September 2, 1938 (6 pages)

SE six . NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ : , FRIDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 2, 1938. t PeGe ~ i nica S ps dx Syne eee N f . 1 day Wednesday, gathering ; 2 ; 2a S y; xth pero? F NE rip Yy 1 ebte Meornack: counts recordand al y y ’ mere tI c-RED nt to-a job in the hills to ,peel period, Bernice Seu ly ixth pero ei if Li PASLION . eRe corer, Vasion was one of the five! Ellard Gates; seventh period, Olive a ye ae aD cr, hed a long pediod without his compiling and da al election reil usual night’s rest. He was on duty!turns from the county’s many pre508 Pk 4 INS POLES convicted of rioting. Their convic-! Fox; after school, Ben Tamblyn. ‘i re tion and sentence is being appealed . The library contains reference p? AEDIey 6 ‘tee L. CH oe, .teday, all Tuesday night cincts. avd pending decision of the Apel-" books to -help the pupils in their “cosa Sg creas intend cleat late court: their bail was fixed at studies and fiction for pleasure readreased frem jail on Fail Tu'sc2s t > 99 999 each. Bail has been providing. PM, An NE n ; fe lg plied the same day for work at the ed for Roy Staten and Pete Gdrich, ee } 4 lev vai da re ¢ atre ee ere roe See Nee * 8. Cirele who was adjudged ring a) ssa nrcoarmsnemme ae rider of the riot on the Murchie JAMBORE 1 By IRAN MARTE FRIDAY ed Millions of women want to ‘road. January 20, was sentenced to ~ ‘tn an interview with Geach Mar ; y des How Havbasa. aeanwick a tee ee ee A ah HISTERICAL tin he ex*recsed the following: ‘the wakin up her mind in the Cl an bas ; months than the others, and Henry! J wy Eh & ind ba cood prosrects for the foottal’ tea —great-heart drama of the year. How could she choose? She loved + Yuen, are still awaiting bail. Vasion this year Bre: ‘em both. erg . told Sheriff Tobiassen as he left the PARA DEER ATURE Ranier: McCartney, B. Joye}, A. SATURDAY nese . ] jail that he quit work “when the Vee Wey Ponticelli, De mm Gracie Fields others’’ told him: he would soon be Left guard, Buster Williams: right WE cr CORG TA RE RICH : and Victor Mc. i Sl Laglen,. It’s 1B ‘ 4 keeping with the spirit of the Si es ; getting $8 and $10 a day. He wag) In guard, Frank Angelini: right tactlees key ie 3 ; g Grass Valley Jamboree, sponsored ~ : i 5 She Mesenall loveh-rich, thril-rich, song-rich. Youre in for a million laughs. 3 Easy Stes If) Seleused On Tacaday ANd Seciired poe he Hinde Phonins tres Bud King; right end, Kar! Kopp, ™Alco PANAMINT'S BAD MAN, ‘singin’, tisk-ewingin’ cowboy fav. sheriff that he intended to vote for ae ie ee Een Tae Isworth Pingree; left end. Dennis orite, him. ee Sai ee : oughlin; lett end, Hershy Lotz: quar-'£ SUNDAY bration will feature an ~ historical J TO ENJOY THE : parade. At a meeting of the executterback, Eddie Be eee ates TROPIC HOLIDAY showing Bob Burns and Marbiassen; left halfback, Elsin Ping-: tha Raye. Mexico sparkles in ADVANTAGES OF t [ire commie ree . Ps tee) Meht tettieck, BHI Toyal e718 ayes 2 gay fiesta. Bull fights, romunanimously voted that a parade be . . e ance. Tropical love songs. , ¥ : : ‘Mitchell; full back, Farnsworth YOUR OWN ba Oh ‘ held and Maurice Kach was appointse ani ree . SA ROE EE ARS TE ae ; ed chairman. All organizations, s tak : i a oes PERSONALIZED h business firms and individuals are vas on lox oie i ; 2 UX. Dd Fddie Doolittle. He has football . : : invited to take part, the only require. : ; F is : : : : sens ‘earry.forward’.mction. ; CHARGE ACCOUNT __]. cy a invited 10 take Dart, {he only reawire-'sense_and ‘carry forward’ motion . ; i pices 5 . “All the boys are showing good . ih . feomic, or historical as it were. ee be hin ce bar Oe Sractic: : ; ‘. ~! Spirit ming u M iis Pacers, . Here Is How Simple It Is: . George Lux who was chairman of eee Gh Fis back cowie on : . By JEAN MARTZ the parade at Sonora is visiting the well i A oe oe ore ok mee : a \1I—_MAKE YOUR The boys at Nevada City high] director Clyde Zerby and will be of, ee i ‘ neat ; : : old timers from last year. They are: ; = SELECTION shool have started football practice . great assistance to chairman Kach 7 ao gan Koon Blain Ping. I use this means of thanking all those who : if under the direction of Coach Mar-. jn the organization of Grass Valley's ale 7 z, Ka pp, oe = . . ‘ is bee : ML laved . ree, Bill Joyal, Buster Williams. 