oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-23

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS PRAYERS ARE TO THE SOUL WHAT THE DEW OF GOD IS TO THE FLOWERS OF THE FIELD . . . WHY SHOULD NOT THAT PRECIOUS DEW FALL EVEN NOW, AND ALWAYS, FOR ALL OF US, UPON THE FIELDS OF LIFE ? — CANON FARRAR CONSERVATION OF OIL FOR NAVY PLANNED “Conservation in aid of national security,” is the slogan of the naval oil conservation commission, named recently by President Coolidge. Reserving adequate supplies of oil for use of the navy in national defense is the paramount consideration with this commission. Aid of public sentiment in establishing this conservational policy is sought. Dr. George Otis Smith, director of the United States Geological Survey, is chairman of this commission. It is his expert opinion that the oil resources of this Nation soon will begin to decline. It is of the greatest importance, therefore, that oil for the navy should be conserved. This conservation commission urges that private industries practice thrift in the use of oil in industries and other activities. While there is an over-production of oil at this time, yet inevitable shortage is foreseen by skilled geologists who have surveyed the known reserve supplies. The suggestion is heard oftentimes that some effectual substitute for oil as fuel will be devised by Science, in due time. This may be. But it would be the part of folly to waste this essential substance now, with the expectation that the future would make good the waste. Oil resources should be conserved. And, especially, reserve supplies for the navy should be safeguarded and held against waste or against despoilation and exploitation by private interests. There is no loss from the preventable fire that is prevented. It is not the province of clean journalism to broadcast moral fifth. There is no loss from the preventable fire that is prevented. It is not the province of clean journalism to broadcast moral faith. The good citizen who votes intelligently, courageously and according to his convictions thereby demonstrates the excellence of his citizenship. The foot and mouth disease cannot be eradicated by hysterical and irrational processes. These things foster the malady, instead of combatting it successfully. PERMUTET SOFT WATER The Finest Kind of Service IS GIVEN ON OUR FINISHED WORK which includes gentlemen's linen, and a wide variety of ladies apparel. These things are costly, and more or less delicate, and we see to it that they receive the careful attention and treatment that they deserve. CARL OELKE, ANAHEIM AGENT, Phone 129 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 256 NEST SANTA FE AVE. FULLERTON PHONE 26 Every telephone wire is our clothes line MODEL LAUNDRY "ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES" PHONE → 356 ASH CHAMBERLAIN DID YOU EVER HEAR —OF AN EATING CAMPAIGN —OF A SLEEPING CAMPAIGN —OF A BATHING CAMPAIGN —OF AN EATING CAMPAIGN —OF A SLEEPING CAMPAIGN —OF A BATHING CAMPAIGN If you stop eating, or sleeping, or bathing, soon all your other bodily functions will cease to operate. Your physical organism must function without stopping. So with your advertising. There must be no let-up—no slowing down—no opportunity created whereby your competitor can benefit. The fleeting impression is quickly forgotten. The constant reminder makes the deepest impression. Sales miracles are wrought through steady, persistent work—through hundreds of repeated calls on your prospects and customers. This constant repetition of your story through the columns of the Plain Dealer impels belief in the service or product offered and a sale is made. The constant flow of Niagara produces heat, light and power continuously for over 50 cities and towns. The moral is plain. The Plain Dealer for Results Circulation Over 3600 RES at Sunday Publisher PLANNER DEaler BOBBED-HAIRED BANDITS AT HOME WHO'S WILL IN THE DAYS JUDGE WM. S. KENYON That Wm. S. Kenyon is a Republican senator from now a federal judge in the will be a member of Coolidge's cabinet in even re-election is the belief Kenyon's refusal to accept navy portfolio recently on strength to this belief. Kenyon left the senate the judgeship when it was him by President Harding friends see in his refusal navy post at this time he to resign the judgeship short term as a cabinet preceding the coming That Coolidge should end get him to make the o take as an indication of the president places onices. One of the most interesting times in connection with president's invitation to Kenyon to enter the preside dge cabinet is that Jud you has been a foremost the advanced progressive congress, a number of members are now associate Senator LaFollette in his blocs in the senate house. Judge Kenyon, serving senate as a Republican she had followed a rather ent course, with his in toward policies that we half way between radical progressivism. There great surprise when Harding appointed him United States circuit judge explanation appeared to Senator Kenyon found Washington too expensive means and in addition h elination toward a judicial in which he had some e before being elected to th HOPE long vista of the years to me not see our country's nor fade! see our land retain her bride, her freedom and not bedom's shade. by bright eyes unusual lightness shed, by pinions canopy my not see the patriot's high quest, Liberty! How great in attire! base purple of a court pressed, her head and ready to fire; me see thee stoop from even on wings the sky with silver gliting. John Keats. afest part of a broom is die. ABE MARTIN PARAGRAPHS By QUILLEN "Sectionalism" is just the conviction that the South, West or East is trying to run things. Still, a heart of gold won't get you anywhere unless you have your share of brass. In old Rome thumbs down meant condemnation; now the same result follows palms up. Pity the politician. It's no easy matter to straddle a fence while keeping one ear on the ground. In this great land the poorest can get a smoke without danger of anybody stepping on his thumb. In a little while now the moths will pass judgment on the salesman's boast that the coat was all wool. We'd hate t' try t' look all right t' th' average layman. We're unconsciously slippin' when we grow solicitous about th' world. The money we spend for medicines we don't need, if applied to sanitation we do need, would abolish