June 14, 1938 (4 pages)

MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1938. Assistant State Engineet G. 4, Mitchell of the Tahoe National fo est service moved his family from Sonora to Nevada City Monday. The family remained in Sonora until schools closed ‘before coming to thig ieity. NEVADA CITY NUGGET seemaniiantie PAGE TWO Sabb bebe eee Nevada City Nugget Phone 36 agpete ete agete ete ge nde ateteneageafeete nfestende agente dented ede lente ede vente teed eter . LATE FISHING IN SIERRA VALLEY oO er Sound Memcries Most Poignant : H. M. L. Jr. De ccceceasessseeooossnet featetertetery The important part which music. speaking voice, culjivated and meland musical sounds play in enrich-. odious, is a stimulus to which we -ing our lives is one that deserves at. never fail to respond, glad of a Dit Fectest syesteee John Figurski, who is working on an unemployment camp at sista ville in the Sierra Valley, spent the past week end at his home in uae vada City. He stated water was stil too high for good fishing in the Sierraville area. It will seem strange to realize that lilacs are just in 305 Broad Street,oO ned by statute. Printed and Published \ j.egal Newspaper, as defi at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher rm H LEETE Ms : i Thile psy i y that o. ic in this world of . “hoow”’ ssoms are Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at = tention. While psychologists gee that . of ee : this eta blossom and snow ball fblosso oo Nevada City, California, and entered as mail #. tie majority of most people's mem~ . and coow and eNSTY ( still green. The district is fa’ matter of the second class in the postoffice at ory images are visual, that is that. /sound of human voices -that SOMe-. or good: fishing. ‘Many sportsmen Nevada City, ugder Act of Congress, March 3, 4 they consist of eye pictures of things,; times seem to have picked up their sons trom es fat ae San Diego to 1879 3 ‘ ay + it is nevertheles true that some of . intonation from ducks and Rerees in vaeation and fish during the sumSUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 +. the mos: powerful of all memories the barnyard .If we would give our) son the farmers begin to int One year (In Advance) -.-------.---------+-1. 50 : * . are auditory. There is about eye voices a little care, and watch how rigate their clover fields water will Sesfestestestente ste sfesteste ste sfeate ate ste stesteatestestestestontetesfealleslesteierteteatesfeferietedeteteteieietertetetes,” . images a transient aspect. Who often petulance and impatience, creep be lowered and fishing will be good. oo ty : after any length of time can con-. ‘nto them, even when we are not En lish Language i . \. struet in Mis mind the exact details petulant or impatient, we would be Mrs. Leslie Land and niece, Miss : g { . ll!of remem'bered scene or ¢he fea urimpressed with the advantage of Rachel Horner, will: leave tomorrow (Continued from Page One) . . ) 2 . es of a friend’s face? In most cases controlling and modulating the) ror Berkeley where Miss Horner will FOR SALE — 2 car loads of beds, a. enter summer school in preparation for he coming entrance into Univerquality of the words we say. The tone we use has more to do with tie imit is impossible, without the aid of . pictures to remember, just how any} springs, mattresses, chairs, etc.,, from $2.50 to $20.00. Some like Janguage; to create unity in a ‘coungS By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER i try. People are only able to cooper. person or any scene looked, But the pression our. words have than thej sity of California. Miss Horner won raw, Open until 7:00 p. m. FRED ate, unite and work for a cause when . sounds of our childhood, the voice of choice of the words Witness the old. g Bradley scholarship at the Nevada A. RUPLEY, Auburn, Calif, they have a common language. The) . is ee eT i ae eae . sone friend loved, these are con-).example of speaking to a dog. If we. City high school this spring, for exacs 6-6-1 te second purpose is that of express. Tnis week’s old Spanish proverb: eeeeie ‘antonaed upon our memeory <ay in thunderous tones of disap-. cellent work and high record. ere jon. First, the expression of individ-. “Los peées y los huespedes cha ag TON si ie imagination itself and’ proval “Good Fido”, our dog cringes PIANO BARGAINS — Latest type mais to one ano her: then {he ex-. despues-de tres dias.” We laciinan ne