September 30, 1938 (8 pages)

CNR “i NOEs NE RS REST sn nao Leaner one nemeeyrmemates wea tees PO , Nevada City and county properties. -PAGE EIGHE: & NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938. REALESTATEIN GOOD DEMAND SAYS BROKER By W. H. DANIELS Sstate Broker months Licensed Kea! During the past several there has been a brisk demand for Much of the inquiry has been for good building lots, home building Jots in or near Nevada City. The demand has been augmented no doubt by the assistance offered by the FHA and the helpful attitude of Bank of Ameriea in cooperation with potential buyers and builders. More than a dozen Such sales are of very recent occurrence. Homes also have come in for definite shortage of desira quite a considerable call. Recent sales include several properties ranging from one to five thousand. dollars. There has: also been made a. considerable invéstment for income. . With all of this however, there is a accomodations, returns compatible with investment. Another activity, indicating interest in’ this community, both as a rood place to live and one offering ottractive investment possibilities, is the large number of inquiries coming in for mountain homes or ranches, large land tracts and mines. Nevada county—unexploited, unadvertised, except by word of mouth —of visitors many of whom have returned and settled—Nevada County with its native beauty, its accessabof University Women which will be held in Chico on Saturday. ANOTHER BOCA MAN SLUGGED A. C. Jaggers, foreman on the Boca dam federal project near Boca came to Nevada City yesterday and swore to a complaint charging “John Doe”’ Armstrong of Truckee with the ility, its good highways and agreeble home they will attend the regional con-! the system is indicated. The next . intendent DeWitt Nelson. Mr. for rent or lease, at. ference of the American Association step is to X-ray that child’s chest. mon was making a tour through the _If the X-ray show definite evidence of the disease the child must be tak. en under special medical supervis. ion. The important thing now is that ‘the child be given lots of wholesome, . nourishing food, fresh air, most essential of all, rest in bed. In this . way the child’s resistence is built up and the advance of the disease, . checked. 5 . Methods of treatment in older chronic eases are different. Today . surgery occupies an important place pe tuberculosis. On the theory that able elevation, its friendly people, . charge of a felony for a severe beat-. the lung at complete rest has the is becoming known and established ing administered by Armstrong on better chance ito heal, pneumothorax as a. good place to live, and a good. the foreman. Jagger filed the war-/ (air) is introduced into the chest place to prosper. The interest and rant of arrest in Judge W. L. Mob-. with a hollow needle. The air fills activity in real estate reflects ess good and wholesome condition beyond any question. Mrs. Tuttle Attends A. A. U. W. Confetence Mrs. Raglan Tuttle will leave today for Oroville where she will visit her sister there. Mrs. Frederick Faulkner of San Francisco wil® join her in Oroville Friday. On Saturday Nevada a Theatre FRIDAY PROFESSORS BEWARE Harold Lloyd back in the funniest yarn of the year, causing a coast to coast riot. Professor Lloyd with a determined girl after him is something to see and roar at. SATURDAY KEEP SMILING Jane into your heart. Comedy, Drama, Heart Throbs, and a Withers laughing her way sparkling supporting cast. And CALL OF THE ROCKIES, -featuring Charles Starrett, in a spine-chilling saga of the West. SUNDAY CAREFREE ‘fhe lovable dancers of the screen, Astnire and Ginger Rogers, in a romance ** fun and excitement against a Fred background of lilting song and dance numbers. iy CY chen $ desired direction.Warms piaces. See our display. Nevada City Phone 5 SUPERFEX o:0 burning HEATERS Made by PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY .Projects radiant heat in any Fioor. See a Demonstration.; NOW, any stove-heated home can have directed heat. Radiant heat oo rays, that warm every surface they touch, are sent out by the patented heat-directing shutters on three sices of the new Superfex Heat-Director.No moving mechanical parts.No drafts to regulate.No dirt, “dust or ockes. Models for small or large homes and business Alpha Stores, Ltd. the Che Mark of Quality Grass Valley Phone 88 GROCERIES CORNED BEEF HASH MINCED CLAMS PUFFED WHEAT NAPKINS 80 for ORANGE JUICE Can PUMPKIN S. W. PRUNES