May 10, 1935 (16 pages)

_PAGE TEN THE NEVADA CH; UGGE _FRIDAY, MAY 10, 222. HARBOR CONTROL -BYS. F-HITS SNAG -~OpposiThe hearing was scheduled yes-. terday. but was postponed when to, legislature adjourned shortly due.to the presence of a bed in the city and the legislative . hled last night in the SacramenMemorial Auditorium. Similar legislation, introduced by) the members of the San Francisco delegation is before the assembly. ‘noon, cus ball. SACRAMENTO, May 9.tion to the scheme to wrest control of the San Francisco Harbor from the state was lined up for a hearing today before the senate municipal corporation committee. Representatives of the California Always Defeated Efforts to take control of the harbor from the state and place it} : in the hands of the city have been} ange and of the rural sec-, 1!” : nets Tk are fighting the made in the legislature for several on embodied in a bill by Senator sessions, but always have been deWalter McGovern of San Francisco feated. to transfer control of the port of 2 representatives the city. ally from the rural p ‘ Mol.) Terns $6 Down und $6 a month @ Get Faster Freezing at Lower Operating Cost In actual tests produced ice in 120-degree room temperature with low running time! This 1935 Deluxe Ward Electric Refrigerator has 6.35 cu. ft. net capacity, 13.65 sa. ft. total shelf area, 20 late features! Makes 84 large cubes! Come in! 6 of Its 20 Late Features @ Classified food storage— @Cooling unit has— The opposition has come princip-! support . system closely . er to a buyer, . ployee, 44 organizations “CHAIN STORES AID FARMERS T0 ~ BAN BROKERAGE (By RALPH H. TAYLOR) -aving the way for action to protect California farmers from the. forced payment of extralegal and unjustified brokerage fees, the Progressive Merchants Associaof California representing food stores throughout’ the has agreed to give vigorous to legislation. prohibiting the payment of brokerage by a sellto a buyer. The new legislation, outlawing sharp trade practiées which have cost farmers many thousands of dolwill be sponsored by state wide tion. chain state er lars, farm organizations, ing of the chain store group. The action of the chain store group . record . themselves on buyer-owned brokerage followed adoption of by the California, representing farm cooperatives, in placing against the a resolution Council of the major condemning the policy of certain whole-sale, retail and chain food distributors of operating brokerage offices to secure brokerage fees which, feet, constituted extra . sions. The proposed legislation, now being drafted, will prohibit the paying of brokerage, rebates, etc., by a sellthe buyer's agent, emor subsidiary, directly or directly. In effect, the legislation will eliminate unfair price concessions to one class of buyer as opposed to another and will go far toward stabilizing markets. In justice to the chain stores, it should be stated that only one or two of the multiple-unit have been guilty ot employing the buyer-owned brokerage system. And the decision of the legislative with the back. Agricultural in ef-. price conces. { inothers to Sack the Baie drive against the practice should be of materia! assistance securing enactment of the remedial legislation. The Agricultural Council, incidentally, : record at its regular in went on legislative meeting as being opposed to all extortionate and discriminatory chain store tax bills, designed to use taxing of the state to the great chain organizations j out of business. . the power force . it is the position of the farm cooperatives that any bad trade practices Which may have sprung up, incident to the mushroom growth of the chains, should be eliminated by agreement and _ = corrective tion. i And the Council, mindful fact that the distributing systems of the chain stores vital factor in the marketing of California produce, has consistently opposed, of the ereat are a lative sessions, any attempt to . vent abuses by complete elimination pre= legisla. both during this and previous legisg , of the stores themselves. As a matter of fact, the frequent charge that chain stores take money . out of the state and the community, is entirely unfounded insofar as California is concerned. nia, according to a recent report of the Federal Trade Commission, pu . Butterfield, superintendent. A great chases of farm products by chain food stores last year exceeded their sales of foodstuffs to California consumers ‘by more than $90,000,900, due to the fact that purchases were made here for theif stores throughout the nation. — . Both the farmer and the _ storeman will be the path to better days if a policy of fair dealing is ‘maintained in the future, on ‘ efforts. “Now can anyone ‘tell me ! stoic is?’ asked the teacher , fourth grade, “Very well, : “A stoic,”’ said little aia” boid what brings de babies.’ what a “is a In Califor. and to this . ‘end all groups must devote their best . of the . Abraham.”’ ‘SAN JUAN MINE HAS RESUMED OPERATION The San Juak or Boss Mine, near Sweetland reopened last Tuesday with a crew of six men under Ray deal of money has been spent in developing and prospecting. The diuwmond drill was used for a time to determine orebodies, in recente months. It is understood the Brad/ ley interests, who own the property . may put ina mill in the near future. ‘ORIENTAL MINE Some development work is being done at the Oriental mine near Af. leghany one of the properties that j has a fine past’ production record. . William Hooten is superintendent. Mrs. Wood Worth of this city, last week purchased a new Pontiac coup? from the Grass Valley Electric Co ro the New 1935 Plymouth st ) 128 Main Strect 3 handy drawers @ Rearrangement tray @ Twin cylinder unit chrome-plated enclosure @ Handy dairy drawer @ Vegetable freshener MAY 11 POWER CHARLES Ie, LEIT RR, Distributor SALES AN®D SERVICE Nevada’ City UN DISPLAY AT 1 tH ALLEGHANY AUTO SHOW ON PERFORMANCE g wet City Garage Phone 133 Free installation and standard one year guarantee DODGE VEGETABLE SALAD EXPERIENCE has proved that an electric refrigerator will save its user considerably more than its original cost in a short period of time. LUXUS PEAS a Quantity markeiing,. elimination of food spoilage, ufilization of left-overs and other economies made possible by this wonderful electrical servant will save many dollars each month. JELLO. 3 packages. RINSO ‘Package TRUPAK PINEAPPLE. JUICE The electric refrigerator is a need that pays for itself. No family can really afford to be without one. It safeguards the family’s health. It keeps food fresh, Baie goanr and appetizing. It makes possible the preparation of delicious frozen deseeris or chilled more economically. It provides an abunof ice cubes for tinkling refreshing drinks during the hot summer days. ee Remember, it cosis you nothing. Bt pays for iteelf. . Why wait for this essential purchase? See your dealer now. . my ~ IXL TAMALES MACARONI TYLER COFFEE _ TRUPAK SAUER KRAUT J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery % =

_PAGE TEN THE NEVADA CH; UGGE _FRIDAY, MAY 10, 222. HARBOR CONTROL -BYS. F-HITS SNAG -~OpposiThe hearing was scheduled yes-. terday. but was postponed when to, legislature adjourned shortly due.to the presence of a bed in the city and the legislative . hled last night in the SacramenMemorial Auditorium. Similar legislation, introduced by) the members of the San Francisco delegation is before the assembly. ‘noon, cus ball. SACRAMENTO, May 9.tion to the scheme to wrest control of the San Francisco Harbor from the state was lined up for a hearing today before the senate municipal corporation committee. Representatives of the California Always Defeated Efforts to take control of the harbor from the state and place it} : in the hands of the city have been} ange and of the rural sec-, 1!” : nets Tk are fighting the made in the legislature for several on embodied in a bill by Senator sessions, but always have been deWalter McGovern of San Francisco feated. to transfer control of the port of 2 representatives the city. ally from the rural p ‘ Mol.) Terns $6 Down und $6 a month @ Get Faster Freezing at Lower Operating Cost In actual tests produced ice in 120-degree room temperature with low running time! This 1935 Deluxe Ward Electric Refrigerator has 6.35 cu. ft. net capacity, 13.65 sa. ft. total shelf area, 20 late features! Makes 84 large cubes! Come in! 6 of Its 20 Late Features @ Classified food storage— @Cooling unit has— The opposition has come princip-! support . system closely . er to a buyer, . ployee, 44 organizations “CHAIN STORES AID FARMERS T0 ~ BAN BROKERAGE (By RALPH H. TAYLOR) -aving the way for action to protect California farmers from the. forced payment of extralegal and unjustified brokerage fees, the Progressive Merchants Associaof California representing food stores throughout’ the has agreed to give vigorous to legislation. prohibiting the payment of brokerage by a sellto a buyer. The new legislation, outlawing sharp trade practiées which have cost farmers many thousands of dolwill be sponsored by state wide tion. chain state er lars, farm organizations, ing of the chain store group. The action of the chain store group . record . themselves on buyer-owned brokerage followed adoption of by the California, representing farm cooperatives, in placing against the