July 23, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NI IGGET Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. a ae ate te one Sac a Phone 36 , “+ : A Legal Newspaper, as define at Ne by statute. Printed and Published da City. H. M. LEETE . Editor and Publisher 1879. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, _ SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) California, and entered as mail + , fe RATES “* teste ste ste rte ste stestestenteriestrstest +4 The Pitan . Labor ag a . . tion. the social order. . are now about to take. ‘misunderstanding. Scottish Rite News Bureau. . Be that as it may. Labor, in the opinion of many, some of whomare within its own ranks, not only has made serious mistakes, but is in a position where it must soon decide whether it will take the road to the right or to the left. The conservative adviser says to Labor that it is toward of whom are within its own ranks, not only has made serious achievement lies. It has rough spots, to be sure, for no road in life is smooth. But sane, moderate leadership, among which Jaw and order and regard for the rights of others control, will . conduct you safely over those spots. Each hazard you overcome will strengthen you for the next, making your journeying smoother, thus commanding the respect and approval of other groups in society, who, -too, must pursue their paths in Regarding the alternative choice. Labor hears this friend_ ly warning:—To the left lies an uncleared road. ‘ violence and failure. It is a zig-zag path, full of gullies, swamps and Guicksands, where many have gone down and none have Jong survived. None of the hazards are marked. Not only do you: pursue this road at the risk-of your own future and the . welfaré of your loved ones, but you vitally endanger the lives and welfare of others of your’ fellowmen, as well as the very liberties which make it possible for you to choose the road you ~It is the opinion of many publictsts that we are perhaps ‘ too close to the present turmoil of labor and its reaction upon society to make any accurate appraisements. The laws of social causes and effects are manifesting themselves with such' ‘increasing intensity that not even the wisest can foretell the results. Not only are there serious issues between the ranks _ of labor as to jurisdiction—the followers of Lewis and the followers of Green—but within each rank there is bickering and Many keen observers of social forces hold that there must be a halt to the present labor disturbances. The hope of every good citizen is that Labor will purge itself of its rash and violent elements, compose its differences, ; ‘and in all its collective bargains keep its agreements. If this cannot be done, anything may happen to Labor as an organization and to society. No thinking person is sure that a fascist dictatorship will not seize power in this land, ‘though the founding fathers provided constitutional govern“ment and parliamentary procedure as the means of determining all the issues of the Nation and the states. — From the Much anxiety is expressed among members of Congress and other thinking citizens over the situation in which Labor has placed itself before the public in a number of instances in recent months. Certain groups working under the banner of the C. I. O.appear to have made the Wagner méasure’an excuse for the use of. violence in an attempt to achieve collective bargaining and other objectives. ' It is claimed by. some of those close to John Li hecwid that acts of violence, such as those instigated ‘during the automobile strike last winter, the recent electric power tie-up in Michigan, the strikes in the independent steel company plants, and the overt action by officers and members of a local C. [.°O. branch of the American Federation against the Apex Hosiery Company of that city, were not authorized by him; that the violence connected with these strikes was due rather to irresponsible hot-heads in the organizaof Hosiery Workers It leads to ie hk he hee he i ie Se Si Se ee eo oa i, gS ’ serterte +, % %: ct ° if + an She tes) ) make the whole in this biography are THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN! _ . Browsing With The Bookworm . . . liant mosiac, sparkling with color and romantic as a June night in his Omar Khayyam, A Life, ~published by Doubleday, Doran and Co; Inc., New York. That there has been very little authentic informatiom handed down through the ages regarding this famous poet and astronomer, is a regrettable fact, but Mr. Lamb has taken what crumbs there°are and has developed an enticing presentation. His knowledge of the history and romance of the far east has definitely enhanced the book, and