Package STUFFED OLIVES -CHILE-CON CARNE Can . _ J. J. Jackson Free Delivery ley’s court. Jagger is from Sacraday he went to Truckee and dis-' then went to a beer parlor with a’’ brother. He went to the toilet and as! he opened the door to come out the alleged Armstrong hailed him with “is your name Ace?” and hit him in the face cutting Jaggers’ lip. Before he could ‘defend , himself he was! knocked down and “stomped’’ on by Armstrong with his feet, according to Jagger. After the'fight Jagger went out on the street looking for the justice of the peace and while he was looking for him saw his attacker trying to get into his own car, Jagger struck him in the face but he managed to get into the car and get away. Jaggers face is badly cut and bruised. Jagger related ‘‘Red’’ Adams stat-. ed a week ago that either he would “set”? him, (Jagger) or else Arm. strong would. ‘‘Red’’ Adams is stat. ed to be a CIO organizer. The Boca! dam is expected to close down for . the winter, in about six weeks. There are over a hundred men on the job, who will then scatter into California . and Nevada. TUBERCULIN TESTS WILL BE GIVEN IN OCTOBER Commencing the week of October 17, tuberculin tests.are to be conducted in Nevada City high school. . These tests are to be administered . under the sponsorship of the Nevada . County Tuberculosis Association, an} affiliate of the California State Tu. berculosis Association. Freshmen, sophomores and seniors . are to be tested. In fact, dasa wishing the test. Juniors are to be . eliminated due to a change in the! schedule last year when tuberculin tests were not given. Out of an approximate 525 children’ previously tested, 90 were Xrayed and only one case’ of disease was discovered, Miss Elezearian of the California State Tuberculosis A'ssociation will come here to assist Dr. Harry March of Grass Valley, and nurses Mrs. Hefelfinger and Miss Dallas Smith, and other local nurses in carrying . out this campaign. _ Considering the tuberculin tests . to be given in our high school, a briet . resume of the tuberculosis situation . as it exicts today is of initerest. The splendid efforts made yearly . by the Tuberculosis Associations, . jboth state and local, cannot be ee estimated. Through the annual sale . of Christmas Seals marvelous work . is being carried on in the prevent. ion and cure of tuberculosis. This . Christmas Seal fund is used to em. ploy hundreds of field nurses who . keep a vigilant eye on the condition . of health of the school children in’! their community. This money is also, used to X-ray and to give tuberculin tests to thousands of school children. Also ithe Tuberculosis Assocjation publishes numerous booklets and pamphlets on the prevention and cure of tuberculosis. This constant supervision of the health of our youth is perhaps the greatest sole factor in the eradication of this insidious disease. For tuberculosis is youth’s most exacting enemy. It attacks children and adults alike, but is most fatal between the ages of 15 and 25. Tuberculosis is really a very. common disease. So_common in. fact, that literally thousands of persons are walking the streets of our citfes and towns infected with this malady, yet tragically unaware of what ails them. Either through ignorance or neglect they are unfamiliar with the causes, effects and the symptoms of tuberculosis. Thus they carry on in their regular every day routine of,ten with fatal results. For unless tthe disease is detected in its early stages, a good many months, more often years, must be spent recuperating. It quite often takes from one to five years for a moderately advanced case of tuberculosis to become arrested. So one can readily see how important it is that the dismento and stated that on Wednes. chest wall and the lung and by com‘is injected into the chest; the air al'pands again. up the chest cavity ‘between — the pression prevents the lung from patched a check to his home and functioning. One advantage of this, ©" method is that it is not permanent, . for when the doctor considers the . lung sufficiently “healed, (usually . from one to five years) no more air. ready there is absorbed by the system and the once diseased lung ex1 Another more serious method is the ‘cutting of the small nerve at the side of the troat near the-top of the chest: This nerve controls the diaphragm, which is instantly paralyzed. If only a small section of the nerve is removed it grows, back in time. But in more severe ¢ases the entire nerve is drawn out. This