November 6, 1936 (6 pages)

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET PORTOLA SATURDAY Exalted Ruler, Roland Wright has requested that all who want to make She trip to Portola with the Elks tomorrow notify hini at once that transportation arrangements can be made. According to Elks officials there are indications that a large delegation from Nevada City will go to the Portola Elks affair. Last night at seven o’clock Nevada City Lodg No. 518 B. P. O. Elks“met in a special meeting to pass upon applica tions for membership and to plan for the meeting at Portola. ' In Answer To Many Inquiries the Auto Ferries will continue to serve yot after the Bay Bridges are opes. FrEQueny ANO ATTRACTIVE FERRY SERVICE WiLL BE GIVEN WHICH WILL MEAN CHOICE OF ROUTES #OR THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS GONTINVED WORK FOR OUR EMPLOYEES. LAMB CHOPS’ cary ae BEEF STEW — POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK / OR KEYSTONE. MARKET _/SPECIAL HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City PHONE 67 BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us. for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and’ repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISIIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage pearing: in NEWLOW COST IN OPERATION OF STATE VEHICLES SACRAMENTO, Nov. 5.—Cost of operating gutomobiles nd motorcycles by the Department of Motor Vehicles has set a low record, according to Inspector ‘M. F. Brown, of the California Highway Patrol, who is in charge of all motor equipment for the department. Automobiles are operated for .0227 cents per mile and motor cyeles for .0119 cents per mile, according to the report of equipment costs and operation. These costs include’ every item covering’ these vehicles, original cost, trade in credit, all repairs and maintenance. In forwarding the report to Director Ingels, Brown po‘hted out that the costs have been reduced nearly one half in a period covering the last five years. These figures reveal a saving of approximately $125,000 annually on the basis of mileage costs of 5 years ago. On June 30, 1936, there were 226 cars in operation which showed that they had travelled’ 12,239,674 miles, over a period of about two years, while 464 motorcycles had 13,786,-. 125 miles to their credit. The department uses 14 makes and various models of automobiles which have an average life of 2 1-2 years with average mileage of 80,000. Motorcycles are given a maximum life of 50,000 miles. “This extremely low cost is a rea: record the country over, I believe,”’ said Inspector Brown. “Inquiries from similar organizations show our costs to be lowest as far as. I have been able to determine. “Regular servicing and inspection of equipment and keeping it at the highest point of efficiency are the reasons’ for our splendid showing.’’ Talking It Over “Why is the silence so profound?”’ said Jeremiah Slade, “Our great campaign has joined the past,’’ the tired voter said; ‘The oratory fails and dies To the last quavering shout, And now we voters ask ourselves, “What was it all about’ >”’ “Why did you stage the ballyhoo?” said Jeremiah Slade, ‘Oh, there was method in it all,’’ the tired voter said; “When outs are out and ins are in, There never is a doubt, That outs will do their level worst To put the ins to rout.” “How do you start the beastly row?” said Jeremiah Slade, “Oh, that’s a very simple thing,” the tired voter said; **Ye editors shed pools of ink,Bands blare and banners fly, So, casting reason to the winds, We raise a hue and-cry.”’ . ‘‘How can your leaders stand the gaff?”’ Slade, “Oh, they’re es pectinia what they get,’ said; “From Washington to Franklin D. Each one has fared the same, It’s just a clever strategy To blast a rival’s fame.” “But how do you reward these men?”’ Slade, “Oh, Father Time attends to that,”’ tthe tired voter said; “We set them up and cast them down, But seasons swiftly fly, And each man gets his honest dues In history’s by and by.” ‘‘And is the ruckus over now?” said Jeremiah Slade, “Oh, yes, we're normal once again,’’ the tired voter said; ‘The victors soon forget their glee, The vanquished hide their pain; But after four long years, you bet, We'll start the show again!” said: Jeremiah ’ the tired voter said Jeremiah . district of Sierra county, § —A.MERRIAM CONNER. camera apfor Advertisements for a Popular Mechanics and: other magazines showing the picture of little Irma Darlene Kendrick, daughter of El-. ton Kendrick, Union Ice company, employee, of Nevada City. The pic-' ture of the little girl won a prize and appeared in the Sacramento Bee several months ago. She is December about two and a half