February 21, 1938 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY N UGGET MONDAY. FE BRUARY_ cae 1938, = ee —— es om — = = ke aaa ST AE NE 1 ~ ae = . eee * *, te sfetiesfesfenhesfeste nfeatesfesferierte lekerteeeetesiery oe SS = -—— Fair Scis o9 asaions Nevada City Nugget 405 Broad Street. Phone 36 se, es defined by at Nevada City. statute. Prinred and Ba bli The S(gyeek By HB. M. bE. Jr. wledinecounsd Ww — ns ees It is mont meri fean ge eee Editor and Publisher % . veople should metioee: : Se Cer rae te +) : ——— . George Washington, the® great -anhed: Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday %. ° Small town life is rarely exciting. of religious liberty and’ huma City California, and entered as ! a £ small communities his, as held by itie Finns Presid: svada ity, Weller AGI oF Eien cs 2 . Wily aire not ‘0 bejent of our Republic. There is no es -I, When a situation; doubt in the minds of those wo SURSCRIPTION RATES elements of excite-. beleve in ia directing Providence One sears (in Advance) . .2.2.000.0.-4.% $2.2 ment arses, they make t:e most of . who “setteth up kings’’ and “ruleth : -t. We who are actustomed to the. in the kingdom of men” that Wash+ ieee ate stale sfoafestiate oe esteateaeateateate teste testeateate ote deste sfeate ster’ umd:um routine of semi-rural life. ington was a man called of God to See See one: a . have a hungér for adventure that is. serve as a leader in the én lok: j j 79° often satisfied by our quiet mode. ment of a new nation upon the great . A Pinch Of Salt . of ence. Vigilante movements in. fundamental principles of e!yi] ana : . small towns thrive and grow on this. religious libérty and make ‘oss: ‘ble SS ae eee Boe for adventure. Vigilante} for the #‘rst time in “aman: govern. _ move s c in the case where . @ivin a Paes . Propavande makes a mass attack from all quarters upon [Phe legal authority neha vey pee a eee a ee the mind and emotions of mankind. ‘Both gocd and evil, it} or unwilling to attack.great tyran-/to all the inhabitants theres?“ es yiceal: evils, arg inevitably, superWashington was the Syarioten of his pulpit preaching orothetly lov jaca and Se ae a hee those -American ideals whie> have . PR ee eS wHoat : ;_f heads whose support Is v made the Republic he founded a bea. nicigsm he the break-down of Sunni re in tiose who are anxious fo. bring con light to the Coe We en sa ng ior scund American eee os tne into their quiet lives the satisfying . mother endeavored to diss e him ing for political re eform; the peaches stimulant of adventure. from “accompanying G 2 inepizine youth to honest thinking—that’s the kind of propa-. _ dock.on his hazardous tri; ganda the world needs. ese en es peeeatieton se forth 7 ot the rantine of radical agitators fomenting trouble; Cee ee eee a ee a io 9 SSRs Se ai 2 ventures, country peovle have a kind-!¢n, and then eldsed . of ons tical demagegues ceeking to ride into office on vague . seq tendency. Tha’ Kindred fendendy fei Ee onc Gooan 4 a ‘and impossible promises to the electorate; or dictators ae ‘s to make much of our little tron-. would win his mother’s ene Bante te ine intclerance—-that's the sort of propaganda the werld can . les: even to make tne most of them.; “Honored Madame” -. ae Sa ey We do natutrally not lke to admit nett Sy, i Paeee in won y ao CAMPTONVIL! sachin hag ‘ that almost all of our businesses and . commended me when I Ambarked ap: . Mr Eric C Bellquist. inetructor in political science at the affairs are small and: of Uttle-ton<. on a more dangerous ersand aaténd. University of Califernia, discussing the broad subiect ef pro saguence io any but ourselves, Trouied me hee rs Ne CAMPTONVILLE, ‘LLE. Feb. Te Wc paganda. + irges the habit of “‘s uspended judement, skerticism . bies if they be not veer eee end Wal da Ao . Lydia Gleason and son Vernon Gl and « mcod ta cuestior hesitate.” y this standard we] “-™« oe ve 1 . Pave ne In the height xer and . son pea Mrs. Grace Gleason motores? muct congratulate the voter who “suspends judgment until wc Se ee ESSE & nee ae oe coi Ogee re = oe he is thoroughly informed; we must applaud his “mecd to fear of some undefined disruption to. ‘So wes remarkable mother, \she. G. BE. Hanson dassed thvouzh town Guesticn . schemes like the One-House legislature. whic h}eome tha: ave charac'er:zed the: made it a. lifetime practice to rise. Monday