November 10, 1933 (6 pages)

d PAGE FOUR ———_———— THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET oan TREAT YOURSELF — . a TO THE BEST ~ HAIR CUTTING ~ LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103. Pine St. Nevada City . SPORTSMEN TO SHOOT PHEASANTS NOV. 15TH With the duckseason in full swing and the quail season scheduled to open on November 15, the shot gun experts will have a chance to enjoy another upland game bird sport this month. On November 15, for six days, there will be an open season on pheasant sthroughout most of the state, some areas having been closed for this season. has closed the foNowing counties DAINTY FABRICS ARK SAFE WITH US_rics are safely cleaned by us. Each material receives washing process most suitable for it and your delicate garments receive good care and attention in every department. NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY Mrs. O. Mullis Boulder Street Sar this year to pheasant hunting: Santa Barbara, Ventura, Marin, Sonoma, San Luis Obispo,: Lassen, and Modoc, south of the 9th standard parallel. The 9th standard parallel extends about 15 miles below the Ore’ The Fish and Game Commission: SS anseinessiangemmeen Airplane Driven by Steam gon-California State Tine. Running; from the eastern side of Modoc coun. ty it passes three miles south of Fort . Bidwell, thence a little north of Boles Ranger Station and thence a_ short distance south of Clear Lake on the western side of the county. For more than 20 years, thousands of pheasants have been raised at the state game farms at ‘Yountville, and liberated throughout the entire state. Those that have Chino and} Your dainty washable fab”. been turned loose in certain coun-; ties have increased under natural conditions until the pheasant population is estimated at upward of.a,million birds. . se Goes Pheasants are reported abundant around Tule Lake, Siskiyou county; in the northern part of Modoc county in the upper Sacramento valley between Redding and. Red Bluff, particularly around Anderson and Cottonwood. Many birds are seen in the delta areas of the Sacramento and ‘. ; over” to see their grandparents {the week end SANITARIUM — . Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. / i Open to all reputable } physicians and surgeons San Juan rivers, especially in the vicinity of Walnut Grove, Isleton, Stockton and Lodi. oO 18) Mr. and Mrs. Russel Champie and little daughter, Finette, motored in Placerville Saturday remaining over “Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauvee of this city are spending ten days at their cabin on the Klamath river. Mr. Sau. vee is in charge of the Union Ice De. livery in this city. RLS ITLL NTE LT RIESE TER I ETT I EOS PASTIME CLUB . OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS —Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS O. V. PIERATTY, PRop. 312 Broad Street Nevada City 21 4 home, consice Sees = . _NEVADA CITY -Advisory Bod pes AND MANAGER must be. Ws right I » y+ In your selection of a-ba:ss*> : a tre BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST 2 SAVJAGS ASSOCIATION d--E. . Jones Officers E. M. Rector, vice-Presipent -H. A. Curnow, ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT ohn J. Fortier, assistant CASHIER t t e€ e fe) a g 520 ar p n M. ‘Rector, cHamman --R, J, Bennetts >> Geo. Li Jones = --W. °F. Prisk NEVER AGAIN: ber 11th, 1918. round the what? there had been every day, four years and four m@gnths, an avy-} ed for life. ‘cerned; if Ave may delieve the State7. In Wilson was re-elected President be-' An airplane engine which burns crude-eil and derives its power from steam has heen developed. by two Akron, O., inventors, Erick In this engine three quarts of water may, be heated to flying ‘pressure in one minute. is shown inspecting the motor after its installation in a small Beckley and Harold Johnson. monoplane. Pilot. Beckley Pal. SRR S re See ee sme ; . FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1933 SSIES Birthday Party For Mrs. Antone Giani Many relatives and friends of Mrs. Antone Giani were treated to a birthday party; in celebration of her natal day in her home last Monday evening. Z Mrs. Giani was born in far away Trontano, Italy, 56 years ago, marrying