October 21, 1935 (7 pages)

PAGE EIGHT : oar THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET . 939. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, i rt ney +e rm veer am a we A Mr. Milo Davidovich and ania! Fiaes vee Mrs. Héalen Tuttle dal this city are entertaining the foy. Wivnn of San Francisco spent . Sacial Events lowing house guests ovér the. week . week end in Nevada City. Mrs. Dav-. end: Mrs: Edward Hysit and Muie,!idovich, who has just-left. Dr. RR. kaa aa emiabeneees after an ope ration, ac-! Afr. 1 "¥nn is iLandis clinie nied them home. oY. Pediar, cf Sacramento; Mrs. Freshmen Hosts D. Bergtholdt,” Newcastle; Mrs. . : ds ae ~ A: Peets of Colfax: and Mrs, ‘lut: > broker and is’ familiar with at Hi Dance Tonight p's Sister, Mrs, Fred Raulkner of . m conditons’ in this district. . enema 2S ‘ aeramento, and Gauchte® in law. With Mr. Davidovich-he visited the . At eight o’¢lock this evening, the 3 et i ry 4 Ry. Sree aa N i Prashy a pas F Nevada Citv High Mrs, Pierson Tuttle of Auburn {tava Cap mine Saturday. Eres hmen Class of Nevada City Hig i ' : eat _._—.—___——. School. will entertain the members a a = ——""_ . of the. student body and their par . . ents at the annual freshmaii . . to be held in the form of a dance at party school building this evyenng. Until eleven, the students wil: 35€ et Building Activity dance to the music!of Le Duc's or-! Of TOBER 18, 4 335." Zs Dre chesira which was selected this week eee to . y the committee in'charge. inxs: are bei ng used, Dsban ‘Redwood! Miss ,Jones,freshman. advisor, bs and gir A attractive . Bark Fibre will help yromises a good evening for those [2 eeu bai om . to. Tree p those fuel vho attend and extends a ‘particular a . . hilis. downe { . invitation to parents of high schoo: ih cs : ] students, This will be the last ‘freshtoes . vO joie ae Hist oe isa cates infu party held in the present build ; raises Pissing te CON CETC) Aeris ‘ng. The admission for students with yuid — Sil-. Fort the hot mut student body cards will be ter r mall cans . weatl . cents, while those: who are holders d’ Lauxdin CaseSy iy . student body cards will be adve new ‘products : Boerne = Police Magistrate: . . Camptonville Girl Cont How-. and sou will fila} “Officer “what's the . . Weds San. Tuan Man orkins pe aie charge against this} arm on ae uses for them. ani . Miss-Katie Eddy, associate matron ben the angie Officers “1 ketch. «nd Mrs. Lyda: Talbot, matron,. ot Tam-. 4 genial plumb-! ed this here ‘mut j “vangeline Chapter, 0; B).°9. will far Geo. Oo Neil is. pinchin’ bananas ‘. jeave Monday for Coronado, whcre placing new french oft a fruit stand.’ hey will attend a meeting of the . “The Rbaush home! doors id his home Police Magistrate: (stand Chapter of the State of Calitornia, this corning week. Mas. Brian Krough and doughter, Jetty Lou, motored to Auburn Satvrday évening to meet Mrs. Kvrough's sister in: Jaw, Mrs; "W. W. Oakland. Mrs. Boyd will for a time, Tahoe-Ukiam “So he imper. sonating an officer! on the Wighway. will have. « HeatjilWas . ator circulating fire place unit installed ‘ : ; ; Two years.” part of the im. a provements. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER . ~ COMPANY Boyd, «of Mr. Wim. Kensin. ger is having a log visit here cab eoasceneies “THE F Dea oe tae Messrs. Walter Neilsen and ien} : i .' ed f = x . by Mr. Johns, Round bi ee ee 1 ected Wavada City ton Fleming of, Sacramento: visited ‘ nie eBs : in Nevada City Sunday. Mr. Neilson at the home -of Mr. Krough and Mr, Brian visiting and. 3frs. Fleming with Mrs. Clara Scarfe. Mrs. Rockefeller Hes tess to Club tockefeller,. of Gola THE BIG REXALL . Fle most charmingiv entértained : ¢ : meinbers of the Thursday Sewing ONE < ENY SAI E Olub ata delightful party yesterday afternoon. A happy time was iS COMING SOON — rhe dain Ft which refeshments / ' OCTOBER 23, 24, 