May 17, 1935 (6 pages)

PAGETWO . ; * rae Sle sfooleatendeoleoteatecteotete ste ofhatentents teste fest alent dfeate-otenge ngs este dteale oleate eheolecteolendeafeate net deeb dedeis “Nevada City Nugget © Phone 36 oe te 305 bro i streef. Printed and as Gel! ied by statute. lished at Nevada City Legal Newspaper, Puts RR k Bek ies asa Renducakincins peas cet yeas eye ones .Editor and Publisher Monday and Friday at and entered as mail’ matpostoffice at Nevada ct of Congress, March 3,.1879. cL “<UBSCRIPTION RATES +, ete * ’ ravada City, California, ynd class in the te rtesteate steote ert ate % AEX, $2.50 Tie ede ntenle Sse afi atenle eae ale tle fr oe oteale oleae Reafe sfengeeds ole feed! f “ieee } feat ea Nt seats ate ate af ole ore », PS *, oe ste sheet So steale slo wle * eile oesfeofe oerlenterieolesienlel sleet lest tienle bs Bt eer teaebatetotdetetet tet tetetede Vollmer on State. Police Unless a state police system is established in California and in'the other states of the Union “‘we shall continue to lock on our police service with shame and contempt, and we shall remain what We are today, the mosi crime-ridden ¢ountry in the civilized world.” This is the prediction made by August Vollmer, professor of criminology in the een of Califorgia and for many years thé chief of police of Berkeley, in a book, ““Crime and the State Police,’’ which has turned out by the University Press. Professor Vollmer collaborated in the work with Alfréd E. Parker, a graduate student of the University. “In, fact,” Professor Vollmer says, “Inefficiency in police work, resulting in part from the poor selection and trainjust been ing of police officers, is entirely too general in this country— . so general in fact, that our police systems have broken down. “With few exceptions, sheriffs and constables are no _ longer able to meet adequately the present problems of crime. On every hand, and almost under the eyes of these officials, criminals are successfully making their attacks on society. The sheriffs and constables can do little about it, for they are overburdened with civil duties, to say nothing of the fact that they are seeldom trained or equipped to cope with modern criminal warfare. “Tradition and politics are still at the helm, and the criminal, taking advantage of this situation, carries his actvties to unbounded mits, laughing while wornout police and criminal justice machinery grinds and squeaks.” Of the sixty-nine departments and departmental subdivisions in California’s state government, fifty-eight find necessary to exercise police power, thus causing a costly overlapping of duties and the forced assumption of many work details that could be more adequately handled by a single state. wide force. Vollmer makes the point that organized san is opposed to a state police force, but that the official aci who are trained to shield and preserve A of the police even th: human ike : FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935. 7 CE ee ee (A Tr Bie Oc Bios to Happy Charlie) Ah Hin was a Chink from over the sea, Round and brown as a Chink can be; Of Engish words he had far But he always managed to say, too few, “can do.” Ah Hin was busy the whole day long— Perhaps he belonged to the worker's tong; But whether his tasks were His invariable motto was, If he were weary, no one could tell, old or new, “can do.” Over his face no shadow fell; Our ways to his heathen heart were new, But he tackled strange jobs With a calm, “can do.” . There was never a frown on his queer moon face, With quiet contentment he filled his place; The light in his oblique eyes shone true And it deepened and glowed when he said, + “can do. Ah. Hin was a heathen? Maybe so; But he taught me a lesson, this . know; And faith and courage . oft When . think of his eager and brave, CA. MERRIAM CONNER. CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 17,——John Kraig, SERA worker, who resides on Oregon Creek was thrown Saturday, May. 11, to town when a jack the