August 24, 1934 (12 pages)

i gp THE NEVADA C ITY NUGGET . a cg a "ailment emer Dalteia-a—a — ‘SKTHANUAL Z Nevada County. Rodeo SUNDAY, AUGUST 26TH. At Peardale.on Grass Valley-Colfax Highway. 8 miles from Nevada City Baseball Game in Morning BRONC AND STEER RIDING, BULL DOGGING, RACES, TRICK RIDING AND ROPING A complete rodeo show complete with thrills, skilland excitement Adults 75e Children 25c fi . \ fgg) Ys a ial ia } —Rars. isessie Dugout “os. Valley Hotel Building, Grass Valley, Corner Mill and Neal Streets, Intrance on Neal St. oe SMARTEST AND NEWEST CAFE IN GRASS VALLEY ‘ ? HOME COOKING—AND—IT S GOOD Complete Service at Pleasant Prices LUNCHES TO TAKE OUT—-THESE ARE OUR PRIDE PERCOLATED COFFEE THAT SATISFIES Not alone is this refreshing lager beer non-fattening* but it tones up the constitution, improves the complexion, clears the skin and puts roses im the cheeks. CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. San Francisco los Angeles *Physician's report FREE on request My. A. V. SAUVEE, Distributor NEVADA CITY STATE VOTERS TO BALLOT ON MANY NEWLAWS BY RALPH H. TAYLOR When the primary election hurtlyburley’s done, and the hectic nomination battles have been lost of won, California voters will all have the opportunity to become legislators! : ‘“‘Every voter a legislator” might well be the slogan of for: 22 the general election campaign, proposed laws, in the balloting on November 6th. his legislative responsibilities seriously is likely to -pay—and PAY HEA VILY—for his carelessness! the most revolutionary Seme of a proposals in the history of direct legthe which highiy-controversial! would abolish all present forms of taxation and set up an entirely new tax structure— will go before the voters for their verdict. islation—including Synerotax, Ten initiative proposals, qualified by circulation of petitions; ten proposed eonstitutional amendments, submitted to the people by act of the State Legislature; a resolution calling for new state constitution, and a $30,000,000 bond issue to continue the Veterans’ Farm and Home Purchase Program comprise the slate. The ten initiative proposals seek to accomplish the following purposes: Establish a local option system to control the sale of liquor in California. Strengthen’ and extend the state civil service system to eliminate ‘the spoils system’’ in the selection of state workers. ' Permit defendants in criminal cases to plead guilty before a committing magistrate, except in eases involving the death penalty. Allow a judge to comment on the failure of a defendant to testify in his own behalf. Provide for the selection of upper court judges through appointmen by the Governor, subject to confirmation by a special commission. Designate the Attorney General as the state’s chief supervising law enforcement officer, working in close cooperation with local prosecutors. Create an elective State Board ot Education to supplant the present appointive board, and substitute an apintendent of public instruction. Create a state naturopathic assoCiation as a public corporation to regulate the practice of naturopathy. virtually all other forms of taxation. This would be utliized to finance both local and state governments. HEY! SKINNEY! HERES A ie a state convention to draft a. Ppointive state director of education . for the present elective state super-. Establish the so-called Syncrotax, . a gross transactions tax, in lieu of MAN WHAT BUYS SNAKES Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W.,. ‘of Nevada City, are preparing for a} big initiation into the order of Snaix, j an auxiliary order to the United . ‘Spanish American War Veterans, at . (the Legion Memorial hall in Grass . i Valley on September 2 and 3, Satur' day and Sunday. Delegations are lexpected from Placerville, Roseville, . Lincoln, Marysville and San Fran-' cisco. Nevada City candidates are George ‘Von Dornum, George Polkinghorne, land Fred Bitney. { 7 years is offering a reward for: aso, bond. issues and resolutions: pyjl snakes and has, a number of . will be submitted direct to the people . small boys on the lookout for them. } "4 . Mr. Kelliher said it should ‘‘pep up” . ‘ And the voter who fails to take . the Roseville candidates so they will . § on tf night. . @ ” istep “hich, wide and handsome. {this never to be forgotten (There is to be a parade, initiation and. banquet. Porsondl \ j. S. White and wife; of Holly. wood, are spending a short vacation iin Rude’s Auto Court, in the southLern part of Nevada City He is lioking over mining properties while ‘Here, with a view to investing. Cc. B. Hamaty and wife, of Miami, Arizona, are staving at Rude’s Auto Court. He is inspecting mining properties in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Robins and . daughter, Miss Jessie, have as Visitors, Mr. Jim Robinson and son, Beryl, and daughter, Miss Edua Robinson, of Grants Pass, Oregon. nee er aaa, she has so far recovered from a recent serious operation that she was able to resume her studies at the University of California. She is majoring in International Relations and has made high records in her course of study. Tuesday that her mother was quite ill in Oroville and was being taken to San Francisco for a specialists ‘care. : Mrs. Charles Genasci and daughter, Cecelia, and Mrs. Ed Christenson and son, Leon, spent the week end in San Francisco, returning home late Sunday night. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand . Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City 2 . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP . -% e . ' i , . Aj Kelliher, who was initiated two . The many friends of Miss Betty . Bettles will be pleased to learn that ; ‘Mts. C. FE. Waite was notified on . A more liberal liquor law, permit. ting the serving of “hard liquor’’ in public dining rooms, hotels and . clubs, but continuing the prohibition against saloons. Mrs. Arthur Still, of Tucson, Arizona, is here spending a couple of weeks with her son J. W. Still and . family. Mr. Still is superintendent of the Eagle Bird mine. $3.50 to $5.00 All Branches of Beauty Culture a : aj Permanent Waves a Specialty . Phone 740 Grass Valiey 147 Mill Bt. HERE yever has been a time when there was a greater need of PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN IN PUBLIC OFFICE than there is today. SCADDEN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, was born in Boston Ravine, City of Grass Valley, in the year 1874, he was educated in the public schools of Grass. Valley and Nevada City, and has been a resident of Nevada County all of his life. He was successfully engaged in business in Nevada City for over thirty years, and served as postmaster of Nevada City for 12 years. ) t He has always given freely of his time to: any and all CIVIC, «PUBLIC, or CHARITABLE MOVEMENTS, served on GRAND JURf IES, COUNTY PROBATION BOARDS, as CITY TRUSTEE, CHIEF. of the FIRE. DEPARTMENT, a SCHOOL DIRECTOR for twenty years and has always been an ardent BOOSTER for anything that was for the good of Nevada County. . Through his BUSINESS TRAINING and wide range of EXPERIENCE he is fully QUALIFIED to ADMINISTER the office of COUNTY ASSESSOR ECONOMICALLY and FAIRLY, and if elected, he pledges himself to a MODERNIZATION and STANDARDIZATION of MEYFHODS: The BRINGING UP TO-DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS; and to a FAIR and HONEST EQUALIZATION and HASEMENT of ASSESSMENTS. A vote for PHIL G. SCADDEN for COUNTY ‘ASSESSOR. is YOUR PERSONAL INDORSEMENT of PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS METHODS IN PUBLIC OFFICE. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 28, 1934. Eo i.. E. J. HAVERSTOCK Supervisor of the Third District MR. HAVERSTOCK has been a resident of Nevada County in the Washington section for nine years and is intimately acquainted with the problems and needs of the entire third supervisorial district. He is the proprietor of the Washington Hotel, well known resort for hunters and fishermen. He was formerly engaged in mining in Graniteville. He is now and has n for '$ some years a member of the Washington Board of School Trustees. MR. HAVERSTOCK, firmly believes in giving work on the county roads to as many people as possible, instead of a favored few. He believes that once a year, private roads in the county should be gone over with a grader, for in many cases these “private” roads give access to three or four families, or a mine where a number of men ae employed. If this is illegal, Mr. Haverstock goes on record as favoring an ordinance which will make it legal. He also believes that the Board of Supervisors ‘should publish a monthly report of their doings, as is done in many other counties. ON THE BASIS OF HIS PAST RECORD OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES AND HIS PROMISE TO GIVE THE COUNTY A PROGRESSIVE. AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT INSOFAR AS HE. IS ABLE, MR. HAVERSTOCK SEEKS YOUR SUPPORT FOR HIS ELECTION AS SUPERVISOR OF THE THIRD DISTRICT. im. poles obobosetetetestecte Sea% be onc ae aS * ee 5 Ne Cakes—Pies—Cookies at KOPP’S BAKERY TRY THEM 320 Broad Street Phone76 seafeatesteatentestoote ate sfesterfeoteohestesteatertenfeatenteoteateteskesteateesfestesteaterfealeate ole stestereirberbestontentertertesesier OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US tel ad Only Service of It’s Kind in Nevada City me ee GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT PAYS! . Born and Reared in Nevada County. Equipped by Training and Experience to Perform the Duties of the Office (Incumbent) OTE TUESDAY FOR ~~ es for Coroner x bfeagenontefeofeafeateofesfeateiesfesteateaferfeatertest desheot 1 fate ie Bx Xa oe Oe

i gp THE NEVADA C ITY NUGGET . a cg a "ailment emer Dalteia-a—a — ‘SKTHANUAL Z Nevada County. Rodeo SUNDAY, AUGUST 26TH. At Peardale.on Grass Valley-Colfax Highway. 8 miles from Nevada City Baseball Game in Morning BRONC AND STEER RIDING, BULL DOGGING, RACES, TRICK RIDING AND ROPING A complete rodeo show complete with thrills, skilland excitement Adults 75e Children 25c fi . \ fgg) Ys a ial ia } —Rars. isessie Dugout “os. Valley Hotel Building, Grass Valley, Corner Mill and Neal Streets, Intrance on Neal St. oe SMARTEST AND NEWEST CAFE IN GRASS VALLEY ‘ ? HOME COOKING—AND—IT S GOOD Complete Service at Pleasant Prices LUNCHES TO TAKE OUT—-THESE ARE OUR PRIDE PERCOLATED COFFEE THAT SATISFIES Not alone is this refreshing lager beer non-fattening* but it tones up the constitution, improves the complexion, clears the skin and puts roses im the cheeks. CALIFORNIA BREWING ASSN. San Francisco los Angeles *Physician's report FREE on request My. A. V. SAUVEE, Distributor NEVADA CITY STATE VOTERS TO BALLOT ON MANY NEWLAWS BY RALPH H. TAYLOR When the primary election hurtlyburley’s done, and the hectic nomination battles have been lost of won, California voters will all have the opportunity to become legislators! : ‘“‘Every voter a legislator” might well be the slogan of for: 22 the general election campaign, proposed laws, in the balloting on November 6th. his legislative responsibilities seriously is likely to -pay—and PAY HEA VILY—for his carelessness! the most revolutionary Seme of a proposals in the history of direct legthe which highiy-controversial! would abolish all present forms of taxation and set up an entirely new tax structure— will go before the voters for their verdict. islation—including Synerotax, Ten initiative proposals, qualified by circulation of petitions; ten proposed eonstitutional amendments, submitted to the people by act of the State Legislature; a resolution calling for new state constitution, and a $30,000,000 bond issue to continue the Veterans’ Farm and Home Purchase Program comprise the slate. The ten initiative proposals seek to accomplish the following purposes: Establish a local option system to control the sale of liquor in California. Strengthen’ and extend the state civil service system to eliminate ‘the spoils system’’ in the selection of state workers. ' Permit defendants in criminal cases to plead guilty before a committing magistrate, except in eases involving the death penalty. Allow a judge to comment on the failure of a defendant to testify in his own behalf. Provide for the selection of upper court judges through appointmen by the Governor, subject to confirmation by a special commission. Designate the Attorney General as the state’s chief supervising law enforcement officer, working in close cooperation with local prosecutors. Create an elective State Board ot Education to supplant the present appointive board, and substitute an apintendent of public instruction. Create a state naturopathic assoCiation as a public corporation to regulate the practice of naturopathy. virtually all other forms of taxation. This would be utliized to finance both local and state governments. HEY! SKINNEY! HERES A ie a state convention to draft a. Ppointive state director of education . for the present elective state super-. Establish the so-called Syncrotax, . a gross transactions tax, in lieu of MAN WHAT BUYS SNAKES Banner Mountain Post, V. F. W.,. ‘of Nevada City, are preparing for a} big initiation into the order of Snaix, j an auxiliary order to the United . ‘Spanish American War Veterans, at . (the Legion Memorial hall in Grass . i Valley on September 2 and 3, Satur' day and Sunday. Delegations are lexpected from Placerville, Roseville, . Lincoln, Marysville and San Fran-' cisco. Nevada City candidates are George ‘Von Dornum, George Polkinghorne, land Fred Bitney. { 7 years is offering a reward for: aso, bond. issues and resolutions: pyjl snakes and has, a number of . will be submitted direct to the people . small boys on the lookout for them. } "4 . Mr. Kelliher said it should ‘‘pep up” . ‘ And the voter who fails to take . the Roseville candidates so they will . § on tf night. . @ ” istep “hich, wide and handsome. {this never to be forgotten (There is to be a parade, initiation and. banquet. Porsondl \ j. S. White and wife; of Holly. wood, are spending a short vacation iin Rude’s Auto Court, in the southLern part of Nevada City He is lioking over mining properties while ‘Here, with a view to investing. Cc. B. Hamaty and wife, of Miami, Arizona, are staving at Rude’s Auto

