December 13, 1937 (4 pages)

= _— reer Sa eetetes ie oe See ne rake i SRS BO acl : . PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1937. __ Peroesesevessersoesenessesseosteterssvorsowesenstsees OFF HIS BACK! . <0: Pauline conn,* san Franciaces . and = Mus Asta Ma Caner, Gee Nevada City Nuiyoet 305 Broad Street. Phone 26 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Hleiioieieleiuiedogels Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, & 1879. + SUBSCRIPTION RATES * One year (Im Advance) ..-.-----------1---+--+$2.50 a a of water to the normal outilow through the lower altitudes. What really is needed is a good snow storm along the crest of the Sierras, not only to conserve California’s water supply for the summer, but to act as a sponge in the event of further rain. Se Out Loud — Colby, Bainbridge Secretary of H. M. L. State under President Wilson, is an ‘ unreconstructed Democrat. In? 23 Building cities in narrow deep. speech delivered November 22 in fanyons is a risky business in Cali-. Philadelphia, this rebel in the Bourfornia, especially in Southern Cali-. bon ranks explodes into language fornia, where Jupiter Pluvius likes to drop all his moisture at one time. However, it is not safe anywhere in California to build on the edge of a stream where the hills come steeply down. Downieville’s plight is an in, stance. Somewhere above the confluencé of the two streams of the North Yuba in that city, on Friday that no Republican who valued his job or business would dare use. Declares Mr. Colby. “It not an exaggeration to say a large percentage of our expenditures for relief can be put down 4s a ‘racket.’ The expenditure for overhead, which for hangers-on and undeserying people with political claims upbridge recently completed by the State Highway Commission, and at refusal of the administration to permit a practical census of the unempresent writing, it looks as if thé]! ployed and those entitled to relief, mew bridge and both of the _ old. lest the pretext for wasteful and selfones will have to, be replaced. serving expenditure be lost; the use Further down stream a mass o0fj by the political managers of the addebris, including the wreckage of) ministration of the promise of reGS Iz TAKE THE BOULDER . =ee/ HEY, YOU, DOWN here! WHY DON'T YOU DO SOMETHING fit! ae ee il) afternoon a cloudburst filled thelon the adminis:ration;: the frank dismarrow gorges. Old bridges were/ tribution of relief funds for what Swept against the splendid new) virtually amounts to vote-buying; the! _Brodehl, ‘EH. Little, Whittier; M. R. Miller, Marysville; H. B. Carlson, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Sol6mon, Stockton; T. W. Courtney, Los Angeles; Mary Eckler, ‘Alleghany; Eva Kellogg, Forest; iO Riivey ¢ 1 Shock, Modesto; Billy Hughes, Modesto; L. D.’ Drake, Mt. View, Cal.; A. T. Smith, A. B. Innis, Oroville; L. Duncan, Sacramento; L. F. Utter, Los Angeles; R. L. Egenhoff, Sacramento; R. E. Aunger, Sacramento; Wm. Jay, Reno, J. Brizzoloro, Sacramento. Wm. Ttilton, Zeibright; E. W. Clinton, Van Nuys, Calif.; F. C. Homer, North San Juan; Geo. Harper, North San Juan; M. F. Nichols, Tyler; G. A. Miller and wife, New York City; Wm, H. Evans, Oakland; J. H.) Matchett, San Francisco; J. Wiitmier, Sacramento; J. Brewer, Los Angeles; John Kojkovich, Palo Alto; Jack Brizzolora, Sacramento; W. H. Patten and wife, Bishop; D. M. Lake Tahoe; J. D. HodgGo). Harding; Di Ey son, ‘San Francisco; San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Downieville; Ralph Costa, Downieville; Homer C. Neal, New York; C. A. Mott, Oroville, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff, Los Angeles; Genevieve Uranesh, Sacramento; J. J. E. ’Brien, Salinas; Milton .R. Randahl, San WHITHER GOING IS AMERICA? By RALPH H. TAYLOR This Christmas, all California— and all America — have reason to ponder: ‘‘Whither are we going?’’ During this season of good fellowship, it is time for the employer, whether he be farmer, merchant, or industrialist, to interrogate himself: “Am I doing right ‘by my workers?’’ And it is an ideal time for the workCAMPTONVILLE GIRL WEDS CAMPTONVILLE, Dec, 12.