September 28, 1934 (8 pages)

, See FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1934 . PAGE TWO THE.NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ . S$ —$<—S—$ $c aaea—aasSeoamna i I eee eae ei ee —— , ag i. OESESE ELSE EE EELET TS SESE ESTES ES ESEETTESESS SFOS ECETTS . a! —— ere = . i : oa i a : : . . . PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY «©, = Nevada City Nugget : i oy oa , { — # 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 a : ia ry . t ATTORNEYS j MINING ENGINEERS ra } > Sean A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and PubZi ae le E lished at Nevada City. < HARRY M. McKEE } FRED M. MILLER / a A Wiss lavdendcsatsy asasavanpeveduspeghsueuayeascisisen Editor and Publisher $ ATTORNEY AT LAW CIVIL AND sin. Bigihing ENGINEER hy : : 3 205 Pine St., opposite courthouse ; MINING DISTRICT MAPS FOR SALE ; Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at % Nevada City, Calif. _. 262 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley : ra %, Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matY. : pees 3 . ce . pe "\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada W. E. WRIGHT J. F. O°; CONNOR at Ha a » City,, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. * ATTORNEY AT LAW Mining and Civil Engineer J . ‘ : HG $ SUBSCRIPTION RATESOffice in Union Building United States Mineral Surveying 3 ifo c One year (Im Advance) -..-2.--------.eee-e--ee$2.50 % Phone 28 -Nevada City Licensed Surveyor ? ) tol ti ; bey : + 203 West Main St. Grass Valley, = @ lis ra} Whe steteatesteoeateatesteateateoteteateateoteateatesteatestestesteteateafeate ete oeeoteateotecteateatecfeateateatesteoteateatesteatesteateatete fee OSCAR E. WINBURN EDWARD C. UREN =, : eS r) & ; ! ATTORNEY AT L : ual vac € YE ERRING SCRIBE SET RIGHT Stand Fast—America! 152 Mill Street Campbell Bldg CES Pe ER : : Mining Reports Furnished Ath 6 By Den Walters Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 47 sivas é : 4 : Mining District Maps_. wit 4 ee. HY doeyou read the newspapers? F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy 7 : : : 2 : * bes 4. Phone 278: Ro<: : Nevada City oh: i It is human to err and knowing our own frailties, we hes W File abiwht ie-and the sooty la uhiversat tn thic a eae BB i itate to comment on an editorial appearing Wednesday morn‘ree country of is LE aa seu “3 aes Nilon Hennessy aad Kelly c. A. WALLBRECHT aa : . : A nation, we believe in the truthfulness an 1e ’ Ge Sgnl “ENG BE ing in a daily newspaper for whose management and editor iisgriey of Der hoe agers ATTORNEYS AT LAW ELECT Sonos INEER hie ‘ : , : . 5 : s i : Grass Valley 0% I Y * We rely upon the Associated Press, the United Press, Office, 127 Mill St : aa ee the Nugget entertains the highest respec . he International News Service another well knéwn Morsan @ Powell Bidk, < Nev: ity FRENCH CORRAL — ee But since this editorial earnestly requested Raymond ; awe agencies eae us . nets. marty digit = +1! Will consult with you on all classes fee : : : of many years of service to us we know that is ex-. ae Frank G. Finnegan. york vies aan. Haight to withdraw from the gubernatorial race in order that jetty het Neg ae a ys NCE AN _ of. work seers Sivan. = and : : i i i j We know our local editors and reporters. They are . j A MAN . sion the peerless Merriam might be elected, and since this retninded our neighbors. They belong to our town. They . Office: Morgan & Powell Buildings, Grass Valley J é and us of our own remissions, we cannot forebear this comment: , attend their home-town church, lodge, club, Chamber . Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. . 