July 5, 1935 (6 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 5, '1935. Always, when mid-year rools around, men pause for a glance backward. Even as. the fireworks of the Fourth are in the air, reports of how we have fared in the first six months of . 1935 are pouring in. And evidence is amassing that California, for one, has sailed across the half-way mark under full canvas in a spanking breeze. levels considerably above those of a year ago. Building activity in the Golden State has struck a swifter pace than in sev-. eral years. In construction, as well as in farm income, California is out in front of the parade of states. Retai) sales are likewise better than elsewhere in the nation. And corporate earnings of most California firms are running substantially ahead of those for the first half of last year. Lumped together, these things all mean that we have paced off a long stride on the difficult road toward recovery. The glance backward at mid-year of 1935 has turned out to be the pause that refreshes, for California. Sales Tax Test humorous. We have always known it wa§& unconstitutional to tax certain things. Municipal bonds, for example. But this is prob. ably the first timme anyone ever claimed it in > organization California. i (Contributed ) And now it appears that someone is going to challenge the constitutionality of exempting essential foodstuffs from the sales tax in California. This is a new one. If it were not for the fact that it involves tragic possibilities, the charge would even be a little NOT to tax any particular item. When the legislators exempted essential foodstuffs, they raised the tax on other products. If this exemption clause were proved uncox revert to the level of 2 per cent. bringing the suit are after. In the first place, exemption for essentials is what the' people want, and is their right. The “‘ability-to-pay’’ theory of taxation has long been accepted as the very bulwark of just: _ taxation. In the second place, California would face something of; a financial crisis if the old lower rate were restored. The ‘toss’ of expected revenue would be about $30,000,0 LADY BUG PROPERTY ‘ = 3 ce i Raymond Feagan of Nevada City} has taken a . Lady Bug property near the Spanish . mine in the Washington district from ! the owner, He out ore has eight five Frank men and the year option on the eres . : : . OURT WILL RULE ON . ; * : . 3 i a as } SF ee ee / evada UIly ugge 3 AX, U.S. PARKS . . . _. a ae oa can sv ncbscmeakemeiarena =. INTO CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, Jul $ rhe} =. Hy hru the K i ot . ole ‘ 4 = . 1 SACRA MIEN Fe aiy 4. he} } : =o “ ft 4 See J hat VS rit A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed arid Pubze . : oS 2is . . a ee " lished’ at Nevada City. + question of whether the state can, . . A Glimpse of Building Activity A . . ay 2 = . collect the sales tax in national . . . : ———== . Se gane Swans nena sessenqdstensete-nessHs ress Sete tsSts* Editor and Publisher = } as = . VOI; bk JULY 5, 1935. No. 13. = aie parks and other government reserva: at = = vo = . i . ; 1 . Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at = LOS ANGELES, July 4.—Thejtions.is due to be threshed out in . ae i. i ee eee Pe rs + . Y 5 5 : 1 . Sa. . sera me SA } Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat%. peak of the ?nflux of n6n-resident} tne courts and at comferences of the . QGQRACIOUSNESS. j ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada . indigents imto California has been} ate poard of equalization : . . -A service rendercity. under P F Congres 13 {. passed and is tvpe of i igrati Sees ; = mes . / jed with gracious; eCity, under -ieie bak ne ce Seales eK ELF = . Dane d and this type of immigration Members of the board yesterday, . d ness is ~ magnified } 4 SUES et ae ne ee the w eee ee ‘were served with. the notice of a . to the person served = SEE oo One year A In Advamee@) --.