June 25, 1937 (6 pages)

iS) ans ‘ cultura] organizations: FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937. STATEFAIRTO ‘SET NEW MARK IN RACE PRIZES SACRAMENTO, June 24. — California’s 83-year-old State Fair is being groomed to break even more records in 1937 than the recordshattering last year’s fair. Robert Muckler of, Hollywood, the new secretarymanager, has surveyed the prospects and declares every department is prepared to excel. Entries for the anual race classic include outstanding favorite horses from widely known tracks. Purses of more than $40,000-are the greatest in the fair’s history. A current hit from the New York Hippodrome, Lotti@ Mayer’s Disappearing Water Ballet, has been obtained for the ‘night show and will leave for London after filling the fair engagements. Arrangements are being made for outstanding agricultural and livestock displays. As a part of this program, Muckler declared to agri“California produces, what no other state can. This algne is sufficient reason to build a greater state fair.’’ In line with this thought, Muckler believes that the fair soon can be placed on the standard of a world’s fair. After considerable study, the song, “Tt Love You California’ has ‘been selected as the theme of the 1937 fair. _ Much work has een done to provide grounds improvements, greater beauty, additional benches, new comfort stations, and the planting of full grown trees. The fair days are Saptember 5 to 12. The California fair is the second largest state fair in America. A. special highway system on Yerba Buena Island will link the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge with Treasure Island, site of the 1939 World’s Fair. , Hojack——-Have you ever done any } tive country, according to Finnish ofpublic speaking? Cutajar—Only once, when I posed to a girl over a telephone in my Home town. proceeiaiteeaial LOST PIGEON IDENTIFTED CAMPTONVILLE, June 24—Some time agex@-story appeared in the Appeal-Democrat relative to Warren Pauly capturing a carrier pigeon with certain mafkingd on its legs. This story was read by someone in the southland and Wednesday Warren received a letter from George Gorham of Alhambra, owner of the bird. The letter states that the bird artived back home on May 20. It had been started in a race from Fresno on April 11 and evidently became lost and considerable out of course to get in the orthern part of the state. The lettering on the leg was Au-35-158p which meant American Union, 35 being the year the bird was hatched, the 158 being the birds number, P meaning Pasadena club of which the owner is a member. On the other leg it had a ruwbber band which is the counter mark or race band used to check the bird upon return from the race. CAMPTONVILLE, June 24. — Ranger Frank W. Meggers, Assistant Ralph L. Gleason, Dispatcher Paul Rafferty and Patrolman Everett Thomas -returned’ Friday from™ the Forest Service annual school. The last entertainment turned over nine dollars to the fund for putting a new roof on the hall as the net proceeds from the entertainment given Wednesday evening. Norval C. Fraser left Friday for bis home at San Francisco after spending a week at his old home here. Miss Edna and Harriett Merrill of San Francisco arrived Friday to spend their vacation as guests at the Joubert home at Oak Valley. W. E. Hanson and son Raymond of Hammonton and Fred B. Hanson who is visiting his brother, were Nn town Sunday on a short. visit. famed Finnish hong now the owner Nurmi, ‘the distance runner, is of an automobile agency in his naLoe SacramentoC SACRAMENTO, June 24. — With camp construction starting at Friant dam site, near Fresno, California, a statement of the empoyment situation and practices on the Central Valley Project was issued today by Walker R. Young, construction engineer of the United States Bureau of Reclamation, in response to. inquiries from many sources. “Those seeking employment should NOT go to the scene of construction in the hope, of getting work,” Young said. ‘Instead they should register with their respective county employment offices.” . All construction work of consequence ‘is to be performed by contract; hence, practically, .all foremen, timekeepers, mess house employees, skilled and unskiNed laborers ‘will be hired by the contractors through. established governmental agencies—either the California State Employment Service or the National Re-employmnt Service. “Ooniplete resyrfacing of Highway 99E between Sacramento and Red Bluff was recommended by the Sacramento Valley Council of the State Chamber of Commerce .here week. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce instructed its Highway Committee to aid other groups in formulating a program for improvement of valley roads? The first of a series of exhibits of drawings, many of them by the great masters of all time, which have lain hidden away in the basement of the Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento for decades, will be opened in the current exhibit room of the gallery on July 1. Harry Noyes Pratt,, director-manager of the gallery, believes the rare and authentic works will attract the attention of artists and connoisseurs all over the country. fovernor Merriam signed into law ficials negotiating with the 1939 . } Francisco fair. Golden Gate International Exposi. tion for a possible exhibit at the San . in the last week two or three dozen . bills including A. B. 1 and A. B. 4 which liberalize old age pensions. In a public statement Merriam said, _“California now has the most favorTake advantage of these Bang-Up Bargains. planned this last big bang-up promotion before our boss returns. A store chuck full of 4th of July values. We Styles So Charming, Yow ll Want Several! Variety in your choice of blouses will give your suit an air of ‘newness’ every time you wear it! Organdies and many smart cottons in feminine and tailored styles. 32 to 40. Sandals WHITE PATENT LEATHER; CUBAN HEEL 1.96 NEW ARRIVALS JUST ARRIVED NEW SUMMER . Toyo Hats 9O3e New high crowns, sports styles and roller ‘brims. Trimmed with originality. Pastel Krinkletones se Don’s miss seeing these — they’re smart and new! Lots of sports frocks as well as street and . afternoon — styles ! Featuring PASTEL. \ Krinkletones, Printed all-rayon crepes, too! Sizes 14 to 44. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA last} any state in the union. In fact, more liberal than in any other country in the world. California now has ‘gone the limit in financing these two forms of relief. The only regret I have is'that the bills will draw to states who shouldn’t be here.’ The governor also signed a bill appropriating $200,000 for purchase of the California National Bank Building to be used as a state treasury. J streets at Sacramento. The governor indicated he would sign a bill reducing unemployment hiring four or more persons. His signature will add approximately 55,000 emlpoyers to the 20,000 already covered by the law providing for eight or more employees. It also will Bring some 300,000 more emPloyees under the provision on the compensation law making the total covered approximately 1,600,000. Capitol sources ‘revealed that the governor plans to let the bill to legalize dog racing in California go by the boards by the pocket veto. able old age and blind aid Jaws of ‘California many persons from other’ The building is located at 7th and! compensation coverage to employers . ‘TEACHERS CONTRACTS FOR . -FOUR N. C. PEOPLE Fila MM. Anstin, county superinjtendent of schools, states the fol_ lowing new teachers have been chosen to fill vacancies in Nevada coun_ ty grade schools. Miss Ruth Bock, former Pleasant Valley girl. has been chosen for the i Forest Springs school. Dan Ungaro, ‘Nevada City boy, will teach in the : Washington school this coming term. Miss Jean Gleason of Nevada City has been selected to teach in the Pleasant Valley school. 'Mrs. Warren, formerly Marjory G&Alt of Nevada City, will teach at Floriston this coming term. DRIVER FINED $15 } CAMPTONVILLE, June 24.—Robert Booth of Goodyears Bar was ar, tested Sunday inthe Yuba Pass highway by Traffic Officer A. J. Ponta for driving on the wrong side of the highway and for not having an operator’s license. He appeared before Judge Acton M. Cleveland with the officer and was fined $15. He ran -the officer into the bank when the cars met. Sky riders; with a’ flair: for acro-batiecs, will vie for premier honors in stunt flying in one of the almost endless features beimg planned for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. The following telegram was received this morning from Sterling Price, who is managing the Reno Speédway. “Y do not feel that the track {fs yet in jferfect condition although the Dodge Construction compaay has worked night and day to perfect the surface. I will not risk the lives of race drivers until the track is in perfect condition, which will take three more days rolling the asphalt. The races will positively start Thursday night, July 1 at 8:30 with pari-mutual betting.”’ An advertisement of the big event is carried on page 4, this issue of the Nugget. LAKE OLYMPIA very Wednesday 9TO1 Cartoscelli’s Orch. 5O} is uf 1 MAYONNAISE Piedmont VINEGAR Highway MUSTARD French’s Salad MARGARINE Gem Nut. ZEE TISSUE Case 24 bottles Plus bottle deposit Case of 24 cans FLOUR fe . Harvest Blossom Kitchen Craft fl Grande PORK AND BEANS Van Camps ITS FRESH 32-Piece Set Only $1.98 get one of these lovely sets of 17 EXTRA Safeway BARGAINS Quart bottle ]{}c Brown Derby 11 oz. bottles £2 OZ. CAMS --..25.25. 3 for 25c 49 Ibs. $1.63 49 lbs. $1.89 Lb. tin, 3 for ]9c Jia Lee weights area PD 1 Don’t Miss This Big Value Monex-Ware Dishes Here is one of the mosts sensational values ever . offered! Come in today and Jet us explain how to problems. Cookery Qt. jar 37 hitchen-Tested Recipes Everyday and Party Menus Games and Favors Budget Building Household Helps Vacation hold problems. . That Safeway Gives You FREE! Expressly tor the bencfit of our customers, Safeway maintains the famous reau—under the personal supervsiion of Julia Lee Wright—fully staffed by experts whose sole job is to help YOU solve YOUR homemaking Write and ask about any of your own houseAddress inquiries, to: Julia Lee Wright Homemakers’ Bu-_ Tips Food Planning SCOTCH SOAP .. 21 lb. pkg. 25c Sd Cain : PALMOLIVE SOAP Bar 6c ee Crystal White Soap ... 10 bars 3l¢ Priees Effective bart June 25 to July . + LUX TOILET SOAP ... Bar 62 Inclusive PLAIN OR, 49 tbs. $1.39 dinnerware. COFFEE FRESH AIRWAY— EDWARDS’ COFFEE DRIP GRIND— TEA—Canterbury Black 1/ Ib. pkg. 26¢ Pound thee 49c LIPTONS BLACK .. V2 tb. pkg. 42 ‘Pound pke. CRACKERS N. B. C.. Sodas or Grahams LUX FLAKES FLOOR WAX PEANUT BUTTER Real-Roast _ ‘2b. dar. . 29

iS) ans ‘ cultura] organizations: FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1937. STATEFAIRTO ‘SET NEW MARK IN RACE PRIZES SACRAMENTO, June 24. — California’s 83-year-old State Fair is being groomed to break even more records in 1937 than the recordshattering last year’s fair. Robert Muckler of, Hollywood, the new secretarymanager, has surveyed the prospects and declares every department is prepared to excel. Entries for the anual race classic include outstanding favorite horses from widely known tracks. Purses of more than $40,000-are the greatest in the fair’s history. A current hit from the New York Hippodrome, Lotti@ Mayer’s Disappearing Water Ballet, has been obtained for the ‘night show and will leave for London after filling the fair engagements. Arrangements are being made for outstanding agricultural and livestock displays. As a part of this program, Muckler declared to agri“California produces, what no other state can. This algne is sufficient reason to build a greater state fair.’’ In line with this thought, Muckler believes that the fair soon can be placed on the standard of a world’s fair. After considerable study, the song, “Tt Love You California’ has ‘been selected as the theme of the 1937 fair. _ Much work has een done to provide grounds improvements, greater beauty, additional benches, new comfort stations, and the planting of full grown trees. The fair days are Saptember 5 to 12. The California fair is the second largest state fair in America. A. special highway system on Yerba Buena Island will link the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge with Treasure Island, site of the 1939 World’s Fair. , Hojack——-Have you ever done any } tive country, according to Finnish ofpublic speaking? Cutajar—Only once, when I posed to a girl over a telephone in my Home town. proceeiaiteeaial LOST PIGEON IDENTIFTED CAMPTONVILLE, June 24—Some time agex@-story appeared in the Appeal-Democrat relative to Warren Pauly capturing a carrier pigeon with certain mafkingd on its legs. This story was read by someone in the southland and Wednesday Warren received a letter from George