October 24, 1940 (6 pages)

+ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1940. PAGE TWO , ie ! ar . , = = a = — : : . : fr : Se c ————— orheart will return to his duties in ig = ) the Tahoe National Forest Service Névada City Nugget aap ae office here next week. yA 's __ apeRN : “ ‘. . Behalf of Willkie ] 305 Broad Street. Phone 36, WE ARE ASKED Now ‘TO SUBMIT . Eliweod M. Stone. dissatcher for A Legal News: apér, as.defined by statute. Printed and Published To ONE MAN ALONE WITH THE , Radio speaches in. behalf Of} the Tahoe National Forest, returned d z€fai NewS: T, Ss: i y i r i t : 1 chy + “ ‘ ee c ae Nevada City. WARNINGS OF 150 YEARS RINGING . Wendell Willkie’s election aA8/}. 44 Nevada City yesterday. after ae IN OUR EARS. ‘. . president of tha United States!] cnending several days in the TrucHH. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher WE ARE ASKED + \Ilare scheduled as follows for Fri-. } yoo area on Christmas tree work. © GAMBLE NOW WITH THE : Sem i-Ww : ‘. . day, Saturday and Sunday. Publ’shed Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday Mosy PRECIOUS OF HUMAN FPOSSESSIONS---Reiduy< BYLE p.m Aasdclatat Nevada City, California, and entered as mail a LI : sy Mee se are re At . etter of the second class in the postoffice at : GED Re BERTY ifj2d Willkie Clubs—Columbia : rhe ONLY REAL , Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, yy ~ WE MusT NOT . . . FO. SHOUHETE : ms if “ po Ws? ,; Frank O, Lowden, former 29vA eT UN SUBSCRIPTION RATES (. llornor of Himols—7:00° to 7:20 YOUR OWN! ~ One year (In Advance) -.-.2.--------2-------$2.50 , Yi oo vs . De wh: elec, trans, from Hollywood, Se ‘li Blue Network KGO. Governor ~ re ————— me Saoek Sg N . Towden will speak from his home pra { / = S . f. in’ Oregon, Ill. Democrats for i i: : e ° ° . ~ 2 ay : aes Bd Mu “ de Willkie Workers Strive For Big Vote Jy RI oe Bo ffseanie teas to.7:00 p.m. wot] SS oe Dw. in : ie € tual KER, Irvin 5. Cobb: 6:20 t is a good time to build that seoo eee eae x Ngy 7 p, m. Columbia KSFO. Cobb curity for your family! Never have This campaign is full of a number of things that make it / f ‘\ will be speaking fram Oklahoma]! financing atrangements been so = : a Ses re rey “ : City. Wendell Willkie 6:30 to 7 favorable for the man who wants stand out in our nation’s political activity. ~ AX Ce th esas 4 ents. aeenatty, it 0 y We've sarin epee buttons than ce before and, too, ; : . Saturday: Arthur H,. VandenLassie Toni, Wagons ak : : . ; a : : hi own for é S iheletnas Satie more kinds of buttons, stickers, folders and what-nots—all of BAS berg 6:45 to 7:16 p.m. Columblale . Ove Te Se ansent ‘rent i ae x ‘ USF 3 * Vandenberg will eS Aage : them red, white and blue. 2 KISFO. Senator ore payments, oe ; : i di 3 ~—y :, talk from Cleveland, Ohio. WenThink of the satisfaction of We le dodged te stickers and heard ee . = dell Willkie 8:30 to 9 p. m. elec. moving steadily toward the dream talks. We've had the usual — and unusual — requests for é, " cae egoHéiiproed. Blue Nett Lor every) family hesd—-e hone of : i aoe ‘ your own! Surely; donations. : aoe 2 } BS 0 worn ae ; familly history could be so thrill‘ But it is a startling thing to see volunteer workers take Sunday: 5:45 p. m. No Thirdl} . iyo as the announcement that the field in a get-out-the-vote drive. Disregarding routine of ) ; Term—Columbia KSFO. neha lige. a be proken = y political machinery, the’ activity and: energy of the Willkie = \ « : TN Gi : workers is the oustanding phenomenon of the campaign.’ 2 == wots ae Mier tele : ee ae Ge ake kk 3 With zeal, these crusaders have dug into the job of getXY iw = ees — earns — We Gak M iw te a eta cea Hl wo fut. . ‘ting out the vote on election day—‘‘regardless of party. isc vile Ee Otovine: tnevelied ap : Their job is to talk to every voter, asking that each perform FIRE TRUCK THINKING OUT LOUD the Feather River Highway os NEV AD A COUNTY ° ° 99 r hi ivi A i cy, then to Reno and reétufned to sage net sve duty : pie rarncor ane: es. (Continued from Page One) their home here via Donner SumLUMBER COMP ANY ; Like all worthy citizens, they know that to make demo(Continued from Page One) ke ve ee Se “@ a pe aah . . ' cracy nie oo for it must be shafted by all who en : polar hie dered tue ples turn over’ . : . “The Pioneer Lumber Yard” F oy its nefits. 