imagination stimulated by sim-' and rolls mournful apprehensive Pilih Bos AEE TS oh ia Spinet Console Flat top piano, Alpression of the individuals as a naadore that one! And ee ON is good . ar are conjuring up pleasant eyes. But if we say in sweet and coo-. f} so upright almost new, to. be sold tion to .oti.er nations. People gain’ also; un beso:sin mustachio como PO doa of the old sounds. ing accents “Fido is a bad vicious . GIFTS For The here in Nevada City, at big sayand progresg first by exaiples in. hueva sin sal esia. paitiienicesrc \auayiar 2 he wags his tail and licks our . . . ines: ‘Terms ‘like rent can be arhistory, they by experiences and then Note on recent activities of the Pleasant sounds and voices attract . hands. People undergtand the mean. . GRADUATES ranged to responsible parties. For by the exsression of their experie ss ee Seventeen years from now, at least as strongly as do pretty . ine of _our—words,-but their under= . . . particulars write at once to Credit es; and so the conclusion -may~ be Gave da &i y ougit to be able to. scenes and handsome people. The . standing is sifongly colored by oury]) LENTHERIC TWEED Dept., Cline Piano Company 301 pencned, inal ene: Tiret and greatest hoaet A red bevy of. pulchritude.!cultivation of a melodious speak'ne . infleétions and intonation. fA . . Market St., San Francisco, Calit. ees fen Bey he eee Starting with the John Bertino’s . voice is one of the surest BEGans of : See . f TOILETRIES . y 5-27-8tec language. ; ah pale lovely little daughter, we find Row. ARELEAS Ne Ligiane nie: seactece ta In this column we have Het vent. . CHERRIES POR SALB-—at Vistica Now taat the history, background x'rl babies at the homes of Mr. and. power of voice, both in the world of ;ured to describe the power of mus. Powder, Perfume, FragOrchard, @ miles North of Yuba LN 4 and purposes have ‘been reviewed, Mrs. Bob Hendricks, and Mr. and} affairs of business; in the realm of!ic exeept the honiely musilc’ of atrance, Paleuin Both Powse ea k a8 = oe aa, look at modern PAO C8 Boy St Ate Mrs. Fred Sheck of the Murchie! social relationgiips, binds a strc ne. tractive sounds, for such an attempt der Compacts Bath Salts fhe ees : 5-28-tp titude toward the English language. mine. Mr. and Mrs. Join Filler and. er and more lasting spell upon its. would open up a broad field, too vast . ’ ; ’ . ue It seems tha. while this age of speed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tamblyn of Nevada. subjects than does the power of the . to have its great breadth and depth . ]! = so-—— . . WANTED—One mane heres. 1400 and industry developed, Americans City. Well, girl babies always were written word. era stigeested here. Most of the . Shanghai = Asphodele . Ser nd ot tos also developed the habit of neglect, ue favorites anyway! . Ere . homely pleasant sounds of country NRE kes SeOnts torenteric ©. old. John’ ‘Raum: Camptonville. of takiug things -ior grated. Pe . More men are indubitably won to and small town life are pleasant, and ete alka hus: a complies. . Calif. BF ake Eng! sh language was given to them, We do hope all of you who could . love by pretty faces than by attractbeyond our control anyhow, so there . atone GE these famous prepara. it has been in use fo. ages, has be-! wen: to the Murchie picnic; We rath-. ive voices, but the fascination of the is no point at all in trying to imtions. come well establisied; but why er believe you must have, on' ac-! pretty face’ and figure is one that! prove upon them. Our voices how-. !! REAL ESTATE should these moderns, who are so count of because there twas such an. qdoes not last. The years pass, and sier dra “under ont direct. control, . . WATERMAN AND PARKER : busy .rying to discover some new) immense crowd in which we saw S0. beauty leaves the face and body, but} AHA aince we havocta live ao latimat: DUOFOLD FOUNTAIN PENS . WALTER H. DANIELS source of speed, be bothered about, many familiar faces. We would like. the soft, ‘vaunting, melodious Voice aly With them it Behooves us to oul AND PENCILS : LICENSED BROKER the way.in which they abuse it! Wh] -o take tris dheiihdutslaed of congrat-. keeps ane sometimes mores ate tivate them and make our speech Varley edlue Aveiotea, hoe ate aot bor should anyone who has a beautiful/ ulating the committees who organ-. charm right to the :border of senila series of melodies, rather than a Gifts in Bill, Folds, and Key Nevada Cit struc.ure