October 30, 1936 (8 pages)

Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher ¥. (CUU6T, DOESNT MAKE Nevada City, California, and entered as Nevada City, 1879. « a SUBSCRIPTION. RATES One year (In Advance) Published Semi-Weekly, Monday. and Friday at mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at under Act of Congress, March 3, Heldesfertedteotesfertcieeteriotetentente SALAS ASEAN SETTER E Setelotetetedutetetetatotetetetedetetetesteteteatedtestede ds Going Up 3 citizen into the hole. ernment spends $2.12. -must be redeemed by taxes assessed upon the citizens. The New Deal spending jag is running the American Each family’s share of the debt is $1,048, 55 per cent greater than in 1933. Hidden taxes . have increased 157 per cent. For every dollar it receives the _gOovThe deficit is cared for by the issuance of botids which a Dirty Work scription records, was most effective. Of course Farley sisted in the ears of the nation: “T accept it, one hundred ‘cent.’ More dirty work. : Vandenberg’s speech, using Roosevelt’s*oice in transjected, calling it dirty work. But ever since Roosevelt broke the promises of the Democratic platform his voice has perobper Opposite Ideas On Civil Service . protected by civil service have dropped from 80 per cent 60 per cent and 250,000 employes: have been added service. Here is what Landon thinks as he expressed it in acceptance speech: and to its restoration, improvement and extension. 1 the merit be included within Under the Roosevelt administration Federal employes to the Federal payroll. That shows what Roosevelt thinks of civil ‘The convention pledges the party to the merit system “In serine out this pledge I believe that there should system every position in the adto BRAVO sh Cc ace} 1 Tm 4 Soveintit 1936, Oakland Tribune his KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD TO SING IN SACRAMENTO Special seat sections are being reGood photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing serfut DrcrocrapHer Grass Valley vice. . 1 served for groups. of s¢hool students ministrative service below ‘the rank of assistant» secretaries of from various parts of Northern Calimajor departments and agencies, and that this inclusion. fornia for the concert to be given should cover the entire post office department.” by Kirsten Flagstad, Metropolitan : . eve = .— . soprano, November 4 in Memorial ees Te Tl di h ei ‘auditorium, Sacramento. Ae f 107 Mill St. ne studio that satisfies. Arrangements for group seating may be made at Ye Music Shoppe, Sacramento. Mme. Flagstad, ‘world’s leading soprano Singer of Richard Wagner’s music, has two famous Wagnerian selections programmed for her con“Reg Ads Get Results cert. They are “‘Hlsa’s Dream,’’ from “Lohengrin,” ‘and “Du Bist’ Der Lenz’, Sieglinde’s aria:from ‘‘Walkure.”’ oe Hallowe’en ®ance NORTH SAN JUAN SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 31 Music by Chili Peppers Orchestra Admission: $1.00 Supper Extra Many selections from Strauss will be sung, including ‘‘Ich Lieve Dich.”’ “Bright Night (Grieg) and “Spendthrift’? (Ernest Charles) are other well known songs included in the 16 numbers programmed. This will be Northern California’s only opportunity to hear Flagstad, since her San Francisco opera season is sold out. Tickets are on sale now at Ye Musie Shoppe, Sacramento. ‘there will be parades through the BIG HALLOWE'EN DANCE SATURDAY There will be a Hallowe’en dance tomorrow (Saturday) night in North San Juan, under the auspices of the San Juan Ridge Improvement League. Special jazz music will be provided for the occasion. The dancers may wear masks or not .as they please. During the evening.a spec-ial brand of hamburgers will be ser'ved along with coffee, from 8 o’clock on. Twamley Memorial Hall where these popular events are held will be specially decorated with Hallowe’en symbolic and _ traditional adernments. : big iIDEMOCRATIC RALLY In Grass Valley’s Memorial Hal} this evening “the Demoeratie forces will hold a rally. Before the rally street of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Speakers this evening will be John Lewis, .Revenue Collector San Francisco, and Gus Helm, assistant Uniited States district attorof4 in i do —there are \ theorists there. e less army sugar American The budget is not the only thing Washington that is not balanced still a lot of professor. . blocks Wallace paid millions of . jlars te sugar growers to produce sugar. Now the U. s. and buys a million pounds of . from Java—a big hekp to the farmer, Secretary comes NUGGET ADS. PAY TO TAKE PART IN. BRIDGEO OPENING» ' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29:.— Chambers of Commerce over . the state, both city and county organizations, are, expected generally to participate in the November 12, 13° and 14 Rainbow Fete in this city heralding the completion of the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge. The rainbow hues, violet, blue, green,: yellow, orange and red, official cele bration colors, will dominate in the decorative pian. Among outstanding featanes of the celebration will be two spect ular parades, a day parade’ onNovember 13 and a night parade and electrical: pageant on November 14. The Citizens’ Committee in charge of the fete today exténded a formal . invitation to the various commercial organizations of the state to participate, requesting that, so far as possible, seats for the parades bé made in. by. te various organizations planning to visit the celebration. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at The Nugget Office. SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL Auditorium WEDNESDAY . NIGHT, NOVEMBER 4TH KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING SOPRANO Reservations and Buy Tickets NOW. To Make Season Make Checks Payable SHOPPE, SACTO. . YE MUSIC 1014—10TH SfT., Prices $2.75 $2.20; $1.75; . $1.10 (i socaes tax) ney, also of San Francisco. .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE: CHAS. E, LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City 128 Main Street Phone 138 and efficiency. the most economical fuel oil. ' Just think! No ashes! No dirt! uniform hgat at all Hes Tak rx Vote NO On Amendments . No 3 and 9 raids ‘up to ust ia heee ‘Abita Medal 108 Pine Street ~ 132 Mill Street LONERGAN Fireside HEATER, The new Lonergan Fireside Heater will become one of your, most prized possessions because it is so far advanced in design Yet the surprising initial cost is no more than the old-fashioned trouble-making coal ‘The Leama is a complete selfs ‘contained heating plant that ine, _cludes burner; oi! tank and acces‘sories. Needs only to be hooked ‘exclusive features Including the famous Lonergan Solar Flame and the patented Lonergan Tapered ‘Heating Chamber. Let us mow them m (ey fois tele ae C fn Foote Electrical Co. burning stove and it burns ee > ay No basher! A AS humidified 3 a wpeca convenience! / the flue for operation. Many, eS Nevada City Grass Valley PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Private and Class Work Acrobatics, Every Tuesday Tap Classes Women’s Improvement Club— 217 S. Church Street Grass Valley FRED LYNN’S DANCING SCHOOL SEASON TICKETS FOR 5 GREAT ARTISTS — $5.00; $7.56; $10.00 (PLUS TAX) Travelers HOTEL GOOD ROOMS, BAR MIXED DRINKS BEER, WINE Our Dining Room specializes in Sunday Italian Dinners —Complete 75c. Also good, regular meals. e@ @ 152 East Main Street. Phone Grass Valley 194 Grass Valley ca Se a ee a ee ce Mies paretecenneeeeseseeesesetesteteseeeenseees + Beauty Culture —FROM A TO Z— A good hair arrangement.” The most important part of getting ready for the celebration of Hallowe’en Eve. Even a pretty face and dress don’t overcome badly dressed hair. ae, Do It Ps am (Permanent $3.50 and up) and (F ale 50c) ~ 308 Gaui Shonet reservations for grand stand . ™@

Nevada City Nugget A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at Nevada City. H. M. LEETE Editor and Publisher ¥. (CUU6T, DOESNT MAKE Nevada City, California, and entered as Nevada City, 1879. « a SUBSCRIPTION. RATES One year (In Advance) Published Semi-Weekly, Monday. and Friday at mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at under Act of Congress, March 3, Heldesfertedteotesfertcieeteriotetentente SALAS ASEAN SETTER E Setelotetetedutetetetatotetetetedetetetesteteteatedtestede ds Going Up 3 citizen into the hole. ernment spends $2.12. -must be redeemed by taxes assessed upon the citizens. The New Deal spending jag is running the American Each family’s share of the debt is $1,048, 55 per cent greater than in 1933. Hidden taxes . have increased 157 per cent. For every dollar it receives the _gOovThe deficit is cared for by the issuance of botids which a Dirty Work scription records, was most effective. Of course Farley sisted in the ears of the nation: “T accept it, one hundred ‘cent.’ More dirty work. : Vandenberg’s speech, using Roosevelt’s*oice in transjected, calling it dirty work. But ever since Roosevelt broke the promises of the Democratic platform his voice has perobper Opposite Ideas On Civil Service . protected by civil service have dropped from 80 per cent 60 per cent and 250,000 employes: have been added service. Here is what Landon thinks as he expressed it in acceptance speech: and to its restoration, improvement and extension. 1 the merit be included within Under the Roosevelt administration Federal employes to the Federal payroll. That shows what Roosevelt thinks of civil ‘The convention pledges the party to the merit system “In serine out this pledge I believe that there should system every position in the adto BRAVO sh Cc ace} 1 Tm 4 Soveintit 1936, Oakland Tribune his KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD TO SING IN SACRAMENTO Special seat sections are being reGood photos at reasonable prices—no guess work. 8hour Kodak finishing serfut DrcrocrapHer Grass Valley vice. . 1 served for groups. of s¢hool students ministrative service below ‘the rank of assistant» secretaries of from various parts of Northern Calimajor departments and agencies, and that this inclusion. fornia for the concert to be given should cover the entire post office department.” by Kirsten Flagstad, Metropolitan : . eve = .