oc-plain-dealer 1924-05-16

EDITORIAL AND FEATURE An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS An unthankful man not only seems to steal God's gifts, but he robs himself of their best sweetness.—Ancient Proverb. WORLD COURT PLANS ARE MULTIPLYING Plans for the leadership or participation of the United States in some form of association of nations for the fostering of international justice and for the promotion of world peace are proposed with frequency. The latest is by Senator Lodge, of Massachusetts, Republican leader in the Senate and chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee. Mr. Lodge's plan would divorce the United States completely from the League of Nations and would provide for an international conference at The Hague to form a world court. The significance of the frequent proposals to bring about some kind of amalgamating of the nations to preserve just peace is, that the masses of civilized mankind are thinking deeply of this desideratum. Statesmen in this and other civilized lands sense this trend of thought among the people and the plans evolved are in response to public sentiment. Plan after plan doubtless will be proposed before this country strikes its stride, definitely accepts some specific formula, and then moves vigorously for its adoption by other powers. It is encouraging, therefore, that the subject should be kept before the people and that proposals should be put forth frequently. This denotes lively interest and where there is quickened interest there is sure co be constructive action eventually. COMPETITION AND PUBLICITY The world has been turned topsy-turvy in the last ten years, possibly the war is responsible, possibly not. It used to be that the man with learning could command the best job and the highest wages. Now the mechanic earns as much or more than the man who works with his brain. It used to be that sheer merit determined the status of a man in the working world. Now one may have ability, experience and all the qualifications for the job but unless he has a good pair of lungs to blow he own horn he sees others pass him in the race. There are so many people wanting to do the same thing. The world has been turned topsy-turvy in the last ten years, possibly the war is responsible, possibly not. It used to be that the man with learning could command the best job and the highest wages. Now the mechanic earns as much or more than the man who works with his brain. It used to be that sheer merit determined the status of a man in the working world. Now one may have ability, experience and all the qualifications for the job but unless he has a good pair of lungs to blow he own horn he sees others pass him in the race. There are so many people wanting to do the same thing, so many after the same berth, competition is growing so constantly in intensity, that the man who is modest and retiring and prefers to show rather than to tell what he can do loses out. In this age of publicity and competition it is not so much what can you do as have you the faculty and the facilities for getting your name before the public? It is not so much how hard can you work as how loud can you "holler?" CLOSED CAR A COMFORT IN YOUR ORDINARY TOP We are now able to offer you a full sliding glass enclosure, with overhead lock at a reasonable price. This enclosure, combined with your regular top will give you all the comfort of a closed car. The price is $210.00. Karl Parks FULLERTON LEE N. Malden Orange Co. Agent Tel. 134 MORNING The lark now leaves his nest, And climbing shakes his wings. He takes your window for east, And to implore your light sings; Awake, awake, the morn never rise Till she can dress her beauty your eyes. The merchant bows unto the man's star, The ploughman from the his season takes; But still the lover wonders they are, Who look for day before mistress wakes; Awake, awake, break through your vells of lawn! Then draw your curtains and gin the dawn. —William D'Avenant The UNION PACIFIC announces a permanent reduction in passenger fares between California, Nevada and Utah points on lines west of and including Lake City. The NEW RAIL FROM LOS ANGELES TO SA LAKE CITY is $28.05 instead of $41.89 as formerly. Our Goods Bear Maker's Label These Brands Are 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 GO. WHOLESALE GROCERS SANTA ANA, LOS ANGELES HARBOR, FUMONA — PASADENA Pick up this list of