April 28, 1939 (6 pages)

NG: SCHOOL . NOTES By JEAN MARTZ The jury ieacing the evidence ig? the trial of Herbert Cowles, accused. # murdering his father recently at will travel to Auburn, to “play tenthe family home in Indian Fiat, fail 7/8 asainst members of the. Placer ed to agree late Wednesday night, regis Pitts a ie eek sete tote é a Judge George L. Jones dismissnumber of years that Nevada City tie jury. It is reported that the has had tennis matches with other <y stood 11 to 1 for conviction. schools, Playing in the first singles . During the trial evidence was introposition is Eddie Doolittle, with Max duced to throw doubt upon the cirRuth in second singles position. The: & umstances under which the elder top team in doubles is comprised of tGowids reéelved his.injuries’ TestiBOO Mitchell and Kirk Martin. SecMiony ‘also indicated that Both the ©24 doubles players are Bel Covel, Sather’ Giiaries Cowles and the son 28° Neal. ‘These positions have had been drinking heavily before the 1 occurred on the night ‘of larch 15 regarding the whereabouts , GIRLS TENNIS ot a hound, used for hunting coons.; dite at Mice ccusal ate ein: ‘District ‘Attorney Stoll prosecuted the .__ oe ies the eae tennis ionraaroe ied te. dete Scnegany uae ment. Alice Norton, athletics manaa ae ee "; ager states that there have not been !as many sign up as yet, as entered HI P. DAVIS’ BROTHER SUCCUMBS the ‘fall tournament, but more are exns —-— ‘pected to enter soon. Tennis is one HH. P. Davis mining man of Nevada of the} most popular Sports at the City has received the sad news of the high school, death of his brother, Albert Gou'd ; Davis, formerly vice president of the A number of the C. S. F. memGeneral Electric Company and for bers from Nevada City high school On Saturday a-number of boys tennis tournament. been gained through play offs of the’! NEVADA CITY. . Soctal Events . B! Banner Mt. Aoxiliary Installs Officers . Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary installed officers ata joint ' service with the post Friday even‘ing. Officers for the coming term are Mrs. Minnie Young,. president; Mrs. Jessie Costa, Sr. vice; Mrs. ‘Nance James, Jr, vice; Mrs. Margaret Tonella, chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Wel!don, secretary; Mrs. Helen Keifer, . treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Kistle, con!ductress; iMrs. L. Larabee, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Blanche Williams, dhistorian and (Mrs. Agnes Hoskins, . guard, Mrs. Blanche Williams acted as installing officer for the auxiliary while Earl Raymond was in. stalling officer for the post. A banquet was enjoyed after the meeting. —— — ian arrB FUNI Birthday Party for Mrs. Nellie Wade . Mrs. Nellie Wade the mother of Mrs. Ray Wilde of this city, celebrated her 70th birthday anniversary at} Downieville on April 20. The event was the occasion for a surprise afternoon tea party given at the home of Mrs. Joe Fink: Games were enjoyed and during the afternoon Mrs. Wade was presented with a sheaf of letters and poems, “Congratulations’’ mation is greatly. mistaken. ‘SWASTIKAFLAG; Mr. and thine. Lester’ Land of Nevada City, Sam Dickey, Sierraville, REPORT REFUTED and Harry Russell of Avery, motora ed to Sacramento yesterday and atNOTE: The follow following Istter’ refuting -a_ Japanese-Swistika-Nazi . story appearing in the Nugget is self explanatory, and the editor of this newspaper is glad to make ‘amends by publishing it. ) tee eis tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Land, wife of Ranger Francis (Pete) Land of Sierraville. Mrs. Land was the sister of Mr. Russell also. Among Tahoe natfonal forest staff officers Sacramento yesterday were SuperAuburn, California visor. DeWitt Nelson, C. M. Gwin, E. April 22, 1939.' Mr. H. M. Leete : Nevada City Nugget. Dear (Mr. Leete: In regards to your article in the April 17th edition of the Nugget, about the Japanese marching under. visitor yesterday and stated that the swastika flag of the Nazi, I wish. with his. brother, he had started a to say that the source of your infor-. new tunnel on their property, the} The. Kennebec Consolidated, near Lake . . party that alleged to have seen ‘“‘Ja-. City. The new tunnel will be 200 panese marching ‘with swastika flag}feet above the Yuba river. It is fol. : smith and E, M. Stone, KENNEBEC CONSOLIDATED MINE Herbert Painé was a Nevada City and giving the Nazi salute’ merely. lowing along the three foot ore body saw the Buddhist symibol ‘hanging in. /in fairly good ooking ore. Mr. front of the Buddhist temple in Au-. Paine stated samples panned showed ‘burn. The ‘marching, saluting and--<rse-gold. The new tunnel is 700 feet the swastika flag’ is q story made. below the old workings and when up to emphasize the incident. completed a raise will be driven to The Buddhist symbol is just the. /contact the tunnel on the higher opposite of the Nazi swastika. level. Paine Brothers have done a You may note that the Buddhist; lot of development on the property. symbol designates a‘radiating design. Rich finds of gold were made in the of the letter ‘‘L’’. These Us are known . Shallow workings in early days. from Nevada City aittending the fu-' neral of the late Mrs, Peter Land in’ L. Baxter, Leland Smith, B. C. ie, Plection of Directors of ithe Board of Education Nevada City T School’ District, April 29, 1989. MILES D. COUGHLIN Candidate for office of School Director Nevada City school district. HOWARD PENROSE Candidate for office of School Director Nevada City school district. We oP a Excellent SANLPED FOOT AIDS Corn and Bunion Pads Corn Solvent Foot Powder These new _ scientific foot comfort aids are sold on a money back guaran. tee and only at: your Rex-,. all Store. © ‘We also feature Dr. Matchetts and Schools Foot Remedies. R. E. HARRIS THE ; DRUG STORE 100 : Junior Business Builders Store ‘two years counsel for the Radio Cor‘will: travel to Stockton on Saturday composed by all the pupils of. the poration of Nevada City. The death for the annual spring conference. A elonientarys shock. to. whom he bay occurred in New York City on Tuesnew constitution will be voted on and) .4g.-eq herself while serving ip day. 2 . officers for next years term will be the capacity of janitress dae the past , Slected. Any other. mistness. pertain: forty years. Delicious) refreshments TEST Ang to the C, 8. F. will be tee [Were served at the close of the afterto. The following will attenr: no and everyon d ~ NOTICE Mitchell, Betty Krough, Patricia on _ af iosraae : ~ isk Ce Peieists beanaed a parting wish to Mrs. Wade for many +. We would appreciate having Seabee ds gast, . happy returns of the day. Those all persons-call at the A. Hartung . Norton, Margaret Norton, Jean Martz iewent. were: Mabdaimen R 4 store for repair work left either . and the advisor Miss Rector. Mrs. Smith. r fase s Boe M. ‘before or since Mr. Hartung’s i i rivine phen Sastre z : c s Mitchell is driving one car and Miss Reed, (C. Cahoon, H. Frye, J. Kirvin, ELS H. RICHARDS spigitien oie ae G. Cater, N. Cratfon, A. Chureh, k. Six boys and’ girls from Nevada. Thomas. G. Jorgensen, F. Dawson. C. Thompson, H. Hames, C. HutchSE insen, A. Holzwarth; Miss Alba Cox R J B F. Cc 3 fj/and the hostess; Mrs, Fink. R. J. ennetts and J. olley 7 INCUMBENTS R. L. Bigelow, former supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, was with a party of forest service officials who attneded the funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Land in Sacramento yesterday afternoon. Candidates for School Trustees ELECTION, APRIL 29, 1939 Will Provide Transportation to Voters by Phoning Pity high eehool will alvend an “Old: 20 or 82 ‘ er Girls’, Older Boys’’ conference it ae Truckee on Saturday. They will disBETWEEN 1 P. M. AND 6 P. M. cuss youth problems. today and. try the ‘first conference of this type ever to be held in ‘Northern California, although the ‘boys and girls each have had their separate conferences his year. Those attending from Nevada City are Georgia Glennon, Virginia Carney and Jane Bennett, John Mus¢ardini, Oscar Ingstrom and David McCraney. evada Theatre FRIDAY Topper’s in trouTOPPER TAKES A TRIP »::.,.°°<: plasm is rioting in this hilarious Thorne Smith sequel with its gay goings-on. Constance Bennett, and Roland’ Young are starring. SATURDAY THE DUKE OF WEST POINTYouth and springtime at the nation’s great military school, Flirtation Walk, the rivalry of 2,000 young men for the smile of a bonny En lass. And Jackié Cooper in NEWSBOYS HOME. SUNDAY A picturization . of THE LITTLE PRINCESS o>: tasy”’, with Shirley Temple playing the title role. It is a story of the daughter of a soldier in the Boer War. SENIOR BALL CHAIRMEN The icommittee chairmen for the senior ball have been appointed. by President Bill Joyal as follows: Music committee, John Mus¢ardini; food committee, Alice