December 11, 1933 (4 pages)

ADA FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ___-_oCol. Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune and chairman of the committee of the American Newspaper Publishers’ Association on freedom of the press, said last month in a public address that under the First Amendment of the Constitution the press, in his opinion, cannot be compelled to accept special government control. Col. McCormick referred to the N. R. A. code proposed by the government for the press, and said-that despite this newspaper publishers had signified a willingness to sign the code as the government drew it, with the single addition of a clause guaranteeing freedom of the press. This, he said, the government will not agree to. Col. McCormick spoke over station WGN and the WJZ radio network of the National Broadcasting Company. “The law of nature,” he said, “is not that tyrants make tyrants, but that tyranny makes tyrants. “It is conceded that in phrasing the First Amendment to the Constitution that framers of the Bill of Rights had in mind every invasion that had already been made upon the freedom of the press, and realizing that the ingenuity of men in government is infinite, they did not confine their prohibitions to the evils that had gone before, but used language broad enough to include any effort that could be made in limit the freedom of utterance,” he said. *“Yet no sooner had the Constitution and its amendments been adopted-than Congress infringed upon that freedom, and prison, yea, torture, had to be endured to re-establish it. ““Axnd all through our history in every generation efforts have been made to limit freedom of the press, and always they . ‘ : have been resisted successfully. . “The freedom of the press is the freedom of the American wor as eae I people. Circumstances have imposed upon the publishers of 4 America the holy duty to preserve that freedom and hand it ¢. down to posterity.” at Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! BRET HARTE DAIRY Golden Gesiiey Milk that won the State Gold Medal Award of Calif. State Fair 1931-1932-1933 The Best Milk That Can Be ‘ Produced. Phone 77 U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Glenn H. Cleland Standard OW Products Complete Stock of SKID CHAINS and ANTI 3 FREEZE LIQUID. Come In For Winter Service BROAD and COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY oh IE PASTIME CLUB OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS —Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS O. A. PIERATT, Prop. PAGE TWO THE NE : =a . Nevada City Nugget . ss 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed ‘and Published at Nevada City. = = H. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON pd tec bak cesses eueesizosl Publishers Zarathustra, ‘ Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Calphate : ifernia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the : postoffice at Nevada City, umder Act of Congress, March 8, 1879. of SUBCRIPTION RATES ee este ee has $2.00 votees for rare /J WEEKLY . COMMENT By : CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN one of the worlds great religions teachers, almost ail whose records have been lost, was born about’600°-B. C. His name has been in use among religious demany centuries. Nietche wrote a book entiled: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra.” At present there is a religious society in the very modern city of Los Angeles who uses his name a great deal in their writings. daznans and worship the ancient God Mazda the God of light. The man Who is the spiritual head of the Mazdaznans is Ottoman Zar Adusht Hanish, and he claims to be a direct descendant of Zarathustra. } The Coptic monks of Egypt are supposed /to have the most ancient j and authentic religious records in ex} 4 ristence. / it is said that-Christ was known/to them during his early life. A headline reads as follows: “ROOSEVELT BREAKINK POWER OF -WALL STREET’ * * # # “Lloyd George.” telling signed He is most likly uss FLD. (R. has: still three is making things move, everybody by the end teeth and vainly. There is one confection very much is use in Europe at this time of the year. In Denmark it is called Peperfernusee. Both these words mean in English