Antone Giani there before he came to the United Stites in 1898 and following him to this country in 1905. Mrs. Charles Giani, daughter-inlaw, who resides on. Sacramento Street baked the big birthday cake which was beautifully decorated and was the centerpiece for a delicious banquet. After enjoying the feast the large gathering of relatives and! friends spent the remaining hours of . the evening in jojous dancing to beautiful Italian musie furnished by Louis Maphidini on his accordian. All of Mrs. Giani’s children, were present and are, Mrs. Frank. Romiti of Sacramento, Virgil Giani, Placerville, Charles and Peter Giani of Nevada City. ~ Mrs. Andrew James of Lost Hill, Was recently operated on for appendicitis at Doctor Wheeler hospital at Colfax. She is getting along ‘nicely and will be home soon. NEVADA CITY ISCRY AGAINST NOTE: Edward Berwick, for many years a member and ieader of the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, one of the most outspoken opponents of war and one of the most cogent reasoners in support of peace and fairplay among nations, has addressed the following letter to the Nevada City Nugget. Frank Simonds, writer on current European tendencies, seems to think Europe is rapidly approaching another war cataclysm. Some observers place war at not more than two years away. It behooves every -citizen to think carefully over this out‘look and make up his’ or her mind, now, whether under any conditions except physical invasion by an enémy, this country should participate in another war. Mr.-Berwick’s letter follows: LOST! 1918'S SLOGAN “NEVER AGAIN”: , Editor, Nevada’ City Nugget Nevada City, Calif., Sir: The maddest, giaddest day his old werld ever saw was NovemThat day an armisice was agreed upon and the bioodiSt war ever fought nominally ended. Incredible as it may Ww seem 5 rage of 6666 young phen, the flower . f human kind, brufally murdered, ; nd twice that nunyber shell-shocked . assed, Wounded, eripplnaimed, or Why? Because: of nd ‘stupidity’ the ‘mismanagement of all parties. conv two leaders of those very Count Von Buelow, $ Foreign Seeretary, and Lord . bérnon, British Ambassador -t6 q arties lany/ this favoréd country Woodrow lying propaganda, artfully dis= ; TGr~} ; lions. . i . . . The slogan ‘Neyer Again” echoed! Machinations of those who make = fone at E: os < world. “Never Again, ; hard money out of human slaughter , i ‘for nearly . . CITY, NUGGET NOW. i ! { cause he had’ ‘Kept us out of wat.” But seminated, as to alleged German atrocities, ‘cutting off children’s hands and women’s breasts’’ and so forth, changed the temper of our citizens'. ports had no foundation in fact, as searchers like Will Irwin and others afterwards proved, not a single. in-' stance of anything of the kind being anywhere discovered. : But the --demon-of Hate——went abroad in our land. War mongers and munition makers coined dollars and Wilson’s attitude; tho’ such re-]: HAND FINISH LAUNDRY We Call and Deliver 229 Commereial Street & SUITS Se eee ¥ Mrs. C. F. Scheemer had/as a week end visitor, Mrs E. Gatlowet. Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND . Stationary, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City oF CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY DRESSES $1.00 and up LADIES’ AND MEN’S AUTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes PHONE 217-W y € HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop Bost Building Broad § Nevada City, California GRAIN POULTRY & ~ DAIRY FEEDS COAL & WOOD yUICK DELIVERY Phone 394 Nevada City Fast Spring Street W. KOTCHAPAW i te oa ic ic, o in billions, and have since become disarmanent at Geneva and the world over. So much that ‘Never again”! seems perilously near becoming forgotten. Conscious of being victimized by the unjust treaty of Versailles young Germany is naturally resentful at the terms of that treaty, forced on their people by the starvation of German women and children by five months blockade after the publication’of the armistice, accepted on the basis of Wilson’s fourteen points. And so today war talk again prevails. But since 1918 war fashions have changed. No more armed men pitted against armed men; but air fleets at midnight dropping poison gas and incendiary bombs over enemy Capital cities, wiping out in a ' few. hours whole populations in mil. the 1918 slogan ‘“‘Never Again!” The 4 Any. sane person knows that Germany without sea fleet, air fleet, or land fleet (tanks) is unable to make’ war.’ It is time the human family had the sense to resist the and for all nations at once to raise} only way to disarm ‘is to disarm! Talk! Talk! Tabk!!! won’t do it, EDWARD BERWICK SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA SING LEE Chinese Laundry ALL HAND WORK ~ Quality Guaranteed . ; . y . + i York and Commercial Streets } . Modern f ry fr Fi Or don Culsaiica, Phon-= ~ PHONE 67 equipment enables us of ‘choice meat cuts Lunch or OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts’of all kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS to Dinner. NEVADA CITY stirrers up of strife and opponents of. You get only the best ten cents or ten dollars! 2 O a PHONE 302 BROAD oie 63 o5% a Good Meat! That's the most important part of your order— and it’s a stipulation we take pride in guranteeing. whether your order is for National Market FREE DELIVERY ST. NEVADA CITY LMM MMO reloleieiivinuieiok ‘just miserable 7 never had to think weather outside. Could you keep the house warm all day?” Gas ALL the work. and worry a nace” or heater. warmth from’ a‘ heating systen ment and Gas, the naturally ‘requirements. Be prepared with med Guipment:+Therc Heating : fer cleanliness, comfori and about it. It’s a joy to have Gas Heating.” convenience bout house heating is done for you when your gas company delivers your fuel and runs'your heating system. That is one of the big features which is making Gas Heating the first choice of home ‘owners throughout northern California: When coal mornings or evenings make rooms chilly, and only a little heat is needed, just turn on.the Gas furLive in’ watt. comfort this winter! Have full: house 1 that is adequate, clean to operate, ‘quick, healthful, and safe. Gas Heating equipbetter fuel, meet all these Don’t let winter weather get a head start on you this ern, carefree Gas Heating is a type and size of appliance exactly and the small cost for which equipment will agrecably surprise you. Pio Solves the: ing homes w t a= hg “it Highly praised by thousands, Saves floor space and: is casy and most economical to install and operate. SEE YOUR DEA t cost-and > two to sizes LER OR THE oo¢ J PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned * Operated + Maiuged by Californians 292-1133 +

d PAGE FOUR ———_———— THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET oan TREAT YOURSELF — . a TO THE BEST ~ HAIR CUTTING ~ LADIES WORK OUR SPECIALTY Larsen’s BARBER SHOP 103. Pine St. Nevada City . SPORTSMEN TO SHOOT PHEASANTS NOV. 15TH With the duckseason in full swing and the quail season scheduled to open on November 15, the shot gun experts will have a chance to enjoy another upland game bird sport this month. On November 15, for six days, there will be an open season on pheasant sthroughout most of the state, some areas having been closed for this season. has closed the foNowing counties DAINTY FABRICS ARK SAFE WITH US_rics are safely cleaned by us. Each material receives washing process most suitable for it and your delicate garments receive good care and attention in every department. NEVADA CITY HOME LAUNDRY Mrs. O. Mullis Boulder Street Sar this year to pheasant hunting: Santa Barbara, Ventura, Marin, Sonoma, San Luis Obispo,: Lassen, and Modoc, south of the 9th standard parallel. The 9th standard parallel extends about 15 miles below the Ore’ The Fish and Game Commission: SS anseinessiangemmeen Airplane Driven by Steam gon-California State Tine. Running; from the eastern side of Modoc coun. ty it passes three miles south of Fort . Bidwell, thence a little north of Boles Ranger Station and thence a_ short distance south of Clear Lake on the western side of the county. For more than 20 years, thousands of pheasants have been raised at the state game farms at ‘Yountville, and liberated throughout the entire state. Those that have Chino and} Your dainty washable fab”. been turned loose in certain coun-; ties have increased under natural conditions until the pheasant population is estimated at upward of.a,million birds. . se