May 10, 1935 (16 pages)

a FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET WARM POOL FOR SICK CHILDREN AT U. C. HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-—The University of California has its own “Warm Springs’’ pool for the treatiment of infantile paralysis and other fliseases. Thé pool is in constant. use, for_its value is well recognized and the number of patients needing such, treatment under careful direction is very great. The pool is an indoors . affair: ‘brightly lighted by the sun and attractively set in the new division of the University Hospital in San Francisco. The water used is not naturally warm. It comes into San. Francisco from the snow-blanketed Hetch Hetchy. It is chemically treated to imsure its containing freshness and PET SHOW COMES TOMORROW P. M. The dkammar school pupils are all raring to go! The pet show is set for Saturday, tomorrow, at 2 ps ™m. Their pets are )eing pampered and polished for éxhibit. The committee has issued the following rules so that all will be orderly and according to schedule. All dogs must be on leash. Cats and other animals are to be in cages, Substitutes must be present to care for animals of children taking part in the program, Ps All cages must have the name of pet and owner's “name printed on it. The exhibits must be at the school not later than two o'clock, tomorrow. ° The eighth grade pupils have planned two very clever side shows. purity and it is heated to a conSstantly maintained temperature of $6 degrees. An unceasing inflow and outflow are provided, inSuring con. . tinuqus change of water with ade-: guate filtration. The dimensions of the pool are small, as compared to the average : swimming pool, the deepest portion . and’ the shallowest Qortion being 4% feet and 3% feet, respectively, at “bieh “tide” Like the Warm Springs pool, it has proved its usefulness. Not only does this pool tena to alleviate. the sufferings and aid the treatment of many infantile paralysis patients, but it is of value im the treatment of crippled bed-ridden patients who have arthritis or other chronic diseases. Once in the pool, the warmth and buoyaney of the water often re-$ moves the stress and pain of walking and gives the sick a grip on themselves that they can obtain in no other way. The therapeutic advantages of this treatment have also been proved for mental and nervous sufferers, the soothing effect of the clear warm water is often immedjate. ; Helpless patients are lowered into the pool and taken out by a mechanical contrivance resembling the basket trolleys formerly used in department stores. The patient is first placed on a long board attached to the trolley. Then he is swung to the edge of the pool, and immersed, ! board and all. A physical therapist in the pool . Bi i with the patient, gives necessary aid ; and careful direction. By a reverse} process the patient is taken from . the pool. Thereafter he is carried . onthe trolley into any one of al number of private alcoves for fur-j ther treatment, before he is return-! ed to the ward or room. Children . #zet almost as much thrill riding gag ) . ' } ; { board as they do from the pool itself. . LIKE CALIFORNIA } like California. The people are always in a hurry; ; sefore they start for the place they are going They have figured out the minimum time it will take to get back. But if you look doubtful And ask the way to the nearest grocer They smile And go-part way. with you. Not all: of them, of course. Who wants a crowd? Oregonians are fine. people. Their streets are never dry, And. their houses are subject To mildew. But they are cheerful. They talk about dry rains. ! like California. ; She has the oldest trees in the world, The tallest trees, The widest-girthed trees, The most treezy trees anywhere. Most of the good things have been Treed in California. I like Iowa, too. It is a. flat country. Sven the people are flat now. But they have courage, Pioneer courage. It takes courage to live in a flat land With no mountains at all. I like California. . She has the tallest mountains, The oldest mountains, The widest-girthed mountains, The most truly mountainous mountains in the world. i Some day . shall buy a California mountain And sit on the top of if. The rest. of the world can go hang! I} like California. JULIET STANDING. KFREDERIC MINE Gordon M. Bettles, superintendent of the Frederic, or