May 27, 1932 (4 pages)

+3) SEPARA GALE Ges THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ‘ a ) 3 : Special today (Friday ; Sed r mallow Iee Cream at Colley’s ( NEWS IN BRIEF Graduation’ VILL, . 4 beautiful fectionery.—adv. Harris Ricksecker, Boy Scout exELGIN watch (tary : Jad e PAGE FOUR __ FRIDAY, MAY 27, 193% atest orl Nevada City Nugget 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 ' Published weekly, on Friday morning, at Nevada City, Cali. fornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ecutvie, from Auburn, was in town last Friday to address the Nevada City Parent-Teachers” Association. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. WESLEY L. DAVIS, IR. Editor atid Publishior. 3 Sh Assistant Manager Dr. Robert F. Werner was in Woodland Tuesday to assist Dr. Beli in-the operation on Wade Armstrong. —_y high places; they have seen men in high estate put their own selfish, greedy, grasping interest above the nation’s welfare THREY HAVE SEEN CRIME, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF FANATICAL IDEALISM, REAR ITS GRISLY PUTRID HEAD IN EVERY CORNER OF THE.LAND, -DEFYING THE PUNY EFFORTS OF HALF-HEARTED Never in the history of this nation has there been the brazen defiance, the utter contempt shown for the law anc order that exists today. We have seen commissions named to. investigate anc report upon this and that and the other. These commissions have spent much time and much c the people's money, and have accomplished nothing. We have seen people taxed out of their homes in orde The Nevada City High School band gave a concert Wednesday evening Train leaves Nevada City at 3:0: p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m: daily except Sunday, making con nection. with S. P. train No. 20, leaying San Francisco at 11:20 a. m. enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily except Sunday. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramentc ‘AUTHORITY TO PUT IT DOWN! Vailey at 2:10" p,m. and Nevads. $1.50 and $3.00 ¢ Dp. Mm. for sale at The Nugget Office SUBCRIPTION RATES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyer arrivea Stardy, goodOne Year, any address in California, in advance..... “$2.00 from Suisan Wednesday for a visit phage Ontside California, in United States..<..002.2.4.2.0 2.2. 2.50 to Mr. Dyer’s former home here. SSocmsiies binned Rie Monthy oo a case Wgotewnnnemenenne 25 4 Gavel cabs ‘2977 : from the balcony of the Nationa: WHEN WILL PATIENCE CEASE TO BE A VIRTUE?:: . wotel. « iarge crowd ertoyed the program which was well delivered. The band is directed by L. &. The American people are a gullible, patient and rong suk Sweeney, director of musie in the fering people. shine a . . . . ea AT * The are willing to believe almost anything that comes]. preees tea ts han ce Noa Scart, beautifully out of Washington; or if they do not actually believe lt,. San Juan, Saturdey evening, May ae Tee “He : : : =? -.} . 29th. Music by the popular Nevada white goid filled they are willing to accept it and at least give it a trial. Sity Masiey a cae But fifteen short years ago they “‘gave until it hurt,’ mil0 LZ lions of men and billions of os Ss 7 IN. CN. GRR. COMPANY ; P45 Since then they have te ENS or : 2 een, TIME TABLE The thrill of getting a fine Elgin for graduation comes they have put. faith in idealistic promises that have proved only once in a lifetime. No other gift is half so fitfallacious; they have seen and tolorated stupid blundering ting. Don't disappoint your son or daughter. Come Trains leave Nevada City at 4:4 in and see the new Elgins we are showing. No matthey have seen their country. plundered of its natural resources, {a, m., Grass Valley 5:05-a. m., ar. ba a fe bled white of it t der that hichl riving at San Francisco 1:30 Dp. m ter what model you choose, it's bound to be distinwhite of its monetary resources in order that hig y orTrains leave Nevada City at 10:2¢ guished in appearance and accurate fo the minute. ganized international financial interests may make a profit; . @™. Grass Valley 10:40 a. m tal ‘ f dt echacies inna ot told Ith: ear alge direct connection with S. P out or wor orced to accept charity in a land of untold wea Tain No. 19, arriving at — Eran they have seen thousnds upon thousands of able bodied men . “8°? 