for sheer beauty the episodes that go to hard to beat, moreover Mr. Lamb has treated Omar’s sensitive genius with an equally sensitive touch. Here we have vividly and poignantly placed before us the trials ana triumphs of the poet of poets. Eight hundred after his death Omar still thrills the world with the phylosophy and sagaciousness of his Rubaiyat,.and in Mr. Lamb’s book is the perfect lighting on the perfec; setting. One sees in Khorasan, where even PHONE 67 ems Grass Valley yn if 107 Mill Street ° The studio that datisfies: Good . he dwelt in the House of the Stars the raison de’etres for the first stan-’ za of the Rubaiyat: Awake; for Night Has flung the Stone that put the Stars to Flight And Lo! the Hunter of the East has caught, The Sultan’s Turret in a Noose of Light. The great Persian’s first and undying love for the exotic Yasmi and her death from plague that left him stunned and. with fire in his brain, is magnificently drawn. Omar’s struggle with his calendar, the slow breaking of his spirit and his final Morning in the Bowl of photos at reasonable prices —no’ guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. Steeee TT TT SSE S ESTEE TEETER ETHIE ESTEE aa }. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free goid percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and. tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ine howe 2 {well at prices tha are fair and reasonable. toate al) lta oppor ge aan be ‘and nets site. search for solace in the juice of the grape, all this woven with exquisite =TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Harold Lamb has woven a bDril-} delicacy and color into one unforgettadle picture. To truly understand the intenstiy and drama, the life-long agony of spirit and mind, the rare moments of ecstasy that gave birth to the Rubaiyat, one should read this life o: Omar Khayyam by a man whose understanding of his subject verges on being wneanny. ‘or diversified: reading run your eye through. The Great American Parad ealso published by Doubleday, Doran and Co. Inc., New York. Here is meat indeed, a veritable feast, with a menu to please the most ejicurean epicure: An all star collection of meritorious material by the headliners of current literature. The piece de ristance is Mare Connelly’s Green Pastures in its entire-! ty. There is a tid bit by Ogden Nash that is on the whole quite a morse: and Christopher Morley ~goes to town with his Swiss Family Manhattan, which same yarn gives you Mr. M. in his most whimsical mood. Booth Tarkington is here with Penrod’s Day and Edna Ferber contributes a very forthright little piece in Courtroom, and one for which I applaud her vehemently. This is to name but a few of the delights of this 600 page volume. For really nourishing browsing have a crack at iz. [ promise the diet will be all that you can try over and over with never, never never even a suspicion of indigestion! ROY GRiFrFTHS DEETER. Reclamation iof Treasure Island San Francisco Bay site for the 1939 Golden Gat¢ International Exposition is nearly completed. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. NEVADA COUNTY Nevada City was honored today by the visit of Mrs. Margaret’ Poorman, an original 49’er. She crossed Hennes Pass, 90 years ago today. Nevada county assessed valuations showed a. heavy decrease. An “Authorized Ballot” was printed in the Nugget. The question was asked: “What is your choice of Jocation for Nevada City’s ten thous-dollar . municipal swimming pool?’”’ and gave the following choices: _The Yiooung4Coughlan-Marsh site; the burned district site: the Red Men’s park site; and the Ben-The Nevada City high school students staged a benefit at the Nevada Theatre for the tennis courts. Charles Sharp was elected. foreBanner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California . Man of the Nevada Hose Co, No, 1.THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 815 Broad Street Phone 88 ‘CHARLIE STONE, KNOWN H. F. McLaughlin, in a_ specially built motor car, is making a novel Shell service station. The object on exhibit is the petrified body of a man, Moreover, this man was well known in the community in which Mis body was found, as _ Charlie Stone. He is now known as Stone Charlie. The body was discovered by Thomas Dunbar in the Missouri river sands in Montana. He was an early day settler and trapper and the Pioneers of a hundred years ago in Montana. warrts and placer claim’ location. notice blanks at the Nugget office. “List With Us—For Action’ W. H. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —-——— 0 ——---Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway. just North of City Limits. 