care whetier he and his. ized and ran this affair, because it ity. Visual beauty in’ most cases holds series of discords, We have to live Casbe: Gift Stationery : . NEVE ity kind hack it to pieces, tearing down! was an outstanding job. Never bea temporary advantage over bewitchwith our homes,-so we make them as aya work of art which has. stood for; fore have we attended i eetto-) Ing Sone BONE SON ey oor can “attractive as possible. We may as Graduation Cards of All a \ ‘ \\ ceniuries, until at last only ruins/ gether of this sort that ,was so punc-; be fetching enough. It was not the well do the same for our voices, for Kinds CoO AL + 4 and a memory of that beautiful crea-/ tual. ‘Events were all righ! on time . aspect of the sirens at the whirlthey are éven more constantly with ‘tion remains? It is silly for one to}and the ball was kept rolling conpools that caused Ulysses to have aa 5c to 50c Phone Us for Prompt suppose ‘that the destroying of this . stantly. There were grand prizes, and . himself bound and ‘wax poured in his) ; aed ae Delivery . work would be intentional, but in. some of the games held, such as the ears; it was the irresistible omens NEW HOMES IN NEVADA , d ; dash : this age ‘of carelessness and lust for, pie eating contest and some of the of the evil sirens. DICKERMAN . NEVADA CITY ICE . progress people have become careimpromptu boxing events kept the! —_ . CITY AND ENVIRONS a I . less with their absorbing greed for crowd in gales of laughter. The boxSounds pleasant and ODER GH, . ci : . DELIVERY change, and without realizing it,) ing matches were most enthusiasplay a oo aehianes! nt, Bile Gea. Aad cada ea Drug Store . 4 they are beginning to weaken and tically received andthe lads in pe eae oe i ae aa geeii au eve: neied: Gio tie cakes At Plaza —-Nevada City . desiroy thd: wonderful edifice that! ring did a marvelous job. -The ot thal patel ait che Guisk Gel aeeul Ga Whek at bie ede af Nesada Clty Gk PHONE 57 i through the years our English auth-, was all that could be desired and the : : : ; ors have ‘built and elabora-‘ed upon dancing later in the day proved very DAT KInS of dogs, floating to us from Aes it Ck vs eva sae for our benefit popular. Al:hough we think the Mur-. @ little distance, affect us as much, weeks. Mr. a Oia S eth : ee SPOT : oe : ipy's n grow-,are remodeling the front 0 eir The first.evidence of carelessness chie boys have something to be proud. @S the fairy aspect of the town grow-: oa eA Ses Tae whale ar " in the training in English ‘ing dim in the smoke of many sup-, pretty home and will give ? : is shown in ‘ f g : of inasmuch as their picnic was un-. : : Oe Oe ee ; arkeni j-' house a new coat of paint when the Years ago children were taught to animously voted the most. successfui. Per fires and in the darkening twi NEVADA CITY the Tahoe Wkiah highway in recent : ight.” Af y 2 . here! carpenter work is .completed. Miss recognize words by the letters they! one, from every angle, that has been Pl Hine We seecdige a ate eva a a ee a e F : a’ efiniteness wi ave ou " : ‘ mnitai ir prog ' held in these parts for many a day. # . i Ae hay f contained and their progress .brought I y seine AK Ge aide dk Wel ee rie sine tii ae the method of sounding the syllables . for recognition and now we_ have! identification through shape and forms of words. The inadequacy of this method is shown when people of high school age or over make such} -mistakes in definition as these: The . word hassock has been variously defined. t 1. A hassock is a garment worn by the clergy. 2.A sailor lay in his” hassock. 3. Hassock is the name given to . the Rushian cavalrymen. ; 4. The second baseman slid into the hassock. Or such misapplication as these: 1. The increment took place in Mt. Hope cemetery. 