oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-10

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER In Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. BESTER, Editor DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS O God, within, so close to me That every thought is plain, Be Judge, be friend; be Father still, And in Thy heaven reign! —William C. Gannett. Borrowed trouble exacts usurious interest. Dollar gasoline would puncture the joy in joy-riding. These things oftentimes are wholly and mischevously false. Judge no person harshly on mere gossip or ex parte rumors. Que's patriotic impulses should not be subject to sleeping sickness. Moral courage is the rarest brand and it is very rarely found strongly developed. It is a shame to waste—worse than waste—white paper in printing trashy and demoralizing sensationalism. Daredevil climbing of buildings and steeple, merely for sensational exhibitions, should be prevented by law. Russia again is racked with famine. That land has been scourged, during the last few years, as no other country ever was. American railroads, penetrating the heart of Mexico, will promote more amicable relations between the two countries. President Harding will not appreciate fully what a wonderful country this is until he comes and looks over California. What was once the Great American desert is destined to become the Great American Granary and Flower Garden. STATE BUDGET Governor Richardson's budget is before the people of California. Animated discussion of proponents and opponents is proceeding, up and down the state. Effort is being made to arouse public sentiment to make itself felt in the legislature. The state budget is only tentative at present, it should be remembered. Whether or not Governor Richardson's recommendations are to be upheld lies with the legislature. The course of the legislature is yet to be formulated. Hence, the activities of those who favor and those who oppose the budget as Governor Richardson reported it. Friends and supporters of retrenchment that really retrenches would do well to busy themselves in petitioning legislators to stand staunchly for economy in state expenditures. California should have retrenchment and there is no time quite so favorable as the present for instituting practical, businesslike management of state finances. Governor Richardson is explicitly and firmly committed to retrenchment policies. His hands should be upheld in his efforts in this direction. COMMUNITIES EXPLOIT THRU EFFECTIVE ADS Advertising of cities, counties, states and sections is being developed into a fine art. Some of the most attractive ads, one sees in newspapers and magazines are for the promoting of localities. This is very effective publicity, too. Truth is, this is pre-eminently an age of advertising. A generation has come up which buys and lives by and through advertising. Communities are coming to realize this fact, as well as wideawake business men. The community that is not advertised lags behind just as does the business which is not advertised. An almost limitless field is opened for the exploitation of cities, towns, rural districts, counties and states. American railroads, penetrating the heart of Mexico, will promote more amicable relations between the two countries. President Harding will not appreciate fully what a wonderful country this is until he comes and looks over California. What was once the Great American desert is destined to become the Great American Granary and Flower Garden. For the present at least, President Harding prefers a houseboat in Florida to the White House in Washington. He would not exchange places permanently, however. There should be a great, effectual Court of International Justice and the United States should be in it, lending its potent influence to the cause of universal and permanent peace. A man was seen paying his income tax, and registering agony. It isn't the same as it was when fervor was at white heat during the World War. Paying taxes in peace is dull, prosocial, commonplace, and the pinch of it is felt more than during the overwrought period of warfare. Many of the disastrous fires, about which one reads in the newspapers, are preventable. Carelessness in one form or another, starts the blaze, and oftentimes lives are lost and property of immense value is destroyed. Avoid this by being extremely careful with fire at all times. INCOME TAX ROY N. MENDOZA 200 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. The ESSEX COACH $10 Freight and Tax Extra Recently Reduced It is the best moderate pr car to buy because in add closed car comforts, it pro distinctive satisfaction th only with a first rate chas Gives All Year Con New Prices Lowest Ever for ESSEX Touring . . $1045 Cabriolet . . 1145 Coach . . 