July 25, 1938 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX : NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938. F. Mae. Murphy. mining geolog-. ist who has compieted an examina-'! tion of the Plumbago mine in the’ Alleghany district for the O’Brien . Mines, Inc., has returned to his . headquarters in Los Angeles. . STORK BRINGS SON To Dr. ard Mrs. B. W. Hummelt, . at Nevada City Sanitarium, Nevada . City, Saturday July 1938, was] born a son. 2 23, BARTLETT PEAR HARVEST Bartlett pear harvest will start in the lower part of ‘Nevada county about August 10 and fruit in the Ne-. vada City-Grass Valley. area will be rady and shipment for vidking t+ out a week later. {RELAN MINE Bill Morrison as ‘foreman in charge of the Irelan mine at Alieghany, has just started work with a crew. Some development has been done on the Irelan and it has a past production record. The property lies northwest Fire. A Needless Disaster ' RUNAWAY STIRS CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, July 25.—The peace and tranquility of the community was* somewhat disturbed Saturday noon by a runaway saddle horse which ‘came galloping down the street, in the manner of Paul Revere, minus Paul. Mrs. Frank W. . Megg@rs had been riding the horse, and stopped at the Groves home in Spring street for a short visit, tieing the horse to a peach tree. Something frightened the animal and he post office continuing down Main street, crossed the highway and took the old road to Jaynes and on down to Moonshine where he was caught. He was pursued by Mrs. Meggers in her car and Bill Groves on his motoreycle. The horse lost the saddle enroute, but still had the peach tree, and was found unhurt. : Ey Sas ae Misses Catherine Stephens and Elizabeth Brisebill, graduates of Nevada City high school and Mt. St. Mary‘s business school are now working temporarily at the Nevada P. T. A. WELL . BABY CLINIC At Elementary School and Mrs. NEVADA CITY colpas to Sacramer > net Mrs. Tuesday, July 26 Mr of the from . to 4 for all pre-school children, EKmmaline Banks in charge. Alleghany. Nir. ter, Zeibright Dr. ls : . ‘ing and picnic. IE ELON RD it he mpey © A telephone . on farm or 5 tanch helps to market what soil and rain and plow produce. Hi THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY n e LLY) . of the Gold Canyon property east of Arthur’ ito Thursday mine. Sunday aN Ve Sif h — Swanson and Swansons mother and sis-Swanson is superintendent the group were joined ‘by Mr. and Mrs. . Ed Martz old time friends and they . journeyed to Lake Tahoe for an outYES Your present coal, wood, oil or tank~ gas stove is worth money in this special electric range and water heater offer. ; A liberal trade-in allowance for your i old stove cuts down the purchase price of your new electric range. YES The $50 allowed for wiring and installation of an electric range and water heater is ample. It is truly FREE WIRING when you make your combination purchase. ELECTRIC RANGE px» $ WATER HEATER .<:'"""~ + + Why not fix ‘This offer applies only on an 5 electric range selling at $130 oi }@r more or on an electric water heater at $69.50 or more, an electric range and water heater in California. : SEE YOUR DEALER % Owned Operated » Managed by Californians : YES indeed / 714 A MONTH OR LESS up your kitchen just as you have dJonged to have it—with a modern, automatic carefree electric range and water heater. Take advantage of this money-saving paar offer and exceptionally easy terms. And electricity when you use both is cheap PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Local fire officiais join saiety itorces throughout the nation tn observing National Fire Prevention week, aimed to educate the public for greater care in preventing neediess destruciion of property by fire. Most fires, like the disastrous one above, could be prevented by constant vizilance against fire hazards. inspect your home for hazards today, before it’s too late memiber of the Nevada. City high schooi faculty for several years. In fraternal circles she is president of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., and Associate Matron of Evangeline Chapter. O. E. S. April Wedding Js Announced A ‘surprise announcement of the wedding of Miss Esther Tremaine and Fabien F. Joyal, both of Nevada City, which took place April 13 in Las Vegas, Nevada, was made at a party in the home of Miss Martha Brockington in Grass Valley Friday evening. Mrs. Joyal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard: Tremaine, is a graduate of the local schools and Univerof California. She has been a The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, rank