May 19, 1933 (8 pages)

PAGE. SIX x THE NEVADA CTY. NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1933 = OUR COFFEE j HITS THE SPOT : Best Food a In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY Zi TURKEY , DINNER . SoG GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 5: DOLLAR DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! For the Decoration Day holidays, roundtrips to almost everywhere in the West for about 1¢ a mile. Start, your trip on one of these dates: MAY 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 Be back by midnight, June 6 WORLD'S FAIR AT CHICAGO—OPENS MAY 27 If you have $100 you can see it, for fares are as low as — 60° ROUNDTRIP from S.P. main line points. Phone or write any S.P. agent for full details. Southern Pacific IS PROMISED IN RILEY MEASURE SACRAMENTO, May 18—(UP)— A definite reduction of the tax load on real property is claimed by proponents of the Riley tax plan which has been passed by the legislature and will be submitted to the people at a special election in June. Under terms of the measure, all operative property, Such as railroads and gas and_electric companies, will be returned to local tax rolls. This property, valued at $1,339,035,802 in, recent years has been taxed for state purposes only. According to a compilation by the state board of equalization the plan will permit the return of utility property valued at $2,698,748 to the local tax rolls of Nevada county. : As a result, it was explained, this will give the county a broader tax base and the rate may be lowered. This particular provision, ever, will not be effective until_January, 1935. i In the meantime it is planned that. the state will levy-a-2-per cent (retail sales tax toraise funds to. relieve counties of the task of matching state funds for thé support of elementary and high schools. . This feature is expected to provide ‘immediate relief for the-local taxpayer. When the _ utility property “is transferred to the local tax rolls, the state will lose an income _ between $30,000,000 and $40,000,000 annually. The plan calls fora general ad’ valorem tax to make up this difference. In order to make sure that the burden on real property will not be too great, the proposed epnstitutional amendment specifically provides that not more than 25 per*cent of the cost of state goverriy _ may be defrayed by revenue 1 this source. ¢ An additional. safeguard against excessive taxes is provided. in a clause limiting increases of “governmental expenditures to not more than 5 per cent annually. “4 SUSPENDED WOODLAND—(UP)—Juan Martinez got the point of this tale. He decided to climb over a. six-foot barbed wire fence. His foot slipped and he found himself suspended by the seat’ of his trousers. His loud yells brought neighbors to the scene of the hanging. PANNED COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR SONORA—(UP)—While panning for gold along Sonora creek, Charles Wahler panned a “‘silver’ dollar dated 1837 The coin was a counterfeit. Hectic DaysSleepless Nights .then “NERVES”. you awake nights! T° MUCH work, too much mental strain, too much worry How they torture you, tire you, keep “NERVES” make you irritable, restless; give you Headache, Indigestion. .“NERVES” make you look and feel old. -weaken resistance and pave the way for serious nervous or organic trouble. J. M. Foster, a druggist, suffered tortures from Over-wrought Nerves. He had dozens of so called “Nerve Remedies” in_ his store. One by orfe he tried them without relief until.But let Mr. Foster tell his experience in his own words . Smiling, . Rolland Vandergrift, director of finmade. put me on my feet.” “I think Dr. Miles’ Nervine is the best nerve medicine made, and that a better one cannot be Dr. Miles’ Nervine was the only medicine on the shelf or in the prescription case that J. M. Foster, Druggist J. M. Foster Marysville, Ohio ‘DR.’ MILES?:? ERVINE LIQUID Hs. ;superable odds. . mittee, the antagonism how. . TAX LOAD CUT VANDEGRIFT IS VICTOR IN ROW May’ 8—(UP.) and self-assured, SACRAMENTO, urbane ance, has apparently survived one of the most prolonged and bitter attacks any state official has undergone in California’s history. Vandergrift has managed to retain his job in the face of almost inThe condemnation investigating . comof elective even the animosity of his own colleagues on the Rolph cabinet have failed to shake Governor Rolph’s' confidence in his short and portly finance director. The governor, in his 10,000 word answer to the Inman _ investigating committee’s report, emphatically stated he had absolute faith in the courage, integrity and good intentions of Vandergrift. He admitied the director might have committed mistakes in judgment; but that nothing ~ the committee unearthed indicated Vandergrift was dishonest or unprincipled. Vandergrift has demonstrated a peculiar capacity of drawing fire from powerful sectors and making enemies during the past six months. The investigating. ‘committee preferred inferential charges against him far more serious than those lodged against Dr: J. M. Toner, director of institutions, who is scheduled to be “‘transferred.”’ : The director’s state bond deals for the state -were condemned; broad hints of graft were given out by the committee in connection with the leasing of the state annex of the Inman officials and building; and his connection and activities in connection with the purchase of the Ventura hospital site were severely criticized. Particularly, did the committee wonder why he purchased a ranch adjacent to the Ventura hospital site. Vandergrift is cordially dislikea by virtually every member of the Rolph official family. This unpopularity was manifest at a recent secret meeting of Rolph with his cabinet and constitutional officers. The officials were verbally tearing Vandergrift limb from limb when the the discussion. One official promptly walked up to the director and called him a name which calls for a fight, unless accompanied by a smile. There was no smiles; nor was there. a fight. Vandergrift waited for this official to tell his story, listened to the,charges of. others, answered them all suavely and urbanely, and walked out. The amazing feature of the situation is why the governor, so responsive to the cabinet, ustially views of the insists that his rector remain in finance dioffice even at the . risk of executive harmony. SIX IN ONE GERBER—(UP)—W .W. Ackerman will have apples for every table requirement. He has successfully grafted six varieties of apples on one tree. Each variety blooms at a different time. DO NOT EXPERIMENT An electric refrigerator is not a casual purchase. You expect it to keen or Anine its good work indefinitely, : lifetime. Choose then @ lifetime rciiigerator. Norge is so constructed to you forever. its cabinet is constructed for endurance. And as for the Norge mechinism, the Rollator compressor is practically everlasting Only three moving parts, No pistons madly pumping up and down, no piston rings, no valves, no crankshatts, no connecting last rods, just a simple roller that roils in a bath of oil. ONLY NORGE has the Rollator. Install a Norge in your home now, everybody is buying NORGES. Be prepared for the coming warm season, with safe, sanitary and nomical refrigeration. Price $109.50 up. Trade in your old ice box. Easy terms. “Snyders Unlimited Service.” Snyder Radio Electric Shop, Atherecoton. B. Snyder, Prop.—Adv. Bile Stagnates In Sluggish liver Livers and Makes Us Sick m Soft Mass Pills relieve the) f “liver. iets earnest Bett @ ay eve the. ect on the liver. They are not Don’t be action stomach, headaches,. misled. Calomel, salts, mineral watreat , fete Taxative milla ete nea Tok . At zeue raviay or waite GW. Will, nce Sargon Soft Mass Pills contain the only two substances does. like any medicine you have ever taken . which will actually cause a sluggish i uae Serzite for free Uteratare describing . liver to increase its production of bile. 60 cents for a full 30-da ment, ‘practical, nonsensical director walked into the center of. By S. G. RUBINOW (U. P. Special Correspondent.) SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 15— (U.P.) Right: now, two countries are providing concrete examples of good and bad dictatorship. In the United States,under the sincere, helpful, really inspired dictatorship of President Roosevelt, the country. is making gigantic strides back toward prosperity. “ In Germany, under the despotic, dark-century, ignorant, and selfish dictatorship of Hitler, the country is sinking back into the oblivion of the dark ages. Strange contrast these two examples afford, in this, the noon of the twentieth century. United States, under the flag of practical, common-sense economics is crushing traditional bad customs so as to give her people real relief. Germany, under the flag of imfifteenth century crusadership, in the name of idiotic ‘‘nationalism,’’ is .creating a world-wide reaction of contempt for Prussianism. How a country like Germany, once the envy of al countries because of her intellect, scholarship, efficiency and progress, could totter so far-in such-a short period. of time, is difficult to understand. Dictatorships are not a new thing. History records that on one occasion, among the Romans, Cincinnatus was asked to leave his plow and -take the job of running the country, as a dictator, for a period months. History good job. : ; The big. difference between Roosevelt and Hitler is that one wants to serve and the other wants to