procedure is used mostly in cases where the disease is confined to the base of the lung. . The most severe method of all is . }} the surgical removal of portions of . the ribs over the infected part of . the lung. The Jung collapsed in this manner is done so permanently.The . ! extent of the disease determines the . j number of ribs to be taken out. Some . . . eases have had the entire twelve ribs on one side removed, and also a few ribs on the other side. But in these cases the infection existed in both . lungs. However, it has been author. itatively stated that man can exist on but one fourth of the lung capacity . he now uses. FOREST SERVICE VISITED Tahoe National Forest headquart. ers had visitors from different sec: . tions of the country yesterday. Fred . : . . Douthitt of the San Francisco head! quarters office and G. J. Salmon CO. ordinator of flood control from ' Washington, D. C., called on Super. Salvarious regions getting first hand information on the flood damage sit‘uations, “Kelley” Trough, superintendent of the Mono National Forest at Minden, Nevada, came over to inspect the rustic signs made at the local shop and.wants some of them made for his national forest. . TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL . Miss Elma Hecker, superintendent of the Episcopal church Sunday school, announces Sunday school will reopen at 10 o’clock Sunday, October 2. This will be sort of a get-together meeting as Miss Hecker has called all parents and teachers to dis;cuss fall plans. There are 100 chil. dren on the Sunday school rolls and between 75 and 80 attend regularVv Quartz and placer claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. NEVADA CO. NATIVE SUCCUMBS IN OAKLAND Charles Paine, native of Grass Valley, passed away at his home in Oakland Wednesday night after an illness of a consjderable period. He was born in 1862 in Grass Valley and grew to young manhood in the county. At one time he was Wells Fargo agent in the old brick building in North San Juan. Mr. Paine moved to Oakland years ago to reside. Left to mourn his passing are & son and daughter of Oakland, sister, Mrs. Fred Schultz, Sacramento; three brothers, Alonzo Paine, Nevada City; Henry and Herbert Paine of Lake City. The three brothers will go to Oakland to attend the funeral which will be held Saturday morning. NUGGET ADS PAY HARTUNG’S JEWELRY STORE . ed home. Everything in ,the way of tableware. Community Plate. Rogers, Gorham or Wallace Silverware. HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley EWLY RENOVATED AND REARRANGED TO give our patrons the BEST in UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SERVICE. BUY NOW—for your new or remodelTime Payments if you desire. Community China, Pacific Pottery Ware, Fostoria Glass in many lovely patterns. Seth Thomas, Telechron and Westclox for all home uses. Ce oh ee, ee nae aes ae ated ek ae a De alls You change statio with a mere flick radio itself—Philco tery Control provides tion—now! without leaving the kitchen ease be caught: in its incipiency, In 'this way much can be done toward checking its spread. If a child shows a ‘positive. reac-— tion to the tuberculin ‘test the prestence of tuberculosis somewhere in 132 Mill Street family. come in for a free demonstraCome In.See It.Hear It. Try It! Continuous Demonstration 0 A.M. to 0 P.M. ational! Thrilling! Breath ty tunes this New 1939 Philco: “= from anywhere in your home. : without a single wire or connection of any kind So small, so light, you can easily carry it in one hand! ns. control volume . turn the set off. of your finger! Here’s the greatest radio invention since Mystery Control! Imagine the thrill of tuning this new Philco from any room in your home—upstairs, downstairs, even from the porch—without going near the radio! No more tiring effort when you want to change stations! Be among the first to know the convenience and complete enjoyment that Philco Mysfor you and your famo adv. PHILCO 116RX All you could ask for in a radio! Mystery Control of 8 favorite stations. New Fi \° nger-Tip femogs Inc ved Tn tuning. Streamline Dial on the ounding Board and new clearer-tone Cathedral Speake American and Foreign reception. Galgedia’ saktoce ev) at ate 2 EXO OA RS CEB CRETE ment. Panel. Exclusive Inclined EASY TERMS—Big Trade-Ins Choose from 41 Philcos *00to 000-00 Select your dinner music without getting up from the table Foote Electrical Co. ’ BUY A PHILCO The World’s Most Popular Bod any room. Switch off your Philco just before you drop off to sleep Grass Valley