Joyal of Nevada City. He is of sterling character and_ highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends. He graduated from the local high schoo: and attendéd the University of Idaho last year. He is employed sity by the Truckee Lumber Company. Jusrr WONDER IN 1 wonder about candidates, For every where . go, I find them standing fore and aft : Or rushing to and fro; . . And when in accents firm and strong, They tell me black is white, . I never, never contradict— Who knows, they may be right. I wonder at the ways of the candidate with the voting public and at the peculiar reactions of those who seriously consider candidacies. . It is rather confusing to reflect that one mere man may . win the unequivocal approbation, confidence and fealty of cer. tain citizen groups and at the same time excite the rabid disfavor and animosity of others; but this moving spectacle is as old as human history and very often intelligence has nothing to do with the case. How do we decide which candidate to support? Some of us select the man who, in our opinion, is best equipped to perform the services demanded by his office; some of us scan the records, still others steal away to a secluded spot and do a bit of unbiased thinking; but the great majority of, us simply stamp the old party ballot and let the votes fall where they will. I wonder if many American men and women vote as they. do, just because they were born into democratic or republican families and in early life learned to think, talk and believe as father did. However, so long as republicans believe in democratic institutions and democrats believe in a republican form of government, neither can go far astray. The main thing is to safe-guard our political thinking from the miasma of foreign . as contrasted with those of ye olden times; I have in my pos. with a favoring wind we are flying over the face of the ocean be no good I'll never say a mean word about him, I'll just berate ideology which has no place in a free country and among a fre people. I wonder if you ever assume a lugubrious expression and croon the plaintive and prophetic words of a song entitled, “When I Grow Too Old to Dream; You*do? Then stop it. That musical freak is depressing, moreover, it is self contradictory and illogical to the point of absurdity; anaylze its peculiar content and you'll agree. Try to imagine a person growing too old to dream and yet treasuring in his heart the very stuff of which dreams are made, and you'll be visualizing a physical and mental impossibility. When you are too old to dream, you will be as senile as an Egyptian mummy and your heart will be no fit container for memeory, love or any other human emotion. No matter what the toll of years, keep right on dreaming; many an oldster has dreamed greatly and made his dream come true. Discard the lyrical nonsense of ““When I Grow Too Old to Dream,’’ smile and sing a song of courage. I wonder at the records made by our modern clipper ships session a diary written by a twenty year old lad who rounded the Horn during gold rush days. He sailed in the clipper ship, Leopard, which left Boston in December 1849 and docked in San Francisco six months later. In one entry . find these words: at the rate of eight knots per hour.” Uncle Silas says: “If any candidate I vote for turns out to myself for using poor judgment. got —A. MERRIAM CONNER. jumped back, breaking a portion of}. the tree which he took with him as he started out. : Down Spring street he came like lightening, turned the corner at the county courthouse. ms Mining claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. i saicetiees peers ~ PRR AD A 9 YR ELT RT STATE EMPLOYES PUBLIC DANCE FREE BARBECUE TWO-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY, JULY 30 Dance, 9 p. m.to 4-a. m. Free Barbecue Supper at Midnight. The Famous Leland Artz Orchestra SUNDAY, JULY 31 Starting at 12:30 p m. Racing, Contests, Ball Games, Amateurs. Big Free Barbecue Dinner at 3 p. m. Dancing—6 p. m. till Midnight, Couples $1.10 Theatre =a Nevada A laugh love-lyMONDAY ric with beauty GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS *: <r" « Story of ‘and this little pig went to Paris.” Rudy Valee,.Rosemary Lane, Hugh Herbert. : TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HOLIDAY Katherine Hepburn and Gary Grant in comedy of love that laughs at lorgnettes and _ tiarras, a gay glorious holiday for romance. that tells the world to. go and jump in the lake, THURSDAY YELLOW JACK The daring cry of. science: We'll experiment on humans if; there is no other way’’. In the battle against a dread disease Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce heroic drama. : BARGAINS! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WHILE THEY LAST WE HAVE SEVERAL BRAND NEW EASY WASHERS AT SPECIAL PRICES See Them Before Next Wash Day EASY TERMS ON EASY WASHERS AND IRONERS e “« Lj¢L] Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City a HOTEL. Hervey. Toy. man x SAN FRANCISCO ry 32 “MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED : UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up . . Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS 0. J. JACOBS, Manager 59 a ee RET ee