25 and 26TH games delicious after were sewing, Starts On Wednesday, Oct. 23, and Continues — of Week J. J. Connell of Al-. visitors in Mr. and Mes oy leghany were -business . this city yesterday. . Full advertisements will follow and circulars will be en en oF Nevada City is) ,. Spending some time at his property ety) Mi the Lady-Bug mine above Washing: . distributed later. gine 3 . New good received: Campana Italian Balm combinaJota O Nell, who is coutined. ty . ve : his home ‘in Nevada .City with ill-. tions, 60c bottle and a home dispenser, both for 59c. ness, was able to be up for a few! : hours yesterday afternoon. He will . return to his duties in a.few davys.:. Coty’s New Air Spun Face Powders, $1.00. All shades. Dr. West 15th Anniversary Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste offer. A 50Dr. West Tooth Brush and a 25c size home. While on a hunting trip with his} deer dogs Sunday Dr. U. H. Stewart . s m . of this city was surprised to see two . Double Quick Toothpaste beth for 47c. . big coyotes spring out of the thick . just ahead of his. baying hounds. marksmanship. . . brush Both coyotes fell to his good Gym Aid and F oot Aid for Foot Troubles. little . home’ on; tonda and returned Mrs, Frank WATCH FOR THE ONE CENT SALE ADVERTISEMENTS daughter, Rosie, Tuesday trom a. several in San Mateo. weeks stay Rosie has been in the Mateo recovering hospital -for time from San some mastoid operations. . 57 + Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palmer of . Nevada, visited Mrs. Palmer's . mother, Mrs. Effie Goering, of Nev@pla City at the first of the week Mr. and Mrs, Russell Wilson and daughter, Elizabeth of Grass Valley are moving to Nevada City Saturday to make their. home near Miss Wilson’s mother, Mrs. George Downey. Mrs. W.E. Young and daugiter, . Miss Beth Young, motored ‘to Yountville Sunday to attend the annual meeting. of the V. F. W. The: veterans from the different posts were present to-put on their work for the disabled soldiers on Veterans Day. Governor Frank Merriam also attending. Mrs. Young and daughter met Mrs. Young’s son, Harold Young, and accompanied him to his Reno, $o000no00cnnneseeesssss51140041 1440000000008! A? ey cS DIRECTOR! ocnonoapoeyyateds SUPERFEX home in Oakland for a visit. Miss V4 hed HEATERS Young spent some time in San Ilrancisco. They returned home on x a * Cross section of Superfex Monday evening. Heat-Director above, shows how it works. Oil flows through copper pipe from removable reservoir to barner bowl in which conF WINTER -u: ) means months of f stoking and ash-hauling for you, investigate the Superfex Heat-Director! Connected Lo a flue like an ordinary stove, it burns inexpensive fuel oil and earns the heat ¥, a7 ra Office. manager to new ‘office boy: “Has the stenographer told you what to do in the afternoon?” ates ¥, eS Hole where — . Lic Ales dikifin to peavstant Level is automatically + New Boy: ‘fYes, sir; I was to wake No moving hani 3 maintained, Fire is lighted . her up when I saw you coming,” late. To direct the heat, just open the pat hae igah Goa osama 4 ented heat-projectors on one, two or three = "F0Ns opéniig TA MOM -sides of the heater. All Superfex Heat: : ee poise "7 ranula ‘4 Designed like a beautiful piece ‘of models are listed as standard by the Fire —4 piece of paper. *. furnitue. LONERGAN Oil control of heat by means of Heater. rwriters. Terms to suit your conven; _ simple dial at rear. dence. A product of Perfection Stove, Co. Foote Electrical Co. TOO ‘BATE TO CLASSIFY Al a Stores, l td WANTED: ‘500 feet, 15 inch. used ‘ a i) I] hydraulic pipe? Cash, Also clay augers, and 15 inch and 11 inch NEVADA CITY PHONE 5 Sete ieee tet bands. Box 881, Nevada City. 10-18%tn GRASS 5 Vana ae a ‘gentleman . . ge sob? # thinks . itt a Wy about: »« World Conqucrors ANTA: MONICA, CALIF — Conceded that Italy started’ hostilities against a weaker race for purely selfish motives, which among the nations that might seek to block her. would come with clean hands? With her recIt couldn't be It wouldn't be Britain, ord in the opium war. Irrance, with her record toyvard colonial possessions, and, lateIw—joward oceupied terkitories, Not Belgiun¥ surely, with her reeking record in the Congo. Not Spain with the Riff to accuse lier: CAMPTONVIELE, Oct. surprise to San Juan Camptonville reno Although it was presumed that they were going to be married, it was not expected quite so soon. he young friends in chem well in their HE GOO OT Re tee eter ope) rerherte itn oe ae ete Seate ate sete steko Merge sje ete rieretertn ss tet se +. aes % 4 Ke Saar _— nor Germany, which grabbed off -one of the fattest cockles of At’ rica’s heart when the # grabbing —.was nor Japan. with her teeth set in China’s . torn ‘flanks. Nor yet America, with . long centuries behind her of infamous mistreatment for our own Indians, Out of all history, you'll find .but one world-conqueror who came. with clean hands—and those hands the soldiers pierced. with iron spikes as they nailed the Nazarene to the cross. a * * Arkansas Athletes [" THEY craved.to eet on the front page, the Italians made a grave mistake by starting a war when there’s a World: series on—especially one where you find two opposing star pitchers from the same great state. What scoundrel was it said the chief products. of Arkansas were Democrats and ¢hampion hog-eallers? And why shouldn’t that \Warneke boy be able to ‘throw straight and move fast? Where he comes from, when the family’s out-of meat one of the youngsters runs down a buck rabbit or slips out ‘before breakfast with a pocketful of rocks and comes home with a mess of squirrels. If they'd only let “him take off his shoes, he could move aronnd that infield even faster, Also, it .“fecomes natchell,”: as ‘they say in his country and mine, to nurse one quid in the right cheek all afternoon, I was sixteen years old before I knew there was any .other salad Irvin S. Cobb good: , wey *, * Neste te s*: Seweey CARAS Pe XaX a? = eo eaten es %, es o> ¥, o , 8 ¥, s A? esac Sac <> Mesh ae X % + +, S2 “a 24) % * "aS oy % es + eat GX a> ms %, " 03) 2 eK % * +o Y, +e s eat eater] > ine them at your leisure. 2 oe a % * s + , aX 2 > 4% aXe , Ss + % e+) % ~ +3 course except chewing tobaceo or that oysters. didn’t grow in a can. *” % * Pestered Presidents ROBABLY California was no worse than any other section, bute’! bet . : Mr. Roosevelt uttered a silent cheer Mesh tery Y es reste) Y %sS xe * o * erfertenert “as tet te when he pulled out on a commodious and unerowded oceanwith only the sea lions to listen to, instead of the spouting orators of America. We elect a man to the highest office —and the toughest joly on earth-—and then handshake him and flag-wave him and speech-make him to death. He goes forth to see how fares the country and can’t see the country for the reception committees. I!e¢ has a private ear to travel in and spends his time on the back platforin. He gees back home to do his work and all the visiting firemen in the land come to be photographed with him on the White House lawn, (NOTIE—The exhausted crouched in the middle is him.) A President of the United States has no more privacy than a—a President of the United States. looled you -gold fish fanciers that time, didn’t I? It’s as though we hired the exclusive services of Michelangelo and then sent him out to take’ orders for ‘enjlarged: crayon portraits. * Eg # Kentucky Elections HEY had a primary. election. in Kentucky not long ago, ‘and we didn’t know the results until fully 24 hours afterward because they’ve got a law down there against counting the vote for at least one day after the polls close, then allowing time to notify the families of deceased and the coroners. As a