8 . ° < orv organizations. id ° We have never asked any candidate to withdraw. We a ae sce ae ot ate om ee ___TELEPHONE 273 CHARLES L. HOGUE, O. D. oad have felt that when a candidate filed his nominating petition man’s opinion. There may be times when we do DOCTORS OPTOMETRIST lead Id ithd if nominatnot agree with that opinion but we believe that the Corrective examination and t?ainwhe and solemnly averred that he would not Ragin lier ively editor is sincere. After all he may be right—and we ELT. M. D ine for defective vision snd tanction: aba: ed, we should respect that pledge. But since this is the season usually find that-he is. : B. W. HUMM » Wi. i. ieee ae i doh d now, beseech both Merriam Thank God that under our Constitution, our newsPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . saa es toner ‘i : for comic gestures, yale ithe da ees ty ie papers still are free to print the facts and to inter400 Broad St. . 147 Mill St. Ph. 624 Grass Valley S00¢ [ and Sinclair, not to oes Le to lie eee a aa ce pret them in their editorial columns wikout governAe eg te iT Mikef mond L. Haight to be elected Governor of California by acclamental inter ce! Evenings 7-8 Phone 395 x-Ray. H. H. INJIND, Mi. DD. of t j . 2 But listen—America. General Surgery, Urinary Diseases O1 ‘ ‘mation. That freedom of the press—which means so much to 128. Neal Street Phone 779 ; bitte 4 But the feature of the editorial that carries the shock of free Americans—is sbecatesed oe pay; REED, M. D. Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5.p m. Sets : baas i ; ; i i , ; i hic evelop into actual censort . . z i Be 4 surprise is the historic confusion betrayed in the editor s mind oe baht Bd wie Aeeey his freedont=-not Nevada City. Cait. Evenings yr Appointmest Be a i regarding the historic Haight family. The editor refers to only of the press but your freedom and mine. : Office 418 Broad Street bic © SRINNER be 3 “Dp. . ” . sa es . i Id spapers are under : K. U,. > {4 land . Ray mond H. Haight, oo of California, during the i ol oernned rat only those ava ae : 8 oa 2 = seer OSTHOPATHIC PHYSICIAN , ea baad . , Civil War period and later’’ as the ‘‘father’’ of Raymond L. items which some governmental bureau dictates. 2S Residence Phone 2. ce Phon Evenings by Appointment aid ‘. Haight, present candidate for governor. When that time comes, my friends, American liberty ALFRED H. TICKELL. M. D.} ©*f!¢e 413 W. Main St. Phone 710 at Bi f : is gone. : , Mi. UW. . Calif. : The facts are that Henry Huntley Haight was a great Is this an idle discussion? Far from it. Certain PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BT ee * — Sol i moves to curtail the freedom of American newspapers Nevada City, Calif. aigl uncle of Raymond L. Haight, and served as governor for four have been started, Fortunately, these moves did not Wi a a ee VERNON V. ROOD ehaa years only, 1867 to 1871 , and not during the Civil War period. succeed. Other efforts to throttle the American press aCe ne Stree . ¢ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON iS ena Incidentally the editor seeks to convey the thought that are certain.” Whether they succeed or fail depends 525 Nevada Street . Office and residence at 128 Neal St. oe Calilotinin fan: d een . : largely upon you and upon me—as American citizens. Grass Valley Office hours 10 to 12 Hernia 1s now facing = greater an ne Sates sbi ~ _ Stand fast—America, Our liberty is imperiled. Think! W. P. SAWYER, M. D. ee ote! himse that that faced by the United States on the eve of Civil War. Just one question. Did you vote at the recent Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat —__ dor. God help us! There’s blood’on the moon! agile oe ee Glasses correctly fitted. ElectromagH. N. MARCH, MM. D. ee : ey ' : A F 5TA Q > A, P woulc But the historical faux pas is the painful thing. Because, . BALLOTS. wa ew. hein a 0.4 provin : : 3 ‘ f 2 pes : tov; ab Ivenings by ; ne coming as it does from the historian