October 21, 1938 (8 pages)

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, a eeD: __ NEN ADA (: AY NUCGEI THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued from Page One) low political that Bridges, hybrids Harry the CIO and communists JAPAN SLASHES. . have picked to serve in the state andj national capitol. lar. He could not stay put long enough to be called either a. reactionary or a radical, though at the moment he might be described as blush' rose pink, He got his’‘nomination on a “Ham-and-Eggs” platform, but recently while visiting President Roose-. velt, ‘who does not approve of “Ham and Eggs’ pénsion financing, . M®& Downey backed away from the plan a little disdainfully. Since his nomination, it would seem, ‘Ham-andEggs’’ has become strictly a state issue, with which he has no concern. All three so-called Democratic candidates are wearing false colors. They are neither Democrats nor Republicans.They are the red and yelSTRONGER THAN BEFORE, WE SAY, THE 0. K. TIRE WELDING WAY! For very little we can make that old casing give you thousands of extra miles. An O. K. weld repair is stronger than the rest of the tube or tire, It is absolutely dependable and permanent-and will stand any wear or abuse that the tire itself will stand. BALANCE GUARANTEED NO BUMP. NO SHIMMY O. K. TIRE WELD CO. G. R. Jarrard, Manager HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY ’! other j lief that California will Mr. ‘Bridges’ selections. The battle on November 8 is NOT between the Democrats and Republicans. The State of California is bemeses by an army of “ham and . esg’’ cranks, by battalions of ‘“‘direct. action”’ C10O-communists, by ‘whole divisions of organized WPA -and New Deal pensioners, and by moronic regiments that would free a red-handed murderer. in which the stable elements of the population are fighting to preserve order, to maintain sanity in government, and to prevent the seizure of their homes and means of living by wastrels,-idlers and malcontents. Democrats and Republicans are fighting side by side to turn back this’ motley horde. TUBERCULOSIS STAMPS Five thousand sheets of Tuberci: . losis stamps were sent to the Boy Scout meeting at Seamans Lodge Wednesday evening and the _ boys folded the sheets for mailing. These stamps will be ready for the mail around Thanksgiving time. Mrs, E. . T. Bonner, seal sales chairman, is . working under John Mann of Grass Valley who is interested in the Nevada County Tubérculosis Association. SISSON MINE Warren Sisson is in charge of operations on his property, the Sisson mine ten miles northeast of Downieville. He has seven men employed driving a tunnel on the vein. Marshall Elder is foremn. A three mile road was built from the mine to Gold Valley toward the Gold Lake area this summer. If the winter is not too BILL DAUISE FORMERLY .OF THE GOLD PAN LODGE—CAMPTONVILLE ANNOUNCES THE LOG LODGE Highway 40, Five Miles East of Colfax Features Special F; vied Chicken Dinner Dine, Dance, Drinks, Rooms, Cabins— Box 277 Colfax, Calif. It_is our firm be-. repudiate It is a battle! severe plans are to work all winter. ' FREIGHT RATES TO SOU. AMERICA : SAN FRANCISCO, new shipping war . Oct. 20. Japanese-owned Yamashita Line by a. Slashing of the coffee rate from $1.00 to 50c a bag. This action, writes Walter Radius in the current Far Eastern Survey ‘of the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations, culminates Japanese efforts to cut into the present lucrative trade controlled by an American-and a Norweigian line. During the past few years three . Japanese companies have increased services north bound from Argentina . and Brazil. All trade on this, route . has been under the control of the ! Pacific Coast River Plate Conference Agreement, with the Osaka Shosen Kaisha line as the ony non-member. For some years the O. S. K. line has been trying to capture some of the coffee trade or nearly 500,000 bags a year by offeri a rate of 80¢ a bag, but without success. Shippers are under. contract to conference lines, and services offered by O. S. K. have not been as regular and dependable. The Yamashita Line withdrew from the conference when its de; mands for an increase in the mimi. mum guarantee were refused and since, has cut its rate on coffee by 50 per cent and on canned meats 33 per cent. It is anticipated that the O. S. K. line will take similar steps: Since the East Coast of South America