May 3, 1937 (6 pages)

_. MONDAY, MAY 3, 1937. NEVADA CITY NUGGET ASSEMBLY TRICK FOOLS NOBODY “PAGE TWO ——— Nevada City Nugget ed There’s Lots ‘Doing in This A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Publish at Nevada City. weTiC H. M. LEETE .Pe a ecco SACRAMENTO, oe euteull copacbewuied Editor and Publisher May weeks of hearings on the budget, the Assembly ways and means commit at Published Semi;-Weekly, Monday and Friday Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at floor last tee sent the bill to the Assemblyman of words the week. In Martin, ‘‘the mountain labored and 1879. brought forth a mouse.” Adopting the Roosevelt system of double book 3, Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 One year (In Advance) .-.-------------b-----7--" keeping, the budget is a “Cracking Down” on Newspapers . . self, has shown a curious disposition to “crack . Read About It The committee cut out all appropria to it down’ . at poor tempt on the part of the Democratic majority to make it appear that they have saved the state some money. . The present Legislature, for reasons best known Here Town !. 3. — After on tions for institutional building cona ear-marked struction and then similar amount out of the relief appropriation item_to take care of the building program, making it look as In to prohibit if they had reduced the budget about newspapers, particularly in legislation designed was the $8,000,000. However, the committee cal Typi g. this group and that group from advertisin mblyman spoiled it all by recommending that -yecent approval by the Assembly of a bill by Asse tising special appropriation bills totaling adver be millions Cronin and Boyle, preventing optometrists from and service. approximately eight s lense for s price fixed the -of free eye examinations and passed, following adoption ly proceeding budget T.he committee dodged its But this bill is iust one of several, all apparent goods or serduty and resorted to cheap politicon the theory that the man who advertises his deal trickery i a brazen effort to e. vices is a supicious character, if not an undesirabl It can Calafornia. of people the ceive shouldn't any, If there.is any good reason why the public only reflect on-the standing, if es glass of pair a for ged char be state. this will in it of the Democratic party know in advance what er mind in mast some have to like ld shou we , store n give in a is any legitThe liquor control bill, the exthe legislature explain the matter. If, in fact, there bill relief legislation, we ceedingly controvedsial servi meas ce imate explanation of all this anti-advertising’ civil led has always and the bung h whic c, publi The week too. this n ined, actio expla for that set like ure were should t like to know, in the Senate and fireworks on all believed in the principle of a free. press, migh iédand why? three acts were deemed unav also. Just when did advertising become illegal— from time able. There have been ugly rumors at Sacramento papers news the isan to time regarding “‘cinch bills.” Can it be that The Schottky-Biggar non-part utwitho arlySenburgl the of to type sent this was Legislature bill are being made the target for to ars ts appe repor and also week are last e ate floor a-gun, or just what is the explanation? Ther It would pass. to ce chan good e2a newsp have the use that some of the lawmakers are enraged beca party lines in elections for of legislation, and pers have'been too frank in their discussion eliminate members of the legislature. by lack of editorial legislators; that still others were irritated the the majority of the The third and last act of support in their campaigns. But certainly asthe in ted !: was enac be actuated by dishonest motives or selfis Mooney. farceweek legislature can't: resoe hous a when sembly last interest! governor to pardon legislature? lution asking the a vote Just what is ths answer, members of the Tom Mooney was adopted by The Nevada City Nugget READ The Home Town News Know What the Home Town Merchants Have to Offer or of 32 to 25, with 23 not voting We'd like to. know! READ THE NUGGET sorabsent. The resolution was spon ed by Assemblyman Richie, of San The Court of Communism : Diego. The next legislature can £0 right an ‘unlimited introducing ahead number of bills. The senate last week day It may have shocked some people when the other a refused passage