February 18, 1938 (6 pages)

RAGE SIX NEVADA CIPY NUGGET FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1938, ERENT vos a = — CR eM Er Nee Dy eee aan as aaa Se ete, . j aioe SEAarar anges Mf rTrD rreas those trees are A” Nev, TE DEATHS ON ‘HIGH. SCHOOL = ae > f a5 echo iy We are going 4 do everything Pd. a MUNACE TO VAST. oxo estes WOULN ADA COTINTY NOTES THE NEW yg r Dr = of the Pacific TP BRIG LAN . QAMSIN N 193 / By MARY MARTZ Oronahion f q ‘ST AREA Ae Sits ue oe ee ue Gi) scoped The Block N. C. Wednesday spons* To inquirk 3 ee by the U.S. cate eo ies if spective nieas RALPH AH, OPAYEOR ty la C uy ben rales bbe hla ean sa a cma DESIGN IN Forest Service Fegat the threat sare started before the rust caus‘Hreernutive Sec etary, «Agric leaihs in 1927 as compared. with we Speak is a very vemos sia a, pf blister rust to fornia sugar ifesoread epidmic. Control of Council of Califorma) deaths in 1936, according ‘*to. tainer, strong man, musician, jugCOMMUNITY fine forests, Reeloual Forester S. B. yr rust ean be effected by grubThe case of The Peopte of the Uni-. t'sures announced today by Ray Ineler on MOMorieer. He gave = short es Be Has wade eer oad out @r otherwise destroying iH Shctes versus Harry Brides ‘Is. state director of motor” vehic-. and cee lecture on ee health CHINA what fie deadly tres tual‘ant and gooseberry bushes which] .,qj091 firebrand of the CIO. now be. les. : Se ens eh: es FAG (AMERICAN MADE) ly may Wipe ow: this species in many jserve as the host plants of .he dis]. poard hefere he Senate ComTotal figures fer the state showed assembly and the eet th nee : forests of the state. Sugar pine is} case. Blister rust Spores travel witli “ree Committee to detemminer4whe-] \iono connty with the lowest figure, fits by the small admission ena one of the finest native trees and is}the ) wand from pine trees to currant Singie traffie fatality, while the fernd enly in California ard parts rooceberry bushes. After.a per-{ . _ undesirable alien, will be watched] hichest record of death was in Los of Oregon. The beauty and commercd rs spores are carried back ‘with vital interest by California} Angeles county ns here 1001 per ons jal cuality of sugar pine has made it ye sine forests and infect young sgrienlinral and farmers throughout] were killed during the year. ry cs + : % . + a cce of,the state’s . most valuable . imaiuze trees with the deadly He nation While the accident death total ab Fy ; : } : : Oy ny F e612) 7 commercial timber species. It is; disease. Documertary evidence , alleging . 19387 reached.3,149 and exceede identified by the huge cones which -> Se “at—Pridges, under the alias of . 1936 record by seven, 3 of hoe thousands of recreationists carry GRIM. REAPER Harry Dorgan, was an active comarava © 58 counties reduced e home for onramental use. u munist leader and bas censpired with . deaths, : Show, who.is, in Washington, D, CALLS STEVE WALS other communists to create dissenIn this connection Director InC., in connection with his work of administering the California region wrote, “The Forest Service will not alarm recreation lovers and timber™mén without due cause, but the Dlis. ‘sr rust situation is far more than a) : The mere detail in forestry wark. control of blister rust actually “mounts to a‘measure of national defense, Forest lands as a basis for tourist welfare, recreation, industry and a social necessity are too import&at to lose when they be saved by making the effort. Sal'tornia an: he whole United States needs a : can and —-in common’ with agriculture in line of defense against forest: disdas a miner and then Oy Sines! Gina Pacific Goast stat has suit. IN WILLOW VALLEY ease.” ‘chreiber. Of a kindly disposition “e. ¢--0q tremendous losses as a result Mr. and Mrs, Will Davis returnIn illustration of the extent of «a> liked by everyone and his passof strikes and shipping tie ups whic’ . oq to Sacramento Wednesday after damage which blister rust might! -<.