oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-17

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS If I am spiritual, then the world is a revelation of God to me; and there is a spirit looks in upon my spirit from out of the sky, and the earth, and the sea; from out of the sun, and the moon, and from out of the rose.—William Mountford. BIG CAMPAIGN GIFTS NOT ACCEPTABLE President Coolidge, in deprecating large contributions to the Republican national campaign fund, assumes an attitude that is sound and praiseworthy. These big gifts are undesirable, Mr. Coolidge holds, because they usually lead to wrong impressions. The contributors, in many instances, are accused or suspected of improper motives. Mr. Coolidge, however, does not take the stand that a large campaign contribution is necessarily made for improper purpose or to gain special favors—many are made honestly, and only with intent to foster the principles of the party. Nor does Mr. Coolidge hold that every small contribution is made with disinterested motives—many of the smaller gifts may be tainted with purpose to gain some selfish end. It is the motive that actuates the giver, rather than the proportions of the gift, that should weigh, Mr. Coolidge holds. This is the sensible view. There should be extreme care on the part of all political parties, in keeping campaign contributions pure. There has been too much scandal of this nature in the past. Fur better to have large numbers of small contributions directly from the masses of the people, with honest intentions, than to accept a few huge gifts from persons or interests whose motives might be open to question. It is the motive that actuates the giver, rather than the proportions of the gift, that should weigh, Mr. Coolidge holds. This is the sensible view. There should be extreme care on the part of all political parties, in keeping campaign contributions pure. There has been too much scandal of this nature in the past. Far better to have large numbers of small contributions directly from the masses of the people, with honest intentions, than to accept a few huge gifts from persons or interests whose motives might be open to question. Congress seems to define legislating as procrastinating. The principal business before Congress is unfinished business. American aviators are making headway in their journey around the world. The great feat is being watched with intense interest everywhere. There is some work, some responsibility, for each and every citizen of this country, toward making government sound and representative, and successful—which responsibility rests alike—but in varying degree—upon President Coolidge and the humblest citizen in the land. Your Boy’s EASTER SUIT Almost every Mother will tell you that Perfection Clothes THE KIND REAL BOYS WEAR are the safest to buy. They give the most wear — they have the most style. Made with two pairs of Knickers. PARAGRAPHS "My hero," being freely translated means "My meal ticket." A successful practitioner is one who no longer says it in Latin. Bah! They call it a free country, and the grand jury is forever interfering. The advantage in marrying for money is that it doesn't cool off in about six months. He is a goner when he gets the secret notion that any fool should be able to play golf. The real servant problem, however, is the task of making ends meet on a servant's wages. Americanism is still to be found in the districts where Sunday is clean-collar day. It seems impossible to develop a refined taste in cigarettes and yet learn to sew on patches. No boy who is denied college training can think up so many ways to ask Dad for money. The great need of the times is a book that will please the critics and yet sell over 300 copies. About the only utterly useless things in this age are offended dignity and the back seat. A civilized state is that in wear — they have the most style. Made with two pairs of Knickers. SPECIAL OFFERING FOR EASTER WEEK $10.00 NEW BLOUSES—SHIRTS—NECKWEAR—CAPS HATS JACKSON'S Your Money's Worth Always ANAHEIM Doctor’s Prescription Amazing Success Overcomes Kidney Ailments and Backache Thousands Die Yearly Who Ought Not to Die—Kidney Troubles Kill Them. It’s Guaranteed The small delicate sleeves in the kidneys clog up—the poisons that should strain through and pass out with the water back up and get into the system—this means uremic poisoning and may mean the loss of some loved one. Best for all of us to look the facts in the face and heed nature’s plain danger signals. The life work of Doctor Daniel G. Carey was the study of diseases of the urinary system and his famous prescription of roots and herbs known the country over as Dr. Carey’s Marshroot Prescription 727 has helped others to get well and stay well. If you have backache or frequent headaches, if you get up in the night, if your eyes are puffy and palms moist, cut out this