January 20, 1939 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET artes ~ TRONEXPORTS ‘TO JAPANESE Australia’s recent iron and steel ehbargo is linked with conservation policies for her armament and inthe embargo will injure political reforce Japan to greatly modify her aaa a athineieidiahiniiacememdinemee ete en dustrial development. It does not in! policy greatly affects Japanese govany sense reflect anti-japanesa policy . ernmental plans for use of iron and despite injuries to Japanese intersteel, and has helped to intensify JaAustralian Council of the Institute! production in Japan proper and in of Pacific Relations. . areas under Japanese control. Protests against the Australian; At the same time the government Dolicy are coming both trom within ©f Indo-China is reported to have the commonwealth, and from Japan,‘ Placed a ban on the export of iron writes Mr. Shepherd in the Far East. ffom the colony. Joint effects of the ern Survey. Australians argue that Australian and French embargo may ‘lations, and will give Japan‘a rea], five-year plan announced in March . __ VEGETABLES 314 Broad Street Nevada City ‘grievance against Australia. The most important protest, however, . comes from the government of Western Australia who argue that the conservation policy is premature, and that it effects their prosperity. They calling for importation of 9,500,000 tons of iron ore from Australia and southeastern Asia. PONEMAH HONORS ‘ests, reports Jack Shepherd, of the! panese efforts to stimulate iron ore en for Japanese iron and steel industry, . further agree that ships carrying ore. . might also have carried Australian beef to Japan, thus developing a vast cattle area. i The Nippon Mining Company opGREAT POCAHONTAS Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, entertained Monday even—— The Nevada City Elementary $C OTTISH a t Teacher Association will hold a S AVED HIS TRIBE FROM INVASION special meeting today at 3 o’clock in the auditorium of the grammar LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.—Almost school. This is to be a business session and a large attendance is desired. : one of America’s greatest Indian chiefs has been brought to light by Dr. John ‘W. Caughey, assistant professor of history on the Las Angeles campus of the University of California, : The story is told in McGillivray of LINCOLN PROFILE 8 % _FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1939. forgotten by historians, the story of . ’ YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY é erating in Western Ausralia represented large investments of Japanese foreign exchange, and a rich potenting honoring their Great Pohahontas Tillie. Cavanaro, of San Francisco. A dinner was served at the National the Creeks, a biography and collecCALIFORNIA tion of letters recently written and edited by Dr. Caughey. The. volume x is number eighteen of a series called Civilization of the American Indian, published by. the University of Okla. Be Comfortable homa Press, Get Your Alexander McGillivray was a halfMATTRESSES ial source of ore supply for Japanese! Hotel preceding the meeting. Two industry, which has not been forth-. palefaces were adopted, Mrs. Hazel " coming,.The Australian government’s Gray and Lena Hanks. The drill team « Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters AUTOMOBILE Selsibineteiiieetendninietenieatebeniy, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor in Indian robes put on their work in a most beautiful manner showing careful training of Drill Captain George Gildersleeve. Mrs. Elizabeth Lashbaugh, district deputy, was pre-_ sent for the special visit of the grand! officer. Many members of Ceanotha Council of Grass Valley were present for ‘the evening A banquet was served to about ninety at the close of the meeting. Gilfts were presented and several speeches enjoyed. NUGGET ADS PAY Moeoie) promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies. INSURANCE Ne ate +, Heleetete HARLEY M.LEETE Jr ncan WMustrations LaF Pes the sculptured chin of Abraham Lincoln in the Mt. Rushmore national memorial near Rapid City, S, D., is a drop of 2,500 feet. Size of the profile may be estimated by comparing the whole with the men standing on the chin. Member of the house of commons at Ottawa, Mrs. George Black, 73, was elected to that position three years ago. Though elderly, she is . as active as she has ever been. Attending the Alaska-Yukon Pioneers ,annual banquet in Seattle, she sparkled with jovial humor, This Martian dopkin gZ iacier is what the ‘football’ player’. breed whose father was a Scottish adventurer, and whose mother was the daughter of a Creek Indian chief. He was one of the most gifted and ; Commercial St. most highly educated Indian chief, and one historian has called him the ; 109 J. Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Nevada City Phones 109M: ‘Tallyrand of Alabama.” ‘As head of the Creek nation in the critical decade following the American Revolutionary War, McGillivray controlled an area about half as large as present day Alabama. Around the Scottish Indian chief centered the rialries and intrigues of the United States, Spain and Engand for control of the southeast. Through astute diplomacy, however, he protected the Creeks from white invasion for more than two decades. Dr. Caughey found MecGillivray’s Beneath the two men standing on LIFE BEGINS AT 70 . LUNCH, DINNER, TEA AND . LODGE AND CLUB LUNCHEONS: Fresh Sea Foods every week end. . Pet 147, Nevada City, 115 Broad CARD PARTIES, BANQUETS, Fried Chicken and Steaks Our Specialty, Regular Daily Lunch 50c Dinners 75c and $1.00 NEVADA CITY ‘CLUB story about nine years ago while engaged in research among the documents in the Archives of the Indian at Seville, Spain. A bundle of letters, written in a bold hand, proved to be McGillivray’s letters to various Spanish officials in Florida and Louisiana. These formed the basis for the book, McGillivray of the Creeks. McKENZIE PROPERTY THE SUN PRODUCE AND Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 315 Broad Street . GROCERY C0 FREE DELIVERY Phone 88 l Arthur Greer and _ others have taken over the McKenzie mining ground which adjoins the ‘Champion mine on the west and north. There are about 200 acres in the property which has had considerable development-done on it in recent months by Carl Kamp and partner. It is statRemodeling, Coat Relining, Hemstitching. Fur Work. Phone 404, Grass Valley 208 Mill Expert Dressmaking Covered Buttons and NEVA BOREHAM ed the new group is working on the gravel channel, Quartz and placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget office. ea f ZQ GRIDIRON GHOST Commercial Street UALITY MEATS THAT WILL MAKE MEAL PLANNING. SO SIMPLE —AND OUR PRICES WILL FIT RIGHT IN WITH THE FAMILY BUDGET ' MEAT ROUNDS OUT THE PERFECT MEAL. OUR SHOP COMBINES FLAVOR WITH QUALITY OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE KEYSTONE MARKET . CALANAN AND RICHARDS PHONE 67 Then yer'of the fu= Sa punedetinieteeaie ae proce Let XxX — value in dollars per ton. and Z = treatment charges in cents per pound. Z <==one fourth of the square root of X. BLACK SAND, CONCENTRATES, HIGH GRADE CLIFFORD L:WARNER. Nevada City, Modern Argonaut Town Grass Valley, Famous Mining Center Forest Covers Old Diggings at Dutch Flat Washington, Drows Bloomfield, Once Flowering Orchards Lola TABLE OF CONTENTS ~ Introduction Called “Humbug” You Bet and Red Dog, —Two Ghost Towns Without Glamour Rough and Ready Now Plays Whist Quiet Sunday in North San Juan ILLUSTRATIONS Old Tin: Loy Home, ‘Grass Valley Chinatown, Nevada City “The Castle,” Nevada City Montez Home, Grass Valley Old. Solaro Hotel, North San Juan Only 30 Copies Left Out of 500! Better hurry if you want one of these popular booklets. ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE Copies Mailed—Send 50c and 10c to cover postage. 30¢ ese eetiorew.eeecesseecmmemeeees y Mountain Hamlet Mark French Cor ral, tress PLUS TAX Recipient of the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Létters from Hamilton college, New Yi woman to receive a _ York, AcHelen Hayes is é second dégree from Dick Lane’s Garage GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIDS PS aes RMN Ee Aan a . that school. In 1924 Ruth’ Draper, Broad and Union Streets. dramatic _monologist, was awarded : . the degree of Master of Arts. _ Expert Mechanics Phone 525 7 ON REPAIR COSTS es eer er Ls eee ture will resemble if he dons all ORE BOUGHT Mh) th NM re recenly at ootbal ‘on h Dene. Smelter Rates on Larger Lots 4 . ing. a “Vario S safe rds are Signed mala Yo proteg foe iy HAL D. DRAPER CORNER MAIN AND COMMERCIAL DEGREE FOR ACTRESS NEVADA CITY—PHONE 864-W 3EN’S DAIRY . PASTURIZED . Ramch-to-Customer Delivery RAW CREAM Service in Nevada City and : “Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAYRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. Me

