oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-03

UNEMPLOYMENT MENACE MAY BE EASED The next Congress will be asked to proceed constructive to alleviate the suffering and hardship usually attendant upon periods of business and industrial dullness and consequent unemployment. A group of members of Congress believes that the federal government should take the initiative in formulating a program of extensive public works, to be launched whenever unemployment conditions become acute and distressing. The conference on unemployment, which President Harding summoned several months ago, urged that national, state and municipal governments seek to expand public works during periods of industrial depression. The movement which is under way in Congress would forestall hardships by having ways and means devised for instituting public works promptly when the cyclical periods of depression set in. This is wise and praiseworthy. It would be a godsend to men who depend upon their daily labor for their livelihood. And the general effect would be stabilizing and materially beneficial to the country. To have large numbers of men steadily employed and have the proceeds of payrolls put into general circulation as well as the money spent public works, would go cntwyp cm for structural materials used in public works, would go far toward ameliorating depressed economic conditions and toward restoring normal prosperity. EUROPE RESORTING TO HELP FOR ITSELF Word occasionally trickles through the maze of rumors and reports of a less assuring character, that Europe is turning its attention more and more to helping itself, in its economic stress. This is the very best word that could come from that distressed quarter of the world. The government and people of the United States should encourage this tendency, whenever and wherever in Europe it manifests itself. The United States can not afford to shoulder the financial burdens of Europe. Nor can this country reasonably be expected to lift Europe's economic structure out of its Slough of Despond. This country could, should and would help generously. But Europe must assume the burden, in the main, and the initiative should come from that part of the world. The first step toward real economic recovery in Europe would be to abandon militarism and to set the face of Europe toward permanent and just peace. This would give an impetus to economic effort that nothing else could or would. There is nothing to indicate what Colonel Roosevelt is doing in the spirit world. But it is fair to assume that it is no mollycoddle task. The process of Americanizing should begin at home. There are native-born Americans, of startling numbers, who are not American at heart. If he has occasion to look for Cabinet timber, President Harding might remember that California is the home of the "big trees"—a fine place to select timber. Before demanding plans and specifications and a clear title for a heavenly mansion, one should be sure that one has so lived as to deserve entrance and a title here. The farmer is to have more credit. Now, for more credit for the consumer. This hotel d patriot! RURAL CREDITS MEASURE IN PROSPECT One of the outstanding achievements of the Sixty-seventh Congress, it is indicated, will be the consumating of legislation for extending credit facilities for the benefit of the agricultural interests of the country. This week should see a comprehensive measure agreed upon and adopted by House and Senate, ready for the President approval. Given credit accommodation commensurate with the importance of the industry, agriculture should expand and flourish. With expanded credit, farmers will be enabled to plant larger crops and buy the machinery and implements for planting and harvesting. And by the same token the husbandmen will be enabled to draw upon credits to market their crops, or to tide them over while they hold their produce for marketing. This should foster agriculture quite helpfully. And with prosperity among the farmers, the whole country would catch the reflex of it. California loses an eminent citizen in the death of Hon. George C. Perkins, former Governor and former former United States Senator. Mr. Perkins was of sturdy New England stock. His career here was long and notable. If he has occasion to look for Cabinet timber, President Harding might remember that California is the home of the "big trees"—a fine place to select timber. Before demanding plans and specifications and a clear title for a heavenly mansion, one should be sure that one has so lived as to deserve entrance and a title here. The farmer is to have more credit. Now, for more credit for the consumer! This long-stuffing class should have its "blue" and its sturdy champions. A scientist claims to have invented a process for bottling sunshine for heat. But a good many are known to seek bottled "moonshine" to warm them when it's cold and to cool them when it's warm. Many a thoroughly