June 4, 1937 (6 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET ane: Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Pub!tished Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City. California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Corgress, March 3. p1kTo { RATES SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) Slow Down, Or Else---! . Back in the old days when a corner was not a comer un_ Jess there was a saloon on it, the nation was warned that continued abuse of the drinking privilege would result in a law prohibiting any and all use of alcohol for internal purposes. And the nation only laughed derisively, and drowned the admonitory voices in a bedlam of banging beer mugs. What happaned after that is now history — the miserable failure of the “noble experiment”’, aribtrary and complete prohibition. ‘ Today there is a deadly parallel i in snothas type of threatening arbitrary legislation being whispered about here and there, having to do with automobiles. It is that unless we find some way back to. check — the alarming increase in traffic deaths, laws will be sought to compel manufacturers to build vehicles incapable of high speed. Imagine that! Autos which simply couldn’t go over 40, for example, or 50 at the most. But surely, you say, that is ridiculous—it couldn't hap_pen. Well, those bewhiskered gentlemen of the old corner saloon era were just as certain that the idea of a law to prohibit drinking was utterly ridiculous. It looks as though we shall have to clamp oe ‘more heavily on speeders if we would keep another “‘noble experiment” in the way of legislation outlawing fast cars, from clamping down on us. TWELVE RUNS FOR LAVA CAP INSUNDAYSGAME The game between the Lava Cap! and Murchie miners played on Pioneer park baseball diamond Sunday , afternoon had a good attendance of sports fans. The Lava Cap won by a 19 to 4 score. After allowing the Lava Cap to garner three runs‘in the first half of if i the first, ‘‘Mails’’ White, Murchie pitcher, settled down to some real pitching. Entering the last of the four{h on the wrong end of a four to three scoré, Gunnelson — singled, stole a second and third and then made it a ringer by stealing home with the tying run. The Lava Cap took the lead again in the sixth with another run. For.some unknown reason ‘‘Mails’’ was pulled after the sixth inning with a score five to four against him. The disastrous seventh . opened with a new pitcher for the Murchie and ended with a total of ‘twelve runs for. the Lava Cap. A third pitcher was used by the Murchie in the eighth who allowed two more The Murchie 4. Hits, Lava Cap 22; Murchie 10. Milo Ungaro, star player of the Murchie team, was on the bench with an injured knee. The lineup of teams was as follows: . Murchie mine, Ch'ldvess Deurs, first base, Sowden third base, Coffman, If; Hart, ss; Was’ev. ef: Gunnelson; Garrie, c; ‘‘Mails” White, pitcher; Van Meter, ec. Lava Cap lineup: Thrasher. ss° Costa, 3rd b; Gibson, 2nd b; Ward. 2nd f; Youngman, lf; Biggs,:1b; Od “NS: gers, cf; Bilderback, ¢c; Kennedy pitcher. Local. merchants gave prizes for the following feats accomplished. frst single, first base stolen, first double, first triple, first fly caught first run. Among those winning the prizes were Gibson, C. Davis, Costa Sowden, Thresher. Firms of Nevada » $1. 