old Hussey mine, stated Wednesday that work on the projected 200 feet of sinking in the shaft started in the last few days with the men making five feet per day. -[here: are fotirteen men employed at. the -property which lies in the Willow Valley district. James Sweeney, Mining man. of Alleghany was a Nevada City visitor over the past. week end. 4 All committees are meeting with . Mrs. Bonner next Tuesday to. arrange all last minute details. SNIPERS BUSY. AGAIN Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Coughlin returned home last week from a visit . with relatives at Columbia Hill, In about a .week Mrs. Coughlin. will . return to Columbia Hill and her husband will continue on to Moores Flat where he. has gravel property . and reopen the camp and resume work at the mine. ! Mr. Coughlin rode horseback to Moores Flat last week and. found several. snipers had arrived for the season’s work on the Streams. A few men have spent the winter at their tiny homes: along the streams an@ are beginning to start’ sniping along the streams for gold. “I suppose, George, you'll want me to give up my job when we're married?”’ “How much do you earn?” “Fifty dollars a week.” OWhyo tMat’s: not “A = job. dean, that’s a career. No, ‘I wouldn't interfere with your career.” PRICES : Look ot WwolwD ae Ne ps DELIVERY, @NY INSTALLATION Features (ND-ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE Ventilated ront Interior Light Contro Ample Supply AGDENAH GROUP CAMPFIRE a GIRLS Nie: 36 Ahdenah Camp Fire Girls of No-. # vada City have formed a baseball . & ieam to enter the rally at €rystal . % Springs below Auburn. this month. ; % Thee game will carry thirty points. . The Guardians Association has decided that the girl winning the most points at-thé rally. will -be given a first prize. of a week at Camp Pah. 4 \% gift of a registration fee at Camp . Pahatsi. The girls are also practic-!% ing stunts for the Washington gramatsi,, the second prize will. be the +3 ‘ re at . Ke of fe *, * oof mar school Pet Show in Nevada City 2 Ye ste at tafe aye of eo) o { ' May 11th. { * te * rs + Sacramento’s Busiest Store c *, ra . % * day. cS % +. oe ax ™ fe of + ye +, 4 eye %, Ae MAY © ANNIVERSARY SALE . Nearly a Quarter of a Century of PROGRESS! Misses’ and Women’s WAFFLE WEAVE SWAGGER COATS $3.80 SWAGGER AND BELTED MODELS i The coat fo: sureet, vesort, sports, everywhere! Trotteur, three. . Next to Hale's +, Oo + ot, St eee whe test eX +, * te ate ote oat % S ene ae NZ * ’ Saas seat ee . 4 a < aS 4 ate ste ak tafe ite Neate, te ate ot Cae ar ar *, * Re * Mt He teste ste ate ste ste ote ate ste ste ate st ON ie id Be ie SB is ie ie ie Ce Me ate ate ate ak Ce ad Nic Sie Sir ae 5 quarter and full-length. Peter Pan and Johnny collars. { 11 to 1%, 14 to 38. Me ake o ao Shes , ws ~ oye Buy Now While They Last Automatic The day you be‘Temperature COME the proud owner of this beautiof Ice Cubes “ful electric refrigerator Porcelai i ‘ 4 -Iaterior with with the amazing’ ShelvaRounded $ . Corners dor, your refrigeration needs erg and desires will be forevermore cenarees completely satisfied. Its extra advan4 y ' peices” tages and conveniences and extra usable . Selfcapacity will give you EVERYTHING . Contained . yemorsire you could ask for. . nit ip I oneal LET US SHOW IT TO YOU! . 't i fe sfeote S +, o <2} *, * 0 ae * oS . ne + 8 "x %* oe *, * S Yee foots *Seats tiok she heafeote * tte 3 oerferene ot st * esd ote ottengenteqengeotofenfeteateotefeoteieateob teoteoerteoleoeagegheteapeqqegeopeop odeob eager Seeledertesegens st Re Joris ae j af e3 ¥ MSHeHicies iM * . etentohtetoitobtobaes Priced Furniture Co. 157 MILL STREET rom $85 to $199.50 EASY TERMS : Jensen & Thomas GRASS VALLEY \ PHONE 36 HI saree se testeste stead ole heat ates sh, heaton Se he fefestubetesiee dertoteds a sfeateste te sta Ri estat teak Me Fostes . Ci Niet i ae a Ni ada ae es ¥ FOREMAN & CLARK Originators of TRADE UPSTAIRS and SAVE $10’ N NS ¥ $3} N S NEY ee he sha se-she she he te Neste stratestestestestestiotoste stestestiste teats eter tite startet stetotot sleteriorte teye e tate the steals whe ste oh st yt Nea Ne fe oe aft * pt Pant Mat Mat Mat Ms He ate stestea% ’ ete st eeeeieiey he ate he ste ate AAA ARAB fe ote rte rte she aze ale teste rte ste ste steaks ate stealer) NEVADA CIiTy ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 potids, giv ing the percentage