hillside him. He hit the with his cane, and rabbit garsupper. This does not have right up veteran into confusion while enroute rabbit, rushing ran right rabbit over put him in his sack, nished John’s table for is a country where one to go hunting; and fall in your lap. Wo Low down against the head they come Mellon of. ChalSaturday Supervisor lenge ‘was in n on official business. John F. Lord, versity at Beerkeley to spend a month visiting at Camptonville. Mr. and Mrs. of North San Canrptonville A’ Mother’s Day student at the Uniarrived Friday relatives W. Huckins Sunday in Henry Juan spent relatives. was given visiting dinner lives of momentary enemies, should be sharply diff. crenti iated! over the week end by Mr. and Mrs. from the militia, who are trained cnly in the arts of war. Acton M. Cleveland at their home The author details the history and activities of tive State . on Main street. The guest’ of ‘honor % >} was Mrs. W. B. Meek, a great’grandpolice forces of New York, New jersey and other states and asserts that they have proven the value of the state-wide systems é Fr WATE kb 3 s aap " ssieeseeeieeaieintiaamemnzaaiaieena " and one of four generations The following attended, M: Karl L:. Clevela mother, present. Mrs. and nd, Mr. and ” o We know from experience that every time we eel] an Elgi we’ve made another friend life! It’s the always-welcome gift. . . this watch of fine American tradition. And we have the latest models to show . you. Smart, tiny watches for the girl graduate, the bride . . . the bride’s gift to her maid of honor. St man. ‘Your eye will tell you the . beauty of these : timepieces. And they are accuracy -tested to the fixed standard of the stars. Prices start at $19.00. Gries Valley Bi renew “can do.” Mrs. Fred J. Joubert, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Meek, Xr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland. James L. Joubert arrived from Berkeley where he attended the } of California, on a week end visit at his home in Oak Valley. Myr. and Mrs. Livingston and daughter University Charles of Graeagle spent the week end visiting Mrs. Kate Hope . Livingston. Chas. L. Wilson, Jr. student, at . the University of California at Berkeley arrived Friday on a visit with his father at Lob Cabin. Sacramento’s Busiest Store 100% Next to Hale's THE GREAT May Anniversary Saies NEARLY A QUARTER . OF A CENTURY OF. : PROGRESS No Question About Ik! You Can't Get By Without White Sports Hats This Summer $1.95 Values. WHITE — the winner in hats for playing the game or watching frown the sidelines! Whether your ‘favorite’ is a breton, backturn, slouch or classieal sports brim. . you'll tind white is first and last choice with all the honors for simartness, Friday . . . sports . . . DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL ' MINING ENGINEERS RONALD A. FRASER ACCOUNTANTS MISS ALICE MOORE Mine Systems Income Tax Returns Mining Engineer Box 785, Nevada City . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA be eee ae ee eee . Box 260 Phone 208-R Investigations, surveys,” reports, ATTORNEYS Plant. design and construction. S1een 'pervision of. operation. Mine management. Consultant. A backHARRY M. McKEE ground of 20 years*experience in : t ee es ' western fields. 205 Pine Str, opposite courthouse Nevada City, Calif. FRED M. MILLER —-— . ! CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER W. E. WRIGHT MINING DISTRICT MAPS FOR SALE ATTORNEY AT LAW 1262 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley Office in Union Building . > pees Se Ss r) Phone 28 Nevada City J. F. O CONNOR Spon Pee Mining and Civil Engineer I. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy) United States Mineral Surveying Lynne Kelly Licensed Surveyor . Nilon, Hennessy and Kelly . 