PAGE SIX : NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, JULY 25, 1938. F. Mae. Murphy. mining geolog-. ist who has compieted an examina-'! tion of the Plumbago mine in the’ Alleghany district for the O’Brien . Mines, Inc., has returned to his . headquarters in Los Angeles. . STORK BRINGS SON To Dr. ard Mrs. B. W. Hummelt, . at Nevada City Sanitarium, Nevada . City, Saturday July 1938, was] born a son. 2 23, BARTLETT PEAR HARVEST Bartlett pear harvest will start in the lower part of ‘Nevada county about August 10 and fruit in the Ne-. vada City-Grass Valley. area will be rady and shipment for vidking t+ out a week later. {RELAN MINE Bill Morrison as ‘foreman in charge of the Irelan mine at Alieghany, has just started work with a crew. Some development has been done on the Irelan and it has a past production record. The property lies northwest Fire.. A Needless Disaster ' RUNAWAY STIRS CAMPTONVILLE CAMPTONVILLE, July 25.—The peace and tranquility of the community was* somewhat disturbed Saturday noon by a runaway saddle horse which ‘came galloping down the street, in the manner of Paul Revere, minus Paul. Mrs. Frank W. . Megg@rs had been riding the horse, and stopped at the Groves home in Spring street for a short visit, tieing the horse to a peach tree. Something frightened the animal and he post office continuing down Main street, crossed the highway and took the old road to Jaynes and on down to Moonshine where he was caught. He was pursued by Mrs. Meggers in her car and Bill Groves on his motoreycle. The horse lost the saddle enroute, but still had the peach tree, and was found unhurt. : Ey Sas ae Misses Catherine Stephens and Elizabeth Brisebill, graduates of Nevada City high school and Mt. St. Mary‘s business school are now working temporarily at the Nevada P. T. A. WELL . BABY CLINIC At Elementary School and Mrs. NEVADA CITY colpas to Sacramer > net Mrs. Tuesday, July 26 Mr of the from . to 4 for all pre-school children, EKmmaline Banks in charge. Alleghany. Nir. ter, Zeibright Dr. ls : . ‘ing and picnic. IE ELON RD it he mpey © A telephone . on farm or 5 tanch helps to market what soil and rain and plow produce. Hi THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY n e LLY) . of the Gold Canyon property east of Arthur’ ito Thursday mine. Sunday aN Ve Sif h — Swanson and Swansons mother and sis-Swanson is superintendent the group were joined ‘by Mr. and Mrs. . Ed Martz old time friends and they . journeyed to Lake Tahoe for an outYES Your present coal, wood, oil or tank~ gas stove is worth money in this special electric range and water heater offer. ; A liberal trade-in allowance for your i old stove cuts down the purchase price of your new electric range. YES The $50 allowed for wiring and installation of an electric range and water heater is ample. It is truly FREE WIRING when you make your combination purchase. ELECTRIC RANGE px» $ WATER HEATER .<:'"""~ + + Why not fix ‘This offer applies only on an 5 electric range selling at $130 oi }@r more or on an electric water heater at $69.50 or more, an electric range and water heater in California. : SEE YOUR DEALER % Owned Operated » Managed by Californians : YES indeed / 714 A MONTH OR LESS up your kitchen just as you have dJonged to have it—with a modern, automatic carefree electric range and water heater. Take advantage of this money-saving paar offer and exceptionally easy terms. And electricity when you use both is cheap PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Local fire officiais join saiety itorces throughout the nation tn observing National Fire Prevention week, aimed to educate the public for greater care in preventing neediess destruciion of property by fire. Most fires, like the disastrous one above, could be prevented by constant vizilance against fire hazards. inspect your home for hazards today, before it’s too late memiber of the Nevada. City high schooi faculty for several years. In fraternal circles she is president of Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., and Associate Matron of Evangeline Chapter. O. E. S.

