May 26, 1930 (8 pages)

\ CTTY Nw i Lg fal etsed MT? ros FY A aaiaaian ~ BASEEBALL Last Tuesday the N. C. “C"" team I de i : ree Junio SC ae ch Cascl me : stiches i : ° ies veel pore : F et the \ igo were induiged on Cashin’s Field aay at even Id iY e a1 li; on thre mound with and Oly itetive stud the in 5 fue ade faa: three divisions; ‘ves 5 certain nuimber of points. le 1 order‘to qualify Pease for the awards first division; 15 in. ‘the second and 10 in the third. The! ‘chart that was used is as folldws: : perhaps (A) Scholarship: ire. town-is destroyed . seyeral are endangered or -lost Par because of carelessness with Evéry summer benutiful forests are} We ee ar rene 10. Te . tor elery LU 2 iain) aon ea ou meee om ae é. some person support took -excellent the was ahead 8 to 6 advantage Hrincipal, i of. children Calvin, an the’. birthday j mad Brought veral . gr ar school ee fete a. i — to employee The last ee week’s . activities gavé Nevada. many of the local younger Scouts an short, visit. opportunity to learn of the local. rules seis Pendola arrived a ’ : . Eugene H. Hays and} Morest Service, slightly injured his} 2rm and sought medical attention. > celebrate it. > brought her brief -visit. Mr. and Mrs. ss Doris Nizhten parents ille few days. fundamental woods. without geome of th of living Le ad j reliance on civiiza tion’s implements to ease them ove the rough spots. ago from San Franciseo on a visit to Both the Beaver and Hagle patrols cand, . his, old home. had a hiks.as their weekly meeting little . ; William Lichtenberger superinten-] The Beavers, naking her birthday-a q dent of the poy Crek mine, passed le ader, took Atbert Pratti, ‘patro the tkree-mile walk to through townWednes ay: enroute to . Gol d Hollow and Bob Tamblyn, partol . the shivers. eats Nevada City. ee of the Eagle patrol led his names have beey} Albert Garcio'of Nevada CHY was . hiinch to the Canada Hill diggings and memorable. ocea more the. most exciting b iseball added to the subscription list for/!into wn Wednesday on a brief busiSeveral of the newer Scouts had nev es played. for muany years, at Methe eenine and . finishing the} néss visit. ler before tried to cook their spe morial Park. Hoskins pitched very walls of the first floor of the Iecal . Ray McCullough ‘of North San without utensils over an open fire geod -ball until the. eighth inning Masonic ha il. This part of the build-. Juan spent several days: in town this of their own mMiaking,. and gaine when Grass Valley scored three rung ine is “used for: pliblic purposes and!. week on business at the Lang Gar-. considerable experience. With a. fe thém ahead § te 7. Tco many is cansiderel the town hall, and re-. age, S more tries at if these younger boys errers oie of’ featured the defeat team. The two teams mét 6f our eently a public spirited interested f otherwise asain in the started a movement needed repairs citizen, n°! . in , 8S. Labadie, proprietor of the the ~ hall,! Hotel Francis, motored toDownie to make to-this the/j ville Wednesday on a short visit. part of the. Jack Richardson. field last Wednesday. N. C. display building. The following names and. ed its ability in playing base ball alt’ amounts have been subseribe d to the the game until. the last inning. N.C. was ahead for the . first semester and. and we fon tt the averages of the grades for the} the fe Comptt Tues. M. G. Calvin motored Union . City Wednesday on a mptonville : through Scholarship shall be based on the] and candy freely Grammar Sthoal 3 he,, final game of the series at Cashin’s Points. vevers: completely swept over and ruined adie des fire, justbecause fina blew up, to leave a V's score ) tie some -and their,” ‘‘Scoop’’ Wasley on in quite ion, several relate in the and 7 ch ne ee treicherous and du lence in game. With ) disciiss ihe g fons. }runs. This game finished the series thotest-rep.csentative student in] for the ‘C’’ teams of the two schools, es = The qualities of th Wan gves winning the-series by 4 games s kceee fs Man's. vest” friend worst enemy. Every day : ness, some ! M oe ice cream until the ninth inning when our team \ eet nes mn On THe Ct ee ee ia AN DAI iy most enacci tome maa and the Grass Valley ‘*C’’ team met behind him N. C. es CAMPiPONVILLE 0 of yo Edited Weel: : “MAY 26,1934 AGGET, CALIFORNIA then @rass very cause: Hall,-$1.; five runs to put them ahead ten to eight. careless with a match, cigarette, or . first ond segond periods of the sec-. N: C. still had the chance Jno. W. to win $2.; A game, a few ——0—___—_— Elmer S. R. ‘NORTH Emma J. Ramm, $2.50; SAN Je ee JUAN, At the general troop