Norton; ‘program committee, Doreen Foreman and decoration committee, Jean Martz. Several of the committees have held meetings already to start plans. The deceration committee has decided upon the theme, but it is to be kept secret as long as possible. ‘ cAnnouncement Harold Hartung, as of May 1, has taken over the store and jewelory business of his uncle, the late A. Hartung, at 306 Broad Street, Nevada City. The business will be conducted in conjunction with Hartung’s Jewelry Store in Grass Valley. The same expert service and first quality merchandise that has marked the growth of Hartung’s in Grass Valley will. be available to Nevada City patrons. The store will be remodeled ‘and renovated, and a new front and up-to-date display windows installed. ne ‘The patronage of old ‘friends ani new is cordially invited. to smooth some of them out. This is} go Tuesday. From him it was learn: sheen in the family.for about-two gen. : a dew days but soon iclosed down. . Night on Tuesday evening May 2. + ‘officers of Evangeline Chapter were . jin'a party that as the Four Ls of Buddhism; constituting Love, Light, Life and-Labor. : ae Little misunderstanding such as this may do great damage in creating indignation and hatred hetween the two great nations of the Pacific. I will appreciate it a great deal if you would clarify the misunderstanding by entering an article to this effect in some near sire pit of the Nugget. My attention was called to this article ‘by Mr. Crabbe, jourialism instructor at the Placer J. C., where I attend. It is the common practice of the large city papers. to enter atrocious stories on front page and later enter a 1-inch article of tcorrection or truth on ‘‘page 4.” ‘Hoping that such is not the case with you, I am, Yours very truly,JOHN W TSUDA. SIERRA CO. MINE NEWS Ross F. Taylor, Sierra county mining engineer, was a Nevada City vised that with the opening of spring several mine properties have reopened and hydraulic operations are under way at some gravel mines. He stated the season is six weeks too far advanced due to Jack of. rains. A monitor is being used by HE. A. McKenna on the Wehrle jproperty at Howland Flat. He will get out some gravel before water gets too low. This mine is near Downieville. Henness Rolls is operating the Riverside gravel mine near Downieville. Water is being taken from Jim Crow canyon and there is a good supply for an excellent season of hydraulic operations. The Reed. Mining Company is operating the Pride ‘Mine near Sierra City. While it will ‘be a short season of water due to lack of rainfall the company has done a great deal of development work. Water is being taken from Deer Creek which is usually a good stream ifor mine operations. Lewis F. Johnson has started work on the Caledonia property ‘which ‘is din the St. Louis district not far from Downieville. This is an old property and holds good promise of making a rich gold producer. DEPOT. HOLL The Depot ‘Hill mine near Campstonville . operated by Ered Joubert . bas. had the. shortest, hydraulic seagon they ever had, This property has erations. He opened up and operated WEEDS ‘POINT GRAVEL The ‘Channel Mining company has practically completed plans for ex-. tensive hydraulic operations on their Weeds Point gravel mine near Camptonville. Considerable cemented grav.e] has been broken up by blasting and a good flow of water is reported to (be available. W. A. Fox of San Francisco is president of the company and J, A. Cassano is superintendent. EASTERN STAR NOTES ‘Evangeline ‘Chapter, 0. B. 8. is preparing’ for Matrons and Patrons Mr. and Mrs. E, Peterson and Mrs. Alice Davies attended a meeting of Bethany Chapter in Colfax Monday evening. Bethany Chapter is preparing for a big anniversary on May 9. ‘Next ‘Monday evening Aurora Chapter of Grass Valley is holding elective officers ngiht. Mrs. Doris Foley and Mrs, Margaret Bosworth, ded an seie Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Ful _ler Paints. These special prices will NOT. be repeated. this yoor. HOUSE” PAINT . “i 8 Fuller Pure Prepared. For a beautiful Protecting “all.over” job. For two weeks, Price slashed tO. 6 92s quart 55: PINT va Be 97. TH ROUGH PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, spe‘cially reduced to. aot ‘alten 03. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weather-protect frontdoors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings or two weeks at.