Gorham of Alhambra, owner of the bird. The letter states that the bird artived back home on May 20. It had been started in a race from Fresno on April 11 and evidently became lost and considerable out of course to get in the orthern part of the state. The lettering on the leg was Au-35-158p which meant American Union, 35 being the year the bird was hatched, the 158 being the birds number, P meaning Pasadena club of which the owner is a member. On the other leg it had a ruwbber band which is the counter mark or race band used to check the bird upon return from the race. CAMPTONVILLE, June 24. — Ranger Frank W. Meggers, Assistant Ralph L. Gleason, Dispatcher Paul Rafferty and Patrolman Everett Thomas -returned’ Friday from™ the Forest Service annual school. The last entertainment turned over nine dollars to the fund for putting a new roof on the hall as the net proceeds from the entertainment given Wednesday evening. Norval C. Fraser left Friday for bis home at San Francisco after spending a week at his old home here. Miss Edna and Harriett Merrill of San Francisco arrived Friday to spend their vacation as guests at the Joubert home at Oak Valley. W. E. Hanson and son Raymond of Hammonton and Fred B. Hanson who is visiting his brother, were Nn town Sunday on a short. visit. famed Finnish hong now the owner Nurmi, ‘the distance runner, is of an automobile agency in his naLoe SacramentoC SACRAMENTO, June 24. — With camp construction starting at Friant dam site, near Fresno, California, a statement of the empoyment situation and practices on the Central Valley Project was issued today by Walker R. Young, construction engineer of the United States Bureau of Reclamation, in response to. inquiries from many sources. “Those seeking employment should NOT go to the scene of construction in the hope, of getting work,” Young said. ‘Instead they should register with their respective county employment offices.” . All construction work of consequence ‘is to be performed by contract; hence, practically, .all foremen, timekeepers, mess house employees, skilled and unskiNed laborers ‘will be hired by the contractors through. established governmental agencies—either the California State Employment Service or the National Re-employmnt Service. “Ooniplete resyrfacing of Highway 99E between Sacramento and Red Bluff was recommended by the Sacramento Valley Council of the State Chamber of Commerce .here week. Sacramento Chamber of Commerce instructed its Highway Committee to aid other groups in formulating a program for improvement of valley roads? The first of a series of exhibits of drawings, many of them by the great masters of all time, which have lain hidden away in the basement of the Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento for decades, will be opened in the current exhibit room of the gallery on July 1. Harry Noyes Pratt,, director-manager of the gallery, believes the rare and authentic works will attract the attention of artists and connoisseurs all over the country. fovernor Merriam signed into law ficials negotiating with the 1939 . } Francisco fair. Golden Gate International Exposi. tion for a possible exhibit at the San . in the last week two or three dozen . bills including A. B. 1 and A. B. 4 which liberalize old age pensions. In a public statement Merriam said, _“California now has the most favorTake advantage of these Bang-Up Bargains. planned this last big bang-up promotion before our boss returns. A store chuck full of 4th of July values. We Styles So Charming, Yow ll Want Several! Variety in your choice of blouses will give your suit an air of ‘newness’ every time you wear it! Organdies and many smart cottons in feminine and tailored styles. 32 to 40. Sandals WHITE PATENT LEATHER; CUBAN HEEL 1.96 NEW ARRIVALS JUST ARRIVED NEW SUMMER . Toyo Hats 9O3e New high crowns, sports styles and roller ‘brims. Trimmed with originality. Pastel Krinkletones

