July 15, 1938 (6 pages)

; nn — sem oom : ee NEVADA. CITY NUCGET ae ——————— Se ee ae atc a foe! Nevada City Nugget . 305 Broad Street. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by s:atute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher. « Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at 3 Nevada Ciy, under. Act of Congress, March 3, * 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) _.1..--¢.2.4--.# $2.50 PY, Me se ate aah Poste ste ste st % et ho ste-sfeste sfeite foe mS Seafestestertert ——————— NEWS ITEM:—us:s.r. FACTORIES ORDERED theigatenfeste Setledereiy 5 Me i ‘ es “HLM. L. Ir. TO ADOPT AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL METHODS at The admirable reader who follows writings of sometimes ily an wonder easy-going amateur why an_ person’ must ordinar will endure ure tha: ‘s in self-expression. It is greatly gratifyimge to the amateur to have pression of his thought. It is to him or personal advance ] eo De Of faction engendered by the imipossib the ardobrs of attempting to: create remuneration = ‘lity of perfection in the deep pleas by writing without the incentive of “WITH. CApy own (CAN SYSTEny Talis mM! she oleate sfc Zele olestefeaiefe le sfenteale stesieaiesle sfeslentealestesfesteafesfe siete teste sfeatestessteatestestestestestesfestestestoatestestertes,’ the o a completed triump. a_ well-written’ ex over inarticulateness; a +& ment. Invelligent people realize that tr:umph.won by a hard-fought bat ‘“ PO nn Why Amateurs Write bs Phone 36. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938. St Spgs ren me stafeserteniestonlenietenieteiiedie torte a “es peope rent oe Nee ale ee este ate tte Moots Notte Moat * —* ote ste rte ste ae ate agente ‘PAGE TWO 5i 2 R? fesqerterfertesterten, erriam Has Served Long And Well . the tasks off composition, if attack tle with a hundred difficulties. The fact that what he ‘as written falls consecientiousness are never easy. short of expressing his thoughts Writing requires work and more . berfectly does not discourage him. ed with work at and men‘al least a then work slight more degree’ of work of the kind up enegry as. rapidly as still—. His achievement looks good to ‘him. thatuses does _-qget ADOPT AMERICA “Gov “qusineSS_ METHODS / He has done his best. Anything fur hard , ther or less would detract from the ‘value of his. work. He guards. his manual labor. . manuscript jealously. Woe to the California with its 22 Electoral votes, the Sixth state of Work is something that is hardly . editor who would improve the exthe Union in political importance, and the only state of the ever sought after for itself alone, pression Western country to boast of a Republican governor, will be In the hard problems of ‘creative : there! or thought a little here and . the pivotal point around which will swing the general elecwriting there is a fascination unique . A writer considers his product a. tions both of 1938 and 1940. Governor Merriam, by virtue because it»becomes greater. in pro‘part of himself and resents criticism. of the fact that he is the only Republican governor in the Uniportion to te tortursomeness .of of this expanded part of his ego just. progress in it. From the © painful ‘as if “someone criticized. himself to . ted States outside of Main, New Hampshire, Maryland and struggle of the mind groping for a his face. The closeness of the writ. Vermont, has become a national character, and Republicans central idea to the final marking of er’s association with his writing. from Maine to the Pacific Coast will therefore view with unvirginal white paper, along every a oA Yessiz Sey (~~ yyy SSen ® Yessir IR Yessir YESSIR YeESSip ny gives strength to the desire to create usual interest the outcome of the approaching election in Calistep of the path of composition, the . by writing. The goal tof self-express-. writer is engaged in ‘an engrossing ‘ion is ever-intriguing by its imposOVER THERE. fornia. effort to express himself. Organiza-. sibility of perfect attainment, . Gee a Ne eee ee ke aaa Bae eicer Governor Merriam is now in the very zenith of his powtion of ideas, the problem of preslthe hard, romantie battle of acheve-. 