from (he-wpner couniry erwould deny rural California an equal voice in, legislative afof the CIO distuibanies at the! early every morning at dawn ana. route “o Yountville. fairs; and we must respect his ‘‘skepticism’’ at the proposed! . ''¢ *¢ mine form an exceedingly spend the first hour of day in silent ee ome SONe : : $e fis pertinent example of this tendency thought and prayer to prepare her-. \:¢?'9% Hl section Tuesdov an a revenue bend bill empowering a mere majority of tax-spendotacale it we aeaeil Gomme 10 bila Gor dhe tei ede A A aera ers to plunge a whole community into debt. make mountains out of molehilie and-{netruct wer enildrén in the princi:. Xo1. Hatiets at Los Angeles was On the whole, it would seem that a pinch of Salt of Comjenioy doing it. . ples of the Bible. a bvetnecs vis‘tor in town Tuesday. mon Sense brings out the real flavor of most propaganda. The 2 . The one thought uppermost in the; J. W. Morehead returned Tusdav ae eg Pe ft 212 ing t 2 aming . frem a\ few ay3— brisiness_vis* 4 proposal of one politician for a state Lottery Board, naming. __"°°?!* often enjoy moaning to one. mind of Washington in the framing . fre~ #\few days brisimess vis't at s : :i-thor about the infquity one or an-!»f the fundamental law of the land . Oakland. himself as director ata salary of $10,000 a year; the Twenty-. o:noinstitution or ee a co es re ee ae ee de es Five-Dollars-Every-Morning Pension plan; schemes for costly . vnc they believe is affecting their. was that the rights and liberties of . ¢d tzdoug?\ town Wednesday from new boards and commissions, providing new patronage for. '!*es a great deal more than is act-. :ne people should be so protected. Sacvemer > enroute ‘o his home. politicians—less than a pinch of salt should suffice to unmask; “°!!" '*e ¢ase. This often almost} and safeguarded that the new gov-. A number of the young people such propaganda proposals as these. propaganda js still a dash of The best antidote for. / Common Sense.—Contributed. Teaching Ducks To Swim ay The (From the New York World-Telegram) WPA, we see, has allotted $85,867 to finance a study of the worth of tourist trade to Florida. Well, that will be nice work for the relief clients who can get it. And what a field for new WPA projects it opens up! The worth of climate to California, of authors and politiciars . to Indiana, of oil to Oklahoma and Texas, of steel to Pittsburgh, of skyscrapers to New York, of automobiles to Detroit, of beans to Boston, of government bureaus to Washington. . 7, the possibilities are practically unlimited. Wh ry SAN CARLO OPERA BOY LOSES TWO FINGERS company will play to.a capacity audience. Tickets for the performance are now on sale at the box office of Willis Bass, Sherman Clay and Company, 914 K. Street, Sacramento. There were a number of girls from Oakland at their camp on the lake during*the past week end. Snow deep enough at Lake Vera for snow sports. is £ 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 ae EDAWHED Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good ‘photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. o concentration of the darker neighborhood and comseldom harmful, and forms an outlet for bad _ feeling which the regular uneventful rut of daily life does not always provide. We are often happier than we like to admit. This tendency to make the most of our trouble has caused a zreat number of worthy citizens of Nevdda.Gity to make from the mole hill of the local IMM&SMU a mount“y-li yzre of malevolent strength, time to strike and deprive f men of their livelihood. In case our pardonable tendency to enlarge uron our sorrows finds ex-ssion in various expressed desirsome sort of a' vigilante moveVigilante leasari' aspects of munity life, is . es for in sent past of the United States veritable angel to mniradical . men movements ave a and various labor or2zanize stay there till kingdom come}or-tha: ithe management wihshit witheut changing the situation at! down tre Murenie are stock rumors tne Murchie in the least. The thing! o* those weanizations that, not haythat has been hurting’ business in. ! ‘ne actval are forced to reNevadi City is the pessimistic spirit, . sort to subite Riuniars. ef-s and the ;oldvtendency to make mount. ye have discredited tn’ ains.out of molehills. If at some time a situations the. pa 2nd