September 9, 1935 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA ©. ¥ NUGGET Seas a Last Gall! This SPECIAL : » ; . Ende Soon Re gular S9c tube: KLENZO ‘DENTAL cams and smiart new Hairline teh Platinum tim Water tadibie: 290 tm BOTH £ FOIR See this beautiful glass and vou will went more than one of these combinations. KLENZO Dental Creme is a' double rclion paste, Both Cleans and polishes. Recommended tor children’s teeth. R. BE. Harris SAVE with SAT ETN at. ASHTON, THE HATTER M: AKER -OF REF TNE D STYLES Ww omen’s tnd Cleaned, Reblocked, Retrimmed. . 129 Church St. Grass Valicy . {: Men’ s Hats { &. fe L. HOGUE, OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley ‘Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 my . i Fast vias tans Friday, Se siete 13. ules essere ktiniac Noel wie j Lionel Hampton, World’s i ‘GERMAN EMBARGO ON CASH WON'T } {) BE RKELEY, Ment gen . ; chance in a million” . ity today when Martin R. (dr, German student from 'found the ways and means of j ishing -his: education at the sity of California. The unique arrangement ; Claus will be able ; money. to pursue at the University a debtor , Miss Vera graduate Christie, the : University.” of . Occupations. Several manager of California weeks ago Claus came to Miss Christie with the proposal that! this country him. through E. Claus, would if someone, in finance coll his father, F&F. . citizen, wealthy Dr eden Day the ‘any American. student to study at a. German » He explained that Nazi any of expenses of who University. under the present sovernment it is impossible for his relatives in send him money. Yesterday the tions, through Miss Christie, arrangLake . ed with J. L. Dobbins of San Francisco to pay Claus’s expenses at the Germany to 3ureau of Occupaest Drummer = appearing at ‘Personal j Albert Pratti, Dick Marriott aay Wilde Nevada City scouts. chosthe boy scout national . tour, recently completed, were palticipants in the Admission Day parade of the Native Sons and Daughi and jen to make ~ CHOPS ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS WE DO NOT— . WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best Note Our Prices Try Our Quality : Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Sommercial St. Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM AUNDRY DRY CLEANERS ‘211 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 i NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W MOUNT SI. MARY'S. SAUSAGES ‘man; and Lon Girk, former coach of t i { feet last year. \are drifting to intercept a ledge carters in Stockton today. Visitors at the home of Mrs, Madge 1 Schwart, over the past week end were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deeble of San Francisco; Mr.-and Mrs. L.G. Roberts, of Auburn; Dr. and. Mrs. Weber of Sacramento; and Mr. and Mrs. Reamer of Clarksburg. Mrs. Mrs. Ann Carroll ill at the home is recovering Schwartz’ mother, who has been quite ‘of her daughter here, . nicely: from a severe sick spell which . will be good news to. her many friends here. Mr. and: Mrs. Robert Gates and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Kilroy and son, spent the Stockton and will day. They attended the celebration. 7 Fruit Salad Ice Confectionery. Phil Coghlan, Stanford who spent his summer vacation this e¢ity as the gnest of Mr. ana Mrs. George Calanan, left Sunday for Stanford where he enters senior class. Young», Goghian ue many friends whire here canes . fine publie spirit. He was . interested in the municipal } and assisted in the in July. week arrive home toNative Sons‘ Cream at Colleys student . ing a greatly park and pool water pageant given “ SALIDA MINE employed at the 7roup property, south of Graniteville, in developshaft was sunk 70 This season the men Three men are Salida or Lucky ment work. A rying good values. There is a small mill on the property. The leasors’ are Fred © Vecetis, Hollywood — school teacher, Mr. Jorgensen, retiréd navy Notre Dame. LODI FESTIVAL TO CENTER ATTENTION ON VINE INDUSTRY LODI, Sept. 9.