54 memars. Number company, jin their graves. nes z i J ° . > re Sects fp taRt Fe Suc Page a Everhearts in Oregon— From that angle alone—from their detetrmination to reee ane “ 7 S pes, Ae wee ie MG ice plc levees Boulder Street, Phone 500 mind every eligible voter that he should vote on November}! . a es pees ie ee i. [aud family are visiting “with (Mra. Nevada City Ht ' oe F ‘ sus d whe:l hose cat. Nvmber 2 company! a deaf ear to the siren voice ; in 3—the Volunteers are performing a real job of citizenship. -. -.¢3 ¢1.000 in the same manner! of the radio, and judge the New . #verheart’s relatives in Oregon. Bvrae i : and equ‘pped themselves with a two! P-a! administration by the huge . : erence ; c “whee! hose cart. . molitieal machine created to keep a “ji; Wiliam Merton was elec’ed chief, Mr. Roosevelt in office, by th User WONDER-IN’ . engineer “ee dO 4 ae ae 1.000! AO oha oe Co soles ' feet of hose purchased. At this time, omieal proportions, by the nine A FY . : a _a board of fire delegates to repres-; million unemployed ‘“fnrgotten I wonder about pleasant things ent each company was elected with! men”, that for seven years have ! That come when skies are dreary, thrce members from each company. . existed on the do-é, by, a score oz: ‘ How Penn Co, Named . promises lightly made and lightly : A postcard from an absent friend, On June 23, 1860, Protection; broken? In brief will the voters A letter bright and cheery. Hook and Ladder Company was or-}. still measure the man by his And how amid the wrack of war lie! aeq atth 27 members, About! words and his promises, or will ican Suan tat this time Eureka Hose Company No. they decide at last to put a man . : s Around, below, above, . ING FLEET WHICH AS A : 1: : 2 purchased the cart an? apparatus; in the White House who came up The little pleasant things of life of Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 12; from the bottom of the heap to Still speak of hope and love. of San Francisco and changed their; become one of the country’s foreI wonder if, in this mad world of war and rumors of/ name to fit the name on the cart. F most business Jeadera? war, charges.and counter charges, alarm and alarmists, the. Tne development of the fire de-. © ———— — little pleasant things of life are becoming increasingly precpartment from then on has kept up The fact that Candidate Rooseus Th ave with m aiid vou: ; with the times. From the two wheelj velt first said he would make no — oF Bee ote eey a ‘hose earts to the four whee! hose! political camgaign owing to hig In a letter just received from a busy lady m far away . wagons pulled by hand and then by’ preoccupation with the country’s New York, occurs an extract which I wish to share with yOu. horses to our two modern stream-! defense, but is now to make fivé “My office has an agquamariné: wall, ‘deep blue steel . lined t-ucks is’a story o% the progress . political speeches before Novembdesk, table and files, lighter aqua draperies at the window with. °f ¢lvilization. 1 Sty tedieates thal Be dy mca 13 ddi k b Ti oe th h Ne The present fire department is concerned about the drift to Willvig, reddis Frown roses chimbing up em, an arm Chair MM com ored o" the same Nevada Hose kie. So the people are to ‘be bomthe same material, and a smaller chair in dull yellow. There Co. No. 1 and Pennsylvania Engine: barded by the ‘best. radio voice is a small sofa—really a love seat, but it gets no love, poor! Company No. 2 with its board of heard since radios were invented. NAVAL DEFENSE AUXILIARY MAY BE CALLED UPON TO PROTECT YOU. YOUR "YES" VOTE WILL: 1—Adjust tax discrimination which threatens to take the California Fishing Fleet to ports in other states. 