—The many friends of Miss ‘Marion Belyea were surprised and pleased to learn of her marriage at Reno recently to Charles B. Hooskinson, of Auburn. Both young people are residents of Auburn where they expect to make their home. The bride lived here a considerable time attending the loca) nigh school and residing with the Groves family on Spring street. The groom intends to go into private business at Auburn. Give your child a musical instruFrancisco; John Brennan, San Francisco; L. Furst, Downieville; M. Smothers, Goodyears Bar; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Taylor, Downieville; Mr. ramento; EH. V. Gilkey, Marysville; E. R. Huber, San Francisco; W. s. Gracey, San Erancisco; J. D. Bradley, San Francisco; Bill Voight, Nevada City; Ew Amundsen, Nevada. City; Victor: Dare, Mrss-"R. Cook, Washington; M. G. Roach, Reno; H. A. Fischer, Richmond; C. D. Krame er, Richmond. seiteotedestestesfestesertd KA eaetetoletettetettetett DO YOU KNOW that in no other store can you find such a wide variety of practical and attractive holiday gifts—and in such a wide price range. Novelties of all kinds Beautiful Toilet Sets Leather Goods in New Designs Gift Stationery You will be pleased with our assortments. SHOP EARLY SHOP IN THE EVENINGS Christmas Cards Folks are buying their cards NOW. Come in while assortments are complete, See our lovely gift dressings, THE REXA DRUG STOR Phone 100 Fe ee ee ie oe i i i oe cc ea 5 ests serge ee ? “5 eet Rees RIO 3M Neste x \2 AR AA? Roeeeeyey eerie Beieidinieieeieinicicinies Oe, A “Life Time” Christmas Gift a HEALD Christmas Scholarship Heald Business Training is permanent and substantial. Pays homes built too close to the river Pank, was jammed against the bridge on the North Fork. The situation of Washington the South Fork is very similar that of Downieville and some day the gorge will probably fill with a ecloudburst and do much damage to that historic village. on The real and great damage done by high water, however, is generally an the big valley. Chico, Marysville, Sacramento and Stockton at this writing are all wrestling with an ovenplus of water. In early days the were converted almost every winter into large inland lakes. Barriers since built in the way of levees along their banks are only good up to a point. Water higher than 29 feet at Sacramento, for instance, means flooding of streets and rene districts. Residents of Nevada county may #ount themselves fortunate that mone of their three cities is so sitmated that they can be much damaged by floods. Thus far this season ~ thas been extraordinarily © warm. Rains, not snows pour down on the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys; to . t Summit and add millions of acre feet! Valley, lief or the withdrawal of it as a means of coercing votes, constitute a seandal of unprecedented proportion. “The New Deal means well, we are insistently told and although its processes are illegal and its methods border on insanity, we must accept, so they tell us, the resulting bedlam in the nation * * as a part of the 1936 mandate. Never was the word “mandate”’ euriously used. Can anyone be surprised that industry in every field is languishing; thar capital, or what is left of it, is paralyzed with fear; that the spirit of enterprise quails before a government apparently bent on oppression and determined to throttle every creative and productive force in the nation?’’ S19 Tourist (in Yellowstone Park): “Those Indians have a blood curdling yell.”’ Guide: “Yes, ma’am; every one of ‘em is a college graduate’’. “Lighthouse no good for fog,’’ says a Chinese. “Lighthouse he shine, whistle he blow, fog bell he ring— and fog he come in just the same. Complete stock of Popular Sheet Music. The: Harmony Shop, Giass all cE 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 we Droroenaprer J Grass Valley , i W/ / ite The studio that satisfies. Good / photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. REPae WE DO EVERYTHIN Ts tEP YOUR CAR RUNNING SMOOTHLY AND ADJUSTMENTS, OIL AND GAS SERVICE DICK LANIE?S CARAGE AT BROAD AND UNION, NEVADA CITY “List With ‘Us—For Action" ‘W. Hi. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER ——_o——_. Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah High“way, just North of City Limits. NEVADA CITY HOME _ LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR _ aT BODY AND FENDER REPAIR = Bring’ your car to us for quick and skilled body and -fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator . Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service: of Its Kind in Nevada City ‘GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS’ __ Located at the Nevada City Garage . Halkyard mine to spend the wint . Musie. i : ment for er to disregard outside influneces, do his own thinking, and ask: ‘‘Am Christmas. Shop, Grass Valley. The Harmony I being fair to my employer?”’ NATIONAL wnat brought Russia to Communism; wha: brought Germany and Italy to. Marysville; Fascism. In Russia, abuses by. the Czars. W. EH. Collins, gave birth to revolution and the Soviet State. Understanding of the cruel despotism and abject poverty of the ‘people of Russia during that era will bring understanding of the sudden shift to Communism—even to loyal Americans who can see only bitter disillusionment and social disaster in the experiment. But America was born free; has ‘had no Czars; has more of plenty for all classes ‘than any other nation in the world. AmSacramento; wife, Oakland; ramento; Yuba City; Al er, North San Ji San Juan; Sacramento; It is well, in this period. of contemplation, to study ‘‘cause and effect;’’*to weigh the course of con-. ered at the Na temporary history — to determine W. D. Vanderhoff, Martha Casserly, Goodyears Bar; E. Higgins, Camptonville; C. R. Boteler, Sacramento; Sidney A. McGaw and Mr. and Mrs. uan; D. W. Pinto, San Pedro; E. Bhodson, Alleghany; J. A. Had-. erle, Nevada City; Joe Cohn, San FrancisHOTEL GUESTS The following guesis are registtional Hotel: Sacramento; W. E. Robinson, Oakland; M. Hecks, Roy Canyon; J. D. Holmes, Gold ‘Canyon; Gallagher, Gold Mrs. Bi San Francisco; J. L. MeCullock, W. B. Smalley, SacA. E. Lone, Johnson, F. C. HomG. Harper. North Albert M. Carter, erica has no spur to plunge, in despair, into Commuism! But ‘what of the other extreme—. Fascism, a master staté and a servant people? How did this come . ) about-in Germany and Italy? It came about withthe destruction of the hard-working, ~tax-paying, empire building ‘middle class!’’. Workers, suddenly dominant, proved unequal to the responsibilities born of their Beautiful 'Gift Toiletries FROM Coty, Harriet Hubbard, Ayers, Yardley Germany ard Italy. And Fascism, with all the evils attendant on dictatorship, followed revolution! The submerged classes and the former ‘middle classes’ have both suffer-. . Fountain power; they stripped their shopEvening iin Paris keepers and their faeTner es: ert . Colgate manufacturers and their professional in sets or individual pieces classes of the right to create business . and employment. And the sons anda]. Gift Suggestions fathers of the middle classes, not the New Stationery, Lamps rer classes, brought revolution to Heisey Glassware oe r Pottery, China . Leather Wallets Men’s and Ladies’ Travel Cases, ' Dresser Sets fitted with ivory and metal fittings. Pens, Pencils ed; dictatorships are profitable only to dictators. And-Germany and Italy today, in common with Russia, are L Christmas Cards All kinds with envelopes from 2 for 5c to 50c each. disillusioned nations. At Christmas, when the spirit of ‘live and let live’ is in the .atmosphere, perhaps we should think of . 39¢, 5 Card ‘Assortments Beautiful Cards and Envelopes— Personal Engraved Greeting Oc, 75c, 98c Cards that. Perhaps we should try to give and take and live together in goodwill and tolerant understanding. Perhaps we should count what we Gift Wrappings Tissue Ribbons, Seals, Tags have and be gnateful to the destiny that gave us Free America! CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE,; Dec. 12,.