inthe-future, the CIO affilia:e is rash . they been discredited in the enough to make good its <impliea yr instance of the Murchte threatS. and aitemptagain ‘to obThe er nothing real to fear struct the passage of the Murchie. noi=ing dangerous that ma miners, the riot that they may cause]and nothing to stir a vigilantism will be again quelled and there will. as far as Nevada City’s troubles with the CIO affiliate sare Se be a few more occupants of the counerhiment would be prevented from degenerating im‘o a monarch, oligarchy or aristrocracy or any other form of despotism. ; He knew as few men did trat the inheivent danger which threatened the. overthrow of constitutional liber‘ies, was as he said: “The love of power and proneness to abuse it which predominates in the human heart ever tempting the administratars of law and justice to override the Iconstituiional guaranties of human rights’’. One of the noblest acts in the public career .of Washington was 3!s unequivocal refusal of the offer of kingship in 4782 at the suggestion of some of his mili itary officers. * When the inaugural oath of ofi fice was administered to Was? lon 0: : 3729 by the Chanbasiios wu -exclaimed on the erinten . le of Price. who i Clinic. day City. Mr. 142Wi CRUSHED IN MACHINE tions. Where vigilantism arises Gea 1sninegton, presmit mat hMeetttet arises: a huge chorus of’ far ra 3 See : T Sane ae ‘publicity and consequently nat! asningion “yonded “Phe CA g n) . RESENT Marvin Voune, on Sata indayp while : : eee ee : See = . ee ener oe are ) : es a : sentiment for ine persecuced union; preservation of the sacred fire of b-; jemploved in ‘he Feeley } : a : f 2 : é RY 9 MR R A aS rook: or radica! organizacigqn. (Ths hrack-jer.y andthe destiny of the republic . ! 3 snoop, .acciae “ : . 5 * +3 . C: AF AE iN BL £. and eae he sn etine of saber unions and radix *model of government are justly co I i ¢ : 3 & WS pe oe oo eanizations is not meant (2) lvs'dered perhaps, as deeply, as fin cS <= a ae ee tha chey are birds of tne fea-j ally, staked on the experimen: in. . eC T eet. eh cm, They a Hike y i it is merely fact! irusted to the hands of the-American } “ars Glas) ny naw 7° nae ** shies wii ems P * : ae ; = San Carlo Opera Company. now on os pation ae unionism and radical "© peonle.’’ Let us not only contemplate . its-twenty eighth a ul Arauseen s th ae = fal ee i wiffered from the activities o*; the lofty ideals as championed hv! tinental tour, wll a badly mangle4a wer had re in t2is country). the Father of our country but let us{ 5 : = oO paagiy angled fiat taeyv nad i ! i ramento for a oon eet : oe H ee /exercise wntirine lance and fortS ONE Sees = bo amputated; He was taken to the! MENGE Oiiiseke in Novela GH Was : a is mont in. th ; fa “City “Sanitarium for. treate. st cit‘zens in Nevada City he tude by every lawful means in. holdMionday, Maren 34 when it gives a gies ce nin cee: , . . Mentored the roughneck tactics used . ine aloft the be of land regala performance of “Carmen.”’ This ee : ie tre Jocal CIO affiliate in their . Reon liberty, lest our precious he: announcement has just been made pee accent Alas oat . tempted lockout at the Murchie mine. itaog. 4° freedom ver from th by Tim C. Girton, who promises an : = se 1 Rouehneck artton and the sorritous . gay atk ‘i. ROSENPERG FA! 4 2ES'E z sere ; é SALES all star cast with the full symphony +: ROSENBERG LAID TO RES'2 tone of the publications of 222 local . As first President-of : yur ge orchestra, ballet and c?torus of the = 1 oe ae : fim members have been important Revublic 5 uneral se 7 r elt ) ’ : i PALI company. Ee ee é facials: -4n br ‘ing} neg condem: ee Tug eee kere si For the title part. Fortune Gallo he inte: Wee A + op [upon the CIO: members. Vielant: Wit Sipe hee 1 will offer Maru Castagna. sister of ve‘eran merchant of Navada City Ewes its coneom-tant evils or roueh. not been a directing i; the? ei : Ch ait wit 59 3.9 9 RF 2 EES ite Wily. ee viger Ze Ce Burs aa x a2 Metrelopitan’s Bruna, Castagna. Ma-. Pasciced id te fe 1eck action and d'sregard of law and ‘would of been no republic. He will . f is king her American debut order s‘amos -hose who arnrove aerate Oe he ww 19* he. dtd. ce oe : eee “}<irs. Rose Rosenberg, a dauehter,. ., toe . Se pe rer pe pee eee Niet le eee eee Cores Panne, sy ‘">5, Claire Samuels, and a grang-. ° ** § Of, fh COSEGT a 3 be AS