May 6, 1946 (4 pages)

eee we NR A —— ‘ and some of the people (we regret to-report) over indulged in Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. A Lega! Newspaper, a» Phone 36. *“*fined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. eee SS Ee See ee eer aie eee MONDAY, MAY 6, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET .» PAGE TWO _ the nut brown ale and had splitting headaches next day. But they had so much fun they danced around that same _ pole every year till 1717, when Sir Isaac Newton béught it and re . Editor and bus. F. S. Rasco & Co. 161 Mill Street Grass Valley. TABLE OI. CLOTH 46 ‘inch—Assorted Patterns “si ~ : “ie es — Each .17 RAG RUGS 2x3.as Each 1.09 Gay Colors Waffle Weave Chenille : CANNISTER SET Coniiple te 29 nor Poa s e e e FACIAL TISUE ___ ie ON BLANKETS Each 5.12 oe ee sgh ie BOXED CHOCOLATES . Box 1.00 _ CHILDS PINAFORE ... Each $1.59 . DINNER SET—20 piece ... Set 4.98 AT, Mi Size pound (Ideal 19x34. for Mothers Day) Capistrano Mission Pottery ~ PAPER NAPKINS 80 count, . pkg. .10 . . OUTING FLANNEL 36 linch . Yard .26 POLO SHIRTS . . 80 to 89 . METAR WASTE BASKETS Each 1.49 bestvhoe Miscific PhdsineTa oa ere Wik Coal Bot seat sce rma Pair vara .25 to 39 KNIFE AND FORK SET .___. Set .59 _LAMP SHADES ... 49 to $1.39 Assorted Size. Assorted Decorations May 6—Calilfor Rexall (Household Groceries, Fru and Vegetables $'1,2:98,912.66 representing, the beverage alcoholic half to an Beer anc Wine MENS . HOSE .GIRS Pair .15 to .39 . RUBBER DRAIN BOARD .Each 39 pn aa Colors, Size 18x18¥% FULL FASHION HOSE ... Pair .81 MANY OTHER VALUES NOT MENTIONED ABOVE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR VALUES.-BE SURE TO VISIT . F. S. RASCO item is fully STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 389% SATURDAY, MAY 11TH guaranteed. Buy Rexall— Then you are sure, UPHOLSTERY R. E. Harris OF ALL KINDS * * THE REXALL DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 100 Phones nas : John W. Darke 1 68-3 . 109-M CLARENCE R. GRAY merncenavox . ] WATCHMAKER =. . . . : SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Sommercial and By 520 COYOTE STREET THERPHOND i162 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Home Units Experts ; — BUY — : euenind VICTORY BONDS Phone’ 911 LEAHY’S HELP YOUR COUNTRY HOME SUPPLY STORE Used Furniture And Appliances BOUGHT AND SOLD Be Good To Yourself Nevada City Chamber of Commerce 313 South Auburn Street Grass Valley oe te hosed — Telephone 930 sbeotestestestestete dosdesdeege doseage . : PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY New Deal WARD & WARD Under Management of JOHN and KIM AMBLER BECKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley. ASSAYING, ANALYSIS AND MBTALLURGICAL TESTING BEER, WINES, LIQUORS AUBURN, GALIPORNIA Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste ATTORNEYS H. WARD SHELDON. of ATTORNEY AT LAW Upiag Building Broad Street Nevada ‘City Telephone 28 made The Holmes Paneral Hothe service is prited within the meane-of $3497 will be distributed in Nevada County where $676 will go vada, $1822 will go to. corporated area in to the all. Ambulance service at all hours. Ne wunin the county 246 and » ™ ee Current allocations will bring the DOCTORS Jjcities and counties share of state license fees to $3'2,345,581.44 since repeal of prohibition 1933. This revenue has been collected and. dis in Vernon W. Padgett, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND Office Hours: 1 to 3. tributed by the state board of equalization at no cost to local sa 129 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phohe Grass VaHey 360 If No Answer—Graes Valley 17-W. CYRIL D.KERRIN, D,_O. : . OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M, and THOSE. WHO ; NI 7 tO 8p. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12230. govern tne Gipanse, the remainofder the eral fund. ame. Phone! 