1145 Freight and Tax Extra You will like the Coach body because of its simple beauty and sturdy construction. It provides every essential closed car utility. It is lastingly reliable. It will give long serv- Townsend & Medbern G. C. GRIFFIN, Manager 226 So. Los Angeles Street Anahiem—Phone 719 BALIN DEALER EDITORIAL BUDGET Richardson's budget is made of California. An amendment of proponents and proceeding, up and down court is being made to content to make it legislature. Budget is only tentative. It should be remembror or not Governor recommendations are to with the legislature. The legislature is yet to Hence, the activi- o favor and those who get as Governor Rich- it. Supporters of re- really retrenches so busy themselves in legislators to stand economy in state expen- would have retrench- is no time quite so present for institut-businesslike mahage-finances. Governor explicitly and firmly retrenchment policies. Would be upheld in his direction. TIES EXPLOIT EFFECTIVE ADS of cities, counties, is being developed. Some of the most one sees in news-papers are for the qualities. This is very, too. Truth is, this an age of advertis- has come up which by and through ad- munities are coming act, as well as wide- men. The commun- inverted lags behind its business which is ITIES EXPLOIT EFFECTIVE ADS of cities, counties, and states, TOWN IN REVIEW Just after that New York scientist announced he found a way to can the rays of the run, the sugar profiteers began boosting the price. Since yesterday's blizzard in the East, the trains are no doubt using calendars for timetables. Seey of Labor Davis wants to revoke Isadora Duncan's citizenship because she made fun of us. Sure, let's go a little further and expel her from the Caucasian race. The Hoss Ed Expresses Himself. Elsewhere in this paper will be found the announcement for a silver tea to be given by the members of the Christian church, the proceeds of which will be donated to Miss Alice Miller, once a public school teacher here, but who for 28 years has been a missionary in Japan. She "Hoss Editor" would not say a word derogatory to "Forsign Missions" work, but if he had his way he would recall the missionaries to America and divide them into thirds. One of these thirds he would send to Louisiana, one-third he would assign to Kentucky, the ablest third he would locate at Herrin, Ill., and when those wretches here in the "good old U. S. A."-who may yet be in the compass of God's power had been "saved to sin no more," then, but not till then, the "furrin" heathen be considered for a moment—Earlington (Ky.) News. Who says higher education doesn't pay? Yale students vote they would rather marry women with jobs. John D. Rockefeller's purchase of a $1,000,000 tapestry really alarm sensible tenements. New York Evening Why cannot Pabay Scarrier, live in a tenement, officially planned for its use the mansion of Montmorene banker? Three important which John J. Murphy and lean Institute of Architecture Legislature to make in our house code seems not so mady an explanation in tha as an explanation of the practice. It is proposed tha be allowed to reduce the ceilings from nine feet to a permission be given to place capes in side passages runpletely through the block on the front, and that the dining room" so popular in dwellings be permitted. Rooms with ceilings eight can be found in the house Honafires, and there is no roof the poor man should not lie In a walk-up tenement of fice the change would have fir climbing; it would mean a house; by reducing the toit it would increase the light court. Fire escapes in front slightly to a degree that heart of every architect and other sensitive souls. At Pullrian dining bay, it what Artenus Ward called boon in every four-room in which the family now living rooms. It would litter, and crowding. The law forbids any roof of less square feet; for it is unsu- use smaller rooms for sleep the law can be evaded, for illies can and do sleep in cipantries. The amendment quire stationary fixtures in Germany history, 1918-1923: Reverse, adverse, perverse. Contentment is just mediocrity with the swell-head. The "undeveloped peoples" are those that have undeveloped oils. There is one fine thing about our foreign policy. It never is monotonous. They shall not pass" was a good war slogan, but it's a nuisance on the highway. Heinle says this invasion is without precedent. Mr. Ruhr meet Mr. Shantung. A village is a place where the clerk looks surprised when a married woman asks for silk stockings. Always pronounce your words distinctly. The Prohibition law is in force, not enforced. Be sure your cause is just, and then you won't need to quote the Bible in support of it. Lack of history may not make a people happy, but it makes life more endurable for the small boy. The harshest condemnation of the Turk is the Armenian's willingness to accept asylum in Russia. Correct the sentence: "I can't understand," said the woman, "what enjoyment men find in loafing down town." "Christianity condemned," says a headline. This is a high-handed procedure. It has never had a fair trial. Home is a place where you can park your feet on another chair. Where the roads are hard-surfaced the scenery may be commonplace but the car ahead can't throw it in your face. It is only a question of time until each nation will be trying to dodge responsibility for starting this peace. When at last he discovers it and catches the idea, no doubt Borah will come out strongly in favor of the second commandment. By Robert Quillen Hindenburg, addressing a convention of German cannon fodder, says: "If necessary we