292 West Main St. xrass Valley Grass Valley E. H. ARMSTRONG ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office 20814 West Main Street Telephone 163 Grass Valley CHARLES L. HOGUE, O. D. OPTOMETRIST Corrective examination and training for defective vision and functional disorders of.the eyes. 147 Mill St. Ph.624 Grass Valley ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office,-127 Mill St. qrass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nev. City George L. jones Frank G. Finnegan JONES & FINNEGAN Office: Morgan & Powell Buildings, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. TELEPHONE 273 DOCTORS B. W. HUMMELT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 400 Broad St. . Office Hours: 10-12 a. m. 2-5 p. m. BR E.C SKINNER i eee 7-8 Phone 395 ene OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN (OR ea ee eerree e fs Evenings by Appointment . »W, W. REED, M.D. Office 310 W. Main St. Phone 710 : : SUR Opposite Bret’ Harte Inn . Nevada City, Calif. Grass Valley, Calif Office 418 Broad Street ee een . Hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. DR VERNON V ROOD . Residence Phone 2 Office Phone, 362 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and residence at 128 Neal St. ALFRED H. TIC! KELL, M. ‘D. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON aoe oo ieee bare ae Nevada City, Calif. : EOL ee . 0 ffice 207 Pine Street tesidence H. N. MARCH, M. D. . . 525 Nevada Street PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ee } 15216 Mill Street, up stairs, se . .W. P. SAWYER, M.D. . tioor, 10-12 a. m. . Riot ies . Kye, Ear. Nose and Throat Mon., Wed., Iri., evenings. Phone 19 . Glasses correctly fitted. Electromag‘net for removing steel Hours 11 to 4 Evenings by Appointment . Office Ott Bldg Main Street Phon> 11 Grass Valley CARL POWER JONES. M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3 7 to & Dp. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 129 South Auburn St., Grass Valley. “DR. ROBT. W. DETTNER office Residence 73} DENTISTS DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS’ DENTIST DENTIST 312. road Street. Hours 9:00 -u. m. X-RAY Facilities Available to 6:00 >. m. Evenings by appoint: . Hours: 9:00-5:0+ Evening appointont. Complete X-Ray Service. eons. Le 0% 5 Hs Sreet. Phone 77 Phone 95. Grass Valley, Calif. peg Ue (hou ere a DR. JOHN R. BELL ee em ie DENTIST oa TH TE > NEW DE. AL ‘ Office Hours: 8:20 to 6:30 i There was a young man wanted) @ Pd by Appointment . Beer, forgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 3214] He wanted it sparkling and clear, oes . When he found the New: Deal, ~ EDWARD C. UREN he let out a squeal, . ; CIVIL AND MINING ENGINERBR i tt was here that he found it‘ was Mining Reports Furnished . DEAR OLD SCHLITZ Mining District Maps Main St. Grass Valley . Phone 278 R Nevada City VALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS SPECIALIZING IN MINE AND! ALL INDUSTRIAL MOTOR’ ELECTRIC WORK, MOTOR’ REWINDING *, a me Seale ele ois Sete 1 eo esteeeteat egestege a 0 ole ale ate she ale afene 0% rat Ral Het MPEP ete 17 jewels, 14 karat matural or white gold filled as tah 5 oa 3 afe fo * +, > Be ie ie oe ate ah a POP AR I OME Pe NA ION IO, IS He eee He rtends Neale ce4Ze ote Peers THE Yes%eote o's a%es' eaents oe ae 2 y % esteateateat <2 . NATIONAL RK % ie oS HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions estes Hesse K? cS Sob Neate aloafeaheate sfoate fete WAVENEY OATS He he Hane Hg Ae Houle eleady & a GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OO 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Nugget Advertising Pays. li Exclusive Beauty Shop A. J; ADAMS, Prop. 210 Commercial Street —PHONES— ' Grass Valley Nevade Oley .Nevada SEE THE NEW us eae Core CHAS. BE. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone. 133 ee eee erere abetted tetiettetehe dete detete toto ietee : ‘Ultra Smart Coiffures in the Lovely Spring Fashions Women who look younger, are younger obefetetotoptet The way your hair is dressed makesyears of dif-~> ference, bot) in appearance and in feeling “Charles Permanent Wave” Oil Wave 215 W. Main Street. Grass , Valley Phone. 60 td pod ey

