November 8, 1935 (8 pages)

ste A ER! DxY, . NOVe? his be cee, Win hs & aaa . ee ree ‘ YOUNG “AMERICA CLOSED above Siérra City on Sardine Lake,’ RED ROSS REPORTS Preparations are going forward to See wer vanessa ese ssa close the Young America mine, mer of development. The last} 2 storm left 20 inches of snow on aig BUSY ground and has frozen solid, . SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S, . ) '"<,"e"" civic . DISASTER VICTIMS : H. R. Plate and associates opera. HIGH T ting the Spring Hill mine north of . zy : ’ ras EST Grass Valley, have a lease on the! Tornatloes, Fit es, Hurricanes, and saves you money. Regular Grass Valley It wifl burn in lamps = BURNS CLEANER THAN ANY OTHER STOVE OIL ON THE MARKET It gives maximum heating service, and free deliveries to 7 home or business firm. Nevada County Distributor Phone 626 property. ARMISTICE DAY IN HONOR OF THOSE WE . MUST NOT FORGET THIS STORE WILL “COD LIVER OLL 20 OUNCES $1.00 RE Pil REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY . November 11th Sacramento’s Busiest Store to Hale’s Next Nevada City W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE, SERVICE Grass Valley Since mal health ies of after all MONEY NO OBJECT IT’S A QUESTION OF HEALTH 1799 thousands. of types, IF have/regained their suffering from stomach us constipation, indigestion, ° people years of such nottrouBas, and sour stomach which are the basic factors of such maladies as high ‘blood ‘pressure, rheumatism, periodic headaches, chemicals remedy or peak mins from It is fully upon your familiar Try——it. and guarantee. pimples, and bladder fiver, kidney, sleep and appetite. Those sufferers have not drugs of made by This marvelous product Ss, where it absorbs all the healing the sun to aid HUMANITY in distress. composed of 19 kinds of natural leaves, ries and flowers scientifically and is known as LION CROSS HERB TEA. LION CROSS HE Prepare it fresh like any ordinary tea and drink a glassful once a day, hot or cold. A one dollar treatment accomplishes WONDERS you Jook and feel like new born. with the benefcial effects of this natural remedy LION CROSS HERB THA try it at once and convince yourself. If not satisfactory money refunded to you. convince One week treatment $1.00. In order to avoid mistakes in getting the genuine LION CROSS HERB TEA, please fill out the attached coupon. on face and body, pains in the back, disorder, exhaustion, loss of used any kind; man-made. injurious any they have only used a Nature. grows on the highest mountain elements and vitaseeds, berand proportionately mixed tB THA tastes delicious, acts wondersystem, and is safe even for children. ; makes If you are not. as yet yourself with our money-back Six weeks treatment $5.00 Gentlemen: LIO-PHARMACY, 1180 Second Ave., N. Y. City, N. Y. Enclosed find $. treatments of the famous LION CROSS HERB THA. Dept. 5404 for which please send me... SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women ¢ A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS ~£090 S. Oburch St., Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152. Nevada . gon, chairman, revealed recently in commenting on the annual report. : Which has just been released. “Howard EE. Floods, Epidemics, Make Record of Year "The American Red Cross assisted sufferers in more disasters throughout the United States during the year ending June 30, 1935, than through any similar period in the peace-time history of the organization, Admiral Cary T. Gray“The 128 domestic disasters in which the Red Gross extended aid during the fiscal year exceeded by 56 per cent the ‘average over the past few years,” Admiral Grayson said. “Not only was the period heavy in the number of disasters, but the geographical distribution was wide, with 37 States and 353 counties affected. “Through these disasters and times of community distress, the Red Cross assisted 110,000 persons,” the Admiral disclosed. __ Spectacular service was rendered in many disasters because of the uniqueness of the problems and the far-flung points affected. The work of the National organization covered in the report carries stories of the Morro Castle burning; the trench-mouth epidemic in the beautiful San Luis Valley of Colorado; the great fight over a wide. front in the mid-west dust bowl against respiratory diseases; floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes in many. sections of the United States. In addition to the disasters taking Wace within the continental limits of ih iadle ee a Serta Rake: its BS de dew Sas = this countzy, Aanrul wrayson poised + out that work had been made necessary by disasters in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines, where 