natiye son, I'll never forget the thrill I had in 1922 when all the rest of the country had reported—a party named Hoover also was running that year—and then the first scattering returns came in from Kentucky: seven dead and eighteen wounded. But I'm afraid the old state is slipping. There were only 750 National Guardsmen on duty for this last election in Harlan county,’-where--the mountain boys still have a boyish way of voting with Winchester rifles. And I can remember when a Republican governor called out the entire military force of the commonwealth to disperse one lone Democrat, Col. Jack Chinn. The colonel wasn’t. feeling very irritated, either—just a trifle above normal. * % * Those I. O. U.’s F MEMORY rightly serves this humble scribe, it’s almost time for our government to go through the laughable routine of sending off the customary batch of those quaint “please remit” notes to remind the European powers that accumulated installments and back interest payments are overdue on that little debt of eleven or twelve billions. The usual procedure will be. followed—that is, the rest of ’em will just ignore the whole theory, and somebody in Paris, where the repudiation idea originated, will denounce Uncle Sam for his hideous greed. “Lafayette, they ain’t there.” IRVIN S. COBB. @ North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.—WNU Service. Quartz and placer claim location . ee — CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND 17.-—-As 4 their many friends section Elmore Hastell of North ! and Mrs. NEWLYWEDS AT ‘HOME HERE ; within the past few days. Edith Wells of j Mr. quietly journeyed last week and were Married, He is mine. The employed ‘in. the bride, is in charge, of couple have a host of this vicinity who wish. on upper married life ana. She is an 3road street in this attractive community extends congratulawh ha: made .many friends hey will make their hoine in coming to Nevada City.’ The section, couple will make their Fred Zanoeco home-on Park Ave. a nn Ss ea The news of. the marriage of William Zanocco and Miss Katie Matheu in Reno, Nevada, about two weeks in} ago, just became known in this city Se Zanocco was born and reared to . in this city and has hosts of friends here who wish to congratulate him. Murchie a restaurant in the Muscardini Pool Hall \ { young woman since young home in the cats panne ‘ Tiataanicn HawTnoane . AIMER:1vGvel aia Pluvius, rolling out a cloud, “T’m going to let it rain; I’m going to turn the spiggot now And start the glad refrain; Go mend the roof, set every nail, This is my annual Twice Told Tale. -—A. MM: C, Silver fiftgers of rain probed every weakness in the sheltering roof? It won't happen again; before the next storm seasonable precautions will be taken and the roof be made safe for the family. Shingles, Nails, Shakes, Pickets, Lumber, Lath, Cement, etc., are rushing out to the jobs these autumn days, Come in and exambut we have plenty more in reserve We assure you courteous attention to and prompt handling of all orders whether large or small. We'll be glad to help you out-smart. Pluvius by getne ready for his next TER’ ¢ FRED CONNER, Sianager ~ PHONE 23 315 Spring Street NEVADA CITY Jutototedolest stolatotolestletest steateatolesteotstestertestatestertotertateatentertentatoteteteaterfesteotastrtatekeate witvans will < ar i Por SCV eral months. She is co-featured RRIDAY In this -hard-riding, HOPALOSG GASSIDYfast-shooting: Western rw ii un Boyd, Jimmy fWison and Paula Stone play the lead roles.’ Action, thrilling, hair-raising, breath-taking. SATURDAY is the title of this weird story of great MAD LOVEsurgeons love tor the young beautiful wite of a famous pianist. SUNDAY — This is the Jast picture Madge will appear in for sevwith Robert Young in this gay sparkling comedy. Love has the ae te } last taugh. IXL TAMALES 3-cane for. .. FRANCO AMERICAN SPAGHETTI 2 cans DODCE.CATsUP. TYLER COFFEE ee a ae 2 bottles . . pound Le ee ey oa a — EE HERSHEY’S C OCOLATE ~ pee ee ee LUXUS PEAS" LA PALOMA SOAP _ S & W TOMATO JUICE Phone 1 VET AG a CCR en ei eae ees 10 bars ee J. J. Jackson Free Delivery notice kinnks at the Nugget office. 