5:10 Pm. => that wasteful extravagance may publicly continue. ae We have seen gangster murderers glorified in _ the: murdering; we have seen children shot down by machine gu fire on public streets; WE HAVE BUT RECENTLY SEE! * A HELPLESS BABE. TAKEN FROM ITS CRIB AN’ MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD! We have a picture of a judge, a former defender of prost: . tutes and panderers, reverse himself that a miserable degenerate, a proven violator of little girls, might be saved from just punishment. All of these things the American people have seen, and they still are patient! How long will that supine patience last? In our father’s day, in 1849 and again in 1865,when lawlessness grew rampart and threatened to overcome law and. order and the sanctity of the home, patience ceased to be a virtue and crime was met by summary action. How long will the patience of the American people hold out in the fact of the present orgy of vice, of crime,.of plundering greed, and of blind and misguided fanatacism’ How long will it be, unless those in unlimited power bring about an orderly and intelligent change for the better, until a wave of bitter resentment sweeps the country and causes the people to fight fire with fire? ‘Cannot our public servants in control of governmental powers see the handwriting on the wall and work to the social and economical readjustment of affairs that will mean a rebirth of confidence in our country and respect for law? Or must they wait, playing politics, until a white hot fame of resentment and revolt burns the fetters of patience, and determined people again battle for life, liberty and pursuit of _happiness!—Carpenteria Valley Facts. 4g) Vv VACATION COMING “In spite of the beneficial effect of the remedial measure already taken, and the gradual improvment in fundamenta conditions, fear and alarm prevail in the country because o events in Washington which have greatly disturbed the public mind,” says President Hoover.—Los Angeles Times. “Overworked Congressmen should cheer up. Many of them will be granted two-year vacations by the voters néxt November,’ Portland, Oregon, Ss rae Size . Each When Bought _ in Pairs A Genuine Riverside —think what that means! Riversides have been sold for 21 years. been tested on all types of cars, on all sorts of roads, under all weather conditions. Through the years, Riverside performance has never been excelled by any other tire. Riversides are made by one of the largest tire companies in the world. They-are built to exacting specifications. The materials used in their construction are of particularly high quality. And they are guaranteed without limit as to time used, or mileage run. What more could you ask of a tire! Millions have And now comes our newest Riverside— the Riverside Rambler—at the lowest 0 prices ever quoted on any Riverside. NO INCOME TAX ON GOLD MINING {i Each . Pais Size. Each . Pair : Bill No. 180 has been introduced in the House of Represen29 = 440-21 . $3.30 . $6.46 . 29 x 4.95-20 . $4.49 . § ee tatives proposing to relieve gold mining from income taxation. 29x oa ee? sp = = : pe -. a a Free Tiret ih Proponents of the measure say that such taxation relief would sags 19 a9 8.32 28 * 525-18 9s . . 9.66 Mounting z i serve as a big stimulus to gold mining in the United States. B x 4.75— 4.23 8.40 31 x 5 25-21 4-9 1 “ 43 . Servic < "ho i From. 1904 to 1827 the annual production of gold in the 29 x 4.75-20 . 4.30 : a 5-39 rvice —— United States was around $90,000,000. It has subsequently _ declined, the last year approximated only $40.0 000,000. = 6) Vv aN Eightythree years ago “gold was discovered in Ciena “Nor matter how much a nation may be worth or can produce it vent unless ©. has about <o much gold. t Russ . has found it necessary to create a gold. AUBURN ONTGOMERY WARD & Co. _ STORE HOURS — 8:30 TO 6:00 ' SATURDAY — — 8:30 TO 9:00 PHONE 480

