August 27, 1928 (8 pages)

ry » s ¥ : » presentative was not heard loudly declaring in its, behalf. We : Get. Your Home Printed Stationery at. The Nugget THE-NEVADA CITY NUGCET. CALIFORNIA AC MONDAY. AUGUST 27. 1978 CORNER CHAT ! TOMORROW IS ELECTION DAY and some ican offices are to be voted for by the enrolled citizens. Two legis. lative offices and three supervisoral positions are to be filled . in this district. The legislative offices are particularly impor--! tant from a mining standpoint with the increased interest . being taken in our predominant industry. It is extremely im. portant that the voters of Nevada County act wisely on how . they cast their votes ~~ COZY in this regard. For the past six years: this assembly district has not had representation from a min-. ing standpoint and it is high time thata change was made if iur mining industry is to get on its feet again. The present incumbent cannot point to a single piece of progressive mining legislation enacted in our behalf and that is exactly what the people are’ interested in. Personally the incumbent As the state, she has not measur. a Q is a charming, cultured woman. the leading mining district of the representative of ad up at all in a practical sense and her record in that rei have too much. contidence in his . gard is still a blank. She has been favored with a six year's . stay at Sacramento and in that time what has she done for . mining? This paper has continuously asked that question of . such of her and not one has! . enswered the question. We believe and we feel sincerely that , supporters as it run across it is time for Nevada County to put people in the state. capitol at Sacramento that have a keen,surpassing interest in the mining industry. A strong representative in the assem‘bly during the last session could have done wonders in putting over the Cloudman bill te placer mining. Our reask our readers to think the matter over seriously and see if it is not possible to:send some one to the assembly this year who will look out for mning at every turn of the road. Ed Gaylord, a former assemblyman and a practical miner, has been put forward by the mining interests of this district and it is encumbent on every one who is ‘in any way dependent on mining to vote for him to goto Sacramento. It is not a matter of sentiment. It is a matter of cold business if mining is to get going again. With capital seeking an outlet in promoting gold mining it is highly important that the industry . be given a chance to rehabilitate itself. Every vote for Ed Gaylord is a vote for the mining industry. Remember that when marking your ballot. IN THE SENATIORIAL. RACE, there are two candidates . who have had-mining experience, BurtA. Cassidy and.Iva Parker. The others have stated their willingness to help the industry in every legitimate way. The late Senator Thomas’ Ingram was a tower. of strength in the senate, when in: his hest health, for the mining industry. He was handicapped during his last term by bad health which greatly incapacited him. If-Nevada county can have representation in both the senate and assembly pledged to aid the mining industry on every possible occasion, we stand an excellent chance to become the banner gold producing county in the state in the next year or so. The voters have it in their power tomorrow to make this possible. IN THE SUPERVISORIAL CONTEST, there are some excellent men campaigning for the honor of _ representing the first district. R. A. Eddy can point with pride to many of his past achievements and feel that on the strength of his recorc that he should be returned. Frank Davies, who has been campaigning on the good roads issue, has been one of the promoters of the Lake Vera idea which has already brought this-section of the state into great prominence as a recrea‘tional area‘through Mills College locating its summer camp here and the Oakland Campfire Girls with Camp Celio which has already attracted thousands to this community the past season. Uncle Tom Coan, who has invested a large sum of money in this section both in mining and ‘ recreation, feelthat he is entitled to the voters’s consideration and has been waging a campaign intended to interest the ballot casters Charles Eden, who has had considerable experience in roac building feels that if he is elected that he can major or more roads and better roads with his background of practice knowledge. The first district is sure to be represented by ‘ good man &nd with all of them pulling for good roads thi -section should be sure to benefit. IN THE MIDST OF THIS political palaver jit is well te call attention to the fact that The Nugget has eight page this weék made possible by the advertising demands made fo this issue. It would be a splendid advertisement for Nevads City if her paper were that large every week, or larger. The only thing necessary is’ the display advertising and if our meychants will be liberal with their space this is entirely possible. Those merchants who do advertise are the ones who make it possible for Nevada City to have a newspaper, and only those. Those merchants who have been loyal to The Nugget through its two years of active life are the ones who are making it possible for Nevada City to get back on its feet again and to have its own newspaper. The readers of this paper should co-operate with Nugget advertisers as they are. the ones who make The. Nugget possible in Nevada City. They are community builders in every. sense of the word, Moye power to them. ried id Old Dobbin may have” had his One sweetly sclemn thoug!t concerning the war in China is, no mat. shortcomings, but he could always ter who wins-of lases it. th efaxpaybe parked without being dented,-— Louisville Times. bosses, 1 ers of the Wunited States won't have to pay for it.