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PAGE EIGHT : oar THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET . 939. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, i rt ney +e rm veer am a we A Mr. Milo Davidovich and ania! Fiaes vee Mrs. Héalen Tuttle dal this city are entertaining the foy. Wivnn of San Francisco spent . Sacial Events lowing house guests ovér the. week . week end in Nevada City. Mrs. Dav-. end: Mrs: Edward Hysit and Muie,!idovich, who has just-left. Dr. RR. kaa aa emiabeneees after an ope ration, ac-! Afr. 1 "¥nn is iLandis clinie nied them home. oY. Pediar, cf Sacramento; Mrs. Freshmen Hosts D. Bergtholdt,” Newcastle; Mrs. . : ds ae ~ A: Peets of Colfax: and Mrs, ‘lut: > broker and is’ familiar with at Hi Dance Tonight p's Sister, Mrs, Fred Raulkner of . m conditons’ in this district. . enema 2S ‘ aeramento, and Gauchte® in law. With Mr. Davidovich-he visited the . At eight o’¢lock this evening, the 3 et i ry 4 Ry. Sree aa N i Prashy a pas F Nevada Citv High Mrs, Pierson Tuttle of Auburn {tava Cap mine Saturday. Eres hmen Class of Nevada City Hig i ' : eat _._—.—___——. School. will entertain the members a a = ——""_ . of the. student body and their par . . ents at the annual freshmaii . . to be held in the form of a dance at party school building this evyenng. Until eleven, the students wil: 35€ et Building Activity dance to the music!of Le Duc's or-! Of TOBER 18, 4 335." Zs Dre chesira which was selected this week eee to . y the committee in'charge. inxs: are bei ng used, Dsban ‘Redwood! Miss ,Jones,freshman. advisor, bs and gir A attractive . Bark Fibre will help yromises a good evening for those [2 eeu bai om . to. Tree p those fuel vho attend and extends a ‘particular a . . hilis. downe { . invitation to parents of high schoo: ih cs : ] students, This will be the last ‘freshtoes . vO joie ae Hist oe isa cates infu party held in the present build ; raises Pissing te CON CETC) Aeris ‘ng. The admission for students with yuid — Sil-. Fort the hot mut student body cards will be ter r mall cans . weatl . cents, while those: who are holders d’ Lauxdin CaseSy iy . student body cards will be adve new ‘products : Boerne = Police Magistrate: . . Camptonville Girl Cont How-. and sou will fila} “Officer “what's the . . Weds San. Tuan Man orkins pe aie charge against this} arm on ae uses for them. ani . Miss-Katie Eddy, associate matron ben the angie Officers “1 ketch. «nd Mrs. Lyda: Talbot, matron,. ot Tam-. 4 genial plumb-! ed this here ‘mut j “vangeline Chapter, 0; B).°9. will far Geo.. Oo Neil is. pinchin’ bananas ‘. jeave Monday for Coronado, whcre placing new french oft a fruit stand.’ hey will attend a meeting of the . “The Rbaush home! doors id his home Police Magistrate: (stand Chapter of the State of Calitornia, this corning week. Mas. Brian Krough and doughter, Jetty Lou, motored to Auburn Satvrday évening to meet Mrs. Kvrough's sister in: Jaw, Mrs; "W. W. Oakland. Mrs. Boyd will for a time, Tahoe-Ukiam “So he imper. sonating an officer! on the Wighway. will have. « HeatjilWas . ator circulating fire place unit installed ‘ : ; ; Two years.” part of the im. a provements. NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER . ~ COMPANY Boyd, «of Mr. Wim. Kensin. ger is having a log visit here cab eoasceneies “THE F Dea oe tae Messrs. Walter Neilsen and ien} : i .' ed f = x . by Mr. Johns, Round bi ee ee 1 ected Wavada City ton Fleming of, Sacramento: visited ‘ nie eBs : in Nevada City Sunday. Mr. Neilson at the home -of Mr. Krough and Mr, Brian visiting and. 3frs. Fleming