September 9, 1938 (8 pages)

was! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. EUROPE. MEXICO BUSINESS RISE By JOHN CRADDOCK NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—BUSINESS —The key to tomorrow’s business may lie in last week’s headlines from foreign capitals. While the majority of Americans spent the week’ with nothing more pressing than to clean up their work to get away for the 5ist observance of Labor Day week end, all Europe was tense as a new war scare gripped the continent. Hitler made an unexpected tour of RECEIVING . HOSPITAL CLINIC 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY DANIEL L. HIRSCH, M. D. Director Social Disease Clinic: Monday and Friday, 8:30-10 A. M, Maternity Clinic: Wednesday and Saturday 8:30-10 A. M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the Newborn for the first 6 Months. Most Modern Electrical Equip-° . . lum/ber, . inspection of Germany’s fortifica. tions along the Rhine opposit2 . France and Switzerland no dowht to . demands of the German minority in . Czechoslovakia for territorial autonomy. { . China as the Japanese army renew-. . ed its attacks in the Hankow are?. Italy passed a decree ordering all Jews who have taken up residence in the country since the world war to leave within six months, even those who have acquired citizenship. In Mexico City, President Cardenas opened the Mexican Congress with 2 deunnciatory speech refusing demand ing the position of this country as an attempt to impose the will of the strong on the weak ‘Meanwhile, in America a fighting unit of the Navy was assigned to patrol the Atlantic Ocean for the first time since 1932 when the Naval Scouting Force was transferred to the Pacific. WASHINGTON — Officials here continue optimistic over the business outlook believing that more definite Statistical’ evidence of the steady rise now going on in many lines will appear within a few weeks. Whether business can be lifted bodily into considerably higher sales volume brackets before next year however, depends pretty much on three factors, economists point out: 1. The buying’ response of the public to the 1939 model automobiles. 2. Expansion in the capital goods industries, iron and steel, machinery, transportation, equipment, nonferrous metals, stone, clay, glass and the like. 3. The ability of the textile industry, now booming, to maintain ment including Color Therapy Buffalo and Gilt Edge —the names that assure you of the finest beers and ale brewed. “Don’t Say Beer—Say BUFFALO or GILT EDGE’’—in bottles, cans on draught at your dealer, Buffalo’s Gilt Edge Ale in green export bottles. BUFFALO BREWING CO., SACRAMENTO Cc. A. CUNNINGHAM DISTRIBUTOR—PHONE GRASS VALLEY 485 this pace; observers don’t overlook possibility that present business may . . Show he meant business in backing . INFLUENCE U.S, . Heavy fighting occurred in! of the United States for arbitration . of payments for seized land, attack. t i . } i __NEVADA CITY NUGGET welt aaa Fair Boost for Fair . . . . Exposition, added this exivra license to visit the Exposition on ‘treasure Patsy Sheldon, ardent booster for the 1939 Golden Gate International year.piate to her car, inviting the world Island in San Francisco Bay next represent merely stocking up in anticipation of the new wage-hour law las it did in anticipation of NRA. TALLEST TREE . Standing is reported to be an AusIN WORLD IS IN HUMBOLT C0. The United States Forest Service “correct misstatements’ concerning the height of the world’s tallest tree. A 115-page public document entitled, Famous Trees, stands as the reply to private organizations which questioned whether the forest service had, today answered a challenge to ’ tall.” The Famous Trees pwhblication says oe a “Reports have been made of Australian trees 490 and 500 feet toll, . but the tallest eucalyptus now standing is a.giant gum (eucalyptus regmans) in Victoria, which is 325 feet tall.” i “As evidenced in the (booklet, Famous Trees, the tallest tree now known is a California