meeting on Wednesday night Gilbert Clark ‘gavel the troop preliminary instruetions in the use of the semaphore flag sig NORTH SA‘Ny JUAN JOTSi ; a F. S. Labadie, $10.; . Kate Hope Livingston, $5:; & to 5 Valley scored arrived will be able to. match the Pie Scouts who are now Pie eee at the® May 23, nalling system. The local boys took ; first place Mackey, $2.; B. L. Carlso (Special to ‘The Nuggset) —Misses! a+ the Friend, $2; Fred H. Butz,. Johanndh and: Minnie Malotiey of Nevada in Morse code signaled? last rally ai at Roseville but City has never had a’ sema campfire. In spite of the Fire ETS" cad semester. (In order to qualify; the game in the last half of the; $2.5; John Schnellmann, $2.; Acton; Idaho, formerly of French Corral,* phore team. With the local man-for vention Week carried on by the FOr: . se the award a person must have! ninth innihg when Hogan and Davey M-~Cleveland, $2.50; William A. made their old home town a visit. ian instructo est Reserve, the books and (signs . ot Jess than 15"points r the local troop should in division A). singled. Then the unexpected hapLang, :$5.;. E. L. ‘Cleveland, $5.,; Mrs. Kate Montre and Gordonpe printed on fire prevention and ia (B) Student Affairs: : able to put a team in that field pened. A freak triple play happened Fred C. Kendall, $3.;. Anna Ramm Kessler .made a_ business trip to that might duplieate ures given by members of the ve C1). Atiletics: the Morse code: when Fisher hit a Marsh, hard line drivel $2.50; John G. Ramm, $2.50] Oroville Tuesday. est Reserve at the publie team’s feat of being the best in the schools Points;into center field. The two players @.W. Megers, $2.50; Dave Price, $2. Mrs. J. Kelley. and Miss Loretta entire Tahoe and all the warnings issued, millions lcaiptain ofa squa Area. d. 10: 0n bases did not expect the ball to Bartsch were visitors of dollars worth. of the finest tim. from: Moon-. “The troop accepte d the invitation} Other memberg on a squad ... 5. be caught, but was caught putting Dr. J, .H. Barr: of Yuba City was shine Friday evening. ber is lost every ‘ires. year through fores tl yen leatleta: ee 5 {three outs and ending the bail game. (2) Student Affairs. Carelessness is a very dangerous 2 president of the Student Bdy«: nee16 habit’ and e: acqitived, ut not Other officers of Student Body. eisily overcome. To be careless with’ president ‘of.a class. in towy Monday evening called . or the American Legion to partiei Mrs Henry Klenzenlorf and son, , bate in the Memoria l Day activities, . Frank, were visitors in San Juan . The troop will assemble at 9:30 on . Friday. that morning at their hall and ar-. by Although we did got have a very the illness of James Joubert at Oak successful season we played practiValley. His son, James. Barr, recent cally even teams with G. V. Every .game which was played during the Everybody graduate of Santa Clara College achim. -is getting ready. for!;Tange to ecmpanied march to the Redmen’8 . the big Cherry Carnival seventh and/j Hall where the parade will ‘start at . fire results always in a fire loss of) Other officers of a class 5 . series. was -very close. Cooperation Miss Lola M. Labadie and ‘mothe eighth of June. ten o’clock. many lives. If every one would only president of an orgatization 1 ~ . Was very poor this. year among the left. Tuesday for their home. at Ii. H. Ingraham traded in his ear try to overeome this habit and do ———————0 year . OIG ol mea uy 5. Players. We have many boys who Browns Valley after. a short visit and now he has another of popular ail in their power to prevent fires, . President for Typewriters sale,— Underof “an organization less lare capable of playing good baseball here, . make. ~Remingtons, Royals, woods, some there would be only the few fires! {han 1 VOGAL ce et ee g. but these boys did not turn out to’ Gieat preparations are being made . only $15.00, Also new Portables Supervisor W. J. Mellon of Chal; caused by lightning or by nature. ; SPR Orn ar officers of an organization ea Can repair your old the games. All of us know if these leng e€ was “in town Tuesday on_officai un on time — one pote: typewritelyy be while here. R. W. Weber,.% ere: 3 fully to 6bserve the follwing: ‘‘Never! joss than 1 WORT oc a errs 1 boys had turned out the games would have been a different story, ee throw a lighted match or cigaretic . Editor-in-chief of the’ “Quill’’.. 10 from an automobile, never light any nesusiness Manager of the ‘“Quill’’.10 unnecessary fires in.the forest or on} Other editors and managers of a windy day, always get a campfire! permit. before. always smother lighting the afire; fire and jhe “Oui oe 5 AMonrber-of a musical organization. 