203 Sacramento St. Nevada City $998 to Grass Valley. > to 6 P. i. Office 242 Commercial Street, —~ bd D Ine Well : REMEMBER US ecient WE SERVE : Nevada City, Phone 305, TELEPHONE OPERATORS Interesting. Work. Earn $28 Forty Hour Work Week at Regular Pay Increases. for Residence Phon 56W a Start, ; “a9 “ay ___ MINING ENGINEERS SS J. F. O°;CONNOR Apply ‘318 Broad Street, Nevada Ciity Mining and Clvii 1 getier THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND United States Mineral Surveying . TELEGRAPH COMPANY Licensed Surveyor 4-2910tc 293. West Main St. Graas Valley WANTED—A miner to take a con. Wedding Parties Birthday Parties Anniversary Parties tract on 50-50 a tunnel basis. or For work on NEVA D; CITY FRATERNAL Al a oe information write to Pete Lopez, Fraction fornia. Lode, Greenwood, Cali. i 4-24:2tp i Argonaut A WEVADA CITY LODGE, Wo. 518 fe open T: 0: EMS BP Cemen TO IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. . ; every second Jean Harlow, 500 Pine St., G. V. ' and fourth’ Toursdes evening tt 8 p. iy Phone 794-J. 3-425¢ Civic Groups EXPERT Clubs, Fraternities and Who Seek Good Dinners CHARCOAL ‘BROILED STEAKS AND FRIED CHICKEN GOLD NUGGET & CO. INN 161'MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY and and finest on the market. Every COR. YORK AND COMMERUCUIAI license, fees announcement Drugs Remedies are the best known nia cities and counties are to share Biel ——— mace BA Bee SACRAMENTO, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . } ‘<° Aten Laoceaaee DRIVE IN . . . SSR ceem, neuro ~~ FOOD PALACE}. Of this sum, shared on the basis VANILLA CARAMELS, 8 ounce . 30 Chocolate Dipped Caramels, 4 ounce .20 Complete With Shade White to have regularly named streets, PERCOLATOR, 8 ounce . 30 TI tec cued. goes ‘to he ie gen6-CUP CANDY Plain White Rose Pattern—4-Piece “Rexall Drug Radio Show” Friday Nights New York was the first American of the location of licensed premises aga GALVANIZEDPAILS ... mae: 8 Crystal Base Boudoir Lamps . . Each $3.59 Advcrcised! =2 Radio As featured on the here today. F.S. RASCO & “O. BRINGS TO GRASS VALLEY A COMPLETE,. MODERN ,VARIETY STORE, UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE UNDER TODAY'S : MERCHANDISING CONDITIONS METAL DUST PANS ee Each .29 Triple Coated Sturdy Construction ENAMEL DUTCH OVEN, 4at. Ea. 2.19 HANDKERCHIEFS ae ee Each .20 Mens ‘Colored Border : County Share In Liquor Licenses $3,497 cording Saturday, May 11th 9 A. M. :0 10:Yds. gina -orecmenad emnants—Plaiam in Colors oe . Yd. .30 favorite saint. for the last six months of 1945, ac Big-New Store Opening . STEEL FRY PANS, 5% jin. . Each .19 . : city moved it to Essex as a support for his great telescope. Puriwhile Philadelphia was second. tans over here didn’t like May poles either. In 1660 Governor Endicott of Massachusetts. shocked at hearing of a May pole pesonally led a company of mén who chopped it down. Old Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and /hu:sdiay at Nevada City, California, dnd ontered as ma Samuel Pepys’ wife used to go to the country on May Day to matter of the second class’in th postoffice at wash her face in dew pust as the sun rose. Pepys wrote that Nevada City under Act of Cor ,'ess, March 3, 1879. she thought this good for her complexion. He didn’t record SUBSCRIPTION RA'LES . what he thought but he always wanted the ‘“‘fond, foolish One year (In Advance) ...:-.-2.0.-.22. $3.00 creature’ to be hppy. ORG MORON 2206 ac. 30 cents sda K ——p In modern Europe, May Day has become a day for demonstrations by extreme fadicals. They stir up riots, heave an LET "EM HAVE BUTTER By his air decree of “Let ’em eat butter!" Director of occasional bomb and heads are cracked. But that’s just their Stabilization Chester Bowles may be kidding himself and he way of having fun. An anarchist who can’t riot on May Day may think he is kidding everybody. But the economic insight feels as frustrated as a poet who can’t rhyme out a sonnet. Let every man celebrate in his own way, say we. For us of the majority of Americans will penetrate this latest OPA . .May Day is spring fever day. Our May pole has a_reel attach_ pretense. = There are two obvious reasons which moved Bowles to ed; and if we don’t answer our phone that day—well, who ever heard of a phone ringing by a trout stream.