redwood,” Regional Forester S. B. Show answered critics’. The forest service has gone to great effort to record for the public the best known trees associated with notable persons, events and places as well as trees noted for size, age or freak characteristics. “T regret that California’s famous Founders Tree has been subjected to these controversial comments. For several years forest officers in Caliever inspectedthe tall trees of the world. The Famous Trees pamphlet, page 72, paragraph, 2, reads. “A redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) in the Humboldt State Redwood Park, } near Dyerville, Humboldt County, is . said to be ‘the tallest tree now known.’ It 364 feet high. This redwood has been dedicated to the Founders of Save-the-Redwoods . ! League, and-is therefore called the’ Founders Tree.’’ The publication also mentions another redwood tree on Bull Creek Flat which is 345 feet high. . . Implications ‘hat the Forest Ser-. vice had not made ‘‘necessary in-spection”’ of the redwoods arose over . ineorrect information released to the) press from Washington, D. C, The . news dispatch was quoted as saying that the ‘“‘world’s tallest tree now tralian eucalyptus which is 325 feet GRASS VALLEY JAMBO Grass Valley, California Now Going On Fri., Sat., Sun. Nights 20 Shows and Concessions : Thousands Are Coming SPONSORED AND GIVEN BY HAGUE-THOMAS-HEGARTY POST, No. 130, AMERICAN LEGION LE . feet across and forming the main gate fornia have been making surveys and studies of the redwoods with the view of establishing in the redwood region a national forest under forest séfvice management and protection. We are ready to back up our contention with anyone that the Founders Tree is the world’s tallest known tree.’’ The Famous Trees ‘publication which occasioned the newspaper comments on the redwoods, has been} made available to the public on request to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., at the cost price of 15 cents. HUGE CHARITY JAMBOREE OPENS GRASS VALLEY, The big charity Carnival Grass Valley Jamboree, which opened last night, runs for three more nights, under the sponsorship of the Hague Thomas Hegarty Post 130, the American Legion, was thronged with spectators and merry makers. More than one hundred residents of Grass Valley participated in the Gaiety Theatre, with its 12 acts of vaudeville and the 20 shows and concessions that are arranged on the site in the rear of the Veterans building. The show grounds are packed with entertainment and concession booths are under the personal management of the local legion post. The show lot is a glittering midjway and is entirely inclosed within an eight foot circus sidewall, with a beautiful modernistic entrance extending 60 to the show lot. Lavish sets, gorgeous costumes, costumes, brilliant music, expert dancing and singing along with clever comedy characterize the Gaiety Theatre show, one of the high lights of the midway and is all made up of local talent with the exception of the director Jon Zerby and his lovely dancing partner Jewel.Layton and Leanna Lux, a former headliner over the major circuits of the country, who is giving her talents, while visiting to help the legion show. Each night a free attraction ‘will be offered on the rocket ladder, an impressive apparatus that towers 60 feet above the’ ground, the highest free swinging ladder in the world, The Canter-a-Long and the Ferris wheel run full blast every night. The oriental show and a nudist colony ures and games of skill give thrill seekers something new every night. This is the biggest entertainment feature of its kind ever offered to the people of the vicinity. The public is assured of a “rip roarin’”’ time at the Grass Valley Jamboree tonight, and besides the many amusement featSaturday and Sunday ‘nights. ‘ John Marks, world war veteran who was injured in the knee overseas has opened a new short order house in the. Janiss building on Broad street. Plans are to give night — and day service. F// NTEL Arrange meetings with friends. If you're delayed on the road, EPHONE AHEAD N Ce as Arrange for accommodations. call ahead and keep reservations open. These are only a few of the ways Long Distance can help you on vacation. The everywhere. service is available just about THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 318 BROAD STREET. TELEPHONE. 