.M. 11:30 A.M. °3:15 P.M. *6:30 P.M They ‘decided to wear white sport. . bet name”. Ly. Grass Valley. 7:55 AM. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 PM. *6:45 P.M. Aicaash “ned SEI abe aboee.: oe Ar. oe oo 10:40 A.M. 2:30: P:M 6515: BOM. "9230. PM. en ; Ar. San Francisco, 12:15 P.M? 2:15 P.M 5:55 P.M ————_ Mrs. Haroid George and Mrs. Ly. San Francisco 9:00-A.M.‘11:20 A.M. 1:20 P —. wage Taylor (in sociology)—‘I. teorge Van Duzer spent. Wednesday. L¥Sacramento. 8:00 /A.M. © 11:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. *6:45 P.M was once in an insance asylum”’. n Sacramento.: an hoe -10:45. A.M., 1:45 P.M. 6:45 P.M. *9:30 P.M. . : peed ea ig evade. City vese dL O00. AM: 2:00 P.M. ‘6:00 P.M. *9:45 P.M. — nei (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. pee oe = a a mem of finest barley—one me cereals the earth is sold by grocers and Ask for it by name. Flosiing hotels de Rooms with private bath SINGLE OR ENSUITE Unsurpassed dining service pecial adyontages for automobile parti fom Take your Ausomobie Sa ns Barley-Mait Syrup) =. . . <2" "Ss Foot or M STREET a te a aes

E r a MONDAY. APRIL 22. 1929 Se a rt a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET Published weekly on Mondays at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, any address in California, in advance .. Outside California, in U. S. ... iri TARTS nascent can cence ren ennceeepecceneeeeeeeecntenmnnbntemntnntencemenes .60 a ao A Legal Newspaper of General Circulation for Nevada City and Nevada County, as defined by legal statute. Printed and published at Nevada City. Arthur A. Willoughby ......... ; Bloicg PP.’ Willorughabyy nn ccoanaesccccncssenecceeennceesnenessneeene settee AUBURN TRACK MEET . COMMERCIAL RESULTS : April 13, The .. $2.00 On Saturday, Nevada representatives of Nevada City high school sent an “a” and . City high school returned from the “B” track team to Auburn to repcommercial contest at Marysville resent our school in the Sierra with honors. » Kathlyn Greenway won a silver pin ,by taking second place in the shorthand contest with an accuracy Foothill Interscholastic Field Day. . The “A” team was composed of Milton Masters, Elbridge Skeahan George Noyes, Edgar Davies andj! ninety-eight per cent. Byron Janes. The “B” team was Vera Toccalini won honorable composed of Bob Beegel, Addison mention by taking fourth place in beth shorthand and typing contests. Other ‘participants who representJanes and Bob ‘Polglase. The Nevada City “B’’ team made four points’ and the “A” team, one point. The, ed our school were, Grace Towle, boys taking prizes were, Elbridge Alberta Baker, Geraldine Larsen, Skeahan, Addison Janes and -Bob Bernice Eden. Polglase. Skeahan won one point; Janes, two and Polglase, point CIVIC CLUB MEETING ee JOKES Gertrude—‘‘Poor Otto, the poet, killed himself’. Miss Hoffman—‘‘How did happen?” . The civics club held a meeting at 3:20 o’clock Monday, April 15. The meeting was held to discuss the picnie which was held Tuesday, April 16, as one of the social events that of the year. Bob—“‘I think Gertrude—‘“He dashed off what) Mary is oo a he thought was blank verse, put . the Bieet level headed girls I it turned out to be loaded’. know John— ‘So do I. how flat her head I just noticed really is’’. Tom—‘‘Busy? No’’. Lynn—‘‘¥ou busy? No’”’. Tom—‘‘Well, , let’s then’’. i i Mr. go to class. and Mrs. H. W. Robinson have as a guest, Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpartick of Middleton, Ohio. Subseribe for. The Nugget. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pritz are vis. iting relatives in Oakland. . Ore and Bullion ) Purchased Licens™. by State of California Established 17 WILDBERG *;ROS. SMELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Flint: South San Francisco 5 Sl ssurance. SAN FRANCISCO HOTEL to $3.00 A SPLENDID Valvi When you utilize our service, you , may be assured of the utmost and. the most modern appointments in every particular. We are proud of, ~ the service we have rendered this: 17 Powell Street at Market community in years past and we . TH!s CENTRAL intend te merit your patronage. . DOWNTOWN LOCATION animportaat convciience to you } THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME 246 Sueramento St., Nevada City) Telephone 203. . 