years old. iald intends to fight extradition, ac. eording to the message and Distric Attorney Stoll and Sheriff Tobiassen will consider what procedure will be ; necessary to bring the arrested ma ‘back into the state. MAN WANTED HERE IS ARRESTED IN NEVADA. Sherifin Cid, Wednesnotification from. the ko county, Nevada thar MacDonald was “being held! Tobiassen received of EB day sheriff there on a ance of . ; . The first. truck load of Christmas in custody Nevada county) trees to go to city markets passed complaint charging the issu-/. through Nevada City yesterday foreficitiious checks. MacDonnoon from up country. for » the heart the brilliant motor Buick this year. momentous decision. spectacular excellence? ENSATIONAL is the fervor with which” American public has taken to its Indeed, the sweeping success of the 1936 Buick program flatly challenged us and our great parent General Should we continue this amazingly popular line of cars into next year, perhaps the prudent thing to do—or should we dare broad improvement upon their We felt there was only one right answer to that question, the bold and proive answer—and that’s why ON DISPLAY at all Buzck Showrooms That’s why every car in the 1937 Buick line—the SPECIAL, the CENTURY, the ROADMASTER and the LIMITED—is a triumph visibly and intrinsically outranking anything we have ever done. cars offered by Each has more beauty for dazzling style, more power for breath-taking action, more room for full-family comfort, more downright ‘‘road-command” for "safety and pleasure. otors to a See them—then you'll know whyBuick’s soaring sales curve is headed for yet loftier altitudes next year. WHY DENY YOURSELF GOOD AEALTH! Use herbs for results. Remedy _ for all ailments and sickness. _ Consultation free. es KHL LAU HERB CO. insiders now forecasting 1937 are already saying: : “It’s Buick again!”’ That’s why on top of $15,000,000 recentl nt re-tooling and repian ick’s great plant, we ropriated and are now spending nd $14,500,000 more. L.$. ELKUS Nevada City, Calif WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. ‘CARVER SUPERVISOR Defeated in the race for supervisorship of the second (Alleghany) Thomas Davies, incumbent, ends a term that began when he was appointed to the office by the late Governor Rolph to fill the vacancy left by George Campbell, deceased. The vote went in favor of Elton (Spec) Carvin 176-147. It is not thought that the 32 absent voters ballots, yet uncounted, will change the result. In August primaries of 1934 Davies and Ed Breuning receieved top vote in a contest in which theré were-several candidates and at the November election each received the same number of votes: The .count of absent voters’ ballots then gave the office to Davies by four votes. Tuesday’s election was for the full term of four years. With the first meeting of the Board of Supervipors in January there will be two new members, Attilio Lombardi of Loyalton, and <arvin. Lombardi defeated Chatrman L. A. Schroededer, veteran member, as a write-in candidate. NO LICENSE, FINED $25 CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 5.—Raymond DéLain arrested recently by Traffic Officer A. J. Ponta for driving witout a license and without due caution entered a guilty plea in the local justice court and was fined $25 by Judge Cleveland, $10 of which was suspended. When arrested the youth endeavored to tell the officers the law. Constipation re: Liga iy ro forouss aake. ADLERIKA Dickerman Drug Store and R. J. Harris, Druggist. FOR SALE—Choice sweet chestnuts at Dr. Sawyer’s office, Nevada City. 15 cents a pound. 11-2-3te FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT —% mile from County Hospital on, Willow Valley road, 3 rooms ana sleeping porch, hot and cold water, lavatory and shower. Electricity. Rent reasonable. Adults only. C. E. Bruegger. 10-30tp SEWING MACHINES — Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, of any make repaired. Art Miller, Established 14 years in Grass Valley. Hills Flat, Phone 686-——-. 