—Lodi’s preparations for the entertainment of thousands of visitors at the second annual Grape and Wine Festival of Northern San Joaquin county, to be staged in this city September 13, 14 and 15, were being rushed to completion today. Many new means of focusing attention upon California’s grape and wine industry are being employed, it was announced, with a view to opening larger markets for the vinestate. Under the direction of C. S. Jacks0n and Henry F. Ellis, . general chairman, the festival committee has . made for the coronation. of Queen Dora Lerza, who will be attended by phy Patriefa Hunter, ‘Gladys Hanenlarged upon last year’s program in every way. Many new attractions have been scheduled in the enter-! tainment and educational field, and the accompaniment of parades, pageants and sports events will be on a much larger scale, it was stated. Elaborate preparations are being Geraldine Backman, Emma Goeh1, Mary Ateher and Enima Ulrick be ah dufstahding teatare of the céte? bration, according to the committee ‘fn ee ‘ end in; the : DEATHS FEWER yardists and wine producers of this, a, Mitts iu ede This event win . : Social Pia . PaaS TNS University, in exchange for which Claus senior would take eare of Dobbins’ son at the University ot Dresden. To pay for minor personal expenses, Claus made it known that . he is seeking a tutoring. job whereH i t 1 i H { i Two Camptonville Girls ; by he would teach someone who . Are Joint Hostesses wished to learn the German langupone ene! s age. : CAMPTONVILUE, Sept. 9.-—Miss: Claus graduated from the Oberjes Dorothy Hayes and Matilda Han-. Tealschule in Dresden and was in the naval aviation corps during the World War. He then attended the University of Leipzig and the University of Bonn. From 1928 to 1930 pleas-; he was consulting agricultural exant get together and the evening was Pert for the German government at }spent in various games and damcing,. Dresden and during that time lecwith delightful refreshments co}. . tured at the winter school on plant son were hostesses to a number ‘of tthe young people of the community Iriday evening in an enjoyable party . given at the Masonic Hall. It turned out to be a very sisting of eake, sandwiches and: . diseases and their control. Claus punch. . Dlans to finish his work for .a Ph.D, The following were insattendance degree in genetics at Berkeley, workKenneth Schurr, frank W.Meggers,. {m8 under Professor E. B. Babcock, i Sam Oakes, Edward Lang, Myron whose work was recommended to} 1 Pauly, Erle Pauly, William Groves,. him by various professors at Ger;W. J. McCain, Ted McCain, E. R. ™an universities. Hanson, Leo George Rose, faymond 1S hatfield, Ted Tabler, , Stoddard, PATROL OFFICERS GET Acton M. Cleveland; Misses Kather: ‘ine Pauly, Betty Wallace, Dorothy . ROAD MAPS OF STATE Recap: Maxine Blackman, Dolores : Ann Bishop, Anna Lang, Guyla :TabSACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.—OfficJer, Htta May Chatfield, Mesdames ers of California Highway Patrol to‘Ernie Pauly, Lola B. Cleveland, The day have complete and. detiailed a . ordoss Tabler and Ethel Chatfield. knowledge of every highway and byway in the state, regardless of whe. ther or not it is under their jurisdic. tion was made possible for the pat. TUNE HIGHWAY rol by co-operation of Earl Lee Kelly, director of ; i i This great store of road informa: of public works, in presenting department of motor vehicles with bound maps for each police squad room in the state, Director Ray Ingels of department ! Sept: 9.— } SACRAMENTO, Death . . / ,claimed 17 fewer victims on Cali:, of motor vehicles asks the public to ! fornia’s rural highways in June of ™a@ke use of the maps when detailed is sought or advice is patrol officers. . this year than in the sixth month of information 1934, aceording to department of needed from figures announced Mrs, Henpeck (sarcastically): “TI suppose you’ve, been to see a sich . friend—holding his hand all evening.’’ Mr. Henpeck (sadly): motor vehicles today. The month's total of 108 fatalities on rural roads under jurisdiction of California Highway Patral repres. ents a reduction of more than 14. i ; percent,over June of 1934, when 120) pe ioe aaa, zs deaths ‘were. listed as a result of. Mary has a new tight shirt motor vehicle accidents. ee So neat, so bright Le teas “While this reduction in fatalit. tt Haver honhe 6 Soak of hn jes is significant when it is realized . But it carcly deos show Mat that deaths increased in June on/. TY. highways not under vigilance of the patrol,” said Ray Ingels, director of TRY. department of motor vehicles, “our . state department is far from satis-} . HOTEL 9 fied with its progress in accident . prevention. Instead, the patrol sae been ordered to increase its vigil-! pel ance and bear down harder than ever . (‘4 $ : “Tf. I'd: been have made on careless and reckless drivers.” That there is need for bearing down on careless motorists is seen in the department’s report that there were 256,230 persons accused of motor vehicle violations in June, the greatest number cited in California traffic courts in any single previous month, A total of 25,223 were convisted, of which 361 were sent to jail or road camps and 26 were held to answer charges of manslaughter off the Lobbyor murder in superior courts. Fines and forfeited bail paid by careless and reckless drivers last June totalled $134,807.95. NUGGET ADS PAY seeceseeeseeaessaoaeaneedenaaedassetseraeaetaenaeats NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Ingutangs Compantes. A SPLENDID VALUE 159 Powe it STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant — emnneeietees _» STOP THIS MAN “One become a realA. Claus, Drésden, finUniverwhereby to obtain enough studies without becoming }@ to anyone was disclosed by Bureau of} fe wished! @ . ieatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY masterpiece comes LES MISERABLES =<: ES to the screen with Frederic inortal March and Charles Laughton in the le: uling roles! The story of Jean Valjean, the escaped convict who tried to salvage life after ten years as a convict. A thrilling, smashing classic! WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA from the world’s danger zone comes a blazing new dramatic sensation, Thrill to gripping story of two lovers helpless before the rampaging passions of a desperaté land! With Pat O’Brien, Josephine Hutchinson and Jean Muir. Matinee Thursday. Victor Hugo’s _imwoul a! e SERA Presto Mason Fruit Jars REGULAR .85 doz. 1.05 doz. WIDE MOUTH 1.00 doz. _ 1.25 doz. PRESERVING KETTLES, ALL SIZES Ladles, spoons, paring knives, fruit jar wrenches. Rings caps and wax. Jelly glasses, tall and small. SPECIAL AN ALUMINUM COLD PACK CANNER FOR $2.75 . -8-quart size holds seven . -quart jars with a handy rack for lifting. Jars kept separated, prevents breakage. Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, Phone 5. GRASS VALLEY, Phone 88. WORLD'S FASTEST DRUMMER Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra RETURN ENGAGEMENT Dance and Floor Show LAKE OLYMPIA, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13 CALIPORNIA’S GREATEST COLORED ATTRACTION ‘TWO YEARS SEBASTIAN’S COTTON CLUB ALL PARTS . . aoe PARTS FOR eins FOR SOME HMONE tas ALL CARS CARS . . Lawrence Motors Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Lee Tires and Signal Gas and Oil On Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, one mile north-east of Nevada City. Special; 13-Plate Batteries, now $2.95, with old battery. HEALTH! Let Nature Guard You! Mild saline sulphur waters that will clear your system of the winters poisons. Lee Richardson, Richardson Springs, Butte Co., Calif. .Nevada. City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE OHAS. EB. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere ‘Auto Repairs of Every Kind Phene 188 ee wi . i; « A 3 4 \ { q . ae Pt ig } 1) ( { 1 i { . .

PAGE FOUR THE NEVADA ©.. ¥ NUGGET Seas a Last Gall! This SPECIAL : » ; . Ende Soon Re gular S9c tube: KLENZO ‘DENTAL cams and smiart new Hairline teh Platinum tim Water tadibie: 290 tm BOTH £ FOIR See this beautiful glass and vou will went more than one of these combinations. KLENZO Dental Creme is a' double rclion paste, Both Cleans and polishes. Recommended tor children’s teeth. R. BE. Harris SAVE with SAT ETN at. ASHTON, THE HATTER M: AKER -OF REF TNE D STYLES Ww omen’s tnd Cleaned, Reblocked, Retrimmed. . 129 Church St. Grass Valicy . {: Men’ s Hats { &. fe L. HOGUE, OPTOMETRIST SPECIALIST IN “THE SCIENCE OF SEEING” EYES EXAMINED GLASSES FITTED 147 Mill Street Grass Valley ‘Evenings by Appointment Phone 624 my . i Fast vias tans Friday, Se siete 13. ules essere ktiniac Noel wie j Lionel Hampton, World’s i ‘GERMAN EMBARGO ON CASH WON'T } {) BE RKELEY, Ment gen . ; chance in a million” . ity today when Martin R. (dr, German student from 'found the ways and means of j ishing -his: education at the sity of California. The unique arrangement ; Claus will be able ; money. to pursue at the University a debtor , Miss Vera graduate Christie, the : University.” of . Occupations. Several manager of California weeks ago Claus came to Miss Christie with the proposal that! this country him. through E. Claus, would if someone, in finance coll his father, F&F. . citizen, wealthy Dr eden Day the ‘any American. student to study at a. German » He explained that Nazi any of expenses of who University. under the present sovernment it is impossible for his relatives in send him money. Yesterday the tions, through Miss Christie, arrangLake . ed with J. L. Dobbins of San Francisco to pay Claus’s expenses at the Germany to 3ureau of Occupaest Drummer = appearing at ‘Personal j Albert Pratti, Dick Marriott aay Wilde Nevada City scouts. chosthe boy scout national . tour, recently completed, were palticipants in the Admission Day parade of the Native Sons and Daughi and jen to make ~ CHOPS ROASTS POT ROASTS COLD MEATS WE DO NOT— . WE WILL NOT— Carry Anything But the Best Note Our Prices Try Our Quality : Keystone Market CALANAN and RICHARDS Sommercial St. Nevada City GRASS VALLEY STEAM AUNDRY DRY CLEANERS ‘211 BENNETT STREET GRASS VALLEY Phone 108 i NEVADA CITY PHONE 250-W MOUNT SI. MARY'S. SAUSAGES ‘man; and Lon Girk, former coach of t i { feet last year. \are drifting to intercept a ledge carters in Stockton today. Visitors at the home of Mrs, Madge 1 Schwart, over the past week end were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deeble of San Francisco; Mr.-and Mrs. L.G. Roberts, of Auburn; Dr. and. Mrs. Weber of Sacramento; and Mr. and Mrs. Reamer of Clarksburg. Mrs. Mrs. Ann Carroll ill at the home is recovering Schwartz’ mother, who has been quite ‘of her daughter here, . nicely: from a severe sick spell which . will be good news to. her many friends here. Mr. and: Mrs. Robert Gates and family and Mr. and Mrs. Elza Kilroy and son, spent the Stockton and will day. They attended the celebration. 7 Fruit Salad Ice Confectionery. Phil Coghlan, Stanford who spent his summer vacation this e¢ity as the gnest of Mr. ana Mrs. George Calanan, left Sunday for Stanford where he enters senior class. Young», Goghian ue many friends whire here canes . fine publie spirit. He was . interested in the municipal } and assisted in the in July. week arrive home toNative Sons‘ Cream at Colleys student . ing a greatly park and pool water pageant given “ SALIDA MINE employed at the 7roup property, south of Graniteville, in developshaft was sunk 70 This season the men Three men are Salida or Lucky ment work. A rying good values. There is a small mill on the property. The leasors’ are Fred © Vecetis, Hollywood — school teacher, Mr. Jorgensen, retiréd navy Notre Dame. LODI FESTIVAL TO CENTER ATTENTION ON VINE INDUSTRY LODI, Sept. 9.