3% wer eye co "ss g at Heivieieieg etek isALWAYS AVAILABLE: and ALWAYS in SEASON We Have Quality Meats . at Right Prices Me a 2 ras % SPECIAL HAMBURGER, PORK SAUSAGE SELECTED ROASTS, . CHOPS, STEAKS’ * Riiididleieivis: KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67 NOW AS STONE CHARLIE display on Main street, opposite the . te FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1937. Vacation. Time Is Here! PLAY with Comfort and Convenience = Sun Tan Lotions and Creams 25c, 50c, $1.00 “Insex” Repellent Cream Keeps Mosquitoes Away 35c Tube VACCUM BOTTLES, CAMERAS FLASHLIGHTS SUN GLASSES EYE SHADES See Our Show Window. ICKERMAN /DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Ete. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED. Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 220 East Main St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY Found In the Sands of the Missouri River Petrified Man One of the Wonders of the Scientific World! This Exhibit is for the benefit of science and deep thinkThose taught that flesh will not peters. who have been tify, will find that this partic, ular subject is all transformation, Py an exception above others, showing a nature’s wonderful way of embalning, nature’s masterpiece. Doctors are puzzled and scientists: wonder. This is. net a mummy, but a fossil form of a human body taken the sands of the Missouri River in Montana, by Thomas Dunbar, a trapper. His _ hair, finger nails and teeth are perfect as your Also and from own, shows wound on. -head hands strapped together across the breast, evidently having been tortured and murdered by Indians, petent Pronounced by comphysicians and the Butte Inter-Mountain as the Wonder of the Age; also by Drs. ; Sheeran and Vicars of Livingston, Montana, as the Marvel of the Century. men, A rare speciMust be seen to be appreciated. We show courtesy to all doctors, and specialists are invited to make examinations at any time it suits their convenience, WILL BE HERE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday —ON— Main Street OPPOSITE SHELL SERVICE STATION NEVADA ON Subscribe for The Nugget. Taps

NEVADA CITY NI IGGET Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. a ae ate te one Sac a Phone 36 , “+ : A Legal Newspaper, as define at Ne by statute. Printed and Published da City. H. M. LEETE . Editor and Publisher 1879. Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City, matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March 3, _ SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) California, and entered as mail + , fe RATES “* teste ste ste rte ste stestestenteriestrstest +4 The Pitan . Labor ag a . . tion. the social order. . are now about to take. ‘misunderstanding. Scottish Rite News Bureau. . Be that as it may. Labor, in the opinion of many, some of whomare within its own ranks, not only has made serious mistakes, but is in a position where it must soon decide whether it will take the road to the right or to the left. The conservative adviser says to Labor that it is toward of whom are within its own ranks, not only has made serious achievement lies. It has rough spots, to be sure, for no road in life is smooth. But sane, moderate leadership, among which Jaw and order and regard for the rights of others control, will . conduct you safely over those spots. Each hazard you overcome will strengthen you for the next, making your journeying smoother, thus commanding the respect and approval of other groups in society, who, -too, must pursue their paths in Regarding the alternative choice. Labor hears this friend_ ly warning:—To the left lies an uncleared road. ‘ violence and failure. It is a zig-zag path, full of gullies, swamps and Guicksands, where many have gone down and none have Jong survived. None of the hazards are marked. Not only do you: pursue this road at the risk-of your own future and the . welfaré of your loved ones, but you vitally endanger the lives and welfare of others of your’ fellowmen, as well as the very liberties which make it possible for you to choose the road you ~It is the opinion of many publictsts that we are perhaps ‘ too close to the present turmoil of labor and its reaction upon society to make any accurate appraisements. The laws of social causes and effects are manifesting themselves with such' ‘increasing intensity that not even the wisest can foretell the results. Not only are there serious issues between the ranks _ of labor as to jurisdiction—the followers of Lewis and the followers of Green—but within each rank there is bickering and Many keen observers of social forces hold that there must be a halt to the present labor disturbances. The hope of every good citizen is that