—Jas. M. King of Browns Valley accompanied by ‘Mr. and Mrs. Eugene H. Come in and DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITy see your Christmas Store Hays was in town a few days ago on a short visit to their old home here. Jack Humphrey was in town this week on a short visit to his former home here, he now being located in the north, employed in the lumbering industry. Ray Knickram came over from Portola Tuesday on a few days visit with relatives here. Russell Reed has g gone to the months, Sone The card party scheduled for Saturday night given by the Womens Club was postponed one week due to the terrific storm.Complete stock of Popular Sheet The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. “Time for a repaint. Whom shall we call?” dle not: look in the Yellow Yellow Pag eS CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE ages HOWARD FEDERER dividends for a life Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Federer. Auburn. . EMPLOYER: Swanston & Sen, Packers. Christmas. Thoughtful parents know will be more lasting. Nothing more WRITE FOR CATALOG “B” 14th & K ST.time and never passes away. Give your boy or girl a HEALD Scholarship for the value of Heald business training. Nothing you can do definitely assures future happy Christmases. 9 SACRAMENTO Tuts ¢ Christmas give your family the best of all gifts—many years full of happier hours. A table appliance for Mother for daily. use or when she plays hostess—a Better Sight lamp for Buddy—a radio for Sistie and an electric razor for Dad. There is a score or more of other appliances, too, that have that festive touch of elegance that will say, ‘Merry Christmas” day in and day out for years. Make your Christmas hunting easier this year. See the special displays of electric table appliances at appliance dealers everywhere. © Drop in and look over these smart and useful Christmas gifts. You will always be glad you thought of electric gifts because they never fail to please. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G:-auF. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Operated Owned: + Managed. by Californians Good Choice Good for Years Heating Pad warms beds in a jiffy. Quick remedy for cold feet on chilly nights. Coffee Service., Guests thrillover the coffee and envy the hostess for owning such a grand service. rath For FamilyCircle or Circle of Friends Clocks. Mirrorfaced or chrome and gold. A timely idea for young or old. Personal-Radio forbedside orden that won’t keep the house awake. Electric Tea Pot. Very new and swanky. These and other Elec. tricalGifts are on display at your appliance dealer’s. You couldn't find a better place to do your Christmas shopping. 163-1237, at pol

= _— reer Sa eetetes ie oe See ne rake i SRS BO acl : . PAGE TWO NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1937. __ Peroesesevessersoesenessesseosteterssvorsowesenstsees OFF HIS BACK! . <0: Pauline conn,* san Franciaces . and = Mus Asta Ma Caner, Gee Nevada City Nuiyoet 305 Broad Street. Phone 26 A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Hleiioieieleiuiedogels Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, & 1879. + SUBSCRIPTION RATES * One year (Im Advance) ...-.-----------1---+--+$2.50 a a of water to the normal outilow through the lower altitudes. What really is needed is a good snow storm along the crest of the Sierras, not only to conserve California’s water supply for the summer, but to act as a sponge in the event of further rain. Se Out Loud — Colby, Bainbridge Secretary of H. M. L. State under President Wilson, is an ‘ unreconstructed Democrat. In? 23 Building cities in narrow deep. speech delivered November 22 in fanyons is a risky business in Cali-. Philadelphia, this rebel in the Bourfornia, especially in Southern Cali-. bon ranks explodes into language fornia, where Jupiter Pluvius likes to drop all his moisture at one time. However, it is not safe anywhere in California to build on the edge of a stream where the hills come steeply down. Downieville’s plight is an in, stance. Somewhere above the confluencé of the two streams of the North Yuba in that city, on Friday that no Republican who valued his job or business would dare use. Declares Mr. Colby. “It not an exaggeration to say a large percentage of our expenditures for relief can be put down 4s a ‘racket.’ The expenditure for overhead, which for hangers-on and undeserying people with political claims upbridge recently completed by the State Highway Commission, and at refusal of the administration to permit a practical census of the unempresent writing, it looks as if thé]! ployed and those entitled to relief, mew bridge and both of the _ old. lest the pretext for wasteful and selfones will have to, be replaced. serving expenditure be lost; the use Further down stream a mass o0fj by the political managers of the addebris, including the wreckage of) ministration of the promise of reGS Iz TAKE THE BOULDER . =ee/ HEY, YOU, DOWN here! WHY DON'T YOU DO SOMETHING fit! ae ee il) afternoon a cloudburst filled thelon the adminis:ration;: the frank dismarrow gorges. Old bridges were/ tribution of relief funds for what Swept against the splendid new) virtually amounts to vote-buying; the! _Brodehl, ‘EH. Little, Whittier; M. R. Miller, Marysville; H. B. Carlson, Marysville; Mr. and Mrs. H. Sol6mon, Stockton; T. W. Courtney, Los Angeles; Mary Eckler, ‘Alleghany; Eva Kellogg, Forest; iO Riivey ¢ 1 Shock, Modesto; Billy Hughes, Modesto; L. D.’ Drake, Mt. View, Cal.; A. T. Smith, A. B. Innis, Oroville; L. Duncan, Sacramento; L. F. Utter, Los Angeles; R. L. Egenhoff, Sacramento; R. E. Aunger, Sacramento; Wm. Jay, Reno, J. Brizzoloro, Sacramento. Wm. Ttilton, Zeibright; E. W. Clinton, Van Nuys, Calif.; F. C. Homer, North San Juan; Geo. Harper, North San Juan; M. F. Nichols, Tyler; G. A. Miller and wife, New York City; Wm, H. Evans, Oakland; J. H.) Matchett, San Francisco; J. Wiitmier, Sacramento; J. Brewer, Los Angeles; John Kojkovich, Palo Alto; Jack Brizzolora, Sacramento; W. H. Patten and wife, Bishop; D. M. Lake Tahoe; J. D. HodgGo). Harding; Di Ey son, ‘San Francisco; San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Downieville; Ralph Costa, Downieville; Homer C. Neal, New York; C. A. Mott, Oroville, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Strodthoff, Los Angeles; Genevieve Uranesh, Sacramento; J. J. E. ’Brien, Salinas; Milton .R. Randahl, San WHITHER GOING IS AMERICA? By RALPH H. TAYLOR This Christmas, all California— and all America — have reason to ponder: ‘‘Whither are we going?’’ During this season of good fellowship, it is time for the employer, whether he be farmer, merchant, or industrialist, to interrogate himself: “Am I doing right ‘by my workers?’’ And it is an ideal time for the workCAMPTONVILLE GIRL WEDS CAMPTONVILLE, Dec, 12.—The many friends of Miss ‘Marion Belyea were surprised and pleased to learn of her marriage at Reno recently to Charles B. Hooskinson, of Auburn. Both young people are residents of Auburn where they expect to make their home. The bride lived here a considerable time attending the loca) nigh school and residing with the Groves family on Spring street. The groom intends to go into private business at Auburn. Give your child a musical instruFrancisco; John Brennan, San Francisco; L. Furst, Downieville; M. Smothers, Goodyears Bar; Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Taylor, Downieville; Mr. ramento; EH. V. Gilkey, Marysville; E. R. Huber, San Francisco; W. s. Gracey, San Erancisco; J. D. Bradley, San Francisco; Bill Voight, Nevada City; Ew Amundsen, Nevada. City; Victor: Dare, Mrss-"R. Cook, Washington; M. G. Roach, Reno; H. A. Fischer, Richmond; C. D. Krame er, Richmond. seiteotedestestesfestesertd KA eaetetoletettetettetett DO YOU KNOW that in no other store can you find such a wide variety of practical and attractive holiday gifts—and in such a wide price range. Novelties of all kinds Beautiful Toilet Sets Leather Goods in New Designs Gift Stationery You will be pleased with our assortments. SHOP EARLY SHOP IN THE EVENINGS Christmas Cards Folks are buying their cards NOW. Come in while assortments are complete, See our lovely gift dressings, THE REXA DRUG STOR Phone 100 Fe ee ee ie oe i i i oe cc ea 5 ests serge ee ? “5 eet Rees RIO 3M Neste x \2 AR AA? Roeeeeyey eerie Beieidinieieeieinicicinies Oe, A “Life Time” Christmas Gift a HEALD Christmas Scholarship Heald Business Training is permanent and substantial. Pays homes built too close to the river Pank, was jammed against the bridge on the North Fork. The situation of Washington the South Fork is very similar that of Downieville and some day the gorge will probably fill with a ecloudburst and do much damage to that historic village. on The real and great damage done by high water, however, is generally an the big valley. Chico, Marysville, Sacramento and Stockton at this writing are all wrestling with an ovenplus of water. In early days the were converted almost every winter into large inland lakes. Barriers since built in the way of levees