April Wedding Js Announced A ‘surprise announcement of the wedding of Miss Esther Tremaine and Fabien F. Joyal, both of Nevada City, which took place April 13 in Las Vegas, Nevada, was made at a party in the home of Miss Martha Brockington in Grass Valley Friday evening. Mrs. Joyal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard: Tremaine, is a graduate of the local schools and Univerof California. She has been a The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs, rank Joyal of Nevada City. He is of sterling character and_ highly esteemed by a wide circle of friends. He graduated from the local high schoo: and attendéd the University of Idaho last year. He is employed sity by the Truckee Lumber Company. Jusrr WONDER IN 1 wonder about candidates, For every where . go, I find them standing fore and aft : Or rushing to and fro; . . And when in accents firm and strong, They tell me black is white, . I never, never contradict— Who knows, they may be right. I wonder at the ways of the candidate with the voting public and at the peculiar reactions of those who seriously consider candidacies. . It is rather confusing to reflect that one mere man may . win the unequivocal approbation, confidence and fealty of cer. tain citizen groups and at the same time excite the rabid disfavor and animosity of others; but this moving spectacle is as old as human history and very often intelligence has nothing to do with the case. How do we decide which candidate to support? Some of us select the man who, in our opinion, is best equipped to perform the services demanded by his office; some of us scan the records, still others steal away to a secluded spot and do a bit of unbiased thinking; but the great majority of, us simply stamp the old party ballot and let the votes fall where they will. I wonder if many American men and women vote as they. do, just because they were born into democratic or republican families and in early life learned to think, talk and believe as father did. However, so long as republicans believe in democratic institutions and democrats believe in a republican form of government, neither can go far astray. The main thing is to safe-guard our political thinking from the miasma of foreign . as contrasted with those of ye olden times; I have in my pos. with a favoring wind we are flying over the face of the ocean be no good I'll never say a mean word about him, I'll just berate ideology which has no place in a free country and among a fre people. I wonder if you ever assume a lugubrious expression and croon the plaintive and prophetic words of a song entitled, “When I Grow Too Old to Dream; You*do? Then stop it. That musical freak is depressing, moreover, it is self contradictory and illogical to the point of absurdity; anaylze its peculiar content and you'll agree. Try to imagine a person growing too old to dream and yet treasuring in his heart the very stuff of which dreams are made, and you'll be visualizing a physical and mental impossibility. When you are too old to dream, you will be as senile as an Egyptian mummy and your heart will be no fit container for memeory, love or any other human emotion. No matter what the toll of years, keep right on dreaming; many an oldster has dreamed greatly and made his dream come true. Discard the lyrical nonsense of ““When I Grow Too Old to Dream,’’ smile and sing a song of courage. I wonder at the records made by our modern clipper ships session a diary written by a twenty year old lad who rounded the Horn during gold rush days. He sailed in the clipper ship, Leopard, which left Boston in December 1849 and docked in San Francisco six months later. In one entry . find these words: at the rate of eight knots per hour.” Uncle Silas says: “If any candidate I vote for turns out to myself for using poor judgment. got —A. MERRIAM CONNER. jumped back, breaking a portion of}. the tree which he took with him as he started out. : Down Spring street he came like lightening, turned the corner at the county courthouse. ms Mining claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. i saicetiees peers ~ PRR AD A 9 YR ELT RT STATE EMPLOYES PUBLIC DANCE FREE BARBECUE TWO-DAY CELEBRATION SATURDAY, JULY 30 Dance, 9 p. m.to 4-a. m. Free Barbecue Supper at Midnight. The Famous Leland Artz Orchestra SUNDAY, JULY 31 Starting at 12:30 p m. Racing, Contests, Ball Games, Amateurs. Big Free Barbecue Dinner at 3 p. m. Dancing—6 p. m. till Midnight, Couples $1.10 Theatre =a Nevada A laugh love-lyMONDAY ric with beauty GOLD DIGGERS IN PARIS *: <r" « Story of ‘and this little pig went to Paris.” Rudy Valee,.Rosemary Lane, Hugh Herbert. : TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY HOLIDAY Katherine Hepburn and Gary Grant in comedy of love that laughs at lorgnettes and _ tiarras, a gay glorious holiday for romance. that tells the world to. go and jump in the lake, THURSDAY YELLOW JACK The daring cry of. science: We'll experiment on humans if; there is no other way’’. In the battle against a dread disease Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce heroic drama. : BARGAINS! FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY WHILE THEY LAST WE HAVE SEVERAL BRAND NEW EASY WASHERS AT SPECIAL PRICES See Them Before Next Wash Day EASY TERMS ON EASY WASHERS AND IRONERS e “« Lj¢L] Alpha Stores, Ltd. Phone 5 Nevada City a HOTEL. Hervey. Toy. man x SAN FRANCISCO ry 32 “MEET ME AT THE MANX” On Famous Powell Street HOTEL CLUNIE IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR HAVE BEEN REMODELED AND REFURNISHED : UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Rates from $1.50 Up . . Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS 0. J. JACOBS, Manager 59 a ee RET ee