192 7 PAY A SMALL tin. The first game will he played parade. enti Céuehin chad Bud Kine = Sentemlber 18, at Roseville. The ‘big parade will be Friday eve: a DEPOSIT. There has been a fine turnout! ning, September 9, at 7 p. m. ee) ee eee last Tuesday. I sincerely appreciate the friend: team are: Frank Angelini, Leo Mitit Dia Ss Ss Neett yy ars i 1 ri il ; o <7 and the school hopes that the . Fifty dollars in cash prizes wi eee ae ae ak paces 2 3__CONVENIENT vada Cily hogs will come Home WIN he dwckaed to the wilgem ot ape (RSID G@eOre® Siraren; Elton ‘Tobia: ip thus expressed at the polls and shall en y é I ; : poe ; : sen, Farnsworth, Ronald Joyal, ElWEEKLY TERMS. i} victory for the Purple and Gold. . parade division in the Jamboree !ct. : vorth Pi ake R oa A = A Dic! w ; oo Librarians have been chosen for; he celebration is really going to Clark Retin panes unk iA cla hy Not Start Today? . the school library by Miss Thelma je sumpin’. The citizens of Grass ie ll acl in my lov the mony urho cave mo their Wotes. : ; ‘ . : : “These men have a very foe Petersen, who is library advisor. . Valley and members of Post 130 wi!l : 5 } chance to become members of the . The librarians are as follows: Be. really let down their hair and go to ely cain Wee te tcl = fore school, Ainsley Fouyer; first town. Ape eee . Sincerely . ‘ fo hoa els de , ‘ ly and learn the fundamentals of the . i DEPENDABLE JEWELERS . period, Doris Rozknski; second per-. The men behind the guns ard t™> 124 Mill St. Grass Va'ley iod, Doreen porenan) ping perioa,) men at the guns who are making the A. M. (Andy) HOLMES. . Parbara Phariss; fourth period, Bev. Jamboree possible are the executive Barry; noon recess, Bill Joyal; fifth . committee appointed by the Legion eOEEE ~,. Post, who are working so long and loyally to put the show over. : : To them, the members of the Subscribe for The Nugegct. Hague Thomas Hegarty Post Grass . Valley. owes a vote of thanks, not! ee . only for their efforts in. providing . ; good entertainment, but for the re-. —TO GET A NEW-— sulting good the celebration will do . Grass Valley. Earl Saunders is ex. 66 i . . 4 ecutive chairman, along with Frank : q ; ¢ nh In O 1¢ O Clark and Dr. David L. Hirsch make . up the executive committee. Harry . B e Morton is commander, Eugene Johnan O mer Ca . ° ] is to provide gave me their support at the Primary Election deavor to merit the confidence and faith reposgame. “T am anxious for all men trying for the team to stay in training a-7 . study the game, as well as report to . Candidate for Coroner. practice every night. son adjutant and Clifford Carveth , and Joe Chambliss make up the fin: . on eee s Sea asi uiiiae. the soundest type of credit best suited to the need of every individi im . . . . The Grass Valley Jamboree will . é } ‘ he well Werth weshie. the ehow jot ual and of every established business no matter how large or small. : is a riot of color and will tbe filled aes : Wich ehisrtalinent on fone tie If any man or woman of good character and proved ability requires Apa a4 . nights. : 5 Year Warranty money for any worthy purpose—for business or for personal uses, 4 iMiss Gloria Swearington returned We only have a few of these genuine bargains left Monday to Portland. She had heen no matter how specialized the need, Bank of America has, or will visiting Mrs. Dorothy Swearington and we can get no more when these are gone. and daughter, Miss Dorothy Swearington, in Nevada City. endeavor to provide, the type of credit that will be most helpful.” 7-cu. ft.