and biographer of lovely NOT ET AADRAST: CALILORNIANE ALROCLATED . Office Ott Bldg Main Street ay eh Aa sous eo ag empir 4 > = . . = # ° ty. ie Lola Montez, from one who has probed her every legendary \. “‘bpone “ortiee 14 Penidence 78 car ? was tl di ] d ill A ; Mon., Wed., Fri., evenings. Phone 19 tor en limple an peccadillo, who has piled her tomb with fragrant Grasg Valley ceeous literary wreaths, weighing and choosing all historic data with DENTISTS which Bosworthian fidelity, this error concerning one of Califortremes, Sinclair with his cure-alls and sops, and Merriam with CARL POWER JONES, M. D. ee ia’s i tals, is a dreadful bl We blush for th : DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS cae nia s Immortals, 1s a dreadful blow. € blush for the entire. pj, reactionary record and handy club. ania? . eee ise 2 : : : sie ee s : ice Hours: 1 to o 8 p. m. cand i Lous pide pore en Brother: an 6 Proponents of Merriam declare the choice e between 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 a. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 fm OU: him and Sinclair. But if every man atid woman in California ( 6:00 p. ‘in, Weenlaen by appetut. ; . will vote next November as their conscience and their rea-. _ ment. Complete X-Rey Service. DR. ROBT. W. DETTNER « impe . i ill be California’s goverPhone 95. INTIS THE THREE-WAY CHOICE son impels them, Raymond Haight will be g SAE 6 ee nor. : DR. JOHN R. BELI Hours: 9:00-5:69 Evening appoint: DENTIST ments. 120% Mii Street. Phone (at ‘In another column we are publishing a brief biography of Office Hours: 8:80 to 5:30 Grass Vahey, Calif. Henry Huntley Haight, Governor of California from 1867 to + Bvenings by Appointment qi. great . f th eat dideu. ¢ R Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321 }— eee Sees ee eases » a great uncle of the present candidate for governor, Rayee mond L. Haight. THE NEW DEA * Wad thia £ ‘ h i . A. M. HOLMES There was a young man wanted € do this for the reason that in long newspaper experiFUNERAL DIRECTOR Beer. ence we have noted that fine family backgrounds, achieveNevada City—Grass Valley He wanted it sparkling and clear, ments of distinction, are often an incentive to those fortunate The Service of Sincerity When he found the New Deal, ones who spring from distinquished stock. We can cite in — he let out a squeal, American history such families as. the Adamses, the Roosety te be Hig ae Af tee was . velts, the Cabots, the Holmes, the La Follettes and a host of The blood is the stream of life, . . . main st. Gis atlas why suffer with organic distress, poor circulation, diabetes, tumorous conditions, etc? other families whose tribal annals are of the warp and woof of the nation’s history. The second reason is that we believe whole-heartedly in ivi ’s hi : . +o: Prof. Isbells Mineral, a boom to SaaS edu ga pemmamme giving the State's highest office to a Californian born and bred mankind, nature’s own product. CLEANING AND in re Golden State. Call the roll of all California governors, Call or write. for information to . liit PRESSING and almost invariably the men who have served with the most CASH AND CARRY 2 outstanding success have been native Californians. Hiram W. ACTON M. CLEVELAND . . . Surrs. $1.10 $1.10 and up LADIES’ AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS, AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes Johnson, whatever we may think of his subsequent career, as Governor of California, was a man:born for the hour. It is not that we altogether distrust these transmontane CAMPTONVILLE, .CALIFORNIA office seekers, these gentlemen who come to California to use i = P : ; ra : 2, ; , = HONE 217W it as a laboratory for political experiment, or to rehabilitate a Check over your personal treasures. Then ask Express Your