158 South Auburn St., Grass Valley . Telephone 56 This coupon entitles holder to FREE Yellow Taxi—depot to Turpin Hotel. FREE GARAGE. < T.E-FSRROW W.-M. SELL. Jr, REPAINT AND REPAIR YOJR HOME IN YOUR ~ SPRING CLEAN 'NG Consult NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING and for FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE WE WANT TO HELP IMPROVE THE APPEARANCE OF BOTH TOWNS — os er + ‘* Spedordedenterestestete ek et te te he he ete ee the ete tet est tieteioioiok he ste ste she se ste the te tte ee + 2 & oe SD DD he De Be Be ie. , teh tePatsh. apaesebe sp fetes tee these cecteeiesteceiite daft eibetehesitetesteteatesi tetesteteesh ees ees PE Nevada City Office, Telephone N. C. 166. Grass Valley Office, N. I. DBldg. Telephone G. V. 35. Under State Supervision NEVADA COUNTY BUILDING AND “LOAN ASSOCEATION Nevada City Grass Valley. festa he Mastesh 1 SS THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA Se nan oad THE STAFF MEMBERS Editor. ....;.225 Thelma_ Boreham Senior Reporter .. Dorothy Watters Junior Reporter ... Bobby Polglase Sophomore Reporter . Lois Eden Freshmen Reporter . Teresa Alaria EDITORIAL: The civics club of the Nevada City high school is an organization which deserves considerable mention. Mr. Kjorlie, our history teacher, organized this club in his eviies classes early in the year. The pupils take great interest in their organization and put forth their greatest efforts to do as much for the school as possible. We are thankful that such an organization because it really has done a great deal for us. On Washington's birthday it entertained the student body with a program, and presented the sehool with a new flag. Their latest interest is that of planting flower: and’ shrubs around the school buildBesides being a benefit to the school they have. benefitted themselves by giving picnics which have given them an opportunity togain social, as well as civic advantages When freshmen enter the high school they seem to be neglected by all upper classmen. This year Mr. Kjorlie, by the organization of the civics.club has’ given the freshmen every advantage to learn school eustoms and cultivaté school spirit, as well as make them feel that they are a part of the student body. CIVICS CLUB PICNIC The Civics Club had a picnic at Memorial Park on Tuesday evening, April 16. The, members played tennis and other games until dark, when a picnic supper was served. They closed the evening by attending the performance at the Strand Theater at Grass Valley. JUNIOR NOTES On Monday, April 15, the. juniors held a meeting in Mr. room to discuss the Junior Prom. The following committees have been 3elected: decoration Dorothy Tamblyn, Vivian Cerro, Thelma Boreham, Holden Pierce and Bob Polglase; advertising committee, Grace Towle, Elizabeth Godfrey, and Addison Janes. It was voted that Mr. Kjorlie write for samples of dance programs. Tickets for the Junior Prom, which will be. held on-April 26, may be obtained from any of the juniors. The juniors are -working very hard to make this dance the “biggest ever’’. SENIOR GIRLS MEET we have in our school The

at:-12°50 Miss HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Edited by the Students of NCE S. Kjoriie’s }* committee, . ° SENIOR FARCE The senior farce “Applesauce” is progressing quite rapidly. The cast is now rehearsing the second act under the direction of Miss Taylor. The seniors are practicing every day and are planning to. .make their senior farce a very successful affair. , WISS WHELAN RETURNS Son ~-of-Sunkist—and Victrolia, Heir apparent to, the Mazda Of the tribe of Coca-Cola, Through the Shredded Wheat they wandered. “Oh, my little Wrigley Chicklet”’, Were the fairy words of Postum. “No Pyrene can quench the fire, Nor any aspirin. still the heartache, Oh, my Presto-lite desire, Let us marry, little Djer JOKES SetHeininininiein ? ras —_———__ “ Mr. Pedersen—‘Bill, . you may ly give me a sentence using the word % ‘banquets’ ’” e Bill—‘‘When the band quits, we * will have some music.” * = f <> 4 sXe ey * 'Melba——‘‘So you don’t like dancing?”’ : cy Srnie—‘‘No, it’s nothing but hug* Ernie—‘‘No, it’s nothing but h + ging set to music’. * Melba—‘‘Well,, .what don’t you. % like about that?” * Ernie—‘‘The music’”’. % . %, Marie—‘‘Doesn’t it give you a : luxurious feeling to lie in bed and ees ring for your maid?”’ 63 Miriam—‘‘Why, have you a maid 43 $ now?”’ + ee st ee Marie—‘‘No, but I have a bell”. . Byron—‘Why didn’t you answer 'my letter?” : Hielen—‘“I didn’t get it’. “Gh etestesfesteatestetateteot Sete teste lene Se Leto ele Srisieslesfealerh slesleele te, RR ce a aa oe ae ee AiHlobeinieieinieieinieieieininieining Ce ae % “S e SHivieieieies ee JONTEEL HAS STOOD THE TEST OF TIME No line of toilet goods*has ever surpassed JONTEEL in maintaining such popularity for so many years. are harmless to the skin and contain only the purest ingredients. -JONTEEL Face Powder with the old crea mbace adheres perfectly and smoothly. in all kinds of weaher. : JONTEEL Cold or Vanishing Creams . . x : The students of.the Nevada City high school are all very glad to have Miss Whelan back to school = again. She has been in the Nevada ¢ City Sanitarium, with the flu. , * = * JONTEEL Talcum has a host of uses . AD VERTISA * The coftness and delicate odor make * ee eit delightful. to everyone. : On the. shores of Cuti-cura, ° 1% [—By the sparkling Pluto water, Be Dwelt the prophylactic chicklet, * z Danderine, Fair Buick’s daughter. % ka She was loved by Instant Pos-. 4 R ki HARRIS tum, : = 5 py a Reralt nese sfestestesfeafeoteoteniesleaeoteoteofesfeaferrealeolesteos ole ole olefenbeseage he gee nde fee shee se shee he essere ater aes The Store geiiote Ae eehe testecgedosteodetoteteteteod: Deetestectetestesteotetesteatertectectefeatestesteotectaetesteny deatestontlzeateopet stespatestens ‘ ? es oe Sate stest feteqes reat! toh eae 3, oe Se Sic ak oe Sc ole he ? ras THE GROCERY STORE WHERE COURTESY AND SERVICE PREVAIL But not only that—we have the largest, most com‘plete stock of pure, fresh groceries in town at prices that are resaonable. Trade with us and you will always get real VALUE! We have anything you may require in the line of foodstuffs—and always the BEST of any particular product. Just give us a trial. Dhone Number One M restos) fefesferqeferieqeriery SHiieieieinivinies Hiiey 2, oS ee We Deliver 2, Ss te ed Roa es a 5 gale te aot le le Tee oleate elena ate te ote ate te eats ve ote raf rteate te te te teats ate Te ete ate te te cle cesta stent l ete *¢ } Byron—“You didn’t get it?” . eS 5 ae 5 —— ws tan me oe . Helen—‘“No, and liké~ some of the ins it! I didn’t things you said besides, Milton-—‘‘Pat, in‘*the moonlight, cur teeth are like. pearls’’. l Pat—‘“‘And by thé way, when . were you out with Pearl?” Mrs-Frensee “Why do you sign x a All Kinds of Electrical and Radio Work Anything Mechanical Local Agent for Scott and Fetzer Sanatation System Also Non-Electric Sweeper ED ADDINGAON P. O. Box 183 Nevada City concentrated extract of the most wholeso produces. many and varied. It dealers everywhere. ‘Budweiser Barley-Malt Syrup:is a highly Its uses for food products are ANHEUSER-BUSCH — ST. LOUIS senior -girls held a meeting . YUF hanie, W. W. W. William R. o’clock. Wednesday Ap-. @Ur Hetne, W.oW.oW. William > RS — — ril 17, for the purpose “of deciding t. R. Rector?”’ .* ' ee ee SS eee Tick kta cf duce uoy wend . BAI “1 wad’ baptised by a statSACRAMENTO AUBURN NEVADA CITY STAGE wear at the ‘graduation program. cing minister and he gave me Lv. Nevada City.. 7:40 A.M. 11:30 A.M. °3:15 P.M. *6:30 P.M They ‘decided to wear white sport. . bet name”. Ly. Grass Valley.. 7:55 AM. 11:45 A.M. 3:30 PM. *6:45 P.M. Aicaash “ned SEI abe aboee.: oe Ar. oe oo 10:40 A.M. 2:30: P:M 6515: BOM.. "9230. PM. en ; Ar. San Francisco, 12:15 P.M? 2:15 P.M 5:55 P.M ————_ Mrs. Haroid George and Mrs. Ly. San Francisco 9:00-A.M.‘11:20 A.M. 1:20 P —. wage Taylor (in sociology)—‘I. teorge Van Duzer spent. Wednesday. L¥Sacramento.. 8:00 /A.M. © 11:00 A.M. 3:00 P.M. *6:45 P.M was once in an insance asylum”’. n Sacramento.: an hoe -10:45. A.M., 1:45 P.M. 6:45 P.M. *9:30 P.M. . : peed ea ig evade. City vese dL O00. AM: 2:00 P.M. ‘6:00 P.M. *9:45 P.M. — nei (*) Sunday only. All other schedules daily. pee oe = a a mem of finest barley—one me cereals the earth is sold by grocers and Ask for it by name. Flosiing hotels de Rooms with private bath SINGLE OR ENSUITE Unsurpassed dining service pecial adyontages for automobile parti fom Take your Ausomobie Sa ns Barley-Mait Syrup) =. . . <2" "Ss Foot or M STREET a te a aes