a resolution Council of the major condemning the policy of certain whole-sale, retail and chain food distributors of operating brokerage offices to secure brokerage fees which, feet, constituted extra . sions. The proposed legislation, now being drafted, will prohibit the paying of brokerage, rebates, etc., by a sellthe buyer's agent, emor subsidiary, directly or directly. In effect, the legislation will eliminate unfair price concessions to one class of buyer as opposed to another and will go far toward stabilizing markets. In justice to the chain stores, it should be stated that only one or two of the multiple-unit have been guilty ot employing the buyer-owned brokerage system. And the decision of the legislative with the back. Agricultural in ef-. price conces. { inothers to Sack the Baie drive against the practice should be of materia! assistance securing enactment of the remedial legislation. The Agricultural Council, incidentally, : record at its regular in went on legislative meeting as being opposed to all extortionate and discriminatory chain store tax bills, designed to use taxing of the state to the great chain organizations j out of business. . the power force . it is the position of the farm cooperatives that any bad trade practices Which may have sprung up, incident to the mushroom growth of

the chains, should be eliminated by agreement and _ = corrective tion. i And the Council, mindful fact that the distributing systems of the chain stores vital factor in the marketing of California produce, has consistently opposed, of the ereat are a lative sessions, any attempt to . vent abuses by complete elimination pre= legisla. both during this and previous legisg , of the stores themselves. As a matter of fact, the frequent charge that chain stores take money . out of the state and the community, is entirely unfounded insofar as California is concerned. nia, according to a recent report of the Federal Trade Commission, pu . Butterfield, superintendent. A great chases of farm products by chain food stores last year exceeded their sales of foodstuffs to California consumers ‘by more than $90,000,900, due to the fact that purchases were made here for theif stores throughout the nation. — . Both the farmer and the _ storeman will be the path to better days if a policy of fair dealing is ‘maintained in the future, on ‘ efforts. “Now can anyone ‘tell me ! stoic is?’ asked the teacher , fourth grade, “Very well, : “A stoic,”’ said little aia” boid what brings de babies.’ what a “is a In Califor. and to this . ‘end all groups must devote their best . of the . Abraham.”’ ‘SAN JUAN MINE HAS RESUMED OPERATION The San Juak or Boss Mine, near Sweetland reopened last Tuesday with a crew of six men under Ray deal of money has been spent in developing and prospecting. The diuwmond drill was used for a time to determine orebodies, in recente months. It is understood the Brad/ ley interests, who own the property . may put ina mill in the near future. ‘ORIENTAL MINE Some development work is being done at the Oriental mine near Af. leghany one of the properties that j has a fine past’ production record. . William Hooten is superintendent. Mrs. Wood Worth of this city, last week purchased a new Pontiac coup? from the Grass Valley Electric Co ro the New 1935 Plymouth st ) 128 Main Strect 3 handy drawers @ Rearrangement tray @ Twin cylinder unit chrome-plated enclosure @ Handy dairy drawer @ Vegetable freshener MAY 11 POWER CHARLES Ie, LEIT RR, Distributor SALES AN®D SERVICE Nevada’ City UN DISPLAY AT 1 tH ALLEGHANY AUTO SHOW ON PERFORMANCE g wet City Garage Phone 133 Free installation and standard one year guarantee DODGE VEGETABLE SALAD EXPERIENCE has proved that an electric refrigerator will save its user considerably more than its original cost in a short period of time. LUXUS PEAS a Quantity markeiing,. elimination of food spoilage, ufilization of left-overs and other economies made possible by this wonderful electrical servant will save many dollars each month. JELLO. 3 packages. RINSO ‘Package TRUPAK PINEAPPLE. JUICE The electric refrigerator is a need that pays for itself. No family can really afford to be without one. It safeguards the family’s health. It keeps food fresh, Baie goanr and appetizing. It makes possible the preparation of delicious frozen deseeris or chilled more economically. It provides an abunof ice cubes for tinkling refreshing drinks during the hot summer days. ee Remember, it cosis you nothing. Bt pays for iteelf. . Why wait for this essential purchase? See your dealer now. . my ~ IXL TAMALES MACARONI TYLER COFFEE _ TRUPAK SAUER KRAUT J. J. Jackson Phone 1 Free Delivery % =