00 in trade; pint liquor, Howard’ ! Penrose; quart liquor, Ernest Schrei, ber; $1.00 in trade Andrew Larsen, . merchandise order, Lace House; five . gallons gas, Davies Garage, greasing job, J. Shebley; Merchandise order, Grissel and Dolan. JACKSON ENGLEBRIGHT HERE FOR GRADUATION Jackson Englebright, who has spent the past several months in Washington, D. C., with his parents, Congressman and Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, returned to Nevada City Tuesday and will graduate with the Nevada City high school class of this year. Hismother will arrive in time for the exercises but as congress has not adjourned his father will not he! present. Jackson is staying with his . aunt, Mrs. J. J. ‘Jackson, ST 3; cond Boulder street. : , final score Lava Cap 19°13 City giving prizes were Bill Young, GPECIAL! CASCADE NOVELTY PACKETS NEW COLORS—NEW DESIGNS Each. Pack Contains 12 FOLDED LETTER SHEETS 12 FOLDED NOTE SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES : VERY SPECIAL AT 25c CANDY SPECIAL HAAS delicious fresh taffy kisses. Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Pineapple, Peppermint, Molasses. Large 4-ounce Bag 10c PHONE 100 Prescription Specialists THE REXALL DRUG STORE — i — Se ‘DO YOU WANT TO SELL? NATIONAL . HOTEL BUY? — —AND— = COFFEE SHOP . > Nevada City or County Calif inproved ox Unimp beved Nevada +. alifornia P ip eam We Specialize in \ SUNDAY DINNERS “7 W. H. DANIELS 60e TO 80¢ ‘ ; « "ee wth ts for henge oe 12 (Noon) to 8:30 p. m. Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just ' outside city limits. Subscribe for The Nugget seoietoetetuptentepeietentettetstetedoetdeteiedefieleebbdeieiielobbeletetelitetutetin % 3 pkgs: for Quality uality Merchandise! : <= Best Foo ds: Mayonnaise : or Relish Spread $. ee es 28c * Yi &)) . ae Aaa Geremee eres eee oe . e ee 45c : BEST FOODS FRENCH — : 8 ounce bottle a ee 7c CORN FLAKES: iy : Ca? OG + fe , AS +9) BANQUET TEA Orange Pekoe oe *s + SAK? ey Qs ye WESTLAKE CORN Bantam he ste she tt 4} White or Golden 2—No. 2 cans G e2 cs h2 ae Ye xt Let Europe Remember . CARDEN HOSE : oe ee ea fa = : Ps Complete with couplings—5-8 in. * ° : wv ‘Te ea b ry . ms Amid the sound and fury of Europe's war fever. !<t * Thru the Knot Hole All ‘Bubber 5hone there are enough men who remember what horrible wk oa x : a lim ding Activit i 7 brtchery, what futile, purposeless, profitless catastrophe wa" < AG impse of Building y : iB is, even for the victor. Vol. 1 * JUNE 4, 1937. No.-41. i ‘ How long they can keep the powder keg from exnlodinz = a ee é B depends, ultimately, upon the length and vividness of their . eet ous ae ss : B memory. Few realistic observers hold hopes, now, for anvGeek. We will ‘tell ¢ é thi than postponement. A year, two years, three you about one very . & ng more than postp ss eoeeat Pastide isin. Dearie sho : iC * . years. ge have travelled = $ seen et ccs It floats a One thing could prevent war, perhaps for a century 0 great’ deal realize : = _ 3 MEDIUM BARS # ye ° . é ; value of this comJ % ; two. But that thing itself is catastrophe, of a different sort. . ose fon : 6 GIANT BARS ALB. 2 02. "19¢ * b . : place and are glad ae y > * is chaos, and possibly revolution. : 1 Our experience in. ern homes when his. tg have such a fine + For Package Large Bars se Today there is not a solvent power in Europe. All the our own office and. prdgfam is complet-. iccality. to. make ‘ 8c 67 big nations are deeply in debt, and al! are spending at = Be et strotures ed; aie pacihaneut-.c + 10c¢ * ° ‘ I int ; F c ¢3 he drunken rate in a race for armaments. _If the topheavy inee ae nae is apouk dae cea pe poe s: : PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY : debtedness led into. the whirlpool of wholesale inflation. they confidence that the. insulating