NEVADA CITY NUGGET artes ~ TRONEXPORTS ‘TO JAPANESE Australia’s recent iron and steel ehbargo is linked with conservation policies for her armament and inthe embargo will injure political reforce Japan to greatly modify her aaa a athineieidiahiniiacememdinemee ete en dustrial development. It does not in! policy greatly affects Japanese govany sense reflect anti-japanesa policy . ernmental plans for use of iron and despite injuries to Japanese intersteel, and has helped to intensify JaAustralian Council of the Institute! production in Japan proper and in of Pacific Relations. . areas under Japanese control. Protests against the Australian; At the same time the government Dolicy are coming both trom within ©f Indo-China is reported to have the commonwealth, and from Japan,‘ Placed a ban on the export of iron writes Mr. Shepherd in the Far East. ffom the colony. Joint effects of the ern Survey. Australians argue that Australian and French embargo may ‘lations, and will give Japan‘a rea], five-year plan announced in March . __ VEGETABLES 314 Broad Street Nevada City ‘grievance against Australia. The most important protest, however, . comes from the government of Western Australia who argue that the conservation policy is premature, and that it effects their prosperity. They calling for importation of 9,500,000 tons of iron ore from Australia and southeastern Asia. PONEMAH HONORS ‘ests, reports Jack Shepherd, of the! panese efforts to stimulate iron ore en for Japanese iron and steel industry, . further agree that ships carrying ore. . might also have carried Australian beef to Japan, thus developing a vast cattle area. i The Nippon Mining Company opGREAT POCAHONTAS Ponemah Council, Degree of Pocahontas, entertained Monday even—— The Nevada City Elementary $C OTTISH a t Teacher Association will hold a S AVED HIS TRIBE FROM INVASION special meeting today at 3 o’clock in the auditorium of the grammar LOS ANGELES, Jan. 19.—Almost school. This is to be a business session and a large attendance is desired. : one of America’s greatest Indian chiefs has been brought to light by Dr. John ‘W. Caughey, assistant professor of history on the Las Angeles campus of the University of California, : The story is told in McGillivray of LINCOLN PROFILE 8 % _FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1939. forgotten by historians, the story of . ’ YOU WILL BE PLEASED WITH OUR COFFEE SHOP NATIONAL HOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP NEVADA CITY é erating in Western Ausralia represented large investments of Japanese foreign exchange, and a rich potenting honoring their Great Pohahontas Tillie. Cavanaro, of San Francisco. A dinner was served at the National the Creeks, a biography and collecCALIFORNIA tion of letters recently written and edited by Dr. Caughey. The. volume x is number eighteen of a series called Civilization of the American Indian, published by. the University of Okla. Be Comfortable homa Press, Get Your Alexander McGillivray was a halfMATTRESSES ial source of ore supply for Japanese! Hotel preceding the meeting. Two industry, which has not been forth-. palefaces were adopted, Mrs. Hazel " coming,.The Australian government’s Gray and Lena Hanks. The drill team « Mail order check work Agent for New York-California Delaware Underwriters AUTOMOBILE Selsibineteiiieetendninietenieatebeniy, NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor in Indian robes put on their work in a most beautiful manner showing careful training of Drill Captain George Gildersleeve. Mrs. Elizabeth Lashbaugh, district deputy, was pre-_ sent for the special visit of the grand! officer. Many members of Ceanotha Council of Grass Valley were present for ‘the evening A banquet was served to about ninety at the close of the meeting. Gilfts were presented and several speeches enjoyed. NUGGET ADS PAY Moeoie) promptly attended to. Underwriters, Westchester and Insurance Companies. INSURANCE Ne ate +, Heleetete HARLEY M.LEETE Jr ncan WMustrations LaF Pes the sculptured chin of Abraham Lincoln in the Mt. Rushmore national memorial near Rapid City, S, D., is a drop of 2,500 feet. Size of the profile may be estimated by comparing the whole with the men standing on the chin. Member of the house of commons at Ottawa, Mrs. George Black, 73, was elected to that position three years ago. Though elderly, she is . as active as she has ever been. Attending the Alaska-Yukon Pioneers ,annual banquet in Seattle, she sparkled with jovial humor, This Martian dopkin gZ iacier is what the ‘football’ player’. breed whose father was a Scottish adventurer, and whose mother was the daughter of a Creek Indian chief. He was one of the most gifted and ; Commercial St. most highly educated Indian chief, and one historian has called him the ; 109 J. Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Nevada City Phones 109M: ‘Tallyrand of Alabama.” ‘As head of the Creek nation in the critical decade following the American Revolutionary War, McGillivray