of sulphurets, value of salphurets and ‘tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order cheek work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-Calitofnia Underwriters, Westchester . California [ire Insurance: Companies. A UTOMORILE {INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor fa-+, Dy Be en ententgette tet fenterentertertente erent Serkenierie le neajecide oleate efecto Lege etiale dinetengeatente Hyer A modern establishment—a trained, intelligent and courteous personne! — distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” Phone 56W, Grass Valley. s ‘YENS-OF THOUSANDS OF MEN HAVE ‘4 ap detest ateotedeatetenteateoteteapepeageateteatectitenn ”, Do Seogeper », oe > * « Sek Betotey te + CARI st oheoe He iM fe fey SAVING, the QUALITY and the oreman and Clark clothes you have “ RAGE aii vantage of our unique and exclusive Free Pressing and Minor Repairing of Betairs rent, plain stores without fancy fixvolume buying and big volume selling, ess without credit losses— these are the S IN OUR BUSINESS Which insure re oe He te ote sta ok aye ere ey eae ste 3, oo * ie ofe bes eats * 2 * That’s why any garment you buy \ here is sold with this understanding: If you can duplicate any Foreman <and Clark value your money will be heerfully refunded.” ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR SEVENTH AND & K STREETS SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA ¥, she ate ae Ye ate te ste ste ste steate whe ste festa ate Oe le eh ee Se ie le SB i ihe ie Se lic 5 % oe denteoefeateceteoted eos s * Yet te Oe se shad ete eres % ster ate eats te rinslertasteats estestette testes Peet cate eage tesa ate har lests ope eteafe rte Rests ae. testa rtestestestestesteote teatentest Neots we fe ate slerfertesfesferte fiaterte NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Blizabeth McD. Watson, Yeats she Rete 4. ey: +, sites Open to all reputable > +, re ote Physicians and Surgeons , the eek Havo hrought and we can bring 16 to you too. Uhinese: for ath ail Daily 4.p. m. to! Phone 203, Nevada City. CHINESE HERB 121 S Chureh St,

a FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1935. THE NEVADA CITY NUGCET WARM POOL FOR SICK CHILDREN AT U. C. HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO, May 9.-—The University of California has its own “Warm Springs’’ pool for the treatiment of infantile paralysis and other fliseases. Thé pool is in constant. use, for_its value is well recognized and the number of patients needing such, treatment under careful direction is very great. The pool is an indoors . affair: ‘brightly lighted by the sun and attractively set in the new division of the University Hospital in San Francisco. The water used is not naturally warm. It comes into San. Francisco from the snow-blanketed Hetch Hetchy. It is chemically treated to imsure its containing freshness and PET SHOW COMES TOMORROW P. M. The dkammar school pupils are all raring to go! The pet show is set for Saturday, tomorrow, at 2 ps ™m. Their pets are )eing pampered and polished for éxhibit. The committee has issued the following rules so that all will be orderly and according to schedule. All dogs must be on leash. Cats and other animals are to be in cages, Substitutes must be present to care for animals of children taking part in the program, Ps All cages must have the name of pet and owner's “name printed on it. The exhibits must be at the school not later than two o'clock, tomorrow. ° The eighth grade pupils have planned two very clever side shows. purity and it is heated to a conSstantly maintained temperature of $6 degrees. An unceasing inflow and outflow are provided, inSuring con. . tinuqus change of water with ade-: guate filtration. The dimensions of the pool are small, as compared to the average : swimming pool, the deepest portion . and’ the shallowest Qortion being 4% feet and 3% feet, respectively, at “bieh “tide” Like the Warm Springs pool, it has proved its usefulness. Not only does this pool tena to alleviate. the sufferings and aid the treatment of many infantile paralysis patients, but it is of value im the treatment of crippled bed-ridden patients who have arthritis or other chronic diseases. Once in the pool, the warmth and buoyaney of the water often re-$ moves the stress and pain of walking and gives the sick a grip on themselves that they can obtain in no