GUARANTEED PRODUCTS in your kitchen. "Orange Blossom Coffee"—also Marigold and Big 4 brands. "All Gold"—Full line of canned fruits. "Glen Rose"—Full line jams and preserves. "Leanie Salt"—Salt in packages and bags. "Delicia Sandwich Spread"—Full line canned meats. "Carton"—California olives, canned tuna, etc. "Gapers"—Full line of vegetables and fruit. "Red Feather"—Sockeye and Shell pink canned salmon. "Perlite"—Full line of macaroni and pasta goods. "Mantif"—Full line of canned vegetables. “There is a reason why merchandise should bear maker’s label” MEANVHLE, ITALY IS YET TO BE HEARD FROM DAWES REPARTMENT PLAN @S. ENGBAND FRANCE BELGUM GERMANY ITALY PARAGRAPH By ROBERT QUILLEL You can't judge by apparel Oil cans are square. Evolution: Mintue men; one a year men; 19-year-sex men. Be Kind to Animals meant very little to be elecand the donkey. Almost all commodities quoted on exchange now official influence. One characteristic of Ch nations is the way they keegrand juries busy. The plan of Wellington h advertised and he people learning every day and tu The advice it have small houses that it isn't ficult to do the mah jong It's easy to have a grayou can convince the wifhoeing equal to the daily It's bad and disappe world a nobody ever gets as impatient as he feels at And good way to keep lie bless honorable is f vate fitness to set the ex Sea cold fried egg h very much more depressin a rolling-house bathroom MORNING mark now leaves his watery est, climbing shakes his dewy wings, kines your window for the hat, to implore your light, he ings; awake, the morn will ever rise can dress her beauty at your eyes. merchant bows unto the seaman's star, ploughman from the sun season takes; all the lover wonders what they are, look for day before his stress wakes; awake, break through our veils of lawn! draw your curtains and ben in the dawn. —William D'Avenant. UNION PACIFIC announces ment reduction in local over fares between Califorwada and Utah points on its rest of and including Salt City. The NEW RATE LOS ANGELES TO SALT CITY is $28.05 instead of as formerly. ABEL MARTIN SPEED LIMIT 6 MILES FOR DOWNWARD WATCH THE WEB OR DRIVE ROADING YOU "I've gone t' lots o' circuses an' menajeries, but I never yet found an Abrysinian wart hog awake," said Gran-maw Turner, t'day. Out o' all our senators an' congressmen only three or four ever seem t' cut any ice. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON If we'd screen all our windows And our doors, by the way; We wouldn't have fevers Nor doctors to pay. "Dope" for a cold is "dough" for a doctor. For chalk in thine artery is clay on thy grave. WHOS WHO IN THE DAYS NEWS DR. NICHOLAS MURRAY BUTLER A possibility of Dr. Nicholah Murray Butler being drawn into the list of vice-president possibilities who will be suggested to the Republican national convention is seen in the recent stand the president of Columbia University took on the prohibition question at a recent dinner speech in New York. Butler denounced the prohibition amendment and the results of prohibition enforcement. It is pointed out by some that a well known man who is known to be a bit liberal in his views on prohibition might make an acceptable running mate for Coolidge, conservative New Englander. Butler is not a newcomer in the vice-presidential possibility circles. When James S. Sherman died in October, 1912, just before election, having then won the Republican vice-presidential nomination, the Republican electors were free to vote for whom they pleased. Several of the electors of western states voted for Dr. Butler. In the Republican national convention of 1920 he was the "favorite son" candidate of New York and received 69 1-2 votes for president. He was born and educated in the U.S. but took advanced courses in Berlin and Paris. He has been president of Columbia since 1902. FOREIGN SECURITIES THERE HOLSU name is you satisfaction from a bal pride in ba SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON If we'd screen all our windows And our doors, by the way; We wouldn't have fevers Nor doctors to pay. "Dope" for a cold is "dough" for a doctor. For chalk in thine artery is clay on thy grave. Have you a little sleeping porch in your home? When Dame Fortune designs to smile, Her daughter pouts and frowns; Demanding hats of latest style And such expensive gowns. One clean-up day is only an excuse for 364 dirty-ups. When a man and his work lie down together, neither sleeps. It's cheaper and easier to stay well than it is to get well. We drug ourselves—then recover; The pity is we don't discover 'Twas old Nature's healing hand. Then we hasten to our neighbor— Intercept his daily labor— Boosting Bunkum's Tonic grand. Popular belief to the contrary, pans of water placed under the bed will not stop night sweats due to tuberculosis or anything else. REGULAR SPIRITUALIST SERVICES are being conducted Tuesday 2:30 and 7:30 p.m.; Sundays 10 a.m., and 7:30 p.m. Lecture and messages. Ethel E. Purdy Meyers FASTOR 512 E. Center St.