—Contributed. “activate” butter (as the bureaucratic phrase goes): 1 A solid bloc of housewives has been looking to the administration for more butter without: having to pay more PLAY BALL, MEXICO! : for it. : . Will Connolly of San’ Francisco one of/the nation’s bet2. To save its face and because it is sensitive to the deter sportswriters, doubtless has angered major league basemands of this bloc (whose prssure has helped save OPA in ball moguls by his dispatches from Mexico City. where he has congress), the agency puts up the pretense of restoring butstudied the booming ‘and amazing Mexican League which is ter production without increasing the cost of living. operated by the fabulous Pasquel brothers. So the stabilization director, working with the usual: American and National league owners are much put out mirrors will put butter bacck into the refrigerator at the trifbecause‘ the Pasquel brothers have been hiring away U._ S. ling expense of a few millions in subsidies to farmers. Anmajor loop stars. The aggrieved magnates call this process other way to have done it would have been to raise the price “pirating.” ae of butter. But this direct approach would not have balanced Complained Senor Jorge Pasquel to Connolly. ‘‘] am not with whatever social welfare aims Bowles is pursuing at the stealing players; . am hiring them for better wages. In any moment. Therefore, the added cost of butter, instead of comother occupation you can hire away a salesman or a blacking openly from the housewife’s food budget, will be hidden smith with a better offer. But in the United States baseball mm_-her husband's income tax. that is wrong. Why? Does your country want to keep good . ‘Tt took a great deal of public outcry during months of baseball with skilled players to itseif> ‘butter shortage, to get action. We now have Bowles’ promise Connolly assured the good senor that “the, American of butter in 60 days. Who was being kidded and who pays for public is in no way scandalized by. the Mexican League’s ra! it?—San Francisco Chronicle. methods and ambitions—the only complaints have come from organized ball a tight and arbitrary body of franchise holders GOOD OLD MAY DAY! not representative of the national temper.” May Day is a nice holiday, comfortable as an old shoe. Good for Mr. Connolly. Surely the public of baseball conMany other holidays are occasions for serious reflection, high scious California which has developed more diamond stars by purpose and inspirational oratory. We need them. But ‘also far than any other state is pleased that our national game is we need May Day when gay little girls are Queens of the May becoming so popular down Mexico way. And what's. wrong and poets scribble odes to blue skies and red breasted robins about open aboveboard competition for players? If Mexican vand flower flecked meadows, No one could be mean enough baseball can be developed to the point where the so-called to tell our spring poets on benign May Day that most of their ‘world’ series can be an international affair—with Mexico stuff is pretty terrible. They are such joyous fellows. City playing New York or St. Louis or in time Los Angeles or Only sour pusses haven't liked May Day. When Oliver San Francisco for the annual championship—so much the Cromwell's dour Roundheads ruled England they forbad May better. Baseball competition might wondrously foster U. S.poles. But in 1661 after the Restoration a May pole 134 feet Mexico amity and sponsrmanship. Play ball, Mexico.—Con high was set up in London and everybody danced and sang ‘tributed. ; —— H. M. LEETE Th¢ Russians nanred Mit. St. Helena after their empress and their i RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of portable and Hilks Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. Visi tinw Elks welcome. J. F. SIEGFRIND, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. large type radio batteries, ART'S int es A HYDRAUL RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists 3 “gg ARI — NO. 56, in Radio ills. 201v Mill Street ‘ Grass Valley. Phone 984. : 2-1918 sf Meets every Tuesday ev enin ¢ Pythian Ca ‘tle, 232 Broa ;, d Stree Dee t Visiting Native Sons welcome, WIELLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sae'y ——— OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 IOOF -Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. JONATHAIN PASCOE, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’y . GLENBROOK On tthe Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway Telephone Grass Valley 885 JOHN _W. DARKE, 'Fin. See’y. aoe . wo