other way. The therapeutic advantages of this treatment have also been proved for mental and nervous sufferers, the soothing effect of the clear warm water is often immedjate. ; Helpless patients are lowered into the pool and taken out by a mechanical contrivance resembling the basket trolleys formerly used in department stores. The patient is first placed on a long board attached to the trolley. Then he is swung to the edge of the pool, and immersed, ! board and all. A physical therapist in the pool . Bi i with the patient, gives necessary aid ; and careful direction. By a reverse} process the patient is taken from . the pool. Thereafter he is carried . onthe trolley into any one of al number of private alcoves for fur-j ther treatment, before he is return-! ed to the ward or room. Children . #zet almost as much thrill riding gag ) . ' } ; { board as they do from the pool itself. . LIKE CALIFORNIA } like California. The people are always in a hurry; ; sefore they start for the place they are going They have figured out the minimum time it will take to get back. But if you look doubtful And ask the way to the nearest grocer They smile And go-part way. with you. Not all: of them, of course. Who wants a crowd? Oregonians are fine. people. Their streets are never dry, And. their houses are subject To mildew. But they are cheerful. They talk about dry rains. ! like California. ; She has the oldest trees in the world, The tallest trees, The widest-girthed trees, The most treezy trees anywhere. Most of the good things have been Treed in California. I like Iowa, too. It is a. flat country. Sven the people are flat now. But they have courage, Pioneer courage. It takes courage to live in a flat land With no mountains at all. I like California. . She has the tallest mountains, The oldest mountains, The widest-girthed mountains, The most truly mountainous mountains in the world. i Some day . shall buy a California mountain And sit on the top of if. The rest. of the world can go hang! I} like California. JULIET STANDING. KFREDERIC MINE Gordon M. Bettles, superintendent of the Frederic, or old Hussey mine, stated Wednesday that work on the projected 200 feet of sinking in the shaft started in the last few days with the men making five feet per day. -[here: are fotirteen men employed at. the -property which lies in the Willow Valley district. James Sweeney, Mining man. of Alleghany was a Nevada City visitor over the past. week end. 4 All committees are meeting with . Mrs. Bonner next Tuesday to. arrange all last minute details. SNIPERS BUSY. AGAIN Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Coughlin returned home last week from a visit . with relatives at Columbia Hill, In about a .week Mrs. Coughlin. will . return to Columbia Hill and her husband will continue on to Moores Flat where he. has gravel property . and reopen the camp and resume work at the mine. ! Mr. Coughlin rode horseback to Moores Flat last week and. found several. snipers had arrived for the season’s work on the Streams. A few men have spent the winter at their tiny homes: along the streams an@ are beginning to start’ sniping along the streams for gold. “I suppose, George, you'll want me to give up my job when we're married?”’ “How much do you earn?” “Fifty dollars a week.” OWhyo tMat’s: not “A = job. dean, that’s a career. No, ‘I wouldn't interfere with your career.” PRICES : Look ot WwolwD ae Ne ps DELIVERY, @NY INSTALLATION Features (ND-ONE YEAR FREE SERVICE Ventilated ront Interior Light Contro Ample Supply AGDENAH GROUP CAMPFIRE a GIRLS Nie: 36 Ahdenah Camp Fire Girls of No-. # vada City have formed a baseball . & ieam to enter the rally at €rystal . % Springs below Auburn. this month. ; % Thee game will carry thirty points. . The Guardians Association has decided that the girl winning the most points at-thé rally. will -be given a first prize. of a week at Camp Pah. 4 \% gift of a registration fee at Camp . Pahatsi. The girls are also practic-!% ing stunts for the Washington gramatsi,, the second prize will. be the +3 ‘ re at . Ke of fe *, * oof mar school Pet Show in Nevada City 2 Ye ste at tafe aye of eo) o { ' May 11th. { * te * rs + Sacramento’s Busiest Store c *, ra . % * day. cS % +. oe ax ™ fe of + ye +, 4 eye %, Ae MAY © ANNIVERSARY SALE . Nearly a Quarter of a Century of PROGRESS! Misses’ and Women’s WAFFLE WEAVE