—Family Size $169.50 Easy Terms V. E W. Auxiliary Bank of America has always made sound capital loans to large and small businesses to the maximum amount permitted by government CARD P ARTY < TONIGHT banking regulations. Now Bank of America is pleased to be able to offer, through its 493 California-wide branches, a new, more liberalWee ” a a ores, —In Odd Fellows Hall— ized lending service. WAS, a X. iy eakeass ‘De Prizes for bridge and whist. A ee a ee = rass Valle . Neveds City : ee 88 y Door Prizes Small businesses may be generally divided into two LONG TERM LOANS Phone 5 one ; classes—retailers and manufacturers. Bank of Amer’ for Commercial ‘ ica has a special loan plan designed to meet the needs or Industrial enterprises of both. The most common need of the small manuBank of America has a convenient method of facturer is for working capital and capital for plant making amortized time loans in bond or note improvements. The retailer’s problem is primarily one form to business and industry. This type of loan of ready cash to carry more receivables and a suffiis particularly well adapted to the concern desircient. inventory. The manufacturer may avail himself ing to expand its operations as well as those deof, both the accounts receivable plan and the small siring to refinance existing obligations. capital loan plan outlined below. The retailer’s prin: cipal problem may be solved by use of the small capital loan plan or a combination of this plan and FHA one year. For loans over $1000 a concern must have financing which, under Title I, permits modernization been established for a longer period. Loans may be of property, the installation of new store fronts, fixmade with or without security or endorsement, detures, and similar improvements. Small capital loans pending upon the amount and maturity of the loan. for either retailers or manufacturers are available only Loans of this type, however, cannot be made for the to concerns which have been established for at least purpose of starting new ventures. COMMERCIAL LOANS and lines of credit’ TERM LO ANS FOR SMALL BUSINESS are available to any business with satisfactory Masini Made Anneal credit. Bank of America’s commercial loan deAmount of Loan Repdyment Wok assis partment offers many exclusive features of Desired Period Requirement* service, ; aa $2,000 coll : eon COMMODITY AND WAREHOUSE LOANS ® eo. : may be arranged through Bank of America on Grass Valle California $2, am $3,000 3 Years $ 5,000 commodities and many types of inventory stored y, $3,001 $5, 7000 5 Years $10, 000 in public or field Warehouses. This plan is es*The term’Minimum Annual Net Income Requirement pecially attractive to concerns which must carry means the net cash income of the business before delarge stocks of raw materials. preciation and owner’s withdrawals. . There is a Bank of America loan for ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE FINANCING ~ every constructive need. . . . Inquire t hborhood b h. Flexible working capital in-any amount for at your neighborhood branch, : : manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers oanal financing for doctors, dentists, hospitals. Bank of America’s plan of financing accounts receiv_ Financing. for every need of agriculture, proa" = an able is designed to meet the working capital needs of duction of crops, livestock, marketing and manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers. Debtors are not SL Oi fe the oll tod = notified and there is no interruption of regular rouganancin® (On tie OF Industry, mining, manuti If t di ti f h facturing of all kinds. IDE ++ YOR Ate Ret now Ciscounting; you can tree the Financing for automobile and household apcash you have invested in receivables and provide __pliance dealers. 20 Shows and Conce ssions _ flexible working capital for all your requirements at [ans to buy, build or modernize homes, stores a profit, and at the same time insure adequate capital or other property. when sales expand. Loans for capital purposes are Timeplan automobile financing. an also available to manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers. _ Timeplan personal loans for-every family need. Thousands Are Coming oe ere SPONSORED AND GIVEN BY HAGUE-THOMAS-HEGARTY POST, No. 130, NATIONAL {RY Sic ASSOCIATION AMERICAN LEGION : MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION

SE six . NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ : , FRIDAY, ‘SEPTEMBER 2, 1938. t PeGe ~ i nica S ps dx Syne eee N f . 1 day Wednesday, gathering ; 2 ; 2a S y; xth pero? F NE rip Yy 1 ebte Meornack: counts recordand al y y ’ mere tI c-RED nt to-a job in the hills to ,peel period, Bernice Seu ly ixth pero ei if Li PASLION . eRe corer, Vasion was one of the five! Ellard Gates; seventh period, Olive a ye ae aD cr, hed a long pediod without his compiling and da al election reil usual night’s rest. He was on duty!turns from the county’s many pre508 Pk 4 INS POLES convicted of rioting. Their convic-! Fox; after school, Ben Tamblyn. ‘i re tion and sentence is being appealed . The library contains reference p? AEDIey 6 ‘tee L. CH oe, .teday, all Tuesday night cincts. avd pending decision of the Apel-" books to -help the pupils in their “cosa Sg creas intend cleat late court: their bail was fixed at studies and fiction for pleasure readreased frem jail on Fail Tu'sc2s t > 99 999 each. Bail has been providing. PM, An NE n ; fe lg plied the same day for work at the ed for Roy Staten and Pete Gdrich, ee } 4 lev vai da re ¢ atre ee ere roe See Nee * 8. Cirele who was adjudged ring a) ssa nrcoarmsnemme ae rider of the riot on the Murchie JAMBORE 1 By IRAN MARTE FRIDAY ed Millions of women want to ‘road. January 20, was sentenced to ~ ‘tn an interview with Geach Mar ; y des How Havbasa. aeanwick a tee ee ee A ah HISTERICAL tin he ex*recsed the following: ‘the wakin up her mind in the Cl an bas ; months than the others, and Henry! J wy Eh & ind ba cood prosrects for the foottal’ tea —great-heart drama of the year. How could she choose? She loved + Yuen, are still awaiting bail. Vasion this year Bre: ‘em both. erg . told Sheriff Tobiassen as he left the PARA DEER ATURE Ranier: McCartney, B. Joye}, A. SATURDAY nese . ] jail that he quit work “when the Vee Wey Ponticelli, De mm Gracie Fields others’’ told him: he would soon be Left guard, Buster Williams: right WE cr CORG TA RE RICH : and Victor Mc. i Sl Laglen,. It’s 1B ‘ 4 keeping with the spirit of the Si es ; getting $8 and $10 a day. He wag) In guard, Frank Angelini: right tactlees key ie 3 ; g Grass Valley Jamboree, sponsored ~ : i 5 She Mesenall loveh-rich, thril-rich, song-rich. Youre in for a million laughs. 3 Easy Stes If) Seleused On Tacaday ANd Seciired poe he Hinde Phonins tres Bud King; right end, Kar! Kopp, ™Alco PANAMINT'S BAD MAN, ‘singin’, tisk-ewingin’ cowboy fav. sheriff that he intended to vote for ae ie ee Een Tae Isworth Pingree; left end. Dennis orite, him. ee Sai ee : oughlin; lett end, Hershy Lotz: quar-'£ SUNDAY bration will feature an ~ historical J TO ENJOY THE : parade. At a meeting of the executterback, Eddie Be eee ates TROPIC HOLIDAY showing Bob Burns and Marbiassen; left halfback, Elsin Ping-: tha Raye. Mexico sparkles in ADVANTAGES OF t [ire commie ree . Ps tee) Meht tettieck, BHI Toyal e718 ayes 2 gay fiesta. Bull fights, romunanimously voted that a parade be . . e ance. Tropical love songs. , ¥ : : ‘Mitchell; full back, Farnsworth YOUR OWN ba Oh ‘ held and Maurice Kach was appointse ani ree . SA ROE EE ARS TE ae ; ed chairman. All organizations, s tak : i a oes PERSONALIZED h business firms and individuals are vas on lox oie i ; 2 UX. Dd Fddie Doolittle. He has football . : : invited to take part, the only require. : ; F is : : : : sens ‘earry.forward’.mction. ; CHARGE ACCOUNT __]. cy a invited 10 take Dart, {he only reawire-'sense_and ‘carry forward’ motion . ; i pices 5 . “All the boys are showing good . ih . feomic, or historical as it were. ee be hin ce bar Oe Sractic: : ; ‘. ~! Spirit ming u M iis Pacers, . Here Is How Simple It Is: . George Lux who was chairman of eee Gh Fis back cowie on : . By JEAN MARTZ the parade at Sonora is visiting the well i A oe oe ore ok mee : a \1I—_MAKE YOUR The boys at Nevada City high] director Clyde Zerby and will be of, ee i ‘ neat ; : : old timers from last year. They are: ; = SELECTION shool have started football practice . great assistance to chairman Kach 7 ao gan Koon Blain Ping. I use this means of thanking all those who : if under the direction of Coach Mar-. jn the organization of Grass Valley's ale 7 z, Ka pp, oe = . . ‘ is bee : ML laved . ree, Bill Joyal, Buster Williams. 