July 1, 1938 (12 pages)

-PAGE FOUR i NEVADA CITY NUGGET {. 1938. x FRIDAY, JULY 1, THURMAN WOULD AD MINING BY BETTER LAWS In a statement released to th press of the Sixth Assembly Bisicict. which includes Nevada County, Allen G. Thurman, Placer County newspaperman. who is a candidate for assemb! lyman from this district, this reek stated that he. * epeal of laws which ; Shandicap the gold ining industry and uld work for the nactment of elp this great inmeiustry. He also stai2s that he will opmeeegpose new severance the. mining and: wiil ‘ax on dustry endeavor to continue de good work of the presen. assemblyman, Jesse Mayo, in the matier of reducing the min‘ngcompensation es, Thurman has supported the mining industry and jts revival through ‘ould work for the — laws !. : ‘ ; ‘ winecluding that of such organizations iwnich are needed to insurance rate a + ese . the columns of his newspaper and is a-member.-of_the California HydrauMe Mining \Assocf{ation. His statement in full follows: To the Voters of the Assembly District: If I am elected to the state legislature I shall endeavor to get at the root of some of the laws which lhandicap the mining industry and shall work for their repeal. I also intend to find out what is needed to help his great industry and will work for Sixth such legislation as may be necessary ,in this respect. I shall first of all listen sympa-; thetically to the grievances of the mine operators and the prospectors and secondly, I wil! seek the guidance of the leaders of the industry, as the American Mining Congress, American Institute of Mining and Metalludgical Engineers. the California Hydraulic Mining Association and similar organizations to the end that constructive legislation may result. I shall. oppose.any severance tax neve minins indus ry. I shali do all in my power to continue the good work of AssemblyMayo-in.he matter of recompensation. insurNLNnings HAND BAGS “Xs 49e SHAPES LADIES’ ~NEW HATS ' Reduced! Group . Value Sensations hike . Group 2 1.33 : Summer Classics! SMART CAPS PAST C Be For Men White ‘Reduced. 7 . MEN’S WHITE i TRAVEL COOL SUITS $8.88 . Men don’t miss this bargain on these_ all-white i summer suits! Styles! Fast colors! SMARTER THAN EVER! BATHING . sims Smooth Fitting Low Sun-back LADIES’ $1.93 LUNCHEON €LOTH Part Linen! 37e 52 in.x52 in MEN’S BUSH JACKETS Latest Styles! Cool, comfortable! Flannels! Dressy looking! TO CLEAR! MEN'S WHITE FLANNELS Neat, Cool, Practical White S455 \ ,.C.PENNEY ¢ GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA OMPANY 1.49)) ‘burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘Develey Sr? eral relatives were present for the nappy’ event. ance rates. a Mining is one of California’s basic industries.and should be recognized in the halls of legislation. The California State Division of Mines should not be hampered by the lack of funds and royalties gained from the mining industry by taxation should be used to encourage mining and not be diverted to other channels. I shall work to this end as this, the Sixth Assembly District, is largely supported by the mining indusiry. Respectfully, ALLEN G, THURMAN, District. FAMED BANDS TO PLAY FOR LAKE OLYMPIA DANCES Sunday, July 3 and Monday, July 4 the-Joseph-Carter orchestra” will play a double engagement at Olympia Park. They not only play very danbut also give the daneceable—-musie ing public diversified entertainment. JCSEPH lof Mirth’’ Tommy Johnson, handles the voeals ina very unique manner. . 'His whispering tenor voice combin-. . ed with -his fine personality make an) unbeatable combination. Hott “Cap’’ Carter. and ‘‘Doc’’ don well known in and around . this vicinity. Carter . been The ‘Bombshell . seph are has with various ‘bands in Sacramento while Joseph was pianistarranger for Dohrman at Fairmont Hotel Francisco, the . in The . . = i . CARTER ‘two leaders combined forces to deSan . velop . personality.’ . Rollin Banta and his 11 piece or‘chestra that made such a tremendous -hit with Nevada City young people at the Senior Ball appearr for the ‘last time at Olympia Park, Saturday July 2. Banta’s band has ‘been voted the most popular group of dance musicians for the season of 1937-1938 by the Pi Delta Kappa and Kappa Alpha Pi fraternities. Their style of music has found great favor with the college crowds. Rollin’ Banta himself has won much praise on his clarinet solos and his* unique arrangements that set a tappin’. Musicians of other, name ocrhéstras eonsider Randolph Cleveland, the rhythm man, as one of the -‘‘best in the grove,’ ‘drummers on the stands today. "dance music with sparkling iMr: and Mrs. ‘Carl Becker of Marysville. will enjoy ‘a family reunion in Nevada’ City the Fourth. They will have with them their son of (Marysville, daughter, Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr., and husband of Auof Alleghany. Miss Lois Held of Park avenue celebrated ther fourteenth birthday Wednesday with a delicious dinner. The big birthday cake was prepared by her sister, Miss Betty Held. Sev‘Try a Snoopy Sue Ad. that cause. out this program . ! Platform Program>: =z of DANIEL L. HIRSCH, M. D. Candidate for Office of ‘CORONER OF NEVADA COUNTY The Chief Purpose of the Coroner's Office is to determine the Cause of Death.A Physician and Surgeon trained in his profession; co-operating with the Sheriff, is better qualified to hold an inquest, make examinations, and determine Te Office of Coroner siienald be taken out af the hands _.of an undertaker whose chief interest is burial, and whose ‘business deals with the disposition of the dead. a autopsy is required by a lay coroner, he must call in a physicTa ian, who is the only one permitted by law to make postmortem. examinations. There is no ambulance chasing for burials when'a doctor is coroner, as he is a neutral party in the disposition of the remains. This important matter‘is up to the nearest relative, who should be given perfect freedom to choose the mortician. It will be my policy, as a Member of our County Medical Society, ‘to practice perfect justice in co-operation with my professional colleagues concerning autopsies and cases. It is my desire to serve this County, Efficiently, Faithfully, and Economically. Books, reports, and expenses will ever be. open inspection. With Justice and Service to all I pledge myself to carry if elected. DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. When an Candidate for Assemblyman, Sixth] ‘dividual featured . ’, Al! @ PLEASE SAVE 56 LIVES THIS 4TH duty .over the holiday to cooperate. day if we are to succeed in giving with the motoring public in the reduction of dedth and injuries. Chief Cato declared: recruit every driver over the holideath a full time tholiday.”’ “We must Try a Snoopy Sue Ad. “Death takes a holiday over the 4th”. Director Ray Ingels of the Department of Motor Vehicles today proposed the addition of the three words “Over July 4th.’ as department officials launched a campaign to save 56 lives over next week end. The number—56—represents the California traffic fatalities reaported over the July 4th tholiday last year, Director Ingels said: ‘‘We hope to mobilize public opinion to the point that the state will have a clear record over July 4th. Every agency of government is participating and a special safety proclamation has been . issued by Governor Frank F. Merrt. am. But the cooperation of the in-. motors: tis essential, for . ihe man behind the wheel is the man} who’ will be behind our success-if_we . attain our goal.’’ I Chief E. Raymond Cato of the Cali-{ fornia Highway Patrol said that . every available officer would be on Fiesta Pottery Ware 20-Piece FIESTA Starter Sets Regular Price $7.20 SPECIAL PRICE SIX PRETTY COLORS— Blue, Green, Turquoise, Red, Yellow. and Old Ivory ALSO FIESTA KITCHEN ‘KRAFT POTTERY TO MATCH THE FIESTA. DINNERWARE POTTERY PLAZA GROCERY . DOUBLE E HOLIDAY . se va at td iw FLUFFIEST r MARSHMALLOWS Cello package pound ] Zire Lunch Box—Pint jar SANDWICH SPREAD 23¢ DELMAIZE NIBLETS 12 oz. vacuum can 2 for 25¢ CAMAY TOILET SOAP in wrapped cakes 6 Cc PICKLES Large 23 oz. jar & Libbys. Homemade Style DEVILED MEAT 3 for 10¢ Libbys No. 14 cans : TOILET TISSUE 3 for 13¢ me 6 Waldorf in 650 sheet rolls ‘ # LIFEBUOY SOAP = bar ~— Ye BE FLYSPRAY Gall Standard ee $1.19 BEER 12 oz. cans 3 for 23¢ BEER Case 24 cans $1.75 Brown Derby : BEER 11 oz. bottles 4 for 25c Brown Derby. Plus deposit EERIE AAS cool FOR WARM Pick any wr PIRI. FOODS mM WEATHER NICS “Iie TTER . DAIRY PRODUCTS “one THESE Pickles, mustard, cheese, DOUBLE VALUES FOR THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY beans, picnic meats, crackers and a whole flock of etceteras in the line of fine end eating. prices, foods for the Fourth of July week We're featuring them at special to help you save money — and double your enjoyment of the double holiday. gently suggest Safeway So we as a good place to do your Fourth of July food shopping. MUSTARD, Frenchs 6 oz. jar §c PEANUT BUTTER. 2 bb. jar 25¢ Real Roast MAYONNAISE Quart jar 33 Piedmont CHEESE 14 pound package 15¢ Brookfield, American Brick Pimiento : CORN No. 2 can Eastern Standard — 3 for 25c TOMATOES Lzg. No. 2% can 3 for 95c Highway FLA VORAIDE Package 5c DEVILED HAM _ No. 214 can Underwoods PORK and BEANS’ No. 1 can Van ‘Camps PANCAKE FLOUR 28 oz. pkg. Sperrys large AIRWAY COFFEE NOB HILL COFFEE _Lb. pkg. EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can Plain or drip grind SHORTENING 4 lb. :ctn. No. 16 can 19¢ J5¢ 20¢ 23¢ Lb. pkg. PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST TO 7TH APPLE BUTTER Qt. jar Libbys TOMATO JUICE 2 for Libbys No. 2 can l5¢ PINEAPPLE 3 for Cc Del Monte Sliced Flat Can 29 WAX PAPER 40 ft. roll §c 125 Foot Roll 16c Diamond 23° Keen “LUX FLAKES Lge. Pkg. Je VINEGAR Quart, Bottle ] ]c 241, Highway Ib. sack Harvest Blossom 69¢ FLOUR SALES TAX ADDED TO & “‘PAXABLE ITEMS AOR TREO LOLOL IE EOL ENON INE DRI Miners Foundry And Supply Company PLANT ESTABLISHED 1862 MINING AND MILLING MACHINERY Ore Cars Skips Amalgam Barrels Jigs & ELECTRIC WELDING ‘AND * STEEL FABRICATING NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Ball Mills Classifiers Ore Bins Tanks Ete.

-PAGE FOUR i NEVADA CITY NUGGET {. 1938. x FRIDAY, JULY 1, THURMAN WOULD AD MINING BY BETTER LAWS In a statement released to th press of the Sixth Assembly Bisicict. which includes Nevada County, Allen G. Thurman, Placer County newspaperman. who is a candidate for assemb! lyman from this district, this reek stated that he. * epeal of laws which ; Shandicap the gold ining industry and uld work for the nactment of elp this great inmeiustry. He also stai2s that he will opmeeegpose new severance the. mining and: wiil ‘ax on dustry endeavor to continue de good work of the presen. assemblyman, Jesse Mayo, in the matier of reducing the min‘ngcompensation es, Thurman has supported the mining industry and jts revival through ‘ould work for the — laws !. : ‘ ; ‘ winecluding that of such organizations iwnich are needed to insurance rate a + ese . the columns of his newspaper and is a-member.-of_the California HydrauMe Mining \Assocf{ation. His statement in full follows: To the Voters of the Assembly District: If I am elected to the state legislature I shall endeavor to get at the root of some of the laws which lhandicap the mining industry and shall work for their repeal. I also intend to find out what is needed to help his great industry and will work for Sixth such legislation as may be necessary ,in this respect. I shall first of all listen sympa-; thetically to the grievances of the mine operators and the prospectors and secondly, I wil! seek the guidance of the leaders of the industry, as the American Mining Congress, American Institute of Mining and Metalludgical Engineers. the California Hydraulic Mining Association and similar organizations to the end that constructive legislation may result. I shall. oppose.any severance tax neve minins indus ry. I shali do all in my power to continue the good work of AssemblyMayo-in.he matter of recompensation. insurNLNnings HAND BAGS “Xs 49e SHAPES LADIES’ ~NEW HATS ' Reduced! Group . Value Sensations hike . Group 2 1.33 : Summer Classics! SMART CAPS PAST C Be For Men White ‘Reduced. 