Forrest B Risley, Prop. °* ) political career that has been somewhat soiled in other states. yourself if their absolute safety from loss, : Personality Bost Building Sinus Orcs : Weare willing to pray God's blessing on all those who come to : ‘ In Good Printing—It Pays Nevada City, California . i this state with an honest purpose to serve it. But in choosing theft, or fire is worth 1¢ a day. No doubt, the . Dividends eee governors let us choose Californians, who know the history, meee ie ye 16 4 ia ecats Back of Aceon. : . ———— — j the struggle and the high goal toward which this state strives. a? oes a : The Nugget Print Shop Safes Opened ( Raymond Haight is a young man. We are badly served Safe Deposit Box and-give your valuables S66 Dragd Bevcet: Nevada: City Repaired , d these days’by too many old men, ossified brains, political surd fag Coe = a I anc vivals of the Gay Nineties. The most appealing thing about MOSICEN, BEMOL-piate PeOtection, — = en President Roosevelt is his outh, not, perhaps, so much in anged ears, as in that bouyant ae eful ae is willingness to Seren at . Jeffery Cleaners : soe ee ye AOD aeigia 8) DAYLIGHT SAYING TIME . : Lee Jeffery, Prop Keys made for every glock, saval face conditions and battle for their improvement with the in Gaslerh cities ond affective with proorcm . ee ees ce, chivalrous courage that belongs really to the Golden Age. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 . ‘TAILOR MADE suIts : : A a ee ais a and lawn mowers sharpened, Raymond Haight has already been tested in one of the Trecsures of Time . . 109 S. Church St. Grass Valley s : . : . : ° will be broadcast each Wednesdoy over Columia-Don Lee : ; Gunsmith, most exacting posts in California—State Corporation CommisSab bs OEP A j. . We Call for and Deliver. Ph. 152 : sioner. In that office he rang down the curtain on some 4,: ee . Nevada City Routes Wednesday RAY’S F" (IT. SHOP 000 stock selling games, whose chief purpose was to rob the : : H and Saturday ! a y . 5 . ‘ . . . H Te Ee Y fA AS Ge oe 1 Ste att 220.-East Mai > § iby unwary of their little savings. Nobody, without an intimate bee A 4 et & age Yo bh ICA ——— ns . . : ae one 604 . : —o ; Se eb Re VE fs PB tas Som — —————SSS . . I GRASS . ALLEY acquaintance with the duties of the Corporation Commissioner WATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSC CIATION eae Behe e ee can realize what a tremendous power the office is for good, . . at . GLASSES . . Slaeseres ents an snata re Sea a a9 1 ~ FED 2AL RESEAVE . : . when administered by an honest and able man, and what an ee a Ul Opel cia does te a aac waualltl 7 engine of destruction it is when-in corrupt or careless hands. it ee ie id : ; ‘ : :j/for people whose eyesight is poor f' The Nugget’s reason for supporting Haight, is not so. ° (7 NEVADA CITY much fear of the consequences, were Merriam or Sinclair elect. EELS NE RTE GIT TED TE NY STS i} ed. Sinclair with his sops for the jobless will accomplish noth. nal auentemmceese reer . GEO. H -SHIRKEY, 0. D. SANITARIUM ing but plunge the state in an endless controversy that may Mrs: Preston's a RUGS~ CARPETS ff OPTOMETRIST Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. easily boil up in riots and blood letting. Merriam whose chief ‘merit in the eyes of his supporters is his successful handling News Stand: of the longshoreman’s strike by calling out the state guards, is . : : very likely to use that clubagain as a quick, ready-to-hand . 1g) Seatonery, ag eer LINOLEUMS GEPHART RUG AND § LINOLEUM CO. 1118 J. St. Sacramento 5 Open to all reputable j C ¥t : Physicians and Surgeons settler of whatever labor dispute may arise. = Na _ eee IF . : » Fortunately the candidacy of Haight gives temperate and . Ra ao Wao gen iol BOG Meee ee ees JALLEY, CALIF. __ progressive citizens an opportunity to avoid either of these ex. PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT. PAYS! j[}: eo3 “NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS ¢ eens ; ne SSDS RT TS oO eee PE eo 1