26 disasters . were recorded in that archipelago. The . American Society also assisted the ‘Red . © Cross of two foreign countries in caring for victims of floods and earthquakes. The. var jation of types of disseters called for expert couneil on matters relating to heaith and nutrition as well as epidimic prevention.Last year’s work proved the vatue of the structure and. administration of the Red Cross disaster relief, the Admiral said, the very frequency of occurrence and the variety of types constituting a severe test of the organization chartered by Congress to handle this type of National relief. Expenditures of the Red Cross for relief of persons stricken by disasters within the continental United States amounted to $464,413. In addition, $75,006 was sent to the Philippines to assist them in three major relief operations necessitated by typhoons, $5,000 went to victims of the Indian earthquake, and $5,000 to Peland for victims of severe floods. 4 number of smaller foreign emergencies called for sums totaling $2,500. The months of February, April. May and June were heaviest for tornado disasters. Floods occurred . throughout the year. Serious fires . calling for Red Gross assistance took . place during July and December. A . devastating explosion took. place in Tennessee during April. Most of. the hurricanes struck States along the east eoast during the fall and early winter. “All of this assistance to persons in distress,” Admiral Grayson pointed out, “was only possible through generous contributions made by citizens in all sections of the country.” Most of this support of the disaster relief service comes from the annual Roll Call held each year from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. SAVANTS WRITE BOOK ON COAST TREE VARIETIES Manuel of Uacific Coast Trees,” turned out: by the University of) Press. The for jus) California intended but manual, primarily field easily understandable average automobilist, workers, to or pic-. . the . camper nicker, is from the pen of Professor MeMinn, professor of botany in Mills College, and Evelyn . Maino, on the faculty the sanre . and a graduate in the accompanying by H. professor of of institution landof list of University . . ¥. Shep-. design of An prepared associate scapve California. trees was herd, landBERKELEY, Nov. 7.—Waat kind of a tree is that? That question, perhaps the most . popular and oft: repeated on the western rim of the continent, is com pletely and convincingly answered for the first time in-‘‘An Illustrated of 130 species and 16 varieties of trees are native to the Pacific Coast while the ‘introduced trees number about 1,000, the latter having been . brought in from ‘all parts of the . world. The. migration of trees, through’ the carrying of thé seed hy winds and the mobility of. glacrs, is also explained. to the manual, i According auoias, sempervirens and most magnif: al} and world, gigantea, oldest ent trees in the were not confined They the originally to what is now California. once inhabited a great part of northern hemisphere. Fossil remains of* the twe several extinct ‘species Canada. living and have been found in Alaska, lreenland, Hurope and Asia. The Bald Cy United press of the southeaste:) States is a close relative. The manual also eeegee that and mag: polias. palms ginkgoes once thrived in Oregon and Washington, but. were forced out of that region by a series of geologic and climatic hanges’ and by their inability to compete with new species. Illusrated details of each species included in the manual, these scale design in the University of ving been prepared by Evelyn California. . Maine, These details are in black Phe trees covered in the are . and whiie. ar those growing in California, =. Copies of the manual may be obgon, Washington and British Coban ed from the University Press and bia. The manial.shows that a total; + a number of. dealers. homes that There’s more contentmeni, security, and convenience in the The cost is so little! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE © AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY have Telephones. MPN 318 Broad Street—Telephone 156 j fabrics now. spretegete rome e ees Men’s Suits, dresses, sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing fall Grass Valle ED. mtd A PROP. Cleaners Grass Valley ‘ March, . ; tlen in permanent residence there are entirely satished with Alcatraz — the life is ; : too confining. for one! ae hatter thine—but; even so, my guess is that Mr. Al Capone, snu: "as a bug under a rug, is kind of glad about one fact: that long-ferm pol icy of beaks and casualty insurance a in vine thinks about: They Wko Live by the Gua. they A’ MONICA, CALHS® — They live the life of Riley. lese vetcran os tore Gr the GlG 1 4 tiviwy Cie +1 setabils hed firays they die tac successors ope they'll an they deaths oi dogs. come and go. keep: on1 going keep on coming. faster th With that St. Valentine’s day massa cre emblazoned in red leiters on the Civic secore board, Chi cago still holds the lead for a ‘single clenn-up, . but. you can't say the boys { around New York aren't trying. Dame hath it that of the: genRumor which Uncle Sam issued to him-—with the clause permitting travel eliminat ed—still has quite some time to run. Borah for President. ALLEN WHITE says Senator idential timber. ee Borah is good pre — Well, the Republicans might go fur ther and fare worse--—-they probably will Oice I was sure mo st of the smari rally Republicans st idiots were though trici s were natu fret as most of the hous Democratic. Lately, <Ster naturally the Republicans, have h« rrowed wans of the sterling half-witted Lactics the opposition. Where there's a choice of two ends, theyll take both, Bosides, to any. set of party bosses Porsh, as a candidate, would be absohcely hopeless. f!o makes up hi: own mind, instead of sending it t mp reliable old guard laundry. He st what che beticves.” He believes vat he says. Wien he talks, he V talks nbout issues. not about Borah, cd Pigskin and Sheepskin. i a 9) the . ve, Now the college seeks the went, Preferably her scouts seek ind. who perhaps is muscle-boun ki up and may have a hea ‘apple cheese, but otherwise, h: the student soucht col che from the nee shaped like a if sinewy and brings deathless fame to-dear old alm: marer by making the all-American and ting with the degree of PEPforward passer. So it’s watch pink supple rdua perfect the pigskin, boys, and the sheepskil. will tuke care of itsel’. Many a jerkwater university has been made immortal by one noble cub built on the general lines of a piano mover. And with a whole team oi euch scholastie prodigies, she can hire four times the and amount to ‘ational center. the salary something mn coach at prexy gets us en edi Well, why not? “Lhe nations. most capable of governing themselves are these whese youth learned discipline. self-control and. sportsmanship. * * Hands Across the Sea. B7ARIOUS subtle diplomatic tricks Y iaving failed to Jure us into pull ing Iingland’s chestnuts out of the fire for her—and who ever saw. kng ( with a burnt paw if there was a sucl handy—it’s almost time for our devot ed kinsmen of the mother country to dig up the line about hands across the sen and that other equally lovely line h goes so well when played on Anglo-saxophone—the one about bload being thicker than. watery. No use. reopening ancient sores, but students. of Itevolutionary history will perchance recall that ee first hands across the sea were what you might call hired hands, nan Sea sian mercenaries rented at so much a head to conquer Whereas of later years, the most. familiar your our us. hands across the’ sea were those greedily out stretched to clutch the Yankee's dollars, then clenched into angry fists did the said Yankee so.much as hint he’d like a little something on aceount, . So, the League. of Nations stews in its own thin and impotent gravy, let us acknowledge that blood is indeed thicker than water—but piously continue to give thanks for 3,000 miles of the water. * * * while The Horse and Buggy. RONT pages. came packed with tidings to stir the pulse—war, earthquake, a famous woman flier in a crash ; death for men in high places; another. Cuban hurricane making up; a tragic finish for a great cartoonist whose wit and skill gave joy to millions. It’s as though fate bad her grim wash day, too. i Even so, the budget of news seems strangely incomplete. Let’s look the flaming headlines through again to/See what's lacking. Oh, yes, this must be it: None of the younger Roosevelts got pinched over the week-end for speeding or even for violating traffic rules. Possibly the returns from the back-preeincts aren’t all in yet. Anyhow, the President has no cause to complain that the boys belong to the horse-andbuggy age. : : IRVIN S. COBB. @ North American INU torrice. Alliance, WANTED eee See Se NOTICE 1S HEREBY G sealed bids will be received by 3,0ard of Supervisors of the Coun of Nevada, State of California, the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County, County Courthouse, Nevada Cite California, until 16:00 o'clock, AG M. of Monday, the 25th day of November, 1935, for the purchase of $72,000.00 principal emount ot ponds of. Nevada School District. Seid bonds constitute the entire issue of bonds of