7 . MEN’S WHITE i TRAVEL COOL SUITS $8.88 . Men don’t miss this bargain on these_ all-white i summer suits! Styles! Fast colors! SMARTER THAN EVER! BATHING . sims Smooth Fitting Low Sun-back LADIES’ $1.93 LUNCHEON €LOTH Part Linen! 37e 52 in.x52 in MEN’S BUSH JACKETS Latest Styles! Cool, comfortable! Flannels! Dressy looking! TO CLEAR! MEN'S WHITE FLANNELS Neat, Cool, Practical White S455 \ ,.C.PENNEY ¢ GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA OMPANY 1.49)) ‘burn, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘Develey Sr? eral relatives were present for the nappy’ event. ance rates. a Mining is one of California’s basic industries.and should be recognized in the halls of legislation. The California State Division of Mines should not be hampered by the lack of funds and royalties gained from the mining industry by taxation should be used to encourage mining and not be diverted to other channels. I shall work to this end as this, the Sixth Assembly District, is largely supported by the mining indusiry. Respectfully, ALLEN G, THURMAN, District. FAMED BANDS TO PLAY FOR LAKE OLYMPIA DANCES Sunday, July 3 and Monday, July 4 the-Joseph-Carter orchestra” will play a double engagement at Olympia Park. They not only play very danbut also give the daneceable—-musie ing public diversified entertainment. JCSEPH lof Mirth’’ Tommy Johnson, handles the voeals ina very unique manner. . 'His whispering tenor voice combin-. . ed with -his fine personality make an) unbeatable combination. Hott “Cap’’ Carter. and ‘‘Doc’’ don well known in and around . this vicinity. Carter . been The ‘Bombshell . seph are has with various ‘bands in Sacramento while Joseph was pianistarranger for Dohrman at Fairmont Hotel Francisco, the . in The . . = i . CARTER ‘two leaders combined forces to deSan . velop . personality.’ . Rollin Banta and his 11 piece or‘chestra that made such a tremendous -hit with Nevada City young people at the Senior Ball appearr for the ‘last time at Olympia Park, Saturday July 2. Banta’s band has ‘been voted the most popular group of dance musicians for the season of 1937-1938 by the Pi Delta Kappa and Kappa Alpha Pi fraternities. Their style of music has found great favor with the college crowds. Rollin’ Banta himself has won much praise on his clarinet solos and his* unique arrangements that set a tappin’. Musicians of other, name ocrhéstras eonsider Randolph Cleveland, the rhythm man, as one of the -‘‘best in the grove,’ ‘drummers on the stands today. "dance music with sparkling iMr: and Mrs. ‘Carl Becker of Marysville. will enjoy ‘a family reunion in Nevada’ City the Fourth. They will have with them their son of (Marysville, daughter, Mrs. Fred Develey, Jr., and husband of Auof Alleghany. Miss Lois Held of Park avenue celebrated ther fourteenth birthday Wednesday with a delicious dinner. The big birthday cake was prepared by her sister, Miss Betty Held. Sev‘Try a Snoopy Sue Ad. that cause. out this program . ! Platform Program>: =z of DANIEL L. HIRSCH, M. D. Candidate for Office of ‘CORONER OF NEVADA COUNTY The Chief Purpose of the Coroner's Office is to determine the Cause of Death.A Physician and Surgeon trained in his profession; co-operating with the Sheriff, is better qualified to hold an inquest, make examinations, and determine

Te Office of Coroner siienald be taken out af the hands _.of an undertaker whose chief interest is burial, and whose ‘business deals with the disposition of the dead. a autopsy is required by a lay coroner, he must call in a physicTa ian, who is the only one permitted by law to make postmortem. examinations. There is no ambulance chasing for burials when'a doctor is coroner, as he is a neutral party in the disposition of the remains. This important matter‘is up to the nearest relative, who should be given perfect freedom to choose the mortician. It will be my policy, as a Member of our County Medical Society, ‘to practice