, See FRIDAY, SEPT. 28, 1934 . PAGE TWO THE.NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ . S$ —$<—S—$ $c aaea—aasSeoamna i I eee eae ei ee —— , ag i. OESESE ELSE EE EELET TS SESE ESTES ES ESEETTESESS SFOS ECETTS . a! —— ere = . i : oa i a : : . . . PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY «©, = Nevada City Nugget : i oy oa , { — # 305 Broad Street. Phone 36 a : ia ry . t ATTORNEYS j MINING ENGINEERS ra } > Sean A Legal Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and PubZi ae le E lished at Nevada City. < HARRY M. McKEE } FRED M. MILLER / a A Wiss lavdendcsatsy asasavanpeveduspeghsueuayeascisisen Editor and Publisher $ ATTORNEY AT LAW CIVIL AND sin. Bigihing ENGINEER hy : : 3 205 Pine St., opposite courthouse ; MINING DISTRICT MAPS FOR SALE ; Published Semi-weekly, Monday and Friday at % Nevada City, Calif. _. 262 S. Auburn St. Grass Valley : ra %, Nevada City, California, and entered as mail matY. : pees 3 . ce . pe "\ ter of the second class in the postoffice at Nevada W. E. WRIGHT J. F. O°; CONNOR at Ha a » City,, under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. * ATTORNEY AT LAW Mining and Civil Engineer J . ‘ : HG $ SUBSCRIPTION RATESOffice in Union Building United States Mineral Surveying 3 ifo c One year (Im Advance) -...-2.--------.eee-e--ee$2.50 % Phone 28 -Nevada City Licensed Surveyor ? ) tol ti ; bey : + 203 West Main St. Grass Valley, = @ lis ra} Whe steteatesteoeateatesteateateoteteateateoteateatesteatestestesteteateafeate ete oeeoteateotecteateatecfeateateatesteoteateatesteatesteateatete fee OSCAR E. WINBURN EDWARD C. UREN =, : eS r) & ; ! ATTORNEY AT L : ual vac € YE ERRING SCRIBE SET RIGHT Stand Fast—America! 152 Mill Street Campbell Bldg CES Pe ER : : Mining Reports Furnished Ath 6 By Den Walters Grass Valley, Calif. Phone 47 sivas é : 4 : Mining District Maps_. wit 4 ee. HY doeyou read the newspapers? F. T. Nilon J. T. Hennessy 7 : : : 2 : * bes 4. Phone 278: Ro<: : Nevada City oh: i It is human to err and knowing our own frailties, we hes W File abiwht ie-and the sooty la uhiversat tn thic a eae BB i itate to comment on an editorial appearing Wednesday morn‘ree country of is LE aa seu “3 aes Nilon Hennessy aad Kelly c. A. WALLBRECHT aa : . : A nation, we believe in the truthfulness an 1e ’ Ge Sgnl “ENG BE ing in a daily newspaper for whose management and editor iisgriey of Der hoe agers ATTORNEYS AT LAW ELECT Sonos INEER hie ‘ : , : . 5 : s i : Grass Valley 0% I Y * We rely upon the Associated Press, the United Press, Office, 127 Mill St : aa ee the Nugget entertains the highest respec . he International News Service another well knéwn Morsan @ Powell Bidk, < Nev: ity FRENCH CORRAL — ee But since this editorial earnestly requested Raymond ; awe agencies eae us . nets. marty digit = +1! Will consult with you on all classes fee : : : of many years of service to us we know that is ex-. ae Frank G. Finnegan. york vies aan. Haight to withdraw from the gubernatorial race in order that jetty het Neg ae a ys NCE AN _ of. work seers Sivan. = and : : i i i j We know our local editors and reporters. They are . j A MAN . sion the peerless Merriam might be elected, and since this retninded our neighbors. They belong to our town.. They . Office: Morgan & Powell Buildings, Grass Valley J é and us of our own remissions, we cannot forebear this comment: , attend their home-town church, lodge, club, Chamber . Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. . 