with Mrs. Clara Scarfe. Mrs. Rockefeller Hes tess to Club tockefeller,. of Gola THE BIG REXALL . Fle most charmingiv entértained : ¢ : meinbers of the Thursday Sewing ONE < ENY SAI E Olub ata delightful party yesterday afternoon. A happy time was iS COMING SOON — rhe dain Ft which refeshments / ' OCTOBER 23, 24, 25 and 26TH games delicious after were sewing, Starts On Wednesday, Oct. 23, and Continues — of Week J. J. Connell of Al-. visitors in Mr. and Mes oy leghany were -business . this city yesterday. . Full advertisements will follow and circulars will be en en oF Nevada City is) ,. Spending some time at his property ety) Mi the Lady-Bug mine above Washing: . distributed later. gine 3 . New good received: Campana Italian Balm combinaJota O Nell, who is coutined. ty . ve : his home ‘in Nevada .City with ill-. tions, 60c bottle and a home dispenser, both for 59c. ness, was able to be up for a few! : hours yesterday afternoon. He will . return to his duties in a.few davys.:. Coty’s New Air Spun Face Powders, $1.00. All shades. Dr. West 15th Anniversary Tooth Brush and Tooth Paste offer. A 50Dr. West Tooth Brush and a 25c size home. While on a hunting trip with his} deer dogs Sunday Dr. U. H. Stewart . s m . of this city was surprised to see two . Double Quick Toothpaste beth for 47c. . big coyotes spring out of the thick . just ahead of his. baying hounds. marksmanship. . . brush Both coyotes fell to his good Gym Aid and F oot Aid for Foot Troubles. little . home’ on; tonda and returned Mrs, Frank WATCH FOR THE ONE CENT SALE ADVERTISEMENTS daughter, Rosie, Tuesday trom a. several in San Mateo. weeks stay Rosie has been in the Mateo recovering hospital -for time from San some mastoid operations. . 57 + Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palmer of . Nevada, visited Mrs. Palmer's . mother, Mrs. Effie Goering, of Nev@pla City at the first of the week Mr. and Mrs, Russell Wilson and daughter, Elizabeth of Grass Valley are moving to Nevada City Saturday to make their. home near Miss Wilson’s mother, Mrs. George Downey. Mrs. W.E. Young and daugiter, . Miss Beth Young, motored ‘to Yountville Sunday to attend the annual meeting. of the V. F. W. The: veterans from the different posts were present to-put on their work for the disabled soldiers on Veterans Day. Governor Frank Merriam also attending. Mrs. Young and daughter met Mrs. Young’s son, Harold Young, and accompanied him to his Reno, $o000no00cnnneseeesssss51140041 1440000000008! A? ey cS DIRECTOR! ocnonoapoeyyateds SUPERFEX home in Oakland for a visit. Miss V4 hed HEATERS Young spent some time in San Ilrancisco. They returned home on x a * Cross section of Superfex Monday evening. Heat-Director above, shows how it works. Oil flows through copper pipe from removable reservoir to barner bowl in which conF WINTER -u: ) means months of f stoking and ash-hauling for you, investigate the Superfex Heat-Director! Connected Lo a flue like an ordinary stove, it burns inexpensive fuel oil and earns the heat ¥, a7 ra Office. manager to new ‘office boy: “Has the stenographer told you what to do in the afternoon?” ates ¥, eS Hole where — . Lic Ales dikifin to peavstant Level is automatically + New Boy: ‘fYes, sir; I was to wake No moving hani 3 maintained, Fire is lighted . her up when I saw you coming,” late. To direct the heat, just open the pat hae igah Goa osama 4 ented heat-projectors on one, two or three = "F0Ns opéniig TA MOM -sides of the heater. All Superfex Heat: : ee poise "7 ranula ‘4 Designed like a beautiful piece ‘of models are listed as standard by the Fire —4 piece of paper. *. furnitue. LONERGAN Oil control of heat by means of Heater. rwriters. Terms to suit your conven; _ simple dial at rear. dence. A product of Perfection Stove, Co. Foote Electrical Co. TOO ‘BATE TO CLASSIFY Al a Stores, l td WANTED: ‘500 feet, 15 inch. used ‘ a i) I] hydraulic pipe? Cash, Also clay augers, and 15 inch and 11 inch NEVADA CITY PHONE 5 Sete ieee tet bands. Box 881, Nevada City. 10-18%tn GRASS 5 Vana ae a ‘gentleman . . ge sob? # thinks . itt a Wy about: »« World Conqucrors ANTA: MONICA, CALIF — Conceded that Italy started’ hostilities against a weaker race for purely selfish motives, which among the nations that might seek to block her. would come with clean hands? With her recIt couldn't be It wouldn't be Britain, ord in the opium war. Irrance, with her record toyvard colonial possessions, and, lateIw—joward oceupied terkitories, Not Belgiun¥ surely, with her reeking record in the Congo. Not Spain with the Riff to accuse lier: CAMPTONVIELE, Oct. surprise to San Juan Camptonville reno Although it was presumed that they were going to be married, it was not expected quite so soon. he young friends in chem well in their HE GOO OT Re tee eter ope) rerherte itn oe ae ete Seate ate sete steko Merge sje ete rieretertn ss tet se +. aes % 4 Ke Saar _— nor Germany, which grabbed off -one of the fattest cockles of At’ rica’s heart when the # grabbing —.was nor Japan. with her teeth set in China’s . torn ‘flanks. Nor yet America, with . long centuries behind her of infamous mistreatment for our own Indians, Out of all history, you'll find .but one world-conqueror who came. with clean hands—and those hands the soldiers pierced. with iron spikes as they nailed the Nazarene to the cross. a * * Arkansas Athletes [" THEY craved.to eet on the front page, the Italians made a grave mistake by starting a war when there’s a World: series on—especially one where you find two opposing star pitchers from the same great state. What scoundrel was it said the chief products. of Arkansas were Democrats and ¢hampion hog-eallers? And why shouldn’t that \Warneke boy be able to ‘throw straight and move fast? Where he comes from, when the family’s out-of meat one of the youngsters runs down a buck rabbit or slips

out ‘before breakfast with a pocketful of rocks and comes home with a mess of squirrels. If they'd only let “him take off his shoes, he could move aronnd that infield even faster, Also, it .“fecomes natchell,”: as ‘they say in his country and mine, to nurse one quid in the right cheek all afternoon, I was sixteen years old before I knew there was any .other salad Irvin S. Cobb good: , wey *, * Neste te s*: Seweey CARAS Pe XaX a? = eo eaten es %, es o> ¥, o , 8 ¥, s A? esac Sac <> Mesh ae X % + +, S2 “a 24) % * "aS oy % es + eat GX a> ms %, " 03) 2 eK % * +o Y, +e s eat eater] > ine them at your leisure. 2 oe a % * s + , aX 2 > 4% aXe , Ss + % e+) % ~ +3 course except chewing tobaceo or that oysters. didn’t grow in a can. *” % * Pestered Presidents ROBABLY California was no worse than any other section, bute’! bet . : Mr. Roosevelt uttered a silent cheer Mesh tery Y es reste) Y %sS xe * o * erfertenert “as tet te when he pulled out on a commodious and unerowded oceanwith only the sea lions to listen to, instead of the spouting orators of America. We elect a man to the highest office —and the toughest joly on earth-—and then handshake him and flag-wave him and speech-make him to death. He goes forth to see how fares the country and can’t see the country for the reception committees. I!e¢ has a private ear to travel in and spends his time on the back platforin. He gees back home to do his work and all the visiting firemen in the land come to be photographed with him on the White House lawn, (NOTIE—The exhausted crouched in the middle is him.) A President of the United States has no more privacy than a—a President of the United States. looled you -gold fish fanciers that time, didn’t I? It’s as though we hired the exclusive services of Michelangelo and then sent him out to take’ orders for ‘enjlarged: crayon portraits. * Eg # Kentucky Elections HEY had a