-is a shock to his many relatives!haye been engineered by Bridges spending several days at their home cause, Show said, “I point to those: .q friends. Mr. Walsh retired from rad his associates. Crops have rotted . in Willow Valley. They found a huge tegions in Idaho and other sections! .+-:yo work several years ago. on ihe docks; markets have been. cedar tree near the house ‘Of their of the Northwest where several years' ye was one of eleven children, . tost; farmers have been plunged into daughter, Mrs. Walsh and her fam‘sight boys and three girls, and was; gap, or bankruptey, through no fault i . SANETTS . . Disisesable . ientholated . Kecchiets 5 . 3 . ——useinl] duri lds. hay feve=4 €r and sinus irritations. Aids . -h_ Clearing air passages. w i ~ Ss ° ¢ Coal . 9 Tissues for. 25e . 1 ame le Offer I igi Vi i . t Ponds Cream Lotion with 49c ti ja~ of Ponds Cold Cream—hboth . ]] * fothe regular. price of the cold . { : Cre Soe tc. Antacid Powder quickly relievNURSOLA Hi . SW BAKED BEANS _ es—Gasirie—Acithty: Heart f Stomach. A properly balanced alkaline medicine. Sour 50c Larve Jaz 1 teas . DICKERMAN . Drug Store . . . . { 1 j . . . . NEVADA CErY } Steven W gh 1869, passed away yesterday morning at leaving somber 26, ‘clock nome in San Francisco rife, son, Geonge Walsh, daughter,. +), trial committee,.makes” the de_aota.LaCoste, three. sisters,” Mrs. . e:nito charge that the West Coast Margaret Davis and Mrs. Mamie):,. suffered more than a billion de!Flynn, Nevada City, Mrs. Julia Flemand many nieces and this ‘ng, Alleghany, Carrell ‘ity is a cousin. Mr. Walsh lived on many Coughlan. of hews. as Sireee city efore bay di Years trict = > the ‘harge of the property. George W. Hallock, eu mt of the Six:een-to-One Extension, Jleghany. pace at Moores Flat his Was eMDpLOy=)> .-: of the boys to die. Another) 5¢ +: little over thar Bridges scion and discord among workers, of the senate committee. And SenatorNew at a result of strik nae Tars in losses as 2 ‘ncited by Fridges a munist associates. Agriculture’s interest three fold: California’s in AS First, farming And the in almost every eir cwn. alas instance, ‘ng control of the merchant marine. eae in—Nevada City Monday that. enly sympathetie with Bridges, prothe’ s. were about ten feet of snow at. tested turning over evidence in her pro} erty which is northwst of] files tc the sena:e trial board. And the thystery deepens when the icommittee charged that the file, as orRICE KRISPIES Package BISQUICK. Package ‘Bar Bottle . SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES Can S Ww DICED CARROTS Can 2 for . Ja ckson_ 4 tee Delivery ‘sinally submitted by Miss Perkins, ae to contain»vital documen:‘ary evidence inher ment representative, recommending ; the arrest of Bridges and his—trial. with a view to deportation; Bridges’ oWn deposition, concerning his labEROS or and political activities, and Series! of affidavits by West Coast labor men, accusing Bridges of fomenting strikes and promoting communism. Whether or not Bridges is a communist still remains to be definitely established; it is to be hoped that the senate committee ferrets out the “acts: and that Secretary of Labor should be deported as maritime is said to be in the hands Royal Copeland of} tv York, Democratic chairman of ailezed comin the case indusagent of diswas . 4 Adding a note of mystery to: the co proceedings was the fect that Secre: oe 2 : ; Russell Haddy left Tuesday to retary of Labor Frances Perkins, oppossession—namely, . a report iby a Seattle Labor Depart: . gels said: “The showing eampaign efforts every county will show a for 1938 “Under the State Traffic Commission, Merriam, 5 highway toll.” . TREE FALLS ON HOUSE ily, had fallen finally across a portion of s-ore room and porch. It slipped PPAR aS0. the Js the Mid feetl) Harty Uridees, an allen whe (hoaght) aud demolishing the dining room the family of Mrs. Mamie lynn) so little of the United States that. broke dishes and furniture. Before vee the first of the year her bro-. ke has never taken out final citizen-. the iree fell Mr. Walgh, because of rib awe Mike Flyne Ravine Pase-/ stip papers the threshing about be tree, was iway “last week. . Second, Bridges and his followers] afraid to 0 out into