192 7 PAY A SMALL tin. The first game will he played parade. enti Céuehin chad Bud Kine = Sentemlber 18, at Roseville. The ‘big parade will be Friday eve: a DEPOSIT. There has been a fine turnout! ning, September 9, at 7 p. m. ee) ee eee last Tuesday. I sincerely appreciate the friend: team are: Frank Angelini, Leo Mitit Dia Ss Ss Neett yy ars i 1 ri il ; o <7 and the school hopes that the . Fifty dollars in cash prizes wi eee ae ae ak paces 2 3__CONVENIENT vada Cily hogs will come Home WIN he dwckaed to the wilgem ot ape (RSID G@eOre® Siraren; Elton ‘Tobia: ip thus expressed at the polls and shall en y é I ; : poe ; : sen, Farnsworth, Ronald Joyal, ElWEEKLY TERMS. i} victory for the Purple and Gold. . parade division in the Jamboree !ct. : vorth Pi ake R oa A = A Dic! w ; oo Librarians have been chosen for; he celebration is really going to Clark Retin panes unk iA cla hy Not Start Today? . the school library by Miss Thelma je sumpin’. The citizens of Grass ie ll acl in my lov the mony urho cave mo their Wotes. : ; ‘ . : : “These men have a very foe Petersen, who is library advisor. . Valley and members of Post 130 wi!l : 5 } chance to become members of the . The librarians are as follows: Be. really let down their hair and go to ely cain Wee te tcl = fore school, Ainsley Fouyer; first town. Ape eee . Sincerely . ‘ fo hoa els de , ‘ ly and learn the fundamentals of the . i DEPENDABLE JEWELERS . period, Doris Rozknski; second per-. The men behind the guns ard t™> 124 Mill St. Grass Va'ley iod, Doreen porenan) ping perioa,) men at the guns who are making the A. M. (Andy) HOLMES. . Parbara Phariss; fourth period, Bev. Jamboree possible are the executive Barry; noon recess, Bill Joyal; fifth . committee appointed by the Legion eOEEE ~,. Post, who are working so long and loyally to put the show over. : : To them, the members of the Subscribe for The Nugegct. Hague Thomas Hegarty Post Grass . Valley. owes a vote of thanks, not! ee . only for their efforts in. providing . ; good entertainment, but for the re-. —TO GET A NEW-— sulting good the celebration will do . Grass Valley. Earl Saunders is ex. 66 i . . 4 ecutive chairman, along with Frank : q ; ¢ nh In O 1¢ O Clark and Dr. David L. Hirsch make . up the executive committee. Harry . B e Morton is commander, Eugene Johnan O mer Ca . °

] is to provide gave me their support at the Primary Election deavor to merit the confidence and faith reposgame. “T am anxious for all men trying for the team to stay in training a-7 . study the game, as well as report to . Candidate for Coroner. practice every night. son adjutant and Clifford Carveth , and Joe Chambliss make up the fin: . on eee s Sea asi uiiiae. the soundest type of credit best suited to the need of every individi im . . . . The Grass Valley Jamboree will . é } ‘ he well Werth weshie. the ehow jot ual and of every established business no matter how large or small. : is a riot of color and will tbe filled aes : Wich ehisrtalinent on fone tie If any man or woman of good character and proved ability requires Apa a4 . nights. : 5 Year Warranty money for any worthy purpose—for business or for personal uses, 4 iMiss Gloria Swearington returned We only have a few of these genuine bargains left Monday to Portland. She had heen no matter how specialized the need, Bank of America has, or will visiting Mrs. Dorothy Swearington and we can get no more when these are gone. and daughter, Miss Dorothy Swearington, in Nevada City. endeavor to provide, the type of credit that will be most helpful.” 7-cu. ft.