job? Pal-. struction. : NE would be well on the. way to financial collapse and genera! aon Patt Se * NEW WHITE POTATOES, 10 Ibs. 17c # disintegration. are conservative . the oldest living eas z we oe Wee 3c * 5 ‘ ia Their paint line wil!. thing, the redwood First Student:. “I Medium size—P 2c & 1 That would stop eee a its devastation would be va actually better the. tree, will solve — you're” getting 2 GREEN PEPPERS Per oo Oe ee ea ed % tua y as great as armed contiict. performance prom-. your insulating . better marks latex ne fa & 34m OF DOUG ie ee eS eeThe best Europe can hoze for, apparent'y. is delay in thised by them. -broblem ata very . ly. How’s that?” as CVs cine 10c * : ee = : : nominal! cost. hej Second Student: % = arrival of the inevitable clash. And chief among all the factors a cost will be return-. “My tian ee ; eer each 10c = holding off the explosion will be, ultimately, memory of the Se oo smaller fuel . so I a0 all the work . . + CHERRIES. Royal Ann or Black —2 lbs. for Zic = = tats HE ; = y : r * . O1lNS. myse me J : a first world beugees Bet oe ee * Order by Phone, Prompt. Free Delivery : * : = Ke own houses on the. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER 3 PHONES 160 AND 225 4 ite aa The studio that . satisfies. . iia a es COMPANY Bs Grocery Prices Effective From June 4 to June 11, 1937. % yh 7 Good photoes at reasonable . way. south “of Ne“THE FUEL SERVICE YARD" * # Grass Valli) ce 1 . . vada City. Mr. Brock , Ovenr J. Odegaard, Manager % * prices—-no guess WOK. 8. . . will have three modTho yes 464-499. Nevada Cit) ee * Drorcenaprer heur Kodak finishing — ser. a ‘ 5 aoe z MCG. MH caeerteseslertesertesteteateeatestetesteqeoteteoteteoseoeotectetesfateofeatesteate Se ieelojotrterfesferteriefeterteriess : ride Si S f June Bride Suggestions . VACATION TOGS uggestions or Graduates Imported Lace and Linen Tablecloths— CHILDREN’S SLACKS, MISSES’ SLACKS, LADIES’ SLACKS, Pair Munsing « or VanRaalte Hosiery. 98c Pair, up x $5.95, $8.50, $10.50, $13.50, $14.95 Each 49c to $1.95 coe peas or Chiffon F ° : ADIES’. MANNIS OADCLOTH SHIRTS, EACH unsing or Wan i Imported Linen and Cotton Applique Bridge Sets BADE MAANION et mts H SHIRTS, E g 19¢ 75 OR Sos Panties : 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.95, $2.95 and up ‘~ BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS, RAYON OR COTTON KNIT, EACH Princess Sli D S : an Imported Madeira Pillow Cases : 49c to 98c e88 QUPS OF ged gi helag Petticoats $1.50, $1.65, $1.95, $2.50 Pair LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SWIM SUITS ; $1. 00 and up : (Attactive Color Combinations) Earrin. s, Bracelets, Co ‘ ; : : gs, Bracelets, Costume Jewelry, Purses, Neckwear Silk Gowns . Pajamas . Princess. Slips BOYS’, BIB OVERALLS, SIZES 4 TO 12, PRICED AT, PAIR Ravon Palcsis BR La ; $1.95 each, up $1.95 pair, up . $1.00 each, up 59c — ayon or Lawn Nightgowns Bed S dlewick or Ra BOYS’ SWIM SUITS, ALL WOOL; SPECIALLY PRICED, EACH $1 25 to $3.95 Each reads—Candlewick or on : P y $1.00 Fitted Suitcases—7 5() Each and $3.95, $4.95 CHILDREN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY PLAY SUITS : Ne. and up Sizes up to 8 Years) CHILDREN’S ANKLE SOX, PAI EETS ( » PAIR PIQUOT SHEE! ner an 59c 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c a ge $1 65 a GIRLS’ SUN SUITS, (Sizes 7 te 12 Years) ~ CHILDREN’S RAYON VESTS, PANTIES, EACH ‘* ee ns Sd, aceee dip inci cpespe ain aaepuienccreh : ea 75c 35c and 49c M@THPROOF RT'S DRY Goops STORE A Home Store Owned and Ope ated by a Home Merchant Grass Valley HEMSTITCHING . + NEATLY DONE} 2° esa 2RAP jh ee oh a a es

