oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-28

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester, Editor & Pub. Lotus H. Louden, Adv. Manager As for the senseless Marathon dance, stop it! It is not the proper way to promote the right through riot. Agriculture is a basic industry, hence should be encouraged. No quality in education is more important than thoroughness. Most persons are not deluged with trouble except as they borrow it. Speaking of Presidential timber, California is producing some big trees of its own. Showers at this season, in California, are worth almost literally their weight in gold. Americans should begin systematically to replace their noble forests before they are decimated completely. It's a safe surmise that Warren G. Harding does not think so highly of the United States as he once did. The greatest battle that the individual fights—if he thinks enough to fight at all—is to attain unto moderation in habits of life. A perfect lady never chews tobacco in public or shoots any man unless he is her husband. America should not be laggard in efforts to promote the peace of the world. Eat more farm produce. Nourish yourself and prolong your life. And by consuming more farm produce, you will encourage the farmer to grow more grain and other products. There is no use of the farmer producing if the people do not consume what he produces. We are quite accustomed to our place as one of the fashion centers of the world; but even so, Gotham is plumming herself some upon the announcement that right here in our own city are being made some of the lovely things for the Irosscau of Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon who is to marry the Duke of York, on the 26th of this month. RED CROSS TO END WORK Emergency relief work by the American Red Cross in Greece is to terminate next June 30. Secretary of State Hughes gives official notice of this to representatives of the British, French, Italian and Greek governments. Secretary Hughes suggests that a co-operative agreement be reached among the nations interested which would make it possible for thousands of refugees "to be absorbed as promptly as possible into the normal economic life of the country where they find themselves." On the part of the United States government Secretary Hughes assures the British, French and Italian governments that co-operation may be depended upon from this side of the Atlantic in some "constructive plan" for permanent relief in the Near East. It is the purpose, however, to end the emergency relief work soon if that quarter of the world. It should be feasible for the countries directly interested in that part of the world to work together to put an end to the condition which call for outside relief contributions. There is no good reason why Southeastern Europe and Western Asia should be filled with suffering refugees. If persecutions there were ended; if the war spirit were eliminated; and if the countries and peoples there settled down to peaceful, productive pursuits, there would be no need of our side aid for the people of the Near East. Leave to the Almighty to control the universe. Humans may presume to know better how to direct the universal realm. But they conceit blinds them to their puniness in the face of the Infinite. There is more grim battling than gay frolic ing in life. If one leads a serious existence. By the struggle should not make one sour. Ratha it should give zest to living, and make its joie the more appreciated. The human face oftentimes is an index character—but not always. Countenances, some instances, either are deceptive or inscrutable. Appearance may deceive, but it is worth and deeds which test men and women. NEW YORK Eat more farm produce. Nutrition yourself and prolong your life. And by consuming more farm produce, you will encourage the farmer to grow more grain and other products. There is no use of the farmer producing if the people do not consume what he produces. We are quite accustomed to our place as one of the fashion centers of the world; but even so, Gotham is plumming herself some upon the announcement that right here in our own city are being made some of the lovely things for the trousseau of Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon who is to marry the Duke of York, on the 26th of this month. TOWN IN REVIEW The price of raw sugar went up here again. The price is now as raw as the sugar. The reason there is no much scandal made is because so many are willing to carry it. Former Judge Alton B. Parker opened a labor convention the other day. We suppose J. P. Morgan was top busy. Monday was a very quiet day owing to the high wind which blew all day long, preceded by heavy rain. The electric current went off, due to the storm, while slight damage was done to the roofs of buildings—Butler (Ind.) Herald. A postcard from Miss Belle Dalleymeur. "A man's scratched face may mean a cat or it may mean earrings." Come on rain and get it over with. A word of praise for April showers, What matter if they wet us? They'll help those