2—Retain to the state the right to tax large steamships, which now pay mo taxes. Only 4 coastal counties receive tax benefits under the present law. The other 54 receive none. YOUR “YES” VOTE ON NUMBER 9 IS URGED IN RESOLUTIONS BY AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA thing, in a tailor shade of red. brown: delegates, its chiet, assistant chief , Will that talent win Mr. RooseSTATE FEDERATION OF LABOR The window looks out over the Chapaque Valley and. 2" company officers. — gf Wert election fore iuind verm, (OF, STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Fe é ; : Both trucks are equipped with will there be enough voters with ; THE STATE LEGISLATURE VOTED hills to the west and just now the wild grasses re turning pumps, water tanks of 100 “and 400! intelligence enough to review the FOR ITS ADOPTION. flame color and the swamp maple and beeches crimson, the! eajions capacity, 200 feet of garden! New Deal record, and judge him California Marine Development Council poison ivy is truly a beautiful gold and orange. hese on a reel on each truck for; ‘by that rather than by what he 5410 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — LOS ANGELES, CALIF, Po . BAERS. You should see how pretty the cedar spray looks fasten-. *™4!! fires, coats, hats, axes, oe ee Sees ee : y : lights and flash lights for night Ss = iv , * » pes i ed to my parchment desk lamp shade. The spangles are just fivens inddeis, in fast > arasieally Subscribe for The Nugget. the color of the parchment. everything that might be needed at. The world series, gone but not forgotten, can not be re-. 4 fire. i garded as a little thing, but it’ certainly afforded several pleasInhalator Purchased y Besides this equipment, the de. ant interludes during the time it was in progress. Perhaps the “We ; partment is now equipped with an most enjoyable aspect of those thrilling games was the good . ! y me ‘ 5 Gah a Tet inhalator for reviving drowning or ' sportsmanship displayed by the contending teams, the will-. asphixiated periaie Jae this co ingness to give credit where credti was due and the good nat-' mer three self contained oxygen ured acceptance of defeat by the losing Tigers. . breathing masks have been added to I wonder if political campaigns should be umpired. Hier eauinment” for. rescue wark< tn Iti ] : ] t % thet the a ae places where there is possibilities of Wy pleasing asso to realize that the deer hunting season . . ana a team composed of 12 mien has passed by with so few inadvertencies and fatal mistakes. . ana captain train with these masks Of course many antlered creatures lost their lives, a few does. at least once a month in their use. were slain and several spike bucks have’ been reported miss: Another feature of our jfresent} WANTED—Girl for cooking and e° . . epartm r i é f 2 c "or ¢ i c ing, but taken all in all, the hunting season has been unusualace ea ee Reid ies cenerat a wie ioe Mrs. : 3 Ss river ‘ se George L. Jones, 236 Nevada St.,. ly free from tragedy and the hunters themselves come through! 4 ai) times, Daring the eee trom Meiade Chir oa it practically unscathed. u August, 1939, to August, 1940, é . 4 s fa OO Water. ne 4 Year by year the hunting fraternity becomes more cau-. there were over 30 ca‘ls of which] "OR SALE—Cattle range, 644 acres tious; they have learned that deer not not wear hed hats and. ™°"e than 75 per cent were tele:. @t Birchville. Fenced, water, near that many things cause bushes to rustle beside startled bucks. . ?2°"° °#!'s to" chimney fires, which} School, store and stage. See E. O. y g €s to rustie beside startle ucKs. ‘were handled by the paid truck drivMay, French Corral. 910-102-9-16 They are also guarding the forests in which they delight to] ¢, alone, thus eliminating much con-. 