Goes Pheasants are reported abundant around Tule Lake, Siskiyou county; in the northern part of Modoc county in the upper Sacramento valley between Redding and. Red Bluff, particularly around Anderson and Cottonwood. Many birds are seen in the delta areas of the Sacramento and ‘. ; over” to see their grandparents {the week end SANITARIUM — . Elizabeth MeD. Watson, Prop. / i Open to all reputable } physicians and surgeons San Juan rivers, especially in the vicinity of Walnut Grove, Isleton, Stockton and Lodi. oO 18) Mr. and Mrs. Russel Champie and little daughter, Finette, motored in Placerville Saturday remaining over “Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sauvee of this city are spending ten days at their cabin on the Klamath river. Mr. Sau. vee is in charge of the Union Ice De. livery in this city. RLS ITLL NTE LT RIESE TER I ETT I EOS PASTIME CLUB . OPEN TWENTY FOUR HOURS —Lunch and Cigar Counters; Card Tables — GLOBE and GOLDEN GLOW BEERS O. V. PIERATTY, PRop. 312 Broad Street Nevada City 21 4 home, consice Sees = . _NEVADA CITY -Advisory Bod pes AND MANAGER must be. Ws right I » y+ In your selection of a-ba:ss*> : a tre BANK of AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST 2 SAVJAGS ASSOCIATION d--E. . Jones Officers E. M. Rector, vice-Presipent -H. A. Curnow, ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT ohn J. Fortier, assistant CASHIER t t e€ e fe) a g 520 ar p n M. ‘Rector, cHamman --R, J, Bennetts >> Geo. Li Jones = --W. °F. Prisk NEVER AGAIN: ber 11th, 1918. round the what? there had been every day, four years and four m@gnths, an avy-} ed for life. ‘cerned; if Ave may delieve the State7. In Wilson was re-elected President be-' An airplane engine which burns crude-eil and derives its power from steam has heen developed. by two Akron, O., inventors, Erick In this engine three quarts of water may, be heated to flying ‘pressure in one minute. is shown inspecting the motor after its installation in a small Beckley and Harold Johnson. monoplane. Pilot. Beckley Pal. SRR S re See ee sme ; . FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1933 SSIES Birthday Party For Mrs. Antone Giani Many relatives and friends of Mrs. Antone Giani were treated to a birthday party; in celebration of her natal day in her home last Monday evening. Z Mrs. Giani was born in far away Trontano, Italy, 56 years ago, marrying Antone Giani there before he came to the United Stites in 1898 and following him to this country in 1905. Mrs. Charles Giani, daughter-inlaw, who resides on. Sacramento Street baked the big birthday cake which was beautifully decorated and was the centerpiece for a delicious banquet. After enjoying the feast the large gathering of relatives and! friends spent the remaining hours of . the evening in jojous dancing to beautiful Italian musie furnished by Louis Maphidini on his accordian. All of Mrs. Giani’s children, were present and are, Mrs. Frank. Romiti of Sacramento, Virgil Giani, Placerville, Charles and Peter Giani of Nevada City. ~ Mrs. Andrew James of Lost Hill, Was recently operated on for appendicitis at Doctor Wheeler hospital at Colfax. She is getting along ‘nicely and will be home soon. NEVADA CITY ISCRY AGAINST NOTE: Edward Berwick, for many years a member and ieader of the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, one of the most outspoken opponents of war and one of the most cogent reasoners in support of peace and fairplay among nations, has addressed the following letter to the Nevada City Nugget. Frank Simonds, writer on current European tendencies, seems to think Europe is rapidly approaching another war cataclysm. Some observers place war at not more than two years away. It behooves every -citizen to think carefully over this out‘look and make up his’ or her mind, now, whether under any conditions except physical invasion by an enémy, this country should participate in another war. Mr.-Berwick’s letter follows: LOST! 1918'S SLOGAN “NEVER AGAIN”: , Editor, Nevada’ City Nugget Nevada City, Calif., Sir: The maddest, giaddest day his old werld ever saw was NovemThat day an armisice was agreed upon and the bioodiSt war ever fought nominally ended. Incredible as it may Ww seem 5 rage of 6666 young phen, the flower .