bloomin' Jap boys raise their tough and bitter lettuce. Even if these new gas stations do start a gasoline war, the League of Nations will probably stop it. Flo Ziegfield has asked the mayor of New York to let his Follies girls hold a May Day celebration in Central park. Flo must be trying to bust up the annual parade for the Socialists. PREIDA'S FOLLIES Her husband could not afford a yacht. Much less keep it up. Everyone knew this. Still you couldn't afford to drop them. I was invited to a dinner. For the naming of the yacht. The other man of the triangle was there. It was a rare opportunity. What would not have taken advantage of it? I suggested a fitting name. "Death." Everyone shuddered and inquired. Just, a proposal, I answered. The wages of sin. NEW YORK LETTER BY LUCY JEANNE PRICE Times Square isn't exactly the spot one would expect to be the scene of a rural Maydance, but such it will be if the Ziegfieldlies girls are successful in their plea to M Hylan. They have asked permission to erect pole in that hub of the theatrical universe; caper merrily about it at the noon hour. May first with ribbons and white dresses all that goes with a properly conceived Pole dance. It would seem a heartless and romantic city which would deny such a silent request. New Yorkers can't be modestly silent in face of claims about the charms of other stores. Some times that native pride is disastrous. Rockford, of this city, was serving a term in the House of Correction in Boston. It short term for a mild and first offense law and order. But he kept talking so about the superior system existent in Singapore and how much better it was than the Borough place that attendants became suspicious, loing up his record and found he was a "pumper." What artistic crimes have to be committed the name of city efficiency! It has been necessary to widen Fifty-Seventh street since became so popular as a shopping region for that widening, great slabs have had sliced off the buildings in the block 'be Fifth and Sixth avenues. No one wept when buy windows were taken old brown fronts; but when the magnificent example French architecture, the home of Mrs. Cius Vanderbilt, Sr. has to be pared away does seem somehow tragic. Not because landmark as the home of a late captain nance, but because of the glory of the belfitself. Incidentally, the widening has run in a queer custom. Instead of widening hicle part of the street, they have wished sidewalks, and since it was the which needed more room, they accommodate them by letting autos park themselves sidewalk. Our own modern poets are coming into own. At an art gallery sale the other manuscripts of Eugene Field's brought HUDSON Has Outsold All Fine Cars for 20 years. Frank P. Chevrolet Distributor for Northern Fullerton 131 W. Commonwealth Anahe Phone 555 Hudson Also Builds the ESSEX Essen Prices Are Touring - - $1045 Cabriolet - - 1145 Beach - - 1145 Freight and Tax Extra Sedan $2095 EDITORIAL SATURDAY Subscription Rate— Entered at the Post NO END WORK Work by the American Red Cross terminate next June 20. Homes gives official notice of the British, French, governments. Suggests that a co-operation among the nations and make it possible for "to be absorbed into the normal economic here they find themselves. United States government, forces the British, French that co-operation may in this side of the Atlantic plan" for permanent re-establishment. It is the purpose, howgency relief work soon in world. Role for the countries diagonal part of the world to an end to the conditions relief contributions. There Southeastern Europe and so filled with suffering there were ended; if the situation; and if the countries down to peaceful, prow would be no need of outside of the Near East. Rightly to control the unification presume to know better universal realm. But their puniness in the face battling than pay frollicked a serious existence. But not make one sour. Rather, living, and make its joys oftentimes is an index to all ways. Countenances. In war are deceptive or inscrutably deceive, but it is words men and women. ABE MARTIN We guess th' reason it takes nine tallors t' make a man is 'cause he don't dare t' go t' th' same one twice. Burglar broke int' th' Ellite drug store last night an' stole seven hams, thirty-four cans o' beans an' a keg full o' thousand' island dressin'. WISE AND WITTY People who pray only when they are in trouble may be plons, but more probably they are yellow. One good way to reduce to music is to listen to the musical clink of the trace chains on the plow harness. A good neighbor is one who never gives you a cause for easy money falls occuld until 1967. CADILLAC FACTORY SPELLS EFFICIENCY Few people realize the vast equipment in buildings and machinery, and the big army of men which are required, for producing a motor car of the highest quality. The unique history of the Cadillac organization bring out this fact in a most striking manner, says the Cadillac Garage Co. Cadillac and Hupmobile distributors. When a Detroit manufacturer of high grade machinery opened a small shop