the storm with No. parteular pee rece ven pare boasted trat ey OWE Propose . wo of the children with ‘him and te 2 the funeral arrangements but: “march inland’ and ‘organize’ . pulled a large oak dining table into “ts. Flynn, Mrs. Davis and Several) farm workers, so that they will haye. the far corner of the house near a > her relatives will go down for the control of production as well as the! window and all got under it for proral. Mrs. Mleming is too ill to} t;ansportation. teqtion Got Ghe swiying Gres gu. So URE Grids Saerine trom Sueek . And thivd, Oslllornia. farmers iy teil: with & cantieis ee x the death of her other-brother. apart from every other consideration . Walsh and one entid had jast eanic SU a ear ete si . havean intense loyalty to their! to :own with a neighbor. The buildIDAROMany AND MINES l stare and nation and believe that the. ine will have to be reshingled and Mi ng storm damase at ne: sme has come to stop temporizing . sheeting blown off will have to be retio Maryland mine properties have lath endmies of Amérean paver, pieced fe TOUR AG. Re Wied De Deen . nt, who defy law and order and Mr. and Mrs. Davis were also quite ies oe oa ee ee struggle. upset over someone shooting a watch sde other damage and flattened out According to Senator Copeland. dog on the property, the bullet cutpew 40 Har BAaTase, aie seria investigators of the senate committing through the flesh in the throat ee jice have discovered a <ommunist. /and injuring one leg. Dr. Stewart of . MOU NTAINEER PROPERTY Tey aaa oe or registration card, se city cared for the animal, Mrs. . f fates! word is that the 410 footl. eon Bridges under rae alias of Davis also had the misfortune to} Portuna shaft on the Mourtaineer pg carry'mg notations, alleg-. run a feowned splinter unger a fin—9nerty—at-—Nevada—City’s southern a in. Bridges’-own—-handwriting, ger nail. She wan given first aid at yits, was unwatered late yesterThe ecmmittee also Gta tne oy have the COUNLY hospital when an order. lay afternoon. Miners will be able in its possession affidavits giving in-. ly kindly and efficiently cut open ta get into the drift today. Several ee details of conferences between . the finger and removed the splint‘mps were tried out until it was BERSos and Coan ayia tet leaders = er, . found the last two would handle the wale: plans ye discussed for inlereat flow of water. J. M. Heff is in{ Citing labor disturbances and gainPersona in 32 counties for 1937 spurs us on in our united safein' the hope that reduction Safety organized by .Governor leading civic safety groups are working with ‘the state in a coovdinated eampaign to cut down the had been twisted by the storm, -SENIOR FARCE The senior farce, ‘Nothing But the Truth’’ by Pames Montgomery has started rehearsal. The cast has been, chosen and the players will be Alice Graham, Phil Angove, Cliff Hoff, Mary Martz, Bill Elkus, Melvin Clark, Reggie Kennedy, Madge Pianezzi, Edna Doolittle, Dorothy Arbogast and Sylvia Moody. The director is Mr. Burke. The farce will be given some time in. March. ‘ weEe ESCs ge > CREATED TO MATCH THE Coronation Design ‘COMMUNITY PLATE! OPERA PINAFORE The high school choruses are working on he comic opera, ‘‘PinaDistinguished . new. elegant for’ which they expect to present in, the new Coronation design in sel Mrs. Uibbey, hasn't cast any Community China has been espeparts yet, and the students are eagcially created to harmonize with your Community Parte in the Coronation design! Complete your / table with the translucent beauty of this superb China . . it carries out the stately spirit and rich decoration of your Coronation silverware. 