— . soprano, November 4 in Memorial ees Te Tl di h ei ‘auditorium, Sacramento. Ae f 107 Mill St. ne studio that satisfies. Arrangements for group seating may be made at Ye Music Shoppe, Sacramento. Mme. Flagstad, ‘world’s leading soprano Singer of Richard Wagner’s music, has two famous Wagnerian selections programmed for her con“Reg Ads Get Results cert. They are “‘Hlsa’s Dream,’’ from “Lohengrin,” ‘and “Du Bist’ Der Lenz’, Sieglinde’s aria:from ‘‘Walkure.”’ oe Hallowe’en ®ance NORTH SAN JUAN SATURDAY NIGHT OCTOBER 31 Music by Chili Peppers Orchestra Admission: $1.00 Supper Extra Many selections from Strauss will be sung, including ‘‘Ich Lieve Dich.”’ “Bright Night (Grieg) and “Spendthrift’? (Ernest Charles) are other well known songs included in the 16 numbers programmed. This will be Northern California’s only opportunity to hear Flagstad, since her San Francisco opera season is sold out. Tickets are on sale now at Ye Musie Shoppe, Sacramento. ‘there will be parades through the BIG HALLOWE'EN DANCE SATURDAY There will be a Hallowe’en dance tomorrow (Saturday) night in North San Juan, under the auspices of the San Juan Ridge Improvement League. Special jazz music will be provided for the occasion. The dancers may wear masks or not .as they please. During the evening.a spec-ial brand of hamburgers will be ser'ved along with coffee, from 8 o’clock on. Twamley Memorial Hall where these popular events are held will be specially decorated with Hallowe’en symbolic and _ traditional adernments. : big iIDEMOCRATIC RALLY In Grass Valley’s Memorial Hal} this evening “the Demoeratie forces will hold a rally. Before the rally street of Nevada City and Grass Valley. Speakers this evening will be John Lewis, .Revenue Collector San Francisco, and Gus Helm, assistant Uniited States district attorof4 in i do —there are \ theorists there.. e less army sugar American The budget is not the only thing Washington that is not balanced still a lot of professor. . blocks Wallace paid millions of . jlars te sugar growers to produce sugar. Now the U. s. and buys a million pounds of . from Java—a big hekp to the farmer, Secretary comes NUGGET ADS. PAY TO TAKE PART IN. BRIDGEO OPENING» ' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 29:.— Chambers of Commerce over . the

state, both city and county organizations, are, expected generally to participate in the November 12, 13° and 14 Rainbow Fete in this city heralding the completion of the San Francisco-Oakland bay bridge. The rainbow hues, violet, blue, green,: yellow, orange and red, official cele bration colors, will dominate in the decorative pian. Among outstanding featanes of the celebration will be two spect ular parades, a day parade’ onNovember 13 and a night parade and electrical: pageant on November 14. The Citizens’ Committee in charge of the fete today exténded a formal . invitation to the various commercial organizations of the state to participate, requesting that, so far as possible, seats for the parades bé made in. by. te various organizations planning to visit the celebration. No Trespassing or Hunting Signs. PRINTED ON CLOTH. For sale at The Nugget Office. SACRAMENTO MEMORIAL Auditorium WEDNESDAY . NIGHT, NOVEMBER 4TH KIRSTEN FLAGSTAD WORLD'S GREATEST LIVING SOPRANO Reservations and Buy Tickets NOW. To Make Season Make Checks Payable SHOPPE, SACTO. . YE MUSIC 1014—10TH SfT., Prices $2.75 $2.20; $1.75; . $1.10 (i socaes tax) ney, also of San Francisco. .Nevada City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1936 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE: CHAS. E, LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere Auto Repairs of Every Kind Nevada City 128 Main Street Phone 138 and efficiency. the most economical fuel oil. ' Just think! No ashes! No dirt! uniform hgat at all Hes Tak rx Vote NO On Amendments . No 3 and 9 raids ‘up to ust ia heee ‘Abita Medal 108 Pine Street ~ 132 Mill Street LONERGAN Fireside HEATER, The new Lonergan Fireside Heater will become one of your, most prized possessions because it is so far advanced in design Yet the surprising initial cost is no more than the old-fashioned trouble-making coal ‘The Leama is a complete selfs ‘contained heating plant that ine, _cludes burner; oi! tank and acces‘sories. Needs only to be hooked ‘exclusive features Including the famous Lonergan Solar Flame and the patented Lonergan Tapered ‘Heating Chamber. Let us mow them m (ey fois tele ae C fn Foote Electrical Co. burning stove and it burns ee > ay No basher! A AS humidified 3 a wpeca convenience! / the flue for operation. Many, eS Nevada City Grass Valley PROFESSIONAL TRAINING Private and Class Work Acrobatics, Every Tuesday Tap Classes Women’s Improvement Club— 217 S. Church Street Grass Valley FRED LYNN’S DANCING SCHOOL SEASON TICKETS FOR 5 GREAT ARTISTS — $5.00; $7.56; $10.00 (PLUS TAX) Travelers HOTEL GOOD ROOMS, BAR MIXED DRINKS BEER, WINE Our Dining Room specializes in Sunday Italian Dinners —Complete 75c. Also good, regular meals. e@ @ 152 East Main Street. Phone Grass Valley 194 Grass Valley ca Se a ee a ee ce Mies paretecenneeeeseseeesesetesteteseeeenseees + Beauty Culture —FROM A TO Z— A good hair arrangement.” The most important part of getting ready for the celebration of Hallowe’en Eve. Even a pretty face and dress don’t overcome badly dressed hair. ae, Do It Ps am (Permanent $3.50 and up) and (F ale 50c) ~ 308 Gaui Shonet reservations for grand stand . ™@