with a handful of picked men 28 years ago, the institution that became the Cadillac Motor Car Company was founded. Years passed and that small shop grew into 77 small plants scattered in various parts of the motor city. The number employed had increased in proportion. In 1951 most of these productive forces of the company were gathered into the big, new plant of the west side of the city. In addition to this big, main factory, which has frontage on the Michigan Central railroad, the Cadillac building equipment includes three foundries and a body plant situated in other parts of the city, and a force of 8000 craftsmen employed in producing the cars. The present factory covering more than 49 acres of land comprises seven great building units, divided into manufacturing and assembly division. It was constructed after several years of planning and preparation and represents the bets thought of factory engineers of the country. To keep the air fresh and pure, ventilating fans can force 768,000 cubic feet of air into the buildings every minute. In the buildings where it is needed the air is changed five times every hour. Side walls almost completely of glass bring the work of every man within 30 feet or less of daylight. In those parts of the plant where the most exacting accuracy is required there is but one... WISE AND WITTY People who pray only when they are in trouble may be plons, but more probably they are yellow. One good way to reduce to music is to listen to the musical clink of the trace chains on the plow harness. A good neighbor is one who never gives you a cause for easy money to keep our jails occupied until 1967. FOR SALE One New Thomas—Morse Airplane Will consider trade in on good used car for further information see G. C. GRIFFIN 226 So. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Mastera242 W. Center St. Phone 217 Anaheim, California $5 HATS AT McDONALD'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Fully Equipped Repair Shop Guaranteed Cost Chevrolet Repairs Superior Model by Expert Mechanics Clutch Job Comprises Installation of New Lining and Service Adjustment Guaranteed Cost $8.50 Valve Grinding Includes taking up all Beartor, Plugs and Breaker Points and Tuning Motor Guaranteed Cost $5.25 EXPECT NEW MARKS (By International News Service) DES MOINES, Ia., April 23.—With four meet records already shattered in preliminaries yesterday, with perfect weather and fast track favoring the contestants, the finals in the Drake Relays here today gave promise of new American records. Plutes who yearn to become gunmen without paying the penalty should have sense enough to go east. Clutch Job Comprises Installation of New Lining and Service Adjustment Guaranteed Cost $8.50 Valve Grinding Includes taking up all Bear-tor, Plugs and Breaker Points and Tuning Motor Guaranteed Cost $5.25 Foot Brakes Relining, including all materials Guaranteed Cost $4.75 Front Axle New King Pins, Tie Rod Bolts, and all Bushings, Line up Wheels, Adjust and Grease Wheel Bearings Guaranteed Cost $7.25 Motor Overhaul Includes taking up all Bearings, New Wrist Pins, New Rings, Grind Valves Clean Carburetor and Gas Line, Clean Spark Plugs and Adjust Breaker Points, Straighten Con., Roda, Install New Gears in Oil Pump and Blow Out Lines, All New Gaskets, Five quarts of Good Oil Guaranteed Cost $31 Labor Cost Only on Other Operations Differential overhauled $8.50 New Universal installed $4.50 Transmission overhauled $6.75 New Fly Wheel installed $7.50 Our Work Only the Best and Guaranteed F. P. Taggart Co. Anaheim Office 328 W. Center Phone 490 SATURDAY, APRIL, 28TH, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $8; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel CHIEF POW-WOW SUFFERS DEFE T J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp..Sanita Fe Depot, Orange Phones Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Evenings 14 or When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. $5 Per Month AND UP FIREPROOF AUTO STORAGE 24 Hour Service WEST BROS. 1 Block South of Flagpole Phone 31 OLIVE, CALIF. FULLERTON, CALIF. Phone Orange 418 Phone Fullerton 600 OLIVE, CALIF. Phone Orange 418 FULLERTON, CALIF. Phone Fullerton 600 CASH FOR YOUR VALENCIA ORANGES OLIVE FRUIT CO. Successors to PEPPERS FRUIT CO. A. J. MILLER Fullerton 640 V. H. FROSS Orange 250 W. J. KADAU Orange 454 A. H. T. OSBORNE Fullerton 25 THE NEW DEMI-SEDAN 2250 RANKLIN This new Franklin type has no equivalent anywhere—in its skilful design, affording every practical comfort of perfect enclosure; in its ability to stand hard service; or in its value on the basis of price and performance. It is quality built throughout, with an aluminum body and sliding plate-glass windows that allow quick, easy control of ventilation, even to the extent of open car airiness. Finest leather upholstery and inlaid, non-tarnish fittings that defy wear. A 4-door, 5-passenger car that has every Franklin advantage, including the powerful new six motor and pressure air cooling. Bob White Co. Franklin Nash Phone 548 312 W. Center St. Analheim