—Phone 1187 FOREIGN SECURITIES All Issues—All Nations Bought—Sold—Quoted WE OFFER (Subject) 200 Sinaloa P. & D. $ .30 1000 Port Lobos ... .30 2500 Capitol Oil ... Bid 10 Twin Bell ... 20.00 10 Vanderbilt News 72.50 20 Brazos Bryan ... 20.00 65 Gilmore Oil ... 25.00 20 Maj. Elec. pfd ... 4.50 20 Maj. Elec. com ... 4.50 26 Ring Petro ... 30.00 1400 Texcal ... .05 20 White Star No. 3 2.50 16 White Star No. 2 ... 5.00 50 Doble Steam ... 7.25 20 Julian Petro pfd 24.00 20 Julian Petro com 15.00 1000 San Martinez ... Cheap 675 Peerless Laun. pfd. Bld. 500 Julian Pump ... .50 2000 So. Calif. Oil ... 19 1 Miley Mills No. 2 200.00 10 King's Fd. Prod 12.50 500 Nat. Security Bld. We Will Buy (Subject) W. Auto Sup C.Julian 6-9 Walker West, Bellview Casa Bianca 1JulianPtr. Union Mtg.comDanelger U. Vanderbilt Na Union Mtg.U. Harvey Rim Lincoln Mtg U. San Oil Owenwood O'Donnel GilletStar Petr. O'wood Pool 3San Martinez We are active in all markets Leonards and Co. Stocks and Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bldg. Santa Ana Phone 2390 FRIDAY, MAY SIXTEENTH, 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 ARAGRAPHS By ROBERT QUILLLEN You can't judge by appearances. cans are square. Evolution: Mintue met; dollarear men; 10-year sentence in. Be Kind to Animals Week can very little to be elephant and the donkey. Almost all commodities are noted on exchange now except financial influence. One characteristic of Christian nations is the way they keep the land and juries busy. The plan of Washington is well advertised and he people are earning every coin and turn. The advantage in having a small house that it isn't so difficult to of the mah jongg set. It's easy to have a graden if you can convince the wife that doing usual to the daily dozen. It's good and disappointing world nobody ever gets to be as important as he feels at 16. And good way to keep public honorable is for privateiness to set the example. Straight cold fried egg isn't so much more depressing than a rolling-house bathroom. The poor Arcadians wandered wandered, but at least they no trouble finding parking Comments of the Press What Editors Are Saying HELP TO SPREAD JOY—Glendale News An association of neighborhood in every southern California community is one of the greatest needs of the day. The country is becoming so populous that without a recreation of the friendly spirit the residents of the "small towns" back east are going to dread their trip to the coast and many will find it pleasant to rest here. Community service, in its way, tries to fill the bill; clubs are very good, but to many of the country folk there is nothing more than a back-fence visit desired to cheer them along life's way. So it is sound advice to all the residents of Southern California to get acquainted with your neighbors—otherwise you may not have them long. Make them feel that you actually take an interest in them. Discuss the old days "back east", invite them over to your house to hear the radio, or "have them in" some evening for dinner. In other words, be hospitable and spread joy. It pays big dividends. Try it and see! FREE BIBLE LECTURE THE TRUE WAY TO LIFE & HAPPINESS By D. T. KENYON Mr. Kenyon's Lecture will reveal the wonderful plan for man's greatest necessities, life and happiness, as outlined in God's Word. Bible prophecy proves conclusively that we have reached the threshold of the Golden Age and millions of people now living will pass thru the present world distress and enjoy everlasting life on this earth. MOOSE HALL, SUNDAY, MAY 18th 135 W. Center St., 7:30 p.m. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED NO COLLECTIONS AUSPICES OF THE INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION MOOSE HALL, SUNDAY, MAY 18th 135 W. 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