the. end os marvelous careé ing come here direct from Italy for), 2 aS ; level of the cheap and d'tsordely!; +] amen: he tetur a 5 (daughter Mrs. Frances White. A bro; at aun eee : the present tour of the company. Le-. pe pe : : . a i te. igi tact’es t’a° have chatacterivha uel) as a citizen, respectHla Turner, on whom critics through. ak : pig ds pies ies Veo stions and statements of the local; oq ; world : } Interment was made in the Port3 : . : out the countfy have bestowed lav-. _, _ 2 or IMM &SMU, . pane athe : : : ,21s of Eternity cemetery, near San aro ate wGould Hoar attack: ines! ish praise, is to be the Micaela. For . Panchen ; ae jty jail. Biow would “nat affect local the role of Don Jose there will be. * Bee Now is the time for us to make the ? Not at all, exceut as much } + } PS h Aa: = +H ees oat higpne © Navade Stu JA Aroldo Lindi, famous tenor of the . CAMP FIRE GIRLS least, net the mist of our troubles. . as “he citizens of Nevada City Ict A ' an Ame = The pessimistic attitude hurts bus‘-. affect their spirits and their attitude company, while Mos tyn Thomas will; ] i be the Escamillo. . . Twenty one Camp Fire Girls and. ™°Ss.-Just because we do not like the. ioward buying and spending. That is! Aside from San Francisco and San. heir guardian Miss Rhea Ruppert, ‘dea of honest local miners having . (ie worst that will hannen-—another Jose; Sacramento. will be the only. of Piedmont spent the week end at;‘? run.a gauntlet of unfriendly bu:. small time riot. Repor:s_such ‘as ; other city in Northern California mp Augusta lodge on Lake Vera,. 20W harmless pickets is no reason! : ose that the FMM&SMU could shu where the San Carlo will appear. Ad-. They returned home Sunday and an-. °% beveve tat worse will come of; down the Murchie, or that ‘ho govvanee interest indicates that. the. ther group is to arrive today. 3. Let treipiekets. say there. They . ernment will shut down the Murchie, parents Mr. Julius E. Pauly n land Wednesday to visit his Woodland 1 and Mrs. motored to Nevada City .Thursday on ja shori Hanson property. dent of schools —of days th's-week and. Mrs. \y motored s confined in a few days visit at Frank W. visit. Ems have been having sport the past few days skiing down\ the mountain side Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy supPlumas navel VENA A CNN OSS % 7 county at Quincy was in town a couDrother Nevada\ MINKUREKA CLAIMS of the Meggers Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer left Thurs’ for . Canada, Mineuvreka property in the Hill @s\rict, has had ten men employed for some time doing development work. The property is closed: Own wemporarily due to lasek of power to pump the 60 foot shaft out. ras has been used, but poles will he . stars and power cut in in the next ! ae sha contact ore. The shaft iis in hard oe and wit . tical, ten days. Plans are to ft an additional 75 ¢ h the heavy flow of has made sinking show and impracsink if rater The 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, ts be held on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, already is setting the styles for next year. Here Beth Cleve displays a ‘Treasure Island”’ bracelet desired by Marie Ayrault and hung with pirate charms. Note the dress riat worn by Miss Cleve, showing some of the World’s Fair towers SHOWER FOR YOUNG MATRON GCAMPTON VI too he “°,.—-—T re Womens Civ of Camptar ie tendered a surprise shower on Mrs. Rance itrr "ee at her hiome on Spring street Wednettay atternoon. A. short time ‘ago the house in which t12 Furfess wae w~ohurae? Aan 7. dastroy*] theivy reusehold effects, and the Woiens Clb sot 111 hts kitich= ak utensile shower to he ip reslenish I Durfees kitchen. The af".ty came as as comple‘e surprise and the young “ousewife was very ¢hankful to the elub for ‘their kindness in this instance. The following were present: Mes. dames Richard R. Pfiffer, Frank W. Meggers, Julius A. Cassano, Olive Groves, Lydia O. Groves, Katherine Pauly, Lola B. Cleveland, Lesta H. Joubert. of ‘snow sandals AC, Nevada £-113te pucne KOR SALE -—314 AC RE RANC ‘H tOME lo in foothills of Pacer: Cox. hnway 4 8 miles abcve« Subura }frame USE: 2 chicken. hot hot. -andcold “wate:; plenty te shade, 51600; 45 cash. on eas 54 od, y rms. Applegaie, —<$___ _____ Box 12-27-tf Write to owner, Calif: a “ “Private Property-—No ‘Vrespassing’ signs for sale at the Nugget Office. Use Nugget . ‘ dassttied Ads HOTEL c ‘Tt ai oA Ev eo oe eu reney ese IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE AND COCKTAIL ae HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates fram $1.50 Up . Exceilent Service—Best Food 8TH.AND K STREET, TOY AND JACOBS SACRAMENTO, RIE HOP S CALIFORNIA O. J. JACOBS, Manager “MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street