NG: SCHOOL . NOTES By JEAN MARTZ The jury ieacing the evidence ig? the trial of Herbert Cowles, accused. # murdering his father recently at will travel to Auburn, to “play tenthe family home in Indian Fiat, fail 7/8 asainst members of the. Placer ed to agree late Wednesday night, regis Pitts a ie eek sete tote é a Judge George L. Jones dismissnumber of years that Nevada City tie jury. It is reported that the has had tennis matches with other <y stood 11 to 1 for conviction. schools, Playing in the first singles . During the trial evidence was introposition is Eddie Doolittle, with Max duced to throw doubt upon the cirRuth in second singles position. The: & umstances under which the elder top team in doubles is comprised of tGowids reéelved his.injuries’ TestiBOO Mitchell and Kirk Martin. SecMiony ‘also indicated that Both the ©24 doubles players are Bel Covel, Sather’ Giiaries Cowles and the son 28° Neal. ‘These positions have had been drinking heavily before the 1 occurred on the night ‘of larch 15 regarding the whereabouts , GIRLS TENNIS ot a hound, used for hunting coons.; dite at Mice ccusal ate ein: ‘District ‘Attorney Stoll prosecuted the .__ oe ies the eae tennis ionraaroe ied te. dete Scnegany uae ment. Alice Norton, athletics manaa ae ee "; ager states that there have not been !as many sign up as yet, as entered HI P. DAVIS’ BROTHER SUCCUMBS the ‘fall tournament, but more are exns —-— ‘pected to enter soon. Tennis is one HH. P. Davis mining man of Nevada of the} most popular Sports at the City has received the sad news of the high school, death of his brother, Albert Gou'd ; Davis, formerly vice president of the A number of the C. S. F. memGeneral Electric Company and for bers from Nevada City high school On Saturday a-number of boys tennis tournament. been gained through play offs of the’! NEVADA CITY. . Soctal Events . B! Banner Mt. Aoxiliary Installs Officers . Banner Mt. Post, V. F. W., Auxiliary installed officers ata joint ' service with the post Friday even‘ing. Officers for the coming term are Mrs. Minnie Young,. president; Mrs. Jessie Costa, Sr. vice; Mrs. ‘Nance James, Jr, vice; Mrs. Margaret Tonella, chaplain; Mrs. Elsie Wel!don, secretary; Mrs. Helen Keifer, . treasurer; Mrs. Dorothy Kistle, con!ductress; iMrs. L. Larabee, patriotic instructor; Mrs. Blanche Williams, dhistorian and (Mrs. Agnes Hoskins, . guard, Mrs. Blanche Williams acted as installing officer for the auxiliary while Earl Raymond was in. stalling officer for the post. A banquet was enjoyed after the meeting. —— — ian arrB FUNI Birthday Party for Mrs. Nellie Wade . Mrs. Nellie Wade the mother of Mrs. Ray Wilde of this city, celebrated her 70th birthday anniversary at} Downieville on April 20. The event was the occasion for a surprise afternoon tea party given at the home of Mrs. Joe Fink: Games were enjoyed and during the afternoon Mrs. Wade was presented with a sheaf of letters and poems, “Congratulations’’ mation is greatly. mistaken. ‘SWASTIKAFLAG; Mr. and thine. Lester’ Land of Nevada City, Sam Dickey, Sierraville, REPORT REFUTED and Harry Russell of Avery, motora ed to Sacramento yesterday and atNOTE: The follow following Istter’ refuting -a_ Japanese-Swistika-Nazi . story appearing in the Nugget is self explanatory, and the editor of this newspaper is glad to make ‘amends by publishing it. ) tee eis tended the funeral of the late Mrs. Land, wife of Ranger Francis (Pete) Land of Sierraville. Mrs. Land was the sister of Mr. Russell also. Among Tahoe natfonal forest staff officers Sacramento yesterday were SuperAuburn, California visor. DeWitt Nelson, C. M. Gwin, E. April 22, 1939.' Mr. H. M. Leete : Nevada City Nugget. Dear (Mr. Leete: In regards to your article in the April 17th edition of the Nugget, about the Japanese marching under. visitor yesterday and stated that the swastika flag of the Nazi, I wish. with his. brother, he had started a to say that the source of your infor-. new tunnel on their property, the} The. Kennebec Consolidated, near Lake . . party that alleged to have seen ‘“‘Ja-. City. The new tunnel will be 200 panese marching ‘with swastika flag}feet above the Yuba river. It is fol. : smith and E, M. Stone, KENNEBEC CONSOLIDATED MINE Herbert Painé was a Nevada City and giving the Nazi salute’ merely. lowing along the three foot ore body saw the Buddhist symibol ‘hanging in. /in fairly good