control. Roosevelt is actuated by a new type of idealism in: politics, the desire to accomplish maximum good ip, ase Heroines BY Lourse M. COMSTOCK of six records he did a Elizabeth Porter Pe spire in the Union cemetery, Kansas City, boasts that city’s romantic link with the distant alarums of the Revolutionary—war, fought on the remote eastern rim of the continent while Kansas City was a -still unknown spot in the vast wilderness west of the Mississippi. The country was new when Samuel Porter with his young bride Elizabeth immigrated from Ireland to make their home in Richmond, Va. Tennessee was still unexplored wilderness filled with dangers, beckoning to ambitious young people desirous of securing land of their own. So, presently, we find the Porters with their retinue of slaves migrating again, and setting up a home near Franklin, Tenn, There was a war going on, they knew, but the rich, newly cleared lands of their homestead were at that time “farthest west” and many miles of wilderness and irregular communieation made Bunker Hill and Brandywine seem safely remote. But the long arm of the British through their hired Indian allies reached even that far. And one day, when the men folks were far away in the forests, a whooping band of red warriors descended upon the little settlement at Franklin, took prisoner all the women, including Mrs. Porter, and set off with them through the wilderness. Through endless miles of forest they marched the small band. The hardships of the journey were extreme, ancdat tasted: For. ss Thorne were rivers to ford, dreary nichts of discomfort in improvised — camping grounds, and the constant menace of their silent but watchful red captors. Just why these women were not-killed at the beginning and scalped according to the Indian custom, we do not know, though it has been suggested 3ritish officers prevented that. At length ‘the party reached Fort Niagara, a British stronghold in Canada, and there remained through the long winter. Not until the next spring were they returned to the Colonists and their homes. Mrs. Porter's third migration was in 1829, when, a widow, she came_ to Kansas with her son, the Reverend James Porter, a circuit rider. ©, 1932, Western Newspaper Union, antha 10c a day + eee Think of it! A real Remingtoa Portable Naadeale Baty) 2s loc a day! Two shift keys, standard four tow keybeard. Attractive pica type. hatred and . LOOKING UP — for maximum numbers. Hitler is actuated by an-,old type of conquest in politics, the desire to ruthlessly rule or ruin for selfish purposes. Predictions of the outcome in the United States and in Gérmany are easy. Roosevelt will go down .in history as one of the leading progressives and liberals of western civilization. — Hitler will last only as long as he can. keep his grip on militarism intact; then, he will flop as any other ignorant demagogue has flopped. After all, as Dr. Monroe E. Deutsch, vice-president and provost of the University of California says, “desire to serve state and commonwealth should be above all other qualifications for public office.” Otherwise, he continues, the people will find the ship of state steered by helmsmen both selfish and blind. oO 18] Whitman Symes, mining man of Downieville, was in‘’Nevada City Monday. Everyheré \, ae BANKof AMERICA In California Every California highway leads to a Bank ot branch The “everywhere-ness” America of Bank of America in California has a powerful appeal to its more than a million and a half depositors. The practical and psychological value of having their bank ‘ ‘travel” with them wherever «they go throughout the length and breadth of this far flung state is obvious. This “everywhere-ness” also means widely distributed resources —a vitally important factor in any banking structure. BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION = FEDERA SY MEMBER L RESERVE > stem Good Stories, 1 Yr. Pictorial Review, 1 Yr. Woman's World, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. ALL The Country Home, 1 Y1. FOR Successful Farming, 1 Yr. ONLY THIS NEWSPAPER, One Y'ear Gentlemen: Please send me your Name Don't wait another minutel Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe nowl BIG SEVEN CLUB Woman's World, 1 Yr. Household Magazine, 1 Yr. Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. The Farm Journal, 1 Yr. NTHIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY () Big 7 Club (Check Club desired.) (1 Rural Special Street or R.F.D @ Town and State NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY STAGE LINE TIMETABLE NO. 4 CANCELS TIMETABLE NO 3 All Service Daily ae Effective May 2nd, 1933 4 SCHEDULE NOS. 1 3 PM AM STATIONS AM PM 5:23 11:25 Sx. AUBURN ... Ar. 8:20 4:40 6:18 ee GRABS V... 7:30 3:50 6:30 12:35 oer NEVADA ©. ... Ly. 7:15 3:35 PM PM ‘ AM PM A a + ~} J gg