NEVADA CITY N UGGET MONDAY. FE BRUARY_ cae 1938, = ee —— es om — = = ke aaa ST AE NE 1 ~ ae = . eee * *, te sfetiesfesfenhesfeste nfeatesfesferierte lekerteeeetesiery oe SS = -—— Fair Scis o9 asaions Nevada City Nugget 405 Broad Street. Phone 36 se, es defined by at Nevada City. statute. Prinred and Ba bli The S(gyeek By HB. M. bE. Jr. wledinecounsd Ww — ns ees It is mont meri fean ge eee Editor and Publisher % . veople should metioee: : Se Cer rae te +) : ——— . George Washington, the® great -anhed: Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday %. ° Small town life is rarely exciting. of religious liberty and’ huma City California, and entered as ! a £ small communities his, as held by itie Finns Presid: svada ity, Weller AGI oF Eien cs 2 . Wily aire not ‘0 bejent of our Republic. There is no es -I, When a situation; doubt in the minds of those wo SURSCRIPTION RATES elements of excite-. beleve in ia directing Providence One sears (in Advance) . ..2.2.000.0..-4.% $2.2 ment arses, they make t:e most of . who “setteth up kings’’ and “ruleth : -t. We who are actustomed to the. in the kingdom of men” that Wash+ ieee ate stale sfoafestiate oe esteateaeateateate teste testeateate ote deste sfeate ster’ umd:um routine of semi-rural life. ington was a man called of God to See See one: a . have a hungér for adventure that is. serve as a leader in the én lok: j j 79° often satisfied by our quiet mode. ment of a new nation upon the great . A Pinch Of Salt . of ence. Vigilante movements in. fundamental principles of e!yi] ana : . small towns thrive and grow on this. religious libérty and make ‘oss: ‘ble SS ae eee Boe for adventure. Vigilante} for the #‘rst time in “aman: govern. _ move s c in the case where . @ivin a Paes . Propavande makes a mass attack from all quarters upon [Phe legal authority neha vey pee a eee a ee the mind and emotions of mankind. ‘Both gocd and evil, it} or unwilling to attack.great tyran-/to all the inhabitants theres?“ es yiceal: evils, arg inevitably, superWashington was the Syarioten of his pulpit preaching orothetly lov jaca and Se ae a hee those -American ideals whie> have . PR ee eS wHoat : ;_f heads whose support Is v made the Republic he founded a bea. nicigsm he the break-down of Sunni re in tiose who are anxious fo. bring con light to the Coe We en sa ng ior scund American eee os tne into their quiet lives the satisfying . mother endeavored to diss e him ing for political re eform; the peaches stimulant of adventure. from “accompanying G 2 inepizine youth to honest thinking—that’s the kind of propa-. _ dock.on his hazardous tri; ganda the world needs. ese en es peeeatieton se forth 7 ot the rantine of radical agitators fomenting trouble; Cee ee eee a ee a io 9 SSRs Se ai 2 ventures, country peovle have a kind-!¢n, and then eldsed . of ons tical demagegues ceeking to ride into office on vague . seq tendency. Tha’ Kindred fendendy fei Ee onc Gooan 4 a ‘and impossible promises to the electorate; or dictators ae ‘s to make much of our little tron-. would win his mother’s ene Bante te ine intclerance—-that's the sort of propaganda the werld can . les: even to make tne most of them.; “Honored Madame” -. ae Sa ey We do natutrally not lke to admit nett Sy, i Paeee in won y ao CAMPTONVIL! sachin hag ‘ that almost all of our businesses and . commended me when I Ambarked ap: . Mr Eric C Bellquist. inetructor in political science at the affairs are small and: of Uttle-ton<. on a more dangerous ersand aaténd. University of Califernia, discussing the broad subiect ef pro saguence io any but ourselves, Trouied me hee rs Ne CAMPTONVILLE, ‘LLE. Feb. Te Wc paganda. + irges the habit of “‘s uspended judement, skerticism . bies if they be not veer eee end Wal da Ao . Lydia Gleason and son Vernon Gl and « mcod ta cuestior hesitate.” y this standard we] “-™« oe ve 1 . Pave ne In the height xer and . son pea Mrs. Grace Gleason motores? muct congratulate the voter who “suspends