—<dt. Louis Post Dispatch. Germans have completed a series of flying yachts for air service he. tween Berlin and Buenos Ayres. Evi. dently the legend of the Flying . Dutehman is about to-come true. If your chicken leg is tough don’t blame the restaurant, but. think of how the chicken muscles get developed as the result of dodging automob.es, Presidential timber can now show what it is worth on the stump. HANAN SAYS DISTRICT LOOKS FINE TO HIM After tour ‘of several days thrcugh Plumas, Sierra and other counties I have returned home enthusiastie over the prospects of election to the senate from the third district: a T found a strong sentinient everywhere in support of Governor Young’s but was considerfairs that there able criticism. of aspirants for office who announced that they were “adninistration candidates,’’ and who tried to lead the public to believe that they might obtain extraordinary influence with the state government. No man has higher praise for Governor Young than I have. His administration has been a credit to the state and he is above petty practices. integrity and fairness, to think that tion because it did not come from seme particular person. Proper bills which will be of benefit, no matter where or with who. they originate, will have the backing of the state administration and any statement. to “the contrary is an insult to the governor and willbe people of the third -senatorial distriet. I trust Governor Young and am satisfied that he will deal fairly with any senator — elected by the people, but that he will not favor or back unnecessary fad legislation no matter what legislator may sponsor. it. It is all up }to the kind of bill it is, not to say self-called administration candidate. resented bythe: or The people vovernor ean be the and the administration will consider the bill—not the man, I expect when elected to confer with the different’ groups representing farming, mining, lumbering and various organizations. so that assured we ;mizht go over proposed legislation. 1 intend also to keep in leaders and prominent contact with people in all conimmunities and keep them advised as to any adverse legislation which might affeet their interests ,and to at all times work ‘in close co-operation with the people. They are the their senator ts on the job io serve them, not himself. I have no pet schemes. No proposed legistation for selfish gain either for myself or any interest in the entire district. No one has any strings on me and I promise’ unbiased action in the interest of the people. I ean work in entire harmony with the governor or his administration in all matters for thé publie good. On these grounds and on my official reecrd of 18 years without a single complaint of unfairness I, would ap} preciate .your vote next Thursday. for the senate Yours sincerely, Wim. Haman. STATE’S OWN FAIR In the old days, at this time of the year, men burnishedti e harness and greased the axles thay all might be in readiness for the journey to the State Fair. We can go there this year behind the nag, in an airplane, and the fair at. motor car, or train the end-of the route has progressed and developed just as have the ways of transportation. The biggest pumpkins, it is to be ‘oped, will still be there. Itis a tra“tion and what it demonstrates of and good farming is nore important than ever. With it .nd its various relative with the livestock and mineral exhibits, will be the newest things in implements, iutomobiles, shool_ exhibits, indusrial exhibits, shows, musie and all hat goes into a nrodern xiate of endless variety. fair in a From September 1 to 8 the fair will be on, inviting attendance from ihe length of the commonwealth. It will be, far and away, the best State Fair California has seen. Oakland Tribune. Sir George Grierson is said to speak 179 languages and 554 dialects clow restful sitence must seem! Claimed the women out and vote as they they would do not tum should, be Ceeply interested in the suffrage if it was taken away trom them, i A Californian has built a complete bome on an auto chassis. His motto being, Wwe presume, ‘‘Home_ Tleet Home.’’—-Glen Cove Record. The orators might be reminded that thier words are not necessarily any wiser because they holler louder, Still one move thing needed/in the United States is less bootlegging and more mutton legging on the family dinner table, : lormerly the students used to study Homer the Greek poet, but now they study knocking homers on the baseball. diamond. Subseribe For The Nugget administration of state af-° but . { { {he would not endorse needed legisla. : -an emblem Se sere —— DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK By : Edson R. Waite Louis F. Grill, managing editor of the Miles City (Mont.) Star, says: That when you join up With a community building crew and build constructively, you aré accomplishing something that will stand on foundations of time. Among the things that should