---.--------s-----2--2-2-=ne ae Such eee the cS tc Bevent: suit instituted in the federal court . i until it -seems— = se +) eG toGey tm seme figures of a in which Marcus Pete. an Indian, the! ; ' Saree parte 4 2, *, He ot, Su she Ma cle a cte ste ate ste ate stele te teste ste feshes] ite. o 0 ste teste ste ste Se ete ‘a are Vy =jea Ser Va) iss > Vv zi z ; . here z 2 ‘ ze ete ntesteste teste stesteatosteste stood ate nde ae ste steatesteetete tee steed alent ade neste edeste eae sealebesie re olerie siete Seoleaerle 9% Federal Transient Service issued bY} proprietor of a grocery store in a Graciousness isn’t y . ; ° aaci ate! : : I = > ope ; : 1 oN —: : Le A ee oaeoione state! Riverside County Ildian Reservation toadyism. ( Be . ito rn 1a AT \ [ 1C a ea 3 seinen oueadans of the SERA 1h crepe seeks to enjoin the state from col-. . — i : of the government's transient reliet jlecting sales tax from him. New business es-. er storm on Monday oe ee } } . upon superiors and On the result of this action may ' tablishments open-. ,had the builders of . eae ALN T} fick oe ee all -sons . ¥ \4 J. a5 : ar : ~. eondecending to in 1e official census of all persons} qgepend the validity of a government! . ing their doors al-, the community wor) ¢ iors. True grac. ; the state oY y @are of a! : a = : Sees . . most daily in Grass. ried where they had] .” Steg re . in the — under the care of the! pyjjng that articles sold in the na-' . Watley naa Pc . ete eS aan a loudness is wok an Federal ransient Service on June!;;.,, BSG aia o 3 4 ite tah es ~ aGd . JOUS § eae ing. put . ve aa oe ae ak jtional parks are mot subject to the! . City show a healthy! covered. Hortunat-. 220m eee hee . : Bite a, total Of sett tt). NOr (tax. Mares Pete has been: selling; * . condition of busi-. ely no material . he aemeat tt is . cent non-residents as compared with goods to persons mot residing on the} . eee locally. May (damage resulted. & eyicag kindliness . 34,28 , rere ¢ i Need A ‘ = 1 . the new enterprises jco as sed ; esi Sa SS eee were Couns ee Indian reservation. eS ail idena al = . helpfulness and unBusiness is driving ahead on: census of May 15, a decline of 9.2 eg ee ee { ari ' Contractor George derstanding all ! percent. The May figures, in ‘""-) AVERAGE ST : : Pp Bobst has the Lob-! cleverly blended. Oost 2 A } Mramingan BPR HEAT Gana cS were a decrease.of 8.7 percent in re. TE TAX PER . . shingling ve com-. deilresidence and eee 10B . lation to-the April 15 total of 37,-. j pleted on the new! gione. dake well HE GOT THE ¢ . 66 ; 00 PER Y R . Bolt I bei ,; along-—the exterior) The colored. one . 61. . . (6) on rome eins . stucco being appli-. had applied for a } } The drop in the’ number of trans(Contunea from Page One) . rasan by Bere. . °" on the residence, ‘ob as teamster . = zs 3 tractor yhn ert-} : ey ietasigy ' ients seeking government aid in ee ee ee ee, ' . ae Ran ' . : } ‘tAre you familiar i UES EE : : . ~ {. however, at-least from the stand-} fees ulee 1e stucco . . .with mules?” asked California was also reflected in case salad: St cobinics ce ae ae . exterior and inter-. Graciousness . ° ee re . load figures, which showed a total; ae Se ee = I i $ : Bete . ior plastering will Wiate Ww one wit . oie satan Ge ia : ee : zenerally—is 1e fact P . Teeere eit Ne eae str sre is one vir“Nossuh,” sa of 60,887 non-residents extended nee i — see that the le: be the next activity! uae. a3 : “ . islature refused. to levy a. state ad on ania homie ture which no mah Mose, Ah knows lief in May as compared with 77,es Bk Sree: Rt i one : oe eis F a age . J ’ F 5 e = ss ¢ =] 5 . } : : Vilevens tek oe Sb Stent otoperiy tas 3 }or Woman in the mule __ too well to . } 118 in April, a decline of 21 perTh ae : sons = ax. . Acne Sash Bale business world. ]git fimilyer wid . i : : : e state automobile tax, i affect } Toe ec gun cs sre he fai -ulti. ’em.’’ i cent. A corresponding