7 ; eas ; é ., . faculty members who’ will deliver . er and without regard to who is nominated on the Democratic enting tire subject in a fresh aspect. . . ment has a fascination . that is a fit-! : ue ee . papers include -Dr. Joseph Grinnell, ticket, general sentiment throughout the state is that he will the quest for the smooth provocat. ing complement to the.lure of the! ‘ ' director jiof the University’s Museum . be re-elected by a greater majority than he received in 1934. ive phrases, for rhythm, for foree, ; will-o’the-wisp goal. ‘of Veterbrate Zoology; Dr. E. Ray. Guliel99 * { There are many astute politicians of national reputation, at foy the eolorful word that paints as brightly as an HERD OF 90 SEA . mond Hall of the . -Museum siatf; . gaudy brusn tracted by Governor Merriam’s long and distinguished career, —each difficultyartist’s . Dr. Tracq I. Storer of the College of has a fascination. . Agriculture at Davis; Dr. V. L. Vanhis rare ability, and tremendous personality, who foresee in Each MUST be solved with suecess. derHoof and R. A. Stirion of the the popular Californian prospects of nomination either for the That ‘‘must’’ is abig demanding University’s Museum of Paleontol“must’’. It is, insatiable; a sullen orpresidency or vice presidency in 1940. ogy. Merriam is now only 72 years of age. A remarkably prejental god, angrily demanding perfection. INNES DREDGING COMPANY served man, and about the present age of Vice-President John N. Garner, or former Vice-President Charles Curtis, when he It is a vision of the glorfous idea) FOR RENT — FINE OFFICE f£OR served as Vice-President, and much younger than many justof perfect self-expression that hov. BERKELEY, July 14.—-A strange]. Tire Innes Dredging company has doctor, lawyer, or mining Co. Ott Building, City. Plenty of light. In ices of the United States Supreme Court. He also lacks severs like a will-o’wispnear and tanta'co-incidence, which as caused both! scarted operations on the Utah lizing, yet always an eternity away, the scientific and the lay world to; ground just’ below the Kendrick fine shape; also garage attached. eral years of being as old as Hiram Johnson, William G. Mcthat keeps the amateur writer plugmarvel, has sharpened the general property on Deer Cdeek. This comIuquire. of Emil J. N. Ott. Adoo, William E. Borah, Carter Glass and many distinguished ging away at his_self-alotted task. interest in the annual meeting of . pany operates-the“‘doodle bug” type: 7-113te senators who are now carrying the senatorial burden foth-iWhile most human desires seem to theAmerican Society of Mammalogof dredger handling many yards of respective party in the United States Senate. It is therefore nct have a tidal action, rising in waves ists on ‘2e campus of the University gravel per day which are mined from 'MEN AND WOMEN wanted as ful! or part time Representatives by old surprising that Governor Merriam’s friends predict greater and then subsiding more or less of California, July 19 to 23. The the banks and stream bed of Deer . established Corporation, selling a completely satisfied for the time, the announcements for the meeting had Creek. political triumphs for him in the future than even those of the desire for self-expression througn hardly been sent out when a herd of nationally known product. Build a OTTER SEENON «: past. some writing burns steadily. As more sa: 90 sea otter appeared who has climbed the ladder in ‘California, ten -years as As To the the practical idealistic minded pursuit lof to‘ally .unex-. lican. by afccomplish . help put the paper to bed, so this is : . wihy you-al]l had a vacation from our THIS AND THAT By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER : = Last week we took is infrequent and Zoo sessions at the in San Frantc’zeo other features that the thetic; the pleasure tof being read is ; mammalogists and their ,assolciates feeling of import. in the American Society ot: Ichthyolve hear faint cries of relief? Well lance is slight. The attraction to the j Lomigta and Herpetologists’ have ¢ub} . + cheer up, one of these fine days we amateur is in something intrinsicalstituted for the usual’ auditon{um . . shall muster up all our courage and} ly fascinating. It lies in the glorious . ; papers and lectures. The latter» so; perhaps go away for a whole week! battle for perfection, a battle conciety is meeting in conjunction