1. The man was indigent because he was snubbed, When our heedlessness leads to such absurdities as these, it is not hard to see the importance training Plays in proper us of languages. Then slang and loose expressions Play their havoe with conversation. People seize upon slang. because it is new and amusing, use it incessantly until it becomes a habit, and they forget that it is forced and probable completely inappropriate. Another contributing factor to the fall .of good English may be found in the evil influences of various agencies. Much modern literature is of poor standard, and English takes another hard knock. Néwspapers are careless and are exceedingly useful in spreading newly coined phrases. The theatre and the radio at times are dire& sources of slang, and they seem to be the standards of reference for the young Americans. All these things . Don’t forget the Rice Bowl Bal) and Oriental Pageant to be held in the Veterans Memorial Building on June 16 at 8 p. m. The tickets are $1.00 and the products go to the war sufferers in China. It is a worthy cause and well merits your patronage. I will be in the Oriental motive and we feel sure it will interest you, And so with that, we say to you, cheerio, everybody. a command of it is. What appeal can we maké to our people? Ours is a polyglot nation and therefore we cannot appeal to the patriotie pride of its citizen since most of them have a sirong loyalty for a mother tongue, whose roots are deep in a foreign soil. Another hindrance is that America cannot depend on wide reading to develop good English, as the average persons reads little of worthy literature; and when he does, he chooses condensed magazines such as the numerous digests, which maybe excellent for content but have little value in literary form. If ‘we turn to what shouldbe legitimate sources of pure English, we meet destructive influences there: the radio, the screen, the press, and even teachers with master’s degrees. What is there for the progressive citizen to do? People who protest against the looseness and mutilation of the language are called ‘‘old-fashioned and reactionary”. And when the situation is thoroughly analyzed “This guy Angelo Saxon” needs éarnest attention. This fact is only combine to bring about destruction and degradation of such a_ great thing as the English language. _Taking all the foregoing facts into consideration, what is the future for the English language? There is just one choice for the American people to make: to wake-up to the possibilities of their language, to more emphasized when we think of the possibility that in future years English may ‘become the international tongue; and since foreigners learning English in their own countries do so correctly and precisely, Americans are ,faced with the absurd situation of being the only. ones who will not be able to speak the univervalue it,.and to realize -how essential sal language correctly. : Drnorocranren no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. Aun ité 107 Mill Street The studio that satisfies. Good ; i pr PHONE 67 _— photos at reasonable prices — wherver we are, the distant cries of. eral improvements in their homes children and barking of dogs will, adding to their attractiveness. ever again bring back the sess The Eric ‘Childs home on. upper here, Nevada sireet-is, rapidly nearing . completion and will be a delightful pleasant addition to that part of the city. In our daily lives the Pas compared with other foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. Soa Francisco ACME BREWERIES los Angeles _ Nevada City Ice Delivery Nevada City Distributors Tligy Uy Wien, yy Wie y engine, Vern Wy cet How the Summer Evaporative Cooler is installed out. Side the window. Aare is just what thousands of folk like you: have wished someone would think of and put on the market at a low price. A Summer Cooling device that would bring relief from hot, dry summer heat at the touch ofa button and operate hour after hour at low cost. Well, here it is! An inexpensive, Compact, quiet, practical Summer Cooler that costs so == i <= 3 ry . SS}, Close-up of Cooler home installation. Note only smalt corner portion = : Of = window abbald § little to buy and is so'simple to install that there is no need for anyone ™ suffer from scorching heat another day. This cooler draws in air from the outside, cools it, filters out dust, dirt, pollen, insects, and other impurities and circulates cool, pure zir throughout the home. Water is recirculated withcut waste. A small motor operates the fan all day long for only a few cents worth o, Above shows end view of the Cooler. Pump recirculates water again and: again. All air cntering the home ss three evaporative filter bads. ® electricity. Come in and see this “made in California” product. Note the low price and very easy monthly terms. Enjoy cool comfort this summer in this simple, modern, and inexpensive way. eS ; This Summer Cooler for washed and cooled byas little as $100. Terms as low as $44 a month SEE YOUR DEALER P-Gaw. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated * Managed by Californians 143 638