Peppernuts. They are about from flour, spices, sugar and other ingredients. They are most delicious. We took our youngsters on a window shopping tour one night were looking as enthusiastically as the children and were loath to go home. Christmas time one needs a wishing well where a Million dollars could be obtained, jusi. to spend to see people. happy. The firemen will give their annual carnival dance on the 30th of December, the ‘‘greatest ever.” : If a man must. quench his thirst then that man by virtue of being a citizen of this country is entitled by constitutional right to do so and no questions asked. But at the same time I think he is entitled to buy The Legal Liquor at least at the same price as bootleg can Still be bought. The man who canturn his back on price and for His Country’s Sake buy the legal liquor, is in my humble opinion A REAL PATRIOT. The bootlegger should not thrive long in this country. o Jess Moomey, who has been so eriously ill for some time, is able to be about again, which is good news to his many friends. BE COMF ORTABLE Get Your _ MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE 312 Broad Street Nevada City —— O06 0 0 0 OVO — NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free sold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. not, Mail order check work promptly cttended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor . CLOSES FOR WINTER This society call themselves the Maz-]j Jones, years in office and from the way he! of his term will be eating } regular. Long before then * Wall Street may only be gnasiine its nodde. In Germany it is called Pfef. dard; Miss Strict—Dorothy Hays; the size of a walnut and are aast pkins—Harriet Chureh; Mrs. Smith last}; week. It was not very long until we} CITY NUGGET CAMPTONVILLE SCHOOL . CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 9.—Thel, Camptonville Union Grammar school and Camptonville Branch of the for the winter vacation Friday. The storm and approaching cold and wintry weather made it advisable to close the school at this time: the spring term will start -in the fore part of March: : ‘ The following program was rendered by the pupils, attended by the parents: : ! Song—America the Beautiful; Four Little Boys—Fred Butz, Bobby Jones; Readings,—Freéddie Hum phrey, Earnest Dennis and B. Jones.; ! Song—Thanksgiving—Primary Dei partment; Recitation—Thanksgivinf ‘ Day—Cynthia Church: Recitation—— {Tommies Thanksgiving Dinner—Ce. cil Grans; Anvil Chorus—Harmonica Band; Recitation—The Weather. cook—Lois Butz; Recitation—The j Little Pilgrim Maid—Guyla Tabler; . Song—In Long Ago. Plymouth—Pr{mary Dept; Dialogue—The First Thanksgiving—David Chureh, Dolores Bishop, Carmen Cassano, Billy Humphrey; Song—Gypsy Fiddles— j Grammar Dept; Pilgrim School—H. +Chureh, Leland Pauly, Guyla Tabler, Earl Rose, Lois Butz, Cynthia Church , Mandus Carlson, Cecil Grans; Song . —Come Ye Thankful Children—Pri. mary Dept; Valley of the Moon— , Harmonica Band; Play, The Depart; ment School—Grammar Dept; Song -The Big Bad Wolf—Entire School i The east for the Play, ‘‘The De. partmental School” was as follows: Miss Take-it-easy——Marion Stod. Prof. Bustle—Dan Jaynes; Prof. Slowsir—wWarren Jaynes; Mrs. Thom—Thelma Butz; Mrs. Mulligan—M. ? ry DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE WITH US Your dainty washable fabrics are safely cleaned by us. Each material receives washing process most suitable for it and your delicate garments in every: department. NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY Mrs. O. Mullis Boulder Street We are 100 per Marysville Union high school closed {. Bennie Carlson, and Norman! receive good care and attention i MONDAY, DEC. I}, 1933 cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing.Made to measure clothes THE NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Here you will find ! Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions =— Commercial St. Nevada City NEVADA CITY 109 J. Phones 109 M : i CLEANERS —_ = —— NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable i physicians and' surgeons oa SHUCKS! CHRISTMAS a MAYBE I COULD IS ALMOST HERE ‘'N: I HAVEN'T A CENT IN MY BANK---GUESS I WON’T BE ABLE To BLY MARGIE & PRESENT EARN SOME MGi. = SCME: PLE. a ron ‘ VEY Sib haa ay E Hackley: Pupils of je sa school will remain here. During the Gyuthie Church Carmen Cassano, D-. vacation some improvement will be eases Lois Butz Guyt2 Tabler, Dav-. made to the grammar school buildid Church, Warren Pauly, George ! ing: ss Rose, Leland Pauly, Billy Humphrey. — During the vacation Mrs. Conses Bosworth eke Hansertance Church, primary teacher will. spent Sunday afternoon in Reno, Nev. spend a month in the bay rezsion, a = o = = Sie Kate Hope Eivingston, high a ea es a Le schoo! teacher will visit her daughter oo ae ye eos he eas Cale 7 P : = a. eya : : ij — in Southern California, and Mrs > oF ease bis AU kees Bac. Pauly, principal of the fSrammar ; “ : AIL ELIRECT ORY A PROFESSIOW IT ‘ S DR. VERNON V. ROOD TTORNE YS . = = : Physician and Surgeon Office and residence at 128 Neal st., ee Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 13 Attorney at Latw A.-M. 2 to 4 P. M—7 to 8 P. we, 205 Pine St., opposite courthouse Nevada City, Calif. MELWIN E. BERRYMAN Dentist Z Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings pbyDOCTORS appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% : = Mill St. Grass Valley Telephene 35 Ww. W. REED, M. D.Nevada City, California J. F. O’CONNOR Office 418 Broad Street. Civil and gg re al 3: Bs me. United States Mineral Surveying. poate oie re ss a8 pales 362 . Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City premeuty . heee 2, a : Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. ALFRED H. TICKELEL, MM. D. HI. N. MARCH,-M. D. ee ee ee = Ls ; : Physician and Surgeon Office 4207 Pine Street. Residence 152% Mill Street, up-stairs, s-cond . ee . floor. 10-12 a. m., 2-5 p. m. daily =F > Mon. Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 1¢ W. P. SAWYER, = = Grien Vaties: Expert Refraction Modern Glasses A. W. STORZ 3est quality linses and mountings . Dentist of ca Kye, Far Nose and Throat. — xX RAY 11 2. m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by 1 15214 Mili St. Goldn Rule Bldg. pointment. Phone =e Ss pees iftice Stade. 6 Gs it i ic 6 dence 73 Ott Buildnig, ee —— Mondays, Wednesdays and FridaysDr. H. B. Towsley 7°to 9 P. M.—Phone 578. : boca teste kasapi DWIGHT D. JOHNSON, M. D. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 412 a. rm. fF Office Hours: 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. to 5 pm.p. m. Office Phone 51 Residenea ee ee re phone 135. 112 South Church St. 312 Broad Street Newada City Grass Valley. ‘e EN CT. E DR. W. C. EVANS D MmSts —_ Dentist DR. WALTER J. HAWHRH:HAINS i X-RAY Dentist ' Corner Mill and Main streets Teleaie: Baad ftrect. Hours 3-00 A. B.( whone 103, Gras® Vatley. Catiforma. to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by appointibaa aspen CARL POWER JONES, M. D. DR. JOHN R. BELLE Grass VaHey, California Dentist Office hours: 1 to 3_and 7 to & p. m. Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:39 Sundays 11:30.to 12:30. Evenings by Appointment : ~Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321 DR. ROBERT W. DETTNER Dentist i A. M. HOLMES Hours: 9:00-5:00. Evening ApFuneral Director pointments. 120% Mill street. Phone Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Ser-;77. Grass Valley, California. vied “of Sincerity: OSCAR E. WINBURN — % Attorney At Law MINING ENGINEERS Suite 1-2-3 City Hall Bldg. = : GRASS VALLEY, Cal EDWARD C. UREN Phone 47 Mining and Civil Engineer : Mining Reports Furnished : = == Mining District Maps iT ; ? = Nevsas ous . . . ACTON M. CLEVELAND GRASS VALLE ' Y . Camptonville (SE EG [ DR. E. C. SKINNER Sisshniaee Steidde is eae ; Omerninis Spaenee Automobile Insurance Evenings by appointment. Office fa : 13 W. Main. Phone 710 Grass Vailey a . Bonds Lite Insurance ae -rs / NORTH WESTERN Grass Valley Cleaners MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO Ed. Burtnae Proprietor ; 111 West Main Street aos Soin Bi FINE any ere WATCH REPAIRING < = t . e is have stalled ma Ra ~ Se =e d ay 2 mam om the . } REPAIRING . road to success. Work Called for and Delivered . Have "em cleaned CLARENCE R. GRAY Have "em pressed s ame ae as at the i Phone 16 jGrass Valiey ~Cleaners We Credit Phone Phone 375 PROMPT ATTENTI On your Phone C. M. HING NRA Season’s Best Vegetables and Fruits GROCERIES ° tO 404 Broad Street 4 SAY, MR. GLUM, YO LIKE JO EARN A FEW NICKELS--DO YoU HAVE ANY WORK I CAN’ BO ? You CAN . WELL, LET ME SEE NOW---LVE A 8G PILE. OF WOOD THAT CHOP--THERE You GO-—— -SPOILING a GOoopd