28D. hunt from devastating fires; and these facts bring intense sat-. fusion and loss of time to the other _ Wendell Willkie is the candidate of right-thinking, red-blooded Americans who are determined that “We, The People” shall take back our government from the bureaucrats and regimentation-experts, who have blighted it, and create anew a land of opportunity—WHERE MEN CAN WORK AT _ PRIDEFUL EMPLOYMENT, instead of existing on government charity. There is no defeatism about Wendell Willkie. There is unbounded confidence in the future of Americal . Jobs for NINE MILLION MEN Wendell Willkie has faith that American enterprise can build an America ‘strong isfaction to us all. members of the department. Merchandise Back, enough to PUT NINE MILLION. MEN BACK Yes, there are many little pleasant things—great ones LEGAL NOTICES ee TO WORK; men now walking the streets, too, we find them as we open our hearts to the sunshine, and _ Buy, Trade, Sell with no hope but a pitiful dole.enlarge the scope and power of our appreciation. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO =e ‘ ° “HL ne ae bans oak be eect decker: ENC Ww ete Ge oe 210 Main St. Phone 410. America will WORK for Willkie—because Willkie Lie P ; r ALCOHOLIC. BEVERAGES geet a is WORKING for America. On November 5, vote to have won recognition from the Aryanistrocrats of Berlin. October 21st, 1940,. PUrmiture, Stoves, Dishes, Cooking against New Deal defeatism. Vot i t Thi d Expediency surely produces strange combinations.” TQ WHOM IT MAY CONCHRN: ee meee SOON, anne Term Dictatorshi Fi yc : A. MERRIAM CONNER. Notice is hereby given that fifteen Tools. One 1928 Dodge Coupe, erm Victatorship. Tees . days after the date posted, the ungood rubber, $25. Repair work —=} dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic A : OFFICERS WILL HEAR office in Sacramento wfli be the. beverages at these premises, describit Hike Glad: to apres a. Vote for VY : ‘ ° oe moc OF NA ) OPERATIONS guest speaker and will show motion ee ee Main Street, Allegh5 WENDELL WILLKIE : , ° pictures of the navy in operation. any. Sen i s : : The Sierra-Nevada Peace Officers CS : fae to such ivtcition. the; BXPERT,RADIO REPAIRING -—for President Association will hold its October ses-. During tomorrow afternoon the; . "! ee f : ! : : : j inde: ned is-applving to the State; Loud eaker Systems for Rent «+. Sf. Sion in the new Shamrock Cafe here] officers will meet in a competitive} ‘nard of Banalization for issuance . Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radi: * tomorrow night. The dinner is sched-. pistol shoot at the range near the! of an a:cnolic beverage license (or. gervice, ART’S RADIO HOSPiT Al! b) * uled to start at 7 o'clock. state division of forestry headquar-. ‘icenses) for these premises as folists i i 2 1 Pe Bat ku st : ieive: —Specialists in Radio Ils, 112 Cb @ -« Ay) / ee the Navy recruiting ters. : On Sais Distilled Spirits. South Church Street, Grass Valley. de se Cb ae eo See. me ~~) 160 TO WORK : Anyone desiring to protest the isx if 107 mul streee Nevada County Photo Center . . Ar¥one such license (2) may filo] WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Main. atl =f alll\ . §._—S«s-—sPHONE 67 ~~—s=*~Prrtraits, Commercial Photography, . . 2 Vevified protest with “the State] springs, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, ; ;5 PR fe ee ae eet oi : . DrORrenny. Board of Equalization at Sacramenround, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, to, Californi tati y 3 to, California, stating grounds for guaranitged. J. M. Bertsche, Watch " . ) Drovocrapres Enlarging and Framing, ~~ denial as provided by law. The prem, . se Pero Kodaks and Photo Supplies. ises are not now licensed for the ane Clock, repairing. With Bere Northern Cellfornia Willkie-MeNary Campaign Committee He 4 Vv; : . ay sale of alecholic beverages, Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West 532 Market Street, San Francisco Grass Valley Movie Cameras and Filme ; Ba cra Beers : CARL L. JOHNSON. . Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tt ~

+ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 24, 1940. PAGE TWO , ie ! ar . , = = a = — : : . : fr : Se c ————— orheart will return to his duties in ig = ) the Tahoe National Forest Service Névada City Nugget aap ae office here next week. yA 's __ apeRN : “ ‘. . Behalf of Willkie ] 305 Broad Street. Phone 36, WE ARE ASKED Now ‘TO SUBMIT . Eliweod M. Stone. dissatcher for A Legal News: apér, as.defined by statute. Printed and Published To ONE MAN ALONE WITH THE , Radio speaches in. behalf Of} the Tahoe National Forest, returned d z€fai NewS: T, Ss: i y i r i t : 1 chy + “ ‘ ee c ae Nevada City. WARNINGS OF 150 YEARS RINGING . Wendell Willkie’s election aA8/}. 44 Nevada City yesterday. after ae IN OUR EARS. ‘. . president of tha United States!] cnending several days in the TrucHH. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher WE ARE ASKED + \Ilare scheduled as follows for Fri-. } yoo area on Christmas tree work. © GAMBLE NOW WITH THE : Sem i-Ww : ‘. . day, Saturday and Sunday. Publ’shed Semi-Weekly, Monday and Thursday Mosy PRECIOUS OF HUMAN FPOSSESSIONS---Reiduy< BYLE p.m Aasdclatat Nevada City, California, and entered as mail a LI : sy Mee se are re At . etter of the second class in the postoffice at : GED Re BERTY ifj2d Willkie Clubs—Columbia : rhe ONLY REAL , Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, yy ~ WE MusT NOT . . . FO. SHOUHETE : ms if “ po Ws? ,; Frank O, Lowden, former 29vA eT UN SUBSCRIPTION RATES (. llornor of Himols—7:00° to 7:20 YOUR OWN! ~ One year (In Advance) -..-.2.--------2-------$2.50 , Yi oo vs . De wh: elec, trans, from Hollywood, Se ‘li Blue Network KGO. Governor ~ re ————— me Saoek Sg N . Towden will speak from his home pra { / = S . f. in’ Oregon, Ill. Democrats for i i: : e ° ° . ~ 2 ay : aes Bd Mu “ de Willkie Workers Strive For Big Vote Jy RI oe Bo ffseanie teas to.7:00 p.m. wot] SS oe Dw. in : ie € tual KER, Irvin 5. Cobb: 6:20 t is a good time to build that seoo eee eae x Ngy 7 p, m. Columbia KSFO. Cobb curity for your family! Never have This campaign is full of a number of things that make it / f ‘\ will be speaking fram Oklahoma]! financing atrangements been so = : a Ses re rey “ : City. Wendell Willkie 6:30 to 7 favorable for the man who wants stand out in our nation’s political activity. ~ AX Ce th esas 4 ents. aeenatty, it 0 y We've sarin epee buttons than ce before and, too, ; : . Saturday: Arthur H,. VandenLassie Toni, Wagons ak : : . ; a : : hi own for é S iheletnas Satie more kinds of buttons, stickers, folders and what-nots—all of BAS berg 6:45 to 7:16 p.m. Columblale . Ove Te Se ansent ‘rent i ae x ‘ USF 3 * Vandenberg will eS Aage : them red, white and blue. 2 KISFO. Senator ore payments, oe ; : i di 3 ~—y :, talk from Cleveland, Ohio. WenThink of the satisfaction of We le dodged te stickers and heard ee . = dell Willkie 8:30 to 9 p. m. elec. moving steadily toward the dream talks. We've had the usual — and unusual — requests for é, " cae egoHéiiproed. Blue Nett Lor every) family hesd—-e hone of : i aoe ‘ your own! Surely; donations. : aoe 2 } BS 0 worn ae ; familly history could be so thrill‘ But it is a startling thing to see volunteer workers take Sunday: 5:45 p. m. No Thirdl} . iyo as the announcement that the field in a get-out-the-vote drive. Disregarding routine of ) ; Term—Columbia KSFO. neha lige. a be proken = y political machinery, the’ activity and: energy of the Willkie = \ « : TN Gi : workers is the oustanding phenomenon of the campaign.’ 2 == wots ae Mier tele : ee ae Ge ake kk 3 With zeal, these crusaders have dug into the job of getXY iw = ees — earns — We Gak M iw te a eta cea Hl wo fut. . ‘ting out the vote on election day—‘‘regardless of party. isc vile Ee Otovine: tnevelied ap : Their job is to talk to every voter, asking that each perform FIRE TRUCK THINKING OUT LOUD the Feather River Highway os NEV AD A COUNTY ° ° 99 r hi ivi A i cy, then to Reno and reétufned to sage net sve duty : pie rarncor ane: es. (Continued from Page One) their home here via Donner SumLUMBER COMP ANY ; Like all worthy citizens, they know that to make demo(Continued from Page One) ke ve ee Se “@ a pe aah . . ' cracy nie oo for it must be shafted by all who en : polar hie dered tue ples turn over’ . : . “The Pioneer Lumber Yard” F oy its nefits. 