ooking ore. Mr. front of the Buddhist temple in Au-. Paine stated samples panned showed ‘burn. The ‘marching, saluting and--<rse-gold. The new tunnel is 700 feet the swastika flag’ is q story made. below the old workings and when up to emphasize the incident. completed a raise will be driven to The Buddhist symbol is just the. /contact the tunnel on the higher opposite of the Nazi swastika. level. Paine Brothers have done a You may note that the Buddhist; lot of development on the property. symbol designates a‘radiating design. Rich finds of gold were made in the of the letter ‘‘L’’. These Us are known . Shallow workings in early days. from Nevada City aittending the fu-' neral of the late Mrs, Peter Land in’ L. Baxter, Leland Smith, B. C. ie, Plection of Directors of ithe Board of Education Nevada City T School’ District, April 29, 1989. MILES D. COUGHLIN Candidate for office of School Director Nevada City school district. HOWARD PENROSE Candidate for office of School Director Nevada City school district. We oP a Excellent SANLPED FOOT AIDS Corn and Bunion Pads Corn Solvent Foot Powder These new _ scientific foot comfort aids are sold on a money back guaran. tee and only at: your Rex-,. all Store. © ‘We also feature Dr. Matchetts and Schools Foot Remedies. R. E. HARRIS THE ; DRUG STORE 100 : Junior Business Builders Store ‘two years counsel for the Radio Cor‘will: travel to Stockton on Saturday composed by all the pupils of. the poration of Nevada City. The death for the annual spring conference. A elonientarys shock. to. whom he bay occurred in New York City on Tuesnew constitution will be voted on and) .4g.-eq herself while serving ip day. 2 . officers for next years term will be the capacity of janitress dae the past , Slected. Any other. mistness. pertain: forty years. Delicious) refreshments TEST Ang to the C, 8. F. will be tee [Were served at the close of the afterto. The following will attenr: no and everyon d ~ NOTICE Mitchell, Betty Krough, Patricia on _ af iosraae : ~ isk Ce Peieists beanaed a parting wish to Mrs. Wade for many +. We would appreciate having Seabee ds gast, . happy returns of the day. Those all persons-call at the A. Hartung . Norton, Margaret Norton, Jean Martz iewent. were: Mabdaimen R 4 store for repair work left either . and the advisor Miss Rector. Mrs. Smith. r fase s Boe M. ‘before or since Mr. Hartung’s i i rivine phen Sastre z : c s Mitchell is driving one car and Miss Reed, (C. Cahoon, H. Frye, J. Kirvin, ELS H. RICHARDS spigitien oie ae G. Cater, N. Cratfon, A. Chureh, k. Six boys and’ girls from Nevada. Thomas. G. Jorgensen, F. Dawson. C. Thompson, H. Hames, C. HutchSE insen, A. Holzwarth; Miss Alba Cox R J B F. Cc 3 fj/and the hostess; Mrs, Fink. R. J. ennetts and J. olley 7 INCUMBENTS R. L. Bigelow, former supervisor

of the Tahoe National Forest, was with a party of forest service officials who attneded the funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Land in Sacramento yesterday afternoon. Candidates for School Trustees ELECTION, APRIL 29, 1939 Will Provide Transportation to Voters by Phoning Pity high eehool will alvend an “Old: 20 or 82 ‘ er Girls’, Older Boys’’ conference it ae Truckee on Saturday. They will disBETWEEN 1 P. M. AND 6 P. M. cuss youth problems. today and. try the ‘first conference of this type ever to be held in ‘Northern California, although the ‘boys and girls each have had their separate conferences his year. Those attending from Nevada City are Georgia Glennon, Virginia Carney and Jane Bennett, John Mus¢ardini, Oscar Ingstrom and David McCraney. evada Theatre FRIDAY Topper’s in trouTOPPER TAKES A TRIP »::.,.°°<: plasm is rioting in this hilarious Thorne Smith sequel with its gay goings-on. Constance Bennett, and Roland’ Young are starring. SATURDAY THE DUKE OF WEST POINTYouth and springtime at the nation’s great military school, Flirtation Walk, the rivalry of 2,000 young men for the smile of a bonny En lass. And Jackié Cooper in NEWSBOYS HOME. SUNDAY A picturization . of THE LITTLE PRINCESS o>: tasy”’, with Shirley Temple playing the title role. It is a story of the daughter of a soldier in the Boer War. SENIOR BALL CHAIRMEN The icommittee chairmen for the senior ball have been appointed. by President Bill Joyal as follows: Music committee, John Mus¢ardini; food committee, Alice Norton; ‘program committee, Doreen Foreman and decoration