12 Dinner Plates $ 1 A ea $47.50 erly waiting to find out have the lead. who. will] BASKETBALL The high school A and B basketball teams will travel to Auburn Friday night .to Play the teams of. Placer Union high school. The’ bright lights of the A team will probably be Hoff and Kopp. The line-up will be A team: Hoff, Kopp, Clark, Lotz and Doolittle. Casmore showed up well in the last game and he may be up among the high scores. The line-up 51-Piece Service for Six HARTUNG’S for the B team will be: Pingree, ToDEPENDABLE JEWELERS biassen, Childers, Hudnall and al Keene. Although the teams were deShige is bestia acai feated in their last game with Placer they are going to fight to win.this time. : “Private Property—No ‘Trespasse ing” signs for sale at. the Nugget OPC, Nevada Theatre , iy TRUE CONFESSION: Carole Lombard, Fred Mac® Murray and John Barrymore eave starring in a romantic comtile of domestic infelicity with a big laugh packed in every foot of n. SATURDAY sume work with the state division. of highways above Oroville. Haddy passed the tests for the work some . time ago and had started. work just before the storm which caused a lay off of men. Mr. and Mrs. Fred pe ee of . Big Creek spent several days at their ihome in Willow Valley last week. . While here Mr. Tourtellotte continu. ed with several improvements in the new home, The pretty little log cabin home tig Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis in Willow Valley narrowly escaped haying a side-crushed in when a large pine tree fell against a then struck the house. J. P. Keene of Nevada City tested gold values in the Williams Bar near . Smartsville in recent months for in-'} terests who plan to install a dredg. rock and Perkins remembers her obligation as a high public, official and cooperates with the committee to that end. But irrespective of the outcome of efforts to link CIO leader Bridges to Communist Dorgan, the evidence would seem fairly . conclusive—at least to a farm jury—that Bridges is an undesirable alien, out cf sympathy with American government and American principles, who should er. Mr. Keene worked under the direction of E. W. Stebbins, mining engineer of, San Francis¢éo. W. H. Griffiths, Chamber of Commerce secretary. was about town Wednesday. Every one was glad -to see him and he was Slad to be out. . A month ago he fell ._and hadly wrenched his back and has been con. fined to his bed? most of that time. . He is feeling better each day and it is be deported before he has further opportunity to bring disaster to Payisit of a few weeks and continue on . to New Orleans and thence ‘back to Detroit. ot cific Coast agriculture and Pacific Coast cities. American daa . American industry and American i seamen would be better off without him. Albert Janiss left yesterday for his home in Michigan after a five weeks in Nevada City with his bro. . . thér, Ted Janiss, and wife.Albert! Janiss will go to Los Angeles for a! i. Visit he will soon be feeling fit as ever . "ery Soon; hoped by. his many friends that ; ‘QIT FOR A KING: With Joe E. Brown, Helen Mack ad and Paul Kelly. It’s a huge laugh +> >, ALONG RIDES aay trom first to last. Also HOPN with William Boyd, horses and six guns. SUNDAY and MONDAY . LOVE ARDHI SSES: Walter Winchell, Ben Bernie and Simone © Simon, Also Bea and Kisses and Music and Misses, Song hits. Matinee oupiey 2 p. m. Thru the Knot Hole . A Glimpse of Building. Activity Vol. 1, _FEBRU AR Y 21938. No. 71 . give maximum ee be of great ‘assistvice at a minimum] ance in this conneiccost. Ask us about/ tion. We have most them. of the details now —— and will have them Remodeling and complete in a short renovation of a} time. A system of moy(Ba ai ok ae ¢ = é S$ S ‘ ine . ed a. ne carried on by ConA litile boy WHE bein i Stall a: tractor Art Dow on taken by his. religeeay eg ee in -upper Broad street} 10US mother to an eae, ae We wnderstand Dr,j 2° gallery to see supports Ware eae Hawkins is moderncease from ; early in the local Fd 4 izing this house for! [G-.(stian history. ¢ oiuars catia a rental purposes — They paused before the clear's Ott thes doeation being. # fainting of martarea" Seat planks iAeal yrs being devoured Sarat by Neese by the lions.’ The ounty um . ahi . i om Reynolds is in keeps up) shou'd “Don't cry, Johnof installation. make the ~ te me) Me,’ oe ete minded renter start . ‘their earthly. trouWhile the Seat thinking about a] bles = were soon in Nevada City dia home of his own, . over. not lsuffer nearly 2 ae panes ae B90 hoe, boo as much trom the sibilities open to} hoo the child recent gale as some persons of SrOAOY . cried, ‘‘there’s a litother sections, some income by there tle lion over in the toot vendire hays ey esveniees of F. ' corner not getting io he made Be . A, Title 1 should any. member that the : roof is wood shing les. Can be had in COMPANY : several thicknesses “THE FUL SERVICE YARD” and lengths. Prop-. Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager erly applied they’ Phones 498-499. Nevada City . 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RAGE SIX NEVADA CIPY NUGGET FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1938, ERENT vos a = — CR eM Er Nee Dy eee aan as aaa Se ete, . j aioe SEAarar anges Mf rTrD rreas those trees are A” Nev, TE DEATHS ON ‘HIGH. SCHOOL = ae > f a5 echo iy We are going 4 do everything Pd. a MUNACE TO VAST. oxo estes WOULN ADA COTINTY NOTES THE NEW yg r Dr = of the Pacific TP BRIG LAN . QAMSIN N 193 / By MARY MARTZ Oronahion f q ‘ST AREA Ae Sits ue oe ee ue Gi) scoped The Block N. C. Wednesday spons* To inquirk 3 ee by the U.S. cate eo ies if spective nieas RALPH AH, OPAYEOR ty la C uy ben rales bbe hla ean sa a cma DESIGN IN Forest Service Fegat the threat sare started before the rust caus‘Hreernutive Sec etary, «Agric leaihs in 1927 as compared.. with we Speak is a very vemos sia a, pf blister rust to fornia sugar ifesoread epidmic. Control of Council of Califorma) deaths in 1936, according ‘*to. tainer, strong man, musician, jugCOMMUNITY fine forests, Reeloual Forester S. B. yr rust ean be effected by grubThe case of The Peopte of the Uni-. t'sures announced today by Ray Ineler on MOMorieer. He gave = short es Be Has wade eer oad out @r otherwise destroying iH Shctes versus Harry Brides ‘Is. state director of motor” vehic-. and cee lecture on ee health CHINA what fie deadly tres tual‘ant and gooseberry bushes which] .,qj091 firebrand of the CIO. now be. les. : Se ens eh: es FAG (AMERICAN MADE) ly may Wipe ow: this species in many jserve as the host plants of .he dis].. poard hefere he Senate ComTotal figures fer the state showed assembly and the eet th nee : forests of the state. Sugar pine is} case. Blister rust Spores travel witli “ree Committee to detemminer4whe-] \iono connty with the lowest figure, fits by the small admission ena one of the finest native trees and is}the ) wand from pine trees to currant Singie traffie fatality, while the fernd enly in California ard parts rooceberry bushes. After.a per-{ . _ undesirable alien, will be watched] hichest record of death was in Los of Oregon. The beauty and commercd rs spores are carried back ‘with vital interest by California} Angeles county ns here 1001 per ons jal cuality of sugar pine has made it ye sine forests and infect young sgrienlinral and farmers throughout] were killed during the year. ry cs + : % . + a cce of,the state’s . most valuable . imaiuze trees with the deadly He nation While the accident death total ab Fy ; : } : : Oy ny F e612) 7 commercial timber species. It is; disease. Documertary evidence , alleging . 19387 reached.3,149 and exceede identified by the huge cones which -> Se “at—Pridges, under the alias of . 1936 record by seven, 3 of hoe thousands of recreationists carry GRIM. REAPER Harry Dorgan, was an active comarava © 58 counties reduced e home for onramental use. u munist leader and bas censpired with . deaths, : Show, who.is, in Washington, D, CALLS STEVE WALS other communists to create dissenIn this connection Director InC., in connection with his work of administering the California region wrote, “The Forest Service will not alarm recreation lovers and timber™mén without due cause, but the Dlis. ‘sr rust situation is far more than a) : The mere detail in forestry wark. control of blister rust actually “mounts to a‘measure of national defense, Forest lands as a basis for tourist welfare, recreation, industry and a social necessity are too import&at to lose when they be saved by making the effort. Sal'tornia an: he whole United States needs a : can and —-in common’ with agriculture in line of defense against forest: disdas a miner and then Oy Sines! Gina Pacific Goast stat has suit. IN WILLOW VALLEY ease.” ‘chreiber. Of a kindly disposition “e. ¢--0q tremendous losses as a result Mr. and Mrs, Will Davis returnIn illustration of the extent of «a> liked by everyone and his passof strikes and shipping tie ups whic’ . oq to Sacramento Wednesday after damage which blister rust might! -<.