5 Mrs. Acton M, Bran The Desc class, under the inand high school ‘teacher, is the owenr of dren are success. . SHOEMAKER—At_ Grass Valley, Our teacher Mrs. Haffey and ehil. May 23; to Mr. and Mrs. Charles not going to leave right Shoemaker, a away. They -are going to visit for al a new car. fire. For these reasons the ests shouldbe protected and everyone should do his vention of fires. part in HONOR SOCIETY DAY the pre For many years the few members of the Honor Society have been al FRESHMAN PICNIC lowed an anyual picnie as a reward for having high marks. Last Wednesday the . Freshmen class enjoyed a pienie at Lake Olym= pia. After swimmin gand boating, the boys, and “wiches, girls enjoyed Last Tuesday the Honor Society went on a picnic. First, the societ y went to Lake Vera for a refreshing the sand--. cake and ice cream swim and then to which . ing where lunch was eaten. Was prepared by the food ¢ommitiee. The faculty also attended and en joyed themselves. is Freeman’sCross It was decided to go to Marysville and_return by way of Lincoln and Auburn. : On the way home, the society stopped at Bear River and ate supper . . By this time night was coming on-so _ the society returned to Nevada City ie TEACHER ENTERTAINS i with much regret, for everyone had enjoyed the picnie and skip day. Miss Agnes, O'Neil, music teacher . The following members for both grammar and~ high school , . the picnic: Bill Jeffery, attended Addison entertained the teachers of the high Janes, Catherine Davie, Madeline school and a few other friends at Himes, Raym ond Feagans, Gertrude a delightful card party given at the home of. Mrs. Murchie. Jones, Prizes were . Chapman awarded to Miss Whelan, Mrs. Hulen , Hulen Mrs. A. Murchie, Mr. Pedersen, ArBill nold agin and ae epioae and Bleakley, Ruth Warren Rector. chaperoned the attendance for the . The Quills were ready for distriMay 22. There was an increase in the price, as this year’s , Quill ~ has many more interesting parts to it. The former price was bution .59 cents and this year’s price will be 75 cents. SEE Dearly . Vb eee ee _ HONOR SOCIETY PLAY Thursday, fey 29, the Honor Society are SCins to ente rtain the student body by presenting them with a play. The name of the play is “Nevertheless.” The students that 1 are going to take Part in the play are-the following: Ruth Rector, Warren Chapman. and Addi son Janes, pecseaatae Beachy Wk eG TALK BY DR. DALE An interesting talk was given Fri appendicitis at the Jones Memorial Hospital last week. Her friends And classmates wish her a_speedy recovery. POSTER CONTEST months of February, March and day, May 16, by Dr. Dale of the State April .was 123.70. There were nine;. Department of Education. He talked teen pupils who were neither absent on the subject of education in the Two tickets were awarded to Ruth’ “nor tardy during the three months. . Schools aird the qualities necessary They were Angiolina Alaria, Teresa for success in life. He dealt upon the Noyes for the bestSenior ball poster Alaria, Phyllis. Anderson, Ethel. importance of a ‘Brown, Edith Casci, William Charon-. nat, Edith Clemo, Elizabeth Godfrey, student applying himself to his studies when he. is in Beth ‘Curnow, . School. This talk was enjoyed by Evelyn Graneveryone, because it was one of the ~home, Kathlyn Greénaway, Gerald; Hogan, Bill Jeffrey, Larsen,; given this year. Dahl Most profitable talks that has been and one ticket to Marie Odgers for Radj¢ Servicing and Repaiz /CLARENCE R. GRAY Ruth Moyle, Chester Peterson, Bob Polglase, Margaret Rector, Ruth Rec/ 520 Coyote St. Phone 15) tor, Albert Robinson, Eleanor Schrei“ber, Louise Schreiber, Harold Schif: Work Called for and Delivere flet, Floyd Stenger, arline Suttoy, After school Thursday, May 22.) Dorothy Tamblyn, Henry Toccaline, the juniors of the Nevada City High Carolyn Towle and Zoe Tredennick. School went to the Van Guisan dam “Phere were also four. pupils that on pienic. Various games were Purchased have. not been absent for the entire played and many of the pupils and Licensed by State of Califernia Established 1907 i ‘year. They are Angiolina Alaria teachers enjoyed swimming. ' Before WILDBERG BROS. retur ning home supper was ‘served. ‘Teresa Alaria, Earline ,Sutton and SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 precies St.,San Francisco Henry Toccalini. . All enjoyed themselves immensely.) JUNIOR PICNIC for $295.00. Terms as low as $6.00 per month Other pianos represened by us Ore and Bullion Plant: Sou ‘rancisco pstain Strest, go oleateSe Tre terletententats tentesteone tferte seas atensee i Parker Pen and Pencil Sets—Wallets—Perfume Sets —lImported Perfumery—Automizers— Photograph Albums . 