said District, authorized at an election held in said District on October 10, 1955, at which election 719 votes were cast In favor of said bonds and 45 votes were cast against said bonds, and will be issued for the following purposes: the purchasing of school lots, the building or etre ais of school buildings, the making of alterations or additions to the school building or buildings, other. than such as may be necessary for current maintenance and operation or repair, the repairing, restoring orre-building of any school building damaged, injured: or destroyed by fire or other public calamity, the supplying of school buildings with furniture or necessary apparatus of a permanent nature, and the permenent imbrovement,of the school. grcunds. Said authorized issue consists of 72 bonds, numbered consecutively from 1 to 72, both all dated December 1, interest at the rate inclusive, 1935, bearing of not to’ exceed five (5) per cent. per annum, payabie annually for the first year and Serni-annually thereafter December June Ist of each year. on Ist and Each of said bonds is of the denomination of $1009, and both prineipal and interest thereon are payable in lawful money of the United States at the office of the County Treasurer of Nevada County, Nevada City, California. Said bonds mature ang are payable in consecutive num-erical order ‘from lower to higher, as follows: Two (2) bonds on December 1st in each of the years= iG26.to 1942, both inclusive; three. = (3) bonds on December 1st in each — of the years 1943 to 1956, both in-~ clusive and four (4) bonds on °*December ist, in each of the years” 1957 to 1960, both inclusive. Said bonds will be in coupon forni but registerable as to both. principal and interest. Bidders must specify the rate of interest which the bonds shall bear: Different rates of interest may be fixed for different maturities of said bonds, and it shall” not be necessary that all bonds offered -for,sale bear the same rate of interest. The interest rate or rates stated in the bids must be in a multiple of one-quarter of one .(.0025) per cent per annum, payable semiannually (except the first year). The best bid will be determined by deducting from the total amount 0 interest which the District . woul be required to pay up to the matur ity of the bonds at the coupon ra or rates specified in the bid, th amount of the premium, if any, bi therefor, and the award. will made on the basis of the lowest ne interest cost to the District. : With each bid must be submitte a certified check or cashier’s chee in the sum of $5000, payable to th order of the County Treasurer 9 Nevada County, as a guarantee that the bidder*will purchase and pay for said bonds in the event his bid is act .cepted. Bids will be received for all or any of said $72,000, principal” amount of said bonds at not less than their par value and accrued in terest as specified. All bids must B unconditional, and, together with bidder's chetk must be enelosed iit a sealed envelope endorsed ‘‘Proposa for Nevada School District Bonds. The Board of Supervisors hereb reserves the right to reject any am all bids. The legal opinion rick, Palmer & of Messrs. © Dahlquist, of Sa Franciseo, California, approving th validity .of said bonds will be fm nished to the successful bidder wi out charge, together with a certif copy of the transcript of proce ings. Said ‘bonds will constitute ¥i and legally binding general obl tions of said District, and all taxal property in said District subjeet taxation by said District (ex certain intangible personal prope which is taxable at limited Ta will be subject to an ad valore for the payment of said bonds” the interest thereon, without li ; tion of rate or amount. . There is no controversy or li tion pending of threatening: con ing the validity of the organiz of said District, the validity o! bonds or the title of the offi said District to their respectiy fices, Said District comprises the city of Nevada City. The value of taxable property within said District, as she the last equalized assessment said County of Nevada, is 905, and said District has standing bonded indebtedn District has existed as a s¢ trict continuously since 1857. Further information rel the fingncial condition of trict will be furnished to an: 4 upon srequest. rder of the Board of Su: of the County of Nevada California. Dated: November 4, 193 ( Seal of Board ‘of Sup R. N. McCOR County Clerk and ex-of the Board of Supervise vada County, Caltornm Nov. 8 and 15. —w BORN: At the Jones M pital, Grass Valley, . 1935, to Mr. and Mrs, a daughter. BORN: At the Jones’ pital, Grass Vi Nugget Office. City Routes Wednesday and Phone 375 ue aks 1985, to Mr. at Jones a son, ‘