NEVADA CITY NUGGET ane: Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 ‘A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. Editor and Publisher Pub!tished Semi-Weekly, Monday and Friday at Nevada City. California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, under Act of Corgress, March 3. p1kTo { RATES SUBSCRIPTION One year (In Advance) Slow Down, Or Else---! . Back in the old days when a corner was not a comer un_ Jess there was a saloon on it, the nation was warned that continued abuse of the drinking privilege would result in a law prohibiting any and all use of alcohol for internal purposes. And the nation only laughed derisively, and drowned the admonitory voices in a bedlam of banging beer mugs. What happaned after that is now history — the miserable failure of the “noble experiment”’, aribtrary and complete prohibition. ‘ Today there is a deadly parallel i in snothas type of threatening arbitrary legislation being whispered about here and there, having to do with automobiles. It is that unless we find some way back to. check — the alarming increase in traffic deaths, laws will be sought to compel manufacturers to build vehicles incapable of high speed. Imagine that! Autos which simply couldn’t go over 40, for example, or 50 at the most.. But surely, you say, that is ridiculous—it couldn't hap_pen. Well, those bewhiskered gentlemen of the old corner saloon era were just as certain that the idea of a law to prohibit drinking was utterly ridiculous. It looks as though we shall have to clamp oe ‘more heavily on speeders if we would keep another “‘noble experiment” in the way of legislation outlawing fast cars, from clamping down on us. TWELVE RUNS FOR LAVA CAP INSUNDAYSGAME The game between the Lava Cap! and Murchie miners played on Pioneer park baseball diamond Sunday , afternoon had a good attendance of sports fans. The Lava Cap won by a 19 to 4 score. After allowing the Lava Cap to garner three runs‘in the first half of if i the first, ‘‘Mails’’ White, Murchie pitcher, settled down to some real pitching. Entering the last of the four{h on the wrong end of a four to three scoré, Gunnelson — singled, stole a second and third and then made it a ringer by stealing home with the tying run. The Lava Cap took the lead again in the sixth with another run. For.some unknown reason ‘‘Mails’’ was pulled after the sixth inning with a score five to four against him. The disastrous seventh . opened with a new pitcher for the Murchie and ended with a total of ‘twelve runs for. the Lava Cap. A third pitcher was used by the Murchie in the eighth who allowed two more The Murchie 4. Hits, Lava Cap 22; Murchie 10. Milo Ungaro, star player of the Murchie team, was on the bench with an injured knee. The lineup of teams was as follows: . Murchie mine, Ch'ldvess Deurs, first base, Sowden third base, Coffman, If; Hart, ss; Was’ev. ef: Gunnelson; Garrie, c; ‘‘Mails” White, pitcher; Van Meter, ec. Lava Cap lineup: Thrasher. ss° Costa, 3rd b; Gibson, 2nd b; Ward. 2nd f; Youngman, lf; Biggs,:1b; Od “NS: gers, cf; Bilderback, ¢c; Kennedy pitcher. Local. merchants gave prizes for the following feats accomplished. frst single, first base stolen, first double, first triple, first fly caught first run. Among those winning the prizes were Gibson, C. Davis, Costa Sowden, Thresher. Firms of Nevada » $1. 