3 Commencement Cards that express your sincere Graduation Congratulations H, H. DIC DICKER KERMA MAN « Ya ste ate nla “ athe nts ste fe oh de Ye gt aie re ofa oe vka nfe tens the Ne feofoenf te ut yerte Reileneriere sSeefeferteaoferte of ofahs a nye atenteot C7 ole ake of ozatoh teat hes on+ erferte eyorf fe ote ofentRie ren 4 “ pe Wie aae BAA Ps a fp to BO are: Ns % ° ;} 7 i ENS ee ; Pat * y @ am er qe BESQ Eb wt? BAe rAD Ghee 7 We MASON HAMLIN CHICKERING TOOT FISHER BREWSTER . W. W. KIMBALL“? HINZE< WHITNEY ha other Grands and Uprights may be purchased in Grass Valley from THE HARMONY SHOP’ ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO. Home. of America’s Foremos Pianos Sacramento lIth & Jay ‘THE Family is gathered in the living KNABE second prize. FINE WATCH REPAIRIN( Main ‘made by -.W. W. KIMBALL Many friends were sorry to hear Fay Murphy’s operation for4 about Surveyor. Hall. This beautiful upright piano .FAY MURPHY ILL society and Nugget. Land GRADUATION GIFTS AND . GREETING CARDS IF QUILLS OUT MAY 22 over City Vallav ay was in town Wedyesday on busi ness . Miss Doris Nigtingale, principal BE ef) Rea rae Mrs. Rector went along to drive one : of the ears. ATTENDANCE RECORD : The average Harriet . Licensed The eee the third deus: in May. for : for Ke ert seat steak ert. of ET ae NeeoLente ete teats nests oO ORS ies Rey»,Mieke4 "as+OOO-Hee a 0 Subscribe 0 ~G than strict game laws suffers much during 0 J. Fe O'O2INNOR a the water supply and the lumber ‘a person must have not less than 10 supply. The wild life of the forests points in division C.) that should be and is protected by Award to be made not later Chas. H. Greene of Grass Valley ent -at ia breakfast given by Mr. Kjorlie, Senior Advisor. This break fast was one of the events at which the Senior would all be prese nt as a group. The Seniors want to thank Mr. and Mrs, Kjorlie for their kind appreciation. : : son. Ve are all ace to hear they are all coming back for the next term of; Civil and Minine Engineer school. 1 Untted. States. Mineral.: yee y ese Third highest number of votes..10 (in order to qualify for the award May 20 the Senior class were pres Fred J. Joubert motored to North San Juan Tuesday on a short visit. white. eS hands of fire are beautiful, green, quiet, and cool looking. It endangers .}5 SENIOR CLASS BREAKFAST. 0 GREEN—At Grass Valley, May 23, te pienic for the residents and a pr ‘Oj Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green a son. gram by the pupils. It was a pte . —_— (in order to quality for the award . @f this trip was to look A band of cattle from the Farringover the 1 ij fectly sure it is entirely out before }a person must have not less than 154 telephone office and the gas plant. ton raych pased through Tuesday leaving it.” . points in division B.), As the-Physie class is now stud ying enroute to the upper country, It is becoming more essential every . . (C) Most Representative telephones this trip proved KE. E. Barnum, an attache of the Student: to be very day to protect the beautiful forests. ; Nevada City Forést Service (To be determined by student interesting. office, The forests through which a fire has. body vote; secret ballot). Cae ana ene was in town Tuesday on official swept mars the beauty of the scenbusiness. . Points ery along the highways ‘and roads,. Highest’ numbér Of votes . . 25 while the forest that has escaped the “Second “highest number of votes. office. Misses. Geraldine and Ea riyne, spent Tuesday at North San Juan visiting relatives. sd Mrs: Kate Hope Livingston, local or put it out with water and be per Nugget ‘‘old timers of the San*®Juan Ridge, July 4th. School closed Friday witha social daughters, PHYSIC GLASS VISIT struction of Mr, Kjorlié » made a trip dirt . Member of pity cast 5 . to Grass Valley May 19. The purpose with’ the coming back of the cial business. Joseph Vierra brought him over. Marysville 422 4th St. 0 e2 is Dad in his easy chair, telephone—in hand, Mother with busily plying needles, Sister brimful of importance: .. It’s Telephone Hour— and the missing members of the Family are ‘“‘coming home”’ for their Sun day morning chat! Telephone'Hour is a new way to keep family ties alive. You can do it so. quickly, so easily, so inexpensively. THe Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Company . A eae or eee eeeqeineanes year ae ne + 5h 1 > So to do my duty to aid in the prevention of forest fires I try care-i Other officers of an organization