judgment until wc Se ee ESSE & nee ae oe coi Ogee re = oe he is thoroughly informed; we must applaud his “mecd to fear of some undefined disruption to. ‘So wes remarkable mother, \she. G. BE. Hanson dassed thvouzh town Guesticn . schemes like the One-House legislature. whic h}eome tha: ave charac'er:zed the: made it a. lifetime practice to rise. Monday from (he-wpner couniry erwould deny rural California an equal voice in, legislative afof the CIO distuibanies at the! early every morning at dawn ana. route “o Yountville. fairs; and we must respect his ‘‘skepticism’’ at the proposed! . ''¢ *¢ mine form an exceedingly spend the first hour of day in silent ee ome SONe : : $e fis pertinent example of this tendency thought and prayer to prepare her-. \:¢?'9% Hl section Tuesdov an a revenue bend bill empowering a mere majority of tax-spendotacale it we aeaeil Gomme 10 bila Gor dhe tei ede A A aera ers to plunge a whole community into debt. make mountains out of molehilie and-{netruct wer enildrén in the princi:. Xo1. Hatiets at Los Angeles was On the whole, it would seem that a pinch of Salt of Comjenioy doing it. . ples of the Bible. a bvetnecs vis‘tor in town Tuesday. mon Sense brings out the real flavor of most propaganda. The 2 . The one thought uppermost in the; J. W. Morehead returned Tusdav ae eg Pe ft 212 ing t 2 aming . frem a\ few ay3— brisiness_vis* 4 proposal of one politician for a state Lottery Board, naming. __"°°?!* often enjoy moaning to one. mind of Washington in the framing . fre~ #\few days brisimess vis't at s : :i-thor about the infquity one or an-!»f the fundamental law of the land . Oakland. himself as director ata salary of $10,000 a year; the Twenty-. o:noinstitution or ee a co es re ee ae ee de es Five-Dollars-Every-Morning Pension plan; schemes for costly . vnc they believe is affecting their. was that the rights and liberties of . ¢d tzdoug?\ town Wednesday from new boards and commissions, providing new patronage for. '!*es a great deal more than is act-. :ne people should be so protected. Sacvemer > enroute ‘o his home. politicians—less than a pinch of salt should suffice to unmask; “°!!" '*e ¢ase. This often almost} and safeguarded that the new gov-. A number of the young people such propaganda proposals as these. propaganda js still a dash of The best antidote for. / Common Sense.—Contributed. Teaching Ducks To Swim ay The (From the New York World-Telegram) WPA, we see, has allotted $85,867 to finance a study of the worth of tourist trade to Florida. Well, that will be nice work for the relief clients who can get it. And what a field for new WPA projects it opens up! The worth of climate to California, of authors and politiciars . to Indiana, of oil to Oklahoma and Texas, of steel to Pittsburgh, of skyscrapers to New York, of automobiles to Detroit, of beans to Boston, of government bureaus to Washington. . 7, the possibilities are practically unlimited. Wh ry SAN CARLO OPERA BOY LOSES TWO FINGERS company will play to.a capacity audience. Tickets for the performance are now on sale at the box office of Willis Bass, Sherman Clay and Company, 914 K. Street, Sacramento. There were a number of girls from Oakland at their camp on the lake during*the past week end. Snow deep enough at Lake Vera for snow sports. is £ 107 Mill Street PHONE 67 ae EDAWHED Grass Valley The studio that satisfies. Good ‘photos at reasonable prices — no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. o concentration of the darker neighborhood and comseldom harmful, and forms an outlet for bad _ feeling which the regular uneventful rut of daily life does not always provide. We are often happier than we like to admit. This tendency to make the most of our trouble has caused a zreat number of worthy citizens of Nevdda.Gity to make from the mole hill of the local IMM&SMU a mount“y-li yzre of malevolent strength, time to strike and deprive f men of their livelihood. In case our pardonable tendency to enlarge uron our sorrows finds ex-ssion in various expressed desirsome sort of a' vigilante moveVigilante leasari' aspects of munity life, is . es for in sent past of the United States veritable angel to mniradical . men movements ave a and various labor or2zanize stay there till kingdom come}or-tha: ithe management wihshit witheut changing the situation at! down tre Murenie are stock rumors tne