malaria, hookworm, typhoid fever, yellow fever and bubonie plague from the American continent. LOANS 60% of present market value of any active listed or unlisted stock loaned quickly. No red tape or delay. Loans can Where a cigarette holder is considered effeminate, that's where the West begins. With so much competition, it usually takes him two years to get enough practice to resent being called "Doc." It is getting to where there isn't much difference between parliamentary language and the kind a mule understands. Apparently the political contest this year will be between those who have feathered nests and those who have grouches. Early ambition counts. Many a boy who longed to be a pirate in 1890 now has a stand-in at Washington. The henpecked husband who is made to say and do what he senate as a Republican shihad followed a rather toward policies with his intention course, with his intention policies that we half way between radical progressivism. There great surprise when Harding appointed him United States circuit judge explanation appeared to Senator Kenyon found Washington too expensive means and in addition his clination toward a judiciary in which he had some ee before being elected to th. In much of the recersion of the formation oi party the name of Judge has been mentioned as sible choice of the orga­the movement as the new candidate for president United States, but nothing peared to indicate the Kenyon was responsive preference. Judge Kenyon was Elyria, O., on June 10, 1911 was educated at Iowa Grinnell, Iowa, and the la of the State University He was prosecuting atti Webster-co, in that state years. Then he became district judge for two yea was subsequently general for the Illinois Central for three years. He was as an assistant to the general of the United St he was elected to the s 1911. LOANS 00% of present market value of any active listed or unlisted stock loaned quickly. No red tape or delay. Loans can run for three or six months. WE OFFER (Subject) 20 Whittier S.F. ... $17.50 100 Acme Signal ... 3.50 50 Doble Steam Motors 7.00 1 Glendora Bank ... 130.00 550 Calitroleum O. & G. .82 3 Elliott Petr. ... 65.00 20 Durant of Calif. ... Bid 6 E. G. B. ... 52.50 10 Fifty-fifty ... 12.50 12 Multnomah pfd. ... 30.00 60 Star Motors ... 7.00 100 Union Mtge. Units 11.50 25 W. Auto Sup. com 11.75 1500 Texcal Oil & Ref. .05 500 National Security .24 5000 Cal Mex. Oil & R. .09 200 Julian Pump ... .65 25 Monolith P.C. com. 9.50 50 Monolith P.C. pfd. 6.50 100 Moreland com. ... 6.50 50 Moreland pfd. ... 6.75 5 White Star O. & R. 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Kenyon's refusal to accept the navy portfolio recently only lends strength to this belief. Kenyon left the senate to accept the judgeship when it was offered him by President Harding. His friends see in his refusal of the navy post at this time a hesitancy to resign the judgeship for the short term as a cabinet officer preceding the coming election. That Coolidge should endeavor to get him to make the change is taken as an indication of the value the president places on his services. One of the most interesting features in connection with the president's invitation to Judge Kenyon to enter the present Coolidge cabinet is that Judge Kenyon has been a foremost figure in the advanced progressive group in congress, a number of whose members are now associated with Senator LaFollette in his radical views in the senate and the house. Judge Kenyon, serving in the senate as a Republican since 1911, had followed a rather independent course, with his inclinations toward policies that were about half way between radicalism and progressivism. There was a great surprise when President Harding appointed him to be a United States circuit judge. The explanation appeared to be that Senator Kenyon found life in Washington too expensive for his means and in addition had an inclination toward a judicial career, in which he had some experience before being elected to the senate. Comments of the Press What Editors Are Saying BUYING AUTOS ON INSTALLMENTS—San Bernardino Sun A motor mortgage company reports $400,000,000 in automobiles were bought on the installment plan last year, and the retail clothiers' association cries "national ruin." Income tax returns show 4,000,000 people with incomes more than $2000 yet there are 10,192,000 registered automobiles. More cries of extravagance and ruin. Another report says there are 6,000,000 people earning less than $40 a week who own automobiles. A panic is inevitable, is the reverberating answer. But then upon the top of it all banks announce more and larger savings accounts and the life insurance companies are thriving on a 17 percent increase in issued insurance. Solace for the calamity howlers may be found in the statistical report that the bad accounts among the automobile installment plan buyers amounted to less than 1 per cent of the huge amount involved last year. At least the "extravagent poor" are paying their way. Many incomes are mortgaged annually for the purchase of automobiles on periodic payments, also for the buying of homes, furniture, musical instruments, clothes and even life insurance. But for this plan of buying many of the joys and needs of modern life would be denied to the masses. As long as the payments are paid on time, there is no harm done, either personal, economical or social. Men and women have an alienable right to spend their money where they will. Should the visioners of an automobile induced economic disaster acquire legislative control there may eventually be an un-American attempt to deny the less fortunate the joys of the open road and cheap transportation. Thus far no such control has developed, and the "calm and collected" feel assured that if the case is as bad as painted it will cure itself where the cure is most needed. The maxim that the law does not concern itself with trifles is more honored in the breach than in the observance yet it is applicable to larger and more serious matters than the purchase of automobiles. Clean Rugs Clean Rugs Mean much to the Sanitation, Comfort and Appearance of Your Home Now is the time to have them cleaned. We have an expert Rug Cleaner, who cleans them thoroly, and makes them look bright and new THE DE LUXE DYERS AND CLEANERS 117 W. Cypress Phone 547 HELLO DIXIE! HELLO FOLKS! 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