committee, Jean Martz. Several of the committees have held meetings already to start plans. The deceration committee has decided upon the theme, but it is to be kept secret as long as possible. ‘ cAnnouncement Harold Hartung, as of May 1, has taken over the store and jewelory business of his uncle, the late A. Hartung, at 306 Broad Street, Nevada City. The business will be conducted in conjunction with Hartung’s Jewelry Store in Grass Valley. The same expert service and first quality merchandise that has marked the growth of Hartung’s in Grass Valley will. be available to Nevada City patrons. The store will be remodeled ‘and renovated, and a new front and up-to-date display windows installed. ne ‘The patronage of old ‘friends ani new is cordially invited. to smooth some of them out. This is} go Tuesday. From him it was learn: sheen in the family.for about-two gen. : a dew days but soon iclosed down. . Night on Tuesday evening May 2. + ‘officers of Evangeline Chapter were . jin'a party that as the Four Ls of Buddhism; constituting Love, Light, Life and-Labor. : ae Little misunderstanding such as this may do great damage in creating indignation and hatred hetween the two great nations of the Pacific. I will appreciate it a great deal if you would clarify the misunderstanding by entering an article to this effect in some near sire pit of the Nugget. My attention was called to this article ‘by Mr. Crabbe, jourialism instructor at the Placer J. C., where I attend. It is the common practice of the large city papers. to enter atrocious stories on front page and later enter a 1-inch article of tcorrection or truth on ‘‘page 4.” ‘Hoping that such is not the case with you, I am, Yours very truly,JOHN W TSUDA. SIERRA CO. MINE NEWS Ross F. Taylor, Sierra county mining engineer, was a Nevada City vised that with the opening of spring several mine properties have reopened and hydraulic operations are under way at some gravel mines. He stated the season is six weeks too far advanced due to Jack of. rains. A monitor is being used by HE. A. McKenna on the Wehrle jproperty at Howland Flat. He will get out some gravel before water gets too low. This mine is near Downieville. Henness Rolls is operating the Riverside gravel mine near Downieville. Water is being taken from Jim Crow canyon and there is a good supply for an excellent season of hydraulic operations. The Reed. Mining Company is operating the Pride ‘Mine near Sierra City. While it will ‘be a short season of water due to lack of rainfall the company has done a great deal of development work. Water is being taken from Deer Creek which is usually a good stream ifor mine operations. Lewis F. Johnson has started work on the Caledonia property ‘which ‘is din the St. Louis district not far from Downieville. This is an old property and holds good promise of making a rich gold producer. DEPOT. HOLL The Depot ‘Hill mine near Campstonville . operated by Ered Joubert . bas. had the. shortest, hydraulic seagon they ever had, This property has erations. He opened up and operated WEEDS ‘POINT GRAVEL The ‘Channel Mining company has practically completed plans for ex-. tensive hydraulic operations on their Weeds Point gravel mine near Camptonville. Considerable cemented grav.e] has been broken up by blasting and a good flow of water is reported to (be available. W. A. Fox of San Francisco is president of the company and J, A. Cassano is superintendent. EASTERN STAR NOTES ‘Evangeline ‘Chapter, 0. B. 8. is preparing’ for Matrons and Patrons Mr. and Mrs. E, Peterson and Mrs. Alice Davies attended a meeting of Bethany Chapter in Colfax Monday evening. Bethany Chapter is preparing for a big anniversary on May 9. ‘Next ‘Monday evening Aurora Chapter of Grass Valley is holding elective officers ngiht. Mrs. Doris Foley and Mrs, Margaret Bosworth, ded an seie Here's your chance to save on your spring painting. Highest-quality Ful _ler Paints. These special prices will NOT. be repeated. this yoor. HOUSE” PAINT . “i 8 Fuller Pure Prepared. For a beautiful Protecting “all.over” job. For two weeks, Price slashed tO. 6 92s quart 55: PINT va Be 97.. TH ROUGH PORCH PAINT Fuller Porch & Deck Paint. Waterproof. Stands hard use. For two weeks, spe‘cially reduced to.. aot ‘alten 03.. EXTERIOR VARNISH Fullerspar. To weather-protect frontdoors, garden furniture, etc. Big savings or two weeks at..