will fight even until the last flag is torn to pieces and the last award blade shattered. It is better to perish in honor than to live in disgrace." His guillable audience cheered, the deep in their hearts they knew that Hindy would keep out of bullet range, the same as he did in the world war. The ones who talk the most about fighting, the ones who rush their country into war, rarely show up on the list of killed or wounded. In Germany—or America. Boston papers say that Ganna can't sing. Maybe she wore out her voice talking. Four bottles of beer, brewed in London by King George, brought $1200. Which will make some of our best bootleggers extremely jealous. The British debt negotiations have proceeded to the point where, if Britain offers us any money, we'll take it. A critic charges that our age is more interested in property than in men, and they really are more garages than emergency wards. WISE AND WIT You can't make a silk pencil so easy but you can take purse and make an ass of it. The modern realist is a observere a beautiful child only that its nose needs water. It is only a question of there will be a board or cage or something to elevate ceilings. Year by year typewriter better in every way except spelling. So far we haven't noticed identical boom that says more than "Ping." RESEX ACH $1145 Reduced $100 best moderate priced closed because in addition to all comforts, it provides that satisfaction that comes a first rate chassis. All Year Comfort ice at a minimum of operating and maintenance cost. Thirty thousand Coaches in use prove how completely they meet closed car requirements. CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DR W A BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ARAMEIM CALL Floora Lald, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders A.B.RICE FLOOR CO. Local Mgr. M-922 onoud mpoouy Sarasota R. J. Ohland CHICHESTER'S PILLS Sale Massaged Hair Sale in all hair types Take one shirt, first pair of pants, last pair of shoes DIAMOND BRAND PILLS SOLD BY DROGGISTS EVERYWHERE GLYCEROLE LOBELIA Cure Coughs Quickly. No Opiter Absolutely safe for infants, children and adults. 600 and 850 bottles. Recommended and sold by Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES Heying's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES SATURDAY, MARCH, 10TH, 1923 SUBSCRIPTION Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $3; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. COMMENTS OF THE PRESS SENSIBLE TENEMENTS New York Evening Post Why cannot Patty Scanlon hodrier, live in a tenement as scientifically planned for its purpose as the mansion of Montmorency Gotrox, Danker? Three important changes which John J. Murphy and the American Institute of Architects ask the legislature to make in our tenement house code seems not so much to refire an explanation in themselves, an explanation of the existing metice. It is proposed that builders allowed to reduce the height of walls from nine feet to eight; that permission be given to place fire escapes in side passages running completely through the block instead of the front, and that the "Pullman dining room" so popular in detached wellings be permitted. Rooms with ceilings eight feet high can be found in the houses of minnafires, and there is no reason why the poor man should not have them. A walk-up tenement of five stories would have five feet ofumbing; it would mean a warmer use; by reducing the total height would increase the light in the court. Fire escapes in front are unhilly to a degree that rendes the art of every architect and offends their sensitive souls. As for the pullrian dining bay, it would be that Artemus Ward called a sweet son in every four-room apartment which the family now etc. in the living rooms. It would save steps, latter, and crowding. The present law forbids any roof of less than 70 square feet, for it is unsanitary to smaller rooms for sleeping. But law can be evaded, for poor families can and do sleep in closets and attries. The amendment would re-require stationary fixtures in the Pull. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel WHY USHERS STRIKE The French are very inefficient. In their efforts to administer the Ruhr, they haven't yet cut down the fruit trees. An efficient wife is one who can keep both sides of the argument going when her husband retires to the sporting page. Even now that the germ of influenza is isolated, no doubt it will mix in Europe's affaits more or less. Cement Pipe Lines Nick Hile Ph. 893-W Anahei WISE AND WITTY You can't make a silk purse of a car but you can take a fat case and make an ass of a man. The modern realist is a man who serves a beautiful child and notes that its nose needs wiping. It is only a question of time until there will be a board or committee something to elevate censor. Year by year typewriters grow faster in every way except their killing. So far we haven't noticed a Presidential boom that says anything more than "Ping." The Best Dry Cleaners in Anaheim Men's Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.00 ladies' work given special attention. All goods called for and delivered. 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