MONDAY, JUNE 13, 1938. Assistant State Engineet G. 4, Mitchell of the Tahoe National fo est service moved his family from Sonora to Nevada City Monday. The family remained in Sonora until schools closed ‘before coming to thig ieity. NEVADA CITY NUGGET seemaniiantie PAGE TWO Sabb bebe eee Nevada City Nugget Phone 36 agpete ete agete ete ge nde ateteneageafeete nfestende agente dented ede lente ede vente teed eter . LATE FISHING IN SIERRA VALLEY oO er Sound Memcries Most Poignant : H. M. L. Jr. De ccceceasessseeooossnet featetertetery The important part which music. speaking voice, culjivated and meland musical sounds play in enrich-. odious, is a stimulus to which we -ing our lives is one that deserves at. never fail to respond, glad of a Dit Fectest syesteee John Figurski, who is working on an unemployment camp at sista ville in the Sierra Valley, spent the past week end at his home in uae vada City. He stated water was stil too high for good fishing in the Sierraville area. It will seem strange to realize that lilacs are just in 305 Broad Street,oO ned by statute. Printed and Published \ j.egal Newspaper, as defi at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher rm H LEETE Ms : i Thile psy i y that o. ic in this world of . “hoow”’ ssoms are Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at = tention. While psychologists gee that . of ee : this eta blossom and snow ball fblosso oo Nevada City, California, and entered as mail #. tie majority of most people's mem~ . and coow and eNSTY ( still green. The district is fa’ matter of the second class in the postoffice at ory images are visual, that is that. /sound of human voices -that SOMe-. or good: fishing. ‘Many sportsmen Nevada City, ugder Act of Congress, March 3, 4 they consist of eye pictures of things,; times seem to have picked up their sons trom es fat ae San Diego to 1879 3 ‘ ay + it is nevertheles true that some of . intonation from ducks and Rerees in vaeation and fish during the sumSUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 +. the mos: powerful of all memories the barnyard .If we would give our) son the farmers begin to int One year (In Advance) -.-------.---------+-1. 50 : * . are auditory. There is about eye voices a little care, and watch how rigate their clover fields water will Sesfestestestente ste sfesteste ste sfeate ate ste stesteatestestestestontetesfealleslesteierteteatesfeferietedeteteteieietertetetes,” . images a transient aspect. Who often petulance and impatience, creep be lowered and fishing will be good. oo ty : after any length of time can con-. ‘nto them, even when we are not En lish Language i . \. struet in Mis mind the exact details petulant or impatient, we would be Mrs. Leslie Land and niece, Miss : g { . ll!of remem'bered scene or ¢he fea urimpressed with the advantage of Rachel Horner, will: leave tomorrow (Continued from Page One) . . ) 2 . es of a friend’s face? In most cases controlling and modulating the) ror Berkeley where Miss Horner will FOR SALE — 2 car loads of beds, a. enter summer school in preparation for he coming entrance into Univerquality of the words we say. The tone we use has more to do with tie imit is impossible, without the aid of . pictures to remember, just how any} springs, mattresses, chairs, etc.,, from $2.50 to $20.00. Some like Janguage; to create unity in a ‘coungS By ROY GRIFFITH DEETER i try. People are only able to cooper. person or any scene looked, But the pression our. words have than thej sity of California. Miss Horner won raw, Open until 7:00 p. m. FRED ate, unite and work for a cause when . sounds of our childhood, the voice of choice of the words Witness the old. g Bradley scholarship at the Nevada A. RUPLEY, Auburn, Calif, they have a common language. The) . is ee eT i ae eae . sone friend loved, these are con-).example of speaking to a dog. If we. City high school this spring, for exacs 6-6-1 te second purpose is that of express. Tnis week’s old Spanish proverb: eeeeie ‘antonaed upon our memeory <ay in thunderous tones of disap-. cellent work and high record. ere jon. First, the expression of individ-. “Los peées y los huespedes cha ag TON si ie imagination itself and’ proval “Good Fido”, our dog cringes PIANO BARGAINS — Latest type mais to one ano her: then {he ex-. despues-de tres dias.” We laciinan ne imagination stimulated by sim-' and rolls mournful