to the Pacific Coast of North America is only one leg of ‘the ser. vices of Japanese lines, it is advantageous for the operator to fill empty cargo space at any rate which will merely cover out of pocket handling charges, with a small margin for ‘overhead. Moreover, the great need for foreign exchange, in which shipping freights haye been one of Japan’s major sourtes, has forced JaPanese lines to concentrate on increasing the services! between foreign ports. Since most of the routes affected are covered by conference agreements, the only way in which the Japanese can achieve results is by an undercutting policy N.ew Jathings happening. that floods air under forced the soft shock-smothering They’re talking of wheels EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL BUICK 1939 PRICES ARE LOWER than ect T= vast Buick factory is a grand place to visit, these days. Down the roaring aisles, throughout the sprawling bays there’s a feeling of great They’re building something ultra, here at Buick, and they know it. It looks like five years from now, they'll say of this dazzling 1939 Buick, and . they’re not talking of appearance only. ‘Bhey're talking of “catwalk-cooling” the temperature of your engine. They’re talking of BuiCoil springing and x * NO OTHER CAR IN THE WORLD HAS ALL THESE FEATURES te DYNAFLASH VALVE-IN-HEAD STRAIGHT-EIGHT ENGINE * BUICOIL TORQUE-FREE SPRINGING yx GREATER VISIBILITY yr HANDISHIFT TRANSMISSION .yr ROOMIER UNISTEEL BODIES BY FISHER yr TORQUE-TUBE DRIVE yx TIPTOE HYDRAULIC BRAKES te CROWN SPRING CLUTCH ye “’CATWALK-COOLING” * OPTIONAL REAR AXLE GEAR RATIOS yr FLASH-WAY DIRECTION SIGNAL yr SELF-BANKING KNEE-ACTION FRONT SPRINGING e Beauty!” ga give you the true “full float” ride. They’re talking of that Dynaflash great eight engine, instant with life and wringing good from every drop of fuel. to let you take the curves more safely— ee Buicks th Seeeeeeeresccereescoeseoss oeee hess more glass in S TURY models, They’re talking a tails of Buick that need to know but You can see this men who built it draft to ease fine for ’39!” spirals that that: camber MOTORS VALUE . anese subsidies are contemplated, eg 10 the extent of aiding tramp en ppi Since artis dislocation of conmined at the Stockton freight south of Grass Valley. chedules will occur if vigorous rate down-over 360 feet in a sinking procon--gram that will go ito the 600 level, operating differential It is stated a six foot vein in the botSubsidies provided for in the Mertom of the shaft assays $35. per ton A chant Marine Act of 1936 will be inOr an ounce of gold per ton. Ore is in South Ameri-. sufficient to protect American flag blocked out on ‘three sides on the can trade has been started by the operators. Resort might have to be 265 foot level and the same method to the awarding Will be carried out on the 400 and Brazil-California of additional subsidies to offset Ja600 foot levels. Felgen agreements and wars are waged, Mr. cludes that Radius: made he believes, . pan’s aid. IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES A well laid out Started early this spring at the; Idaho-Maryland Mines will be completed in about a month. The addidam are completed and the The company has a payroll of men at Forbestown where pie continuing satisfactorily. RIVER PLACERS The old River Placers formerly owned by the Poorman: in. terests and bonded to the American ed will remain closed until when it is expected the Dam will take care of debris from hydraulic operations. It is stated testing of the old channel will continue. SHARPE PROPERTY Frank -Holbrooke who has the Sharpe property in the Blue Tent section leased from the J. J. Jackson family, started the mill on good grade milling ore last Wednesday. The vein ranges from a few inches to over a foot in width and is rich enough to pay.mine operations. Mr. Holbrooke suffered a_ broken leg about three months ago while at work at the mine with his two ‘partners and was able to start to work about a week ago. HOT WATER MINE The Hot Water mine in the Graniteville district is what would be estimated as the dream of most mining men. From the very first work the ore has proven rich and concentrates are satisfactory for a steady yield. The property is not for sale and the operators are content with the returns from their work. Two men, W. L. Baker and J. L. Jackson took an option on the property and now have three. men employed. The surface program . } tion to the dry house and talings new . welding shop is nearing le . ' — TIME TO SEE THE SHOW Lead and Zine company, it is claim. 