156 Grass Valley Highway PLENTY Nevada City, California PROUSE SPACE DRIVE-IN MARKET OF PARKING Open 7 A. M. to-™ 8 P. M. 7 days a week. § BUSINESS IS GOOD AT OUR STORE SPECIALS—EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 9TH TO 15TH INCLUSIVE OLIVES . CALIFORNIA MEDIUM ; No. 1 Tall 10° . 69° Can No. 10 mw Can COFFEE Monarch 3 pound jar Monarch 3 pound tin Monarch 1 pound tin BOCA 1 pound vac tin MASCOT 1 pound package—2 for 79° 71° 25° 21° 2 WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE MORE SHOT OF THE BEST BACON YOU CAN BUY! ARMOUR’S STAR Sliced, pound ARMOUR’S STAR Pieces, pound ..:..2.-. MELROSE HEAVY i No. 216 can—3 for TOMATO SAUCE. { Del Monte or Sacto 10° S$: COMB Sasa iien ak apes ie . TOMATO JUIC GOLD LEAF No. 10 can DEW DROP PEAS No. 2 can—3 for TOMATOES, Columbus CORN, Reinbeck No. 2 can—3 for HOMINY, Van Camp No. 246 can 3 for PORK & BEANS Sacramento No, 214% can—3 for 25° A GOOD NO. 1 BROOM : BACH ee 45¢ AN EXCELLENT BROOM : BACH so oes 85e PEAS and CARROTS MISSION 10° NOs 2° CAR soi sae GRAPEFRUIT GOLDEN HILL No. 2 can WOUNG ae CATSUP SACTO 1 0° RA OUNCG oo ee DEL MONTE 10° RG GUINCO sok ca While They Last BOYSENBERRIES OREGON FANCY No. 2 can ORANGES, Size No. 126 ANOTHER EXTRA SPECIAL! BUY CANNED FRUIT AT THESE LOW PRICES APRICOTS—Del Monte No. 21% can Whole Peeled or Halves PEACHES—Del Monte No. 212 can Sliced or Halves PEARS—Del Monte Bartlett No. 21/, can . SLICED PINEAPPLE, Del Monte No. 11/, flat PINEAPPLE—Summer Isle No. 21, can _. PINEAPPLE—Sliced Del Monte No. 214 can PEACHES—No. 21, can Lincoln Sliced or Halves APRICOTS—No. 21% can . California Highway Whole Unpeeled’ BLACKBERRIES, Tolo No. 2 for J7c : CASE $3.20 2 can “MEET ME AT THE On Famous Powell Street

was! FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. EUROPE. MEXICO BUSINESS RISE By JOHN CRADDOCK NEW YORK, Sept. 8.—BUSINESS —The key to tomorrow’s business may lie in last week’s headlines from foreign capitals. While the majority of Americans spent the week’ with nothing more pressing than to clean up their work to get away for the 5ist observance of Labor Day week end, all Europe was tense as a new war scare gripped the continent. Hitler made an unexpected tour of RECEIVING . HOSPITAL CLINIC 118 Bush Street GRASS VALLEY DANIEL L. HIRSCH, M. D. Director Social Disease Clinic: Monday and Friday, 8:30-10 A. M, Maternity Clinic: Wednesday and Saturday 8:30-10 A. M. Pre-natal Care, Delivery, Postpartum Care, Care of the Newborn for the first 6 Months. Most Modern Electrical Equip-° . . lum/ber, . inspection of Germany’s fortifica. tions along the Rhine opposit2 . France and Switzerland no dowht to . demands of the German minority in . Czechoslovakia for territorial autonomy. { . China as the Japanese army renew-. . ed its attacks in the Hankow are?. Italy passed a decree ordering all Jews who have taken up residence in the country since the world war to leave within six months, even those who have acquired citizenship. In Mexico City, President Cardenas opened the Mexican Congress with 2 deunnciatory speech refusing demand ing the position of this country as an attempt to impose the will of the strong on the weak ‘Meanwhile, in America a fighting unit of the Navy was assigned to patrol the Atlantic Ocean for the first time since 1932 when the Naval Scouting Force was transferred to the Pacific. WASHINGTON — Officials here continue optimistic over the business outlook believing that more definite Statistical’ evidence of the steady rise now going on in many lines will appear within a few weeks. Whether business can be lifted bodily into considerably higher sales volume brackets before next year however, depends pretty much on three factors, economists point out: 1. The buying’ response of the public to the 1939 model automobiles. 