Labor will purge itself of its rash and violent elements, compose its differences, ; ‘and in all its collective bargains keep its agreements. If this cannot be done, anything may happen to Labor as an organization and to society. No thinking person is sure that a fascist dictatorship will not seize power in this land, ‘though the founding fathers provided constitutional govern“ment and parliamentary procedure as the means of determining all the issues of the Nation and the states. — From the Much anxiety is expressed among members of Congress and other thinking citizens over the situation in which Labor has placed itself before the public in a number of instances in recent months. Certain groups working under the banner of the C. I. O.appear to have made the Wagner méasure’an excuse for the use of. violence in an attempt to achieve collective bargaining and other objectives. ' It is claimed by. some of those close to John Li hecwid that acts of violence, such as those instigated ‘during the automobile strike last winter, the recent electric power tie-up in Michigan, the strikes in the independent steel company plants, and the overt action by officers and members of a local C. [.°O. branch of the American Federation against the Apex Hosiery Company of that city, were not authorized by him; that the violence connected with these strikes was due rather to irresponsible hot-heads in the organizaof Hosiery Workers It leads to ie hk he hee he i ie Se Si Se ee eo oa i, gS ’ serterte +, % %: ct ° if + an She tes) ) make the whole in this biography are THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN! _ . Browsing With The Bookworm . . . liant mosiac, sparkling with color and romantic as a June night in his Omar Khayyam, A Life, ~published by Doubleday, Doran and Co; Inc., New York. That there has been very little authentic informatiom handed down through the ages regarding this famous poet and astronomer, is a regrettable fact, but Mr. Lamb has taken what crumbs there°are and has developed an enticing presentation. His knowledge of the history and romance of the far east has definitely enhanced the book, and for sheer beauty the episodes that go to hard to beat, moreover Mr. Lamb has treated Omar’s sensitive genius with an equally sensitive touch. Here we have vividly and poignantly placed before us the trials ana triumphs of the poet of poets. Eight hundred after his death Omar still thrills the world with the phylosophy and sagaciousness of his Rubaiyat,.and in Mr. Lamb’s book is the perfect lighting on the perfec; setting. One sees in Khorasan, where even PHONE 67 ems Grass Valley yn if 107 Mill Street ° The studio that datisfies: Good . he dwelt in the House of the Stars the raison de’etres for the first stan-’ za of the Rubaiyat: Awake; for Night Has flung the Stone that put the Stars to Flight And Lo! the Hunter of the East has caught, The Sultan’s Turret in a Noose of Light. The great Persian’s first and undying love for the exotic Yasmi and her death from plague that left him stunned and. with fire in his brain, is magnificently drawn. Omar’s struggle with his calendar, the slow breaking of his spirit and his final Morning in the Bowl of photos at reasonable prices —no’ guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. Steeee TT TT SSE S ESTEE TEETER ETHIE ESTEE aa }. NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE . Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free goid percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and. tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Delaware Underwriters Insurance Companies AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor ine howe 2 {well at prices tha are fair and reasonable. toate al) lta oppor ge aan be ‘and nets site. search for solace in the juice of the grape, all this woven with exquisite =TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Harold Lamb has woven a bDril-} delicacy and color into one unforgettadle picture. To truly understand the intenstiy and drama, the life-long agony of spirit and mind, the rare moments of ecstasy that gave birth to the Rubaiyat, one should read this life o: Omar Khayyam by a man whose understanding of his subject verges on being wneanny. ‘or diversified: reading run your eye through. The Great American Parad ealso published by Doubleday, Doran and Co. Inc., New York. Here is meat indeed, a veritable feast, with a menu to please the most ejicurean epicure: An all star collection of meritorious material by the headliners of current literature. The piece de ristance is Mare Connelly’s Green Pastures in its entire-! ty. There is a tid bit by Ogden Nash that is on the whole quite a morse: and Christopher Morley ~goes to town with his Swiss Family Manhattan, which same yarn gives you Mr. M. in his most whimsical mood. Booth Tarkington is here with Penrod’s Day and Edna Ferber contributes a very forthright little piece in Courtroom, and one for which I applaud her vehemently. This is to name but a few of the delights of this 600 page volume. For really nourishing browsing have a crack at iz. [ promise the diet will be all that you can try over and over with never, never never even a suspicion of