8 . ° < orv organizations. id ° We have never asked any candidate to withdraw. We a ae sce ae ot ate om ee ___TELEPHONE 273 CHARLES L. HOGUE, O. D. oad have felt that when a candidate filed his nominating petition man’s opinion. There may be times when we do DOCTORS OPTOMETRIST lead Id ithd if nominatnot agree with that opinion but we believe that the Corrective examination and t?ainwhe and solemnly averred that he would not Ragin lier ively editor is sincere. After all he may be right—and we ELT. M. D ine for defective vision snd tanction: aba: ed, we should respect that pledge. But since this is the season usually find that-he is. : B. W. HUMM » Wi. i. ieee ae i doh d now, beseech both Merriam Thank God that under our Constitution, our newsPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON . saa es toner ‘i : for comic gestures, yale ithe da ees ty ie papers still are free to print the facts and to inter400 Broad St. . 147 Mill St. Ph. 624 Grass Valley S00¢ [ and Sinclair, not to oes Le to lie eee a aa ce pret them in their editorial columns wikout governAe eg te iT Mikef mond L. Haight to be elected Governor of California by acclamental inter ce! Evenings 7-8 Phone 395 x-Ray. H. H. INJIND, Mi. DD. of t j . 2 But listen—America. General Surgery, Urinary Diseases O1 ‘ ‘mation. That freedom of the press—which means so much to 128. Neal Street Phone 779 ; bitte 4 But the feature of the editorial that carries the shock of free Americans—is sbecatesed oe pay; REED, M. D. Hours: 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 5.p m. Sets : baas i ; ; i i , ; i hic evelop into actual censort . . z i Be 4 surprise is the historic confusion betrayed in the editor s mind oe baht Bd wie Aeeey his freedont=-not Nevada City. Cait. Evenings yr Appointmest Be a i regarding the historic Haight family. The editor refers to only of the press but your freedom and mine. : Office 418 Broad Street bic © SRINNER be 3 “Dp. . ” . sa es . i Id spapers are under : K. U,. > {4 land . Ray mond H. Haight, oo of California, during the i ol oernned rat only those ava ae : 8 oa 2 = seer OSTHOPATHIC PHYSICIAN , ea baad . , Civil War period and later’’ as the ‘‘father’’ of Raymond L. items which some governmental bureau dictates. 2S Residence Phone 2. ce Phon Evenings by Appointment aid ‘. Haight, present candidate for governor. When that time comes, my friends, American liberty ALFRED H. TICKELL. M. D.} ©*f!¢e 413 W. Main St. Phone 710 at Bi f : is gone. : , Mi. UW. . Calif. : The facts are that Henry Huntley Haight was a great Is this an idle discussion? Far from it. Certain PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON BT ee * — Sol i moves to curtail the freedom of American newspapers Nevada City, Calif. aigl uncle of Raymond L. Haight, and served as governor for four have been started, Fortunately, these moves did not Wi a a ee VERNON V. ROOD ehaa years only, 1867 to 1871 , and not during the Civil War period. succeed. Other efforts to throttle the American press aCe ne Stree . ¢ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON iS ena Incidentally the editor seeks to convey the thought that are certain.” Whether they succeed or fail depends 525 Nevada Street . Office and residence at 128 Neal St. oe Calilotinin fan: d een . : largely upon you and upon me—as American citizens. Grass Valley Office hours 10 to 12 Hernia 1s now facing = greater an ne Sates sbi ~ _ Stand fast—America, Our liberty is imperiled. Think! W. P. SAWYER, M. D. ee ote! himse that that faced by the United States on the eve of Civil War. Just one question. Did you vote at the recent Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat —__ dor. God help us! There’s blood’on the moon! agile oe ee Glasses correctly fitted. ElectromagH. N. MARCH, MM. D. ee : ey ' : A F 5TA Q > A, P woulc But the historical faux pas is the painful thing. Because, . BALLOTS. wa ew. hein a 0.4 provin : : 3 ‘ f 2 pes : tov; ab Ivenings by ; ne