PAGETWO . ; * rae Sle sfooleatendeoleoteatecteotete ste ofhatentents teste fest alent dfeate-otenge ngs este dteale oleate eheolecteolendeafeate net deeb dedeis “Nevada City Nugget © Phone 36 oe te 305 bro i streef. Printed and as Gel! ied by statute. lished at Nevada City Legal Newspaper, Puts RR k Bek ies asa Renducakincins peas cet yeas eye ones ..Editor and Publisher Monday and Friday at and entered as mail’ matpostoffice at Nevada ct of Congress, March 3,.1879. cL “<UBSCRIPTION RATES +, ete * ’ ravada City, California, ynd class in the te rtesteate steote ert ate % AEX, $2.50 Tie ede ntenle Sse afi atenle eae ale tle fr oe oteale oleae Reafe sfengeeds ole feed! f “ieee } feat ea Nt seats ate ate af ole ore », PS *, oe ste sheet So steale slo wle * eile oesfeofe oerlenterieolesienlel sleet lest tienle bs Bt eer teaebatetotdetetet tet tetetede Vollmer on State. Police Unless a state police system is established in California and in'the other states of the Union “‘we shall continue to lock on our police service with shame and contempt, and we shall remain what We are today, the mosi crime-ridden ¢ountry in the civilized world.” This is the prediction made by August Vollmer, professor of criminology in the een of Califorgia and for many years thé chief of police of Berkeley, in a book, ““Crime and the State Police,’’ which has turned out by the University Press. Professor Vollmer collaborated in the work with Alfréd E. Parker, a graduate student of the University. “In, fact,” Professor Vollmer says, “Inefficiency in police work, resulting in part from the poor selection and trainjust been ing of police officers, is entirely too general in this country— . so general in fact, that our police systems have broken down. “With few exceptions, sheriffs and constables are no _ longer able to meet adequately the present problems of crime. On every hand, and almost under the eyes of these officials, criminals are successfully making their attacks on society. The sheriffs and constables can do little about it, for they are overburdened with civil duties, to say nothing of the fact that they are seeldom trained or equipped to cope with modern criminal warfare. “Tradition and politics are still at the helm, and the criminal, taking advantage of this situation, carries his actvties to unbounded mits, laughing while wornout police and criminal justice machinery grinds and squeaks.” Of the sixty-nine departments and departmental subdivisions in California’s state government, fifty-eight find necessary to exercise police power, thus causing a costly overlapping of duties and the forced assumption of many work details that could be more adequately handled by a single state. wide force. Vollmer makes the point that organized san is opposed to a state police force, but that the official aci who are trained to shield and preserve A of the police even th: human ike : FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935. 7 CE ee ee (A Tr Bie Oc Bios to Happy Charlie) Ah Hin was a Chink from over the sea, Round and brown as a Chink can be; Of Engish words he had far But he always managed to say, too few, “can do.” Ah Hin was busy the whole day long— Perhaps he belonged to the worker's tong; But whether his tasks were His invariable motto was, If he were weary, no one could tell, old or new, “can do.” Over his face no shadow fell; Our ways to his heathen heart were new, But he tackled strange jobs With a calm, “can do.” . There was never a frown on his queer moon face, With quiet contentment he filled his place; The light in his oblique eyes shone true And it deepened and glowed when he said, + “can do. Ah. Hin was a heathen? Maybe so; But he taught me a lesson, this . know; And faith and courage . oft When . think of his eager and brave, CA. MERRIAM CONNER. CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND CAMPTONVILLE, May 17,——John Kraig, SERA worker, who resides on Oregon Creek was thrown Saturday, May. 11, to town when a jack the hillside