moral, upright citizen is a negative quantity in citizenship, because of lack of public spirit. It is the duty—and should be deemed the privilege—of every man and woman, no matter how humble or modest, to do something and to be something in the community besides being a mere resident. There are many ways in which men and women can help on the growth and development of the community. J. R. GARDINER CO. INC. FAGEOL TRACTORS FULL LINE OF IMPLEMENTS Prices—Right See Us Before Buying 120 W. Commonwealth Fullerton 236 W. Center St. Anahiem Attention! Ford Owner We are going to offer for the month of March, the following prices: Ford Owner We are going to offer for the month of March, the following prices: Motor Overhauled $18.00 Differential $5.00 Transmission Relined $3.00 These prices are for labor only We Use Genuine Ford Parts Brazing and Welding Satisfaction Guaranteed. We repair all makes of cars; also do all kinds of Gas Engine Work Robinson's Repair Shop Phone 429 307 No. Los Angeles St. EDITORIAL SORTING TO MER ITSELF by trickles through mars and reports of character, that its attention more bring itself, in its This is the very would come from arter of the world, and people of the will encourage this and wherever in itself. Can not afford financial burdens of this country real to lift Europe's out of its Slough country could, assume the burand the initiative that part of the oward real ecoEurope would be ism and to set toward permanence. This would economic effort could or would. To indicate what is doing in the fair to assume middle task. Americanizing time. There are ans, of startling not American at to look for CabHarding might Noria is the home a fine place to plans and speciftitle for a should be sure as to deserve have more credit for the consideration. We have a hunch Bryan would like to see our presidents appointed. What if women had t' pay as they go? TOWN IN REVIEW Here it is a couple of weeks since they got in King Tut's tomb, and not a descendant has called to claim the jewels found! Since Bill Hale Thompson's hecklink, our opinion of Chicago has raised from -9 to almost 2 of 1 per cent. When they wanted a chief of the fire department at Salt Lake City, they went out and picked a guy named Bywater. In New York they want to censor hotel dances. Some day some brave patriot will have the nerve to want PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) College: A few class rooms adjaccent to a stadium. If it was such an awful war, why this clamor for an encore? The smaller tilt boss, the less use he has for the word "Please". Think how far France might go if Gott really had strafed England. And so the race is becoming squinteyed. Probably the result of winking in drug stores. The virtue in force seems not to depend on how it is applied, but on the identity of the one who applies it. Russia's repeated assertion that she is in a better fix than any other nation probably doesn't impress the re-lief workers over there. The Rhine is neutral. It doesn't care a darn which way the soldiers march across it. "Deliver us coal!" was the first cry of France. But now she needs to cry; "Deliver us from temptation." The ex-sultan's discarded wives have marvelous self-control. They haven't begun lecture tours or memoirs. France handled the pick of the German army; it is much more difficult to handle the pick of the German miner. Man is an able creature, but he has made 32,047,389 laws and hasn't yet improved on the Ten Commandments. Space is relative, of course. The places that use the least advertising space have the most parking space. New York Letter We have spoken lightly o'er City, often, here in Manhattan times I think we were close in our flippant remarks and worthy neighbor. But never have we had it pointed out by self a cause for divorce. Job holtz, a recent but loyal Jerresident, has just been grantvore, because his wife averrewhile they had always lived together and she was entirely him she would rather lose ever than move from New Yeato Jersey City with him. Greyhound racing is the sport. New Yorkers are here from the South—those can't manage to stay away an-er—with enthusiastic reportthe contests held down the winter between the swiftest race of dogs, and a track is a being prepared at Atlantic Cty to the efforts of New Yorkers plans being made for at least greyhound track on Long Island summer. The wedding of Reginald Cederbilt and Gloria Morgan has definitely set for March 5. I take place in the home of Mrs. Cederbilt, mother of the bridegroff it may be in his own home, at 5:58th-st. The couple will sail 5 to visit Miss Morgan's parents the Consulate-in Brussels. "You and I" is the latest pof the Harvard Workshop to be deuced on Broadway, and it lied fiercely clever to justify its The play is by Philip Barry, exber of Prof. Baker's famous writing class. It is the story of artist forced into business—the business, too. With Perdinand chalk and Lucille Watson in thait would have to be well-acted. Lowest Tire Prices in Anaheim And all indications point to another raise in price. I am closing out my Brunswick Tires At the following low prices. Also MASON TIRES and a few others to make room for Kelly Kant Slin Tires German army; it is much more difficult to handle the pick of the German man miner. Man is an able creature, but he has made 32,647,389 laws and hasn't yet improved on the Ten Commandments. Space is relative, of course. The places that use the least advertising space have the most parking space. When a man comes home at 2 a.m. he gets a cold reception, but his wife soon makes it hot for him. Correct this sentence: "It's only eight blocks," said the flapper, "and I'd lots rather walk than have you call a taxi." Every man has the right to be a heretic. But he hasn't the right to do it while elinging to the benefits of orthodoxy. Death and income taxes are unlike in some ways. You die on the installment plan, of course, but you get through some time. Wives of great men oft reminds us they can jump into the game; reveal the scandal that's about us, and so win a bit of fame. The war was a business of overcoming squareheads. That was comparatively easy. The big task of peace is to overcome boneheads. The Canal Zone is all excited over the arrival of the Pacific fleet. We were all excited over their departure—weren't we, girls? The easiest way to estimate the size of a man is to observe how flat-tored he feels when asked to introduce the speaker. Why can't I get that Station Because you're not using the best equipment, son—and that means De Forest, of course. Can you afford it? Why, you can't afford not to have it. The music, the news, the fun, is there—waiting for you to pick it up. Come in today and tell you how to get it. A. Bevillard 218 So. Los Angeles St. "Established 1512 Phone 489 Anahe Authorized Dealer for De FOREST The Speedster $1425 Freight and Tax Extra Brunswick Tires At the following low prices. Also MASON TIRES and a few others to make room for Kelly Kant Slip Tires Prices on Mason and Brunswick 30x3½ Cord ... $12.50 32x3½ Cord ... $20.64 32x4 Cord ... $26.24 33x4 Cord ... $27.04 34x4 Cord ... $27.75 33x5 Cord ... $39.60 30x3½ B. B. C. ... $10.00 30x3½ Suburban ... $ 8.50 Other sizes and fabrics reduced accordingly. Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTERS, Prop. 156 So. Los Angeles St. Phone 259 SATURDAY, MARCH, 3RD, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr.$3; Six Months $1.78 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Satiebel A CAT-ASTROPHE New York Letter We have spoken lightly of Jersey often, here in Manhattan. Some-a I think we were close to libel our flippant remarks anent that my neighbor. But never before we had it pointed out as of it a cause for divorce. John Reinick, a recent but loyal Jersey City resident, has just been granted a diploma, because his wife averred that they had always lived happily either and she was entirely fond of her would rather lose him for than move from New York City to Jersey City with him. Payhound racing is the latest New Yorkers are coming from the South—those who manage to stay away any long-with enthusiastic reports about contests held down there this year between the swiftest of the dogs, and a track is already prepared at Atlantic City due to efforts of New Yorkers, with being made for at least one round track on Long Island next winter. The wedding of Reginald C. Van and Gloria Morgan has been nearly set for March 5. It may place in the home of Mrs. Van, mother of the bridegroom, or be in his own home, at 2 West 42nd Street. The couple will sail March 16 to Miss Morgan's parents, at Consulate-in-Brussels. It is the latest product Harvard Workshop to be pro-ton Broadway, and it is so cleverer to justify its source-way is by Philip Barry, ex-mem-prof. Baker's famous play-class. It is the story of an forced into business—the soap uss too. With Ferdinand Gottsand Lucille Watson in the cast, have to be well-acted, even marriage and divorce problem is o that the states should take care themselves. Doctor proposes a speed law pitting physicians to exceed t speed limit when going to very old patients. Why not the poor devils die natural death? New York sport editor says Willard is in better mental condition than when he met Dempsey He ought to be. He learned a that day. Approximately 15,000 tons of tac are made in this country a year. UNIFORM DIVORGE LAWS Riverside Cal.) Press There is opposition to Senator Capper's proposed amendment to the Constitution permitting the enactment of a federal marriage and divorce act. Some critics object on general principles to the present tendency to amend the Constitution for all sorts of purposes. Others object that the DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CAR Few days are too cold for comfortable driving in this sturdy car. 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