apprehensive Pilih Bos AEE TS oh ia Spinet Console Flat top piano, Alpression of the individuals as a naadore that one! And ee ON is good . ar are conjuring up pleasant eyes. But if we say in sweet and coo-. f} so upright almost new, to. be sold tion to .oti.er nations. People gain’ also; un beso:sin mustachio como PO doa of the old sounds. ing accents “Fido is a bad vicious . GIFTS For The here in Nevada City, at big sayand progresg first by exaiples in. hueva sin sal esia. paitiienicesrc \auayiar 2 he wags his tail and licks our . . . ines: ‘Terms ‘like rent can be arhistory, they by experiences and then Note on recent activities of the Pleasant sounds and voices attract . hands. People undergtand the mean. . GRADUATES ranged to responsible parties. For by the exsression of their experie ss ee Seventeen years from now, at least as strongly as do pretty . ine of _our—words,-but their under= . . . particulars write at once to Credit es; and so the conclusion -may~ be Gave da &i y ougit to be able to. scenes and handsome people. The . standing is sifongly colored by oury]) LENTHERIC TWEED Dept., Cline Piano Company 301 pencned, inal ene: Tiret and greatest hoaet A red bevy of. pulchritude.!cultivation of a melodious speak'ne . infleétions and intonation. fA . . Market St., San Francisco, Calit. ees fen Bey he eee Starting with the John Bertino’s . voice is one of the surest BEGans of : See . f TOILETRIES . y 5-27-8tec language. ; ah pale lovely little daughter, we find Row. ARELEAS Ne Ligiane nie: seactece ta In this column we have Het vent. . CHERRIES POR SALB-—at Vistica Now taat the history, background x'rl babies at the homes of Mr. and. power of voice, both in the world of ;ured to describe the power of mus. Powder, Perfume, FragOrchard, @ miles North of Yuba LN 4 and purposes have ‘been reviewed, Mrs. Bob Hendricks, and Mr. and} affairs of business; in the realm of!ic exeept the honiely musilc’ of atrance, Paleuin Both Powse ea k a8 = oe aa, look at modern PAO C8 Boy St Ate Mrs. Fred Sheck of the Murchie! social relationgiips, binds a strc ne. tractive sounds, for such an attempt der Compacts Bath Salts fhe ees : 5-28-tp titude toward the English language. mine. Mr. and Mrs. Join Filler and. er and more lasting spell upon its. would open up a broad field, too vast . ’ ; ’ . ue It seems tha. while this age of speed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tamblyn of Nevada. subjects than does the power of the . to have its great breadth and depth . ]! = so-—— . . WANTED—One mane heres. 1400 and industry developed, Americans City. Well, girl babies always were written word. era stigeested here. Most of the . Shanghai = Asphodele . Ser nd ot tos also developed the habit of neglect, ue favorites anyway! . Ere . homely pleasant sounds of country NRE kes SeOnts torenteric ©. old. John’ ‘Raum: Camptonville. of takiug things -ior grated. Pe . More men are indubitably won to and small town life are pleasant, and ete alka hus: a complies. . Calif. BF ake Eng! sh language was given to them, We do hope all of you who could . love by pretty faces than by attractbeyond our control anyhow, so there . atone GE these famous prepara. it has been in use fo. ages, has be-! wen: to the Murchie picnic; We rath-. ive voices, but the fascination of the is no point at all in trying to imtions. come well establisied; but why er believe you must have, on' ac-! pretty face’ and figure is one that! prove upon them. Our voices how-. !! REAL ESTATE should these moderns, who are so count of because there twas such an. qdoes not last. The years pass, and sier dra “under ont direct. control, . . WATERMAN AND PARKER : busy .rying to discover some new) immense crowd in which we saw S0. beauty leaves the face and body, but} AHA aince we havocta live ao latimat: DUOFOLD FOUNTAIN PENS . WALTER H. DANIELS source of speed, be bothered about, many familiar faces. We would like. the soft, ‘vaunting, melodious Voice aly With them it Behooves us to oul AND PENCILS : LICENSED BROKER the way.in which they abuse it! Wh] -o take tris dheiihdutslaed of congrat-. keeps ane sometimes mores ate tivate them and make our speech Varley edlue Aveiotea, hoe ate aot bor should anyone who has a beautiful/ ulating the committees who organ-. charm right to the :border of senila series of melodies, rather than a Gifts in Bill, Folds, and Key Nevada Cit struc.ure care whetier he and his. ized and ran this