00 in trade; pint liquor, Howard’ ! Penrose; quart liquor, Ernest Schrei, ber; $1.00 in trade Andrew Larsen, . merchandise order, Lace House; five . gallons gas, Davies Garage, greasing job, J. Shebley; Merchandise order, Grissel and Dolan. JACKSON ENGLEBRIGHT HERE FOR GRADUATION Jackson Englebright, who has spent the past several months in Washington, D. C., with his parents, Congressman and Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, returned to Nevada City Tuesday and will graduate with the Nevada City high school class of this year. Hismother will arrive in time for the exercises but as congress has not adjourned his father will not he! present. Jackson is staying with his . aunt, Mrs. J. J. ‘Jackson, ST 3; cond Boulder street. : , final score Lava Cap 19°13 City giving prizes were Bill Young, GPECIAL! CASCADE NOVELTY PACKETS NEW COLORS—NEW DESIGNS Each. Pack Contains 12 FOLDED LETTER SHEETS 12 FOLDED NOTE SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES : VERY SPECIAL AT 25c CANDY SPECIAL HAAS delicious fresh taffy kisses. Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Pineapple, Peppermint, Molasses. Large 4-ounce Bag 10c PHONE 100 Prescription Specialists THE REXALL DRUG STORE — i — Se ‘DO YOU WANT TO SELL? NATIONAL . HOTEL BUY? — —AND—

= COFFEE SHOP . > Nevada City or County Calif inproved ox Unimp beved Nevada +. alifornia P ip eam We Specialize in \ SUNDAY DINNERS “7 W. H. DANIELS 60e TO 80¢ ‘ ; « "ee wth ts for henge oe 12 (Noon) to 8:30 p. m. Address: Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, just ' outside city limits. Subscribe for The Nugget seoietoetetuptentepeietentettetstetedoetdeteiedefieleebbdeieiielobbeletetelitetutetin % 3 pkgs: for Quality uality Merchandise! : <= Best Foo ds: Mayonnaise : or Relish Spread $. ee es 28c * Yi &)) . ae Aaa Geremee eres eee oe . e ee 45c : BEST FOODS FRENCH — : 8 ounce bottle a ee 7c CORN FLAKES: iy : Ca? OG + fe , AS +9) BANQUET TEA Orange Pekoe oe *s + SAK? ey Qs ye WESTLAKE CORN Bantam he ste she tt 4} White or Golden 2—No. 2 cans G e2 cs h2 ae Ye xt Let Europe Remember . CARDEN HOSE : oe ee ea fa = : Ps Complete with couplings—5-8 in. * ° : wv ‘Te ea b ry . ms Amid the sound and fury of Europe's war fever. !<t * Thru the Knot Hole All ‘Bubber 5hone there are enough men who remember what horrible wk oa x : a lim ding Activit i 7 brtchery, what futile, purposeless, profitless catastrophe wa" < AG impse of Building y : iB is, even for the victor. Vol. 1 * JUNE 4, 1937. No.-41. i ‘ How long they can keep the powder keg from exnlodinz = a ee é B depends, ultimately, upon the length and vividness of their . eet ous ae ss : B memory. Few realistic observers hold hopes, now, for anvGeek. We will ‘tell ¢ é thi than postponement. A year, two years, three you about one very . & ng more than postp ss eoeeat Pastide isin. Dearie sho : iC * . years. ge have travelled = $ seen et ccs It floats a One thing could prevent war, perhaps for a century 0 great’ deal realize : = _ 3 MEDIUM BARS # ye ° . é ; value of this comJ % ; two. But that thing itself is catastrophe, of a different sort. . ose fon : 6 GIANT BARS ALB. 2 02. "19¢ * b . : place and are glad ae y > * is chaos, and possibly revolution. : 1 Our experience in. ern homes when his. tg have such a fine + For Package Large Bars se Today there is not a solvent power in Europe. All the our own office and. prdgfam is complet-. iccality. to. make ‘ 8c 67 big nations are deeply in debt, and al! are spending at = Be et strotures ed; aie pacihaneut-.c + 10c¢ * ° ‘ I int ; F c ¢3 he drunken rate in a race for armaments. _If the topheavy inee ae nae is apouk dae cea pe poe s: : PRICES FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY : debtedness led into. the whirlpool of wholesale inflation. they confidence that the. insulating job? Pal-. struction. : NE would be well on the. way to financial collapse and genera! aon Patt Se * NEW WHITE POTATOES, 10 Ibs.. 17c # disintegration. are conservative . the oldest living eas z we oe Wee 3c * 5 ‘ ia Their paint line wil!. thing, the redwood First Student:. “I Medium size—P 2c & 1 That would stop eee a its devastation would be va actually better the. tree, will solve — you're” getting 2 GREEN PEPPERS Per oo Oe ee ea ed % tua y as great as armed contiict. performance prom-. your insulating . better marks latex ne fa & 34m OF DOUG ie ee eS eeThe best Europe can hoze for, apparent'y. is delay in thised by them. -broblem ata very . ly. How’s that?” as CVs cine 10c * : ee = : : nominal! cost. hej Second Student: % = arrival of the inevitable clash. And chief among all the factors a cost will be return-. “My tian ee ; eer each 10c = holding off the explosion will be, ultimately, memory of the Se oo smaller fuel . so I a0 all the work . . + CHERRIES. Royal Ann or Black —2 lbs. for Zic = = tats HE ; = y : r * . O1lNS. myse me J : a first world beugees Bet oe ee * Order by Phone, Prompt. Free Delivery : * : = Ke own houses on the. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER 3 PHONES 160 AND 225 4 ite aa The studio that . satisfies. . iia a es COMPANY Bs Grocery Prices Effective From June 4 to June 11, 1937. % yh 7 Good photoes at reasonable . way. south “of Ne“THE FUEL SERVICE YARD" * # Grass Valli) ce 1 . . vada City. Mr. Brock , Ovenr J. Odegaard, Manager % * prices—-no guess WOK. 8. . . will have three modTho yes 464-499. Nevada Cit) ee * Drorcenaprer heur Kodak finishing — ser. a ‘ 5 aoe z MCG. MH caeerteseslertesertesteteateeatestetesteqeoteteoteteoseoeotectetesfateofeatesteate Se ieelojotrterfesferteriefeterteriess : ride Si S f June Bride Suggestions . VACATION TOGS uggestions or Graduates Imported Lace and Linen Tablecloths— CHILDREN’S SLACKS, MISSES’ SLACKS, LADIES’ SLACKS, Pair Munsing « or VanRaalte Hosiery.. 98c Pair, up x $5.95, $8.50, $10.50, $13.50, $14.95 Each 49c to $1.95 coe peas or Chiffon F ° : ADIES’. MANNIS OADCLOTH SHIRTS, EACH unsing or Wan i Imported Linen and Cotton Applique Bridge Sets BADE MAANION et mts H SHIRTS, E g 19¢ 75 OR Sos Panties : 75c, 98c, $1.25, $1.95, $2.95 and up ‘~ BOYS’ POLO SHIRTS, RAYON OR COTTON KNIT, EACH Princess Sli D S : an Imported Madeira Pillow Cases : 49c to 98c e88 QUPS OF ged gi helag Petticoats $1.50, $1.65, $1.95, $2.50 Pair LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN'S SWIM SUITS ; $1. 00 and up : (Attactive Color Combinations) Earrin. s, Bracelets, Co ‘ ; : : gs, Bracelets, Costume Jewelry, Purses, Neckwear Silk Gowns . Pajamas . Princess. Slips BOYS’, BIB OVERALLS, SIZES 4 TO 12, PRICED AT, PAIR Ravon Palcsis BR La ; $1.95 each, up $1.95 pair, up . $1.00 each, up 59c — ayon or Lawn Nightgowns Bed S dlewick or Ra BOYS’ SWIM SUITS, ALL WOOL; SPECIALLY PRICED, EACH $1 25 to $3.95 Each reads—Candlewick or on : P y $1.00 Fitted Suitcases—7 5() Each and $3.95, $4.95 CHILDREN'S BLUE CHAMBRAY PLAY SUITS : Ne. and up Sizes up to 8 Years) CHILDREN’S ANKLE SOX, PAI EETS ( » PAIR PIQUOT SHEE! ner an 59c 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c a ge $1 65 a GIRLS’ SUN SUITS, (Sizes 7 te 12 Years) ~ CHILDREN’S RAYON VESTS, PANTIES, EACH ‘* ee ns Sd, aceee dip inci cpespe ain aaepuienccreh : ea 75c 35c and 49c M@THPROOF RT'S DRY Goops STORE A Home Store Owned and Ope ated by a Home Merchant Grass Valley HEMSTITCHING . + NEATLY DONE} 2° esa 2RAP jh ee oh a a es