1940) Narrows ; . _ burn is superintendent. s Will you please notify the Fa ran Nugeet Oifice an tune you do Joe Marriott and four partners A recuten pi ; ‘ Ve . have a lease on the Black Prince mine at Nevada Citys western city limits. ore runs approximately an ounce of gold per iton on a vein that averages from one to three feet in width. The shaft is down 84-feet and a drift has been driven 40 feet. A small mil) on the property treats the ore, INNES GRAVEL Crews at the Innes gravel property on Deer iCreek west of Nevada City, have been delayed in mining gravel due to blasting reefs found in the creek. The men resumed work with the gradline and trommel Wednesday. A delay of this sort is expensive to the company. J. M. Innes is in charge of operations on his property which comprises’ several hundred acres. DAKINS DRAGLINE PLACERS The Kanaka Corporation which of new visibility—up to 413 square inches PECIAL and CENa thousand and one deyou'll never know nor that to their schooled eyes spell a better built automobile. car they’re talking of at the nearest Buick showroom. : When you do see it, think of what the are saying, not boastfully, but with quiet sureness, They know. And they’re saying, “Looks * * ecereeeerceseesscecces tees 8 sole PAUL VILES 120 East Main: Street Grass Valley, Cal. moved from its scene of operations on Kanaka Creek near Alleghany last month has changed its name to the Dakin’s claims All equipment has ‘been taken to the new operations on Wolfe Creek and work started two weeks: ago Six men are employed under Superintendent Robert McAfee. ‘ Frank Clark, mining engineer who ‘will be for rent. “2 city. It is their second grandchild.’ ranch on the Tahoe Ukiah highway east of Nevada City was successful in winning all prizes in the class of White Leghorn chickens he entered. The birds are the Lawrence strain and. he paid $5 apiece for his has spent. the summer at Downieville on .mining projects, passed through Nevada City yesterday, to visit in Oakland. He will attend the Stanford-U. S. C. football game while there. © Jim Kistle and three partners, who have a lease on the Daisy Blue mine, in the Cement Hill section northeast of Nevada City are making fine progress in developing the property. A big mill on the property treats the ore as it is mined. Mrs. Blanche Neaves’ has the foundation on the first of three houses well under way with Robert Steger and Sons in charge of the work. In the group will be one four STOCKTON HILL MINE High grade ore is being Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Hieronimus r turned Friday from a two weeks vacation spent in Santa Barbara, San ta Cruz and San -Francisco, hipped 2s Hill mine Crews are Hills Flat Beauty Parlor LOOK YOUR BEST—Oil Permanents $2.50; $3.50. Shampoo, Finger Wave and trim 75c PHONE 966 HILLS FLAT W. R. Woock of Aua TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS BLACK PRINCE MINE copy of the Nevada City Nugget. ; PHONE 36 MARTIN’S UNITED SHOWS 4 AMERICAN LEGION GROUNDS Will Continue to Show in Grass Valley Until Saturday Night —ADMISSION TO GROUNDS FREE!— Good Clean Fun! Amusement for the Entire Family! A Grand Place to Spend an Evening! SPECIAL—Children’s Matinee, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All rides and shows .. Martin’s United Shows offers the mae stream-lined Merry-Go-Round west of New York. One of the highest traveling Ferris Wheels on the Pacific Coast. Many Other Thrill Rides—All 1938 Models. y DNow or THE FIAST TIME $499 GENERAL @ ELECTRIC WASHER . This New For the first time a genuine NEW General Electric Washer available at this amazing money-saving price. You can’t afford to miss this opportunity. Don’t delay.Telephone or call at our Store as soon as possible. Easy Terms Ye PERMADRIVE MECHANISM long Life for Washer tx NEVER REQUIRES OILING J QUIET WASHING OPERATION x AGITATOR WASHING ACTION 4 G-E MOTOR Foote Rubber-mounted 2. Electri 3 PORCELAIN TUB 7 C. ne Hx LOVELL WRINGER inate 132 MILL STREET _GRASS VALLEY % G-E GUARANTEE and two three room houses and all A daughter was born on October 18 to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bishop, at Springfield, Vt. The baby is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. C. BH, Parsons of the Gillet Nursery, this Herbert Whip, who has a chicken chicks when’ one day old. HOTEL % A