of Senator Gordon’s ison impr the Supreme Court ruled that Georgia could not itutional amendmeft ‘ pies 2.50 Yr. Published Monday and Friday Const man for being a communist organizer. for 20 measures to The ithe numbe But they need not be shocked, or even worried. each member. The solos felt that g enin ngth stre was r rathe but g, their style would be:cramped with Court was not weakenin sesto on pers any of right the ng such a restriction. The current democracy’s defenses by‘upholdi ng records existi all n broke has ever if sion For ons. speak his opinions freely—even wrong opini nted. use some for the number of bills prese of the parts ated we lose liberty in this country, it will not be beca separ y Two widel us or forced globe to sold been nguhave disti will by d such, sente as repre ine, were doctr s’ ‘‘sm ature last} ts. legisl the ballo to or rs ts visito bulle ished by r eithe us on let our week. On Monday, Huang Chao-Chin, It will’be, if ever, because we shall have gradually it to be. We Consul General of the Republic of sation evolve into something we never intended both housakes than with China, briefly addressed Excel lency, should be concerned more with our own mist es, while an Friday, His r : the preparations of puny enemies. of ATHE M Mohammed Amine Youusel’ Bey, Roy it is: anyal Egyptian Minister to the United Although the Supreme Court refuses to do so, y with. States was invited to speak before enem tent impo one’s privilege to view with alarm the ana joint session. from s out the gates. But what real danger there is come other direction—from within.—Contributed. Assemblyman Hornblower’s bill to ® ¢ Tene prviate . Then and Now provide free textbooks for schools passed the.lower house last week, but not without heated arguAbout 110,000 school chilment, dren wouldprofit from the measure but opponents pointed out that the state would find it a costly gesture. Wives of relief recipients who are Cone ie. Ze the prices recalls President Roosevelt's concern over rising another _presiden: a day nearly twenty years ago when more so. too lazy to accept jobs can get rid Woodrow Wilson, was similarly worried, only , kes’ stri spouses ers’ ‘buy of their perpetually tired Perhaps you remember the post-war man embly ~“Ass of s The term the g. under cost of livin ,the placards and parades protesting the high readds which k’s bill nbrin Danne unbearably cumbertrouble then, as Wilson saw it, was an fusal-to obtain available employment ssively to the cost as a grounds for divorce. The meassome distribution system which added exce ure is now in the senate. of products on their way to consumers. yever “are said, he “Improved. marketing processes, Governor Lieutenant Thanks to ugh their organiza. @ ‘where urgently needed. Consumers, thro . Hatfield's agitation to get the state system of food . to purchase the’ Carquinez and An-. the that ed and dem have s, pres the and ‘tions nt of food be made . tioch toll bridges, hundreds of newsdistribution be simplified and the moveme papers have been profiting from an table.’ ‘more directly from field and factory to advertising barrage laid down , on_ that Since Wilson's time the consumers’ demand against the plan by the Ameftiean . been greatly reToll Bridge Company, owners of the . score, has been met. ‘“In-between”’ costs have ing to compare two structures. The-ads seek to make . duced by modern retailers. But it is interest ident Roosevelt the public believe that-gas tax fun Wilson’s statement with one made by Pres price-fixing Tyd would be used to buy the bridg the other day in asking*the Senate to kill the i whereas Hatfield's program calls for said. He bill’ issuance of revenue bonds. ler ings-Mil with s, price in nces adva ue und of rd haza ent “The pres fan. it most untimely t resultant rise in the cost of living, makes to legalize any marketing practice calculated facilitate ° In-. signing the rtant articles whi creases in the cost of numerous and impo bill which . pulsory for liquor makes it dispensaries toj§ ed. vides for a four hour breathing spell. an between drinks:.Six’'a. m. is opening . f age of a house resolution creating an ‘ae cee ne : ore : enhas to itime for the—-drink-—emporhiuns. war e r committe ting ctor investiga assembly The ‘ Stockton iano -. difficult the of out way a find to tangled the legislature and the g0Vtry ies. The general belief is that: the . Governor Merriam has signed A. . B. 12, by Frank Martin, extending assembly should not have injected . the tax moratorium. It allows prop‘the approval of the legislature, to. itself into the argument. set up a mediation board. Failure to) jerty owners with current delinquen Used Radios, $5;00 and up. Haricy to pay taxes on or before August reach an agreement caused a hand-. 