2. Expansion in the capital goods industries, iron and steel, machinery, transportation, equipment, nonferrous metals, stone, clay, glass and the like. 3. The ability of the textile industry, now booming, to maintain ment including Color Therapy Buffalo and Gilt Edge —the names that assure you of the finest beers and ale brewed. “Don’t Say Beer—Say BUFFALO or GILT EDGE’’—in bottles, cans on draught at your dealer, Buffalo’s Gilt Edge Ale in green export bottles. BUFFALO BREWING CO., SACRAMENTO Cc. A. CUNNINGHAM DISTRIBUTOR—PHONE GRASS VALLEY 485 this pace; observers don’t overlook possibility that present business may . . Show he meant business in backing . INFLUENCE U.S, . Heavy fighting occurred in! of the United States for arbitration . of payments for seized land, attack. t i . } i __NEVADA CITY NUGGET welt aaa Fair Boost for Fair . . . . Exposition, added this exivra license to visit the Exposition on ‘treasure Patsy Sheldon, ardent booster for the 1939 Golden Gate International year.piate to her car, inviting the world Island in San Francisco Bay next represent merely stocking up in anticipation of the new wage-hour law las it did in anticipation of NRA. TALLEST TREE . Standing is reported to be an AusIN WORLD IS IN HUMBOLT C0. The United States Forest Service “correct misstatements’ concerning the height of the world’s tallest tree. A 115-page public document entitled, Famous Trees, stands as the reply to private organizations which questioned whether the forest service had, today answered a challenge to ’ tall.” The Famous Trees pwhblication says oe a “Reports have been made of Australian trees 490 and 500 feet toll, . but the tallest eucalyptus now standing is a.giant gum (eucalyptus regmans) in Victoria, which is 325 feet tall.” i “As evidenced in the (booklet, Famous Trees, the tallest tree now known is a California redwood,” Regional Forester S. B. Show answered critics’. The forest service has gone to great effort to record for the public the best known trees associated with notable persons, events and places as well as trees noted for size, age or freak characteristics. “T regret that California’s famous Founders Tree has been subjected to these controversial comments. For several years forest officers in Caliever inspectedthe tall trees of the world. The Famous Trees pamphlet, page 72, paragraph, 2, reads. “A redwood (Sequoia sempervirens) in the Humboldt State Redwood Park, } near Dyerville, Humboldt County, is . said to be ‘the tallest tree now known.’ It 364 feet high. This redwood has been dedicated to the Founders of Save-the-Redwoods . ! League, and-is therefore called the’ Founders Tree.’’ The publication also mentions another redwood tree on Bull Creek Flat which is 345 feet high. . . Implications ‘hat the Forest Ser-. vice had not made ‘‘necessary in-spection”’ of the redwoods arose over . ineorrect information released to the) press from Washington, D. C, The . news dispatch was quoted as saying that the ‘“‘world’s tallest tree now tralian eucalyptus which is 325 feet GRASS VALLEY JAMBO Grass Valley, California Now Going On Fri., Sat., Sun. Nights 20 Shows and Concessions : Thousands Are Coming SPONSORED AND GIVEN BY HAGUE-THOMAS-HEGARTY POST, No. 130, AMERICAN LEGION LE . feet across and forming the main gate fornia have been making surveys and studies of the redwoods with the view of establishing in the redwood region a national forest under forest séfvice management and protection. We are ready to back up our contention with anyone that the Founders Tree is the world’s tallest known