him. He hit the with his cane, and rabbit garsupper. This does not have right up veteran into confusion while enroute rabbit, rushing ran right rabbit over put him in his sack, nished John’s table for is a country where one to go hunting; and fall in your lap. Wo Low down against the head they come Mellon of. ChalSaturday Supervisor lenge ‘was in n on official business. John F. Lord, versity at Beerkeley to spend a month visiting at Camptonville. Mr. and Mrs. of North San Canrptonville A’ Mother’s Day student at the Uniarrived Friday relatives W. Huckins Sunday in Henry Juan spent relatives. was given visiting dinner lives of momentary enemies, should be sharply diff. crenti iated! over the week end by Mr. and Mrs. from the militia, who are trained cnly in the arts of war. Acton M. Cleveland at their home The author details the history and activities of tive State . on Main street. The guest’ of ‘honor % >} was Mrs. W. B. Meek, a great’grandpolice forces of New York, New jersey and other states and asserts that they have proven the value of the state-wide systems é Fr WATE kb 3 s aap " ssieeseeeieeaieintiaamemnzaaiaieena " and one of four generations The following attended, M: Karl L:. Clevela mother, present. Mrs. and nd, Mr. and ” o We know from experience that every time we eel] an Elgi we’ve made another friend life! It’s the always-welcome gift. . . this watch of fine American tradition. And we have the latest models to show . you. Smart, tiny watches for the girl graduate, the bride . . . the bride’s gift to her maid of honor. St man. ‘Your eye will tell you the . beauty of these : timepieces. And they are accuracy -tested to the fixed standard of the stars. Prices start at $19.00. Gries Valley Bi renew “can do.” Mrs. Fred J. Joubert, Mr. and Mrs. William B. Meek, Xr. and Mrs. Acton M. Cleveland. James L. Joubert arrived from Berkeley where he attended the } of California, on a week end visit at his home in Oak Valley. Myr. and Mrs. Livingston and daughter University Charles of Graeagle spent the week end visiting Mrs. Kate Hope . Livingston. Chas. L. Wilson, Jr.. student, at . the University of California at Berkeley arrived Friday on a visit with his father at Lob Cabin. Sacramento’s Busiest Store 100% Next to Hale's THE GREAT May Anniversary

Saies NEARLY A QUARTER . OF A CENTURY OF. : PROGRESS No Question About Ik! You Can't Get By Without White Sports Hats This Summer $1.95 Values. WHITE — the winner in hats for playing the game or watching frown the sidelines! Whether your ‘favorite’ is a breton, backturn, slouch or classieal sports brim. .. you'll tind white is first and last choice with all the honors for simartness, Friday . . . sports . . . DIRECTORY. . PROFESSIONAL ' MINING ENGINEERS RONALD A. FRASER ACCOUNTANTS MISS ALICE MOORE Mine Systems Income Tax Returns Mining Engineer Box 785, Nevada City . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA be eee ae ee eee . Box 260 Phone 208-R Investigations, surveys,” reports, ATTORNEYS Plant. design and construction. S1een 'pervision of. operation. Mine management. Consultant. A backHARRY M. McKEE ground of 20 years*experience in : t ee es ' western fields. 205 Pine Str, opposite courthouse Nevada City, Calif. FRED M. MILLER —-— . ! CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER W. E. WRIGHT MINING DISTRICT MAPS FOR SALE ATTORNEY AT LAW 1262 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley Office in Union Building . > pees Se Ss r) Phone 28 Nevada City J. F. O CONNOR Spon Pee Mining and Civil Engineer I. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy) United States Mineral Surveying Lynne Kelly Licensed Surveyor . Nilon, Hennessy and Kelly . 