ste A ER! DxY, . NOVe? his be cee, Win hs & aaa . ee ree ‘ YOUNG “AMERICA CLOSED above Siérra City on Sardine Lake,’ RED ROSS REPORTS Preparations are going forward to See wer vanessa ese ssa close the Young America mine, mer of development. The last} 2 storm left 20 inches of snow on aig BUSY ground and has frozen solid, . SIGNAL OIL COMPANY'S, . ) '"<,"e"" civic . DISASTER VICTIMS : H. R. Plate and associates opera. HIGH T ting the Spring Hill mine north of . zy : ’ ras EST Grass Valley, have a lease on the! Tornatloes, Fit es, Hurricanes, and saves you money. Regular Grass Valley It wifl burn in lamps = BURNS CLEANER THAN ANY OTHER STOVE OIL ON THE MARKET It gives maximum heating service, and free deliveries to 7 home or business firm. Nevada County Distributor Phone 626 property. ARMISTICE DAY IN HONOR OF THOSE WE . MUST NOT FORGET THIS STORE WILL “COD LIVER OLL 20 OUNCES $1.00 RE Pil REMAIN CLOSED MONDAY . November 11th Sacramento’s Busiest Store to Hale’s Next Nevada City W. R. JEFFORD & SON Funeral Directors AMBULANCE, SERVICE Grass Valley Since mal health ies of after all MONEY NO OBJECT IT’S A QUESTION OF HEALTH 1799 thousands. of types, IF have/regained their suffering from stomach us constipation, indigestion, ° people years of such nottrouBas, and sour stomach which are the basic factors of such maladies as high ‘blood ‘pressure, rheumatism, periodic headaches, chemicals remedy or peak mins from It is fully upon your familiar Try——it. and guarantee. pimples, and bladder fiver, kidney, sleep and appetite. Those sufferers have not drugs of made by This marvelous product Ss, where it absorbs all the healing the sun to aid HUMANITY in distress. composed of 19 kinds of natural leaves, ries and flowers scientifically and is known as LION CROSS HERB TEA. LION CROSS HE Prepare it fresh like any ordinary tea and drink a glassful once a day, hot or cold. A one dollar treatment accomplishes WONDERS you Jook and feel like new born. with the benefcial effects of this natural remedy LION CROSS HERB THA try it at once and convince yourself. If not satisfactory money refunded to you. convince One week treatment $1.00. In order to avoid mistakes in getting the genuine LION CROSS HERB TEA, please fill out the attached coupon. on face and body, pains in the back, disorder, exhaustion, loss of used any kind; man-made. injurious any they have only used a Nature. grows on the highest mountain elements and vitaseeds, berand proportionately mixed tB THA tastes delicious, acts wondersystem, and is safe even for children. ; makes If you are not. as yet yourself with our money-back Six weeks treatment $5.00 Gentlemen: LIO-PHARMACY, 1180 Second Ave., N. Y. City, N. Y. Enclosed find $. treatments of the famous LION CROSS HERB THA. Dept. 5404 for which please send me...... SUITS MADE TO YOUR MEASURE $22.50 and up for Men and Women ¢ A Rain Coat for $2.00 more with every suit JEFFERY CLEANERS ~£090 S. Oburch St., Grass Valley. We Call for and Deliver. Phone 152. Nevada . gon, chairman, revealed recently in commenting on the annual report. : Which has just been released. “Howard EE. Floods, Epidemics, Make Record of Year "The American Red Cross assisted sufferers in more disasters throughout the United States during the year ending June 30, 1935, than through any similar period in the peace-time history of the organization, Admiral Cary T. Gray“The 128 domestic disasters in which the Red Gross extended aid during the fiscal year exceeded by 56 per cent the ‘average over the past few years,” Admiral Grayson said. “Not only was the period heavy in the number of disasters, but the geographical distribution was wide, with 37 States and 353 counties affected. “Through these disasters and times of community distress, the Red Cross assisted 110,000 persons,” the Admiral disclosed. __ Spectacular service was rendered in many disasters because of the uniqueness of the problems and the far-flung points affected. The work of the National organization covered in the report carries stories of the Morro Castle burning; the trench-mouth epidemic in the beautiful San Luis Valley of Colorado; the great fight over a wide. front in the mid-west dust bowl against respiratory diseases; floods, hurricanes, and tornadoes in many. sections of the United States. In addition to the disasters taking Wace within the continental limits of ih iadle ee a Serta Rake: its BS de dew Sas = this countzy, Aanrul wrayson poised + out that work had been made necessary by disasters in Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines, where 26 disasters . were recorded in that archipelago. The . American Society