primary. election. in Kentucky not long ago, ‘and we didn’t know the results until fully 24 hours afterward because they’ve got a law down there against counting the vote for at least one day after the polls close, then allowing time to notify the families of deceased and the coroners. As a natiye son, I'll never forget the thrill I had in 1922 when all the rest of the country had reported—a party named Hoover also was running that year—and then the first scattering returns came in from Kentucky: seven dead and eighteen wounded. But I'm afraid the old state is slipping. There were only 750 National Guardsmen on duty for this last election in Harlan county,’-where--the mountain boys still have a boyish way of voting with Winchester rifles. And I can remember when a Republican governor called out the entire military force of the commonwealth to disperse one lone Democrat, Col. Jack Chinn. The colonel wasn’t. feeling very irritated, either—just a trifle above normal. * % * Those I. O. U.’s F MEMORY rightly serves this humble scribe, it’s almost time for our government to go through the laughable routine of sending off the customary batch of those quaint “please remit” notes to remind the European powers that accumulated installments and back interest payments are overdue on that little debt of eleven or twelve billions. The usual procedure will be. followed—that is, the rest of ’em will just ignore the whole theory, and somebody in Paris, where the repudiation idea originated, will denounce Uncle Sam for his hideous greed. “Lafayette, they ain’t there.” IRVIN S. COBB. @ North American Newspaper Alliance, Inc.—WNU Service. Quartz and placer claim location . ee — CAMPTONVILLE By ACTON M. CLEVELAND 17.-—-As 4 their many friends section Elmore Hastell of North ! and Mrs. NEWLYWEDS AT ‘HOME HERE ; within the past few days. Edith Wells of j Mr. quietly journeyed last week and were Married, He is mine. The employed ‘in. the bride, is in charge, of couple have a host of this vicinity who wish. on upper married life ana. She is an 3road street in this attractive community extends congratulawh ha: made .many friends hey will make their hoine in coming to Nevada City.’ The section, couple will make their Fred Zanoeco home-on Park Ave. a nn Ss ea The news of. the marriage of William Zanocco and Miss Katie Matheu in Reno, Nevada, about two weeks in} ago, just became known in this city Se Zanocco was born and reared to . in this city and has hosts of friends here who wish to congratulate him. Murchie a restaurant in the Muscardini Pool Hall \ { young woman since young home in the cats panne ‘ Tiataanicn HawTnoane . AIMER:1vGvel aia Pluvius, rolling out a cloud, “T’m going to let it rain; I’m going to turn the spiggot now And start the glad refrain; Go mend the roof, set every nail, This is my annual Twice Told Tale. -—A. MM: C, Silver fiftgers of rain probed every weakness in the sheltering roof? It won't happen again; before the next storm seasonable precautions will be taken and the roof be made safe for the family. Shingles, Nails, Shakes, Pickets, Lumber, Lath, Cement, etc., are rushing out to the jobs these autumn days, Come in and exambut we have plenty more in reserve We assure you courteous attention to and prompt handling of all orders whether large or small. We'll be glad to help you out-smart. Pluvius by getne ready for his next TER’ ¢ FRED CONNER, Sianager ~ PHONE 23 315 Spring Street NEVADA CITY Jutototedolest stolatotolestletest steateatolesteotstestertestatestertotertateatentertentatoteteteaterfesteotastrtatekeate witvans will < ar i Por SCV eral months. She is co-featured RRIDAY In this -hard-riding, HOPALOSG GASSIDYfast-shooting: Western rw ii un Boyd, Jimmy fWison and Paula Stone play the lead roles.’ Action, thrilling, hair-raising, breath-taking. 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