notice, take it to your druggist and say, "This is what I want: Dr. Carey’s Marshroot Prescription No. 777." You can always get it in liquid or tablet form at Heying’s Pharmacy. Both are equally effective. The price is $1.50 ind, mind you, if it doesn’t help you, if you aren’t glad in a week’s time that you bought it, just get your money back—that’s the way this successful medicine is sold. It seems impossible to develop a refined taste in cigarettes and yet learn to sew on patches. No boy who is denied college training can think up so many ways to ask Dad for money. The great need of the times is a book that will please the critics and yet sell over 300 copies. About the only utterly useless things in this age are offended dignity and the back seat. A civilized state is that in which a man labors endlessly to buy clothes for his women folk. In the old days a flashing feminine eye was called a rebuff, but now it’s called a stop signal. It’s a good idea to nurse a grouch, however, if he has one foot in the grave and you married him for his money. The advantage in having one lonesome dollar is that nobody expects you to explain where you got it. Where is the glory in war, anyway, when a lodge man on parade can wear a more gorgeous uniform? We won’t believe that the meek will inherit the earth any time soon until we read the wills of Ford and Stinnes. The world made very slow progress during its early history. You see, there were no graduating orations. Correct this sentence: "Nothing doing," said the small boy; "I won’t chew gum anybody else has chewed." REGULAR SPIRITUALIST SERVICES are being conducted Tuesday's 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Sundays 10 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. Lecture and messages. Ethel E. Purdv Meyers PASTOR 592 E Center St.—Phone 1187 ES sunday pUBLISHER Plain Dealer THURS Subscription Entered at "LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY!" SO LONG AS POLITICAL PARTIES SEEKING POWER OR CONTROL OF THE GOVERNMENT--RECEPTION OF LEGISLATION OR ADMINISTRATION--YOU WILL VAST CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THOSE WHO ARE INTERNETED IN MATTERS AND CORRUPTION FOR THE PARTIES TO HAVE SINISTER AND CORRUPTION IT IS STILL WORSE FOR THE PARTIES 60 OUT AND SOLICIT CONTRIBUTIONS FROM SUCH INDIVIDUALS WHOS WHAT IN THE DAY'S NEWS MAJ. GEN. GEORGE O. SQUARE The recent retirement from active service in the army of Maj. Gen. George O. Squier, chief signal corps, means that he will devote all his time to scientific studies and inventions. He is now ranked as one of foremost scientists in the field radio and is noted for many ventions of value, especially telegraphy. Major General Squier won recognition here and abroad through his invention of "winded wire," which made multiplex telephonics possible. A patent on his multiple telegraphy system was taken out by him in 1910 and filed the name of the people. Gen. Squier thus waiving the opportunity for financial reward on General Squier was graduated from West Point, class of 18, and has seen continuous service since then. During Spanish-American war he chief signal officer of the T-Army Corps, and served in Philippines throughout the surrection. In 1916 he was recalled as military attache at London to organize the air service for the army. He founded the Signal Co-op school at Leavenworth, Kan., has represented the government many important conferences, including the Conference for Limitation of Armament in Washington. During the World war he decorated by Field Marshal Eisenhower. GRAPHS being freely transMy meal ticket." practitioner is one says it in Latin. call it a free coungrand jury is forever stage in marrying for it doesn't cool off months. ner when he gets the that any fool should golf. servant problem, howask of making ends wages. is still to be found where Sunday is day. impossible to develop in cigarettes and new on patches. is denied college think up so many Dad for money. need of the times is will please the critics over 300 copies. only utterly useless age are offended the back seat. state that is that in ABE MARTIN BOARD & ASPIRIN ELITE DRUG STORE BE careful where you place your confidence, an' your watch an' money 'll take care o' themselves. Here's a hunch, girls—by th' time a young man is ready t settle down an' git married, he's thro' with prunes for life. SUNSHINE DINNER STORIES Representative "Johnny" Garner, who has been serving the fifteenth Texas district for 11 consecutive terms, is considered a very versatile man, which has contributed much to his popularity. One day he attended the funeral of a comparative stranger. When the funeral party arrived at the grave, one of the family asked Mr. Garner if he wouldn't say a few words. The representative was nonplussed for the moment. Accustomed though he was to making speeches, trying to say the right thing extemporaneously at the grave