\ CTTY Nw i Lg fal etsed MT? ros FY A aaiaaian ~ BASEEBALL Last Tuesday the N. C. “C"" team I de i : ree Junio SC ae ch Cascl me : stiches i : ° ies veel pore : F et the \ igo were induiged on Cashin’s Field aay at even Id iY e a1 li; on thre mound with and Oly itetive stud the in 5 fue ade faa: three divisions; ‘ves 5 certain nuimber of points. le 1 order‘to qualify Pease for the awards first division; 15 in. ‘the second and 10 in the third. The! ‘chart that was used is as folldws: : perhaps (A) Scholarship: ire. town-is destroyed . seyeral are endangered or -lost Par because of carelessness with Evéry summer benutiful forests are} We ee ar rene 10. Te . tor elery LU 2 iain) aon ea ou meee om ae é. some person support took -excellent the was ahead 8 to 6 advantage Hrincipal, i of. children Calvin, an the’. birthday j mad Brought veral . gr ar school ee fete a. i — to employee The last ee week’s . activities gavé Nevada. many of the local younger Scouts an short, visit. opportunity to learn of the local. rules seis Pendola arrived a ’ : . Eugene H. Hays and} Morest Service, slightly injured his} 2rm and sought medical attention. > celebrate it. > brought her brief -visit. Mr. and Mrs. ss Doris Nizhten parents ille few days. fundamental woods. without geome of th of living Le ad j reliance on civiiza tion’s implements to ease them ove the rough spots. ago from San Franciseo on a visit to Both the Beaver and Hagle patrols cand, . his, old home. had a hiks.as their weekly meeting little . ; William Lichtenberger superinten-] The Beavers, naking her birthday-a q dent of the poy Crek mine, passed le ader, took Atbert Pratti, ‘patro the tkree-mile walk to through townWednes ay: enroute to . Gol d Hollow and Bob Tamblyn, partol . the shivers. eats Nevada City. ee of the Eagle patrol led his names have beey} Albert Garcio'of Nevada CHY was . hiinch to the Canada Hill diggings and memorable. ocea more the. most exciting b iseball added to the subscription list for/!into wn Wednesday on a brief busiSeveral of the newer Scouts had nev es played. for muany years, at Methe eenine and . finishing the} néss visit. ler before tried to cook their spe morial Park. Hoskins pitched very walls of the first floor of the Iecal . Ray McCullough ‘of North San without utensils over an open fire geod -ball until the. eighth inning Masonic ha il. This part of the build-. Juan spent several days: in town this of their own mMiaking,. and gaine when Grass Valley scored three rung ine is “used for: pliblic purposes and!. week on business at the Lang Gar-. considerable experience. With a. fe thém ahead § te 7. Tco many is cansiderel the town hall, and re-. age, S more tries at if these younger boys errers oie of’ featured the defeat team. The two teams mét 6f our eently a public spirited interested f otherwise asain in the started a movement needed repairs citizen, n°! . in , 8S. Labadie, proprietor of the the ~ hall,! Hotel Francis, motored toDownie to make to-this the/j ville Wednesday on a short visit. part of the. Jack Richardson. field last Wednesday. N. C. display building. The following names and. ed its ability in playing base ball alt’ amounts have been subseribe d to the the game until. the last inning. N.C. was ahead for the . first semester and. and we fon tt the averages of the grades for the} the fe Comptt Tues. M. G. Calvin motored Union . City Wednesday on a mptonville : through Scholarship shall be based on the] and candy freely Grammar Sthoal 3 he,, final game of the series at Cashin’s Points. vevers: completely swept over and ruined adie des fire, justbecause fina blew up, to leave a V's score ) tie some -and their,” ‘‘Scoop’’ Wasley on in quite ion, several relate in the and 7 ch ne ee treicherous and du lence in game. With ) disciiss ihe g fons. }runs. This game finished the series thotest-rep.csentative student in] for the ‘C’’ teams of the two schools, es = The qualities of th Wan gves winning the-series by 4 games s kceee fs Man's. vest” friend worst enemy. Every day : ness, some ! M oe ice cream until the ninth inning when our team \ eet nes mn On THe Ct ee ee ia AN DAI iy most enacci tome maa and the Grass Valley ‘*C’’ team met behind him N. C. es CAMPiPONVILLE 0 of yo Edited Weel: : “MAY 26,1934 AGGET, CALIFORNIA then @rass very cause: Hall,-$1.; five runs to put them ahead ten to eight. careless with a match, cigarette, or . first ond segond periods of the sec-. N: C. still had the chance Jno. W. to win $2.; A game, a few ——0—___—_— Elmer S. R. ‘NORTH Emma J. Ramm, $2.50; SAN Je ee JUAN, At the general