54 memars. Number company, jin their graves. nes z i J ° . > re Sects fp taRt Fe Suc Page a Everhearts in Oregon— From that angle alone—from their detetrmination to reee ane “ 7 S pes, Ae wee ie MG ice plc levees Boulder Street, Phone 500 mind every eligible voter that he should vote on November}! . a es pees ie ee i. [aud family are visiting “with (Mra. Nevada City Ht ' oe F ‘ sus d whe:l hose cat. Nvmber 2 company! a deaf ear to the siren voice ; in 3—the Volunteers are performing a real job of citizenship. -. -.¢3 ¢1.000 in the same manner! of the radio, and judge the New . #verheart’s relatives in Oregon. Bvrae i : and equ‘pped themselves with a two! P-a! administration by the huge . : erence ; c “whee! hose cart. . molitieal machine created to keep a “ji; Wiliam Merton was elec’ed chief, Mr. Roosevelt in office, by th User WONDER-IN’ . engineer “ee dO 4 ae ae 1.000! AO oha oe Co soles ' feet of hose purchased. At this time, omieal proportions, by the nine A FY . : a _a board of fire delegates to repres-; million unemployed ‘“fnrgotten I wonder about pleasant things ent each company was elected with! men”, that for seven years have ! That come when skies are dreary, thrce members from each company. . existed on the do-é, by, a score oz: ‘ How Penn Co, Named . promises lightly made and lightly : A postcard from an absent friend, On June 23, 1860, Protection; broken? In brief will the voters A letter bright and cheery. Hook and Ladder Company was or-}. still measure the man by his And how amid the wrack of war lie! aeq atth 27 members, About! words and his promises, or will ican Suan tat this time Eureka Hose Company No. they decide at last to put a man . : s Around, below, above, . ING FLEET WHICH AS A : 1: : 2 purchased the cart an? apparatus; in the White House who came up The little pleasant things of life of Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 12; from the bottom of the heap to Still speak of hope and love. of San Francisco and changed their; become one of the country’s foreI wonder if, in this mad world of war and rumors of/ name to fit the name on the cart. F most business Jeadera? war, charges.and counter charges, alarm and alarmists, the. Tne development of the fire de-. © ———— — little pleasant things of life are becoming increasingly precpartment from then on has kept up The fact that Candidate Rooseus Th ave with m aiid vou: ; with the times. From the two wheelj velt first said he would make no — oF Bee ote eey a ‘hose earts to the four whee! hose! political camgaign owing to hig In a letter just received from a busy lady m far away . wagons pulled by hand and then by’ preoccupation with the country’s

New York, occurs an extract which I wish to share with yOu. horses to our two modern stream-! defense, but is now to make fivé “My office has an agquamariné: wall, ‘deep blue steel . lined t-ucks is’a story o% the progress . political speeches before Novembdesk, table and files, lighter aqua draperies at the window with. °f ¢lvilization. 1 Sty tedieates thal Be dy mca 13 ddi k b Ti oe th h Ne The present fire department is concerned about the drift to Willvig, reddis Frown roses chimbing up em, an arm Chair MM com ored o" the same Nevada Hose kie. So the people are to ‘be bomthe same material, and a smaller chair in dull yellow. There Co. No. 1 and Pennsylvania Engine: barded by the ‘best. radio voice is a small sofa—really a love seat, but it gets no love, poor! Company No. 2 with its board of heard since radios were invented. NAVAL DEFENSE AUXILIARY MAY BE CALLED UPON TO PROTECT YOU. YOUR "YES" VOTE WILL: 1—Adjust tax discrimination which threatens to take the California Fishing Fleet to ports in other states. 