101lmop SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or ney pipe Write for Pacific Pipe 309 Main Street, San FranCalif. Oct. 23-30 at attractive prices. booklet and prices, Co., cisco, ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TORS USED—wWe have several. good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very’ easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rumsey’s. USED WASHERS—From $10 up— Maytags and other popular models. Terms. are easy. Rumsey’s Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing. Machine. Exclusive Dealfr for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s 120 East Main St. Gra Phone 9 for Free Demans 2-9-tf alley tion CCC BOYS PLANT PINE SEEDS IN BURNED AREA Ten crews of 100 CCC boys in ik Tahoe National Forest started plant= ing pine tree seeds in the burned area at Forest Hill east of Auburn yesterday. The big fire this fall burned over about 2300 acres. Mr. C. W. Corson, of the Susanville nursery, came down Wednesday and is assisting in giving instructions on planting the pine tree seed. Lookouts at the different stations in the Tahoe National Forest on the west side of the Sierra Nevada mountains were called in just af the last rain. The men were left the stations on the east side as very little rain fell on that side of the mountains. HI SERVICE CLUB SELLS OLD ®UILLS The Nevada City High School Service Club, with Mr. B. C. Barron, advisor, sold the old Quills which have been “tucked away’’. since’ they were issued. They were sold at half — a price and the numbers dated from 1931 to 1934. The club is also planning a Father and Sons’ ‘banquet to be given in the new gymnasium when it is completed. . Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City’ 109 J. Phones 109M. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY aeseotb F NATIONAL : HOTEL + COFFEE: SHOP § Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Presank” : Day Conditions ete AONE EE OOOH ; EDDIE LEONG ‘QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES . “SPECIALS FRI. AND Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City FREE DELIVERY . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . . ? KEYS . made while you wait 4 a re SAT, Bicycles, Steel ‘tapes, cuum cleaners,: washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S Fi IT SHOP 220 East Main { . Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY ae aie [ASHTON, THE HATTER MAKER OF REFINED STYLES Women’s and Men’s Hats’ Retrimmed. Cleaned and Reblocked $1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. (Sater a eaneeitt Ore and Bullion e Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. @MELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco T 111 MAIN STREET " sa GRASS VALLEY Clean Clothes Make Life Pleasant OUR CLEANING PROCESSES RENEW THE LIFE OF ALL GARMENTS . GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS PHONE 375°

PAGE FOUR NEVADA CITY NUGGET PORTOLA SATURDAY Exalted Ruler, Roland Wright has requested that all who want to make She trip to Portola with the Elks tomorrow notify hini at once that transportation arrangements can be made. According to Elks officials there are indications that a large delegation from Nevada City will go to the Portola Elks affair. Last night at seven o’clock Nevada City Lodg No. 518 B. P. O. Elks“met in a special meeting to pass upon applica tions for membership and to plan for the meeting at Portola. ' In Answer To Many Inquiries the Auto Ferries will continue to serve yot after the Bay Bridges are opes. FrEQueny ANO ATTRACTIVE FERRY SERVICE WiLL BE GIVEN WHICH WILL MEAN CHOICE OF ROUTES #OR THE PUBLIC AS WELL AS GONTINVED WORK FOR OUR EMPLOYEES. LAMB CHOPS’ cary ae BEEF STEW — POUNDED ROUND STEAK ROAST BROILED STEAK / OR KEYSTONE. MARKET _/SPECIAL HAMBURGER Buy the Best at Keystone Market CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street Nevada City PHONE 67 BODY AND FENDER REPAIR Bring your car to us. for quick and skilled body and fender repairs, and painting. Glass installed. Tops weather proofed and’ repaired. Expert Radiator Repairing, Auto Upholstering of all kinds. Acetylene welding, General blacksmithing. “OUR WORK SATISIIES” Only Service of its kind in Nevada City GOULD’S AUTO BODY WORKS Located at the Nevada City Garage pearing: in NEWLOW COST IN OPERATION OF STATE VEHICLES SACRAMENTO, Nov. 5.—Cost of operating gutomobiles nd motorcycles by the Department of Motor Vehicles has set a low record, according to Inspector ‘M. F. Brown, of the California Highway Patrol, who is in charge of all motor equipment for the department. Automobiles are operated for .0227 cents per mile and motor cyeles for .0119 cents per mile, according to the report of equipment costs and operation. These costs include’ every item covering’ these vehicles, original cost, trade in credit, all repairs and maintenance. In forwarding the report to Director Ingels, Brown po‘hted out that the costs have been reduced nearly one half in a period covering the last five years. These figures reveal a saving of approximately $125,000 annually on the basis of mileage costs of 5 years ago. On June 30, 1936, there were 226 cars in operation which showed that they had travelled’ 12,239,674 miles, over a period of about two years, while 464 motorcycles had 13,786,-. 