coming as it does from the historian and biographer of lovely NOT ET AADRAST: CALILORNIANE ALROCLATED . Office Ott Bldg Main Street ay eh Aa sous eo ag empir 4 > = . . = # ° ty. ie Lola Montez, from one who has probed her every legendary \. “‘bpone “ortiee 14 Penidence 78 car ? was tl di ] d ill A ; Mon., Wed., Fri., evenings. Phone 19 tor en limple an peccadillo, who has piled her tomb with fragrant Grasg Valley ceeous literary wreaths, weighing and choosing all historic data with DENTISTS which Bosworthian fidelity, this error concerning one of Califortremes, Sinclair with his cure-alls and sops, and Merriam with CARL POWER JONES, M. D. ee ia’s i tals, is a dreadful bl We blush for th : DR. WALTER J. HAWKINS cae

nia s Immortals, 1s a dreadful blow. € blush for the entire. pj, reactionary record and handy club. ania? . eee ise 2 : : : sie ee s : ice Hours: 1 to o 8 p. m. cand i Lous pide pore en Brother: an 6 Proponents of Merriam declare the choice e between 312 Broad Street. Hours 9:00 a. m. Sundays 11:30 to 12:30 fm OU: him and Sinclair. But if every man atid woman in California ( 6:00 p. ‘in, Weenlaen by appetut. ; . will vote next November as their conscience and their rea-. _ ment. Complete X-Rey Service. DR. ROBT. W. DETTNER « impe . i ill be California’s goverPhone 95. INTIS THE THREE-WAY CHOICE son impels them, Raymond Haight will be g SAE 6 ee nor. : DR. JOHN R. BELI Hours: 9:00-5:69 Evening appoint: DENTIST ments. 120% Mii Street. Phone (at ‘In another column we are publishing a brief biography of Office Hours: 8:80 to 5:30 Grass Vahey, Calif. Henry Huntley Haight, Governor of California from 1867 to + Bvenings by Appointment qi. great . f th eat dideu. ¢ R Morgan & Powell Bldg. Phone 321 }— eee Sees ee eases » a great uncle of the present candidate for governor, Rayee mond L. Haight. THE NEW DEA * Wad thia £ ‘ h i . A. M. HOLMES There was a young man wanted € do this for the reason that in long newspaper experiFUNERAL DIRECTOR Beer. ence we have noted that fine family backgrounds, achieveNevada City—Grass Valley He wanted it sparkling and clear, ments of distinction, are often an incentive to those fortunate The Service of Sincerity When he found the New Deal, ones who spring from distinquished stock. We can cite in — he let out a squeal, American history such families as. the Adamses, the Roosety te be Hig ae Af tee was . velts, the Cabots, the Holmes, the La Follettes and a host of The blood is the stream of life, . . . main st. Gis atlas why suffer with organic distress, poor circulation, diabetes, tumorous conditions, etc? other families whose tribal annals are of the warp and woof of the nation’s history. The second reason is that we believe whole-heartedly in ivi ’s hi : . +o: Prof. Isbells Mineral, a boom to SaaS edu ga pemmamme giving the State's highest office to a Californian born and bred mankind, nature’s own product. CLEANING AND in re Golden State. Call the roll of all California governors, Call or write. for information to . liit PRESSING and almost invariably the men who have served with the most CASH AND CARRY 2 outstanding success have been native Californians. Hiram W. ACTON M. CLEVELAND . . . Surrs. $1.10 $1.10 and up LADIES’ AND MEN'S ALTERATIONS, AND REPAIRS Tailor Made Custom Clothes Johnson, whatever we may think of his subsequent career, as Governor of California, was a man:born for the hour. It is not that we altogether distrust these transmontane CAMPTONVILLE, .CALIFORNIA office seekers, these gentlemen who come to California to use i = P : ; ra : 2, ; , = HONE 217W it as a laboratory for political experiment, or to rehabilitate a Check over your personal treasures. Then ask Express Your Forrest B Risley, Prop. °* ) political career that has been somewhat soiled in other states. yourself if their absolute safety