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, a eeD: __ NEN ADA (: AY NUCGEI THINKING OUT LOUD (Continued from Page One) low political that Bridges, hybrids Harry the CIO and communists JAPAN SLASHES. . have picked to serve in the state andj national capitol. lar. He could not stay put long enough to be called either a. reactionary or a radical, though at the moment he might be described as blush' rose pink, He got his’‘nomination on a “Ham-and-Eggs” platform, but recently while visiting President Roose-. velt, ‘who does not approve of “Ham and Eggs’ pénsion financing, . M®& Downey backed away from the plan a little disdainfully. Since his nomination, it would seem, ‘Ham-andEggs’’ has become strictly a state issue, with which he has no concern. All three so-called Democratic candidates are wearing false colors. They are neither Democrats nor Republicans.They are the red and yelSTRONGER THAN BEFORE, WE SAY, THE 0. K. TIRE WELDING WAY! For very little we can make that old casing give you thousands of extra miles. An O. K. weld repair is stronger than the rest of the tube or tire, It is absolutely dependable and permanent-and will stand any wear or abuse that the tire itself will stand. BALANCE GUARANTEED NO BUMP. NO SHIMMY O. K. TIRE WELD CO. G. R. Jarrard, Manager HILLS FLAT, GRASS VALLEY ’! other j lief that California will Mr. ‘Bridges’ selections. The battle on November 8 is NOT between the Democrats and Republicans. The State of California is bemeses by an army of “ham and . esg’’ cranks, by battalions of ‘“‘direct. action”’ C10O-communists, by ‘whole divisions of organized WPA -and New Deal pensioners, and by moronic regiments that would free a red-handed murderer. in which the stable elements of the population are fighting to preserve order, to maintain sanity in government, and to prevent the seizure of their homes and means of living by wastrels,-idlers and malcontents. Democrats and Republicans are fighting side by side to turn back this’ motley horde. TUBERCULOSIS STAMPS Five thousand sheets of Tuberci: . losis stamps were sent to the Boy Scout meeting at Seamans Lodge Wednesday evening and the _ boys folded the sheets for mailing. These stamps will be ready for the mail around Thanksgiving time. Mrs, E. . T. Bonner, seal sales chairman, is . working under John Mann of Grass Valley who is interested in the Nevada County Tubérculosis Association. SISSON MINE Warren Sisson is in charge of operations on his property, the Sisson mine ten miles northeast of Downieville. He has seven men employed driving a tunnel on the vein. Marshall Elder is foremn. A three mile road was built from the mine to Gold Valley toward the Gold Lake area this summer. If the winter is not too BILL DAUISE FORMERLY .OF THE GOLD PAN LODGE—CAMPTONVILLE ANNOUNCES THE LOG LODGE Highway 40, Five Miles East of Colfax Features Special F; vied Chicken Dinner Dine, Dance, Drinks, Rooms, Cabins— Box 277 Colfax, Calif. It_is our firm be-. repudiate It is a battle! severe plans are to work all winter. ' FREIGHT RATES TO SOU. AMERICA : SAN FRANCISCO, new shipping war . Oct. 20. Japanese-owned Yamashita Line by a. Slashing of the coffee rate from $1.00 to 50c a bag. This action, writes Walter Radius in the current Far Eastern Survey ‘of the American Council of the Institute of Pacific Relations, culminates Japanese efforts to cut into the present lucrative trade controlled by an American-and a Norweigian line. During the past few years three . Japanese companies have increased services north bound from Argentina . and Brazil. All trade on this, route . has been under the control of the ! Pacific Coast River Plate Conference Agreement, with the Osaka Shosen Kaisha line as the ony non-member. For some years the O. S. K. line has been trying to capture some of the coffee trade or nearly 500,000 bags a year by offeri a rate of 80¢ a bag, but without success. Shippers are under. contract to conference lines, and services offered by O. S. K. have not been as regular and dependable. The Yamashita Line withdrew from the conference when its de; mands for an increase in the mimi. mum guarantee were refused and since, has cut its rate on coffee by 50 per cent and on canned meats 33 per cent. It is anticipated that the O. S. K. line will take similar steps: Since the East Coast of South America to the Pacific