controlled an area about half as large as present day Alabama. Around the Scottish Indian chief centered the rialries and intrigues of the United States, Spain and Engand for control of the southeast. Through astute diplomacy, however, he protected the Creeks from white invasion for more than two decades. Dr. Caughey found MecGillivray’s Beneath the two men standing on LIFE BEGINS AT 70 . LUNCH, DINNER, TEA AND . LODGE AND CLUB LUNCHEONS: Fresh Sea Foods every week end. . Pet 147, Nevada City, 115 Broad CARD PARTIES, BANQUETS, Fried Chicken and Steaks Our Specialty, Regular Daily Lunch 50c Dinners 75c and $1.00 NEVADA CITY ‘CLUB story about nine years ago while engaged in research among the documents in the Archives of the Indian at Seville, Spain. A bundle of letters, written in a bold hand, proved to be McGillivray’s letters to various Spanish officials in Florida and Louisiana. These formed the basis for the book, McGillivray of the Creeks. McKENZIE PROPERTY THE SUN PRODUCE AND Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 315 Broad Street . GROCERY C0 FREE DELIVERY Phone 88 l Arthur Greer and _ others have taken over the McKenzie mining ground which adjoins the ‘Champion mine on the west and north. There are about 200 acres in the property which has had considerable development-done on it in recent months by Carl Kamp and partner. It is statRemodeling, Coat Relining, Hemstitching. Fur Work. Phone 404, Grass Valley 208 Mill Expert Dressmaking Covered Buttons and NEVA BOREHAM ed the new group is working on the gravel channel, Quartz and placer claim location notice blanks at the Nugget office. ea f ZQ GRIDIRON GHOST Commercial Street UALITY MEATS THAT WILL MAKE MEAL PLANNING. SO SIMPLE —AND OUR PRICES WILL FIT RIGHT IN WITH THE FAMILY BUDGET ' MEAT ROUNDS OUT THE PERFECT MEAL. OUR SHOP COMBINES FLAVOR WITH QUALITY OUR REPUTATION IS OUR GUARANTEE KEYSTONE MARKET . CALANAN AND RICHARDS PHONE 67 Then yer'of the fu= Sa punedetinieteeaie ae proce Let XxX — value in dollars per ton. and Z = treatment charges in cents per pound. Z <==one fourth of the square root of X. BLACK SAND, CONCENTRATES, HIGH GRADE CLIFFORD L:WARNER. Nevada City, Modern Argonaut Town Grass Valley, Famous Mining Center Forest Covers Old Diggings at Dutch Flat Washington, Drows Bloomfield, Once Flowering Orchards Lola TABLE OF CONTENTS ~ Introduction Called “Humbug” You Bet and Red Dog, —Two Ghost Towns Without Glamour Rough and Ready Now Plays Whist Quiet Sunday in North San Juan ILLUSTRATIONS Old Tin: Loy Home, ‘Grass Valley Chinatown, Nevada City “The Castle,” Nevada City Montez Home, Grass Valley Old. Solaro Hotel, North San Juan Only 30 Copies Left Out of 500! Better hurry if you want one of these popular booklets. ON SALE AT NUGGET OFFICE Copies Mailed—Send 50c and 10c to cover postage. 30¢ ese eetiorew.eeecesseecmmemeeees y Mountain Hamlet Mark French Cor ral, tress PLUS TAX Recipient of the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Létters from Hamilton college, New Yi woman to receive a _ York, AcHelen Hayes is é second dégree from Dick Lane’s Garage GAS, OIL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIDS PS aes RMN Ee Aan a . that school. In 1924 Ruth’ Draper, Broad and Union Streets. dramatic _monologist, was awarded : . the degree of Master of Arts. _ Expert Mechanics Phone 525 7 ON REPAIR COSTS es eer er Ls eee ture will resemble if he dons all ORE BOUGHT Mh) th NM re recenly at ootbal ‘on h Dene. Smelter Rates on Larger Lots 4 . ing. a “Vario S safe rds are Signed mala Yo proteg foe iy HAL D. DRAPER CORNER MAIN AND COMMERCIAL DEGREE FOR ACTRESS NEVADA CITY—PHONE 864-W 3EN’S DAIRY . PASTURIZED . Ramch-to-Customer Delivery RAW CREAM Service in Nevada City and : “Send Us a Postal, Driver Will Call. ADDRESS, MABEN’S DAYRY, BOX 847, GRASS VALLEY. Me