31 in full without any penalty. y Shop, Grass Valley. mon ' passre secu -. “‘€ul of assemblymen to yt Grass Valley f DProrocrapren The studio that . satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. : Awatiing the is S. and B. 338, Allen, governor’s by Senators providing for approval SERVICES QO GREATER ICE-ABILITY Ends ‘‘Cube-Struggle’’ and “Ice Famine’’! Only Frigidaire has the INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE You Get ALL These Genuine . “SUPER-DUTY” FRIGIDAIRE ADVANTAGES: MEW INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE METER-MISER FOOD-SAFETY INDICATOR in. food compartment It’s in every ice-tray, in every“Super-Duty” Frigidaire. Instantly releases ice-cubes from tray, two or a-dozen at a time. Yields 20% more ice by ending faucet meltage waste. Come in. See its quick, easy action. AUTOMATICICETRAY RELEASE SULPER-DUTY HYDRATOR 5-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS (aaeeeen)ya» And maay others that ONLY §RIGIDAIRE can give you! Holohan lethal 'gas-instead of the present method of hanging. Nevada has used gas during recent years, said to be more humane than the gallows. Nevada City CUTS CURRENT COST TO THE BONE Simplest refrigerating. mechanism ever built! Only 3 moving patts, P including the motor «ef pers manently oiled, sealed against moisture a ; dirt. Gives SUPER-DUTY at ameat SEE THE PROOF with an Feet a apiteo. meter test! ees execution . of condemned criminals by PROOF oF ALL 5 BASIC for Home Refrigeration com-. i close up shop at 2 a.m. The act pro. oy American householders buy.”’—Contribut -ernor, the latter having sought, with. NO MONEY DOWN EASY TERMS Governor Martriem loft no“time in 1} woe A SMASHIN VALUES” RY’S Grass Valley es ay Also on Display—-NOYES ELECTRIC CO.—Nevada City — ease

_. MONDAY, MAY 3, 1937. NEVADA CITY NUGGET ASSEMBLY TRICK FOOLS NOBODY “PAGE TWO ——— Nevada City Nugget ed There’s Lots ‘Doing in This A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Publish at Nevada City. weTiC H. M. LEETE ..Pe a ecco SACRAMENTO, oe euteull copacbewuied Editor and Publisher May weeks of hearings on the budget, the Assembly ways and means commit at Published Semi;-Weekly, Monday and Friday Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at floor last tee sent the bill to the Assemblyman of words the week. In Martin, ‘‘the mountain labored and 1879. brought forth a mouse.” Adopting the Roosevelt system of double book 3, Nevada City, under Act of Congress, March SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 One year (In Advance) .-.-------------b-----7--" keeping, the budget is a “Cracking Down” on Newspapers . . self, has shown a curious disposition to “crack . Read About It The committee cut out all appropria to it down’ . at poor tempt on the part of the Democratic majority to make it appear that they have saved the state some money. . The present Legislature, for reasons best known Here Town !. 3. — After on tions for institutional building cona ear-marked struction and then similar amount out of the relief appropriation item_to take care of the building program, making it look as In to prohibit if they had reduced the budget about newspapers, particularly in legislation designed was the $8,000,000. However, the committee cal Typi g. this group and that group from advertisin mblyman spoiled it all by recommending that -yecent approval by the Assembly of a bill by Asse tising special appropriation bills totaling adver be millions Cronin and Boyle, preventing optometrists from and service. approximately eight s lense for s price fixed the -of free eye examinations and passed, following adoption ly proceeding budget T.he committee dodged its But this bill is iust one of several, all apparent goods or serduty and resorted to cheap politicon the theory that the man who advertises his deal trickery i a brazen effort to e. vices is a supicious character, if not an undesirabl It can Calafornia. of people the ceive shouldn't any, If there.is any