125 miles to their credit. The department uses 14 makes and various models of automobiles which have an average life of 2 1-2 years with average mileage of 80,000. Motorcycles are given a maximum life of 50,000 miles. “This extremely low cost is a rea: record the country over, I believe,”’ said Inspector Brown. “Inquiries from similar organizations show our costs to be lowest as far as. I have been able to determine. “Regular servicing and inspection of equipment and keeping it at the highest point of efficiency are the reasons’ for our splendid showing.’’ Talking It Over “Why is the silence so profound?”’ said Jeremiah Slade, “Our great campaign has joined the past,’’ the tired voter said; ‘The oratory fails and dies To the last quavering shout, And now we voters ask ourselves, “What was it all about’ >”’ “Why did you stage the ballyhoo?” said Jeremiah Slade, ‘Oh, there was method in it all,’’ the tired voter said; “When outs are out and ins are in, There never is a doubt, That outs will do their level worst To put the ins to rout.” “How do you start the beastly row?” said Jeremiah Slade, “Oh, that’s a very simple thing,” the tired voter said; **Ye editors shed pools of ink,Bands blare and banners fly, So, casting reason to the winds, We raise a hue and-cry.”’ . ‘‘How can your leaders stand the gaff?”’ Slade, “Oh, they’re es pectinia what they get,’ said; “From Washington to Franklin D. Each one has fared the same, It’s just a clever strategy To blast a rival’s fame.” “But how do you reward these men?”’ Slade, “Oh, Father Time attends to that,”’ tthe tired voter said; “We set them up and cast them down, But seasons swiftly fly, And each man gets his honest dues In history’s by and by.” ‘‘And is the ruckus over now?” said Jeremiah Slade, “Oh, yes, we're normal once again,’’ the tired voter said; ‘The victors soon forget their glee, The vanquished hide their pain; But after four long years, you bet, We'll start the show again!” said: Jeremiah ’ the tired voter said Jeremiah . district of Sierra county, § —A.MERRIAM CONNER. camera apfor Advertisements for a Popular Mechanics and: other magazines showing the picture of little Irma Darlene Kendrick, daughter of El-. ton Kendrick, Union Ice company, employee, of Nevada City. The pic-' ture of the little girl won a prize and appeared in the Sacramento Bee several months ago. She is December about two and a half years old. iald intends to fight extradition, ac. eording to the message and Distric Attorney Stoll and Sheriff Tobiassen will consider what procedure will be ; necessary to bring the arrested ma ‘back into the state. MAN WANTED HERE IS ARRESTED IN NEVADA. Sherifin Cid, Wednesnotification from. the ko county, Nevada thar MacDonald was “being held! Tobiassen received of EB day sheriff there on a ance of . ; . The first. truck load of Christmas in custody Nevada county) trees to go to city markets passed complaint charging the issu-/. through Nevada City yesterday foreficitiious checks. MacDonnoon from up country. for » the heart the brilliant motor Buick this year. momentous decision. spectacular excellence? ENSATIONAL is the fervor with which” American public has taken to its Indeed, the sweeping success of the 1936 Buick program flatly challenged us and our great parent General Should we continue this amazingly popular line of cars into next year, perhaps the prudent thing to do—or should we dare broad improvement upon their We felt there was only one right answer to that question, the bold and proive answer—and that’s why ON DISPLAY at all Buzck Showrooms That’s why every car in the 1937 Buick line—the SPECIAL, the CENTURY, the

ROADMASTER and the LIMITED—is a triumph visibly and intrinsically outranking anything we have ever done. cars offered by Each has more beauty for dazzling style, more power for breath-taking action, more room for full-family comfort, more downright ‘‘road-command” for "safety and pleasure. otors to a See them—then you'll know whyBuick’s soaring sales curve is headed for yet loftier altitudes next year. WHY DENY YOURSELF GOOD AEALTH! Use herbs for results. Remedy _ for all ailments and sickness. _ Consultation free. es KHL LAU HERB CO. insiders now forecasting 1937 are already saying: : “It’s Buick again!”’ That’s why on top of $15,000,000 recentl nt re-tooling and repian ick’s great plant, we ropriated and are now spending nd $14,500,000 more. L.