be stressed in community the establishing of beautiful yards, if-youwant— to crown your labors with beauty. Community building is an active enterprise. , It. contemplates that every citizen become an earnest and energetic builder, not even ayear, but for forever a day or what is built constructively is alive, . for life has been @ffort. It is one of the compensations of effort that -whatever is achieved a certain pride radiates from it, ‘not to eulogize the builder, but to stand as of some worthy object injected into the sought to .be emphasized. . ‘thusing forces that to attempt to do something, not in’ . which Anticipations. are part of the enmove a builder the spirit of rivalry but in the sense ofan individual ontribution, which added to the whole effort will create a community with distinetion. Loyalty is the key that unlocks the doorof suecess in all community building effort. Beyond the vortal appear the tapestries denoting beauty of arrangement, the ceiling of ainbitious attainment and the marble floor of solid achievement. Step akong with the crew of community builders and build a unit, added to other units will make an America beautiful, and this can best be expressed in trees and flowers for where these are eultivated all things else in the way of a CityBeautiful will follow. Judge G. L. Jones is at Carmel for a vacation to be spent with his family. Great. news.-for the wets!.O. N. Bible has been arrested for running a still, With dry Democrats of fourteen states organizing a bolt. it seems to be a case of a bolt’ forged against the Smith instead of the Smith forging the ‘bolt. In installment buying the chief difficulty does not come in making the first payment ‘‘down’’ but in keeping future payments up. building is . because , BITS OF HUMOR © . PERSONAL MENTION While ‘‘prostrations, drowning, and Those from Washington attending suicides trail high mercury’ in the the funeral of Mrs. Eilzabeth Cole, mid-west and east northern Claifor-' last Wednesday were, Mrs. M. Crownia is énjoying ideal weather. Write ‘ley, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kohler,, Silyour friends back there about the via Massilini, Charles Blay and Fosjoys of California climate. . ter Williamson. : If you happen to feel iniportant . Calvin H. Barkdull of Oakland, remember that there are 118,363,999 others in the United States: . who was injured in the auto acciident on the South Yuba grade last . May has filed suit in Superior Court /against Thomas J. Woodruff, driver of the car in the omunt of $10,000 damages and $430 for doctor and hospital bills. And now for four months the average voter will amount to someees remarks the Chico Record. ; ‘Every 64th person inow has an auto. in the world That gives each . : : : : While opening a bottle of soda . motorist 63 pedestrians to shoot at. Carl Baker had it explode in his . The best reducing exercise consists hands last week, the pieces of in moving the head from left to proken glass cutting his face. right when asked to have some Mrs. Frank Davies: had as guests “more. last week end her sister, Mrs. Fred By .means’ of ultra violet rays, Locey of Vallejo, Mr. and Mrs. L. photographs can now be taken in to‘tal darkness. Locey of San Francisco and her father, James Smith, of San Francisco. . \ L HEN your telephone bell rings after you have retired for the night, it’s mighty convenient to reach out from your bed and auswer the call. Its no longer necessary to get up to answer the telephone. Just call our business office and have an exiension installed by your bedside. Extension telephones in the home save many tiring steps, are an aid in emergencies or danger and add greatly to the comfort and convenience of the home. Cost — only a few pennies a day FOR BETTER SERVICE Be sureto“hangup” thereceiver when you have fir:ished talking. A receiver off the "switch hook” temporarily puts your line out of order. You L THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE muy miss an important call, = A Savi months to Ly When you have a TRUST FUND 1 You know that your family and heirs are protected against any future crisis. ' 2 You know that the costs of probating (court, advertising, bond and legal expenses) are entirely eliminated. ' & You know that in case of emergency the funds are immediately available to dependents—proportioned as you have indicated. (A A. You know that this bank makes no charge for the opening, handling and execution of a Trust Fund Savings Account. 5 You know that you may either add to or draw from this account exactly as from an ordinary Savings account. ‘ur new eight-page booklet, “Protection that Endures Peyond Life,” frelly a plains the worthwhile reasons jor Laving a Trust Dund Savings Account. Grass Valley Branch Grass Valley oo AND TPRUST UE NE UT A ne a AE ngs Aecount ; 4 ‘4 requires four a year to probate.) Nevada City Branch Nevada City fy f/ AEP tah ECURITY BANK COMPANY READ OF FOE ~ SAN FRANCS me oN 5 & “. eumeeee Bete SV AT FAROESE 4 sii. ‘ s _Un:rep Security tana « ieust Co. a . Please send me yout booklet, “Protection that Endures 8 : : : . eyond Life.’ explaining the details of the Unired Se § ae for free booklet. This coupon a, s curity Trust Fund Savings Account s : , 7 al flo JP CORVERIERCE Sl : es) ae a e Name e t ® s ' a . . s : 8 Address Hi = . s Pee ny Scbbvhedvesenddssecsaketesganechsesnenshal anna + i = sanenl