good reason why the public only reflect on-the standing, if es glass of pair a for ged char be state. this will in it of the Democratic party know in advance what er mind in mast some have to like ld shou we , store n give in a is any legitThe liquor control bill, the exthe legislature explain the matter. If, in fact, there bill relief legislation, we ceedingly controvedsial servi meas ce imate explanation of all this anti-advertising’ civil led has always and the bung h whic c, publi The week too. this n ined, actio expla for that set like ure were should t like to know, in the Senate and fireworks on all believed in the principle of a free. press, migh iédand why? three acts were deemed unav also. Just when did advertising become illegal— from time able. There have been ugly rumors at Sacramento papers news the isan to time regarding “‘cinch bills.” Can it be that The Schottky-Biggar non-part utwitho arlySenburgl the of to type sent this was Legislature bill are being made the target for to ars ts appe repor and also week are last e ate floor a-gun, or just what is the explanation? Ther It would pass. to ce chan good e2a newsp have the use that some of the lawmakers are enraged beca party lines in elections for of legislation, and pers have'been too frank in their discussion eliminate members of the legislature. by lack of editorial legislators; that still others were irritated the the majority of the The third and last act of support in their campaigns. But certainly asthe in ted !: was enac be actuated by dishonest motives or selfis Mooney. farceweek legislature can't: resoe hous a when sembly last interest! governor to pardon legislature? lution asking the a vote Just what is ths answer, members of the Tom Mooney was adopted by The Nevada City Nugget READ The Home Town News Know What the Home Town Merchants Have to Offer or of 32 to 25, with 23 not voting We'd like to. know! READ THE NUGGET sorabsent. The resolution was spon ed by Assemblyman Richie, of San The Court of Communism : Diego. The next legislature can £0 right an ‘unlimited introducing ahead number of bills. The senate last week day It may have shocked some people when the other a refused passage of Senator Gordon’s ison impr the Supreme Court ruled that Georgia could not itutional amendmeft ‘ pies 2.50 Yr. Published Monday and Friday Const man for being a communist organizer. for 20 measures to The ithe numbe But they need not be shocked, or even worried. each member. The solos felt that g enin ngth stre was r rathe but g, their style would be:cramped with Court was not weakenin sesto on pers any of right the ng such a restriction. The current democracy’s defenses by‘upholdi ng records existi all n broke has ever if sion For ons. speak his opinions freely—even wrong opini nted. use some for the number of bills prese of the parts ated we lose liberty in this country, it will not be beca separ y Two widel us or forced globe to sold been nguhave disti will by d such, sente as repre ine, were doctr

s’ ‘‘sm ature last} ts. legisl the ballo to or rs ts visito bulle ished by r eithe us on let our week. On Monday, Huang Chao-Chin, It will’be, if ever, because we shall have gradually it to be. We Consul General of the Republic of sation evolve into something we never intended both housakes than with China, briefly addressed Excel lency, should be concerned more with our own mist es, while an Friday, His r : the preparations of puny enemies. of ATHE M Mohammed Amine Youusel’ Bey, Roy it is: anyal Egyptian Minister to the United Although the Supreme Court refuses to do so, y with. States was invited to speak before enem tent impo one’s privilege to view with alarm the ana joint session. from s out the gates. But what real danger there is come other direction—from within.