with . usual burblings in the last issue. Do We read a magazine: There is a end, praise But the . Fleishacker unsympa. Will be two the hay; marvelous farticle olin, lof week’s the multiple fascinating . the-mammalogists, fronts of composition, a struggle first meeting *. bies. our community is so yp to. snuff, in} I would give my S0U] toe fool you. these matters. We saw our two par-. AS dioes pticeléssMr. Lew, ‘ . Balancing the perpetual y . oe ts ’ re a ~~ with this — : say Nevada City —Expert Mechanics— Dick Lane’s Garage Broad and Commercial Phone 525 : THE ONLY LOW-PRICED CAR WITH All, THESE FEATURES: ‘but x‘relax to LICENSED BROKER P. 0. BOX 501 Phone 521 OIL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIES mind you, not to miss Dr. Rhythma, of}. i biop.on & rainy dae at Vanésti’s, : WALTER H. DANIELS . OVE ' tl. : —WE’LL FIX IT— "We had a splendiferous'time in the . %U'Jt like it and again, may. we: refap St., San Francisco. REAL ESTATE . P. of either—organization . evetyone, ts i8'O. K. Go arid’ see-it, of many : n ety id hills. We dashed “ither . : Bee Lillie realy is a riot. , and yon,” adinired the murals Harrison Trouble ? _ [ture “Rage of Paris.”.We.were sart ‘Accompanied by & porcupine.” . It will be the . population in general, will be three . the . at of the subjects discussed dissatismeeting. University of California . 909 pence ther Pacific) and one simply divine. We: mentioned Danielle Darrieux Burmah Shave effort that was quite, not-so‘long back; and*her new pic“No lady likes to dance and diné, of, holding ut »breath, . * SAN FRANCISC ticular ‘pets “Need a Map?” (Shell). _ Oh, well, its “probably “the theat and “Next time’try the train’ (Sou-. folks! ey oS Sees Ogee Nadh-ish, Te AT O'FARRELL ee mammal. ‘these large posters cluttering up the. “Monkeys is the craziest pipple.” Scenery, but we are pleased to feel; Twitter, twitter; giggle, ripple, SALES unique, high grade, priced line of Cosmetics. 7-8-2te Comfortable, Convenient 161 DIRECT for Exceptional repeat business. Fully protected. Write Sales Manager, Desirable, Economica! out of our hair, donned our most, Colliers about Lew Lehr. It prompts that thoug’ made up of a hundred west of the Rocky Miountains . . sophisticated raiment and barrelled’ us to jingle: “Ode to Mr. Lew Lehr” small successes, never afte wins The food habits of the coyote ana. } down to the city: The drive was love-'Stammer, stammer lips and stutter the victory of perfect expression. It is the fox, the present status of the : dy. We are happy to report Nevada! All the funny words you utter’ by this that writing holds its enthuCanadian big game‘mammals and the . ‘SGounty has all the very best qgnd'And I’m snre ithat all of yor siasts in a grip matched by few hob@ffect of a wet year on the ~. “gewest hihgway ads. Not that we like. Know I speak of Looney Lew. popular . . . shallow, and the ducted on agencies . } For interview, write BOX . ESTABLISHING . $150 1. $250 rattlesnakes and the holding of one ment, in the pleasure of seeing their. lof the convention thoughts read by others. AZ, Nevada Ciy Nugget. 7-3-2te A Good Hotel to Monterey on semblyman, four years Speaker of the Assembly, State Senamay seem too high-flown a reason inspect the iotter herd, an event tor, chairman of the Republican State Central committee, to account for the grea: efforts of wiich was not scheduled on the first Lieutenant-Governor and Governor of a great state, will ulamateur writers. A wmsychologist draft of the program for the meet: timately be honored by election either to the United States might say that they seek their refing. The presence of a colony of live Senate or to some greater public office.—Los Angeles Repubwards 'in praise, in the feeling of importance imparted . tunity. ors ter) is to adjourn Sunday, July 24 to perfection . profitable business with a perman ent income. This is a rare oppor , the entire convention reader, . . off the Governor Merriam is a man who has given over 30 years . 