-is a shock to his many relatives!haye been engineered by Bridges spending several days at their home cause, Show said, “I point to those: .q friends. Mr. Walsh retired from rad his associates. Crops have rotted . in Willow Valley. They found a huge tegions in Idaho and other sections! .+-:yo work several years ago. on ihe docks; markets have been. cedar tree near the house ‘Of their of the Northwest where several years' ye was one of eleven children, . tost; farmers have been plunged into daughter, Mrs. Walsh and her fam‘sight boys and three girls, and was; gap, or bankruptey, through no fault i . SANETTS . . Disisesable . ientholated . Kecchiets 5 . 3 . ——useinl] duri lds. hay feve=4 €r and sinus irritations. Aids . -h_ Clearing air passages. w i ~ Ss ° ¢ Coal . 9 Tissues for.. 25e . 1 ame le Offer I igi Vi i . t Ponds Cream Lotion with 49c ti ja~ of Ponds Cold Cream—hboth . ]] * fothe regular. price of the cold . { : Cre Soe tc. Antacid Powder quickly relievNURSOLA Hi . SW BAKED BEANS _ es—Gasirie—Acithty: Heart f Stomach. A properly balanced alkaline medicine. Sour 50c Larve Jaz 1 teas . DICKERMAN . Drug Store . . . . { 1 j . . . . NEVADA CErY } Steven W gh 1869, passed away yesterday morning at leaving somber 26, ‘clock nome in San Francisco rife, son, Geonge Walsh, daughter,. +), trial committee,.makes” the de_aota.LaCoste, three.. sisters,” Mrs. . e:nito charge that the West Coast Margaret Davis and Mrs. Mamie):,. suffered more than a billion de!Flynn, Nevada City, Mrs. Julia Flemand many nieces and this ‘ng, Alleghany, Carrell ‘ity is a cousin. Mr. Walsh lived on many Coughlan. of hews. as Sireee city efore bay di Years trict = > the ‘harge of the property. George W. Hallock, eu mt of the Six:een-to-One Extension, Jleghany. pace at Moores Flat his Was eMDpLOy=)> .-: of the boys to die. Another) 5¢ +: little over thar Bridges scion and discord among workers, of the senate committee. And SenatorNew at a result of strik nae Tars in losses as 2 ‘ncited by Fridges a munist associates. Agriculture’s interest three fold: California’s in AS First, farming And the in almost every eir cwn. alas instance, ‘ng control of the merchant marine. eae in—Nevada City Monday that. enly sympathetie with Bridges, prothe’ s. were about ten feet of snow at. tested turning over evidence in her pro} erty which is northwst of] files tc the sena:e trial board. And the thystery deepens when the icommittee charged that the file, as orRICE KRISPIES Package BISQUICK. Package ‘Bar Bottle .. SWEET MUSTARD PICKLES Can S Ww DICED CARROTS Can 2 for . Ja ckson_ 4 tee Delivery ‘sinally submitted by Miss Perkins, ae to contain»vital documen:‘ary evidence inher ment representative, recommending ; the arrest of Bridges and his—trial. with a view to deportation; Bridges’ oWn deposition, concerning his labEROS or and political activities, and Series! of affidavits by West Coast labor men, accusing Bridges of fomenting strikes and promoting communism. Whether or not Bridges is a communist still remains to be definitely established; it is to be hoped that the senate committee ferrets out the “acts: and that Secretary of Labor should be deported as maritime is said to be in the hands Royal Copeland of} tv York, Democratic chairman of ailezed comin the case indusagent of diswas . 4 Adding a note of mystery to: the co proceedings was the fect that Secre: oe 2 : ; Russell Haddy left Tuesday to retary of Labor Frances Perkins, oppossession—namely, . a report iby a Seattle Labor Depart: . gels said: “The showing eampaign efforts every county will show a for 1938 “Under the State Traffic Commission, Merriam, 5 highway toll.” . TREE FALLS ON HOUSE ily, had fallen finally across a portion of s-ore room and porch. It slipped PPAR aS0. the Js the Mid feetl) Harty Uridees, an allen whe (hoaght) aud demolishing the dining room the family of Mrs. Mamie lynn) so little of the United States that. broke dishes and furniture. Before vee the first of the year her bro-. ke has never taken out final citizen-. the iree fell Mr. Walgh, because of