ADA FREEDOM OF THE PRESS ___-_oCol. Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune and chairman of the committee of the American Newspaper Publishers’ Association on freedom of the press, said last month in a public address that under the First Amendment of the Constitution the press, in his opinion, cannot be compelled to accept special government control. Col. McCormick referred to the N. R. A. code proposed by the government for the press, and said-that despite this newspaper publishers had signified a willingness to sign the code as the government drew it, with the single addition of a clause guaranteeing freedom of the press. This, he said, the government will not agree to. Col. McCormick spoke over station WGN and the WJZ radio network of the National Broadcasting Company. “The law of nature,” he said, “is not that tyrants make tyrants, but that tyranny makes tyrants. “It is conceded that in phrasing the First Amendment to the Constitution that framers of the Bill of Rights had in mind every invasion that had already been made upon the freedom of the press, and realizing that the ingenuity of men in government is infinite, they did not confine their prohibitions to the evils that had gone before, but used language broad enough to include any effort that could be made in limit the freedom of utterance,” he said. *“Yet no sooner had the Constitution and its amendments been adopted-than Congress infringed upon that freedom, and prison, yea, torture, had to be endured to re-establish it. ““Axnd all through our history in every generation efforts have been made to limit freedom of the press, and always they . ‘ : have been resisted successfully. . “The freedom of the press is the freedom of the American wor as eae I people. Circumstances have imposed upon the publishers of 4 America the holy duty to preserve that freedom and hand it ¢. down to posterity.” at Your Advertisement in The Nugget is Dollars in Your Pocket! BRET HARTE DAIRY Golden Gesiiey Milk that won the State Gold Medal Award of Calif. State Fair 1931-1932-1933 The Best Milk That Can Be ‘ Produced. Phone 77 U. S. N. JOHNSON, Prop. Glenn H. Cleland Standard OW Products Complete Stock of SKID CHAINS and ANTI 3 FREEZE LIQUID. Come In For Winter Service BROAD and COMMERCIAL STREETS NEVADA CITY oh IE PASTIME CLUB OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS —Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS O. A. PIERATT, Prop. PAGE TWO THE NE : =a . Nevada City Nugget . ss 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed ‘and Published at Nevada City. = = H. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON pd tec bak cesses eueesizosl Publishers Zarathustra, ‘ Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Calphate : ifernia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the : postoffice at Nevada City, umder Act of Congress, March 8, 1879. of SUBCRIPTION RATES ee este ee has $2.00 votees for rare /J WEEKLY . COMMENT By : CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN one of the worlds great religions teachers, almost ail whose records have been lost, was born about’600°-B. C. His name has been in use among religious demany centuries. Nietche wrote a book entiled: “Thus Spoke Zarathustra.” At present there is a religious society in the very modern city of Los Angeles who uses his name a great deal in their writings. daznans and worship the ancient God Mazda the God of light. The man Who is the spiritual head of the Mazdaznans is Ottoman Zar Adusht Hanish, and he claims to be a direct descendant of Zarathustra. } The Coptic monks of Egypt are supposed /to have the most ancient j and authentic religious records in ex} 4 ristence. / it is said that-Christ was known/to them during his early life. A headline reads as follows: “ROOSEVELT BREAKINK POWER OF -WALL STREET’ * * # # “Lloyd George.” telling signed He is most likly uss FLD. (R. has: still three is making things move, everybody by the end teeth and vainly. There is one confection very much is use in Europe at this time of the year. In Denmark it is called