reduction inj. rahipice : eS 8 Peet: . ancers will fit those . Should fail to culti-. ‘em. the June case load totals has been ne great ad ere. it is true, old style 12 light: 2 ae eee Tiny gee tS Soles : ut in actual oper i ri “ob1 wi rg > ad op RU SE PVICR ¥. ‘ indicated, although summaries for} peration it will prob . window . B etter THE FULL SERVICE. YARD . the month have not yet been com-) bly be far less Gamngerous than an than weights and. : . or aa he ae actual state property tax. . ap a ge Soo ae NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER ‘ : : . stalle withou ; Two of the principal factors reee brane to the farmer and tearing the window COMPANY . Sa ther holders of real property in the: frame apé sponsible for the decrease in the eae a a : : ner Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager ' ice + Webned aakdents ad valorem tax, if it had once been j pipes . number of destjtute nonresidents! tablished as a state tax source . The short thund-, Phones 498-499, Nevada City . under government eare in California woalk Vive Wack &3 fa ses . . are the policy of the Transient Ser-] . i. ic : a constant threat . a EER A IO ran sats j g i of rate increases whenever » state vice of returning large numbers of Cotte waoe s as the state : ed of ¢z al rev _ ees anesaneeeeon ee such persons to their home states ee Olio nt ae and the announcement of the job . : 2 a asriculture, ehet ae new state tax Iroesra is ‘obably . opportunities to be created under the aa ERT ee = = ge is probabl: new federal public works program, ante 4 se 5 as : reg to enate ; : s, e s 2 "eas hat} Carleton declared.in commenting on} ae eee FeaS TAee. : aro any o 1e new tax measures will! x the reduced transient load. NS a : serve to distribu > é a MBAREST IO EVERYT s Every month, hundreds of peruit poate “e mS load. The: MEST 20. EVERYTHING IN SAN FRANCESCO : . . averag « or = ar 4 yar s\. Saas sons are returned to their places of ; a i Es age mer, for ex ! ae ee . S ample, wi no ar i Vv e unconstitutional ; legal residenée by the federal transiba ee ge =o Fa 3 pt Ps 2 ‘} ient relief organization, thus creat-] . gee sia meets be oF s 5 : : ; om o 15 per cent, as farm net} ing an east-bound migration of inj z . . . income is exceedingly low. Nor will digents from the state to help in (a9 (nee es a Paes i ; counteracting the west-bound ina : Reg Es fs Scaeiette = : é : be greatly burdene y the liquor istitutional, all sales taxes would automatically j flux. a Ue Wao Wasco = x x a gates A Be ve _. tax, 5 2ritance tax. That is what the interests This eastward flow of jobless non i os ieee residents from California has been’ a iret seis ee eeresry US) New in dres beautifull 2 ‘ fa good portion : . >w revenues S, ini . stimulated recently by the desire of sti P' op : of the new revenues tiled bath 1 beautifully finished rooms, with colored a .'to be raised by > sales tax vthe transients to return to their re = see 22% pee ee. ne ed baths and showers, located on San Francisco's famous homes in time to participate in the er, with the imerease in rate far Powell Street o ite Uni a 3 % pposite Union Square: R aca e Sie wosks cen than offsettims any savings due Sh quare + Restaurant « Coffee ca Eh pina cork cou “Sai ZA ae % ass ‘to the exemption of staple foodaaa Cocktail Room j Circulating Ice Wat cram, and the Transient Service, Pees keine ane ; Ses < er, i 7 Stulrs. ANC ie Booste sales ax 50here has encouraged this movement j a : j = ss d = ta RATES} ros pe 2.50 3.00 SINGLE = . . a F A rate, together witt y t nd'50'= 9:00 2.350. by disseminating information to its naneeee = = othe imend GAR 0 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE altar cihaete al 4,3 _. ments, to broaden its application and AGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE slief elients about the job oppor arevent ates ‘11 : POWELL AT O'FARRELL STREET 5 oi2 : Pa yreve evas . Vv } . ; » yenrei van Kc . E 00 tunities which the works plan will é ; area be Bt provide nea HARVEY M. TOY: MANAG AN FRANCISCO 2 ; ‘ : ly half of the mew income to be i MANAGING-OWNER -—— ——--—-— ——iopen to them in their home com-j{—. : *MAEET an aglhae : . : ip cae erin >. munities raised! MEET ME AT THE MANX” . REMODELING LAGERQUIST HOME . si (Neti. *Rnokes ek . ak Sy: Geo. M. Bobst, contractor, is to) NEW FORD TRUCK Unemployment Retief.’’) i Nese ‘begin at once completing and reFred FE. Conner of the Builder’s} Bees eee es ee . modeling the home recently pur-' Supply House has bought a new . &@ ‘-hased by Paul Larerquist at’ Clay; Ford truck to keep apace with his. . mill is one twelve hour shift. If stamp mill but to enlarge it time. er and as soon eured it will be basis, A 4,000 about hali property are 300 property. from acres TONELLA—At Sanitarium, nia, July ist, Tonella, a Mrs. Omar to a 20-st Nevada Mr. The mill is rum by water em ployed Feagan amps is: a as more wate} put foot new completed the main road in the Lady BIRTH 1935, to City, AY Mr. son. 2 thi Cali tak treating . } expects . j City Dillon of this city. ing ore five forj and! free BOOKLET giving full details of Revised California . 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THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET FRIDAY, JULY 5, '1935. Always, when mid-year rools around, men pause for a glance backward. Even as. the fireworks of the Fourth are in the air, reports of how we have fared in the first six months of . 1935 are pouring in. And evidence is amassing that California, for one, has sailed across the half-way mark under full canvas in a spanking breeze. levels considerably above those of a year ago. Building activity in the Golden State has struck a swifter pace than in sev-. eral years. In construction, as well as in farm income, California is out in front of the parade of states. Retai) sales are likewise better than elsewhere in the nation. And corporate earnings of most California firms are running substantially ahead of those for the first half of last year. Lumped together, these things all mean that we have paced off a long stride on the difficult road toward recovery. The glance backward at mid-year of 1935 has turned out to be the pause that refreshes, for California. Sales Tax Test humorous. We have always known it wa§& unconstitutional to tax certain things. Municipal bonds, for example. But this is prob. ably the first timme anyone ever claimed it in > organization California. i (Contributed ) And now it appears that someone is going to challenge the constitutionality of exempting essential foodstuffs from the sales tax in California. This is a new one. If it were not for the fact that it involves tragic possibilities, the charge would even be a little NOT to tax any particular item. When the legislators exempted essential foodstuffs, they raised the tax on other products. If this exemption clause were proved uncox revert to the level of 2 per cent. bringing the suit are after. In the first place, exemption for essentials is what the' people want, and is their right. The “‘ability-to-pay’’ theory of taxation has long been accepted as the very bulwark of just: _ taxation. In the second place, California would face something of; a financial crisis if the old lower rate were restored. The ‘toss’ of expected revenue would be about $30,000,0 LADY BUG PROPERTY ‘ = 3 ce i Raymond Feagan of Nevada City} has taken a . Lady Bug property near the Spanish . mine in the Washington district from ! the owner, He out ore has eight five Frank men and the year option on the eres . : : . OURT WILL RULE ON . ; * : . 3 i a as } SF ee ee / evada UIly ugge 3 AX, U.S. PARKS . . . _. a ae oa can sv ncbscmeakemeiarena =. INTO CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO, Jul $ rhe} =. Hy hru the K i ot . ole ‘ 4 = . 