indigestion! ROY GRiFrFTHS DEETER. Reclamation iof Treasure Island San Francisco Bay site for the 1939 Golden Gat¢ International Exposition is nearly completed. Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City 109 J. Phones 109M. NEVADA COUNTY Nevada City was honored today by the visit of Mrs. Margaret’ Poorman, an original 49’er. She crossed Hennes Pass, 90 years ago today. Nevada county assessed valuations showed a. heavy decrease. An “Authorized Ballot” was printed in the Nugget. The question was asked: “What is your choice of Jocation for Nevada City’s ten thous-dollar . municipal swimming pool?’”’ and gave the following choices: _The Yiooung4Coughlan-Marsh site; the burned district site: the Red Men’s park site; and the Ben-The Nevada City high school students staged a benefit at the Nevada Theatre for the tennis courts. Charles Sharp was elected. foreBanner Gold County of California Annual production over $7,000,000 For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, California . Man of the Nevada Hose Co, No, 1.THE SUN PRODUCE AND GROCERY C0 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FREE DELIVERY 815 Broad Street Phone 88 ‘CHARLIE STONE, KNOWN H. F. McLaughlin, in a_ specially built motor car, is making a novel Shell service station. The object on exhibit is the petrified body of a man, Moreover, this man was well known in the community in which Mis body was found, as _ Charlie Stone. He is now known as Stone Charlie. The body was discovered by Thomas Dunbar in the Missouri river sands in Montana. He was an early day settler and trapper and the Pioneers of a hundred years ago in Montana. warrts and placer claim’ location. notice blanks at the Nugget office. “List With Us—For Action’ W. H. DANIELS LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER —-——— 0 ——---Phone 521. P. O. Box 501 Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway. just North of City Limits. 3% wer eye co "ss g at Heivieieieg etek isALWAYS AVAILABLE: and ALWAYS in SEASON We Have Quality Meats . at Right Prices Me a 2 ras % SPECIAL HAMBURGER, PORK SAUSAGE SELECTED ROASTS, . CHOPS, STEAKS’ * Riiididleieivis: KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67 NOW AS STONE CHARLIE display on Main street, opposite the . te FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1937. Vacation. Time Is Here! PLAY with Comfort and Convenience = Sun Tan Lotions and Creams 25c, 50c, $1.00 “Insex” Repellent Cream Keeps Mosquitoes Away 35c Tube VACCUM BOTTLES, CAMERAS FLASHLIGHTS SUN GLASSES EYE SHADES See Our Show Window. ICKERMAN /DRUG STORE NEVADA CITY SAFE AND LOCKSMITH KEYS Made While You Wait Bicycles, Steel Tapes, Vacuum Cleaners, Washing Machines, Electric Irons, Stoves, Ete. Repaired. SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS, ETC., SHARPENED. Gunsmith, Light Welding RAY’S FIXIT SHOP 220 East Main St., Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY Found In the Sands of the Missouri River Petrified Man One of the Wonders of the Scientific World! This Exhibit is for the benefit of science and deep thinkThose taught that flesh will not peters. who have been tify, will find that this partic, ular subject is all transformation, Py an exception above others, showing a nature’s wonderful way of embalning, nature’s masterpiece. Doctors are puzzled and scientists: wonder. This is. net a mummy, but a fossil form of a human body taken the sands of the Missouri River in Montana, by Thomas Dunbar, a trapper. His _ hair, finger nails and teeth are perfect as your Also and from own, shows wound on. -head hands strapped together across the breast, evidently having been tortured and murdered by Indians, petent Pronounced by comphysicians and the Butte Inter-Mountain as the Wonder of the Age; also by Drs. ; Sheeran and Vicars of Livingston, Montana, as the Marvel of the Century. men, A rare speciMust be seen to be appreciated. We show courtesy to all doctors, and specialists are invited to make examinations at any time it suits their convenience, WILL BE HERE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday —ON— Main Street OPPOSITE SHELL SERVICE STATION NEVADA ON Subscribe for The Nugget. Taps