$. ELKUS Nevada City, Calif WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT, BUICK WILL BUILD THEM FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1936. ‘CARVER SUPERVISOR Defeated in the race for supervisorship of the second (Alleghany) Thomas Davies, incumbent, ends a term that began when he was appointed to the office by the late Governor Rolph to fill the vacancy left by George Campbell, deceased. The vote went in favor of Elton (Spec) Carvin 176-147. It is not thought that the 32 absent voters ballots, yet uncounted, will change the result. In August primaries of 1934 Davies and Ed Breuning receieved top vote in a contest in which theré were-several candidates and at the November election each received the same number of votes: The .count of absent voters’ ballots then gave the office to Davies by four votes. Tuesday’s election was for the full term of four years. With the first meeting of the Board of Supervipors in January there will be two new members, Attilio Lombardi of Loyalton, and <arvin. Lombardi defeated Chatrman L. A. Schroededer, veteran member, as a write-in candidate. NO LICENSE, FINED $25 CAMPTONVILLE, Nov. 5.—Raymond DéLain arrested recently by Traffic Officer A. J. Ponta for driving witout a license and without due caution entered a guilty plea in the local justice court and was fined $25 by Judge Cleveland, $10 of which was suspended. When arrested the youth endeavored to tell the officers the law. Constipation re: Liga iy ro forouss aake. ADLERIKA Dickerman Drug Store and R. J. Harris, Druggist. FOR SALE—Choice sweet chestnuts at Dr. Sawyer’s office, Nevada City. 15 cents a pound. 11-2-3te FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT —% mile from County Hospital on, Willow Valley road, 3 rooms ana sleeping porch, hot and cold water, lavatory and shower. Electricity. Rent reasonable. Adults only. C. E. Bruegger. 10-30tp SEWING MACHINES — Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, of any make repaired. Art Miller, Established 14 years in Grass Valley. Hills Flat, Phone 686-——-. 101lmop SAVE ON PIPE—Valves, Fittings tested, reconditioned or ney pipe Write for Pacific Pipe 309 Main Street, San FranCalif. Oct. 23-30 at attractive prices. booklet and prices, Co., cisco, ELECTRIC REFRIGERA TORS USED—wWe have several. good buys in used Refrigerators, some are like new. Very’ easy terms. Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Rumsey’s. USED WASHERS—From $10 up— Maytags and other popular models. Terms. are easy. Rumsey’s Phone 9 120 E. Main St. Grass Valley. MAYTAG WASHERS SEE US for your new Washing. Machine. Exclusive Dealfr for Maytag Electric and gasoline engine washers, also Easy Washers, Ilron rite Ironers, Westinghouse Refrigerators. Very Easy Terms Rumsey’s 120 East Main St. Gra Phone 9 for Free Demans 2-9-tf alley tion CCC BOYS PLANT PINE SEEDS IN BURNED AREA Ten crews of 100 CCC boys in ik Tahoe National Forest started plant= ing pine tree seeds in the burned area at Forest Hill east of Auburn yesterday. The big fire this fall burned over about 2300 acres. Mr. C. W. Corson, of the Susanville nursery, came down Wednesday and is assisting in giving instructions on planting the pine tree seed. Lookouts at the different stations in the Tahoe National Forest on the west side of the Sierra Nevada mountains were called in just af the last rain. The men were left the stations on the east side as very little rain fell on that side of the mountains. HI SERVICE CLUB SELLS OLD ®UILLS The Nevada City High School Service Club, with Mr. B. C. Barron, advisor, sold the old Quills which have been “tucked away’’. since’ they were issued. They were sold at half — a price and the numbers dated from 1931 to 1934. The club is also planning a Father and Sons’ ‘banquet to be given in the new gymnasium when it is completed. . Be Comfortable Get Your MATTRESSES Repaired and Cleaned by John W. Darke Commercial St. Nevada City’ 109 J. Phones 109M. VISUAL DEFECTS PROPERLY aeseotb F NATIONAL : HOTEL + COFFEE: SHOP § Nevada City, California Here you will find Prices That Meet Presank” : Day Conditions ete AONE EE OOOH ; EDDIE LEONG ‘QUALITY GROCERIES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES . “SPECIALS FRI. AND Phone 74 814 Broad St. Nevada City FREE DELIVERY . SAFE AND LOCKSMITH . . ? KEYS . made while you wait 4 a re SAT, Bicycles, Steel ‘tapes, cuum cleaners,: washing machines, electric irons, stoves, etc., repaired SAWS, AXES, KNIVES, SCISSORS ETC., SHARPENED Gunsmith Light Welding RAY’S Fi IT SHOP 220 East Main { . Phone 602 GRASS VALLEY ae aie [ASHTON, THE HATTER MAKER OF REFINED STYLES Women’s and Men’s Hats’ Retrimmed. Cleaned and Reblocked $1. 504 Vernon St. Roseville. (Sater a eaneeitt Ore and Bullion e Purchased Licensed by State of California Established 1907 WILDBERG BROS. @MELTING & REFINING CO. Offices: 742 Market St.,San Francisco Plant: South San Francisco T 111 MAIN STREET " sa GRASS VALLEY Clean Clothes Make Life Pleasant OUR CLEANING PROCESSES RENEW THE LIFE OF ALL GARMENTS . GRASS VALLEY CLEANERS PHONE 375°