troop meeting on Wednesday night Gilbert Clark ‘gavel the troop preliminary instruetions in the use of the semaphore flag sig NORTH SA‘Ny JUAN JOTSi ; a F. S. Labadie, $10.; . Kate Hope Livingston, $5:; & to 5 Valley scored arrived will be able to. match the Pie Scouts who are now Pie eee at the® May 23, nalling system. The local boys took ; first place Mackey, $2.; B. L. Carlso (Special to ‘The Nuggset) —Misses! a+ the Friend, $2; Fred H. Butz,. Johanndh and: Minnie Malotiey of Nevada in Morse code signaled? last rally ai at Roseville but City has never had a’ sema campfire. In spite of the Fire ETS" cad semester. (In order to qualify; the game in the last half of the; $2.5; John Schnellmann, $2.; Acton; Idaho, formerly of French Corral,* phore team. With the local man-for vention Week carried on by the FOr: . se the award a person must have! ninth innihg when Hogan and Davey M-~Cleveland, $2.50; William A. made their old home town a visit. ian instructo est Reserve, the books and (signs . ot Jess than 15"points r the local troop should in division A). singled. Then the unexpected hapLang, :$5.;. E. L. ‘Cleveland, $5.,; Mrs. Kate Montre and Gordonpe printed on fire prevention and ia (B) Student Affairs: : able to put a team in that field pened. A freak triple play happened Fred C. Kendall, $3.;. Anna Ramm Kessler .made a_ business trip to that might duplieate ures given by members of the ve C1). Atiletics: the Morse code: when Fisher hit a Marsh, hard line drivel $2.50; John G. Ramm, $2.50] Oroville Tuesday. est Reserve at the publie team’s feat of being the best in the schools Points;into center field. The two players @.W. Megers, $2.50; Dave Price, $2. Mrs. J. Kelley. and Miss Loretta entire Tahoe and all the warnings issued, millions lcaiptain ofa squa Area. d. 10: 0n bases did not expect the ball to Bartsch were visitors of dollars worth. of the finest tim. from: Moon-. “The troop accepte d the invitation} Other memberg on a squad ...... 5. be caught, but was caught putting Dr. J, .H. Barr: of Yuba City was shine Friday evening. ber is lost every ‘ires. year through fores tl yen leatleta: ee 5 {three outs and ending the bail game. (2) Student Affairs. Carelessness is a very dangerous 2 president of the Student Bdy«: nee16 habit’ and e: acqitived, ut not Other officers of Student Body.. eisily overcome. To be careless with’ president ‘of.a class.. in towy Monday evening called . or the American Legion to partiei Mrs Henry Klenzenlorf and son, , bate in the Memoria l Day activities, . Frank, were visitors in San Juan . The troop will assemble at 9:30 on . Friday. that morning at their hall and ar-. by Although we did got have a very the illness of James Joubert at Oak successful season we played practiValley. His son, James. Barr, recent cally even teams with G. V. Every .game which was played during the Everybody graduate of Santa Clara College achim. -is getting ready. for!;Tange to ecmpanied march to the Redmen’8 . the big Cherry Carnival seventh and/j Hall where the parade will ‘start at . fire results always in a fire loss of) Other officers of a class 5 . series. was -very close. Cooperation Miss Lola M. Labadie and ‘mothe eighth of June. ten o’clock. many lives. If every one would only president of an orgatization 1 ~ . Was very poor this. year among the left. Tuesday for their home. at Ii. H. Ingraham traded in his ear try to overeome this habit and do ———————0 year .. OIG ol mea uy 5. Players. We have many boys who Browns Valley after. a short visit and now he has another of popular ail in their power to prevent fires, . President for Typewriters sale,— Underof “an organization less lare capable of playing good baseball here, . make. ~Remingtons, Royals, woods, some there would be only the few fires! {han 1 VOGAL ce et ee g. but these boys did not turn out to’ Gieat preparations are being made . only $15.00, Also new Portables Supervisor W. J. Mellon of Chal; caused by lightning or by nature. ; SPR Orn ar officers of an organization ea