eee we NR A —— ‘ and some of the people (we regret to-report) over indulged in Nevada City Nugget 305 Broad Street. A Lega! Newspaper, a» Phone 36. *“*fined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. eee SS Ee See ee eer aie eee MONDAY, MAY 6, 1946 NEVADA CITY NUGGET .» PAGE TWO _ the nut brown ale and had splitting headaches next day. But they had so much fun they danced around that same _ pole every year till 1717, when Sir Isaac Newton béught it and re . Editor and bus.. F. S. Rasco & Co. 161 Mill Street Grass Valley. TABLE OI. CLOTH 46 ‘inch—Assorted Patterns “si ~ : “ie es — Each .17 RAG RUGS 2x3..as Each 1.09 Gay Colors Waffle Weave Chenille : CANNISTER SET Coniiple te 29 nor Poa s e e e FACIAL TISUE ___ ie ON BLANKETS Each 5.12 oe ee sgh ie BOXED CHOCOLATES .. Box 1.00 _ CHILDS PINAFORE ...... Each $1.59 . DINNER SET—20 piece ..... Set 4.98 AT, Mi Size pound (Ideal 19x34.. for Mothers Day) Capistrano Mission Pottery ~ PAPER NAPKINS 80 count, .. pkg. .10 . . OUTING FLANNEL 36 linch .. Yard .26 POLO SHIRTS . .. 80 to 89 . METAR WASTE BASKETS Each 1.49 bestvhoe Miscific PhdsineTa oa ere Wik Coal Bot seat sce rma Pair vara .25 to 39 KNIFE AND FORK SET .___. Set .59 _LAMP SHADES ..... 49 to $1.39 Assorted Size. Assorted Decorations May 6—Calilfor Rexall (Household Groceries, Fru and Vegetables $'1,2:98,912.66 representing, the beverage alcoholic half to an Beer anc Wine MENS . HOSE .GIRS Pair .15 to .39 . RUBBER DRAIN BOARD ..Each 39 pn aa Colors, Size 18x18¥% FULL FASHION HOSE ..... Pair .81 MANY OTHER VALUES NOT MENTIONED ABOVE ALSO AVAILABLE FOR VALUES.-BE SURE TO VISIT . F. S. RASCO item is fully STREETS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 389% SATURDAY, MAY 11TH guaranteed. Buy Rexall— Then you are sure, UPHOLSTERY R. E. Harris OF ALL KINDS * * THE REXALL DRUG STORE TELEPHONE 100 Phones nas : John W. Darke 1 68-3 . 109-M CLARENCE R. GRAY merncenavox . ] WATCHMAKER =. . . . : SERVICE STEELE SUPPLY COMPANY REPAIRS Sommercial and By 520 COYOTE STREET THERPHOND i162 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA Home Units Experts ; — BUY — : euenind VICTORY BONDS Phone’ 911 LEAHY’S HELP YOUR COUNTRY HOME SUPPLY STORE Used Furniture And Appliances BOUGHT AND SOLD Be Good To Yourself Nevada City Chamber of Commerce 313 South Auburn Street Grass Valley oe te hosed — Telephone 930 sbeotestestestestete dosdesdeege doseage . : PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY New Deal WARD & WARD Under Management of JOHN and KIM AMBLER BECKETT 108 W. Main Street, Grass Valley. ASSAYING, ANALYSIS AND MBTALLURGICAL TESTING BEER, WINES, LIQUORS AUBURN, GALIPORNIA Delicious Mixed Drinks to Please Every Taste ATTORNEYS H. WARD SHELDON. of ATTORNEY AT LAW Upiag Building Broad Street Nevada ‘City Telephone 28 made The Holmes Paneral Hothe service is prited within the meane-of $3497 will be distributed in Nevada County where $676 will go vada, $1822 will go to. corporated area in to the all. Ambulance service at all hours. Ne wunin the county 246 and » ™ ee Current allocations will bring the DOCTORS Jjcities and counties share of state license fees to $3'2,345,581.44 since repeal of prohibition 1933. This revenue has been collected and. dis in Vernon W. Padgett, M.D. PHYSICIAN AND Office Hours: 1 to 3. tributed by the state board of equalization at no cost to local sa 129 South Auburn St,, Grass Valley Phohe Grass VaHey 360 If No Answer—Graes Valley 17-W. CYRIL D.KERRIN, D,_O. : . OSTEOPATH Office Hours 10 to 12 A. M, and THOSE. WHO ; NI 7 tO 8p. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12230. govern tne Gipanse, the remainofder the eral fund. ame. Phone! 203 Sacramento St. Nevada City