perfect justice in co-operation with my professional colleagues concerning autopsies and cases. It is my desire to serve this County, Efficiently, Faithfully, and Economically. Books, reports, and expenses will ever be. open inspection. With Justice and Service to all I pledge myself to carry if elected. DANIEL L, HIRSCH, M. D. When an Candidate for Assemblyman, Sixth] ‘dividual featured . ’, Al! @ PLEASE SAVE 56 LIVES THIS 4TH duty .over the holiday to cooperate. day if we are to succeed in giving with the motoring public in the reduction of dedth and injuries. Chief Cato declared: recruit every driver over the holideath a full time tholiday.”’ “We must Try a Snoopy Sue Ad. “Death takes a holiday over the 4th”. Director Ray Ingels of the Department of Motor Vehicles today proposed the addition of the three words “Over July 4th.’ as department officials launched a campaign to save 56 lives over next week end. The number—56—represents the California traffic fatalities reaported over the July 4th tholiday last year, Director Ingels said: ‘‘We hope to mobilize public opinion to the point that the state will have a clear record over July 4th. Every agency of government is participating and a special safety proclamation has been . issued by Governor Frank F. Merrt. am. But the cooperation of the in-. motors: tis essential, for . ihe man behind the wheel is the man} who’ will be behind our success-if_we . attain our goal.’’ I Chief E. Raymond Cato of the Cali-{ fornia Highway Patrol said that . every available officer would be on Fiesta Pottery Ware 20-Piece FIESTA Starter Sets Regular Price $7.20 SPECIAL PRICE SIX PRETTY COLORS— Blue, Green, Turquoise, Red, Yellow. and Old Ivory ALSO FIESTA KITCHEN ‘KRAFT POTTERY TO MATCH THE FIESTA. DINNERWARE POTTERY PLAZA GROCERY . DOUBLE E HOLIDAY . se va at td iw FLUFFIEST r MARSHMALLOWS Cello package pound ] Zire Lunch Box—Pint jar SANDWICH SPREAD 23¢ DELMAIZE NIBLETS 12 oz. vacuum can 2 for 25¢ CAMAY TOILET SOAP in wrapped cakes 6 Cc PICKLES Large 23 oz. jar & Libbys. Homemade Style DEVILED MEAT 3 for 10¢ Libbys No. 14 cans : TOILET TISSUE 3 for 13¢ me 6 Waldorf in 650 sheet rolls ‘ # LIFEBUOY SOAP = bar ~— Ye BE FLYSPRAY Gall Standard ee $1.19 BEER 12 oz. cans 3 for 23¢ BEER Case 24 cans $1.75 Brown Derby : BEER 11 oz. bottles 4 for 25c Brown Derby. Plus deposit EERIE AAS cool FOR WARM Pick any wr PIRI. FOODS mM WEATHER NICS “Iie TTER . DAIRY PRODUCTS “one THESE Pickles, mustard, cheese, DOUBLE VALUES FOR THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY beans, picnic meats, crackers and a whole flock of etceteras in the line of fine end eating. prices, foods for the Fourth of July week We're featuring them at special to help you save money — and double your enjoyment of the double holiday. gently suggest Safeway So we as a good place to do your Fourth of July food shopping. MUSTARD, Frenchs 6 oz. jar §c PEANUT BUTTER. 2 bb. jar 25¢ Real Roast MAYONNAISE Quart jar 33 Piedmont CHEESE 14 pound package 15¢ Brookfield, American Brick Pimiento : CORN No. 2 can Eastern Standard — 3 for 25c TOMATOES Lzg. No. 2% can 3 for 95c Highway FLA VORAIDE Package 5c DEVILED HAM _ No. 214 can Underwoods PORK and BEANS’ No. 1 can Van ‘Camps PANCAKE FLOUR 28 oz. pkg. Sperrys large AIRWAY COFFEE NOB HILL COFFEE _Lb. pkg. EDWARDS COFFEE Lb. can Plain or drip grind SHORTENING 4 lb. :ctn. No. 16 can 19¢ J5¢ 20¢ 23¢ Lb. pkg. PRICES EFFECTIVE JULY 1ST TO 7TH APPLE BUTTER Qt. jar Libbys TOMATO JUICE 2 for Libbys No. 2 can l5¢ PINEAPPLE 3 for Cc Del Monte Sliced Flat Can 29 WAX PAPER 40 ft. roll §c 125 Foot Roll 16c Diamond 23° Keen “LUX FLAKES Lge. Pkg. Je VINEGAR Quart, Bottle ] ]c 241, Highway Ib. sack Harvest Blossom 69¢ FLOUR SALES TAX ADDED TO & “‘PAXABLE ITEMS AOR TREO LOLOL IE EOL ENON INE DRI Miners Foundry And Supply Company PLANT ESTABLISHED 1862 MINING AND MILLING MACHINERY Ore Cars Skips Amalgam Barrels Jigs & ELECTRIC WELDING ‘AND * STEEL FABRICATING NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Ball Mills Classifiers Ore Bins Tanks Ete.