Can repair your old the games. All of us know if these leng e€ was “in town Tuesday on_officai un on time — one pote: typewritelyy be while here. R. W. Weber,.% ere: 3 fully to 6bserve the follwing: ‘‘Never! joss than 1 WORT oc a errs 1 boys had turned out the games would have been a different story, ee throw a lighted match or cigaretic . Editor-in-chief of the’ “Quill’’... 10 from an automobile, never light any nesusiness Manager of the ‘“Quill’’..10 unnecessary fires in.the forest or on} Other editors and managers of a windy day, always get a campfire! permit. before. always smother lighting the afire; fire and jhe “Oui oe 5 AMonrber-of a musical organization.. 5 Mrs. Acton M, Bran The Desc class, under the inand high school ‘teacher, is the owenr of dren are success. . SHOEMAKER—At_ Grass Valley, Our teacher Mrs. Haffey and ehil. May 23; to Mr. and Mrs. Charles not going to leave right Shoemaker, a away. They -are going to visit for al a new car. fire. For these reasons the ests shouldbe protected and everyone should do his vention of fires. part in HONOR SOCIETY DAY the pre For many years the few members of the Honor Society have been al FRESHMAN PICNIC lowed an anyual picnie as a reward for having high marks. Last Wednesday the . Freshmen class enjoyed a pienie at Lake Olym= pia. After swimmin gand boating, the boys, and “wiches, girls enjoyed Last Tuesday the Honor Society went on a picnic. First, the societ y went to Lake Vera for a refreshing the sand--. cake and ice cream swim and then to which . ing where lunch was eaten. Was prepared by the food ¢ommitiee. The faculty also attended and en joyed themselves. is Freeman’sCross It was decided to go to Marysville and_return by way of Lincoln and Auburn. : On the way home, the society stopped at Bear River and ate supper . . By this time night was coming on-so _ the society returned to Nevada City ie TEACHER ENTERTAINS i with much regret, for everyone had enjoyed the picnie and skip day. Miss Agnes, O'Neil, music teacher . The following members for both grammar and~ high school , . the picnic: Bill Jeffery, attended Addison entertained the teachers of the high Janes, Catherine Davie, Madeline school and a few other friends at Himes, Raym ond Feagans, Gertrude a delightful card party given at the home of. Mrs. Murchie. Jones, Prizes were . Chapman awarded to Miss Whelan, Mrs. Hulen , Hulen Mrs. A. Murchie, Mr. Pedersen, ArBill nold agin and ae epioae and Bleakley, Ruth Warren Rector. chaperoned the attendance for the . The Quills were ready for distriMay 22. There was an increase in the price, as this year’s , Quill ~ has many more interesting parts to it. The former price was bution .59 cents and this year’s price will be 75 cents. SEE Dearly . Vb eee ee _ HONOR SOCIETY PLAY Thursday, fey 29, the Honor Society are SCins to ente rtain the student body by presenting them with a play. The name of the play is “Nevertheless.” The students that 1 are going to take Part in the play are-the following: Ruth Rector, Warren Chapman. and Addi son Janes, pecseaatae Beachy Wk eG TALK BY DR. DALE An interesting talk was given Fri appendicitis at the Jones Memorial Hospital last week. Her friends And classmates wish her a_speedy recovery. POSTER CONTEST months of February, March and day, May 16, by Dr. Dale of the State April .was 123.70. There were nine;. Department of Education. He talked teen pupils who were neither absent on the subject of education in the Two tickets were awarded to Ruth’ “nor tardy during the three months. . Schools aird the qualities necessary They were Angiolina Alaria, Teresa for success in life. He dealt upon the Noyes for the bestSenior ball poster Alaria, Phyllis. Anderson, Ethel. importance of a ‘Brown, Edith Casci, William Charon-. nat, Edith Clemo, Elizabeth Godfrey, student applying himself to his studies when he. is in Beth ‘Curnow, . School. This talk was enjoyed by Evelyn Graneveryone, because it was one of the ~home, Kathlyn Greénaway, Gerald; Hogan, Bill Jeffrey, Larsen,; given this year. Dahl Most profitable talks that has been and one ticket to Marie Odgers for Radj¢ Servicing and Repaiz /CLARENCE R. GRAY Ruth Moyle, Chester Peterson, Bob Polglase, Margaret Rector, Ruth Rec/ 520 Coyote St. Phone 15) tor, Albert Robinson, Eleanor Schrei“ber, Louise Schreiber, Harold Schif: Work Called for and Delivere flet, Floyd Stenger, arline Suttoy, After school Thursday, May 22.) Dorothy Tamblyn, Henry Toccaline, the juniors of the Nevada City High Carolyn Towle and Zoe Tredennick. School went to the Van Guisan dam “Phere were also four. pupils that on pienic. Various games were Purchased have. not been absent for the entire played and many of the pupils and Licensed by State of Califernia Established 1907 i ‘year. They are Angiolina Alaria teachers enjoyed swimming. ' Before WILDBERG BROS. retur ning home supper was ‘served. ‘Teresa Alaria, Earline ,Sutton and SMELTING & REFINING CO, Offices: 742 precies St.,San Francisco Henry Toccalini. . All enjoyed themselves immensely.) JUNIOR PICNIC for $295.00. Terms as low as $6.00 per month Other pianos represened by us Ore and Bullion Plant: Sou ‘rancisco pstain Strest, go oleateSe Tre terletententats tentesteone tferte seas atensee i Parker Pen and Pencil Sets—Wallets—Perfume Sets —lImported Perfumery—Automizers— Photograph Albums . 