of a comparative stranger was something else again. But there was no way out and he did his best. His language was polished and highly acceptable as he mentioned lovely traits of the deceased that all the sorrowing friends had never heard of. When he finished, the only thing that prevented applause was the solemnity of the occasion. On the way back to town, Mr. Garner rode with a man who had long been his political enemy. He sat and stared at the representative without speaking until they were almost at their journey's end, when he suddenly exploded: "Garner, danged if you can't just naturally make good all the way from the poker table to the pulpit!" Army Corps, and served in Philippines throughout the surrection. In 1916 he was recalled as a lilary attache at London to organize the air service for the army. He founded the Signal Corps school at Leavenworth, Kan., has represented the government many important conferences, including the Conference for Limitation of Armament in Washington. During the World war he decorated by Field Marshal Browning with the Order of Knight Clerk mander of St. Michael and St George and received the Distinguished Service Medal, U. S. and the Italian decoration, Commander of the Order of the Croix-Rouge and from France, Commander of the Legion of Honor. General Squier is a fellow of London Physical society, the National Academy of Science and Royal Institution of Great Britain holds the John Scott Legacy Memorial, the Elliott Cressen Medal various others from European governments and academies professional attainments. He had served as chief of army signal corps since Feb. 1917. He is succeeded in service by Col. Charles Maltzman. Dusky Lily came to her nests one morning. "Here's mah life insurance policy ma'm," said the maid. "Want you to keep it fo' me." "But, Lilly," said the mistress "you're getting married. Your husband to take charge your policy." "Huh," said Lily, "does think Ah wants that stranger know Ah's got mah life insured." Be careful where you place your confidence, an' your watch an' money 'll take care o' themselves. Here's a hunch, girls—by th' time a young man is ready t' settle down an' git married, he's thro' with prunes for life. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON Open the window And put out the fire, For th' garden's th' place To freely perspire. When we mix booze with boys there'll be bums in the sediment. If you want that air of freshness, eat fresh fruit, drink fresh milk and don fresh linen. Advertisers who appropriate all the best views for their signs should remember that the traveling public is sign bored enough. Vitamines are the natural constituents of natural foods like fruits, vegetables, meat, milk and eggs, and are not the products of man's ingenuity. Through her infected milk, the turberculosis that attacks the bones of children is almost always contracted from the tuberculosis cow. ARE YOUR LUNGS WEAK? Weak lungs may or may not develop more serious. If you have weak lungs, old standing cough, cold, bronchial troubles, asthma or hay fever try a bottle of McMullin Formula. Hundreds report wonderful results. Mfrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. For sale by Heying Pharmacy. My ads, are not as large as some, Or to cure disease take I as long. Nor make my fees as big a sum; So with ill's acute with pain's borne long. My treatments get, my praise you'll hum. DR. NITHI, This surgeon On the way back to town, Mr. Garner rode with a man who had long been his political enemy. He sat and stared at the representative without speaking until they were almost at their journey's end, when he suddenly exploded: "Garner, danged if you can't just naturally make good all the way from the poker table to the pulpit!" Once upon a time a temperance lecturer appeared on the stage one night accompanied by her captive husband. "Friends," she said. "I have achieved the greatest triumph of my life. For 12 long years I have striven to induce my husband to see the light and give up drinking liquor and smoking filthy tobacco. Today, my birthday, he gave me his promise never again to touch either of them. I was the happiest woman in America. I threw my arms around his neck and kissed him." A voice from the back of the hall: "Served him right." CUT THIS OUT—IT IS WORTH MONEY Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Co., 2455 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, IL, writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a ten cent bottle of POLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs, colds and hoarseness, also for sample packages of POLEY PILLS, a diarrhea stimulant for the kidneys, and POLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and bloosiness. These wonderful remedies have helped millions of people. Try them! CHRASS EXERCIES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORREDED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DRW BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM With every Electric Washer will give absolutely FREE styles to select from. $39.00 $39.00 Your choice of three Sweepers can be purchased stores at this time on a ment. No further payment Price $39 and up. WAS Anaheim 227 E. Center St. THURSDAY, APRIL SEVENTEENTH, 1924 Subscription Rate—In N. Orange co., per year, $3; 6 months, $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter Comments of the Press What Editors Are Saying NEWSPAPER DELIVERY SPEEDED—Riverside (Cal.) Press Newspapers are now accorded, in theory at least, the same treatment in the mails as first-class mail matter. This is being done, or efforts are being made to do it, as the result of an order issued recently by Postmaster General New. This innovation is naturally welcomed by the newspapers. It should be welcomed still more by the public. As Mr. New says: "It is one of the most important and far-reaching steps in postoffice history. It is for the benefit or those who desire to have their newspapers at as early a moment as possible. This should keep both the city and rural population in closer and quicker touch with their several fields of activity." Newspapers have always suffered because of the preferential treatment given to letters. During the war and for some time afterward, when mails were heavy and clerks and postmen scarce or inexperienced, their delivery seemed often a mere matter of chance. It is no more than right to have them treated with respect and speeded to their destination as rapidly as letters, for every newspaper is, to its readers, a thousand letters in one. Why Belong to Church? 1. Because Jesus Christ so commands—He organized the church when he spoke to the first man his great words: "Follow Me". He sent out his followers two and two to recruit the church. He told Peter that upon faith like his he would build his church and neither the world nor hell Why Belong to Church? 1. Because Jesus Christ so commands—He organized the church when he spoke to the first man his great words: "Follow Me". He sent out his followers two and two to recruit the church. He told Peter that upon faith like his he would build his church and neither the world nor hell should prevail against it. 2. Because the Church is a brotherhood with Christ at the center—"the household of faith". 3. Because man cannot live by bread alone. He has business with God. Before he built his house he set up his altar. 4. Because no man is so good but that he needs all the help he can get. A mob makes the individual baser than he otherwise would be; congregational worship and work makes him better. 5. Because everyone ought to help spread Christianity and make the world more Christlike. For these and other reasons we cannot mention for lack of space everyone ought to have a church home. The White Temple Invites you to join in its fellowship if you are not now associated with any other church, and help in the great work of spreading Christianity. See James Allen Geissinger, pastor, 506 East Center Street, Phone 585. FREE 1000 WATCHES Every Electric Washer or Ironing Machine sold by us at this time in any of our stores we give absolutely FREE a ladies' white gold Wrist Watch with 25-year case. Five different sizes to select from. Your choice of 25 high grade Electric Washing Machine models in any of our stores can be purchased at this time on a $5 cash down payment. No further payment for 20 days. Terms of $7 per month on all Washers selling for less than $100. every Electric Washer or Ironing Machine sold by us at this time in any of our stores we give absolutely FREE a ladies' white gold Wrist Watch with 25-year case. Five different times to select from. Your choice of 25 high grade Electric Washing Machine models in any of our stores can be purchased at this time on a $5 cash down payment. No further payment for 30 days. Terms of $7 per month on all Washers selling for less than $100. FREE! LADIES' WHITE GOLD WRIST WATCH WITH EVERY WASHER SOLD Dolly type electric washers with swinging wringer and extension bench for extra tub ... $98 $5 Cash Lady's Wrist Watch Free Copper Tub Oscillating Washers, made by one of the largest manufacturers in the world ... $140 $5 Cash Lady's Wrist Watch Free Cylinder type Electric Washers complete with gas burners for boiling and sterilizing the clothes. None better ... $155 $5 Cash Lady's Wrist Watch Free $39.00 $3 Cash $3 per mo. your choice of three different Vacuum sweepers can be purchased at any of our stores at this time on a $3 cash down payment. No further payment for 30 days. Price $30 and up. PORTABLE ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINES of the NEW HOME make. Regular $75.00 value, to sell special at this time at $50.00. Regular $5.00 Irons—Special $3.70 WASHER WILSON Anaheim E. Center St. Phone 926 Fullerton 217 W. Spadra