anaheim-gazette 1922-10-19

SOUTH EMBRACING PROTECTION Probably no other transformation in American industry promises more for the future prosperity of the nation than the rapid drift of the southern states from an almost purely agricultural basis to one of well-balanced agriculture and manufacturing. It has been well said that the willingness of the south to remain a farming section was its greatest curse. Slowly, but steadily, the south learned of its possibilities along the line of manufacturing, and in recent years production of manufactured goods has increased at a rapid pace. It is noteworthy that during consideration of the tariff bill in the recent session of congress, numerous southern organizations endorsed protective rates. This is a comparatively new attitude for a southern organization to take. Nevertheless, it is apparent that southern statemanship has not kept step with southern business acumen, for southern members of both houses of congress were almost unanimous in voting against the protective tariff bill on its final passage. Southern politicians, like many southern journalists, stubbornly adhere to outgrown economic theories. Their eyes are upon the past rather than upon the future. In many respects the south is peculiarly endowed with resources which promise a marvelous development in manufacturing. The south has coal; it has almost every form of raw material; it has abundant unused water power; it has facilities for both domestic and trans-oceanic shipping. These, among other advantages, have resulted in a great growth of textile manufacturing until today one-half of the cotton goods manufactured in the United States are produced in the south. In years gone by southerners have the French lines from the Aisne to the Marne and set the stage for a march on Paris down the Marne valley. That, in brief, was the way "we and our French allies" ground the Germans to powder in 1918! When the march to Paris was scheduled to start the American army was on the ground and the Germans had not proceeded far when they were thrown back in confusion at Chateau Thierry and along the line south of Soissons where Marshal Foch had decided to strike his decisive blow. American divisions bore the brunt of that attack, although aided by British and French soldiers. It marked the turning point of the war. Shortly thereafter came the battle of St. Michel when 600,000 men under Gen. Pershing in two days swept the Germans from a salient that they had held din the face of the allies for four years. Then began the greatest single operation of the war, the Meuse-Argonne offensive. Twenty-one American divisions, many of them for the first time under fire, met and conquered 40 veteran German divisions through the most difficult country that any army ever fought over. The battle lasted six weeks, during which the Americans took 26,000 prisoners and captured almost 500 cannon. On the 6th of November Gen. Pershing found himself on the the Meuse opposite Sedan. "We had cut the enemy's main line of communication," he reported "and nothing but surrender or an artillice can save his army from complete disaster." The Germans chose the latter alternative and an artillice was signed five days later, on the 11th. "We and our French allies" appear to have had some assistance as they "shattered and ground to powder" the German hosts. If history does not deceive us, the American soldiers not Turks has been ragged for a thousand years; perversion of the truth for it be laid at America, nor by any imagination can it be America's duty; rare old world nations, to peace to that distract. REACTIONARIES Opponents of women failed to capture their assault, named States supreme court went up from Maryland set forth three groups all being quibbles and The supreme court wholly agree in its opinion but in this particular ing of that august trilogy. Every member voted to sustain the constitutional amendments to women. We are to read be real animus of their validity of the apologies for attack presented greatest ha They did not go to question, to basic preface it was not spec that women lack that participate in the go which they live or that the very nature of circling form the functions of it is this argument that of every attack upon frage; and, below tha part of certain hostile to public welfare how the female elect between them and the of their nefarious purge But women are humo doved with like aspiration which promise a marvelous development in manufacturing. The south has coal; it has almost every form of raw material; it has abundant unused water power; it has facilities for both domestic and trans-oceanic shipping. These, among other advantages, have resulted in a great growth of textile manufacturing until today one-half of the cotton goods manufactured in the United States are produced in the south. In years gone by southerners have been content to produce a few food products and cotton which they often sold at ruinous prices, while they bought manufactured goods from the north or from foreign counties. That policy kept the south impoverished. The want of factories limited the market for the products of the farm. With the establishment and extension of manufacturing industries and the consequent building up of a larger town population, there will be a nearer, a more constant, a more dependable and a more profitable market for the products of agriculture. These are facts which no thoughtful southern business man will question. Yet his representatives in congress oppose the protective tariff which helps to build up American manufactures, and propose in case the congress shall once more become Democracie, repeal the protective tariff recently enacted. This should be kept in mind by every southerner when he goes to the polls in November. The voter who wishes the south to be self-reliant in industry and who wishes to keep in his own section of the country money heretofore sent outside to purchase manufactured goods, should take care to mark his ballot for a candidate who is expressly and unqualifiedly pledged to the support of a tariff policy which will insure the stability of those factories already established in the south and constantly add to their number. AMONG THOSE PRESENT The British idea of the part America played in the winning of the war is strikingly shown in a recent editorial in the London Times on the celebration of battle anniversaries. "Why have we in England no celebration of the Marne," asks the editor, "no celebration of any among the wondrous feats of arms in which we and our French allies shattered and ground to powder the over-weening hosts of aggressive and vainglorious Germany?" Sedan. "We had cut the enemy's main line of communication," he reported "and nothing but surrender or an armistice can save his army from complete disaster." The Germans chose the latter alternative and an armistice was signed five days later, on the 11th. "We and our French allies" appear to have had some assistance as they "shattered and ground to powder" the German hosts. If history does not deceive us, the American soldiers not only saved the allies from what appeared to be certain defeat in 1918, but turned that defeat into victory. We expect no word of praise for what we did, but it would be some consolation if British editors would admit that we were "among those also present." WAR AND WEATHERCOCKS It is a remarkable fact that the internationalists, pacifists, and whatnot who are calling the loudest for "no more war a few weeks back are now the ones who are urging