—Family Size $169.50 Easy Terms V. E W. Auxiliary Bank of America has always made sound capital loans to large and small businesses to the maximum amount permitted by government CARD P ARTY < TONIGHT banking regulations. Now Bank of America is pleased to be able to offer, through its 493 California-wide branches, a new, more liberalWee ” a a ores, —In Odd Fellows Hall— ized lending service. WAS, a X. iy eakeass ‘De Prizes for bridge and whist. A ee a ee = rass Valle . Neveds City : ee 88 y Door Prizes Small businesses may be generally divided into two LONG TERM LOANS Phone 5 one ; classes—retailers and manufacturers. Bank of Amer’ for Commercial ‘ ica has a special loan plan designed to meet the needs or Industrial enterprises of both. The most common need of the small manuBank of America has a convenient method of facturer is for working capital and capital for plant making amortized time loans in bond or note improvements. The retailer’s problem is primarily one form to business and industry. This type of loan of ready cash to carry more receivables and a suffiis particularly well adapted to the concern desircient. inventory. The manufacturer may avail himself ing to expand its operations as well as those deof, both the accounts receivable plan and the small siring to refinance existing obligations. capital loan plan outlined below. The retailer’s prin: cipal problem may be solved by use of the small capital loan plan or a combination of this plan and FHA one year. For loans over $1000 a concern must have financing which, under Title I, permits modernization been established for a longer period. Loans may be of property, the installation of new store fronts, fixmade with or without security or endorsement, detures, and similar improvements. Small capital loans pending upon the amount and maturity of the loan. for either retailers or manufacturers are available only Loans of this type, however, cannot be made for the to concerns which have been established for at least purpose of starting new ventures. COMMERCIAL LOANS and lines of credit’ TERM LO ANS FOR SMALL BUSINESS are available to any business with satisfactory Masini Made Anneal credit. Bank of America’s commercial loan deAmount of Loan Repdyment Wok assis partment offers many exclusive features of Desired Period Requirement* service, ; aa $2,000 coll : eon COMMODITY AND WAREHOUSE LOANS ® eo. : may be arranged through Bank of America on Grass Valle California $2, am $3,000 3 Years $ 5,000 commodities and many types of inventory stored y, $3,001 $5, 7000 5 Years $10, 000 in public or field Warehouses. This plan is es*The term’Minimum Annual Net Income Requirement pecially attractive to concerns which must carry means the net cash income of the business before delarge stocks of raw materials. preciation and owner’s withdrawals. . There is a Bank of America loan for ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE FINANCING ~ every constructive need. . . . Inquire t hborhood b h. Flexible working capital in-any amount for at your neighborhood branch, : : manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers oanal financing for doctors, dentists, hospitals. Bank of America’s plan of financing accounts receiv_ Financing. for every need of agriculture, proa" = an able is designed to meet the working capital needs of duction of crops, livestock, marketing and manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers. Debtors are not SL Oi fe the oll tod = notified and there is no interruption of regular rouganancin® (On tie OF Industry, mining, manuti If t di ti f h facturing of all kinds. IDE ++ YOR Ate Ret now Ciscounting; you can tree the Financing for automobile and household apcash you have invested in receivables and provide __pliance dealers. 20 Shows and Conce ssions _ flexible working capital for all your requirements at [ans to buy, build or modernize homes, stores a profit, and at the same time insure adequate capital or other property. when sales expand. Loans for capital purposes are Timeplan automobile financing. an also available to manufacturers, wholesalers, jobbers. _ Timeplan personal loans for-every family need. Thousands Are Coming oe ere SPONSORED AND GIVEN BY HAGUE-THOMAS-HEGARTY POST, No. 130, NATIONAL {RY Sic ASSOCIATION AMERICAN LEGION : MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION