October 6, 1933 (8 pages)

; oy Nevada City Nugget. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Pub: lished at Nevada City. ; H. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON....----------Publishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Caijifornia, and entered ag mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at NevadaCity, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879, SUBCRIPTION RATES Qne year, —, PROTECTING NATURAL RESOURCES *% Dozens of notable public and private careers in our hisstory have been dedicated to the principle of conservation of national resources. Greeley and Grady and Watterson and other great editors thundered anathma at many administrations for neglect of the riches with which nature has endowed the country. More than one Cabinet crisis resulted from determined attempts to safeguard the Nation’s mineral and timber supplies. we = ‘It remained for the National Recovery Act to bring about this fundamental economic — In a manner that to one unfamiliar with the high purposes of our President, the accomplishment may have seemed almost incidental. Yet, like child labor and swea shops and racketeering and other obnoxis a major matter and he gave it immediate concern, As the 300,000 young men in 1,500 forest camps are serves, so there is now mandatory provisions in the code of fair competition of the lumber industry whicch definitely lines up the owners of all private forests in the United States behind the fixed policy of forest conservation. Secretary of Ag-; heart of the problem of forest depletion by destructive lumber. ing.” : 3 Five millions is being spent in checking soil erosion to . provide for reforestation. Destruction of forests by fire, plant ' disease, and insect pests is being fought by the Civilian Con . servation Corps. Under the operation of the codes of the oil and coal industries already there is assurance that there will no longer be waste, so recently wanton, of those irreparable resources. These seemingly secondardy phases of the national recovery program will restore incalculable national wealth and . . re-create confidence in the efficacy of government. PROFITABLE READING a “Our lives are shaped in no small degree by what we read,’ says Professor Leon J. Richardson, director of the Extension Division of the University of California. “Some read too little, some too much. Mental nurture is not unlike the nourishment of the body; too little food hamp_ ers growth, while too much makes one sluggish. A mind untrained by reading is an unfurnished flat; whereas heaping up poor matter clutters the mental house. Read, therefore, what you can aésimilate, what is worth while, what you are genuine» dy interested in. : “You strive to promote your work and enrich your life. Read, therefore, systematically where information and knowledge must be gathered, but as the spirit prompts when you would be lifted to the heights. Read now for practical ends, ‘as when a workaday problem has to be solved, now with the _/ ‘game motive that makes you cast yourself down a hillside to _ / contemplate a sunset. Read prose and poetry. ““The inventors of the alphabet could little have foreseen 3 die ‘cla uses to which their signs and symbols would some day 4 jous evils, protection of public ‘wealth in the President's mind+ engaged in scientific preservation of timber on government re="} riculture Wallace said of this code provision: “‘It strikes at the! nothing to ; supply “been so great. a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET KEEP TRYING I can’t do this and I can’t do that, So what is the use of trying? The task is hard and the way is long, And the whole world’s filled with sighing. But a new day smiled thru the mists of dawn And kindled my hopes anew; : And a lark sang clear in a meadow near, , ‘There is nothing you cannot do!" ‘Think of my task,” said the dragon fly, On her gossamer wings of blue, ‘Il came from the depths of a slimy pool— . There is nothing you cannot do!” A creeping worm near a garden wall, With its patience rebuked my sighing; “I go,” it said, ““on my weary way, But soon I'll be flying—flying!”’ A wild rose whispered the message true, From its glowing heart of gold; z It was taken up by a summer breeze, And unto the wide world told. The sun and the moon and the morning stars Sang the wonderful theme anew, ° ne Till the whole world echoed the glad refrain, “There is nothing you cannot do!”’ E ] can do this and I can do that, . And hope to my heart came flying; The way is long and the task is hard; But I'll win if I just keep trying! A. MERRIAM CONNER. 5 j and an occasional news release indiGOVERNOR RACE <= a ‘‘public relations counsel” in the background. Richards is siBy MELVIN LORD lent, but Harvey Toy of San FranSACRAMENTO, Oct. 2-——(UP)— ciseo, who was chairman of Friend’s highway commission, is beating the The law of supply and demand has do with gubernatorial 33 tom-tom. candidates, and at no time in the If agitation of sales tax repeal history of the state has the potential continues a live question it will : prove an important. political issue. But the very fact that would result in a deficit of some $120,000,000 for the state and probably necessitate a state ad volorem tax and a high income tax in all brackets is likely to prove discouraging. State officials seem to think the grumbling gradually will die out. intricasies of state government. Mr. In glancing over the list it wouid appear that he Republicans are out after the Democratic toga of confusion: : For instamce, it, took Governor . Rolph only a few minutes. to jot down the.names of 12 men who reportedly have their eyes on the capitol’s corner office. And the governor. has been sick and supposedly not in touch with things? This state superintendent of ‘With Him Johnson is doing. a lot of traveling, . its repeal’ The statement of Vierling Kersey, public instruction, that schools should keep is the governor’s Republiate! FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933» eee Aa a 9 mena a ee Law Catches U \-“Grass Valley Cleaners . ; Ed. Burtner, Proprietor «111 West Main Street 1 move against the sales tax can qual. ify. can list with his own parenthetical . afterthoughts: Lt. Governor: Frank F. Merriam, State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson, (Johnson? I think I’ve heard before he was going to run); Senator Herbert C. Jones (he sponsored the still act); Rev. Robert Shuler; Former Governer Friend W. Richardson; Former Governor €.-€. Yeung; Congressman Bill Traeger; former Con gressman Joe Crail; Major Walter THE FACTORY. STORE Next to Hales SACRAMENTO N. R.A. NEW SWEATERS! . FROSTY WOOLS be put; how a man might read to take his mind off a mortgage to make a journey seem shorter, to kill ennui, to rest the mind after an emotional storm, or to lull himself to sleep at night. ~ If you would develop powers and abilities, read not often ~~ gqerely-to.pass the time, for listless reading breeds a poor memoo Do not limit your reading to one field, as does the person grhose sole passion is to devour fiction. — Such an unbalanced dict is morbiferous. One has to wrest the truth from some authors; or become a detective to capture the meaning of others. Be not always satisfied with the first gleaning of a volume. Great books especially must be read again and again if one is to uncover their deepest veins of thought. Reflect on what you read, recall from time to you especially significant, discuss and draw conclusions. So will you b upon your own life. time to time the books that seem their import, be critical ring great ideas to bear Tuller (they tell me he’s the only man who can save the Republican party); Mark Requa; Fred E. Stewart ,member of the board of equalization. (He’s pretty busy with the \sales tax, isn’t he?). “Rolph; vigorously asserting. there . . . was no reason Why he should not run, refused to add his name to the list. In answer to an assertion by Be the First to Wear One! $5.95 Brushed wools with a. frosty finish that makes everyone stop to feel and exclaim: “how Also chegked sHp-on blouses with clevex zippers. nice!”-Soft,. thinck, warm coats . {] . SAVE TIME AND AONE, Electrical . We Answer 8S. O. S. Mine Calis Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pressing, Re. FOR SALE A POCKET MINING MANUEL—B. Harveys Bennett subjects include all phases and facts of mining. Everyone interested in mining should have a copy. Price 75c at the Nevada City Nugget office. Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 pér cent of all fires originate in deAssemblyman Charles Dempster of 34 to 40 Los Angeles that:‘“Rolph was finishBROWN, BLUE, RED, GREEN ed in the south,” the governor said ‘TAILORED the had “seen no indication I have i lost the confidence of: the people.” Wool Skirts In the meantime actual campaign $2.95 ones were few and raed bat ween. It’s fashioned of wool crepe Senator Jones has done little since . and haa. two. double: <kick his formal announcement. Merriam s gate . sleats both in front and back. is satisfied to make speeches on the . . . BLACK, NAVY and BROWN *. down. The Indian Hill mize, south o DOWNIEVILLE MINING ACTIVITY INCREASES _~ Reports from Downieville are to the effect that New York capital is son or as soon as enough rain ha fallen to permit the sluice the gravel. L. Donner has Downieville, is to open later this sea-i A sy 2 “. A Superior company to just « completed . s fe . Sizes 24 to 34 ALSO TWEEDS WOOL SWEATERS $3.95 Soft, fleecy, brushed wool in a coat style, zipped up the Service building a road to the mine of John, Costa and it is expected that with. easier access to the property it -will : ration. operate soon be in operation { Congressman Harry E. Englebright . returned Wednesday from a business . trip to San. Francisco and Sacra-! %eing invested in the Telegraph ‘mine. It is expected that within a hort time this property will be reopened and continue to through the winter. _ The Wide Awake mine, which has a-erew of five or six men em-~WW. R.Jefford fronfi jwith a talon hookless fastener. In grand colors, too. NEW SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS FOR WOMEN fective or stopped up flues. Avoid this dangerous FIRE HAZARD by having , your flues cleaned. Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners. A. C Thomas. Ph. 298 Gx V. 95-9te.. pairmg.Made to measure NEVADA CITY SUMUANOUANONeNAANeNeHeHesHEBNeNEKeHEHeNeHeHD NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County o! ornia Annual production over $3,000,000 years of experience and Management wishes cure position in large camp--Can give good references. Address H. C. Eesser, Gen. Del. Nevada, City, California. bookkeeping, payrolls, now! ployed all summer has just closed . mento. & Son : . — epaaias : FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 = AY REN IT C ARD P ARTY Nevada City and Grass Valley: . . 9 ~The Honor Society of the Nevada City High : GROAIRY FEEDS 1 will give a Benefit for a Nevada City Student f NEVADA CITY 7 COAL & WOOD QUICK SS “cea October 6, at LAUNDRY uit Spring. Street SS reat cave IL. We. Onll and Deliver _W. KOTCHAPAW Bele i ee ei oe NET Qh Dpmmenetal Pipee EI ae a ie ore —ne _ <P as City. 1 mo. — ECONOMICAL EXPERIENCED Cook with wife assistant with in Cooking to seMINE MANAGERS ATTENTION:— Don’t waste your time on office chores! I will take care of your insurance statements, correspondence, on an hourly or other part time basis. Get your cost: accounting started I can take full charge of setting up your books. Call 10 between 1:00 and 3:00 or address Miss Alice Moore, box 785, Nevada For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, Calif. PIM ro: = : = TU LLU LLU Ly (OSE UPUeaanscerecmneedgiy i Wu 3 UO TT Just a Little Better OWL TAVERN CAFE “YOU CAN’T BETTER THE BEST” Finest Food and Coffee and BEER 134 Mill Street Grass Valley, Galif. { = Se a . road—Hunting and fishing Box C _ D. Nugget Office tf FOUR PLACER CLAIMS FOR SALE 80 acres. Tunnel in 1,000 feet— Two log houses, new. Fine spring and spring house. Woodshed full of wood—Scenic view on good SEE ME ABOUT YOUR EYES —_—_———. . . GEO. H. SHIRKEY, 0. D. Address Kurt A. Stolberg, care o ASSAYER—Desires position. Fifteen years experience. 37 years of age. N. S. Jackson, Hoge mine, Nevada. ¥ OPTOMETRIST . f 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY Baggy Knees v have stalled many 2 man on the road to success, Have ‘em cleaned Have ’em pressed sd at the Grass Valley Cleaners Phone 375 MAIL G . ORDERS GIVEN ._PROMPT ATTENTION BWe Credit your ates Phone : Co George ‘Machine Gun” Kelly. ; noforious gunman who has CLEANING AND PRESSING been” wanted: for -murder in CASH AND CARRY three large cities and for al: leged participation in the kidSUITS denser ses secsseseretgnnaimnatenteotine $1.16 naping of Charies F. Urschel. . DRESSES .. $1.00 and up Oklahoma City oil millionaire, LADIES’ AND MEN’S is shown above after his ee ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS in Memphis, Tenn. To avoid deTee Talo. Made Custom Clothes tection, Kelly had bleached his he $17.50 lark hair yellow: <A clue fur00 up . / nished by .a 12-year-old girl PHONE 217-W led to his capture STEER IDE 1 oO. oe HOURS: ’ Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose have 7:30 A. M, to 5:30 P. M. 1 returend from a visit-to Los Angeles. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop =: They were there the morning of the! Bost Building Broad § earthquake but suffered no injury. Nevada City, California They were glad to gt back to the old home town. They report the}; shock quite severe but very little . : ‘ z damage was done. Fire and Automobile out of politics has been Well receiv. Insurance ed. It might be difficult to follow : \ this advice, say, in the event of a} H. B. DOW vote on sales tax repeal. Success of ; the repeal movement would mean: NOTARY PUBLIC that the state would have_cn in-. mediate need of reciting the $72,208 Main St. Phone 207J 000,000 in annual school costs reP cently taken from the counties. The . Nevada City schools would not care for that. Too, it is likely that Senator Jones, long — a friend of the educators in the leg. islature, might expect a little active . 8 . support. Edd. Addington There has been every indication Governor Rolph will call a special elNevada City Electrical Wks.ection on the water plan referendum Pip fees in the near future. Likely the call Repairi : iring, Plannin will be made before the initiative pS 5 8, 4 4 \. \ Installing. Anything ry

; oy Nevada City Nugget. A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Pub: lished at Nevada City. ; H. M. LEETE and C. B. ANDERSON.......----------Publishers Published semi-weekly, Monday and Friday, at Nevada City, Caijifornia, and entered ag mail matter of the second class in the postoffice at NevadaCity, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879, SUBCRIPTION RATES Qne year, —, PROTECTING NATURAL RESOURCES *% Dozens of notable public and private careers in our hisstory have been dedicated to the principle of conservation of national resources. Greeley and Grady and Watterson and other great editors thundered anathma at many administrations for neglect of the riches with which nature has endowed the country. More than one Cabinet crisis resulted from determined attempts to safeguard the Nation’s mineral and timber supplies. we = ‘It remained for the National Recovery Act to bring about this fundamental economic — In a manner that to one unfamiliar with the high purposes of our President, the accomplishment may have seemed almost incidental. Yet, like child labor and swea shops and racketeering and other obnoxis a major matter and he gave it immediate concern, As the 300,000 young men in 1,500 forest camps are serves, so there is now mandatory provisions in the code of fair competition of the lumber industry whicch definitely lines up the owners of all private forests in the United States behind the fixed policy of forest conservation. Secretary of Ag-; heart of the problem of forest depletion by destructive lumber. ing.” : 3 Five millions is being spent in checking soil erosion to . provide for reforestation. Destruction of forests by fire, plant ' disease, and insect pests is being fought by the Civilian Con . servation Corps. Under the operation of the codes of the oil and coal industries already there is assurance that there will no longer be waste, so recently wanton, of those irreparable resources. These seemingly secondardy phases of the national recovery program will restore incalculable national wealth and . . re-create confidence in the efficacy of government. PROFITABLE READING a “Our lives are shaped in no small degree by what we read,’ says Professor Leon J. Richardson, director of the Extension Division of the University of California. “Some read too little, some too much. Mental nurture is not unlike the nourishment of the body; too little food hamp_ ers growth, while too much makes one sluggish. A mind untrained by reading is an unfurnished flat; whereas heaping up poor matter clutters the mental house. Read, therefore, what you can aésimilate, what is worth while, what you are genuine» dy interested in. : “You strive to promote your work and enrich your life. Read, therefore, systematically where information and knowledge must be gathered, but as the spirit prompts when you would be lifted to the heights. Read now for practical ends, ‘as when a workaday problem has to be solved, now with the _/ ‘game motive that makes you cast yourself down a hillside to _ / contemplate a sunset. Read prose and poetry. ““The inventors of the alphabet could little have foreseen 3 die ‘cla uses to which their signs and symbols would some day 4 jous evils, protection of public ‘wealth in the President's mind+ engaged in scientific preservation of timber on government re="} riculture Wallace said of this code provision: “‘It strikes at the! nothing to ; supply “been so great. a THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET KEEP TRYING I can’t do this and I can’t do that, So what is the use of trying? The task is hard and the way is long, And the whole world’s filled with sighing. But a new day smiled thru the mists of dawn And kindled my hopes anew; : And a lark sang clear in a meadow near, , ‘There is nothing you cannot do!" ‘Think of my task,” said the dragon fly, On her gossamer wings of blue, ‘Il came from the depths of a slimy pool— . There is nothing you cannot do!” A creeping worm near a garden wall, With its patience rebuked my sighing; “I go,” it said, ““on my weary way, But soon I'll be flying—flying!”’ A wild rose whispered the message true, From its glowing heart of gold; z It was taken up by a summer breeze, And unto the wide world told. The sun and the moon and the morning stars Sang the wonderful theme anew, ° ne Till the whole world echoed the glad refrain, “There is nothing you cannot do!”’ E ] can do this and I can do that, . And hope to my heart came flying; The way is long and the task is hard; But I'll win if I just keep trying! A. MERRIAM CONNER. 5 j and an occasional news release indiGOVERNOR RACE <= a ‘‘public relations counsel” in the background. Richards is siBy MELVIN LORD lent, but Harvey Toy of San FranSACRAMENTO, Oct. 2-——(UP)— ciseo, who was chairman of Friend’s highway commission, is beating the The law of supply and demand has do with gubernatorial 33 tom-tom. candidates, and at no time in the If agitation of sales tax repeal history of the state has the potential continues a live question it will : prove an important. political issue. But the very fact that would result in a deficit of some $120,000,000 for the state and probably necessitate a state ad volorem tax and a high income tax in all brackets is likely to prove discouraging. State officials seem to think the grumbling gradually will die out. intricasies of state government. Mr. In glancing over the list it wouid appear that he Republicans are out after the Democratic toga of confusion: : For instamce, it, took Governor . Rolph only a few minutes. to jot down the.names of 12 men who reportedly have their eyes on the capitol’s corner office. And the governor. has been sick and supposedly not in touch with things? This state superintendent of ‘With Him Johnson is doing. a lot of traveling, . its repeal’ The statement of Vierling Kersey, public instruction, that schools should keep is the governor’s Republiate! FRIDAY, OCT. 6, 1933» eee Aa a 9 mena a ee Law Catches U \-“Grass Valley Cleaners . ; Ed. Burtner, Proprietor «111 West Main Street 1 move against the sales tax can qual. ify. can list with his own parenthetical . afterthoughts: Lt. Governor: Frank F. Merriam, State Treasurer Charles G. Johnson, (Johnson? I think I’ve heard before he was going to run); Senator Herbert C. Jones (he sponsored the still act); Rev. Robert Shuler; Former Governer Friend W. Richardson; Former Governor €.-€. Yeung; Congressman Bill Traeger; former Con gressman Joe Crail; Major Walter THE FACTORY. STORE Next to Hales SACRAMENTO N. R.A. NEW SWEATERS! . FROSTY WOOLS be put; how a man might read to take his mind off a mortgage to make a journey seem shorter, to kill ennui, to rest the mind after an emotional storm, or to lull himself to sleep at night. ~ If you would develop powers and abilities, read not often ~~ gqerely-to.pass the time, for listless reading breeds a poor memoo Do not limit your reading to one field, as does the person grhose sole passion is to devour fiction. — Such an unbalanced dict is morbiferous. One has to wrest the truth from some authors; or become a detective to capture the meaning of others. Be not always satisfied with the first gleaning of a volume. Great books especially must be read again and again if one is to uncover their deepest veins of thought. Reflect on what you read, recall from time to you especially significant, discuss and draw conclusions. So will you b upon your own life. time to time the books that seem their import, be critical ring great ideas to bear Tuller (they tell me he’s the only man who can save the Republican party); Mark Requa; Fred E. Stewart ,member of the board of equalization. (He’s pretty busy with the \sales tax, isn’t he?). “Rolph; vigorously asserting.. there . . . was no reason Why he should not run, refused to add his name to the list.. In answer to an assertion by Be the First to Wear One! $5.95 Brushed wools with a. frosty finish that makes everyone stop to feel and exclaim: “how Also chegked sHp-on blouses with clevex zippers. nice!”-Soft,. thinck, warm coats . {] . SAVE TIME AND AONE, Electrical . We Answer 8S. O. S. Mine Calis Opp. P. G. & E. office Ph. 164 We are 100 per cent backers of N. R. A. Cleaning, Pressing, Re. FOR SALE A POCKET MINING MANUEL—B. Harveys Bennett subjects include all phases and facts of mining. Everyone interested in mining

should have a copy. Price 75c at the Nevada City Nugget office. Expert Chimney Cleaning—85 pér cent of all fires originate in deAssemblyman Charles Dempster of 34 to 40 Los Angeles that:‘“Rolph was finishBROWN, BLUE, RED, GREEN ed in the south,” the governor said ‘TAILORED the had “seen no indication I have i lost the confidence of: the people.” Wool Skirts In the meantime actual campaign $2.95 ones were few and raed bat ween. It’s fashioned of wool crepe Senator Jones has done little since . and haa. two. double: <kick his formal announcement. Merriam s gate . sleats both in front and back. is satisfied to make speeches on the . . . BLACK, NAVY and BROWN *. down. The Indian Hill mize, south o DOWNIEVILLE MINING ACTIVITY INCREASES _~ Reports from Downieville are to the effect that New York capital is son or as soon as enough rain ha fallen to permit the sluice the gravel. L. Donner has Downieville, is to open later this sea-i A sy 2 “. A Superior company to just « completed . s fe . Sizes 24 to 34 ALSO TWEEDS WOOL SWEATERS $3.95 Soft, fleecy, brushed wool in a coat style, zipped up the Service building a road to the mine of John, Costa and it is expected that with. easier access to the property it -will : ration. operate soon be in operation { Congressman Harry E. Englebright . returned Wednesday from a business . trip to San. Francisco and Sacra-! %eing invested in the Telegraph ‘mine. It is expected that within a hort time this property will be reopened and continue to through the winter. _ The Wide Awake mine, which has a-erew of five or six men em-~WW. R.Jefford fronfi jwith a talon hookless fastener. In grand colors, too. NEW SUEDE LEATHER JACKETS FOR WOMEN fective or stopped up flues. Avoid this dangerous FIRE HAZARD by having , your flues cleaned. Clean, reasonable, dependable serice. Twin Cities Chimney Cleaners. A. C Thomas. Ph. 298 Gx V. 95-9te... pairmg.Made to measure NEVADA CITY SUMUANOUANONeNAANeNeHeHesHEBNeNEKeHEHeNeHeHD NEVADA COUNTY Banner Gold County o! ornia Annual production over $3,000,000 years of experience and Management wishes cure position in large camp--Can give good references. Address H. C. Eesser, Gen. Del. Nevada, City, California. bookkeeping, payrolls, now! ployed all summer has just closed . mento. & Son : . — epaaias : FUNERAL DIRECTORS 7 = AY REN IT C ARD P ARTY Nevada City and Grass Valley: . . 