+3) SEPARA GALE Ges THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET, CALIFORNIA ‘ a ) 3 : Special today (Friday ; Sed r mallow Iee Cream at Colley’s ( NEWS IN BRIEF Graduation’ VILL, .. 4 beautiful fectionery.—adv. Harris Ricksecker, Boy Scout exELGIN watch (tary : Jad e PAGE FOUR __ FRIDAY, MAY 27, 193% atest orl Nevada City Nugget 805 Broad Street. Phone 36 ' Published weekly, on Friday morning, at Nevada City, Cali. fornia, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada City, Under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. ecutvie, from Auburn, was in town last Friday to address the Nevada City Parent-Teachers” Association. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. WESLEY L. DAVIS, IR.. Editor atid Publishior. 3 Sh Assistant Manager Dr. Robert F. Werner was in Woodland Tuesday to assist Dr. Beli in-the operation on Wade Armstrong. —_y high places; they have seen men in high estate put their own selfish, greedy, grasping interest above the nation’s welfare THREY HAVE SEEN CRIME, TAKING ADVANTAGE OF FANATICAL IDEALISM, REAR ITS GRISLY PUTRID HEAD IN EVERY CORNER OF THE.LAND, -DEFYING THE PUNY EFFORTS OF HALF-HEARTED Never in the history of this nation has there been the brazen defiance, the utter contempt shown for the law anc order that exists today. We have seen commissions named to. investigate anc report upon this and that and the other. These commissions have spent much time and much c the people's money, and have accomplished nothing. We have seen people taxed out of their homes in orde The Nevada City High School band gave a concert Wednesday evening Train leaves Nevada City at 3:0: p. m., Grass Valley at 3:30 p. m: daily except Sunday, making con nection. with S. P. train No. 20, leaying San Francisco at 11:20 a. m. enabling passengers to arrive at Grass Valley 6:15 p. m., and Nevada City 6:35 p. m., daily except Sunday. Train No. 534 leaving Sacramentc ‘AUTHORITY TO PUT IT DOWN! Vailey at 2:10" p,m. and Nevads. $1.50 and $3.00 ¢ Dp. Mm. for sale at The Nugget Office SUBCRIPTION RATES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dyer arrivea Stardy, goodOne Year, any address in California, in advance......... “$2.00 from Suisan Wednesday for a visit phage Ontside California, in United States...<...002.2.4.2.0 2.2.. 2.50 to Mr. Dyer’s former home here. SSocmsiies binned Rie Monthy oo a case Wgotewnnnemenenne 25 4 Gavel cabs ‘2977 : from the balcony of the Nationa: WHEN WILL PATIENCE CEASE TO BE A VIRTUE?:: . wotel. « iarge crowd ertoyed the program which was well delivered. The band is directed by L. &. The American people are a gullible, patient and rong suk Sweeney, director of musie in the fering people. shine a . . . . ea AT * The are willing to believe almost anything that comes]. preees tea ts han ce Noa Scart, beautifully out of Washington; or if they do not actually believe lt,. San Juan, Saturdey evening, May ae Tee “He : : : =? -.} . 29th. Music by the popular Nevada white goid filled they are willing to accept it and at least give it a trial. Sity Masiey a cae But fifteen short years ago they “‘gave until it hurt,’ mil0 LZ lions of men and billions of os Ss 7 IN. CN. GRR. COMPANY ; P45 Since then they have te ENS or : 2 een, TIME TABLE The thrill of getting a fine Elgin for graduation comes they have put. faith in idealistic promises that have proved only once in a lifetime. No other gift is half so fitfallacious; they have seen and tolorated stupid blundering ting. Don't disappoint your son or daughter. Come