along their banks are only good up to a point. Water higher than 29 feet at Sacramento, for instance, means flooding of streets and rene districts. Residents of Nevada county may #ount themselves fortunate that mone of their three cities is so sitmated that they can be much damaged by floods. Thus far this season ~ thas been extraordinarily © warm. Rains, not snows pour down on the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys; to . t Summit and add millions of acre feet! Valley, lief or the withdrawal of it as a means of coercing votes, constitute a seandal of unprecedented proportion. “The New Deal means well, we are insistently told and although its processes are illegal and its methods border on insanity, we must accept, so they tell us, the resulting bedlam in the nation * * as a part of the 1936 mandate. Never was the word “mandate”’ euriously used. Can anyone be surprised that industry in every field is languishing; thar capital, or what is left of it, is paralyzed with fear; that the spirit of enterprise quails before a government apparently bent on oppression and determined to throttle every creative and productive force in the nation?’’ S19 Tourist (in Yellowstone Park): “Those Indians have a blood curdling yell.”’ Guide: “Yes, ma’am; every one of ‘em is a college graduate’’. “Lighthouse no good for fog,’’ says a Chinese. “Lighthouse he shine, whistle he blow, fog bell he ring— and fog he come in just the same. Complete stock of Popular Sheet Music. The: Harmony Shop, Giass all cE 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 we Droroenaprer J Grass Valley , i W/ / ite The studio that satisfies. Good / photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. REPae WE DO EVERYTHIN Ts tEP YOUR CAR RUNNING SMOOTHLY AND ADJUSTMENTS, OIL AND GAS SERVICE DICK LANIE?S CARAGE AT BROAD AND UNION, NEVADA CITY “List With ‘Us—For Action" ‘W. Hi. DANIELS LICENSED

REAL ESTATE BROKER ——_o——_. Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah High“way, just North of City Limits. NEVADA CITY HOME _ LAUNDRY FAMILY TRADE OUR _ aT BODY AND FENDER REPAIR = Bring’ your car to us for quick and skilled body and -fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed, Tops weatherproofed and repaired. Expert Radiator . Repairing. Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding. General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISFIES” Only Service: of Its Kind in Nevada City ‘GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS’ __ Located at the Nevada City Garage . Halkyard mine to spend the wint . Musie. i : ment for er to disregard outside influneces, do his own thinking, and ask: ‘‘Am Christmas. Shop, Grass Valley. The Harmony I being fair to my employer?”’ NATIONAL wnat brought Russia to Communism; wha: brought Germany and Italy to. Marysville; Fascism. In Russia, abuses by. the Czars. W. EH. Collins, gave birth to revolution and the Soviet State. Understanding of the cruel despotism and abject poverty of the ‘people of Russia during that era will bring understanding of the sudden shift to Communism—even to loyal Americans who can see only bitter disillusionment and social disaster in the experiment. But America was born free; has ‘had no Czars; has more of plenty for all classes ‘than any other nation in the world. AmSacramento; wife, Oakland; ramento; Yuba City; Al er, North San Ji San Juan; Sacramento; It is well, in this period. of contemplation, to study ‘‘cause and effect;’’*to weigh the course of con-. ered at the Na temporary history — to determine W. D. Vanderhoff, Martha Casserly, Goodyears Bar; E. Higgins, Camptonville; C. R. Boteler, Sacramento; Sidney A. McGaw and Mr. and Mrs. uan; D. W. Pinto, San Pedro; E. Bhodson, Alleghany; J. A. Had-. erle, Nevada City; Joe Cohn, San FrancisHOTEL GUESTS The following guesis are registtional Hotel: Sacramento; W. E. Robinson, Oakland; M. Hecks, Roy Canyon; J. D. Holmes, Gold ‘Canyon; Gallagher, Gold Mrs. Bi San Francisco; J. L. MeCullock, W. B. Smalley, SacA. E. Lone, Johnson, F. C. HomG. Harper. North Albert M. Carter, erica has no spur to plunge, in despair, into Commuism! But ‘what of the other extreme—. Fascism, a master staté and a servant people? How did this come . ) about-in Germany and Italy? It came about withthe destruction of the hard-working, ~tax-paying, empire building ‘middle class!’’