oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-18

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Not by my need the measures from His store, The daily gifts my daily prayers implore His full supply no narrow limit knows. For my delight His bounty overflows. —Emily Huntington Miller BE NOT EXTREME AS TO ANIMAL PLAGUE In the grave situation which exists in California as to the malady which is attacking herds of livestock, it is well for the people to avoid two extremes—extreme alarm about it, and extreme indifference to it. The situation is grave enough to warrant the most drastic measures to eradicate the plague. But there is no reason for giving way to pessimism. There is reasonable hope that the plague will be conquered in due time, and that the livestock industry of California will be restored to normal. Assuredly the people should not give way to extreme indifference, or open hostility to the preventive measures which are being taken under auspices of federal and state authorities. The battle which is being fought is hard enough, at best. It should not be made harder by obstacles deliberately or thoughtlessly thrown in the way of those who are combatting the disease. Whole-hearted practical co-operation all along the line should result in very good results quickly in subduing this plague. Let it be urged upon the people that they avoid the two extremes—extreme pessimism and undue alarm, on the one hand, and extreme indifference or hostility to the pre- difference, or open hostility to the preventive measures which are being taken under auspices of federal and state authorities. The battle which is being fought is hard enough, at best. It should not be made harder by obstacles deliberately or thoughtlessly thrown in the way of those who are combatting the disease. Whole-hearted practical co-operation all along the line should result in very good results quickly in subduing this plague. Let it be urged upon the people that they avoid the two extremes—extreme pessimism and undue alarm, on the one hand, and extreme indifference or hostility to the preventive measures under quarantine, on the other hand. With Curtis D. Wilbur as Secretary of the Navy, there will be no more oil lease scandals. President Coolidge continues to impress the country with his good, hard sense and his conscientious devotion to duty. FREE BIBLE LECTURE EARTH'S SPRINGTIME DAWNING MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE! BY A. W. SIBLEY OF LOS ANGELES The speaker will tell about the glorious prospect contained in God's Word, which will soon be realized by all mankind; when the great enemy, death, will have ceased to operate and the dead shall come forth from the tomb. MOOSE HALL 135 W. Center SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 7:30 P.M. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED NO COLLECTIONS INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Easter Ball MONDAY AT THE ANAHEIM Concordia Club GRIGSBY'S FAMOUS 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC Regular Dance Every Saturday Night. Our Goods Bear Maker's Label These Brands Are Thoroughbreds They have a pedigree. The MAKERS are willing to put their names on the labels. They have established a BRAND which they stand behind with a positive guarantee of QUALITY. The Smart and Final Company, therefore, can also attach its guarantee. When you buy these brands, you buy the very best but you pay no more than for ordinary kinds. Why be satisfied with anything but the best? Ask Your Dealer SMART AND FINAL CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS GANTAANA LOS ANGELES HARDOR POMONA FASADENA Pin up this List of GUARANTEED PRODUCTS in your kitchen. "Orange Blossom Coffee"--alice Marigold and Big 4 brands. "All Gold"--Full line of canned fruits. "Glen Rose"--Full line jam and preserves. "Leslie Salt"--Salt in package and bags. "Delicia Sandwich Spread"--Full line canned meats. "Curtis"--California olives, canned tuna, etc. "Geneva"--Full line of vegetable tables and fruit. "Red Feather"--Seckeye and Shell pink canned salmon. "Perlous"--Full line of macaroni and paste goods. "Mant!"--Full line of canned vegetables. “There is a reason why merchandise should bear maker’s label.” URES Accept Sunday and Publisher Plaintiff Dealer WILL THEY HAVE TO RUIN THE TREE TO GET RID OF THE BEAST? TRADE EUROPEAN POLITICS RIES TO SEPARATE GERMANY FROM EUROPEAN POLITICS BASIS OF REPARATIONS COMMISSION'S WORK FRANCE ACH-IT WILL RUIN US! GERMAN REACTIONARIES A Little Talk of (By S. W. STRAUS) American Society f It is interesting to many experiments made by scientists to forces of nature that have been wasted. ful outcome of those effect important economic in the future. They gentle problems in the as a successful business is constantly seeking unnecessary expense, forts represent the emp mankind to live more and economically. Eighteen years ago manufacturer, noting column of volcanic ing from the ground in mountain valley, con idea that this steam co to drive an engine. He necessary equipment and running the machine plant with power which had been wasting. This experiment in tion of volcanic steam successfully followed parts of the world. In government has grantedcession through which Mt. Tatio will be made generating electrical or Bolivian railroads. Engineers state that country, particularly Park, possesses untold wealth of this description. Mechanical engineer coming more and more in the problem of utides of the sea. WASHING MACHINE 1870 MODEL woman now is no machine to struggle with the wash every home she is the queen he knows it too, b' gosh! Anaheim Electric Service-man says. electrical washing machine is easy to buy and commercial to operate. Pay it while it's working for Let us show you how our Vacuum Washer does the IT. ELECTRICALLY NAHEIM Electric Co. W. Center St.—Phone 59 ABE MARTIN PARAGRAPHS Conservatism: "Cut it out; it hurts business." Fable: He went bankrupt and nobody wondered how much he made. Missing word puzzle: A rear tire blew out. "——!" said the man. Secret orders may be all right unless they come from the Sinclairs. Times change. The old-timers fought for their faith; moderns fight about it. An humble man is one who sends his mother an expression of regret on his birthday. The quiet little man back in the corner who doesn't think it necessary to cultivate beastly manners is the boss. Slowly but surely we approach the point where the unpardonable sin is a million dollars. A forgiving nature isn't worth a darn, however, unless it enables you to forgive yourself. A successful man is one who has climbed so high that the grand jury begins to notice him. A born leader is one who realizes that the people enjoy hearing something or other bawled out. We kin never tell what a rejected suitor or a Ford driver is goin't do. Art Smiley's got a middle name he's goin't use if he ever gits money enough. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON If your neighbor can't supply you with flies this summer, your We kin never tell what a rejected suitor or a Ford driver is goin' t do. Art Smiley's got a middle name he’s goin' t use if he ever gits money enough. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON If your neighbor can't supply you with flies this summer, your garbage can. How far the little scandal throws its beam. Sickly baby, Bottle fed; "Malnutrition"—Doctor said. Two important documents: A birth certificate and a poll tax receipt. Some folks live to a ripe old age while others take calomel frequently. From stable to table's The route of a fly. Ever infecting Our milk supply. ANAHEIM STOCK EXCHANGE Stock and Bond Brokers Wanted 10 White Star Oil and Refinery Two and One at market. Hotel Valencia Phone 514 or 885 Anaheim, Calif. BEANS BAGS AND TWINE A. NELSON Buena Park Phone—Anaheim 762-J-3 My ads are not as some, Or to cure disease ta long, Nor make my fees a sum; So with ill acute wi borne long, My treatments get, m you'll hum. DR. NETH, Chir FRIDAY, APRIL EIGHTEENTH, 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 A Little Talk on Thrift (By S. W. STRAUS, President American Society for Thrift) It is interesting to note the many experiments now being made by scientists to utilize the forces of nature that have for centuries been wasted. The successful outcome of these efforts will effect important economic changes in the future. They involve gigantic problems in thrift, for just as a successful business concern is constantly seeking to eliminate unnecessary expense, so these efforts represent the endeavors of mankind to live more efficiently and economically. Eighteen years ago an Italian manufacturer, noting the steady column of volcanic steam coming from the ground in an Italian mountain valley, conceived the idea that this steam could be made to drive an engine. He set up the necessary equipment and soon was running the machinery in his plant with power which nature had been wasting. This experiment in the utilization of volcanic steam has been successfully followed in many parts of the world. In Bolivia the government has granted a concession through which steam from Mt. Tatio will be made use of in generating electrical energy for Bolivian railroads. Engineers state that our own country, particularly Yellowstone Park, possesses untold sources of wealth of this description. Mechanical engineers are becoming more and more interested in the problem of utilizing the tides of the sea for generating Comments of the Press What Editors Are Saying THE DRIVE AGAINST SECRETARY WEEKS—Boston Herald The Republican cabinet and officials are apparently the object of attack before the Democratic-Progressive Daughters committee because they are alleged to have failed as yet to recover from certain aircraft corporations, monies paid to these aircraft corporations during the war by Democratic officials. We hear nothing of any attempt to prosecute, indict, or otherwise complain of Secretary of War Baker or any of his officials for making the payments, the failure to recover which excites so much notoriety and attack on the part of the investigating committee and its so-called expert witnesses. Why is so much stress placed upon the failure of Republicans to recover monies paid out by Democrats, as it is alleged improperly, if not corruptly? Why is there not the same hue and cry made by this investigating committee against the men who paid the money as is raised against the men who, it is claimed, ought to try to re-that Secretary Weeks or other Republicans are accused of not getting cover the money? Our readers should remember that all the monies Secretary Weeks or other Republicans are accused of not getting back, were paid to the various war contractors by the Wilson administration. It is much easier to stop paying money than it is to recover it after it has been paid. Before a Republican administration should attempt to get back money paid by a Democratic administration, it should clearly be sure that the payments ought to be recovered. It ill behooves the investigating committee, or the public generally, to make accusations against Republicans for failing to get the money back unless they are ready at the same time to make at least equal accusations against the Democrats who paid out the money. tion of volcanic steam has been successfully followed in many parts of the world. In Bolivia the government has granted a concession through which steam from Mt. Tatio will be made use of in generating electrical energy for Bolivian railroads. Engineers state that our own country, particularly Yellowstone Park, possesses untold sources of wealth of this description. Mechanical engineers are becoming more and more interested in the problem of utilizing the tides of the sea for generating electric power. English engineers have stated that it is only a matter of time until the tidal activities in the harbors of Southern England will be made use of, while engineers in the United States and Canada are interested in studies being made of the problem of making use of the tides in the Bay of Fundy. The development of hydro-electric power, which in recent years has reached large proportions, is, in the opinion of many experts, only in its infancy. Scientists are experimenting with apparent hope of success, in utilizing the sun's rays and the wind as sources of power. The development of these projects not only provides an interesting study as to what the next 50 or 100 years will bring in the daily lives of the people, but they illustrate the great fundamental truth that thrift, conservation and efficiency are among the impelling factors in all human progress. According to a Japanese experimenter the light emitted by glow worms has some of the radioactive properties of X-rays. 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