Trains leave Nevada City at 4:4 in and see the new Elgins we are showing. No matthey have seen their country. plundered of its natural resources, {a, m., Grass Valley 5:05-a. m., ar. ba a fe bled white of it t der that hichl riving at San Francisco 1:30 Dp. m ter what model you choose, it's bound to be distinwhite of its monetary resources in order that hig y orTrains leave Nevada City at 10:2¢ guished in appearance and accurate fo the minute. ganized international financial interests may make a profit; . @™. Grass Valley 10:40 a. m tal ‘ f dt echacies inna ot told Ith: ear alge direct connection with S. P out or wor orced to accept charity in a land of untold wea Tain No. 19, arriving at — Eran they have seen thousnds upon thousands of able bodied men . “8°? 5:10 Pm. => that wasteful extravagance may publicly continue. ae We have seen gangster murderers glorified in _ the: murdering; we have seen children shot down by machine gu fire on public streets; WE HAVE BUT RECENTLY SEE! * A HELPLESS BABE. TAKEN FROM ITS CRIB AN’ MURDERED IN COLD BLOOD! We have a picture of a judge, a former defender of prost: . tutes and panderers, reverse himself that a miserable degenerate, a proven violator of little girls, might be saved from just punishment. All of these things the American people have seen, and they still are patient! How long will that supine patience last? In our father’s day, in 1849 and again in 1865,when lawlessness grew rampart and threatened to overcome law and. order and the sanctity of the home, patience ceased to be a virtue and crime was met by summary action. How long will the patience of the American people hold out in the fact of the present orgy of vice, of crime,.of plundering greed, and of blind and misguided fanatacism’ How long will it be, unless those in unlimited power bring about an orderly and intelligent change for the better, until a wave of bitter resentment sweeps the country and causes the people to fight fire with fire? ‘Cannot our public servants in control of governmental powers see the handwriting on the wall and work to the social and economical readjustment of affairs that will mean a rebirth of confidence in our country and respect for law? Or must they wait, playing politics, until a white hot fame of resentment and revolt burns the fetters of patience, and determined people again battle for life, liberty and pursuit of _happiness!—Carpenteria Valley Facts. 4g) Vv VACATION COMING “In spite of the beneficial effect of the remedial measure already taken, and the gradual improvment in fundamenta conditions, fear and alarm prevail in the country because o events in Washington which have greatly disturbed the public mind,” says President Hoover.—Los Angeles Times. “Overworked Congressmen should cheer up. Many of them will be granted two-year vacations by the voters néxt November,’ Portland, Oregon, Ss rae Size . Each When Bought _ in Pairs A Genuine Riverside —think what that means! Riversides have been sold for 21 years. been tested on all types of cars, on all sorts of roads, under all weather conditions. Through the years, Riverside performance has never been excelled by any other tire. Riversides are made by one of the largest tire companies in the world. They-are built to exacting specifications. The materials used in their construction are of particularly high quality. And they are guaranteed without limit as to time used, or mileage run. What more could you ask of a tire! Millions have And now comes our newest Riverside— the Riverside Rambler—at the lowest 0 prices ever quoted on any Riverside. NO INCOME TAX ON GOLD MINING {i Each . Pais Size. Each . Pair : Bill No. 180 has been introduced in the House of Represen29 = 440-21 . $3.30 . $6.46 . 29 x 4.95-20 . $4.49 . § ee tatives proposing to relieve gold mining from income taxation. 29x oa ee? sp = = : pe -. a a Free Tiret ih Proponents of the measure say that such taxation relief would sags 19 a9 8.32 28 * 525-18 9s . . 9.66 Mounting z i serve as a big stimulus to gold mining in the United States. B x 4.75— 4.23 8.40 31 x 5 25-21 4-9 1 “ 43 . Servic < "ho i From. 1904 to 1827 the annual production of gold in the 29 x 4.75-20 . 4.30 : a 5-39 rvice —— United States was around $90,000,000. It has subsequently _ declined, the last year approximated only $40.0 000,000. = 6) Vv aN Eightythree years ago “gold was discovered in Ciena “Nor matter how much a nation may be worth or can produce it vent unless ©. has about <o much gold. t Russ . has found it necessary to create a gold. AUBURN ONTGOMERY WARD & Co. _ STORE HOURS — 8:30 TO 6:00 ' SATURDAY — — 8:30 TO 9:00 PHONE 480