$998 to Grass Valley. > to 6 P. i. Office 242 Commercial Street, —~ bd D Ine Well : REMEMBER US ecient WE SERVE : Nevada City, Phone 305, TELEPHONE OPERATORS Interesting. Work. Earn $28 Forty Hour Work Week at Regular Pay Increases. for Residence Phon 56W a Start, ; “a9 “ay ___ MINING ENGINEERS SS J. F. O°;CONNOR Apply ‘318 Broad Street, Nevada Ciity Mining and Clvii 1 getier THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND United States Mineral Surveying . TELEGRAPH COMPANY Licensed Surveyor 4-2910tc 293. West Main St. Graas Valley WANTED—A miner to take a con. Wedding Parties Birthday Parties Anniversary Parties tract on 50-50 a tunnel basis. or For work on NEVA D; CITY FRATERNAL Al a oe information write to Pete Lopez, Fraction fornia. Lode, Greenwood, Cali. i 4-24:2tp i Argonaut A WEVADA CITY LODGE, Wo. 518 fe open T: 0: EMS BP Cemen TO IRONING, 65 CENTS PER HOUR. . ; every second Jean Harlow, 500 Pine St., G. V. ' and fourth’ Toursdes evening tt 8 p. iy Phone 794-J. 3-425¢ Civic Groups EXPERT Clubs, Fraternities and Who Seek Good Dinners CHARCOAL ‘BROILED STEAKS AND FRIED CHICKEN GOLD NUGGET & CO. INN 161'MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY and and finest on the market. Every COR. YORK AND COMMERUCUIAI license, fees announcement Drugs Remedies are the best known nia cities and counties are to share Biel ——— mace BA Bee SACRAMENTO, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE . . } ‘<° Aten Laoceaaee DRIVE IN . . . SSR ceem, neuro ~~ FOOD PALACE}. Of this sum, shared on the basis VANILLA CARAMELS, 8 ounce .. 30 Chocolate Dipped Caramels, 4 ounce .20 Complete With Shade White to have regularly named streets, PERCOLATOR, 8 ounce .. 30 TI tec cued. goes ‘to he ie gen6-CUP CANDY Plain White Rose Pattern—4-Piece “Rexall Drug Radio Show” Friday Nights New York was the first American of the location of licensed premises aga GALVANIZEDPAILS ...... mae: 8 Crystal Base Boudoir Lamps . . Each $3.59 Advcrcised! =2 Radio As featured on the here today. F.S. RASCO & “O. BRINGS TO GRASS VALLEY A COMPLETE,. MODERN ,VARIETY STORE, UP-TO-DATE IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE UNDER TODAY'S : MERCHANDISING CONDITIONS METAL DUST PANS ee Each .29 Triple Coated Sturdy Construction ENAMEL DUTCH OVEN, 4at. Ea. 2.19 HANDKERCHIEFS ae ee Each .20 Mens ‘Colored Border : County Share In Liquor Licenses $3,497 cording Saturday, May 11th 9 A. M. :0 10:Yds. gina -orecmenad emnants—Plaiam in Colors oe .. Yd. .30 favorite saint. for the last six months of 1945, ac Big-New Store Opening . STEEL FRY PANS, 5% jin. .. Each .19 . : city moved it to Essex as a support for his great telescope. Puriwhile Philadelphia was second. tans over here didn’t like May poles either. In 1660 Governor Endicott of Massachusetts. shocked at hearing of a May pole pesonally led a company of mén who chopped it down. Old Published Semi-Weekly, Monday and /hu:sdiay at Nevada City, California, dnd ontered as ma Samuel Pepys’ wife used to go to the country on May Day to matter of the second class’in th postoffice at wash her face in dew pust as the sun rose. Pepys wrote that Nevada City under Act of Cor ,'ess, March 3, 1879. she thought this good for her complexion. He didn’t record SUBSCRIPTION RA'LES . what he thought but he always wanted the ‘“‘fond, foolish One year (In Advance) ......:-..-2..0.-.22.. $3.00 creature’ to be hppy. ORG MORON 2206 ac. 30 cents sda K ——p In modern Europe, May Day has become a day for demonstrations by extreme fadicals. They stir up riots, heave an LET "EM HAVE BUTTER By his air decree of “Let ’em eat butter!" Director of occasional bomb and heads are cracked. But that’s just their Stabilization Chester Bowles may be kidding himself and he way of having fun. An anarchist who can’t riot on May Day may think he is kidding everybody. But the economic insight feels as frustrated as a poet who can’t rhyme out a sonnet. Let every man celebrate in his own way, say we. For us of the majority of Americans will penetrate this latest OPA . .May Day is spring fever day. Our May pole has a_reel attach_ pretense. = There are two obvious reasons which moved Bowles to ed; and if we don’t answer our phone that day—well, who ever heard of a phone ringing by a trout stream.