Peperfernusee. Both these words mean in English Peppernuts. They are about from flour, spices, sugar and other ingredients. They are most delicious. We took our youngsters on a window shopping tour one night were looking as enthusiastically as the children and were loath to go home. Christmas time one needs a wishing well where a Million dollars could be obtained, jusi. to spend to see people. happy. The firemen will give their annual carnival dance on the 30th of December, the ‘‘greatest ever.” : If a man must. quench his thirst then that man by virtue of being a citizen of this country is entitled by constitutional right to do so and no questions asked. But at the same time I think he is entitled to buy The Legal Liquor at least at the same price as bootleg can Still be bought. The man who canturn his back on price and for His Country’s Sake buy the legal liquor, is in my humble opinion A REAL PATRIOT. The bootlegger should not thrive long in this country. o Jess Moomey, who has been so eriously ill for some time, is able to be about again, which is good news to his many friends. BE COMF ORTABLE Get Your _ MATRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by JOHN W. DARKE 312 Broad Street Nevada City —— O06 0 0 0 OVO — NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free sold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. not, Mail order check work promptly cttended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Insurance Companies. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor . CLOSES FOR WINTER This society call themselves the Maz-]j Jones, years in office and from the way he! of his term will be eating } regular. Long before then * Wall Street may only be gnasiine its nodde. In Germany it is called Pfef. dard; Miss Strict—Dorothy Hays; the size of a walnut and are aast pkins—Harriet Chureh; Mrs. Smith last}; week. It was not very long until we} CITY NUGGET CAMPTONVILLE SCHOOL . CAMPTONVILLE, Dec. 9.—Thel, Camptonville Union Grammar school and Camptonville Branch of the for the winter vacation Friday.. The storm and approaching cold and wintry weather made it advisable to close the school at this time: the spring term will start -in the fore part of March: : ‘ The following program was rendered by the pupils, attended by the parents: :

! Song—America the Beautiful; Four Little Boys—Fred Butz, Bobby Jones; Readings,—Freéddie Hum phrey, Earnest Dennis and B. Jones.; ! Song—Thanksgiving—Primary Dei partment; Recitation—Thanksgivinf ‘ Day—Cynthia Church: Recitation—— {Tommies Thanksgiving Dinner—Ce. cil Grans; Anvil Chorus—Harmonica Band; Recitation—The Weather. cook—Lois Butz; Recitation—The j Little Pilgrim Maid—Guyla Tabler; . Song—In Long Ago. Plymouth—Pr{mary Dept; Dialogue—The First Thanksgiving—David Chureh, Dolores Bishop, Carmen Cassano, Billy Humphrey; Song—Gypsy Fiddles— j Grammar Dept; Pilgrim School—H. +Chureh, Leland Pauly, Guyla Tabler, Earl Rose, Lois Butz, Cynthia Church , Mandus Carlson, Cecil Grans; Song . —Come Ye Thankful Children—Pri. mary Dept; Valley of the Moon— , Harmonica Band; Play, The Depart; ment School—Grammar Dept; Song -The Big Bad Wolf—Entire School i The east for the Play, ‘‘The De. partmental School” was as follows: Miss Take-it-easy——Marion Stod. Prof. Bustle—Dan Jaynes; Prof. Slowsir—wWarren Jaynes; Mrs. Thom—Thelma Butz; Mrs. Mulligan—M. ? ry DAINTY FABRICS ARE SAFE WITH US Your dainty washable fabrics are safely cleaned by us. Each material receives washing process most suitable for it and your delicate garments in every: department. NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY Mrs. O. Mullis Boulder Street We are 100 per Marysville Union high school closed {. Bennie Carlson, and Norman! receive good care and attention i MONDAY, DEC. I}, 1933 cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing.Made to measure clothes THE NATIONAL HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City California Here you will find ! Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions =— Commercial St. Nevada City NEVADA CITY 109 J. Phones 109 M : i CLEANERS —_ = —— NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. Open to all reputable i physicians and' surgeons oa SHUCKS! CHRISTMAS a MAYBE I COULD IS ALMOST HERE ‘'N: I HAVEN'T A CENT IN MY BANK---GUESS I WON’T BE ABLE To BLY MARGIE & PRESENT EARN SOME MGi. = SCME: PLE. a ron ‘ VEY Sib haa ay E Hackley: Pupils of je sa school will remain here. During the Gyuthie Church Carmen Cassano, D-. vacation some improvement will be eases Lois Butz Guyt2 Tabler, Dav-. made to the grammar school buildid Church, Warren Pauly, George ! ing: ss Rose, Leland Pauly, Billy Humphrey. — During the vacation Mrs. Conses Bosworth eke Hansertance Church, primary teacher will. spent Sunday afternoon in Reno, Nev. spend a month in the bay rezsion, a = o = = Sie Kate Hope Eivingston, high a ea es a Le schoo! teacher will visit her daughter oo ae ye eos he eas Cale 7 P : = a. eya : : ij — in Southern California, and Mrs > oF ease bis AU kees Bac. Pauly, principal of the fSrammar ; “ : AIL ELIRECT ORY A PROFESSIOW IT ‘ S DR. VERNON V. ROOD TTORNE YS . = = : Physician and Surgeon Office and residence at 128 Neal st., ee Grass Valley. Office hours 10 to 13 Attorney at Latw A.-M.. 2 to 4 P. M—7 to 8 P. we, 205 Pine St., opposite courthouse Nevada City, Calif. MELWIN E. BERRYMAN Dentist Z Hours 8:30 to 5:00 Evenings pbyDOCTORS appointment. Thomas Bldg. 139% : = Mill St. Grass Valley Telephene 35 Ww. W. REED, M. D.Nevada City, California J. F. O’CONNOR Office 418 Broad Street. Civil and gg re al 3: Bs me. United States Mineral Surveying. poate oie re ss a8 pales 362 . Licensed Surveyor. Upstairs over City premeuty . heee 2, a : Hall, Main Street, Grass Valley. ALFRED H. TICKELEL, MM. D. HI. N. MARCH,-M. D. ee ee ee = Ls ; : Physician and Surgeon Office 4207 Pine Street. Residence 152% Mill Street, up-stairs, s-cond . ee . floor. 10-12 a. m., 2-5 p. m. daily =F > Mon. Wed. Fri. evenings. Phone 1¢ W. P. SAWYER, = = Grien Vaties: Expert Refraction Modern Glasses A. W. STORZ 3est quality linses and mountings . Dentist of ca Kye, Far Nose and Throat. — xX RAY 11 2. m. to 4 p. m. Evenings by 1 15214 Mili St. Goldn Rule Bldg. pointment. Phone =e Ss pees iftice Stade. 6 Gs it i ic 6 dence 73 Ott Buildnig, ee —— Mondays, Wednesdays and FridaysDr. H. B. Towsley 7°to 9 P. M.—Phone 578. : boca teste kasapi DWIGHT D. JOHNSON, M. D. Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 412 a. rm. fF Office Hours: 2 to 4 p.m. 7 to 8 p.m. to 5 pm.p. m. Office Phone 51 Residenea ee ee re phone 135. 112 South Church St. 312 Broad Street Newada City Grass Valley. ‘e EN CT. E DR. W. C. EVANS D MmSts —_ Dentist DR. WALTER J. HAWHRH:HAINS i X-RAY Dentist ' Corner Mill and Main streets Teleaie: Baad ftrect. Hours 3-00 A. B.( whone 103, Gras® Vatley. Catiforma. to 6:00 P. M. Evenings by appointibaa aspen CARL POWER JONES, M. D. DR. JOHN R. BELLE Grass VaHey, California Dentist Office hours: 1 to 3_and 7 to & p. m. Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:39 Sundays 11:30.to 12:30. Evenings by Appointment : ~Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321 DR. ROBERT W. DETTNER Dentist i A. M. HOLMES Hours: 9:00-5:00. Evening ApFuneral Director pointments. 120% Mill street. Phone Nevada City. Grass Valley. The Ser-;77. Grass Valley, California. vied “of Sincerity: OSCAR E. WINBURN — % Attorney At Law MINING ENGINEERS Suite 1-2-3 City Hall Bldg. = : GRASS VALLEY, Cal EDWARD C. UREN Phone 47 Mining and Civil Engineer : Mining Reports Furnished : = == Mining District Maps iT ; ? = Nevsas ous . . . ACTON M. CLEVELAND GRASS VALLE ' Y . Camptonville (SE EG [ DR. E. C. SKINNER Sisshniaee Steidde is eae ; Omerninis Spaenee Automobile Insurance Evenings by appointment. Office fa : 13 W. Main. Phone 710 Grass Vailey a . Bonds Lite Insurance ae -rs / NORTH WESTERN Grass Valley Cleaners MUTUAL LIFE INS. CO Ed. Burtnae Proprietor ; 111 West Main Street aos Soin Bi FINE any ere WATCH REPAIRING < = t . e is have stalled ma Ra ~ Se =e d ay 2 mam om the . } REPAIRING . road to success. Work Called for and Delivered . Have "em cleaned CLARENCE R. GRAY Have "em pressed s ame ae as at the i Phone 16 jGrass Valiey ~Cleaners We Credit Phone Phone 375 PROMPT ATTENTI On your Phone C. M. HING NRA Season’s Best Vegetables and Fruits GROCERIES ° tO 404 Broad Street 4 SAY, MR. GLUM, YO LIKE JO EARN A FEW NICKELS--DO YoU HAVE ANY WORK I CAN’ BO ? You CAN . WELL, LET ME SEE NOW---LVE A 8G PILE. OF WOOD THAT CHOP--THERE You GO-—— -SPOILING a GOoopd