SWAGGER COATS $3.80 SWAGGER AND BELTED MODELS i The coat fo: sureet, vesort, sports, everywhere! Trotteur, three. . Next to Hale's +, Oo + ot, St eee whe test eX +, * te ate ote oat % S ene ae NZ * ’ Saas seat ee . 4 a < aS 4 ate ste ak tafe ite Neate, te ate ot Cae ar ar *, * Re * Mt He teste ste ate ste ste ote ate ste ste ate st ON ie id Be ie SB is ie ie ie Ce Me ate ate ate ak Ce ad Nic Sie Sir ae 5 quarter and full-length. Peter Pan and Johnny collars. { 11 to 1%, 14 to 38. Me ake o ao Shes , ws ~ oye Buy Now While They Last Automatic The day you be‘Temperature COME the proud owner of this beautiof Ice Cubes “ful electric refrigerator Porcelai i ‘ 4 -Iaterior with with the amazing’ ShelvaRounded $ . Corners dor, your refrigeration needs erg and desires will be forevermore cenarees completely satisfied. Its extra advan4 y ' peices” tages and conveniences and extra usable . Selfcapacity will give you EVERYTHING . Contained . yemorsire you could ask for. . nit ip I oneal LET US SHOW IT TO YOU! . 't i fe sfeote S +, o <2} *, * 0 ae * oS . ne + 8 "x %* oe *, * S Yee foots *Seats tiok she heafeote * tte 3 oerferene ot st * esd ote ottengenteqengeotofenfeteateotefeoteieateob teoteoerteoleoeagegheteapeqqegeopeop odeob eager Seeledertesegens st Re Joris ae j af e3 ¥ MSHeHicies iM * . etentohtetoitobtobaes Priced Furniture Co. 157 MILL STREET rom $85 to $199.50 EASY TERMS : Jensen & Thomas GRASS VALLEY \ PHONE 36 HI saree se testeste stead ole heat ates sh, heaton Se he fefestubetesiee dertoteds a sfeateste te sta Ri estat teak Me Fostes . Ci Niet i ae a Ni ada ae es ¥ FOREMAN & CLARK Originators of TRADE UPSTAIRS and SAVE $10’ N NS ¥ $3} N S NEY ee he sha se-she she he te Neste stratestestestestestiotoste stestestiste teats eter tite startet stetotot sleteriorte teye e tate the steals whe ste oh st yt Nea Ne fe oe aft * pt Pant Mat Mat Mat Ms He ate stestea% ’ ete st eeeeieiey he ate he ste ate AAA ARAB fe ote rte rte she aze ale teste rte ste ste steaks ate stealer) NEVADA CIiTy ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 potids, giv ing the percentage of sulphurets, value of salphurets and ‘tailings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order cheek work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-Calitofnia Underwriters, Westchester . California [ire Insurance: Companies. A UTOMORILE {INSURANCE E. J. N. OTT, Proprietor fa-+, Dy Be en ententgette tet fenterentertertente erent Serkenierie le neajecide oleate efecto Lege etiale dinetengeatente Hyer A modern establishment—a trained, intelligent and courteous personne! — distinctive motor equipment and other evidences of progress and prosperity are NOT an indication that funeral service charges will be high. A successful concern can be built only by serving honestly and well, at prices that are fair and reasonable. HOLMES FUNERAL HOME “Ambulance Service With Safety and Dignity” Phone 56W, Grass Valley. s ‘YENS-OF THOUSANDS OF MEN HAVE ‘4 ap detest ateotedeatetenteateoteteapepeageateteatectitenn ”, Do Seogeper », oe > * « Sek Betotey te + CARI st oheoe He iM fe fey SAVING, the QUALITY and the oreman and Clark clothes you have “ RAGE aii vantage of our unique and exclusive Free Pressing and Minor Repairing of Betairs rent, plain stores without fancy fixvolume buying and big volume selling, ess without credit losses— these are the S IN OUR BUSINESS Which insure re oe He te ote sta ok aye ere ey eae ste 3, oo * ie ofe bes eats * 2 * That’s why any garment you buy \ here is sold with this understanding: If you can duplicate any Foreman <and Clark value your money will be heerfully refunded.” ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR SEVENTH AND & K STREETS SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA ¥, she ate ae Ye ate te ste ste ste steate whe ste festa ate Oe le eh ee Se ie le SB i ihe ie Se lic 5 % oe denteoefeateceteoted eos s * Yet te Oe se shad ete eres % ster ate eats te rinslertasteats estestette testes Peet cate eage tesa ate har lests ope eteafe rte Rests ae. testa rtestestestestesteote teatentest Neots we fe ate slerfertesfesferte fiaterte NEVADA CITY SANITARIUM Blizabeth McD. Watson, Yeats she Rete 4. ey: +, sites Open to all reputable > +, re ote Physicians and Surgeons , the eek Havo hrought and we can bring 16 to you too. Uhinese: for ath ail Daily 4.p. m. to! Phone 203, Nevada City. CHINESE HERB 121 S Chureh St,