1 SACRA MIEN Fe aiy 4. he} } : =o “ ft 4 See J hat VS rit A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed arid Pubze . : oS 2is . . a ee " lished’ at Nevada City. + question of whether the state can, . . A Glimpse of Building Activity A . . ay 2 = . collect the sales tax in national . . . : ———== . Se gane Swans nena sessenqdstensete-nessHs ress Sete tsSts* Editor and Publisher = } as = . VOI; bk JULY 5, 1935. No. 13. = aie parks and other government reserva: at = = vo = . i . ; 1 . Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at = LOS ANGELES, July 4.—Thejtions.is due to be threshed out in . ae i. i ee eee Pe rs + . Y 5 5 : 1 . Sa. . sera me SA } Nevada City, California, and entered as mail mat%. peak of the ?nflux of n6n-resident} tne courts and at comferences of the . QGQRACIOUSNESS. j ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada . indigents imto California has been} ate poard of equalization : . . -A service rendercity.. under P F Congres 13 {. passed and is tvpe of i igrati Sees ; = mes . / jed with gracious; eCity, under -ieie bak ne ce Seales eK ELF = . Dane d and this type of immigration Members of the board yesterday, . d ness is ~ magnified } 4 SUES et ae ne ee the w eee ee ‘were served with. the notice of a . to the person served = SEE oo One year A In Advamee@) --.---.--------s-----2--2-2-=ne ae Such eee the cS tc Bevent: suit instituted in the federal court . i until it -seems— = se +) eG toGey tm seme figures of a in which Marcus Pete. an Indian, the! ; ' Saree parte 4 2, *, He ot, Su she Ma cle a cte ste ate ste ate stele te teste ste feshes] ite. o 0 ste teste ste ste Se ete ‘a are Vy =jea Ser Va) iss > Vv zi z ; . here z 2 ‘ ze ete ntesteste teste stesteatosteste stood ate nde ae ste steatesteetete tee steed alent ade neste edeste eae sealebesie re olerie siete Seoleaerle 9% Federal Transient Service issued bY} proprietor of a grocery store in a Graciousness isn’t y . ; ° aaci ate! : : I = > ope ; : 1 oN —: : Le A ee oaeoione state! Riverside County Ildian Reservation toadyism. ( Be . ito rn 1a AT \ [ 1C a ea 3 seinen oueadans of the SERA 1h crepe seeks to enjoin the state from col-. . — i : of the government's transient reliet jlecting sales tax from him. New business es-. er storm on Monday oe ee } } . upon superiors and On the result of this action may ' tablishments open-. ,had the builders of . eae ALN T} fick oe ee all -sons . ¥ \4 J. a5 : ar : ~. eondecending to in 1e official census of all persons} qgepend the validity of a government! . ing their doors al-, the community wor) ¢ iors. True grac. ; the state oY y @are of a! : a = : Sees . . most daily in Grass. ried where they had] .” Steg re . in the — under the care of the! pyjjng that articles sold in the na-' . Watley naa Pc . ete eS aan a loudness is wok an Federal ransient Service on June!;;.,, BSG aia o 3 4 ite tah es ~ aGd . JOUS § eae ing. put . ve aa oe ae ak jtional parks are mot subject to the! . City show a healthy! covered. Hortunat-. 220m eee hee . : Bite a, total Of sett tt). NOr (tax. Mares Pete has been: selling; * . condition of busi-. ely no material . he aemeat tt is . cent non-residents as compared with goods to persons mot residing on the} . eee locally. May (damage resulted. & eyicag kindliness . 34,28 , rere ¢ i Need A ‘ = 1 . the new enterprises jco as sed ; esi Sa SS eee were Couns ee Indian reservation. eS ail idena al = . helpfulness and unBusiness is driving ahead on: census of May 15, a decline of 9.2 eg ee ee { ari ' Contractor George derstanding all ! percent. The May figures, in ‘""-) AVERAGE ST : : Pp Bobst has the Lob-! cleverly blended. Oost 2 A } Mramingan BPR HEAT Gana cS were a decrease.of 8.7 percent in re. TE TAX PER . . shingling ve com-. deilresidence and eee 10B . lation to-the April 15 total of 37,-. j pleted on the new! gione. dake well HE GOT THE ¢ . 66 ; 00 PER Y R . Bolt I bei ,; along-—the exterior) The colored. one . 