rib awe Mike Flyne Ravine Pase-/ stip papers the threshing about be tree, was iway “last week. . Second, Bridges and his followers] afraid to 0 out into the storm with No. parteular pee rece ven pare boasted trat ey OWE Propose . wo of the children with ‘him and te 2 the funeral arrangements but: “march inland’ and ‘organize’ . pulled a large oak dining table into “ts. Flynn, Mrs. Davis and Several) farm workers, so that they will haye. the far corner of the house near a > her relatives will go down for the control of production as well as the! window and all got under it for proral. Mrs. Mleming is too ill to} t;ansportation. teqtion Got Ghe swiying Gres gu. So URE Grids Saerine trom Sueek . And thivd, Oslllornia. farmers iy teil: with & cantieis ee x the death of her other-brother. apart from every other consideration . Walsh and one entid had jast eanic SU a ear ete si . havean intense loyalty to their! to :own with a neighbor. The buildIDAROMany AND MINES l stare and nation and believe that the. ine will have to be reshingled and Mi ng storm damase at ne: sme has come to stop temporizing . sheeting blown off will have to be retio Maryland mine properties have lath endmies of Amérean paver, pieced fe TOUR AG. Re Wied De Deen . nt, who defy law and order and Mr. and Mrs. Davis were also quite ies oe oa ee ee struggle. upset over someone shooting a watch sde other damage and flattened out According to Senator Copeland. dog on the property, the bullet cutpew 40 Har BAaTase, aie seria investigators of the senate committing through the flesh in the throat ee jice have discovered a <ommunist. /and injuring one leg. Dr. Stewart of . MOU NTAINEER PROPERTY Tey aaa oe or registration card, se city cared for the animal, Mrs. . f fates! word is that the 410 footl. eon Bridges under rae alias of Davis also had the misfortune to} Portuna shaft on the Mourtaineer pg carry'mg notations, alleg-. run a feowned splinter unger a fin—9nerty—at-—Nevada—City’s southern a in. Bridges’-own—-handwriting, ger nail. She wan given first aid at yits, was unwatered late yesterThe ecmmittee also Gta tne oy have the COUNLY hospital when an order. lay afternoon. Miners will be able in its possession affidavits giving in-. ly kindly and efficiently cut open ta get into the drift today. Several ee details of conferences between . the finger and removed the splint‘mps were tried out until it was BERSos and Coan ayia tet leaders = er, . found the last two would handle the wale: plans ye discussed for inlereat flow of water. J. M. Heff is in{ Citing labor disturbances and gainPersona in 32 counties for 1937 spurs us on in our united safein' the hope that reduction Safety organized by .Governor leading civic safety groups are working with ‘the state in a coovdinated eampaign to cut down the had been twisted by the storm, -SENIOR FARCE The senior farce, ‘Nothing But the Truth’’ by Pames Montgomery has started rehearsal. The cast has been, chosen and the players will be Alice Graham, Phil Angove, Cliff Hoff, Mary Martz, Bill Elkus, Melvin Clark, Reggie Kennedy, Madge Pianezzi, Edna Doolittle, Dorothy Arbogast and Sylvia Moody. The director is Mr. Burke. The farce will be given some time in. March. ‘ weEe ESCs ge > CREATED TO MATCH THE Coronation Design ‘COMMUNITY PLATE! OPERA PINAFORE The high school choruses are working on he comic opera, ‘‘PinaDistinguished .. new.. elegant for’ which they expect to present in, the new Coronation design in sel Mrs. Uibbey, hasn't cast any Community China has been espeparts yet, and the students are eagcially created to harmonize with your Community Parte in the Coronation design! Complete your / table with the translucent beauty of this superb China . . it carries out the stately spirit and rich decoration of your Coronation silverware. 