5 of his life to public service. Is blessed with natural human comes greater. With practice and . pected toccurrence, as the little mamgrowth the pursuit®of perfection bema was believed to ‘be virtually exsympathy and common sense, and there is no reason why his comes ever more exciting as the tinct. The sea otter and ‘his ways long and distinguished public career should not be crowned will-o’the-wisp dances closer and. consti‘ute one of thechief interests with even greater triumphs in the future. Ultimately we all closer, always out of reach. lof the mammalogical society. As a result of the phenomenon, land where we belong, and we predict that Frank F. Merriam,. isfaction is attained, the desire be; coast of Monterey, a ‘ you, “ai; tremendously. effective even ae 2a cehiebatsei ‘we Ore a cocktail (dnd later they are ~~ BBE*t0 “become positively stupend “NEVADA CITY MOTOR ‘PARTY wii 4 ‘Ate so much fish we félt Sealy, Mrs. Glenn Cleland and daughter Bfradmired the bridges until we ‘alwere accompanied as far as Sacra ‘m0st-burst with oohing and aahing. mento Sunday morning by Mr. CleOur host, a long time bay resident land, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth ‘had all the wit and charm you and Donald Boswort h. After the ‘first would expect; he enjoyed our rustictwo had: boarded the train forLos ness to the pale pink edge, we were Angeles the other member s of the -twitted about iron horses and seaparty motored to Santa Rosa and gulls and had a nice juicy red toSebastopol to visit relatives of Mrs. mato packéd among our most perBosworth. From there they went to sonal things in our handbag as a Ukiah passing around the shores of farewell surprise, By and large it Clear Lake and returni ng by way of was a fine trip, we are so glad we Blue Lake, a trip of 450 miles for live in the mountains because, city the day. 85-Horsepower Valve-in-Head Engine All-Silent, Ail-Steel Bodies Genuine Knee-Action* N MASTER people (always fine hosts) seem to redeuble their efforts when they Mr, and Mrs. Rorace Curnow and fimd themselves entertaining hillfamily are enjoying a vacation in UXE Dillies. We arrived home too late to Santa Cruz. MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY a: icé 107 Mill Street Ty. studio that satisfies. Good ia PHONE 67 photos at reasonable prices — Drorcenapren no guess work. 8-hour Kodak ee finishing service. 119 South Church Street. Grass Valley, California

; nn — sem oom : ee NEVADA. CITY NUCGET ae ——————— Se ee ae atc a foe! Nevada City Nugget . 305 Broad Street. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by s:atute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher. « Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at 3 Nevada Ciy, under. Act of Congress, March 3, * 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year (In Advance) _.1...--¢.2..4--.# $2.50 PY, Me se ate aah Poste ste ste st % et ho ste-sfeste sfeite foe mS Seafestestertert ——————— NEWS ITEM:—us:s.r. FACTORIES ORDERED theigatenfeste Setledereiy 5 Me i ‘ es “HLM. L. Ir. TO ADOPT AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL METHODS at The admirable reader who follows writings of sometimes ily an wonder easy-going amateur why an_ person’ must ordinar will endure ure tha: ‘s in self-expression. It is greatly gratifyimge to the amateur to have pression of his thought. It is to him or personal advance ] eo De Of faction engendered by the imipossib the ardobrs of attempting to: create remuneration = ‘lity of perfection in the deep pleas by writing without the incentive of “WITH. CApy own (CAN SYSTEny Talis mM! she oleate sfc Zele olestefeaiefe le sfenteale stesieaiesle sfeslentealestesfesteafesfe siete teste sfeatestessteatestestestestestesfestestestoatestestertes,’ the o a completed triump. a_ well-written’ ex over inarticulateness; a +& ment. Invelligent people realize that tr:umph.won by a hard-fought bat ‘“ PO nn Why Amateurs Write bs Phone 36. FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1938. St Spgs ren me stafeserteniestonlenietenieteiiedie torte a “es peope rent oe Nee ale ee este ate tte Moots Notte Moat * —* ote ste rte ste ae ate agente ‘PAGE TWO 5i 2 R? fesqerterfertesterten, erriam Has Served Long And Well . the tasks off composition, if attack tle with a hundred difficulties. The fact that what he ‘as written falls consecientiousness are never easy. short of expressing his thoughts Writing requires work and more . berfectly does not discourage him. ed with work at and men‘al least a then work slight more degree’ of work of the kind up enegry