61. . . (6) on rome eins . stucco being appli-. had applied for a } } The drop in the’ number of trans(Contunea from Page One) . rasan by Bere. . °" on the residence, ‘ob as teamster . = zs 3 tractor yhn ert-} : ey ietasigy ' ients seeking government aid in ee ee ee ee, ' . ae Ran ' . : } ‘tAre you familiar i UES EE : : . ~ {. however, at-least from the stand-} fees ulee 1e stucco . . .with mules?” asked California was also reflected in case salad: St cobinics ce ae ae . exterior and inter-. Graciousness . ° ee re . load figures, which showed a total; ae Se ee = I i $ : Bete . ior plastering will Wiate Ww one wit . oie satan Ge ia : ee : zenerally—is 1e fact P . Teeere eit Ne eae str sre is one vir“Nossuh,” sa of 60,887 non-residents extended nee i — see that the le: be the next activity! uae. a3 : “ . islature refused. to levy a. state ad on ania homie ture which no mah Mose, Ah knows lief in May as compared with 77,es Bk Sree: Rt i one : oe eis F a age . J ’ F 5 e = ss ¢ =] 5 . } : : Vilevens tek oe Sb Stent otoperiy tas 3 }or Woman in the mule __ too well to . } 118 in April, a decline of 21 perTh ae : sons = ax. . Acne Sash Bale business world. ]git fimilyer wid . i : : : e state automobile tax, i affect } Toe ec gun cs sre he fai -ulti. ’em.’’ i cent. A corresponding reduction inj. rahipice : eS 8 Peet: . ancers will fit those . Should fail to culti-. ‘em. the June case load totals has been ne great ad ere. it is true, old style 12 light: 2 ae eee Tiny gee tS Soles : ut in actual oper i ri “ob1 wi rg > ad op RU SE PVICR ¥. ‘ indicated, although summaries for} peration it will prob . window . B etter THE FULL SERVICE. YARD . the month have not yet been com-) bly be far less Gamngerous than an than weights and. : . or aa he ae actual state property tax. . ap a ge Soo ae NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER ‘ : : . stalle withou ; Two of the principal factors reee brane to the farmer and tearing the window COMPANY . Sa ther holders of real property in the: frame apé sponsible for the decrease in the eae a a : : ner Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager ' ice + Webned aakdents ad valorem tax, if it had once been j pipes . number of destjtute nonresidents! tablished as a state tax source . The short thund-, Phones 498-499, Nevada City . under government eare in California woalk Vive Wack &3 fa ses . . are the policy of the Transient Ser-] . i. ic : a constant threat . a EER A IO ran sats j g i of rate increases whenever » state vice of returning large numbers of Cotte waoe s as the state : ed of ¢z al rev _ ees anesaneeeeon ee such persons to their home states ee Olio nt ae and the announcement of the job . : 2 a asriculture, ehet ae new state tax Iroesra is ‘obably . opportunities to be created under the aa ERT ee = = ge is probabl: new federal public works program, ante 4 se 5 as : reg to enate ; : s, e s 2 "eas hat} Carleton declared.in commenting on} ae eee FeaS TAee. : aro any o 1e new tax measures will! x the reduced transient load. NS a : serve to distribu > é a MBAREST IO EVERYT s Every month, hundreds of peruit poate “e mS load. The: MEST 20. EVERYTHING IN SAN FRANCESCO : . . averag « or = ar 4 yar s\. Saas sons are returned to their places of ; a i Es age mer, for ex ! ae ee . S ample, wi no ar i Vv e unconstitutional ; legal residenée by the federal transiba ee ge =o Fa 3 pt Ps 2 ‘} ient relief organization, thus creat-] . gee sia meets be oF s 5 : : ; om o 15 per cent, as farm net} ing an east-bound migration of inj z . . . income is exceedingly low. Nor will digents from the state to help in (a9 (nee es a Paes i ; counteracting the west-bound ina : Reg Es fs Scaeiette = : é : be greatly burdene y the liquor