—Contributed. “activate” butter (as the bureaucratic phrase goes): 1 A solid bloc of housewives has been looking to the administration for more butter without: having to pay more PLAY BALL, MEXICO! : for it. : . Will Connolly of San’ Francisco one of/the nation’s bet2. To save its face and because it is sensitive to the deter sportswriters, doubtless has angered major league basemands of this bloc (whose prssure has helped save OPA in ball moguls by his dispatches from Mexico City. where he has congress), the agency puts up the pretense of restoring butstudied the booming ‘and amazing Mexican League which is ter production without increasing the cost of living. operated by the fabulous Pasquel brothers. So the stabilization director, working with the usual: American and National league owners are much put out mirrors will put butter bacck into the refrigerator at the trifbecause‘ the Pasquel brothers have been hiring away U._ S. ling expense of a few millions in subsidies to farmers. Anmajor loop stars. The aggrieved magnates call this process other way to have done it would have been to raise the price “pirating.” ae of butter. But this direct approach would not have balanced Complained Senor Jorge Pasquel to Connolly. ‘‘] am not with whatever social welfare aims Bowles is pursuing at the stealing players; . am hiring them for better wages. In any moment. Therefore, the added cost of butter, instead of comother occupation you can hire away a salesman or a blacking openly from the housewife’s food budget, will be hidden smith with a better offer. But in the United States baseball mm_-her husband's income tax. that is wrong. Why? Does your country want to keep good . ‘Tt took a great deal of public outcry during months of baseball with skilled players to itseif> ‘butter shortage, to get action. We now have Bowles’ promise Connolly assured the good senor that “the, American of butter in 60 days. Who was being kidded and who pays for public is in no way scandalized by. the Mexican League’s ra! it?—San Francisco Chronicle. methods and ambitions—the only complaints have come from organized ball a tight and arbitrary body of franchise holders GOOD OLD MAY DAY! not representative of the national temper.” May Day is a nice holiday, comfortable as an old shoe. Good for Mr. Connolly. Surely the public of baseball conMany other holidays are occasions for serious reflection, high scious California which has developed more diamond stars by purpose and inspirational oratory. We need them. But ‘also far than any other state is pleased that our national game is we need May Day when gay little girls are Queens of the May becoming so popular down Mexico way. And what's. wrong and poets scribble odes to blue skies and red breasted robins about open aboveboard competition for players? If Mexican vand flower flecked meadows, No one could be mean enough baseball can be developed to the point where the so-called to tell our spring poets on benign May Day that most of their ‘world’ series can be an international affair—with Mexico stuff is pretty terrible. They are such joyous fellows. City playing New York or St. Louis or in time Los Angeles or Only sour pusses haven't liked May Day. When Oliver San Francisco for the annual championship—so much the Cromwell's dour Roundheads ruled England they forbad May better. Baseball competition might wondrously foster U. S.poles. But in 1661 after the Restoration a May pole 134 feet Mexico amity and sponsrmanship. Play ball, Mexico.—Con high was set up in London and everybody danced and sang ‘tributed. ; —— H. M. LEETE Th¢ Russians nanred Mit. St. Helena after their empress and their i RADIO REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent. Complete stock of portable and Hilks Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. Visi tinw Elks welcome. J. F. SIEGFRIND, LAMBERT THOMAS, See. large type radio batteries, ART'S int es A HYDRAUL RADIO HOSPITAL — Specialists 3 “gg ARI — NO. 56, in Radio ills. 201v Mill Street ‘ Grass Valley. Phone 984. : 2-1918 sf Meets every Tuesday ev enin ¢ Pythian Ca ‘tle, 232 Broa ;, d Stree Dee t Visiting Native Sons welcome, WIELLIAM H. YOUNG, Pres. DR. C. W. CHAPMAN, Rec, Sae'y ——— OUSTOMAH LODGE No. 16 IOOF -Meets every Tuesday evening at -7:30 at Odd Fellows Hall. JONATHAIN PASCOE, N. G. -WM. H. RICHARDS, Ree. See’y . GLENBROOK On tthe Nevada City-Grass Valley Highway Telephone Grass Valley 885 JOHN _W. DARKE, 'Fin. See’y. aoe . wo