as. rapidly as still—. His achievement looks good to ‘him. thatuses does _-qget ADOPT AMERICA “Gov “qusineSS_ METHODS / He has done his best. Anything fur hard , ther or less would detract from the ‘value of his. work. He guards. his manual labor. . manuscript jealously. Woe to the California with its 22 Electoral votes, the Sixth state of Work is something that is hardly . editor who would improve the exthe Union in political importance, and the only state of the ever sought after for itself alone, pression Western country to boast of a Republican governor, will be In the hard problems of ‘creative : there! or thought a little here and . the pivotal point around which will swing the general elecwriting there is a fascination unique . A writer considers his product a. tions both of 1938 and 1940. Governor Merriam, by virtue because it»becomes greater. in pro‘part of himself and resents criticism. of the fact that he is the only Republican governor in the Uniportion to te tortursomeness .of of this expanded part of his ego just. progress in it. From the © painful ‘as if “someone criticized. himself to . ted States outside of Main, New Hampshire, Maryland and struggle of the mind groping for a his face. The closeness of the writ. Vermont, has become a national character, and Republicans central idea to the final marking of er’s association with his writing. from Maine to the Pacific Coast will therefore view with unvirginal white paper, along every a oA Yessiz Sey (~~ yyy SSen ® Yessir IR Yessir YESSIR YeESSip ny gives strength to the desire to create usual interest the outcome of the approaching election in Calistep of the path of composition, the . by writing. The goal tof self-express-. writer is engaged in ‘an engrossing ‘ion is ever-intriguing by its imposOVER THERE. fornia. effort to express himself. Organiza-. sibility of perfect attainment, . Gee a Ne eee ee ke aaa Bae eicer Governor Merriam is now in the very zenith of his powtion of ideas, the problem of preslthe hard, romantie battle of acheve-. 7 ; eas ; é ., . faculty members who’ will deliver . er and without regard to who is nominated on the Democratic enting tire subject in a fresh aspect. . . ment has a fascination . that is a fit-! : ue ee . papers include -Dr. Joseph Grinnell, ticket, general sentiment throughout the state is that he will the quest for the smooth provocat. ing complement to the.lure of the! ‘ ' director jiof the University’s Museum . be re-elected by a greater majority than he received in 1934. ive phrases, for rhythm, for foree, ; will-o’the-wisp goal. ‘of Veterbrate Zoology; Dr. E. Ray. Guliel99 * { There are many astute politicians of national reputation, at foy the eolorful word that paints as brightly as an HERD OF 90 SEA . mond Hall of the . -Museum siatf; . gaudy brusn tracted by Governor Merriam’s long and distinguished career, —each difficultyartist’s . Dr. Tracq I. Storer of the College of has a fascination. . Agriculture at Davis; Dr. V. L. Vanhis rare ability, and tremendous personality, who foresee in Each MUST be solved with suecess. derHoof and R. A. Stirion of the the popular Californian prospects of nomination either for the That ‘‘must’’ is abig demanding University’s Museum of Paleontol“must’’. It is, insatiable; a sullen orpresidency or vice presidency in 1940. ogy. Merriam is now only 72 years of age. A remarkably prejental god, angrily demanding perfection. INNES DREDGING COMPANY served man, and about the present age of Vice-President John N. Garner, or former Vice-President Charles Curtis, when he It is a vision of the glorfous idea) FOR RENT — FINE OFFICE f£OR served as Vice-President, and much younger than many justof perfect self-expression that hov. BERKELEY, July 14.