the United States to plunge into a war with Turkey. A moments' reflection by those people would show them that if this country did such a thing the Soviet armies would immediately rush to the defense of Turkey, with the probabilities of a general uprising in India, Egypt and the other Moslem states. It needs but a spark of that sort to precipitate another world war more disastrous in its consequences than that from which we were but recently delivered. Great Britain realizes the situation. She has troops and warships at the scene of trouble, but her attitude is purely defensive. The british have made no move to chastise the Turks for their alleged treatment of the population of Anatolia, well knowing that an offensive campaign against the Turks would bring on a catastrophe. Great Britain is a powerful Christian nation like ourselves, and doubtless the British government has been subjected to the same importunities to interfere as has the administration at Washington. But she has held off although her troops and ships are on the spot. Why then should the United States go in when its army and navy are 5000 miles from the scene of action? Secretary of State Hughes rendered a distinct service to the cause of peace in stating the position of the United States in his reply to the plea of a Virginia bishop that we proceed which they live or thaw the very nature of climate form the functions of it is this argument that of every attack upon frage; and, below that, the part of certain hostile to public welfare how the female elective between them and the of their nefarious purity. But women are humped with like aspirations purposes as men, and interests and in precision to human well-being them their right to vote and the laws governicial, sane and safe. the supreme court is not word in jurisprudence subject, but it is, happily cord with overwhelming it. It is a strange day on the day the court deried the Japanese dame measure for bestowing the women of Japan, able of the United States refuge in the Land of Refuge in the Land of Refuge. This suggestion is free from The reactionaries diu IT CAN'T BE "PURE" British statesmen must get it. The United States ceiling any debts. They yet arrived when an aid Washington would draw such action. The people berer that they contribute lar of the foreign debterty bonds. CAUSES Here, at this bridge, to the sea And slips its small hand Into the larger holi Afar, the ocean merger Into the sunset sky band, So closely they en On yonder reef the craggalls meet In numbers, as at hour Nor are there any Now, suddenly the soft The British idea of the part America played in the winning of the war is strikingly shown in a recent editorial in the London Times on the celebration of battle anniversaries. "Why have we in England no celebration of the Marne," asks the editor, "no celebration of any among the wondrous feats of arms in which we and our French allies shattered and ground to powder the over-weening hosts of aggressive and vainglorious Germany?" Americans have little interest whether those events are celebrated in England or not, but they will more than lift a casual eyebrow when they read of how "we and our French allies ground Germany to powder." There has been more than a suspicion in the United States that American soldiers took a prominent part in the shattering and grinding process. Indeed, it has been accepted as a fact in this country that if the American army had not made its heroic drive through the Argonne forest and severed the principal line of communications by which Germany was feeding its army in the west, the process of shattering and grinding might have been reversed. The Germans did some shattering and grinding of their own in the spring and summer of 1918. It was in full swing when the American army was thrown into the breach in July of that year and turned the tide of defeat into victory. Early in that year the "overweening hosts of aggressive and vainglorious Germany" in three days drove the British army from Belgian territory that it had taken many weary months and many thousands of lives to win. A little later the French and British together were forced back towards Amiens over a tremendous stretch of terrain in a dashing drive by those same "overweening hosts." In June the Germans went through subjected to the same importunities to interfere as has the administration at Washington. But she has held off although her troops and ships are on the spot. Why then should the United States go in when its army and navy are 5000 miles from the scene of action? Secretary of State Hughes rendered a distinct service to the cause of peace in stating the position of the United States in his reply to the plea of a Virginia bishop that we proceed against the Turks. Mr. Hughes reminds his writer of the fact that the United States has done everything it properly can to relieve the refugees and to protest against oppression. The American high commissioner at Constantinople officially urged upon the Turkish nationalists the importance of securing the people against reprisals; the allied proposals for protecting the people have been officially approved by the United States, thousands of Smyrna refugees were evacuated as a result of American initiative, and food and other forms of relief have been liberally bestowed. But there are some rudimentary principles of our government that should be borne in mind when talking of war, to which Secretary Hughes calls attention. "As you are probably aware," wrote Mr. Hughes, "the executive has no authority to go beyond this, and there has been no action by congress which would justify this government in an attempt by armed forces to pacify the near east or to engage in acts of war in order to accomplish the results you desire with respect to he inhabitants of that territory and to determine the problems which have vexed Europe for generations." Mr. Hughes goes to the root of the matter. The conflict between the Christian European nations and the ANAHEIM GAZETTE Business Advertisement NEW EDISON AND SONORA PHOTOGRAPHS NOGRAPHS DUNHAM & KNIPE In with Danz Piano Co., Edison and Vocallon Records. 162 W. Center Phone 202 Plumbing, Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Water Heating. Standard Plumbing AND HEATING COMPANY B. J. Miller, Prop. 113 W. Broadway. Phone 75 Contracting Estimates Furnished Buy Your Milk At the Anaheim Creamery. We deliver twice a day. Pastuerized and raw milk, Cream, Buttermilk and Cottage Cheese. 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To yield them their right to vote for the men and the laws governing them is logical, sane and safe. The decision of the supreme court is not only the last word in jurisprudence touching the subject, but it is, happily, in full accord with overwhelming public opinion. It is a strange coincidence that on the day the court opinion was rendered the Japanese diet defeated a measure for bestowing suffrage upon the women of Japan. The irreconcilable of the United States may find refuge in the Land of the Rising Sun. This suggestion is freely offered. The reactionaries die hard. IT CAN'T BE "PUT OVER" British statesmen might as well forget it. The United States is not canceling any debts. The time has not yet arrived when an administration at Washington would dare to suggest such action. The people still remember that they contributed every dollar of the foreign debt by buying Liberty bonds. You're as young as your tailor will fill all wyou to be. 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