se Don’s miss seeing these — they’re smart and new! Lots of sports frocks as well as street and . afternoon — styles ! Featuring PASTEL. \ Krinkletones, Printed all-rayon crepes, too! Sizes 14 to 44. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA last} any state in the union. In fact, more liberal than in any other country in the world. California now has ‘gone the limit in financing these two forms of relief. The only regret I have is'that the bills will draw to states who shouldn’t be here.’ The governor also signed a bill appropriating $200,000 for purchase of the California National Bank Building to be used as a state treasury. J streets at Sacramento. The governor indicated he would sign a bill reducing unemployment hiring four or more persons. His signature will add approximately 55,000 emlpoyers to the 20,000 already covered by the law providing for eight or more employees. It also will Bring some 300,000 more emPloyees under the provision on the compensation law making the total covered approximately 1,600,000. Capitol sources ‘revealed that the governor plans to let the bill to legalize dog racing in California go by the boards by the pocket veto. able old age and blind aid Jaws of ‘California many persons from other’ The building is located at 7th and! compensation coverage to employers . ‘TEACHERS CONTRACTS FOR . -FOUR N. C. PEOPLE Fila MM. Anstin, county superinjtendent of schools, states the fol_ lowing new teachers have been chosen to fill vacancies in Nevada coun_ ty grade schools. Miss Ruth Bock, former Pleasant Valley girl. has been chosen for the i Forest Springs school. Dan Ungaro, ‘Nevada City boy, will teach in the : Washington school this coming term. Miss Jean Gleason of Nevada City has been selected to teach in the Pleasant Valley school. 'Mrs. Warren, formerly Marjory G&Alt of Nevada City, will teach at Floriston this coming term. DRIVER FINED $15 } CAMPTONVILLE, June 24.—Robert Booth of Goodyears Bar was ar, tested Sunday inthe Yuba Pass highway by Traffic Officer A. J. Ponta for driving on the wrong side of the highway and for not having an operator’s license. He appeared before Judge Acton M. Cleveland with the officer and was fined $15. He ran -the officer into the bank when the cars met. Sky riders; with a’ flair: for acro-batiecs, will vie for premier honors in stunt flying in one of the almost endless features beimg planned for the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. The following telegram was received this morning from Sterling Price, who is managing the Reno Speédway. “Y do not feel that the track {fs yet in jferfect condition although the Dodge Construction compaay has worked night and day to perfect the surface. I will not risk the lives of race drivers until the track is in perfect condition, which will take three more days rolling the asphalt. The races will positively start Thursday night, July 1 at 8:30 with pari-mutual betting.”’ An advertisement of the big event is carried on page 4, this issue of the Nugget. LAKE OLYMPIA very Wednesday 9TO1 Cartoscelli’s Orch. 5O} is uf 1 MAYONNAISE Piedmont VINEGAR Highway MUSTARD French’s Salad MARGARINE Gem Nut.. ZEE TISSUE Case 24 bottles Plus bottle deposit Case of 24 cans FLOUR fe . Harvest Blossom Kitchen Craft fl Grande PORK AND BEANS Van Camps ITS FRESH 32-Piece Set Only $1.98 get one of these lovely sets of 17 EXTRA Safeway BARGAINS Quart bottle ]{}c Brown Derby 11 oz. bottles £2 OZ. CAMS --....25.25. 3 for 25c 49 Ibs. $1.63 49 lbs. $1.89 Lb. tin, 3 for ]9c Jia Lee weights area PD 1 Don’t Miss This Big Value Monex-Ware Dishes Here is one of the mosts sensational values ever . offered! Come in today and Jet us explain how to problems. Cookery Qt. jar 37 hitchen-Tested Recipes Everyday and Party Menus Games and Favors Budget Building Household Helps Vacation hold problems. . That Safeway Gives You FREE! Expressly tor the bencfit of our customers, Safeway maintains the famous reau—under the personal supervsiion of Julia Lee Wright—fully staffed by experts whose sole job is to help YOU solve YOUR homemaking Write and ask about any of your own houseAddress inquiries, to: Julia Lee Wright Homemakers’ Bu-_ Tips Food Planning SCOTCH SOAP ... 21 lb. pkg. 25c Sd Cain : PALMOLIVE SOAP Bar 6c ee Crystal White Soap ..... 10 bars 3l¢ Priees Effective bart June 25 to July . + LUX TOILET SOAP ..... Bar 62 Inclusive PLAIN OR, 49 tbs. $1.39 dinnerware. COFFEE FRESH AIRWAY— EDWARDS’ COFFEE DRIP GRIND— TEA—Canterbury Black 1/ Ib. pkg. 26¢ Pound thee 49c LIPTONS BLACK .... V2 tb. pkg. 42 ‘Pound pke. CRACKERS N. B. C... Sodas or Grahams LUX FLAKES FLOOR WAX PEANUT BUTTER Real-Roast _ ‘2b. dar. . 29