—Contributed. Assemblyman Hornblower’s bill to ® ¢ Tene prviate . Then and Now provide free textbooks for schools passed the.lower house last week, but not without heated arguAbout 110,000 school chilment, dren wouldprofit from the measure but opponents pointed out that the state would find it a costly gesture. Wives of relief recipients who are Cone ie. Ze the prices recalls President Roosevelt's concern over rising another _presiden: a day nearly twenty years ago when more so. too lazy to accept jobs can get rid Woodrow Wilson, was similarly worried, only , kes’ stri spouses ers’ ‘buy of their perpetually tired Perhaps you remember the post-war man embly ~“Ass of s The term the g. under cost of livin ,the placards and parades protesting the high readds which k’s bill nbrin Danne unbearably cumbertrouble then, as Wilson saw it, was an fusal-to obtain available employment ssively to the cost as a grounds for divorce. The meassome distribution system which added exce ure is now in the senate. of products on their way to consumers. yever “are said, he “Improved. marketing processes, Governor Lieutenant Thanks to ugh their organiza. @ ‘where urgently needed. Consumers, thro . Hatfield's agitation to get the state system of food . to purchase the’ Carquinez and An-. the that ed and dem have s, pres the and ‘tions nt of food be made . tioch toll bridges, hundreds of newsdistribution be simplified and the moveme papers have been profiting from an table.’ ‘more directly from field and factory to advertising barrage laid down , on_ that Since Wilson's time the consumers’ demand against the plan by the Ameftiean . been greatly reToll Bridge Company, owners of the . score, has been met. ‘“In-between”’ costs have ing to compare two structures. The-ads seek to make . duced by modern retailers. But it is interest ident Roosevelt the public believe that-gas tax fun Wilson’s statement with one made by Pres price-fixing Tyd would be used to buy the bridg the other day in asking*the Senate to kill the i whereas Hatfield's program calls for said. He bill’ issuance of revenue bonds. ler ings-Mil with s, price in nces adva ue und of rd haza ent “The pres fan. it most untimely t resultant rise in the cost of living, makes to legalize any marketing practice calculated facilitate ° In-. signing the rtant articles whi creases in the cost of numerous and impo bill which . pulsory for liquor makes it dispensaries toj§ ed. vides for a four hour breathing spell. an between drinks:.Six’'a. m. is opening . f age of a house resolution creating an ‘ae cee ne : ore : enhas to itime for the—-drink-—emporhiuns. war e r committe ting ctor investiga assembly The ‘ Stockton iano -. difficult the of out way a find to tangled the legislature and the g0Vtry ies. The general belief is that: the . Governor Merriam has signed A. . B. 12, by Frank Martin, extending assembly should not have injected . the tax moratorium. It allows prop‘the approval of the legislature, to. itself into the argument. set up a mediation board. Failure to) jerty owners with current delinquen Used Radios, $5;00 and up. Haricy to pay taxes on or before August reach an agreement caused a hand-. 31 in full without any penalty. y Shop, Grass Valley. mon ' passre secu -. “‘€ul of assemblymen to yt Grass Valley f DProrocrapren The studio that . satisfies. Good photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing service. : Awatiing the is S. and B. 338, Allen, governor’s by Senators providing for approval SERVICES QO GREATER ICE-ABILITY Ends ‘‘Cube-Struggle’’ and “Ice Famine’’! Only Frigidaire has the INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE You Get ALL These Genuine . “SUPER-DUTY” FRIGIDAIRE ADVANTAGES: MEW INSTANT CUBE-RELEASE METER-MISER FOOD-SAFETY INDICATOR in. food compartment It’s in every ice-tray, in every“Super-Duty” Frigidaire. Instantly releases ice-cubes from tray, two or a-dozen at a time. Yields 20% more ice by ending faucet meltage waste. Come in. See its quick, easy action. AUTOMATICICETRAY RELEASE SULPER-DUTY HYDRATOR 5-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN BACKED BY GENERAL MOTORS (aaeeeen)ya» And maay others that ONLY §RIGIDAIRE can give you! Holohan lethal 'gas-instead of the present method of hanging. Nevada has used gas during recent years, said to be more humane than the gallows. Nevada City CUTS CURRENT COST TO THE BONE Simplest refrigerating. mechanism ever built! Only 3 moving patts, P including the motor «ef pers manently oiled, sealed against moisture a ; dirt. Gives SUPER-DUTY at ameat SEE THE PROOF with an Feet a apiteo. meter test! ees execution . of condemned criminals by PROOF oF ALL 5 BASIC for Home Refrigeration com-. i close up shop at 2 a.m. The act pro. oy American householders buy.”’—Contribut -ernor, the latter having sought, with. NO MONEY DOWN EASY TERMS Governor Martriem loft no“time in 1} woe A SMASHIN VALUES” RY’S Grass Valley es ay Also on Display—-NOYES ELECTRIC CO.—Nevada City — ease