from loss, : Personality Bost Building Sinus Orcs : Weare willing to pray God's blessing on all those who come to : ‘ In Good Printing—It Pays Nevada City, California . i this state with an honest purpose to serve it. But in choosing theft, or fire is worth 1¢ a day. No doubt, the . Dividends eee governors let us choose Californians, who know the history, meee ie ye 16 4 ia ecats Back of Aceon. : . ———— — j the struggle and the high goal toward which this state strives. a? oes a : The Nugget Print Shop Safes Opened ( Raymond Haight is a young man. We are badly served Safe Deposit Box and-give your valuables S66 Dragd Bevcet: Nevada: City Repaired , d these days’by too many old men, ossified brains, political surd fag Coe = a I anc vivals of the Gay Nineties. The most appealing thing about MOSICEN, BEMOL-piate PeOtection, — = en President Roosevelt is his outh, not, perhaps, so much in anged ears, as in that bouyant ae eful ae is willingness to Seren at . Jeffery Cleaners : soe ee ye AOD aeigia 8) DAYLIGHT SAYING TIME . : Lee Jeffery, Prop Keys made for every glock, saval face conditions and battle for their improvement with the in Gaslerh cities ond affective with proorcm . ee ees ce, chivalrous courage that belongs really to the Golden Age. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 . ‘TAILOR MADE suIts : : A a ee ais a and lawn mowers sharpened, Raymond Haight has already been tested in one of the Trecsures of Time . . 109 S. Church St. Grass Valley s : . : . : ° will be broadcast each Wednesdoy over Columia-Don Lee : ; Gunsmith, most exacting posts in California—State Corporation CommisSab bs OEP A j. . We Call for and Deliver. Ph. 152 : sioner. In that office he rang down the curtain on some 4,: ee . Nevada City Routes Wednesday RAY’S F" (IT. SHOP 000 stock selling games, whose chief purpose was to rob the : : H and Saturday ! a y . 5 . ‘ . . . H Te Ee Y fA AS Ge oe 1 Ste att 220.-East Mai > § iby unwary of their little savings. Nobody, without an intimate bee A 4 et & age Yo bh ICA ——— ns . . : ae one 604 . : —o ; Se eb Re VE fs PB tas Som — —————SSS . . I GRASS . ALLEY acquaintance with the duties of the Corporation Commissioner WATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSC CIATION eae Behe e ee can realize what a tremendous power the office is for good, . . at . GLASSES . . Slaeseres ents an snata re Sea a a9 1 ~ FED 2AL RESEAVE . : . when administered by an honest and able man, and what an ee a Ul Opel cia does te a aac waualltl 7 engine of destruction it is when-in corrupt or careless hands. it ee ie id : ; ‘ : :j/for people whose eyesight is poor f' The Nugget’s reason for supporting Haight, is not so. ° (7 NEVADA CITY much fear of the consequences, were Merriam or Sinclair elect. EELS NE RTE GIT TED TE NY STS i} ed. Sinclair with his sops for the jobless will accomplish noth. nal auentemmceese reer . GEO. H -SHIRKEY, 0. D. SANITARIUM ing but plunge the state in an endless controversy that may Mrs: Preston's a RUGS~ CARPETS ff OPTOMETRIST Elizabeth McD. Watson, Prop. easily boil up in riots and blood letting. Merriam whose chief ‘merit in the eyes of his supporters is his successful handling News Stand: of the longshoreman’s strike by calling out the state guards, is . : : very likely to use that clubagain as a quick, ready-to-hand . 1g) Seatonery, ag eer LINOLEUMS GEPHART RUG AND § LINOLEUM CO. 1118 J. St. Sacramento 5 Open to all reputable j C ¥t : Physicians and Surgeons settler of whatever labor dispute may arise. = Na _ eee IF . : » Fortunately the candidacy of Haight gives temperate and . Ra ao Wao gen iol BOG Meee ee ees JALLEY, CALIF. __ progressive citizens an opportunity to avoid either of these ex. PATRONIZE NUGGET ADVERTISERS — IT. PAYS! j[}: eo3 “NUGGET ADVERTISING PAYS ¢ eens ; ne SSDS RT TS oO eee PE eo 1