March 27, 1939 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1939 ie mnee Revereyes: as defined by statute. Printed and. Published at Nevada City. uf ee. Ee eae = Editor and Publisher Published 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 conayem March 3, —0 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES -One year (In Advance) -82.50 What’s In A Name? WITH YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN “SCOOP” THURMAN: AT THE STATE CAPITOL “Your representative in the har house is on record opposed to--Assembly Bill 814 which would allow cise a peremptory Ee judges. ~ A Senate. bill on the same subject Buried in European news dispatches comes a sentence: vakia, has been rechristened Hermann Goering Platz, Adolph Hitler's No. 2 Nazi.” age of Wilson’s dream of eternal peace . through. self-detered to found. But no power can expunge Woodrow Wilson from the memory of the Czech people. Names may be erased; the ideals they represent are indelible. Some day, Hitler will know that.—Contributed. Ene . Picketing The Taxpayers “Woodrow Wilson Square at Olmuetz, former pees or Twenty years ago the name of Wilson was a household word of hope in every European home. In America, he earned the respect of those who disapproved his League of Nations proposal, as well as’ of those who endorsed it, by fighting for his ideals to the point of the collapse that led to his invalidism and death. And now the wreckminism of peoples for which he gave his life, is symbolized by the crossing out of his name in a city of a Democraey he help(bly bill which was recommended by the judiciary codes committee. G. Thurman _ Such legislation as is proposed was enacted at the 1937. session only'to A. be declared unconstitutional. The bill is unfair, especially to the smaller counties of the state which have only one regular judge, The challenge, if exercised indiscriminately, would materially increase litigation costs. . This proposal is made to remedy a condition where, it is claimed; certain judges are biased and prejudiced. Both such conditions: prevail in not more than two or three counties in the entire state and this bill would upon every county of the state. By implication it inpugns the integrity of the en'tire judiciary. AcSpotlighted by flashes of startling evidence, there's a black cloud of rumor spreading over the state to the effect that radicals are taking advantage of the California relief situation to force SRA and WPA workers to join red-dominated labor groups. ‘At Long Beach, 40 union men struck on a WPA building project because the subcontractor had refused to sign a contract requiring his men to take out union cards—despite the fact that the two non-union men over whom the dispute arose, an ornamental iron worker and helper, were receiving the regular WPA scale of $1.25 and 75 cents an hour, respectively. clares that “the communistic Workers’ Alliance, CIO and other radical organizations have taken almost complete. control of the SRA, WPA and other relief agencies and are now waxing fat at the public trough at taxpayers’ expense!’ And in Sacramento, where he is spokesman in a fight to prevent imposition of increases in the state tax load, which has contributed to heavy casualties of mortgage-ruin farm and small-home owners, William A. Pixley of the Property Owners Association of California warns: ‘‘Attempts of radical labor czars to line their pockets with dues from relief funds voted to feed and shelter unfortunates, and to organize them into a self-perpetuated army employing the strike as a weapon to dictate relief wages and working conditions, are simply preliminaries toward placing a relief-work picket on the porch of every California home! $1.25 an hour strike over a union membership dispute, it time to give the whole program a going over—with the weélfare of the taxpayer in mind, instead of the demands of red organizers.’ if , It is high time, too, as discouraged business men and other tax victims have long urged, to call a general halt’to rising taxation, for relief or anything else, and to cut the bills by eliminating racketeering, graft, chiseling, bureaucracy, ex_ travagance and waste—all along the entire fr. vont of govern_ mental spending.—Contributed. : Mutt! it io Mill Street Nevada County Photo Center PHONE 67 Portraits, mercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, Dnoroceasie. er Enjarging and Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies ovie Cameras and Films Td hon Poces eres ADA CITY CLUB VEVADA CITY ' 115. Broad Street On conditions in Tulare County the Tulare ‘“Times’’ deWhen WPA workers receiving / 4 PIANO FOR SALE—Good used upcording to its provisions, a party may wait until the case is called for trial. without giving any notice that he intends 'to challenge the judge. Then, at the last minute, he can ob‘tain a postponement of the trial and oust the judge from ‘jurisdiction by merely filing his affidavit that he believes he cannot have a fair trial. He need not state any facts whatsoever. The bill will entail expensive delays, and postponements in the trials of both civil and criminal cases. In so far as it aiffects criminal cases it will impose great financial burdens on the counties by reason of the fact that witnesses who are subpoenaed for the date set for trial will have to be excused to another date and their witnesses fees will have to be paid. The law now gives sufficient protection by providing for the dis+ qualification of judges when it can be shown that the judge is biased and .prejudiced. The bill, I believe, is unwise and unnecessary. A FEW SIDELIGHTS Dr. Dewey Anderson, Democratic relief administrator, was formerly a member of the state assembly and Lots of Easter Candies at Colley’s Confectionery. INFORMATION is desired concerning the next of kin of WILLIAM JENNINGS GEORGE, deceased, ‘born in Nevada City, California, Son ot William Jefferson George and Wife, Charlotte Jacobs. Address communications to The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, 15th & Chestnut Streets, Phila, Pa., Administrator. 3-13-20-27 right piano in the vicinity of Nevada City. $39.00. Some terms, Cline Piano Company, 1021 J. St., Sacramento, Cal. 3-17-3te ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS : GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANO, for sale cheap. Terms. For particulars write at once to Box X, care this paper. NOW IS THE TIME : spruce up. Get your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of g and Summer Suits is here. Select yours now. met FOR RENT-—Heated sleeping rooms private home. One block ‘from Nugget office. Call phone 357. 3-102te GRASS VALLEY at's 875 WANTED—Chairs to cane. Prices, reasonable. First class work. Bring . your chairs to G6. J. Fair at Patrick’s Court on N. Church St. Grass Valley, House No. 9. 3-36tp FOR RENT—Modern, unfurnished, . 4-room end bath apartment. Centrally located, one block. from Nugget office. Phone 95. 2-20tfo REAL ESTATE attorneys to exerchallenge against already has gone down to defeat and the writer is . marshalling opposition to the assem. impose this unwise statute! as such was a Republican. Democratic Lieutenant Governor ‘Ellis Patterson who also was a former assemblyman ,likewise was a Republican, who turned Democrat, Your assemblyman recently received his automobile license plates which are numbered A6. Such a low number has created considerable interest and many persons have asked us regarding just how we were able to secure such a low numbered plate. It might interest our readers legislators receive their licens< xes. The license plates for assemplymen bear a green A, which stands for the assemblyman, and the number on their ‘plate represents ‘their district, hence our. plate is A6, representing the Sixth Assembly District. The state senators receive license’ plates with red S and likewise the number of their district. For example, State Senator Seawell’s. license “plates are numbered S7. The mines and mining committee of the lower house organized last week and the writer was elected secretary of the committee. At present there are but three bills before this committee, If anyone thinks the life of a legislator is an easy one, and that your to play, ‘here is just an example of a day in the life of your representative: 8:20 a. m. attended committee meeting; 10 a. m. read and answered correspondence; 12, noon, time out for lunch; 2 p. m, assembly in session; 7:15 p. m. assembly adjournfor day; 7:30 p.m. time out for dinner; 9 p: m. fish and game committee in session; 12:30 a m. committee adjourned after three and one half hours of discussion and debate ‘on two bills. Leave your orders for decorated Cream Eggs with names at Colley’s Confectionery. fea Grazing snes eland Smith with assistants will leave Wednesday for the Yipba Pass and Gold Lake sections to start a snow survey. About the first of the month the group will go into the French Meadows to continue snow surveying. to know the manner in which the: representatives devote a lot of time . ” Randall, esteemed Leading Knight; CLIFF Oscar Odegaard, esteemed Loyal ‘Knight; Myers Mobley, ‘esteemed Lecturing Knight; John J. Fortier, WILL HEAD ELKS Secretary; Horace A. Curnow, Treasurer; John W. O'Neill, Trustee; Cliff B. Merriam was elected Ex-. George E, Walling, Tyler. alted Ruler of Elks at the regular These officers will be installed on meeting of the lodge held last Friday evening. The following officers were elected April 7 by Ray Sparnon, acting Dis-. at the same time: Frank G. Finnegtrict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler. Cliff Merriam was elected as dele‘an, Past Exalted Ruler; Harrison gate to the Grand Lodge convention in St. Louis, Missouri in July. *As compared with other foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY Nevada: City Distributors San Francisco ACME BREWERIES Los Angeles THEY ARE HERE! ® Now for the first time ~ can fore .and prolong Here, at last, is an entirely new refri my for in the rich beauty of og See the new MRAT-TEND SUPER-MOIST shpat ag sha pee long WORLDS FIRST COLD.WALL REFRIGERATOR Built on An Entirely New Principle . . . Saves Food’s Vital Juices from Drying Out! highly perishable foo: days longer fra ever betheir , vith nutritional values — thelr pack fresh flavor! See Proof—in 5 Minutes saves rhe just your food, but the VITAL VALUES you. Convince yourselfin 5 pect re See new cabinet desi or ideal of beac And many ! You'll nen Shes Cold wal Pipaae ies at mot ¢ hed ng Aaa a ERATED DIRECTLY aii tek bas the Meter-Miser! Cy =. FRIGER eet esegn gad GUTS CURRENT COST TO THE Se ee k's Ae eS cole. eye rae Ra aaeenton, Meachanien ee. @ Tie prceides alt 9 tials for keeping foods vitally fresh Re ran ate Be aye ihnmecaec WS Meo $505 1008 taste ‘i No Malecoee stat: na Now A New Low Price. SUPER VALUE 6 cu. tt. air ss or COME IN AND SEE HOW IT WORKS = Saper. "DEW: ’ ness — their Seacine FRESH SEAL”~A SOLID toes len GLASS PARTITION-— DIVIDES THE CABINET ¢ that . cold here. INTO 2 GOMPARTas usual. MENTS. and Sask ments. New 2. THE LOWER COM. PARTMENT IS REFRIGemazed at

NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1939 ie mnee Revereyes: as defined by statute. Printed and. Published at Nevada City. uf ee. Ee eae = Editor and Publisher Published 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 conayem March 3, —0 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES -One year (In Advance) -82.50 What’s In A Name? WITH YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN “SCOOP” THURMAN: AT THE STATE CAPITOL “Your representative in the har house is on record opposed to--Assembly Bill 814 which would allow cise a peremptory Ee judges. ~ A Senate. bill on the same subject Buried in European news dispatches comes a sentence: vakia, has been rechristened Hermann Goering Platz, Adolph Hitler's No. 2 Nazi.” age of Wilson’s dream of eternal peace . through. self-detered to found. But no power can expunge Woodrow Wilson from the memory of the Czech people. Names may be erased; the ideals they represent are indelible. Some day, Hitler will know that.—Contributed. Ene . Picketing The Taxpayers “Woodrow Wilson Square at Olmuetz, former pees or Twenty years ago the name of Wilson was a household word of hope in every European home. In America, he earned the respect of those who disapproved his League of Nations proposal, as well as’ of those who endorsed it, by fighting for his ideals to the point of the collapse that led to his invalidism and death. And now the wreckminism of peoples for which he gave his life, is symbolized by the crossing out of his name in a city of a Democraey he help(bly bill which was recommended by the judiciary codes committee. G. Thurman _ Such legislation as is proposed was enacted at the 1937. session only'to A. be declared unconstitutional. The bill is unfair, especially to the smaller counties of the state which have only one regular judge, The challenge, if exercised indiscriminately, would materially increase litigation costs. . This proposal is made to remedy a condition where, it is claimed; certain judges are biased and prejudiced. Both such conditions: prevail in not more than two or three counties in the entire state and this bill would upon every county of the state. By implication it inpugns the integrity of the en'tire judiciary. AcSpotlighted by flashes of startling evidence, there's a black cloud of rumor spreading over the state to the effect that radicals are taking advantage of the California relief situation to force SRA and WPA workers to join red-dominated labor groups. ‘At Long Beach, 40 union men struck on a WPA building project because the subcontractor had refused to sign a contract requiring his men to take out union cards—despite the fact that the two non-union men over whom the dispute arose, an ornamental iron worker and helper, were receiving the regular WPA scale of $1.25 and 75 cents an hour, respectively. clares that “the communistic Workers’ Alliance, CIO and other radical organizations have taken almost complete. control of the SRA, WPA and other relief agencies and are now waxing fat at the public trough at taxpayers’ expense!’ And in Sacramento, where he is spokesman in a fight to prevent imposition of increases in the state tax load, which has contributed to heavy casualties of mortgage-ruin farm and small-home owners, William A. Pixley of the Property Owners Association of California warns: ‘‘Attempts of radical labor czars to line their pockets with dues from relief funds voted to feed and shelter unfortunates, and to organize them into a self-perpetuated army employing the strike as a weapon to dictate relief wages and working conditions, are simply preliminaries toward placing a relief-work picket on the porch of every California home! $1.25 an hour strike over a union membership dispute, it time to give the whole program a going over—with the weélfare of the taxpayer in mind, instead of the demands of red organizers.’ if , It is high time, too, as discouraged business men and other tax victims have long urged, to call a general halt’to rising taxation, for relief or anything else, and to cut the bills by eliminating racketeering, graft, chiseling, bureaucracy, ex_ travagance and waste—all along the entire fr. vont of govern_ mental spending.—Contributed. : Mutt! it io Mill Street Nevada County Photo Center PHONE 67 Portraits, mercial Photography, 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, Dnoroceasie. er Enjarging and Framing, Kodaks and Photo Supplies ovie Cameras and Films Td hon Poces eres ADA CITY CLUB VEVADA CITY ' 115. Broad Street On conditions in Tulare County the Tulare ‘“Times’’ deWhen WPA workers receiving / 4 PIANO FOR SALE—Good used upcording to its provisions, a party may wait until the case is called for trial. without giving any notice that he intends 'to challenge the judge. Then, at the last minute, he can ob‘tain a postponement of the trial and oust the judge from ‘jurisdiction by merely filing his affidavit that he believes he cannot have a fair trial. He need not state any facts whatsoever. The bill will entail expensive delays, and postponements in the trials of both civil and criminal cases. In so far as it aiffects criminal cases it will impose great financial burdens on the counties by reason of the fact that witnesses who are subpoenaed for the date set for trial will have to be excused to another date and their witnesses fees will have to be paid. The law now gives sufficient protection by providing for the dis+ qualification of judges when it can be shown that the judge is biased and .prejudiced. The bill, I believe, is unwise and unnecessary. A FEW SIDELIGHTS Dr. Dewey Anderson, Democratic relief administrator, was formerly a member of the state assembly and Lots of Easter Candies at Colley’s Confectionery. INFORMATION is desired concerning the next of kin of WILLIAM JENNINGS GEORGE, deceased, ‘born in Nevada City, California, Son ot William Jefferson George and Wife, Charlotte Jacobs. Address

communications to The Pennsylvania Company for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, 15th & Chestnut Streets, Phila, Pa., Administrator. 3-13-20-27 right piano in the vicinity of Nevada City. $39.00. Some terms, Cline Piano Company, 1021 J. St., Sacramento, Cal. 3-17-3te ED BURTNER OF THE GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS : GOOD USED UPRIGHT PIANO, for sale cheap. Terms. For particulars write at once to Box X, care this paper. NOW IS THE TIME : spruce up. Get your Spring Suits cleaned now. Our sample line of g and Summer Suits is here. Select yours now. met FOR RENT-—Heated sleeping rooms private home. One block ‘from Nugget office. Call phone 357. 