Murchie in the least. The thing! o* those weanizations that, not haythat has been hurting’ business in. ! ‘ne actval are forced to reNevadi City is the pessimistic spirit, . sort to subite Riuniars. ef-s and the ;oldvtendency to make mount. ye have discredited tn’ ains.out of molehills. If at some time a situations the. pa 2nd inthe-future, the CIO affilia:e is rash . they been discredited in the enough to make good its <impliea yr instance of the Murchte threatS. and aitemptagain ‘to obThe er nothing real to fear struct the passage of the Murchie. noi=ing dangerous that ma miners, the riot that they may cause]and nothing to stir a vigilantism will be again quelled and there will. as far as Nevada City’s troubles with the CIO affiliate sare Se be a few more occupants of the counerhiment would be prevented from degenerating im‘o a monarch, oligarchy or aristrocracy or any other form of despotism. ; He knew as few men did trat the inheivent danger which threatened the. overthrow of constitutional liber‘ies, was as he said: “The love of power and proneness to abuse it which predominates in the human heart ever tempting the administratars of law and justice to override the Iconstituiional guaranties of human rights’’. One of the noblest acts in the public career .of Washington was 3!s unequivocal refusal of the offer of kingship in 4782 at the suggestion of some of his mili itary officers. * When the inaugural oath of ofi fice was administered to Was? lon 0: : 3729 by the Chanbasiios wu -exclaimed on the erinten . le of Price. who i Clinic. day

City. Mr. 142Wi CRUSHED IN MACHINE tions. Where vigilantism arises Gea 1sninegton, presmit mat hMeetttet arises: a huge chorus of’ far ra 3 See : T Sane ae ‘publicity and consequently nat! asningion “yonded “Phe CA g n) . RESENT Marvin Voune, on Sata indayp while : : eee ee : See = . ee ener oe are ) : es a : sentiment for ine persecuced union; preservation of the sacred fire of b-; jemploved in ‘he Feeley } : a : f 2 : é RY 9 MR R A aS rook: or radica! organizacigqn. (Ths hrack-jer.y andthe destiny of the republic . ! 3 snoop, .acciae “ : . 5 * +3 . C: AF AE iN BL £. and eae he sn etine of saber unions and radix *model of government are justly co I i ¢ : 3 & WS pe oe oo eanizations is not meant (2) lvs'dered perhaps, as deeply, as fin cS <= a ae ee tha chey are birds of tne fea-j ally, staked on the experimen: in. . eC T eet. eh cm, They a Hike y i it is merely fact! irusted to the hands of the-American } “ars Glas) ny naw 7° nae ** shies wii ems P * : ae ; = San Carlo Opera Company. now on os pation ae unionism and radical "© peonle.’’ Let us not only contemplate . its-twenty eighth a ul Arauseen s th ae = fal ee i wiffered from the activities o*; the lofty ideals as championed hv! tinental tour, wll a badly mangle4a wer had re in t2is country). the Father of our country but let us{ 5 : = oO paagiy angled fiat taeyv nad i ! i ramento for a oon eet : oe H ee /exercise wntirine lance and fortS ONE Sees = bo amputated; He was taken to the! MENGE Oiiiseke in Novela GH Was : a is mont in. th ; fa “City “Sanitarium for. treate. st cit‘zens in Nevada City he tude by every lawful means in. holdMionday, Maren 34 when it gives a gies ce nin cee: , . . Mentored the roughneck tactics used . ine aloft the be of land regala performance of “Carmen.”’ This ee : ie tre Jocal CIO affiliate in their . Reon liberty, lest our precious he: announcement has just been made pee accent Alas oat . tempted lockout at the Murchie mine. itaog. 4° freedom ver from th by Tim C. Girton, who promises an : = se 1 Rouehneck artton and the sorritous . gay atk ‘i. ROSENPERG FA! 4 2ES'E z sere ; é SALES all star cast with the full symphony +: ROSENBERG LAID TO RES'2 tone of the publications of 222 local . As first President-of : yur ge orchestra, ballet and c?torus of the = 1 oe ae : fim members have been important Revublic 5 uneral se 7 r elt ) ’ : i PALI company. Ee ee é facials: -4n br ‘ing} neg condem: ee Tug eee kere si For the title part. Fortune Gallo he inte: Wee A + op [upon the CIO: members. Vielant: Wit Sipe hee 1 will offer Maru Castagna. sister of ve‘eran merchant of Navada City Ewes its coneom-tant evils or roueh. not been a directing i; the? ei : Ch ait wit 59 3.9 9 RF 2 EES ite Wily. ee viger Ze Ce Burs aa x a2 Metrelopitan’s Bruna, Castagna. Ma-. Pasciced id te fe 1eck