ry » s ¥ : » presentative was not heard loudly declaring in its, behalf. We : Get. Your Home Printed Stationery at. The Nugget THE-NEVADA CITY NUGCET. CALIFORNIA AC MONDAY. AUGUST 27. 1978 CORNER CHAT ! TOMORROW IS ELECTION DAY and some ican offices are to be voted for by the enrolled citizens. Two legis. lative offices and three supervisoral positions are to be filled . in this district. The legislative offices are particularly impor--! tant from a mining standpoint with the increased interest . being taken in our predominant industry. It is extremely im. portant that the voters of Nevada County act wisely on how . they cast their votes ~~ COZY in this regard. For the past six years: this assembly district has not had representation from a min-. ing standpoint and it is high time thata change was made if iur mining industry is to get on its feet again. The present incumbent cannot point to a single piece of progressive mining legislation enacted in our behalf and that is exactly what the people are’ interested in. Personally the incumbent As the state, she has not measur. a Q is a charming, cultured woman. the leading mining district of the representative of ad up at all in a practical sense and her record in that rei have too much. contidence in his . gard is still a blank. She has been favored with a six year's . stay at Sacramento and in that time what has she done for . mining? This paper has continuously asked that question of . such of her and not one has! . enswered the question. We believe and we feel sincerely that , supporters as it run across it is time for Nevada County to put people in the state. capitol at Sacramento that have a keen,surpassing interest in the mining industry. A strong representative in the assem‘bly during the last session could have done wonders in putting over the Cloudman bill te placer mining. Our reask our readers to think the matter over seriously and see if it is not possible to:send some one to the assembly this year who will look out for mning at every turn of the road. Ed Gaylord, a former assemblyman and a practical miner, has been put forward by the mining interests of this district and it is encumbent on every one who is ‘in any way dependent on mining to vote for him to goto Sacramento. It is not a matter of sentiment. It is a matter of cold business if mining is to get going again. With capital seeking an outlet in promoting gold mining it is highly important that the industry . be given a chance to rehabilitate itself. Every vote for Ed Gaylord is a vote for the mining industry. Remember that when marking your ballot. IN THE SENATIORIAL. RACE, there are two candidates . who have had-mining experience, BurtA. Cassidy and.Iva Parker. The others have stated their willingness to help the industry in every legitimate way. The late Senator Thomas’ Ingram was a tower. of strength in the senate, when in: his hest health, for the mining industry. He was handicapped during his last term by bad health which greatly incapacited him. If-Nevada county can have representation in both the senate and assembly pledged to aid the mining industry on every possible occasion, we stand an excellent chance to become the banner gold producing county in the state in the next year or so. The voters have it in their power tomorrow to make this possible. IN THE SUPERVISORIAL CONTEST, there are some excellent men campaigning for the honor of _ representing the first district. R. A. Eddy can point with pride to many of his past achievements and feel that on the strength of his recorc that he should be returned. Frank Davies, who has been campaigning on the good roads issue, has been one of the promoters of the Lake Vera idea which has already brought this-section of the state into great prominence as a recrea‘tional area‘through Mills College locating its summer camp here and the Oakland Campfire Girls with Camp Celio which has already attracted thousands to this community the past season. Uncle Tom Coan, who has invested a large sum of money in this section both in mining and ‘ recreation, feelthat he is entitled to the voters’s consideration and has been waging a campaign intended to interest the ballot casters Charles Eden, who has had considerable experience in roac building feels that if he is elected that he can major or more roads and better roads with his background of practice knowledge. The first district is sure to be represented by ‘ good man &nd with all of them pulling for good roads thi -section should be sure to benefit. IN THE MIDST OF THIS political palaver jit is well te call attention to the fact that The Nugget has eight page this weék made possible by the advertising demands made fo this issue. It would be a splendid advertisement for Nevads City if her paper were that large every week, or larger. The only thing necessary is’ the display advertising and if our meychants will be liberal with their space this is entirely possible. Those merchants who do advertise are the ones who make it possible for Nevada City to have a newspaper, and only those. Those merchants who have been loyal to The Nugget through its two years of active life are the ones who are making it possible for Nevada City to get back on its feet again and to have its own newspaper. The readers of this paper should co-operate with Nugget advertisers as they are. the ones who make The. Nugget possible in Nevada City. They are community builders in every. sense of the word, Moye power to them. ried id Old Dobbin may have” had his One sweetly sclemn thoug!t concerning the war in China is, no mat. shortcomings, but he could always ter who wins-of lases it. th efaxpaybe parked without being dented,-— Louisville Times. bosses, 1 ers of the Wunited States won't have to pay for it.