CNR “i NOEs NE RS REST sn nao Leaner one nemeeyrmemates wea tees PO , Nevada City and county properties. -PAGE EIGHE: & NEVADA CITY NUGGET _ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1938. REALESTATEIN GOOD DEMAND SAYS BROKER By W. H. DANIELS Sstate Broker months Licensed Kea! During the past several there has been a brisk demand for Much of the inquiry has been for good building lots, home building Jots in or near Nevada City. The demand has been augmented no doubt by the assistance offered by the FHA and the helpful attitude of Bank of Ameriea in cooperation with potential buyers and builders. More than a dozen Such sales are of very recent occurrence. Homes also have come in for definite shortage of desira quite a considerable call. Recent sales include several properties ranging from one to five thousand. dollars. There has: also been made a. considerable invéstment for income. . With all of this however, there is a accomodations, returns compatible with investment. Another activity, indicating interest in’ this community, both as a rood place to live and one offering ottractive investment possibilities, is the large number of inquiries coming in for mountain homes or ranches, large land tracts and mines. Nevada county—unexploited, unadvertised, except by word of mouth —of visitors many of whom have returned and settled—Nevada County with its native beauty, its accessabof University Women which will be held in Chico on Saturday. ANOTHER BOCA MAN SLUGGED A. C. Jaggers, foreman on the Boca dam federal project near Boca came to Nevada City yesterday and swore to a complaint charging “John Doe”’ Armstrong of Truckee with the ility, its good highways and agreeble home they will attend the regional con-! the system is indicated. The next . intendent DeWitt Nelson. Mr. for rent or lease, at. ference of the American Association step is to X-ray that child’s chest. mon was making a tour through the _If the X-ray show definite evidence of the disease the child must be tak. en under special medical supervis. ion. The important thing now is that ‘the child be given lots of wholesome, . nourishing food, fresh air, most essential of all, rest in bed. In this . way the child’s resistence is built up and the advance of the disease, . checked. 5 . Methods of treatment in older chronic eases are different. Today . surgery occupies an important place pe tuberculosis. On the theory that able elevation, its friendly people, . charge of a felony for a severe beat-. the lung at complete rest has the is becoming known and established ing administered by Armstrong on better chance ito heal, pneumothorax as a. good place to live, and a good. the foreman. Jagger filed the war-/ (air) is introduced into the chest place to prosper. The interest and rant of arrest in Judge W. L. Mob-. with a hollow needle. The air fills activity in real estate reflects ess good and wholesome condition beyond any question. Mrs. Tuttle Attends A. A. U. W. Confetence Mrs. Raglan Tuttle will leave today for Oroville where she will visit her sister there. Mrs. Frederick Faulkner of San Francisco wil® join her in Oroville Friday. On Saturday Nevada a Theatre FRIDAY PROFESSORS BEWARE Harold Lloyd back in the funniest yarn of the year, causing a coast to coast riot. Professor Lloyd with a determined girl after him is something to see and roar at. SATURDAY KEEP SMILING Jane into your heart. Comedy, Drama, Heart Throbs, and a Withers laughing her way sparkling supporting cast. And CALL OF THE ROCKIES, -featuring Charles Starrett, in a spine-chilling saga of the West. SUNDAY CAREFREE ‘fhe lovable dancers of the screen, Astnire and Ginger Rogers, in a romance ** fun and excitement against a Fred background of lilting song and dance numbers. iy CY chen $ desired direction..Warms piaces.. See our display. Nevada City Phone 5 SUPERFEX o:0 burning HEATERS Made by PERFECTION STOVE COMPANY ..Projects radiant heat in any Fioor.. See a Demonstration.; NOW, any stove-heated home can have directed heat. Radiant heat oo rays, that warm every surface they touch, are sent out by the patented heat-directing shutters on three sices of the new Superfex Heat-Director..No moving mechanical parts..No drafts to regulate..No dirt, “dust or ockes. Models for small or large homes and business Alpha Stores, Ltd. the Che Mark of Quality Grass Valley Phone 88 GROCERIES CORNED BEEF HASH MINCED CLAMS PUFFED WHEAT NAPKINS 80 for ORANGE JUICE Can PUMPKIN S. W. PRUNES