Coast of North America is only one leg of ‘the ser. vices of Japanese lines, it is advantageous for the operator to fill empty cargo space at any rate which will merely cover out of pocket handling charges, with a small margin for ‘overhead. Moreover, the great need for foreign exchange, in which shipping freights haye been one of Japan’s major sourtes, has forced JaPanese lines to concentrate on increasing the services! between foreign ports. Since most of the routes affected are covered by conference agreements, the only way in which the Japanese can achieve results is by an undercutting policy N.ew Jathings happening. that floods air under forced the soft shock-smothering They’re talking of wheels EXEMPLAR OF GENERAL BUICK 1939 PRICES ARE LOWER than ect T= vast Buick factory is a grand place to visit, these days. Down the roaring aisles, throughout the sprawling bays there’s a feeling of great They’re building something ultra, here at Buick, and they know it. It looks like five years from now, they'll say of this dazzling 1939 Buick, and . they’re not talking of appearance only. ‘Bhey're talking of “catwalk-cooling” the temperature of your engine. They’re talking of BuiCoil springing and x * NO OTHER CAR IN THE WORLD HAS ALL THESE FEATURES te DYNAFLASH VALVE-IN-HEAD STRAIGHT-EIGHT ENGINE * BUICOIL TORQUE-FREE SPRINGING yx GREATER VISIBILITY yr HANDISHIFT TRANSMISSION .yr ROOMIER UNISTEEL BODIES BY FISHER yr TORQUE-TUBE DRIVE yx TIPTOE HYDRAULIC BRAKES te CROWN SPRING CLUTCH ye “’CATWALK-COOLING” * OPTIONAL REAR AXLE GEAR RATIOS yr FLASH-WAY DIRECTION SIGNAL yr SELF-BANKING KNEE-ACTION FRONT SPRINGING e Beauty!” ga give you the true “full float” ride. They’re talking of that Dynaflash great eight engine, instant with life and wringing good from every drop of fuel. to let you take the curves more safely— ee Buicks th Seeeeeeeresccereescoeseoss oeee hess more glass in S TURY models, They’re talking a tails of Buick that need to know but You can see this men who built it draft to ease fine for ’39!” spirals that that: camber MOTORS VALUE . anese subsidies are contemplated, eg 10 the extent of aiding tramp en ppi Since artis dislocation of conmined at the Stockton freight south of Grass Valley. chedules will occur if vigorous rate down-over 360 feet in a sinking procon--gram that will go ito the 600 level, operating differential It is stated a six foot vein in the botSubsidies provided for in the Mertom of the shaft assays $35. per ton A chant Marine Act of 1936 will be inOr an ounce of gold per ton. Ore is in South Ameri-. sufficient to protect American flag blocked out on ‘three sides on the can trade has been started by the operators. Resort might have to be 265 foot level and the same method to the awarding Will be carried out on the 400 and Brazil-California of additional subsidies to offset Ja600 foot levels.

Felgen agreements and wars are waged, Mr. cludes that Radius: made he believes, . pan’s aid. IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES A well laid out Started early this spring at the; Idaho-Maryland Mines will be completed in about a month. The addidam are completed and the The company has a payroll of men at Forbestown where pie continuing satisfactorily. RIVER PLACERS The old River Placers formerly owned by the Poorman: in. terests and bonded to the American ed will remain closed until when it is expected the Dam will take care of debris from hydraulic operations. It is stated testing of the old channel will continue. SHARPE PROPERTY Frank -Holbrooke who has the Sharpe property in the Blue Tent section leased from the J. J. Jackson family, started the mill on good grade milling ore last Wednesday. The vein ranges from a few inches to over a foot in width and is rich enough to pay.mine operations. Mr. Holbrooke suffered a_ broken leg about three months ago while at work at the mine with his two ‘partners and was able to start to work about a week ago. HOT WATER MINE The Hot Water mine in the Graniteville district is what would be estimated as the dream of most mining men. From the very first work the ore has proven rich and concentrates are satisfactory for a steady yield. The property is not for sale and the operators are content with the returns from their work. Two men, W. L. Baker and J. L. Jackson took an option on the property and now have three. men employed. The surface program . } tion to the dry house and talings new . welding shop is nearing le . ' — TIME TO SEE THE SHOW Lead and Zine company, it is claim. 