PAGE. SIX x THE NEVADA CTY. NUGGET FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1933 = OUR COFFEE j HITS THE SPOT : Best Food a In TownPrices Are RightSUNDAY Zi TURKEY , DINNER . SoG GRASS VALLEY CAFE 210 Main St. Phone 5: DOLLAR DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! For the Decoration Day holidays, roundtrips to almost everywhere in the West for about 1¢ a mile. Start, your trip on one of these dates: MAY 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 Be back by midnight, June 6 WORLD'S FAIR AT CHICAGO—OPENS MAY 27 If you have $100 you can see it, for fares are as low as — 60° ROUNDTRIP from S.P. main line points. Phone or write any S.P. agent for full details. Southern Pacific IS PROMISED IN RILEY MEASURE SACRAMENTO, May 18—(UP)— A definite reduction of the tax load on real property is claimed by proponents of the Riley tax plan which has been passed by the legislature and will be submitted to the people at a special election in June. Under terms of the measure, all operative property, Such as railroads and gas and_electric companies, will be returned to local tax rolls. This property, valued at $1,339,035,802 in, recent years has been taxed for state purposes only. According to a compilation by the state board of equalization the plan will permit the return of utility property valued at $2,698,748 to the local tax rolls of Nevada county. : As a result, it was explained, this will give the county a broader tax base and the rate may be lowered. This particular provision, ever, will not be effective until_January, 1935. i In the meantime it is planned that. the state will levy-a-2-per cent (retail sales tax toraise funds to. relieve counties of the task of matching state funds for thé support of elementary and high schools. . This feature is expected to provide ‘immediate relief for the-local taxpayer. When the _ utility property “is transferred to the local tax rolls, the state will lose an income _ between $30,000,000 and $40,000,000 annually. The plan calls fora general ad’ valorem tax to make up this difference. In order to make sure that the burden on real property will not be too great, the proposed epnstitutional amendment specifically provides that not more than 25 per*cent of the cost of state goverriy _ may be defrayed by revenue 1 this source. ¢ An additional. safeguard against excessive taxes is provided. in a clause limiting increases of “governmental expenditures to not more than 5 per cent annually. “4 SUSPENDED WOODLAND—(UP)—Juan Martinez got the point of this tale. He decided to climb over a. six-foot barbed wire fence. His foot slipped and he found himself suspended by the seat’ of his trousers. His loud yells brought neighbors to the scene of the hanging. PANNED COUNTERFEIT DOLLAR SONORA—(UP)—While panning for gold along Sonora creek, Charles Wahler panned a “‘silver’ dollar dated 1837 The coin was a counterfeit. Hectic DaysSleepless Nights ..then “NERVES”. you awake nights! T° MUCH work, too much mental strain, too much worry How they torture you, tire you, keep “NERVES” make you irritable, restless; give you Headache, Indigestion.. .“NERVES” make you look and feel old.. -weaken resistance and pave the way for serious nervous or organic trouble. J. M. Foster, a druggist, suffered tortures from Over-wrought Nerves. He had dozens of so called “Nerve Remedies” in_ his store. One by orfe he tried them without relief until..But let Mr. Foster tell his experience in his own words . Smiling, . Rolland Vandergrift, director of finmade. put me on my feet.” “I think Dr. Miles’ Nervine is the best nerve medicine made, and that a better one cannot be Dr. Miles’ Nervine was the only medicine on the shelf or in the prescription case that J. M. Foster, Druggist J. M. Foster Marysville, Ohio ‘DR.’ MILES?:? ERVINE LIQUID Hs. ;superable odds. . mittee, the antagonism how. . TAX LOAD CUT VANDEGRIFT IS VICTOR IN ROW May’ 8—(UP.) and self-assured, SACRAMENTO, urbane ance, has apparently survived one of the most prolonged and bitter attacks any state official has undergone in California’s history. Vandergrift has managed to retain his job in the face of almost inThe condemnation investigating . comof elective even the animosity of his own colleagues on the Rolph cabinet have failed to shake Governor Rolph’s' confidence in his short and portly finance director. The governor, in his 10,000 word answer to the Inman _ investigating committee’s report, emphatically stated he had absolute faith in the courage, integrity and good intentions of Vandergrift. He admitied the director might have committed mistakes in judgment; but that nothing ~ the committee unearthed indicated Vandergrift was dishonest or unprincipled. Vandergrift has demonstrated a peculiar capacity of drawing fire from powerful sectors and making enemies during the past six months. The investigating. ‘committee preferred inferential charges against him far more serious than those lodged against Dr: J. M. Toner, director of institutions, who is scheduled to be “‘transferred.”’ : The director’s state bond deals for the state -were condemned; broad hints of graft were given out by the committee in connection with the leasing of the state annex of the Inman officials and building; and his connection and activities in connection with the purchase of the Ventura hospital site were severely criticized. Particularly, did the committee wonder why he purchased a ranch adjacent to the Ventura hospital site. Vandergrift is cordially dislikea by virtually every member of the Rolph official family. This unpopularity was manifest at a recent secret meeting of Rolph with his cabinet and constitutional officers. The officials were verbally tearing Vandergrift limb from limb when the the discussion. One official promptly walked up to the director and called him a name which calls for a fight, unless accompanied by a smile. There was no smiles; nor was there. a fight. Vandergrift waited for this official to tell his story, listened to the,charges of. others, answered them all suavely and urbanely, and walked out. The amazing feature of the situation is why the governor, so responsive to the cabinet, ustially views of the insists that his rector remain in finance dioffice even at the . risk of executive harmony. SIX IN ONE GERBER—(UP)—W .W. Ackerman will have apples for every table requirement. He has successfully grafted six varieties of apples on one tree. Each variety blooms at a different time. DO NOT EXPERIMENT An electric refrigerator is not a casual purchase. You expect it to keen or Anine its good work indefinitely, : lifetime. Choose then @ lifetime rciiigerator. Norge is so constructed to you forever. its cabinet is constructed for endurance. And as for the Norge mechinism, the Rollator compressor is practically everlasting Only three moving parts, No pistons madly pumping up and down, no piston rings, no valves, no crankshatts, no connecting last rods, just a simple roller that roils in a bath of oil. ONLY NORGE has the Rollator. Install a Norge in your home now, everybody is buying NORGES. Be prepared for the coming warm season, with safe, sanitary and nomical refrigeration. Price $109.50 up. Trade in your old ice box. Easy terms. “Snyders Unlimited Service.” Snyder Radio Electric Shop, Atherecoton. B. Snyder, Prop.—Adv. Bile Stagnates In Sluggish liver

Livers and Makes Us Sick m Soft Mass Pills relieve the) f “liver. iets earnest Bett @ ay eve the. ect on the liver. They are not Don’t be action stomach, headaches,. misled. Calomel, salts, mineral watreat , fete Taxative milla ete nea Tok . At zeue raviay or waite GW. Will, nce Sargon Soft Mass Pills contain the only two substances does. like any medicine you have ever taken . which will actually cause a sluggish i uae Serzite for free Uteratare describing . liver to increase its production of bile. 60 cents for a full 30-da ment, ‘practical, nonsensical director walked into the center of. By S. G. RUBINOW (U. P. Special Correspondent.) SACRAMENTO, Cal., May 15— (U.P.) Right: now, two countries are providing concrete examples of good and bad dictatorship. In the United States,under the sincere, helpful, really inspired dictatorship of President Roosevelt, the country. is making gigantic strides back toward prosperity. “ In Germany, under the despotic, dark-century, ignorant, and selfish dictatorship of Hitler, the country is sinking back into the oblivion of the dark ages. Strange contrast these two examples afford, in this, the noon of the twentieth century. United States, under the flag of practical, common-sense economics is crushing traditional bad customs so as to give her people real relief. Germany, under the flag of imfifteenth century crusadership, in the name of idiotic ‘‘nationalism,’’ is .creating a world-wide reaction of contempt for Prussianism. How a country like Germany, once the envy of al countries because of her intellect, scholarship, efficiency and progress, could totter so far-in such-a short period. of time, is difficult to understand. Dictatorships are not a new thing. History records that on one occasion, among the Romans, Cincinnatus was asked to leave his plow and -take the job of running the country, as a dictator, for a period months. History good job. : ; The big. difference between Roosevelt and Hitler is that one wants to serve and the other wants to control. Roosevelt is actuated by a new type of idealism in: politics, the