9 ~The Honor Society of the Nevada City High : GROAIRY FEEDS 1 will give a Benefit for a Nevada City Student f NEVADA CITY 7 COAL & WOOD QUICK SS “cea October 6, at LAUNDRY uit Spring. Street SS reat cave IL. We. Onll and Deliver _W. KOTCHAPAW Bele i ee ei oe NET Qh Dpmmenetal Pipee EI ae a ie ore —ne _ <P as City. 1 mo. — ECONOMICAL EXPERIENCED Cook with wife assistant with in Cooking to seMINE MANAGERS ATTENTION:— Don’t waste your time on office chores! I will take care of your insurance statements, correspondence, on an hourly or other part time basis. Get your cost: accounting started I can take full charge of setting up your books. Call 10 between 1:00 and 3:00 or address Miss Alice Moore, box 785, Nevada For Information Address Chamber of Commerce Nevada City, Calif. PIM ro: = : = TU LLU LLU Ly (OSE UPUeaanscerecmneedgiy i Wu 3 UO TT Just a Little Better OWL TAVERN CAFE “YOU CAN’T BETTER THE BEST” Finest Food and Coffee and BEER 134 Mill Street Grass Valley, Galif. { = Se a . road—Hunting and fishing Box C _ D. Nugget Office tf FOUR PLACER CLAIMS FOR SALE 80 acres. Tunnel in 1,000 feet— Two log houses, new. Fine spring and spring house. Woodshed full of wood—Scenic view on good SEE ME ABOUT YOUR EYES —_—_———. . . GEO. H. SHIRKEY, 0. D. Address Kurt A. Stolberg, care o ASSAYER—Desires position. Fifteen years experience. 37 years of age. N. S. Jackson, Hoge mine, Nevada. ¥ OPTOMETRIST . f 118 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY Baggy Knees v have stalled many 2 man on the road to success, Have ‘em cleaned Have ’em pressed sd at the Grass Valley Cleaners Phone 375 MAIL G . ORDERS GIVEN ._PROMPT ATTENTION BWe Credit your ates Phone : Co George ‘Machine Gun” Kelly. ; noforious gunman who has CLEANING AND PRESSING been” wanted: for -murder in CASH AND CARRY three large cities and for al: leged participation in the kidSUITS denser ses secsseseretgnnaimnatenteotine $1.16 naping of Charies F. Urschel. . DRESSES ... $1.00 and up Oklahoma City oil millionaire, LADIES’ AND MEN’S is shown above after his ee ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS in Memphis, Tenn. To avoid deTee Talo. Made Custom Clothes tection, Kelly had bleached his he $17.50 lark hair yellow: <A clue fur00 up . / nished by .a 12-year-old girl PHONE 217-W led to his capture STEER IDE 1 oO. oe HOURS: ’ Mr. and Mrs. James Penrose have 7:30 A. M, to 5:30 P. M. 1 returend from a visit-to Los Angeles. FORREST B. RISLEY, Prop =: They were there the morning of the! Bost Building Broad § earthquake but suffered no injury. Nevada City, California They were glad to gt back to the old home town. They report the}; shock quite severe but very little . : ‘ z damage was done. Fire and Automobile out of politics has been Well receiv. Insurance ed. It might be difficult to follow : \ this advice, say, in the event of a} H. B. DOW vote on sales tax repeal. Success of ; the repeal movement would mean: NOTARY PUBLIC that the state would have_cn in-. mediate need of reciting the $72,208 Main St. Phone 207J 000,000 in annual school costs reP cently taken from the counties. The . Nevada City schools would not care for that. Too, it is likely that Senator Jones, long — a friend of the educators in the leg. islature, might expect a little active . 8 . support. Edd. Addington There has been every indication Governor Rolph will call a special elNevada City Electrical Wks.ection on the water plan referendum Pip fees in the near future. Likely the call Repairi : iring, Plannin will be made before the initiative pS 5 8, 4 4 \. \ Installing. Anything ry