2—Retain to the state the right to tax large steamships, which now pay mo taxes. Only 4 coastal counties receive tax benefits under the present law. The other 54 receive none. YOUR “YES” VOTE ON NUMBER 9 IS URGED IN RESOLUTIONS BY AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, CALIFORNIA thing, in a tailor shade of red. brown: delegates, its chiet, assistant chief , Will that talent win Mr. RooseSTATE FEDERATION OF LABOR The window looks out over the Chapaque Valley and. 2" company officers. — gf Wert election fore iuind verm, (OF, STATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. Fe é ; : Both trucks are equipped with will there be enough voters with ; THE STATE LEGISLATURE VOTED hills to the west and just now the wild grasses re turning pumps, water tanks of 100 “and 400! intelligence enough to review the FOR ITS ADOPTION. flame color and the swamp maple and beeches crimson, the! eajions capacity, 200 feet of garden! New Deal record, and judge him California Marine Development Council poison ivy is truly a beautiful gold and orange. hese on a reel on each truck for; ‘by that rather than by what he 5410 WILSHIRE BOULEVARD — LOS ANGELES, CALIF, Po . BAERS. You should see how pretty the cedar spray looks fasten-. *™4!! fires, coats, hats, axes, oe ee Sees ee : y : lights and flash lights for night Ss = iv , * » pes i ed to my parchment desk lamp shade. The spangles are just fivens inddeis, in fast > arasieally Subscribe for The Nugget. the color of the parchment. everything that might be needed at. The world series, gone but not forgotten, can not be re-. 4 fire. i garded as a little thing, but it’ certainly afforded several pleasInhalator Purchased y Besides this equipment, the de. ant interludes during the time it was in progress. Perhaps the “We ; partment is now equipped with an most enjoyable aspect of those thrilling games was the good . ! y me ‘ 5 Gah a Tet inhalator for reviving drowning or ' sportsmanship displayed by the contending teams, the will-. asphixiated periaie Jae this co ingness to give credit where credti was due and the good nat-' mer three self contained oxygen ured acceptance of defeat by the losing Tigers. . breathing masks have been added to I wonder if political campaigns should be umpired. Hier eauinment” for. rescue wark< tn Iti ] : ] t % thet the a ae places where there is possibilities of Wy pleasing asso to realize that the deer hunting season . .. ana a team composed of 12 mien has passed by with so few inadvertencies and fatal mistakes. . ana captain train with these masks Of course many antlered creatures lost their lives, a few does. at least once a month in their use. were slain and several spike bucks have’ been reported miss: Another feature of our jfresent} WANTED—Girl for cooking and e° . . epartm r i é f 2 c "or ¢ i c ing, but taken all in all, the hunting season has been unusualace ea ee Reid ies cenerat a wie ioe Mrs. : 3 Ss river ‘ se George L. Jones, 236 Nevada St.,. ly free from tragedy and the hunters themselves come through! 4 ai) times, Daring the eee trom Meiade Chir oa it practically unscathed. u August, 1939, to August, 1940, é . 4 s fa OO Water. ne 4 Year by year the hunting fraternity becomes more cau-. there were over 30 ca‘ls of which] "OR SALE—Cattle range, 644 acres tious; they have learned that deer not not wear hed hats and. ™°"e than 75 per cent were tele:. @t Birchville. Fenced, water, near that many things cause bushes to rustle beside startled bucks. . ?2°"° °#!'s to" chimney fires, which} School, store and stage. See E. O. y g €s to rustie beside startle ucKs. ‘were handled by the paid truck drivMay, French Corral. 910-102-9-16 They are also guarding the forests in which they delight to] ¢, alone, thus eliminating much con-. 