tree.’’ The Famous Trees ‘publication which occasioned the newspaper comments on the redwoods, has been} made available to the public on request to the Superintendent of Documents, Washington, D. C., at the cost price of 15 cents. HUGE CHARITY JAMBOREE OPENS GRASS VALLEY, The big charity Carnival Grass Valley Jamboree, which opened last night, runs for three more nights, under the sponsorship of the Hague Thomas Hegarty Post 130, the American Legion, was thronged with spectators and merry makers. More than one hundred residents of Grass Valley participated in the Gaiety Theatre, with its 12 acts of vaudeville and the 20 shows and concessions that are arranged on the site in the rear of the Veterans building. The show grounds are packed with entertainment and concession booths are under the personal management of the local legion post. The show lot is a glittering midjway and is entirely inclosed within an eight foot circus sidewall, with a beautiful modernistic entrance extending 60 to the show lot. Lavish sets, gorgeous costumes, costumes, brilliant music, expert dancing and singing along with clever comedy characterize the Gaiety Theatre show, one of the high lights of the midway and is all made up of local talent with the exception of the director Jon Zerby and his lovely dancing partner Jewel.Layton and Leanna Lux, a former headliner over the major circuits of the country, who is giving her talents, while visiting to help the legion show. Each night a free attraction ‘will be offered on the rocket ladder, an impressive apparatus that towers 60 feet above the’ ground, the highest free swinging ladder in the world, The Canter-a-Long and the Ferris wheel run full blast every night. The oriental show and a nudist colony ures and games of skill give thrill seekers something new every night. This is the biggest entertainment feature of its kind ever offered to the people of the vicinity. The public is assured of a “rip roarin’”’ time at the Grass Valley Jamboree tonight, and besides the many amusement featSaturday and Sunday ‘nights. ‘ John Marks, world war veteran who was injured in the knee overseas has opened a new short order house in the. Janiss building on Broad street. Plans are to give night — and day service. F// NTEL Arrange meetings with friends. If you're delayed on the road, EPHONE AHEAD N Ce as Arrange for accommodations. call ahead and keep reservations open. These are only a few of the ways Long Distance can help you on vacation. The everywhere. service is available just about THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 318 BROAD STREET. TELEPHONE. 156 Grass Valley Highway PLENTY Nevada City, California PROUSE SPACE DRIVE-IN MARKET OF PARKING Open 7 A. M. to-™ 8 P. M. 7 days a week. § BUSINESS IS GOOD AT OUR STORE SPECIALS—EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 9TH TO 15TH INCLUSIVE OLIVES . CALIFORNIA MEDIUM ; No. 1 Tall 10° . 69° Can No. 10 mw Can COFFEE Monarch 3 pound jar Monarch 3 pound tin Monarch 1 pound tin BOCA 1 pound vac tin MASCOT 1 pound package—2 for 79° 71° 25° 21° 2 WE WILL GIVE YOU ONE MORE SHOT OF THE BEST BACON YOU CAN BUY! ARMOUR’S STAR Sliced, pound ARMOUR’S STAR Pieces, pound ...:....2..-.. MELROSE HEAVY i No. 216 can—3 for TOMATO SAUCE. { Del Monte or Sacto 10° S$: COMB Sasa iien ak apes ie . TOMATO JUIC GOLD LEAF No. 10 can DEW DROP PEAS No. 2 can—3 for TOMATOES, Columbus CORN, Reinbeck No. 2 can—3 for HOMINY, Van Camp No. 246 can 3 for PORK & BEANS Sacramento No, 214% can—3 for 25° A GOOD NO. 1 BROOM : BACH ee 45¢ AN EXCELLENT BROOM : BACH so oes 85e PEAS and CARROTS MISSION 10° NOs 2° CAR soi sae GRAPEFRUIT GOLDEN HILL No. 2 can WOUNG ae CATSUP SACTO 1 0° RA OUNCG oo ee DEL MONTE 10° RG GUINCO sok ca While They Last BOYSENBERRIES OREGON FANCY No. 2 can ORANGES, Size No. 126 ANOTHER EXTRA SPECIAL! BUY CANNED FRUIT AT THESE LOW PRICES APRICOTS—Del Monte No. 21% can Whole Peeled or Halves PEACHES—Del Monte No. 212 can Sliced or Halves PEARS—Del Monte Bartlett No. 21/, can . SLICED PINEAPPLE, Del Monte No. 11/, flat PINEAPPLE—Summer Isle No. 21, can _.. PINEAPPLE—Sliced Del Monte No. 214 can PEACHES—No. 21, can Lincoln Sliced or Halves APRICOTS—No. 21% can . California Highway Whole Unpeeled’ BLACKBERRIES, Tolo No. 2 for J7c : CASE $3.20 2 can “MEET ME AT THE On Famous Powell Street