Package STUFFED OLIVES -CHILE-CON CARNE Can . _ J. J. Jackson Free Delivery ley’s court. Jagger is from Sacraday he went to Truckee and dis-' then went to a beer parlor with a’’ brother. He went to the toilet and as! he opened the door to come out the alleged Armstrong hailed him with “is your name Ace?” and hit him in the face cutting Jaggers’ lip. Before he could ‘defend , himself he was! knocked down and “stomped’’ on by Armstrong with his feet, according to Jagger. After the'fight Jagger went out on the street looking for the justice of the peace and while he was looking for him saw his attacker trying to get into his own car, Jagger struck him in the face but he managed to get into the car and get away. Jaggers face is badly cut and bruised. Jagger related ‘‘Red’’ Adams stat-. ed a week ago that either he would “set”? him, (Jagger) or else Arm. strong would. ‘‘Red’’ Adams is stat. ed to be a CIO organizer. The Boca! dam is expected to close down for . the winter, in about six weeks. There are over a hundred men on the job, who will then scatter into California . and Nevada. TUBERCULIN TESTS WILL BE GIVEN IN OCTOBER Commencing the week of October 17, tuberculin tests.are to be conducted in Nevada City high school. . These tests are to be administered . under the sponsorship of the Nevada . County Tuberculosis Association, an} affiliate of the California State Tu. berculosis Association. Freshmen, sophomores and seniors . are to be tested. In fact, dasa wishing the test. Juniors are to be . eliminated due to a change in the! schedule last year when tuberculin tests were not given. Out of an approximate 525 children’ previously tested, 90 were Xrayed and only one case’ of disease was discovered, Miss Elezearian of the California State Tuberculosis A'ssociation will come here to assist Dr. Harry March of Grass Valley, and nurses Mrs. Hefelfinger and Miss Dallas Smith, and other local nurses in carrying . out this campaign. _ Considering the tuberculin tests . to be given in our high school, a briet . resume of the tuberculosis situation . as it exicts today is of initerest.

The splendid efforts made yearly . by the Tuberculosis Associations, . jboth state and local, cannot be ee estimated. Through the annual sale . of Christmas Seals marvelous work . is being carried on in the prevent. ion and cure of tuberculosis. This . Christmas Seal fund is used to em. ploy hundreds of field nurses who . keep a vigilant eye on the condition . of health of the school children in’! their community. This money is also, used to X-ray and to give tuberculin tests to thousands of school children. Also ithe Tuberculosis Assocjation publishes numerous booklets and pamphlets on the prevention and cure of tuberculosis. This constant supervision of the health of our youth is perhaps the greatest sole factor in the eradication of this insidious disease. For tuberculosis is youth’s most exacting enemy. It attacks children and adults alike, but is most fatal between the ages of 15 and 25. Tuberculosis is really a very. common disease. So_common in. fact, that literally thousands of persons are walking the streets of our citfes and towns infected with this malady, yet tragically unaware of what ails them. Either through ignorance or neglect they are unfamiliar with the causes, effects and the symptoms of tuberculosis. Thus they carry on in their regular every day routine of,ten with fatal results. For unless tthe disease is detected in its early stages, a good many months, more often years, must be spent recuperating. It quite often takes from one to five years for a moderately advanced case of tuberculosis to become arrested. So one can readily see how important it is that the dismento and stated that on Wednes. chest wall and the lung and by com‘is injected into the chest; the air al'pands again. up the chest cavity ‘between — the pression prevents the lung from patched a check to his home and functioning. One advantage of this, ©" method is that it is not permanent, . for when the doctor considers the . lung sufficiently “healed, (usually . from one to five years) no more air. ready there is absorbed by the system and the once diseased lung ex1 Another more serious method is the ‘cutting of the small nerve at the side of the troat near the-top of the chest: This nerve controls the diaphragm, which is instantly paralyzed. If only a small section of the nerve is removed it grows, back in time. But in more severe ¢ases the entire nerve is drawn out. This