1940) Narrows ; . _ burn is superintendent. s Will you please notify the Fa ran Nugeet Oifice an tune you do Joe Marriott and four partners A recuten pi ; ‘ Ve . have a lease on the Black Prince mine at Nevada Citys western city limits. ore runs approximately an ounce of gold per iton on a vein that averages from one to three feet in width. The shaft is down 84-feet and a drift has been driven 40 feet. A small mil) on the property treats the ore, INNES GRAVEL Crews at the Innes gravel property on Deer iCreek west of Nevada City, have been delayed in mining gravel due to blasting reefs found in the creek. The men resumed work with the gradline and trommel Wednesday. A delay of this sort is expensive to the company. J. M. Innes is in charge of operations on his property which comprises’ several hundred acres. DAKINS DRAGLINE PLACERS The Kanaka Corporation which of new visibility—up to 413 square inches PECIAL and CENa thousand and one deyou'll never know nor that to their schooled eyes spell a better built automobile. car they’re talking of at the nearest Buick showroom. : When you do see it, think of what the are saying, not boastfully, but with quiet sureness, They know. And they’re saying, “Looks * * ecereeeerceseesscecces tees 8 sole PAUL VILES 120 East Main: Street Grass Valley, Cal. moved from its scene of operations on Kanaka Creek near Alleghany last month has changed its name to the Dakin’s claims All equipment has ‘been taken to the new operations on Wolfe Creek and work started two weeks: ago Six men are employed under Superintendent Robert McAfee. ‘ Frank Clark, mining engineer who ‘will be for rent. “2 city. It is their second grandchild.’ ranch on the Tahoe Ukiah highway east of Nevada City was successful in winning all prizes in the class of White Leghorn chickens he entered. The birds are the Lawrence strain and. he paid $5 apiece for his has spent. the summer at Downieville on .mining projects, passed through Nevada City yesterday, to visit in Oakland. He will attend the Stanford-U. S. C. football game while there. © Jim Kistle and three partners, who have a lease on the Daisy Blue mine, in the Cement Hill section northeast of Nevada City are making fine progress in developing the property. A big mill on the property treats the ore as it is mined. Mrs. Blanche Neaves’ has the foundation on the first of three houses well under way with Robert Steger and Sons in charge of the work. In the group will be one four STOCKTON HILL MINE High grade ore is being Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Hieronimus r turned Friday from a two weeks vacation spent in Santa Barbara, San ta Cruz and San -Francisco, hipped 2s Hill mine Crews are Hills Flat Beauty Parlor LOOK YOUR BEST—Oil Permanents $2.50; $3.50. Shampoo, Finger Wave and trim 75c PHONE 966 HILLS FLAT W. R. Woock of Aua TO NUGGET SUBSCRIBERS BLACK PRINCE MINE copy of the Nevada City Nugget. ; PHONE 36 MARTIN’S UNITED SHOWS 4 AMERICAN LEGION GROUNDS Will Continue to Show in Grass Valley Until Saturday Night —ADMISSION TO GROUNDS FREE!— Good Clean Fun! Amusement for the Entire Family! A Grand Place to Spend an Evening! SPECIAL—Children’s Matinee, Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. All rides and shows ... Martin’s United Shows offers the mae stream-lined Merry-Go-Round west of New York. One of the highest traveling Ferris Wheels on the Pacific Coast. Many Other Thrill Rides—All 1938 Models. y DNow or THE FIAST TIME $499 GENERAL @ ELECTRIC WASHER . This New For the first time a genuine NEW General Electric Washer available at this amazing money-saving price. You can’t afford to miss this opportunity. Don’t delay.Telephone or call at our Store as soon as possible. Easy Terms Ye PERMADRIVE MECHANISM long Life for Washer tx NEVER REQUIRES OILING J QUIET WASHING OPERATION x AGITATOR WASHING ACTION 4 G-E MOTOR Foote Rubber-mounted 2. Electri 3 PORCELAIN TUB 7 C. ne Hx LOVELL WRINGER inate 132 MILL STREET _GRASS VALLEY % G-E GUARANTEE and two three room houses and all A daughter was born on October 18 to Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Bishop, at Springfield, Vt. The baby is the grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. C. BH, Parsons of the Gillet Nursery, this Herbert Whip, who has a chicken chicks when’ one day old. HOTEL % A