3-102te GRASS VALLEY at's 875 WANTED—Chairs to cane. Prices, reasonable. First class work. Bring . your chairs to G6. J. Fair at Patrick’s Court on N. Church St. Grass Valley, House No. 9. 3-36tp FOR RENT—Modern, unfurnished, . 4-room end bath apartment. Centrally located, one block. from Nugget office. Phone 95. 2-20tfo REAL ESTATE attorneys to exerchallenge against already has gone down to defeat and the writer is . marshalling opposition to the assem. impose this unwise statute! as such was a Republican. Democratic Lieutenant Governor ‘Ellis Patterson who also was a former assemblyman ,likewise was a Republican, who turned Democrat, Your assemblyman recently received his automobile license plates which are numbered A6. Such a low number has created considerable interest and many persons have asked us regarding just how we were able to secure such a low numbered plate. It might interest our readers legislators receive their licens< xes. The license plates for assemplymen bear a green A, which stands for the assemblyman, and the number on their ‘plate represents ‘their district, hence our. plate is A6, representing the Sixth Assembly District. The state senators receive license’ plates with red S and likewise the number of their district. For example, State Senator Seawell’s. license “plates are numbered S7. The mines and mining committee of the lower house organized last week and the writer was elected secretary of the committee. At present there are but three bills before this committee, If anyone thinks the life of a legislator is an easy one, and that your to play, ‘here is just an example of a day in the life of your representative: 8:20 a. m. attended committee meeting; 10 a. m. read and answered correspondence; 12, noon, time out for lunch; 2 p. m, assembly in session; 7:15 p. m. assembly adjournfor day; 7:30 p.m. time out for dinner; 9 p: m. fish and game committee in session; 12:30 a m. committee adjourned after three and one half hours of discussion and debate ‘on two bills. Leave your orders for decorated Cream Eggs with names at Colley’s Confectionery. fea Grazing snes eland Smith with assistants will leave Wednesday for the Yipba Pass and Gold Lake sections to start a snow survey. About the first of the month the group will go into the French Meadows to continue snow surveying. to know the manner in which the: representatives devote a lot of time . ” Randall, esteemed Leading Knight; CLIFF Oscar Odegaard, esteemed Loyal ‘Knight; Myers Mobley, ‘esteemed Lecturing Knight; John J. Fortier, WILL HEAD ELKS Secretary; Horace A. Curnow, Treasurer; John W. O'Neill, Trustee; Cliff B. Merriam was elected Ex-. George E, Walling, Tyler. alted Ruler of Elks at the regular These officers will be installed on meeting of the lodge held last Friday evening. The following officers were elected April 7 by Ray Sparnon, acting Dis-. at the same time: Frank G. Finnegtrict Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler. Cliff Merriam was elected as dele‘an, Past Exalted Ruler; Harrison gate to the Grand Lodge convention in St. Louis, Missouri in July. *As compared with other foods in diet, Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY Nevada: City Distributors San Francisco ACME BREWERIES Los Angeles THEY ARE HERE! ® Now for the first time ~ can fore ..and prolong Here, at last, is an entirely new refri my for in the rich beauty of og See the new MRAT-TEND SUPER-MOIST shpat ag sha pee long WORLDS FIRST COLD.WALL REFRIGERATOR Built on An Entirely New Principle . . . Saves Food’s Vital Juices from Drying Out! highly perishable foo: days longer fra ever betheir , vith nutritional values — thelr pack fresh flavor! See Proof—in 5 Minutes saves rhe just your food, but the VITAL VALUES you. Convince yourselfin 5 pect re See new cabinet desi or ideal of beac And many ! You'll nen Shes Cold wal Pipaae ies at mot ¢ hed ng Aaa a ERATED DIRECTLY aii tek bas the Meter-Miser! Cy =. FRIGER eet esegn gad GUTS CURRENT COST TO THE Se ee k's Ae eS cole. eye rae Ra aaeenton, Meachanien ee.. @ Tie prceides alt 9 tials for keeping foods vitally fresh Re ran ate Be aye ihnmecaec WS Meo $505 1008 taste ‘i No Malecoee stat: na Now A New Low Price. SUPER VALUE 6 cu. tt. air ss or COME IN AND SEE HOW IT WORKS = Saper. "DEW: ’ ness — their Seacine FRESH SEAL”~A SOLID toes len GLASS PARTITION-— DIVIDES THE CABINET ¢ that . cold here.. INTO 2 GOMPARTas usual. MENTS. and Sask ments. New 2. THE LOWER COM. PARTMENT IS REFRIGemazed at