3 Commencement Cards that express your sincere Graduation Congratulations H, H. DIC DICKER KERMA MAN « Ya ste ate nla “ athe nts ste fe oh de Ye gt aie re ofa oe vka nfe tens the Ne feofoenf te ut yerte Reileneriere sSeefeferteaoferte of ofahs a nye atenteot C7 ole ake of ozatoh teat hes on+ erferte eyorf fe ote ofentRie ren 4 “ pe Wie aae BAA Ps a fp to BO are: Ns % ° ;} 7 i ENS ee ; Pat * y @ am er qe BESQ Eb wt? BAe rAD Ghee 7 We MASON HAMLIN CHICKERING TOOT FISHER BREWSTER . W. W. KIMBALL“? HINZE< WHITNEY ha other Grands and Uprights may be purchased in Grass Valley from THE HARMONY SHOP’ ELLAS MARX MUSIC CO. Home. of America’s Foremos Pianos Sacramento lIth & Jay ‘THE Family is gathered in the living KNABE second prize. FINE WATCH REPAIRIN( Main ‘made by -.W. W. KIMBALL Many friends were sorry to hear Fay Murphy’s operation for4 about Surveyor. Hall. This beautiful upright piano .FAY MURPHY ILL society and Nugget. Land GRADUATION GIFTS AND . GREETING CARDS IF QUILLS OUT MAY 22 over City Vallav ay was in town Wedyesday on busi ness . Miss Doris Nigtingale, principal BE ef) Rea rae Mrs. Rector went along to drive one : of the ears. ATTENDANCE RECORD : The average Harriet . Licensed The eee the third deus: in May. for : for Ke ert seat steak ert. of ET ae NeeoLente ete teats nests oO ORS ies Rey»,Mieke4 "as+OOO-Hee a 0 Subscribe 0 ~G than strict game laws suffers much during 0 J. Fe O'O2INNOR a the water supply and the lumber ‘a person must have not less than 10 supply. The wild life of the forests points in division C.) that should be and is protected by Award to be made not later Chas. H. Greene of Grass Valley ent -at ia breakfast given by Mr. Kjorlie, Senior Advisor. This break fast was one of the events at which the Senior would all be prese nt as a group. The Seniors want to thank Mr. and Mrs, Kjorlie for their kind appreciation. : : son. Ve are all ace to hear they are all coming back for the next term of; Civil and Minine Engineer school. 1 Untted. States.. Mineral.: yee y ese Third highest number of votes...10 (in order to qualify for the award May 20 the Senior class were pres Fred J. Joubert motored to North San Juan Tuesday on a short visit. white. eS hands of fire are beautiful, green, quiet, and cool looking. It endangers .}5 SENIOR CLASS BREAKFAST. 0 GREEN—At Grass Valley, May 23, te pienic for the residents and a pr ‘Oj Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Green a son. gram by the pupils. It was a pte . —_— (in order to quality for the award . @f this trip was to look A band of cattle from the Farringover the 1 ij fectly sure it is entirely out before }a person must have not less than 154 telephone office and the gas plant. ton raych pased through Tuesday leaving it.” . points in division B.), As the-Physie class is now stud ying enroute to the upper country, It is becoming more essential every . . (C) Most Representative telephones this trip proved KE. E. Barnum, an attache of the Student: to be very day to protect the beautiful forests. ; Nevada City Forést Service (To be determined by student interesting. office, The forests through which a fire has. body vote; secret ballot). Cae ana ene was in town Tuesday on official swept mars the beauty of the scenbusiness. . Points ery along the highways ‘and roads,. Highest’ numbér Of votes . .. 25 while the forest that has escaped the “Second “highest number of votes.. office. Misses. Geraldine and Ea riyne, spent Tuesday at North San Juan visiting relatives. sd Mrs: Kate Hope Livingston, local or put it out with water and be per Nugget ‘‘old timers of the San*®Juan Ridge, July 4th. School closed Friday witha social daughters, PHYSIC GLASS VISIT struction of Mr, Kjorlié » made a trip dirt . Member of pity cast 5 . to Grass Valley May 19. The purpose with’ the coming back of the cial business. Joseph Vierra brought him over. Marysville 422 4th St. 0 e2 is Dad in his easy chair, telephone—in hand, Mother with busily plying needles, Sister brimful of importance: ... It’s Telephone Hour— and the missing members of the Family are ‘“‘coming home”’ for their Sun day morning chat! Telephone'Hour is a new way to keep family ties alive. You can do it so. quickly, so easily, so inexpensively. THe Paciric TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH Company . A eae or eee eeeqeineanes year ae ne + 5h 1 > So to do my duty to aid in the prevention of forest fires I try care-i Other officers of an organization