desire to accomplish maximum good ip, ase Heroines BY Lourse M. COMSTOCK of six records he did a Elizabeth Porter Pe spire in the Union cemetery, Kansas City, boasts that city’s romantic link with the distant alarums of the Revolutionary—war, fought on the remote eastern rim of the continent while Kansas City was a -still unknown spot in the vast wilderness west of the Mississippi. The country was new when Samuel Porter with his young bride Elizabeth immigrated from Ireland to make their home in Richmond, Va. Tennessee was still unexplored wilderness filled with dangers, beckoning to ambitious young people desirous of securing land of their own. So, presently, we find the Porters with their retinue of slaves migrating again, and setting up a home near Franklin, Tenn, There was a war going on, they knew, but the rich, newly cleared lands of their homestead were at that time “farthest west” and many miles of wilderness and irregular communieation made Bunker Hill and Brandywine seem safely remote. But the long arm of the British through their hired Indian allies reached even that far. And one day, when the men folks were far away in the forests, a whooping band of red warriors descended upon the little settlement at Franklin, took prisoner all the women, including Mrs. Porter, and set off with them through the wilderness. Through endless miles of forest they marched the small band. The hardships of the journey were extreme, ancdat tasted: For. ss Thorne were rivers to ford, dreary nichts of discomfort in improvised — camping grounds, and the constant menace of their silent but watchful red captors. Just why these women were not-killed at the beginning and scalped according to the Indian custom, we do not know, though it has been suggested 3ritish officers prevented that. At length ‘the party reached Fort Niagara, a British stronghold in Canada, and there remained through the long winter. Not until the next spring were they returned to the Colonists and their homes. Mrs. Porter's third migration was in 1829, when, a widow, she came_ to Kansas with her son, the Reverend James Porter, a circuit rider. ©, 1932, Western Newspaper Union, antha 10c a day + eee Think of it! A real Remingtoa Portable Naadeale Baty) 2s loc a day! Two shift keys, standard four tow keybeard. Attractive pica type. hatred and . LOOKING UP — for maximum numbers. Hitler is actuated by an-,old type of conquest in politics, the desire to ruthlessly rule or ruin for selfish purposes. Predictions of the outcome in the United States and in Gérmany are easy. Roosevelt will go down .in history as one of the leading progressives and liberals of western civilization. — Hitler will last only as long as he can. keep his grip on militarism intact; then, he will flop as any other ignorant demagogue has flopped. After all, as Dr. Monroe E. Deutsch, vice-president and provost of the University of California says, “desire to serve state and commonwealth should be above all other qualifications for public office.” Otherwise, he continues, the people will find the ship of state steered by helmsmen both selfish and blind. oO 18] Whitman Symes, mining man of Downieville, was in‘’Nevada City Monday. Everyheré \, ae BANKof AMERICA In California Every California highway leads to a Bank ot branch The “everywhere-ness” America of Bank of America in California has a powerful appeal to its more than a million and a half depositors. The practical and psychological value of having their bank ‘ ‘travel” with them wherever «they go throughout the length and breadth of this far flung state is obvious. This “everywhere-ness” also means widely distributed resources —a vitally important factor in any banking structure. BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION = FEDERA SY MEMBER L RESERVE > stem Good Stories, 1 Yr. Pictorial Review, 1 Yr. Woman's World, 1 Yr. Good Stories, 1 Yr. ALL The Country Home, 1 Y1. FOR Successful Farming, 1 Yr. ONLY THIS NEWSPAPER, One Y'ear Gentlemen: Please send me your Name Don't wait another minutel Never before and perhaps never again, can these wonderful magazines be obtained with your home newspaper at such prices. Subscribe nowl BIG SEVEN CLUB Woman's World, 1 Yr. Household Magazine, 1 Yr. Gentlewoman Magazine, 1 Yr. The Country Home, 1 Yr. The Farm Journal, 1 Yr. NTHIS NEWSPAPER, One Year ONLY () Big 7 Club (Check Club desired.) (1 Rural Special Street or R.F.D @ Town and State NEVADA COUNTY NARROW GAUGE RAILROAD COMPANY STAGE LINE TIMETABLE NO. 4 CANCELS TIMETABLE NO 3 All Service Daily ae Effective May 2nd, 1933 4 SCHEDULE NOS. 1 3 PM AM STATIONS AM PM 5:23 11:25 Sx. AUBURN ...... Ar. 8:20 4:40 6:18 ee GRABS V...... 7:30 3:50 6:30 12:35 oer NEVADA ©. ..... Ly. 7:15 3:35 PM PM ‘ AM PM A a + ~} J gg