28D. hunt from devastating fires; and these facts bring intense sat-. fusion and loss of time to the other _ Wendell Willkie is the candidate of right-thinking, red-blooded Americans who are determined that “We, The People” shall take back our government from the bureaucrats and regimentation-experts, who have blighted it, and create anew a land of opportunity—WHERE MEN CAN WORK AT _ PRIDEFUL EMPLOYMENT, instead of existing on government charity. There is no defeatism about Wendell Willkie. There is unbounded confidence in the future of Americal . Jobs for NINE MILLION MEN Wendell Willkie has faith that American enterprise can build an America ‘strong isfaction to us all. members of the department. Merchandise Back, enough to PUT NINE MILLION. MEN BACK Yes, there are many little pleasant things—great ones LEGAL NOTICES ee TO WORK; men now walking the streets, too, we find them as we open our hearts to the sunshine, and _ Buy, Trade, Sell with no hope but a pitiful dole.enlarge the scope and power of our appreciation. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO =e ‘ ° “HL ne ae bans oak be eect decker: ENC Ww ete Ge oe 210 Main St. Phone 410. America will WORK for Willkie—because Willkie Lie P ; r ALCOHOLIC. BEVERAGES geet a is WORKING for America. On November 5, vote to have won recognition from the Aryanistrocrats of Berlin. October 21st, 1940,. PUrmiture, Stoves, Dishes, Cooking against New Deal defeatism. Vot i t Thi d Expediency surely produces strange combinations.” TQ WHOM IT MAY CONCHRN: ee meee SOON, anne Term Dictatorshi Fi yc : A. MERRIAM CONNER. Notice is hereby given that fifteen Tools. One 1928 Dodge Coupe, erm Victatorship. Tees . days after the date posted, the ungood rubber, $25. Repair work —=} dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic A : OFFICERS WILL HEAR office in Sacramento wfli be the. beverages at these premises, describit Hike Glad: to apres a. Vote for VY : ‘ ° oe moc OF NA ) OPERATIONS guest speaker and will show motion ee ee Main Street, Allegh5 WENDELL WILLKIE : , ° pictures of the navy in operation. any. Sen i s : : The Sierra-Nevada Peace Officers CS : fae to such ivtcition. the; BXPERT,RADIO REPAIRING -—for President Association will hold its October ses-. During tomorrow afternoon the; . "! ee f : ! : : : j inde: ned is-applving to the State; Loud eaker Systems for Rent «+. Sf. Sion in the new Shamrock Cafe here] officers will meet in a competitive} ‘nard of Banalization for issuance . Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radi: * tomorrow night. The dinner is sched-. pistol shoot at the range near the! of an a:cnolic beverage license (or. gervice, ART’S RADIO HOSPiT Al! b) * uled to start at 7 o'clock. state division of forestry headquar-. ‘icenses) for these premises as folists i i 2 1 Pe Bat ku st : ieive: —Specialists in Radio Ils, 112 Cb @ -« Ay) / ee the Navy recruiting ters. : On Sais Distilled Spirits. South Church Street, Grass Valley. de se Cb ae eo See. me ~~) 160 TO WORK : Anyone desiring to protest the isx if 107 mul streee Nevada County Photo Center . . Ar¥one such license (2) may filo] WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00. Main. atl =f alll\ . §._—S«s-—sPHONE 67 ~~—s=*~Prrtraits, Commercial Photography, . . 2 Vevified protest with “the State] springs, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, ; ;5 PR fe ee ae eet oi : . DrORrenny. Board of Equalization at Sacramenround, 25c, fancy, 50c. All work 8 Hour Kodak Finishing, Old Copies, to, Californi tati y 3 to, California, stating grounds for guaranitged. J. M. Bertsche, Watch " . ) Drovocrapres Enlarging and Framing, ~~ denial as provided by law. The prem, . se Pero Kodaks and Photo Supplies. ises are not now licensed for the ane Clock, repairing. With Bere Northern Cellfornia Willkie-MeNary Campaign Committee He 4 Vv; : . ay sale of alecholic beverages, Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West 532 Market Street, San Francisco Grass Valley Movie Cameras and Filme ; Ba cra Beers : CARL L. JOHNSON. . Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tt ~