affair, because it ity. Visual beauty in’ most cases holds series of discords, We have to live Casbe: Gift Stationery : . NEVE ity kind hack it to pieces, tearing down! was an outstanding job. Never bea temporary advantage over bewitchwith our homes,-so we make them as aya work of art which has. stood for; fore have we attended i eetto-) Ing Sone BONE SON ey oor can “attractive as possible. We may as Graduation Cards of All a \ ‘ \\ ceniuries, until at last only ruins/ gether of this sort that ,was so punc-; be fetching enough. It was not the well do the same for our voices, for Kinds CoO AL + 4 and a memory of that beautiful crea-/ tual. ‘Events were all righ! on time . aspect of the sirens at the whirlthey are éven more constantly with ‘tion remains? It is silly for one to}and the ball was kept rolling conpools that caused Ulysses to have aa 5c to 50c Phone Us for Prompt suppose ‘that the destroying of this . stantly. There were grand prizes, and . himself bound and ‘wax poured in his) ; aed ae Delivery . work would be intentional, but in. some of the games held, such as the ears; it was the irresistible omens NEW HOMES IN NEVADA , d ; dash : this age ‘of carelessness and lust for, pie eating contest and some of the of the evil sirens. DICKERMAN . NEVADA CITY ICE . progress people have become careimpromptu boxing events kept the! —_ . CITY AND ENVIRONS a I . less with their absorbing greed for crowd in gales of laughter. The boxSounds pleasant and ODER GH, . ci : . DELIVERY change, and without realizing it,) ing matches were most enthusiasplay a oo aehianes! nt, Bile Gea. Aad cada ea Drug Store . 4 they are beginning to weaken and tically received andthe lads in pe eae oe i ae aa geeii au eve: neied: Gio tie cakes At Plaza —-Nevada City . desiroy thd: wonderful edifice that! ring did a marvelous job. -The ot thal patel ait che Guisk Gel aeeul Ga Whek at bie ede af Nesada Clty Gk PHONE 57 i through the years our English auth-, was all that could be desired and the : : : ; ors have ‘built and elabora-‘ed upon dancing later in the day proved very DAT KInS of dogs, floating to us from Aes it Ck vs eva sae for our benefit popular. Al:hough we think the Mur-. @ little distance, affect us as much, weeks. Mr. a Oia S eth : ee SPOT : oe : ipy's n grow-,are remodeling the front 0 eir The first.evidence of carelessness chie boys have something to be proud. @S the fairy aspect of the town grow-: oa eA Ses Tae whale ar " in the training in English ‘ing dim in the smoke of many sup-, pretty home and will give ? : is shown in ‘ f g : of inasmuch as their picnic was un-. : : Oe Oe ee ; arkeni j-' house a new coat of paint when the Years ago children were taught to animously voted the most. successfui. Per fires and in the darkening twi NEVADA CITY the Tahoe Wkiah highway in recent : ight.” Af y 2 . here! carpenter work is .completed. Miss recognize words by the letters they! one, from every angle, that has been Pl Hine We seecdige a ate eva a a ee a e F : a’ efiniteness wi ave ou " : ‘ mnitai ir prog ' held in these parts for many a day. # . i Ae hay f contained and their progress .brought I y seine AK Ge aide dk Wel ee rie sine tii ae the method of sounding the syllables . for recognition and now we_ have! identification through shape and forms of words. The inadequacy of this method is shown when people of high school age or over make such} -mistakes in definition as these: The . word hassock has been variously defined. t 1. A hassock is a garment worn by the clergy. 2.A sailor lay in his” hassock. 3. Hassock is the name given to . the Rushian cavalrymen. ; 4. The second baseman slid into the hassock. Or such misapplication as these: 1. The increment took place in Mt. Hope cemetery. 1. The man was indigent because he was snubbed, When our heedlessness leads to such absurdities as these, it is not hard to see the importance training Plays in proper us of languages. Then slang and loose expressions Play their havoe with conversation. People seize upon slang. because it is new and amusing, use it incessantly until it becomes a habit, and they forget that it is forced and probable