292 West Main St. xrass Valley Grass Valley E. H. ARMSTRONG ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office 20814 West Main Street Telephone 163 Grass Valley CHARLES L. HOGUE, O. D. OPTOMETRIST Corrective examination and training for defective vision and functional disorders of.the eyes. 147 Mill St. Ph.624 Grass Valley ATTORNEYS AT LAW Office,-127 Mill St. qrass Valley Morgan & Powell Bldg., Nev. City George L. jones Frank G. Finnegan JONES & FINNEGAN Office: Morgan & Powell Buildings, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. TELEPHONE 273 DOCTORS B. W. HUMMELT, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 400 Broad St. . Office Hours: 10-12 a. m. 2-5 p. m. BR E.C SKINNER i eee 7-8 Phone 395 ene OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN (OR ea ee eerree e fs Evenings by Appointment . »W, W. REED, M.D. Office 310 W. Main St.. Phone 710 : : SUR Opposite Bret’ Harte Inn . Nevada City, Calif. Grass Valley, Calif Office 418 Broad Street ee een . Hours: 1 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. DR VERNON V ROOD . Residence Phone 2 Office Phone, 362 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office and residence at 128 Neal St. ALFRED H. TIC! KELL, M. ‘D. . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON aoe oo ieee bare ae Nevada City, Calif. : EOL ee . 0 ffice 207 Pine Street tesidence H. N. MARCH, M. D. . . 525 Nevada Street PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ee } 15216 Mill Street, up stairs, se . .W. P. SAWYER, M.D. . tioor, 10-12 a. m. . Riot ies . Kye, Ear. Nose and Throat Mon., Wed., Iri., evenings. Phone 19 . Glasses correctly fitted. Electromag‘net for removing steel Hours 11 to 4 Evenings by Appointment . Office Ott Bldg Main Street Phon> 11 Grass Valley CARL POWER JONES. M. D PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours: 1 to 3 7 to & Dp. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 129 South Auburn St., Grass Valley. “DR. ROBT. W. DETTNER office Residence 73} DENTISTS DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS’ DENTIST DENTIST 312. road Street. Hours 9:00 -u. m. X-RAY Facilities Available to 6:00 >. m. Evenings by appoint: . Hours: 9:00-5:0+ Evening appointont. Complete X-Ray Service. eons. Le 0% 5 Hs Sreet. Phone 77 Phone 95. Grass Valley, Calif. peg Ue (hou ere a DR. JOHN R. BELL ee em ie DENTIST oa TH TE > NEW DE. AL ‘ Office Hours: 8:20 to 6:30 i There was a young man wanted) @ Pd by Appointment . Beer, forgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 3214] He wanted it sparkling and clear, oes . When he found the New: Deal, ~ EDWARD C. UREN he let out a squeal, . ; CIVIL AND MINING ENGINERBR i tt was here that he found it‘ was Mining Reports Furnished . DEAR OLD SCHLITZ Mining District Maps Main St. Grass Valley . Phone 278 R Nevada City VALLEY ELECTRIC MOTOR WORKS SPECIALIZING IN MINE AND! ALL INDUSTRIAL MOTOR’ ELECTRIC WORK, MOTOR’ REWINDING *, a me Seale ele ois Sete 1 eo esteeeteat egestege a 0 ole ale ate she ale afene 0% rat Ral Het MPEP ete 17 jewels, 14 karat matural or white gold filled as tah 5 oa 3 afe fo * +, > Be ie ie oe ate ah a POP AR I OME Pe NA ION IO, IS He eee He rtends Neale ce4Ze ote Peers THE Yes%eote o's a%es' eaents oe ae 2 y % esteateateat <2 . NATIONAL RK % ie oS HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Present Day Conditions estes Hesse K? cS Sob Neate aloafeaheate sfoate fete WAVENEY OATS He he Hane Hg Ae Houle eleady & a GLASSES Open the door to a new world for people whose eyesight is poor GEO. H SHIRKEY, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST OO 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY, CALIF. Nugget Advertising Pays. li Exclusive Beauty Shop A. J; ADAMS, Prop. 210 Commercial Street —PHONES— ' Grass Valley Nevade Oley .Nevada SEE THE NEW us eae Core CHAS. BE. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind 128 Main Street Nevada City Phone. 133 ee eee erere abetted tetiettetehe dete detete toto ietee : ‘Ultra Smart Coiffures in the Lovely Spring Fashions Women who look younger, are younger obefetetotoptet The way your hair is dressed makesyears of dif-~> ference, bot) in appearance and in feeling “Charles Permanent Wave” Oil Wave 215 W. Main Street. Grass , Valley Phone. 60 td pod ey