. Workers, suddenly dominant, proved unequal to the responsibilities born of their Beautiful 'Gift Toiletries FROM Coty, Harriet Hubbard, Ayers, Yardley Germany ard Italy. And Fascism, with all the evils attendant on dictatorship, followed revolution! The submerged classes and the former ‘middle classes’ have both suffer-. . Fountain power; they stripped their shopEvening iin Paris keepers and their faeTner es: ert . Colgate manufacturers and their professional in sets or individual pieces classes of the right to create business . and employment. And the sons anda]. Gift Suggestions fathers of the middle classes, not the New Stationery, Lamps rer classes, brought revolution to Heisey Glassware oe r Pottery, China . Leather Wallets Men’s and Ladies’ Travel Cases, ' Dresser Sets fitted with ivory and metal fittings. Pens, Pencils ed; dictatorships are profitable only to dictators. And-Germany and Italy today, in common with Russia, are L Christmas Cards All kinds with envelopes from 2 for 5c to 50c each. disillusioned nations. At Christmas, when the spirit of ‘live and let live’ is in the .atmosphere, perhaps we should think of . 39¢, 5 Card ‘Assortments Beautiful Cards and Envelopes— Personal Engraved Greeting Oc, 75c, 98c Cards that. Perhaps we should try to give and take and live together in goodwill and tolerant understanding. Perhaps we should count what we Gift Wrappings Tissue Ribbons, Seals, Tags have and be gnateful to the destiny that gave us Free America! CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE,; Dec. 12,.—Jas. M. King of Browns Valley accompanied by ‘Mr. and Mrs.. Eugene H. Come in and DICKERMAN Drug Store NEVADA CITy see your Christmas Store Hays was in town a few days ago on a short visit to their old home here. Jack Humphrey was in town this week on a short visit to his former home here, he now being located in the north, employed in the lumbering industry. Ray Knickram came over from Portola Tuesday on a few days visit with relatives here. Russell Reed has g gone to the months, Sone The card party scheduled for Saturday night given by the Womens Club was postponed one week due to the terrific storm.Complete stock of Popular Sheet The Harmony Shop, Grass Valley. “Time for a repaint. Whom shall we call?” dle not: look in the Yellow Yellow Pag eS CLASSIFIED TELEPHONE ages HOWARD FEDERER dividends for a life Son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Federer. Auburn. . EMPLOYER: Swanston & Sen, Packers. Christmas. Thoughtful parents know will be more lasting. Nothing more WRITE FOR CATALOG “B” 14th & K ST.time and never passes away. Give your boy or girl a HEALD Scholarship for the value of Heald business training. Nothing you can do definitely assures future happy Christmases. 9 SACRAMENTO Tuts ¢ Christmas give your family the best of all gifts—many years full of happier hours. A table appliance for Mother for daily. use or when she plays hostess—a Better Sight lamp for Buddy—a radio for Sistie and an electric razor for Dad. There is a score or more of other appliances, too, that have that festive touch of elegance that will say, ‘Merry Christmas” day in and day out for years. Make your Christmas hunting easier this year. See the special displays of electric table appliances at appliance dealers everywhere. © Drop in and look over these smart and useful Christmas gifts. You will always be glad you thought of electric gifts because they never fail to please. SEE YOUR DEALER P-G:-auF. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Operated Owned: + Managed. by Californians Good Choice Good for Years Heating Pad warms beds in a jiffy. Quick remedy for cold feet on chilly nights. Coffee Service., Guests thrillover the coffee and envy the hostess for owning such a grand service. rath For FamilyCircle or Circle of Friends Clocks. Mirrorfaced or chrome and gold. A timely idea for young or old. Personal-Radio forbedside orden that won’t keep the house awake. Electric Tea Pot. Very new and swanky. These and other Elec. tricalGifts are on display at your appliance dealer’s. You couldn't find a better place to do your Christmas shopping. 163-1237, at pol