f human kind, brufally murdered, ; nd twice that nunyber shell-shocked . assed, Wounded, eripplnaimed, or Why? Because: of nd ‘stupidity’ the ‘mismanagement of all parties. conv two leaders of those very Count Von Buelow, $ Foreign Seeretary, and Lord . bérnon, British Ambassador -t6 q arties lany/ this favoréd country Woodrow lying propaganda, artfully dis= ; TGr~} ; lions. . i . . . The slogan ‘Neyer Again” echoed! Machinations of those who make = fone at E: os < world. “Never Again, ; hard money out of human slaughter , i ‘for nearly . . CITY, NUGGET NOW. i ! { cause he had’ ‘Kept us out of wat.” But seminated, as to alleged German atrocities, ‘cutting off children’s hands and women’s breasts’’ and so forth, changed the temper of our citizens'. ports had no foundation in fact, as searchers like Will Irwin and others afterwards proved, not a single. in-' stance of anything of the kind being anywhere discovered. : But the --demon-of Hate——went abroad in our land. War mongers and munition makers coined dollars and Wilson’s attitude; tho’ such re-]: HAND FINISH LAUNDRY We Call and Deliver 229 Commereial Street & SUITS Se eee ¥ Mrs. C. F. Scheemer had/as a week end visitor, Mrs E. Gatlowet. Mrs. Preston’s NEWS STAND . Stationary, Magazines 316 Broad St. Nevada City oF CLEANING AND PRESSING CASH AND CARRY DRESSES $1.00 and up LADIES’ AND MEN’S AUTERATIONS AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes PHONE 217-W y € HOURS: 7:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop Bost Building Broad § Nevada City, California GRAIN POULTRY & ~ DAIRY FEEDS COAL & WOOD yUICK DELIVERY Phone 394 Nevada City Fast Spring Street W. KOTCHAPAW i te oa ic ic, o in billions, and have since become disarmanent at Geneva and the world over. So much that ‘Never again”! seems perilously near becoming forgotten. Conscious of being victimized by the unjust treaty of Versailles young Germany is naturally resentful at the terms of that treaty, forced on their people by the starvation of German women and children by five months blockade after the publication’of the armistice, accepted on the basis of Wilson’s fourteen points. And so today war talk again prevails. But since 1918 war fashions have changed. No more armed men pitted against armed men; but air fleets at midnight dropping poison gas and incendiary bombs over enemy Capital cities, wiping out in a ' few. hours whole populations in mil. the 1918 slogan ‘“‘Never Again!” The 4 Any. sane person knows that Germany without sea fleet, air fleet, or land fleet (tanks) is unable to make’ war.’ It is time the human family had the sense to resist the and for all nations at once to raise} only way to disarm ‘is to disarm! Talk! Talk! Tabk!!! won’t do it, EDWARD BERWICK SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NEVADA SING LEE Chinese Laundry ALL HAND WORK ~ Quality Guaranteed . ; . y . + i York and Commercial Streets } . Modern f ry fr Fi Or don Culsaiica, Phon-= ~ PHONE 67 equipment enables us of ‘choice meat cuts Lunch or OUR SPECIALTIES Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenderloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts’of all kinds; Weinies KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS to Dinner. NEVADA CITY stirrers up of strife and opponents of. You get only the best ten cents or ten dollars! 2 O a PHONE 302 BROAD oie 63 o5% a Good Meat! That's the most important part of your order— and it’s a stipulation we take pride in guranteeing. whether your order is for National Market FREE DELIVERY ST. NEVADA CITY LMM MMO reloleieiivinuieiok ‘just miserable 7 never had to think weather outside. Could you keep the house warm all day?” Gas ALL the work. and worry a nace” or heater. warmth from’ a‘ heating systen ment and Gas, the naturally ‘requirements. Be prepared with med Guipment:+Therc Heating : fer cleanliness, comfori and about it. It’s a joy to have Gas Heating.” convenience bout house heating is done for you when your gas company delivers your fuel and runs'your heating system. That is one of the big features which is making Gas Heating the first choice of home ‘owners throughout northern California: When coal mornings or evenings make rooms chilly, and only a little heat is needed, just turn on.the Gas furLive in’ watt. comfort this winter! Have full: house 1 that is adequate, clean to operate, ‘quick, healthful, and safe. Gas Heating equipbetter fuel, meet all these Don’t let winter weather get a head start on you this ern, carefree Gas Heating is a type and size of appliance exactly and the small cost for which equipment will agrecably surprise you. Pio Solves the: ing homes w t a= hg “it Highly praised by thousands, Saves floor space and: is casy and most economical to install and operate. SEE YOUR DEA t cost-and > two to sizes LER OR THE oo¢ J PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Owned * Operated + Maiuged by Californians 292-1133 +