anaheim-gazette 1923-12-20

NEW IMMIGRATION BILLS ALREADY INTRODUCED Phillips Would Put Responsibility on Commissioner. Congress had hardly convened before two immigration bills were offered for consideration, one by Representative Albert Johnson (Washington), and one by Representative T. W. Phillips, Jr. (Pennsylvania). Of the latter bill its author says: "Upon the Commissioner General of Immigration is placed the responsibility of determining by examinations, tests and investigations, whether the applicant is a good risk; that is, whether his physical condition, his mental capacity, and his moral qualifications are such as to make him a probable asset. The admission of aliens who might impair our racial stock is not contemplated. Only those who presumably would improve it are to be considered. Every alien admitted under its provisions should be at least equal in desirable qualities to our average citizen. The maximum immigration would be decided by the Commissioner General of Immigration." "Any statute law attempting to describe, define, and designate the proper number of the most desirable immigrants, would be complicated, technical, impracticable, inflexible, and largely experimental. Its defects could not be remedied quickly, nor could it be readily adjusted to meet changing conditions. When arrangement is reached as to what should be accomplished through an immigration law, it is simply a business method of procedure to assign the definite task to an individual, place in his hands sufficient authority and the necessary facilities, and make his tenure of office made this week from the office of the Automobile Club of Southern California in twenty-seven cities outside of Los Angeles as follows: Pasadena, Hollywood, Glendale, Santa Monica, San Pedro, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Fullerton, Imperial, Riverside, Pomona Redlands, San Bernardino, Whittier, Alambra, Ontario, Huntington Park, Ventura, Santa Barbara, San Louis Obispo, Santa Maria, Bakersfield, Taft, Porterville, Visalia and Bishop. The California Automobile Association will begin its special service in cooperation with the department in sixteen northern cities simultaneously with the beginning of renewal registrations by the Division of Motor Vehicles as follows: Yreka, Redding, Eureka, Chico, Marysville, Willows, Woodland, Stockton, Modesto, Merced, Hanford, San Jose, Salinas, Santa Rosa. The extension of service to these forty or more cities according to Will H. Marsh, Chief of the Division, will mean a more rapid distribution of plates for 1924 than has ever been given before and will mean much less congestion in the six offices now being operated by the Division of Motor Vehicles. The service being rendered by the Clubs will not be confined to club membership but will be extended to the general public. Automobile plates only will be distributed from these branch offices. No truck, trailer, chauffeur or any other registrations will be registered by any of them. The business of these offices will be confined exclusively to new and renewal registrations of automobiles. Certificates of registration will not be issued at any of the offices at the time of assignment of plates. A tem- MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION That the service of the department may be extended through out the state to the motoring public making up and surrounding the larger cities, the Division of Motor Vehicles has authorized a far reaching extension of its service. Through the cooperation of the Automobile Clubs of southern California and the California Automobile Association it will soon be possible to register new cars and to make renewal registrations during the re-registration period in forty-one additional cities in the state. Registrations are being granted, would be complicated, technical, impracticable, inflexible, and largely experimental. Its defects could not be remedied quickly, nor could it be readily adjusted to meet changing conditions. When arrangement is reached as to what should be accomplished through an immigration law, it is simply a business method of procedure to assign the definite task to an individual, place in his hands sufficient authority and the necessary facilities, and make his tenure of office, as well as his reputation as an executive, dependent upon immediate and satisfactory results." THE GOLD-BRICKER AT WORK Strange, isn't it, how easily some people are misled by impossible promises. Mr. McAdoo made the people believe the Government could pay rail workers higher wages without raising freight rates. But freight rates had to come up to meet the higher wages, as every man of ordinary common sense knew they must. Mr. Pinchot told the country he could raise the wages of coal miners without raising the price of coal, but the coal consumer has learned better. Now Mr. McAdoo is trying to tell the country that it can pay duce taxes at there are some lievle him. The ple who furnish lers of gold bril BUY HIS CHRISTMAS GIFT HERE You may have trouble in deciding what "he" wants, the young man. Useful gifts are always acceptable; trick is, at Christmas time, to find out what he needs it for him. This store is full of things for men men; things they want even if they don't exactly Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes are a great feature here; and not give anything better. But there are plenty of smaller th less than suits and overcoats; things for a dollar and upward, know what we can do for you until you come and see the thi By All Means Get a Fit F. A. Yungblu Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes ANAHEIM GAZETTE Merry Christmas At the close of the year, marked by unusual progress, the part played in that progress by our patrons and friend cers and employees of this bank join in extending to cordial greetings. A Merry Christmas and a Happy N SOUTHERN COUNTY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Branches: El Monte, Cal., and Buena Par SOUTHERN COUNTY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Branches: El Monte, Cal., and Buena Park JOHNSTON - WICKETT CLINIC ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HOURS 8:00 A.M. 5:00 P.M. THIS CHRIST Give Nationally Advertised, QUALITY A Your first desire is to give presents of priShop with us and refer EASTMAN KODAKS $6.50 Up IVORY WARE Pyralin Brand BROWNIE CAMERAS $1.50 Up SHAEFFER'S LIFETIME PENS Guaranteed for Life WAHL EVERSHARP PENCILS 65c Up WHITMAN'S CANDLES $1.50 Pound Boxes RICHARD HUDNUT'S Vanity Compacts Perfumes Toilet CHRISTMAS HERE what “he” wants—the man, always acceptable; the smart out what he needs, and get things for men and young don’t exactly need them. feature here; and you could enty of smaller things that cost dollar and upward. You won’t me and see the things. 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