—<dt. Louis Post Dispatch. Germans have completed a series of flying yachts for air service he. tween Berlin and Buenos Ayres. Evi. dently the legend of the Flying . Dutehman is about to-come true. If your chicken leg is tough don’t blame the restaurant, but. think of how the chicken muscles get developed as the result of dodging automob.es, Presidential timber can now show what it is worth on the stump. HANAN SAYS DISTRICT LOOKS FINE TO HIM After tour ‘of several days thrcugh Plumas, Sierra and other counties I have returned home enthusiastie over the prospects of election to the senate from the third district: a T found a strong sentinient everywhere in support of Governor Young’s but was considerfairs that there able criticism. of aspirants for office who announced that they were “adninistration candidates,’’ and who tried to lead the public to believe that they might obtain extraordinary influence with the state government. No man has higher praise for Governor Young than I have. His administration has been a credit to the state and he is above petty practices. integrity and fairness, to think that tion because it did not come from seme particular person. Proper bills which will be of benefit, no matter where or with who. they originate, will have the backing of the state administration and any statement. to “the contrary is an insult to the governor and willbe people of the third -senatorial distriet. I trust Governor Young and am satisfied that he will deal fairly with any senator — elected by the people, but that he will not favor or back unnecessary fad legislation no matter what legislator may sponsor. it. It is all up }to the kind of bill it is, not to say self-called administration candidate. resented bythe: or The people vovernor ean be the and the administration will consider the bill—not the man, I expect when elected to confer with the different’ groups representing farming, mining, lumbering and various organizations. so that assured we ;mizht go over proposed legislation. 1 intend also to keep in leaders and prominent contact with people in all conimmunities and keep them advised as to any adverse legislation which might affeet their interests ,and to at all times work ‘in close co-operation with the people.. They are the their senator ts on the job io serve them, not himself. I have no pet schemes. No proposed legistation for selfish gain either for myself or any interest in the entire district. No one has any strings on me and I promise’ unbiased action in the interest of the people. I ean work in entire harmony with the governor or his administration in all matters for thé publie good. On these grounds and on my official reecrd of 18 years without a single complaint of unfairness I, would ap} preciate .your vote next Thursday. for the senate Yours sincerely, Wim. Haman. STATE’S OWN FAIR In the old days, at this time of the year, men burnishedti e harness and greased the axles thay all might be in readiness for the journey to the State Fair. We can go there this year behind the nag, in an airplane, and the fair at. motor car, or train the end-of the route has progressed and developed just as have the ways of transportation. The biggest pumpkins, it is to be ‘oped, will still be there. Itis a tra“tion and what it demonstrates of and good farming is nore important than ever. With it .nd its various relative with the livestock and mineral exhibits, will be the newest things in implements, iutomobiles, shool_ exhibits, indusrial exhibits, shows, musie and all hat goes into a nrodern xiate of endless variety. fair in a From September 1 to 8 the fair will be on, inviting attendance from ihe length of the commonwealth. It will be, far and away, the best State Fair California has seen.

Oakland Tribune. Sir George Grierson is said to speak 179 languages and 554 dialects clow restful sitence must seem! Claimed the women out and vote as they they would do not tum should, be Ceeply interested in the suffrage if it was taken away trom them, i A Californian has built a complete bome on an auto chassis. His motto being, Wwe presume, ‘‘Home_ Tleet Home.’’—-Glen Cove Record. The orators might be reminded that thier words are not necessarily any wiser because they holler louder, Still one move thing needed/in the United States is less bootlegging and more mutton legging on the family dinner table, : lormerly the students used to study Homer the Greek poet, but now they study knocking homers on the baseball. diamond. Subseribe For The Nugget administration of state af-° but . { { {he would not endorse needed legisla. : -an emblem Se sere —— DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK By : Edson R. Waite Louis F. Grill, managing editor of the Miles City (Mont.) Star, says: That when you join up With a community building crew and build constructively, you aré accomplishing something that will stand on foundations of time. Among the things that should be stressed