also assisted the ‘Red . © Cross of two foreign countries in caring for victims of floods and earthquakes. The. var jation of types of disseters called for expert couneil on matters relating to heaith and nutrition as well as epidimic prevention.Last year’s work proved the vatue of the structure and. administration of the Red Cross disaster relief, the Admiral said, the very frequency of occurrence and the variety of types constituting a severe test of the organization chartered by Congress to handle this type of National relief. Expenditures of the Red Cross for relief of persons stricken by disasters within the continental United States amounted to $464,413. In addition, $75,006 was sent to the Philippines to assist them in three major relief operations necessitated by typhoons, $5,000 went to victims of the Indian earthquake, and $5,000 to Peland for victims of severe floods. 4 number of smaller foreign emergencies called for sums totaling $2,500. The months of February, April. May and June were heaviest for tornado disasters. Floods occurred . throughout the year. Serious fires . calling for Red Gross assistance took . place during July and December. A . devastating explosion took. place in Tennessee during April. Most of. the hurricanes struck States along the east eoast during the fall and early winter. “All of this assistance to persons in distress,” Admiral Grayson pointed out, “was only possible through generous contributions made by citizens in all sections of the country.” Most of this support of the disaster relief service comes from the annual Roll Call held each year from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving Day. SAVANTS WRITE BOOK ON COAST TREE VARIETIES Manuel of Uacific Coast Trees,” turned out: by the University of) Press. The for jus) California intended but manual, primarily field easily understandable average automobilist, workers, to or pic-. . the . camper nicker, is from the pen of Professor MeMinn, professor of botany in Mills College, and Evelyn . Maino, on the faculty the sanre . and a graduate in the accompanying by H. professor of of institution landof list of University . . ¥. Shep-. design of An prepared associate scapve California. trees was herd, landBERKELEY, Nov. 7.—Waat kind of a tree is that? That question, perhaps the most . popular and oft: repeated on the western rim of the continent, is com pletely and convincingly answered for the first time in-‘‘An Illustrated of 130 species and 16 varieties of trees are native to the Pacific Coast while the ‘introduced trees number about 1,000, the latter having been . brought in from ‘all parts of the . world. The. migration of trees, through’ the carrying of thé seed hy winds and the mobility of. glacrs, is also explained. to the manual, i According auoias, sempervirens and most magnif: al} and world, gigantea, oldest ent trees in the were not confined They the originally to what is now California. once inhabited a great part of northern hemisphere. Fossil remains of* the twe several extinct ‘species Canada. living and have been found in Alaska, lreenland, Hurope and Asia. The Bald Cy United press of the southeaste:) States is a close relative. The manual also eeegee that and mag: polias. palms ginkgoes once thrived in Oregon and Washington, but. were forced out of that region by a series of geologic and climatic hanges’ and by their inability to compete with new species. Illusrated details of each species included in the manual, these scale design in the University of ving been prepared by Evelyn California. . Maine, These details are in black Phe trees covered in the are . and whiie. ar those growing in California, =. Copies of the manual may be obgon, Washington and British Coban ed from the University Press and bia. The manial.shows that a total; + a number of. dealers. homes that There’s more contentmeni, security, and convenience in the The cost is so little! THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE © AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY have Telephones. MPN 318 Broad Street—Telephone 156 j fabrics now. spretegete rome e ees Men’s Suits, dresses, sweaters, anything. Quick efficient service both in cleaning and dyeing. Suits made to order. Showing fall Grass Valle ED. mtd A PROP. Cleaners Grass Valley ‘ March, . ; tlen in permanent