action and d'sregard of law and ‘would of been no republic. He will . f is king her American debut order s‘amos -hose who arnrove aerate Oe he ww 19* he. dtd. ce oe : eee “}<irs. Rose Rosenberg, a dauehter,. ., toe . Se pe rer pe pee eee Niet le eee eee Cores Panne, sy ‘">5, Claire Samuels, and a grang-. ° ** § Of, fh COSEGT a 3 be AS the. end os marvelous careé ing come here direct from Italy for), 2 aS ; level of the cheap and d'tsordely!; +] amen: he tetur a 5 (daughter Mrs. Frances White. A bro; at aun eee : the present tour of the company. Le-. pe pe : : . a i te. igi tact’es t’a° have chatacterivha uel) as a citizen, respectHla Turner, on whom critics through. ak : pig ds pies ies Veo stions and statements of the local; oq ; world : } Interment was made in the Port3 : . : out the countfy have bestowed lav-. _, _ 2 or IMM &SMU, . pane athe : : : ,21s of Eternity cemetery, near San aro ate wGould Hoar attack: ines! ish praise, is to be the Micaela. For . Panchen ; ae jty jail. Biow would “nat affect local the role of Don Jose there will be. * Bee Now is the time for us to make the ? Not at all, exceut as much } + } PS h Aa: = +H ees oat higpne © Navade Stu JA Aroldo Lindi, famous tenor of the . CAMP FIRE GIRLS least, net the mist of our troubles. . as “he citizens of Nevada City Ict A ' an Ame = The pessimistic attitude hurts bus‘-. affect their spirits and their attitude company, while Mos tyn Thomas will; ] i be the Escamillo. . . Twenty one Camp Fire Girls and. ™°Ss.-Just because we do not like the. ioward buying and spending. That is! Aside from San Francisco and San. heir guardian Miss Rhea Ruppert, ‘dea of honest local miners having . (ie worst that will hannen-—another Jose; Sacramento. will be the only. of Piedmont spent the week end at;‘? run.a gauntlet of unfriendly bu:. small time riot. Repor:s_such ‘as ; other city in Northern California mp Augusta lodge on Lake Vera,. 20W harmless pickets is no reason! : ose that the FMM&SMU could shu where the San Carlo will appear. Ad-. They returned home Sunday and an-. °% beveve tat worse will come of; down the Murchie, or that ‘ho govvanee interest indicates that. the. ther group is to arrive today. 3. Let treipiekets. say there. They . ernment will shut down the Murchie, parents Mr. Julius E. Pauly n land Wednesday to visit his Woodland 1 and Mrs. motored to Nevada City .Thursday on ja shori Hanson property. dent of schools —of days th's-week and. Mrs. \y motored s confined in a few days visit at Frank W. visit. Ems have been having sport the past few days skiing down\ the mountain side Miss Elsie Ann Price, deputy supPlumas navel VENA A CNN OSS % 7 county at Quincy was in town a couDrother Nevada\ MINKUREKA CLAIMS of the Meggers Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer left Thurs’ for . Canada, Mineuvreka property in the Hill @s\rict, has had ten men employed for some time doing development work. The property is closed: Own wemporarily due to lasek of power to pump the 60 foot shaft out. ras has been used, but poles will he . stars and power cut in in the next ! ae sha contact ore. The shaft iis in hard oe and wit . tical, ten days. Plans are to ft an additional 75 ¢ h the heavy flow of has made sinking show and impracsink if rater The 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition, ts be held on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, already is setting the styles for next year. Here Beth Cleve displays a ‘Treasure Island”’ bracelet desired by Marie Ayrault and hung with pirate charms. Note the dress riat worn by Miss Cleve, showing some of the World’s Fair towers SHOWER FOR YOUNG MATRON GCAMPTON VI too he “°,.—-—T re Womens Civ of Camptar ie tendered a surprise shower on Mrs. Rance itrr "ee at her hiome on Spring street Wednettay atternoon. A. short time ‘ago the house in which t12 Furfess wae w~ohurae? Aan 7. dastroy*] theivy reusehold effects, and the Woiens Clb sot 111 hts kitich= ak utensile shower to he ip reslenish I Durfees kitchen. The af".ty came as as comple‘e surprise and the young “ousewife was very ¢hankful to the elub for ‘their kindness in this instance. The following were present: Mes. dames Richard R. Pfiffer, Frank W. Meggers, Julius A. Cassano, Olive Groves, Lydia O. Groves, Katherine Pauly, Lola B. Cleveland, Lesta H. 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