procedure is used mostly in cases where the disease is confined to the base of the lung. . The most severe method of all is . }} the surgical removal of portions of . the ribs over the infected part of . the lung. The Jung collapsed in this manner is done so permanently.The . ! extent of the disease determines the . j number of ribs to be taken out. Some . . . eases have had the entire twelve ribs on one side removed, and also a few ribs on the other side. But in these cases the infection existed in both . lungs. However, it has been author. itatively stated that man can exist on but one fourth of the lung capacity . he now uses. FOREST SERVICE VISITED Tahoe National Forest headquart. ers had visitors from different sec: . tions of the country yesterday. Fred . : . . Douthitt of the San Francisco head! quarters office and G. J. Salmon CO. ordinator of flood control from ' Washington, D. C., called on Super. Salvarious regions getting first hand information on the flood damage sit‘uations, “Kelley” Trough, superintendent of the Mono National Forest at Minden, Nevada, came over to inspect the rustic signs made at the local shop and.wants some of them made for his national forest. . TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL . Miss Elma Hecker, superintendent of the Episcopal church Sunday school, announces Sunday school will reopen at 10 o’clock Sunday, October 2. This will be sort of a get-together meeting as Miss Hecker has called all parents and teachers to dis;cuss fall plans. There are 100 chil. dren on the Sunday school rolls and between 75 and 80 attend regularVv Quartz and placer claim location notices for sale at Nugget office. NEVADA CO. NATIVE SUCCUMBS IN OAKLAND Charles Paine, native of Grass Valley, passed away at his home in Oakland Wednesday night after an illness of a consjderable period. He was born in 1862 in Grass Valley and grew to young manhood in the county. At one time he was Wells Fargo agent in the old brick building in North San Juan. Mr. Paine moved to Oakland years ago to reside. Left to mourn his passing are & son and daughter of Oakland, sister, Mrs. Fred Schultz, Sacramento; three brothers, Alonzo Paine, Nevada City; Henry and Herbert Paine of Lake City. The three brothers will go to Oakland to attend the funeral which will be held Saturday morning. NUGGET ADS PAY HARTUNG’S JEWELRY STORE . ed home. Everything in ,the way of tableware. Community Plate. Rogers, Gorham or Wallace Silverware. HARTUNG’S DEPENDABLE JEWELERS 124 Mill St. Grass Valley EWLY RENOVATED AND REARRANGED TO give our patrons the BEST in UP-TO-THE-MINUTE SERVICE. BUY NOW—for your new or remodelTime Payments if you desire. Community China, Pacific Pottery Ware, Fostoria Glass in many lovely patterns. Seth Thomas, Telechron and Westclox for all home uses. Ce oh ee, ee nae aes ae ated ek ae a De alls You change statio with a mere flick radio itself—Philco tery Control provides tion—now! without leaving the kitchen ease be caught: in its incipiency, In 'this way much can be done toward checking its spread. If a child shows a ‘positive. reac-— tion to the tuberculin ‘test the prestence of tuberculosis somewhere in 132 Mill Street family.. come in for a free demonstraCome In..See It..Hear It.. Try It! Continuous Demonstration 0 A.M. to 0 P.M. ational! Thrilling! Breath ty tunes this New 1939 Philco: “= from anywhere in your home.. : without a single wire or connection of any kind So small, so light, you can easily carry it in one hand! ns.. control volume .. turn the set off.. of your finger! Here’s the greatest radio invention since Mystery Control! Imagine the thrill of tuning this new Philco from any room in your home—upstairs, downstairs, even from the porch—without going near the radio! No more tiring effort when you want to change stations! Be among the first to know the convenience and complete enjoyment that Philco Mysfor you and your famo adv. PHILCO 116RX All you could ask for in a radio! Mystery Control of 8 favorite stations. New Fi \° nger-Tip femogs Inc ved Tn tuning. Streamline Dial on the ounding Board and new clearer-tone Cathedral Speake American and Foreign reception. Galgedia’ saktoce ev) at ate 2 EXO OA RS CEB CRETE ment. Panel. Exclusive Inclined EASY TERMS—Big Trade-Ins Choose from 41 Philcos *00to 000-00 Select your dinner music without getting up from the table Foote Electrical Co. ’ BUY A PHILCO The World’s Most Popular Bod any room. Switch off your Philco just before you drop off to sleep Grass Valley