in community the establishing of beautiful yards, if-youwant— to crown your labors with beauty. Community building is an active enterprise. , It. contemplates that every citizen become an earnest and energetic builder, not even ayear, but for forever a day or what is built constructively is alive, . for life has been @ffort. It is one of the compensations of effort that -whatever is achieved a certain pride radiates from it, ‘not to eulogize the builder, but to stand as of some worthy object injected into the sought to .be emphasized. . ‘thusing forces that to attempt to do something, not in’ . which Anticipations. are part of the enmove a builder the spirit of rivalry but in the sense ofan individual ontribution, which added to the whole effort will create a community with distinetion. Loyalty is the key that unlocks the doorof suecess in all community building effort. Beyond the vortal appear the tapestries denoting beauty of arrangement, the ceiling of ainbitious attainment and the marble floor of solid achievement. Step akong with the crew of community builders and build a unit, added to other units will make an America beautiful, and this can best be expressed in trees and flowers for where these are eultivated all things else in the way of a CityBeautiful will follow. Judge G. L. Jones is at Carmel for a vacation to be spent with his family. Great. news.-for the wets!.O. N. Bible has been arrested for running a still, With dry Democrats of fourteen states organizing a bolt. it seems to be a case of a bolt’ forged against the Smith instead of the Smith forging the ‘bolt. In installment buying the chief difficulty does not come in making the first payment ‘‘down’’ but in keeping future payments up. building is . because , BITS OF HUMOR © . PERSONAL MENTION While ‘‘prostrations, drowning, and Those from Washington attending suicides trail high mercury’ in the the funeral of Mrs. Eilzabeth Cole, mid-west and east northern Claifor-' last Wednesday were, Mrs. M. Crownia is énjoying ideal weather. Write ‘ley, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Kohler,, Silyour friends back there about the via Massilini, Charles Blay and Fosjoys of California climate. . ter Williamson. : If you happen to feel iniportant . Calvin H. Barkdull of Oakland, remember that there are 118,363,999 others in the United States: . who was injured in the auto acciident on the South Yuba grade last . May has filed suit in Superior Court /against Thomas J. Woodruff, driver of the car in the omunt of $10,000 damages and $430 for doctor and hospital bills. And now for four months the average voter will amount to someees remarks the Chico Record. ; ‘Every 64th person inow has an auto. in the world That gives each . : : : : While opening a bottle of soda . motorist 63 pedestrians to shoot at. Carl Baker had it explode in his . The best reducing exercise consists hands last week, the pieces of in moving the head from left to proken glass cutting his face. right when asked to have some Mrs. Frank Davies: had as guests “more. last week end her sister, Mrs. Fred By .means’ of ultra violet rays, Locey of Vallejo, Mr. and Mrs. L. photographs can now be taken in to‘tal darkness. Locey of San Francisco and her father, James Smith, of San Francisco. . \ L HEN your telephone bell rings after you have retired for the night, it’s mighty convenient to reach out from your bed and auswer the call. Its no longer necessary to get up to answer the telephone. Just call our business office and have an exiension installed by your bedside. Extension telephones in the home save many tiring steps, are an aid in emergencies or danger and add greatly to the comfort and convenience of the home. Cost — only a few pennies a day FOR BETTER SERVICE Be sureto“hangup” thereceiver when you have fir:ished talking. A receiver off the "switch hook” temporarily puts your line out of order. You L THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE muy miss an important call, = A Savi months to Ly When you have a TRUST FUND 1 You know that your family and heirs are protected against any future crisis. ' 2 You know that the costs of probating (court, advertising, bond and legal expenses) are entirely eliminated. ' & You know that in case of emergency the funds are immediately available to dependents—proportioned as you have indicated. (A A. You know that this bank makes no charge for the opening, handling and execution of a Trust Fund Savings Account. 5 You know that you may either add to or draw from this account exactly as from an ordinary Savings account. ‘ur new eight-page booklet, “Protection that Endures Peyond Life,” frelly a plains the worthwhile reasons jor Laving a Trust Dund Savings Account. Grass Valley Branch Grass Valley oo AND TPRUST UE NE UT A ne a AE ngs Aecount ; 4 ‘4 requires four a year to probate.) Nevada City Branch Nevada City fy f/ AEP tah ECURITY BANK COMPANY READ OF FOE ~ SAN FRANCS me oN 5 & “. eumeeee Bete SV AT FAROESE 4 sii. ‘ s _Un:rep Security tana « ieust Co. a . Please send me yout booklet, “Protection that Endures 8 : : : . eyond Life.’ explaining the details of the Unired Se § ae for free booklet. This coupon a, s curity Trust Fund Savings Account s : , 7 al flo JP CORVERIERCE Sl : es) ae a e Name e t ® s ' a . . s : 8 Address Hi = . s Pee ny Scbbvhedvesenddssecsaketesganechsesnenshal anna + i = sanenl