—-A strange]. Tire Innes Dredging company has doctor, lawyer, or mining Co. Ott Building, City. Plenty of light. In ices of the United States Supreme Court. He also lacks severs like a will-o’wispnear and tanta'co-incidence, which as caused both! scarted operations on the Utah lizing, yet always an eternity away, the scientific and the lay world to; ground just’ below the Kendrick fine shape; also garage attached. eral years of being as old as Hiram Johnson, William G. Mcthat keeps the amateur writer plugmarvel, has sharpened the general property on Deer Cdeek. This comIuquire. of Emil J. N. Ott. Adoo, William E. Borah, Carter Glass and many distinguished ging away at his_self-alotted task. interest in the annual meeting of . pany operates-the“‘doodle bug” type: 7-113te senators who are now carrying the senatorial burden foth-iWhile most human desires seem to theAmerican Society of Mammalogof dredger handling many yards of respective party in the United States Senate. It is therefore nct have a tidal action, rising in waves ists on ‘2e campus of the University gravel per day which are mined from 'MEN AND WOMEN wanted as ful! or part time Representatives by old surprising that Governor Merriam’s friends predict greater and then subsiding more or less of California, July 19 to 23. The the banks and stream bed of Deer . established Corporation, selling a completely satisfied for the time, the announcements for the meeting had Creek. political triumphs for him in the future than even those of the desire for self-expression througn hardly been sent out when a herd of nationally known product. Build a OTTER SEENON «: past. some writing burns steadily. As more sa: 90 sea otter appeared who has climbed the ladder in ‘California, ten -years as As To the the practical idealistic minded pursuit lof to‘ally .unex-. lican. by afccomplish . help put the paper to bed, so this is : . wihy you-al]l had a vacation from our THIS

AND THAT By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER : = Last week we took is infrequent and Zoo sessions at the in San Frantc’zeo other features that the thetic; the pleasure tof being read is ; mammalogists and their ,assolciates feeling of import. in the American Society ot: Ichthyolve hear faint cries of relief? Well lance is slight. The attraction to the j Lomigta and Herpetologists’ have ¢ub} . + cheer up, one of these fine days we amateur is in something intrinsicalstituted for the usual’ auditon{um . . shall muster up all our courage and} ly fascinating. It lies in the glorious . ; papers and lectures. The latter» so; perhaps go away for a whole week! battle for perfection, a battle conciety is meeting in conjunction with . usual burblings in the last issue. Do We read a magazine: There is a end, praise But the . Fleishacker unsympa. Will be two the hay; marvelous farticle olin, lof week’s the multiple fascinating . the-mammalogists, fronts of composition, a struggle first meeting *. bies. our community is so yp to. snuff, in} I would give my S0U] toe fool you. these matters. We saw our two par-. AS dioes pticeléssMr. Lew, ‘ . Balancing the perpetual y . oe ts ’ re a ~~ with this — : say Nevada City —Expert Mechanics— Dick Lane’s Garage Broad and Commercial Phone 525 : THE ONLY LOW-PRICED CAR WITH All, THESE FEATURES: ‘but x‘relax to LICENSED BROKER P. 0. BOX 501 Phone 521 OIL, ACCESSORIES, WASHING, POLISHING, RENT BATTERIES mind you, not to miss Dr. Rhythma, of}. i biop.on & rainy dae at Vanésti’s, : WALTER H. DANIELS . OVE ' tl. : —WE’LL FIX IT— "We had a splendiferous'time in the . %U'Jt like it and again, may. we: refap St., San Francisco. REAL ESTATE . P. of either—organization . evetyone, ts i8'O. K. Go arid’ see-it, of many : n ety id hills. We dashed “ither . : Bee Lillie realy is a riot. , and yon,” adinired the murals Harrison Trouble ? _ [ture “Rage of Paris.”.We.were sart ‘Accompanied by & porcupine.” . It will be the . population in general, will be three . the . at of the subjects discussed dissatismeeting. University of California . 909 pence ther Pacific) and one simply divine. We: mentioned Danielle Darrieux Burmah Shave effort that was quite, not-so‘long back; and*her new pic“No lady likes to dance and diné, of, holding ut »breath, . * SAN FRANCISC ticular ‘pets “Need a Map?” (Shell). _ Oh, well, its “probably “the theat and “Next time’try the train’ (Sou-. folks! ey oS Sees Ogee Nadh-ish, Te AT O'FARRELL ee mammal. ‘these large posters cluttering up the. “Monkeys is the craziest pipple.” Scenery, but we are pleased to feel; Twitter, twitter; giggle, ripple, SALES unique, high grade, priced line of Cosmetics. 