istitutional, all sales taxes would automatically j flux. a Ue Wao Wasco = x x a gates A Be ve _. tax, 5 2ritance tax. That is what the interests This eastward flow of jobless non i os ieee residents from California has been’ a iret seis ee eeresry US) New in dres beautifull 2 ‘ fa good portion : . >w revenues S, ini . stimulated recently by the desire of sti P' op : of the new revenues tiled bath 1 beautifully finished rooms, with colored a .'to be raised by > sales tax vthe transients to return to their re = see 22% pee ee. ne ed baths and showers, located on San Francisco's famous homes in time to participate in the er, with the imerease in rate far Powell Street o ite Uni a 3 % pposite Union Square: R aca e Sie wosks cen than offsettims any savings due Sh quare + Restaurant « Coffee ca Eh pina cork cou “Sai ZA ae % ass ‘to the exemption of staple foodaaa Cocktail Room j Circulating Ice Wat cram, and the Transient Service, Pees keine ane ; Ses < er, i 7 Stulrs. ANC ie Booste sales ax 50here has encouraged this movement j a : j = ss d = ta RATES} ros pe 2.50 3.00 SINGLE = . . a F A rate, together witt y t nd'50'= 9:00 2.350. by disseminating information to its naneeee = = othe imend GAR 0 3.50 4.00 DOUBLE altar cihaete al 4,3 _. ments, to broaden its application and AGE SERVICE AT ENTRANCE slief elients about the job oppor arevent ates ‘11 : POWELL AT O'FARRELL STREET 5 oi2 : Pa yreve evas . Vv } . ; » yenrei van Kc . E 00 tunities which the works plan will é ; area be Bt provide nea HARVEY M. TOY: MANAG AN FRANCISCO 2 ; ‘ : ly half of the mew income to be i MANAGING-OWNER -—— ——--—-— ——iopen to them in their home com-j{—. : *MAEET an aglhae : . : ip cae erin >. munities raised! MEET ME AT THE MANX” . REMODELING LAGERQUIST HOME . si (Neti. *Rnokes ek . ak Sy: Geo. M. Bobst, contractor, is to) NEW FORD TRUCK Unemployment Retief.’’) i Nese ‘begin at once completing and reFred FE. Conner of the Builder’s} Bees eee es ee . modeling the home recently pur-' Supply House has bought a new . &@ ‘-hased by Paul Larerquist at’ Clay; Ford truck to keep apace with his. . mill is one twelve hour shift. If stamp mill but to enlarge it time. er and as soon eured it will be basis, A 4,000 about hali property are 300 property. from acres TONELLA—At Sanitarium, nia, July ist, Tonella, a Mrs. Omar to a 20-st Nevada Mr. The mill is rum by water em ployed Feagan amps is: a as more wate} put foot new completed the main road in the Lady BIRTH 1935, to City, AY Mr. son. 2 thi Cali tak treating . } expects . j City Dillon of this city. ing ore five forj and! free BOOKLET giving full details of Revised California . SALES TAX LAW (Effective July 1) ‘At any branch of BANK of AMERICA ‘ HOTEL , He $1 1052 9 A SPLENDID VALUE 159 Powect STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent R estaurant off the Lobby eens seatesananescsene hisanenten { and Nimrod streets. i increasing business. Same made its] Hardwood floors, more windows,’ first appearance in the parade yes. interior finishing and added rooms terday carrying the Builder's Supply vill be included. House float: Ww 73 Ae aw ns = 42 soe Smags wo ~ fo. -— ~ an tee SEED fare THT oN a 2 hee me ime me fa = Hotel Senator Sacramento's finest and most modern hotel, the Senator is the pride of California's Capitol City. : Facing beautiful Capitol Park, the Senator is ideally located. Outstanding dining rooms, modern coffee shop. Three hunded and sixty rooms. Daily rates from $3. Sacramento 1 a DELIVERE FORD V-8 (PASSENGER MODELS) NOW — just at vacation time—delivered prices on America’s leadimg automobile are reduced on the Pacific Coast. These lower . prices do not mean any change in basic materials or in engineer. img. Ford has only one manufacturing standard. It means simply that Ford V-8, which already has outsold every other automobile, mow is available to you at a lowered delivered price. See your near. est Ford Dealer—drive away on your vacation in the “Comfort Zome” of a 1935 Ford V-8. Enjoy the thrill of V-8 performance. . AUTHORIZED FORD DEALERS Easy terms through Universal Credit Co., the Authorized Ford Finance Plan WiBB MOTORS GRASS VALLEY —