Court. He is inspecting mining properties in this district. Mr. and Mrs. Nat Robins and . daughter, Miss Jessie, have as Visitors, Mr. Jim Robinson and son, Beryl, and daughter, Miss Edua Robinson, of Grants Pass, Oregon. nee er aaa, she has so far recovered from a recent serious operation that she was able to resume her studies at the University of California. She is majoring in International Relations and has made high records in her course of study. Tuesday that her mother was quite ill in Oroville and was being taken to San Francisco for a specialists ‘care. : Mrs. Charles Genasci and daughter, Cecelia, and Mrs. Ed Christenson and son, Leon, spent the week end in San Francisco, returning home late Sunday night. Mrs. Preston’s News Stand . Stationery, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City 2 . BELLE’S BEAUTY SHOP . -% e . ' i , . Aj Kelliher, who was initiated two . The many friends of Miss Betty . Bettles will be pleased to learn that ; ‘Mts. C. FE. Waite was notified on . A more liberal liquor law, permit. ting the serving of “hard liquor’’ in public dining rooms, hotels and . clubs, but continuing the prohibition against saloons. Mrs. Arthur Still, of Tucson, Arizona, is here spending a couple of weeks with her son J. W. Still and . family. Mr. Still is superintendent of the Eagle Bird mine. $3.50 to $5.00 All Branches of Beauty Culture a : aj Permanent Waves a Specialty . Phone 740 Grass Valiey 147 Mill Bt. HERE yever has been a time when there was a greater need of PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS MEN IN PUBLIC OFFICE than there is today. SCADDEN CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, was born in Boston Ravine, City of Grass Valley, in the year 1874, he was educated in the public schools of Grass. Valley and Nevada City, and has been a resident of Nevada County all of his life. He was successfully engaged in business in Nevada City for over thirty years, and served as postmaster of Nevada City for 12 years. ) t He has always given freely of his time to: any and all CIVIC, «PUBLIC, or CHARITABLE MOVEMENTS, served on GRAND JURf IES, COUNTY PROBATION BOARDS, as CITY TRUSTEE, CHIEF. of the FIRE. DEPARTMENT, a SCHOOL DIRECTOR for twenty years and has always been an ardent BOOSTER for anything that was for the good of Nevada County. . Through his BUSINESS TRAINING and wide range of EXPERIENCE he is fully QUALIFIED to ADMINISTER the office of COUNTY ASSESSOR ECONOMICALLY and FAIRLY, and if elected, he pledges himself to a MODERNIZATION and STANDARDIZATION of MEYFHODS: The BRINGING UP TO-DATE OF THE ASSESSMENT ROLLS; and to a FAIR and HONEST EQUALIZATION and HASEMENT of ASSESSMENTS. A vote for PHIL G. SCADDEN for COUNTY ‘ASSESSOR. is YOUR PERSONAL INDORSEMENT of PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS METHODS IN PUBLIC OFFICE. Primary Election, Tuesday, August 28, 1934. Eo i.... E. J. HAVERSTOCK Supervisor of the Third District MR. HAVERSTOCK has been a resident of Nevada County in the Washington section for nine years and is intimately acquainted with the problems and needs of the entire third supervisorial district.. He is the proprietor of the Washington Hotel, well known resort for hunters and fishermen.. He was formerly engaged in mining in Graniteville.. He is now and has n for '$ some years a member of the Washington Board of School Trustees. MR. HAVERSTOCK, firmly believes in giving work on the county roads to as many people as possible, instead of a favored few. He believes that once a year, private roads in the county should be gone over with a grader, for in many cases these “private” roads give access to three or four families, or a mine where a number of men ae employed. If this is illegal, Mr. Haverstock goes on record as favoring an ordinance which will make it legal. He also believes that the Board of Supervisors ‘should publish a monthly report of their doings, as is done in many other counties. ON THE BASIS OF HIS PAST RECORD OF GOOD CITIZENSHIP AND CIVIC ACTIVITIES AND HIS PROMISE TO GIVE THE COUNTY A PROGRESSIVE. AND EFFICIENT GOVERNMENT INSOFAR AS HE. IS ABLE, MR. HAVERSTOCK SEEKS YOUR SUPPORT FOR HIS ELECTION AS SUPERVISOR OF THE THIRD DISTRICT. im. poles obobosetetetestecte Sea% be onc ae aS * ee 5 Ne Cakes—Pies—Cookies at KOPP’S BAKERY TRY THEM 320 Broad Street Phone76 seafeatesteatentestoote ate sfesterfeoteohestesteatertenfeatenteoteateteskesteateesfestesteaterfealeate ole stestereirberbestontentertertesesier OUR SERVICE TO YOU Fenders and Bodies Repaired, Glass and Tops Installed, Auto Painting, Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of All Kinds, Acetylene Welding, General Blacksmithing YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AND SUCCESS BACK OF US tel ad Only Service of It’s Kind in Nevada City me ee GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS At The Nevada City Garage PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT PAYS! . Born and Reared in Nevada County. Equipped by Training and Experience to Perform the Duties of the Office (Incumbent) OTE TUESDAY FOR ~~ es for Coroner x bfeagenontefeofeafeateofesfeateiesfesteateaferfeatertest desheot 1 fate ie Bx Xa oe Oe