7-8-2te Comfortable, Convenient 161 DIRECT for Exceptional repeat business. Fully protected. Write Sales Manager, Desirable, Economica! out of our hair, donned our most, Colliers about Lew Lehr. It prompts that thoug’ made up of a hundred west of the Rocky Miountains . . sophisticated raiment and barrelled’ us to jingle: “Ode to Mr. Lew Lehr” small successes, never afte wins The food habits of the coyote ana. } down to the city: The drive was love-'Stammer, stammer lips and stutter the victory of perfect expression. It is the fox, the present status of the : dy. We are happy to report Nevada! All the funny words you utter’ by this that writing holds its enthuCanadian big game‘mammals and the . ‘SGounty has all the very best qgnd'And I’m snre ithat all of yor siasts in a grip matched by few hob@ffect of a wet year on the ~. “gewest hihgway ads. Not that we like. Know I speak of Looney Lew. popular . . . shallow, and the ducted on agencies . } For interview, write BOX . ESTABLISHING . $150 1. $250 rattlesnakes and the holding of one ment, in the pleasure of seeing their. lof the convention thoughts read by others. AZ, Nevada Ciy Nugget. 7-3-2te A Good Hotel to Monterey on semblyman, four years Speaker of the Assembly, State Senamay seem too high-flown a reason inspect the iotter herd, an event tor, chairman of the Republican State Central committee, to account for the grea: efforts of wiich was not scheduled on the first Lieutenant-Governor and Governor of a great state, will ulamateur writers. A wmsychologist draft of the program for the meet: timately be honored by election either to the United States might say that they seek their refing. The presence of a colony of live Senate or to some greater public office.—Los Angeles Repubwards 'in praise, in the feeling of importance imparted . tunity. ors ter) is to adjourn Sunday, July 24 to perfection . profitable business with a perman ent income. This is a rare oppor , the entire convention reader, . . off the Governor Merriam is a man who has given over 30 years . 5 of his life to public service. Is blessed with natural human comes greater. With practice and . pected toccurrence, as the little mamgrowth the pursuit®of perfection bema was believed to ‘be virtually exsympathy and common sense, and there is no reason why his comes ever more exciting as the tinct. The sea otter and ‘his ways long and distinguished public career should not be crowned will-o’the-wisp dances closer and. consti‘ute one of thechief interests with even greater triumphs in the future. Ultimately we all closer, always out of reach. lof the mammalogical society. As a result of the phenomenon, land where we belong, and we predict that Frank F. Merriam,. isfaction is attained, the desire be; coast of Monterey, a ‘ you, “ai; tremendously. effective even ae 2a cehiebatsei ‘we Ore a cocktail (dnd later they are ~~ BBE*t0 “become positively stupend “NEVADA CITY MOTOR ‘PARTY wii 4 ‘Ate so much fish we félt Sealy, Mrs. Glenn Cleland and daughter Bfradmired the bridges until we ‘alwere accompanied as far as Sacra ‘m0st-burst with oohing and aahing. mento Sunday morning by Mr. CleOur host, a long time bay resident land, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth ‘had all the wit and charm you and Donald Boswort h. After the ‘first would expect; he enjoyed our rustictwo had: boarded the train forLos ness to the pale pink edge, we were Angeles the other member s of the -twitted about iron horses and seaparty motored to Santa Rosa and gulls and had a nice juicy red toSebastopol to visit relatives of Mrs. mato packéd among our most perBosworth. From there they went to sonal things in our handbag as a Ukiah passing around the shores of farewell surprise, By and large it Clear Lake and returni ng by way of was a fine trip, we are so glad we Blue Lake, a trip of 450 miles for live in the mountains because, city the day. 85-Horsepower Valve-in-Head Engine All-Silent, Ail-Steel Bodies Genuine Knee-Action* N MASTER people (always fine hosts) seem to redeuble their efforts when they Mr, and Mrs. Rorace Curnow and fimd themselves entertaining hillfamily are enjoying a vacation in UXE Dillies. We arrived home too late to Santa Cruz. MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET COMPANY a: icé 107 Mill Street Ty.. studio that satisfies. Good ia PHONE 67 photos at reasonable prices — Drorcenapren no guess work. 8-hour Kodak ee finishing service. 119 South Church Street. Grass Valley, California