residence there are entirely satished with Alcatraz — the life is ; : too confining. for one! ae hatter thine—but; even so, my guess is that Mr. Al Capone, snu: "as a bug under a rug, is kind of glad about one fact: that long-ferm pol icy of beaks and casualty insurance a in vine thinks about: They Wko Live by the Gua. they A’ MONICA, CALHS® — They live the life of Riley. lese vetcran os tore Gr the GlG 1 4 tiviwy Cie +1 setabils hed firays they die tac successors ope they'll an they deaths oi dogs. come and go. keep: on1 going keep on coming. faster th With that St. Valentine’s day massa cre emblazoned in red leiters on the Civic secore board, Chi cago still holds the lead for a ‘single clenn-up, . but. you can't say the boys { around New York aren't trying. Dame hath it that of the: genRumor which Uncle Sam issued to him-—with the clause permitting travel eliminat ed—still has quite some time to run. Borah for President. ALLEN WHITE says Senator idential timber. ee Borah is good pre — Well, the Republicans might go fur ther and fare worse--—-they probably will Oice I was sure mo st of the smari rally Republicans st idiots were though trici s were natu fret as most of the hous Democratic. Lately, <Ster naturally the Republicans, have h« rrowed wans of the sterling half-witted Lactics the opposition. Where there's a choice of two ends, theyll take both, Bosides, to any. set of party bosses Porsh, as a candidate, would be absohcely hopeless. f!o makes up hi: own mind, instead of sending it t mp reliable old guard laundry. He st what che beticves.” He believes vat he says. Wien he talks, he V talks nbout issues. not about Borah, cd Pigskin and Sheepskin. i a 9) the . ve, Now the college seeks the went, Preferably her scouts seek ind. who perhaps is muscle-boun ki up and may have a hea ‘apple cheese, but otherwise, h: the student soucht col che from the nee shaped like a if sinewy and brings deathless fame to-dear old alm: marer by making the all-American and ting with the degree of PEPforward passer. So it’s watch pink supple rdua perfect the pigskin, boys, and the sheepskil. will tuke care of itsel’. Many a jerkwater university has been made immortal by one noble cub built on the general lines of a piano mover. And with a whole team oi euch scholastie prodigies, she can hire four times the and amount to ‘ational center. the salary something mn coach at prexy gets us en edi Well, why not? “Lhe nations. most capable of governing themselves are these whese youth learned discipline. self-control and. sportsmanship. * * Hands Across the Sea. B7ARIOUS subtle diplomatic tricks Y iaving failed to Jure us into pull ing Iingland’s chestnuts out of the fire for her—and who ever saw. kng ( with a burnt paw if there was a sucl handy—it’s almost time for our devot ed kinsmen of the mother country to dig up the line about hands across the sen and that other equally lovely line h goes so well when played on Anglo-saxophone—the one about bload being thicker than. watery. No use. reopening ancient sores, but students. of Itevolutionary history will perchance recall that ee first hands across the sea were what you might call hired hands, nan Sea sian mercenaries rented at so much a head to conquer Whereas of later years, the most. familiar your our us. hands across the’ sea were those greedily out stretched to clutch the Yankee's dollars, then clenched into angry fists did the said Yankee so.much as hint he’d like a little something on aceount, . So, the League. of Nations stews in its own thin and impotent gravy, let us acknowledge that blood is indeed thicker than water—but piously continue to give thanks for 3,000 miles of the water. * * * while The Horse and Buggy. RONT pages. came packed with tidings to stir the pulse—war, earthquake, a famous woman flier in a crash ; death for men in high places; another. Cuban hurricane making up; a tragic finish for a great cartoonist whose wit and skill gave joy to millions. It’s as though fate bad her grim wash day, too. i Even so, the budget of news seems strangely incomplete. Let’s look the flaming headlines through again to/See what's lacking. Oh, yes, this must be it: None of the younger Roosevelts got pinched over the week-end for speeding or even for violating traffic rules. Possibly the returns from the back-preeincts aren’t all in yet. Anyhow, the President has no cause to complain that the boys belong to the horse-andbuggy age. : : IRVIN S. COBB. @ North American INU torrice. Alliance, WANTED eee See Se NOTICE 1S HEREBY G sealed bids will be received by 3,0ard of Supervisors of the Coun of Nevada, State of California, the office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of said County, County Courthouse, Nevada Cite California, until 16:00 o'clock, AG M. of Monday, the 25th day of November, 1935, for the purchase of $72,000.00 principal emount ot ponds of. Nevada School District. Seid bonds constitute the entire issue of bonds of said District, authorized at an