12 Dinner Plates $ 1 A ea $47.50 erly waiting to find out have the lead. who. will] BASKETBALL The high school A and B basketball teams will travel to Auburn Friday night .to Play the teams of. Placer Union high school. The’ bright lights of the A team will probably be Hoff and Kopp. The line-up will be A team: Hoff, Kopp, Clark, Lotz and Doolittle. Casmore showed up well in the last game and he may be up among the high scores. The line-up 51-Piece Service for Six HARTUNG’S for the B team will be: Pingree, ToDEPENDABLE JEWELERS biassen, Childers, Hudnall and al Keene. Although the teams were deShige is bestia acai feated in their last game with Placer they are going to fight to win.this time. : “Private Property—No ‘Trespasse ing” signs for sale at. the Nugget OPC, Nevada Theatre , iy TRUE CONFESSION: Carole Lombard, Fred Mac® Murray and John Barrymore eave starring in a romantic comtile of domestic infelicity with a big laugh packed in every foot of n. SATURDAY sume work with the state division. of highways above Oroville. Haddy passed the tests for the work some . time ago and had started. work just before the storm which caused a lay off of men. Mr. and Mrs. Fred pe ee of . Big Creek spent several days at their ihome in Willow Valley last week. . While here Mr. Tourtellotte continu. ed with several improvements in the new home, The pretty little log cabin home tig Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Davis in Willow Valley narrowly escaped haying a side-crushed in when a large pine tree fell against a then struck the house. J. P. Keene of Nevada City tested gold values in the Williams Bar near . Smartsville in recent months for in-'} terests who plan to install a dredg. rock and Perkins remembers her obligation as a high public, official and cooperates with the committee to that end. But irrespective of the outcome of efforts to link CIO leader Bridges to Communist Dorgan, the evidence would seem fairly . conclusive—at least to a farm jury—that Bridges is an undesirable alien, out cf sympathy with American government and American principles, who should er. Mr. Keene worked under the direction of E. W. Stebbins, mining engineer of, San Francis¢éo. W. H. Griffiths, Chamber of Commerce secretary. was about town Wednesday. Every one was glad -to see him and he was Slad to be out. . A month ago he fell ._and hadly wrenched his back and has been con. fined to his bed? most of that time. . He is feeling better each day and it is be deported before he has further opportunity to bring disaster to Payisit of a few weeks and continue on . to New Orleans and thence ‘back to Detroit. ot cific Coast agriculture and Pacific Coast cities. American daa . American industry and American i seamen would be better off without him. Albert Janiss left yesterday for his home in Michigan after a five weeks in Nevada City with his bro. . . thér, Ted Janiss, and wife.Albert! Janiss will go to Los Angeles for a! i. Visit he will soon be feeling fit as ever . "ery Soon; hoped by. his many friends that ; ‘QIT FOR A KING: With Joe E. Brown, Helen Mack ad and Paul Kelly. It’s a huge laugh +> >, ALONG RIDES aay trom first to last. Also HOPN with William Boyd, horses and six guns. SUNDAY and MONDAY . LOVE ARDHI SSES: Walter Winchell, Ben Bernie and Simone © Simon, Also Bea and Kisses and Music and Misses, Song hits. Matinee oupiey 2 p. m. Thru the Knot Hole . A Glimpse of Building. Activity Vol. 1, _FEBRU AR Y 21938. No. 71 . give maximum ee be of great ‘assistvice at a minimum] ance in this conneiccost. Ask us about/ tion. We have most them. of the details now —— and will have them Remodeling and complete in a short renovation of a} time. A system of moy(Ba ai ok ae ¢ = é S$ S ‘ ine . ed a. ne carried on by ConA litile boy WHE bein i Stall a: tractor Art Dow on taken by his. religeeay eg ee in -upper Broad street} 10US mother to an eae, ae We wnderstand Dr,j 2° gallery to see supports Ware eae Hawkins is moderncease from ; early in the local Fd 4 izing this house for! 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