completely inappropriate. Another contributing factor to the fall .of good English may be found in the evil influences of various agencies. Much modern literature is of poor standard, and English takes another hard knock. Néwspapers are careless and are exceedingly useful in spreading newly coined phrases. The theatre and the radio at times are dire& sources of slang, and they seem to be the standards of reference for the young Americans. All these things . Don’t forget the Rice Bowl Bal) and Oriental Pageant to be held in the Veterans Memorial Building on June 16 at 8 p. m. The tickets are $1.00 and the products go to the war sufferers in China. It is a worthy cause and well merits your patronage. I will be in the Oriental motive and we feel sure it will interest you, And so with that, we say to you, cheerio, everybody. a command of it is. What appeal can we maké to our people? Ours is a polyglot nation and therefore we cannot appeal to the patriotie pride of its citizen since most of them have a sirong loyalty for a mother tongue, whose roots are deep in a foreign soil. Another hindrance is that America cannot depend on wide reading to develop good English, as the average persons reads little of worthy literature; and when he does, he chooses condensed magazines such as the numerous digests, which maybe excellent for content but have little value in literary form. If ‘we turn to what shouldbe legitimate sources of pure English, we meet destructive influences there: the radio, the screen, the press, and even teachers with master’s degrees. What is there for the progressive citizen to do? People who protest against the looseness and mutilation of the language are called ‘‘old-fashioned and reactionary”. And when the situation is thoroughly analyzed “This guy Angelo Saxon” needs éarnest attention. This fact is only combine to bring about destruction and degradation of such a_ great thing as the English language. _Taking all the foregoing facts into consideration, what is the future for the English language? There is just one choice for the American people to make: to wake-up to the possibilities of their language, to more emphasized when we think of the possibility that in future years English may ‘become the international tongue; and since foreigners learning English in their own countries do so correctly and precisely, Americans are ,faced with the absurd situation of being the only. ones who will not be able to speak the univervalue it,.and to realize -how essential sal language correctly. : Drnorocranren no guess work. 8-hour Kodak finishing service. Aun ité 107 Mill Street The studio that satisfies. Good ; i pr PHONE 67 _— photos at reasonable prices — wherver we are, the distant cries of. eral improvements in their homes children and barking of dogs will, adding to their attractiveness. ever again bring back the sess The Eric ‘Childs home on. upper here, Nevada sireet-is, rapidly nearing . completion and will be a delightful pleasant addition to that part of the city. In our daily lives the Pas compared with other foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. Soa Francisco ACME BREWERIES los Angeles _ Nevada City Ice Delivery Nevada City Distributors Tligy Uy Wien, yy Wie y engine, Vern Wy cet How the Summer Evaporative Cooler is installed out. Side the window. Aare is just what thousands of folk like you: have wished someone would think of and put on the market at a low price. A Summer Cooling device that would bring relief from hot, dry summer heat at the touch ofa button and operate hour after hour at low cost. Well, here it is! An inexpensive, Compact, quiet, practical Summer Cooler that costs so == i <= 3 ry . SS}, Close-up of Cooler home installation. Note only smalt corner portion = : Of = window abbald § little to buy and is so'simple to install that there is no need for anyone ™ suffer from scorching heat another day. This cooler draws in air from the outside, cools it, filters out dust, dirt, pollen, insects, and other impurities and circulates cool, pure zir throughout the home. Water is recirculated withcut waste. A small motor operates the fan all day long for only a few cents worth o, Above shows end view of the Cooler. Pump recirculates water again and: again. All air cntering the home ss three evaporative filter bads. ® electricity. Come in and see this “made in California” product. Note the low price and very easy monthly terms. Enjoy cool comfort this summer in this simple, modern, and inexpensive way. eS ; This Summer Cooler for washed and cooled byas little as $100. Terms as low as $44 a month SEE YOUR DEALER P-Gaw. PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned Operated * Managed by Californians 143 638