election held in said District on October 10, 1955, at which election 719 votes were cast In favor of said bonds and 45 votes were cast against said bonds, and will be issued for the following purposes: the purchasing of school lots, the building or etre ais of school buildings, the making of alterations or additions to the school building or buildings, other. than such as may be necessary for current maintenance and operation or repair, the repairing, restoring orre-building of any school building damaged, injured: or destroyed by fire or other public calamity, the supplying of school buildings with furniture or necessary apparatus of a permanent nature, and the permenent imbrovement,of the school. grcunds. Said authorized issue consists of 72 bonds, numbered consecutively from 1 to 72, both all dated December 1, interest at the rate inclusive, 1935, bearing of not to’ exceed five (5) per cent. per annum, payabie annually for the first year and Serni-annually thereafter December June Ist of each year. on Ist and Each of said bonds is of the denomination of $1009, and both prineipal and interest thereon are payable in lawful money of the United States at the office of the County Treasurer of Nevada County, Nevada City, California. Said bonds mature ang are payable in consecutive num-erical order ‘from lower to higher, as follows: Two (2) bonds on December 1st in each of the years= iG26.to 1942, both inclusive; three. = (3) bonds on December 1st in each — of the years 1943 to 1956, both in-~ clusive and four (4) bonds on °*December ist, in each of the years” 1957 to 1960, both inclusive. Said bonds will be in coupon forni but registerable as to both. principal and interest. Bidders must specify the rate of interest which the bonds shall bear: Different rates of interest may be fixed for different maturities of said bonds, and it shall” not be necessary that all bonds offered -for,sale bear the same rate of interest. The interest rate or rates stated in the bids must be in a multiple of one-quarter of one .(.0025) per cent per annum, payable semiannually (except the first year). The best bid will be determined by deducting from the total amount 0 interest which the District . woul be required to pay up to the matur ity of the bonds at the coupon ra or rates specified in the bid, th amount of the premium, if any, bi therefor, and the award. will made on the basis of the lowest ne interest cost to the District. : With each bid must be submitte a certified check or cashier’s chee in the sum of $5000, payable to th order of the County Treasurer 9 Nevada County, as a guarantee that the bidder*will purchase and pay for said bonds in the event his bid is act .cepted. Bids will be received for all or any of said $72,000, principal” amount of said bonds at not less than their par value and accrued in terest as specified. All bids must B unconditional, and, together with bidder's chetk must be enelosed iit a sealed envelope endorsed ‘‘Proposa for Nevada School District Bonds. The Board of Supervisors hereb reserves the right to reject any am all bids. The legal opinion rick, Palmer & of Messrs. © Dahlquist, of Sa Franciseo, California, approving th validity .of said bonds will be fm nished to the successful bidder wi out charge, together with a certif copy of the transcript of proce ings. Said ‘bonds will constitute ¥i and legally binding general obl tions of said District, and all taxal property in said District subjeet taxation by said District (ex certain intangible personal prope which is taxable at limited Ta will be subject to an ad valore for the payment of said bonds” the interest thereon, without li ; tion of rate or amount. . There is no controversy or li tion pending of threatening: con ing the validity of the organiz of said District, the validity o! bonds or the title of the offi said District to their respectiy fices, Said District comprises the city of Nevada City. The value of taxable property within said District, as she the last equalized assessment said County of Nevada, is 905, and said District has standing bonded indebtedn District has existed as a s¢ trict continuously since 1857. Further information rel the fingncial condition of trict will be furnished to an: 4 upon srequest. rder of the Board of Su: of the County of Nevada California. Dated: November 4, 193 ( Seal of Board ‘of Sup R. N. McCOR County Clerk and ex-of the Board of Supervise vada County, Caltornm Nov. 8 and 15. —w BORN: At the Jones M pital, Grass Valley, . 1935, to Mr. and Mrs, a daughter. BORN: At the Jones’ pital, Grass Vi Nugget Office. City Routes Wednesday and Phone 375 ue aks 1985, to Mr. at Jones a son, ‘