—Lodi’s preparations for the entertainment of thousands of visitors at the second annual Grape and Wine Festival of Northern San Joaquin county, to be staged in this city September 13, 14 and 15, were being rushed to completion today. Many new means of focusing attention upon California’s grape and wine industry are being employed, it was announced, with a view to opening larger markets for the vinestate. Under the direction of C. S. Jacks0n and Henry F. Ellis, . general chairman, the festival committee has . made for the coronation. of Queen Dora Lerza, who will be attended by phy Patriefa Hunter, ‘Gladys Hanenlarged upon last year’s program in every way. Many new attractions have been scheduled in the enter-! tainment and educational field, and the accompaniment of parades, pageants and sports events will be on a much larger scale, it was stated. Elaborate preparations are being Geraldine Backman, Emma Goeh1, Mary Ateher and Enima Ulrick

be ah dufstahding teatare of the céte? bration, according to the committee ‘fn ee ‘ end in; the : DEATHS FEWER yardists and wine producers of this, a, Mitts iu ede This event win . : Social Pia . PaaS TNS University, in exchange for which Claus senior would take eare of Dobbins’ son at the University ot Dresden. To pay for minor personal expenses, Claus made it known that . he is seeking a tutoring. job whereH i t 1 i H { i Two Camptonville Girls ; by he would teach someone who . Are Joint Hostesses wished to learn the German langupone ene! s age. : CAMPTONVILUE, Sept. 9.-—Miss: Claus graduated from the Oberjes Dorothy Hayes and Matilda Han-. Tealschule in Dresden and was in the naval aviation corps during the World War. He then attended the University of Leipzig and the University of Bonn. From 1928 to 1930 pleas-; he was consulting agricultural exant get together and the evening was Pert for the German government at }spent in various games and damcing,. Dresden and during that time lecwith delightful refreshments co}. . tured at the winter school on plant son were hostesses to a number ‘of tthe young people of the community Iriday evening in an enjoyable party . given at the Masonic Hall. It turned out to be a very sisting of eake, sandwiches and: . diseases and their control. Claus punch. . Dlans to finish his work for .a Ph.D, The following were insattendance degree in genetics at Berkeley, workKenneth Schurr, frank W.Meggers,. {m8 under Professor E. B. Babcock, i Sam Oakes, Edward Lang, Myron whose work was recommended to} 1 Pauly, Erle Pauly, William Groves,. him by various professors at Ger;W. J. McCain, Ted McCain, E. R. ™an universities. Hanson, Leo George Rose, faymond 1S hatfield, Ted Tabler, , Stoddard, PATROL OFFICERS GET Acton M. Cleveland; Misses Kather: ‘ine Pauly, Betty Wallace, Dorothy . ROAD MAPS OF STATE Recap: Maxine Blackman, Dolores : Ann Bishop, Anna Lang, Guyla :TabSACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.—OfficJer, Htta May Chatfield, Mesdames ers of California Highway Patrol to‘Ernie Pauly, Lola B. Cleveland, The day have complete and. detiailed a . ordoss Tabler and Ethel Chatfield. knowledge of every highway and byway in the state, regardless of whe. ther or not it is under their jurisdic. tion was made possible for the pat. TUNE HIGHWAY rol by co-operation of Earl Lee Kelly, director of ; i i This great store of road informa: of public works, in presenting department of motor vehicles with bound maps for each police squad room in the state, Director Ray Ingels of department ! Sept: 9.— } SACRAMENTO, Death . . / ,claimed 17 fewer victims on Cali:, of motor vehicles asks the public to ! fornia’s rural highways in June of ™a@ke use of the maps when detailed is sought or advice is patrol officers. . this year than in the sixth month of information 1934, aceording to department of needed from figures announced Mrs, Henpeck (sarcastically): “TI suppose you’ve, been to see a sich . friend—holding his hand all evening.’’ Mr. Henpeck (sadly): motor vehicles today. The month's total of 108 fatalities on rural roads under jurisdiction of California Highway Patral repres. ents a reduction of more than 14. i ; percent,over June of 1934, when 120) pe ioe aaa, zs deaths ‘were. listed as a result of. Mary has a new tight shirt motor vehicle accidents. ee So neat, so bright Le teas “While this reduction in fatalit. tt Haver honhe 6 Soak of hn jes is significant when it is realized . But it carcly deos show Mat that deaths increased in June on/. TY. highways not under vigilance of the patrol,” said Ray Ingels, director of TRY.. department of motor vehicles, “our . state department is far from satis-} . HOTEL 9 fied with its progress in accident . prevention. Instead, the patrol sae been ordered to increase its vigil-! pel ance and bear down harder than ever . (‘4 $ : “Tf. I'd: been have made on careless and reckless drivers.” That there is need for bearing down on careless motorists is seen in the department’s report that there were 256,230 persons accused of motor vehicle violations in June, the greatest number cited in California traffic courts in any single previous month, A total of 25,223 were convisted, of which 361 were sent to jail or road camps and 26 were held to answer charges of manslaughter off the Lobbyor murder in superior courts. Fines and forfeited bail paid by careless and reckless drivers last June totalled $134,807.95. NUGGET ADS PAY seeceseeeseeaessaoaeaneedenaaedassetseraeaetaenaeats NEVADA CITY ASSAY & REFINING OFFICE Practical mining tests from 25 to 1000 pounds, giving the free gold percentage of sulphurets, value of sulphurets and talings. Assays made for gold, silver, lead and copper. Mail order check work promptly attended to. Agent for New York-California Underwriters, Westchester and Capital of California Fire Ingutangs Compantes. A SPLENDID VALUE 159 Powe it STREET This location is unsurpassed SAN FRANCISCO Excellent Restaurant — emnneeietees _» STOP THIS MAN “One become a realA. Claus, Drésden, finUniverwhereby to obtain enough studies without becoming }@ to anyone was disclosed by Bureau of} fe wished! @ . ieatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY masterpiece comes LES MISERABLES =<: ES to the screen with Frederic inortal March and Charles Laughton in the le: uling roles! The story of Jean Valjean, the escaped convict who tried to salvage life after ten years as a convict. A thrilling, smashing classic! WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA from the world’s danger zone comes a blazing new dramatic sensation, Thrill to gripping story of two lovers helpless before the rampaging passions of a desperaté land! With Pat O’Brien, Josephine Hutchinson and Jean Muir. Matinee Thursday. Victor Hugo’s _imwoul a! e SERA Presto Mason Fruit Jars REGULAR .85 doz. 1.05 doz. WIDE MOUTH 1.00 doz. _ 1.25 doz. PRESERVING KETTLES, ALL SIZES Ladles, spoons, paring knives, fruit jar wrenches. Rings caps and wax. Jelly glasses, tall and small. SPECIAL AN ALUMINUM COLD PACK CANNER FOR $2.75 . -8-quart size holds seven . -quart jars with a handy rack for lifting. Jars kept separated, prevents breakage. Alpha Stores, Ltd. NEVADA CITY, Phone 5. GRASS VALLEY, Phone 88. WORLD'S FASTEST DRUMMER Lionel Hampton and His Orchestra RETURN ENGAGEMENT Dance and Floor Show LAKE OLYMPIA, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13 CALIPORNIA’S GREATEST COLORED ATTRACTION ‘TWO YEARS SEBASTIAN’S COTTON CLUB ALL PARTS . . aoe PARTS FOR eins FOR SOME HMONE tas ALL CARS CARS . . Lawrence Motors Service AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES Lee Tires and Signal Gas and Oil On Tahoe-Ukiah Highway, one mile north-east of Nevada City. Special; 13-Plate Batteries, now $2.95, with old battery. HEALTH! Let Nature Guard You! Mild saline sulphur waters that will clear your system of the winters poisons. Lee Richardson, Richardson Springs, Butte Co., Calif. .Nevada. City Garage. SEE THE NEW 1935 Plymouth Cars SALES AND SERVICE OHAS. EB. LEITER, DISTRIBUTOR Day and Night Service Anywhere ‘Auto Repairs of Every Kind Phene 188 ee wi . i; « A 3 4 \ { q . ae Pt ig } 1) ( { 1 i { . .