oc-plain-dealer 1924-06-19

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS God is infinite, and without end; but the soul's desire is an abyss which cannot be filled except by a Good which is infinite. God is a Good without drawback, and well of living water without bottom, and the soul is made in the image of God, and is therefore created to know and love God.—John Tauler. FILIBUSTER LEADS TO EMBARRASSMENT The manner in which the session of the United States Senate came to final adjournment gives reason for serious thoughtfulness to the whole country. Measures suffered from filibustering which should not have suffered. There may have been merit in Senator Pittman's contentions. But even though he were right in his purpose, yet the whole country should not have been made to feel the detrimental effects of the Nevada senator's efforts to get what he terms justice for one locality in his state. Senate rules should be amended so as to provide against filibustering by one member or a few members, on trivial grounds. Legislation should not be blocked by such methods, the course of lawmaking should be divested of this impediment. Individual members of Congress should have their rights. Minority groups in Congress should have their rights. But the country as a whole and the people in their entirety should have their right, too—the right to have legislation in Congress duly expedited; the right to prevent blocking of legislation for reasons that are anything but paramount. Both Houses of Congress should have freedom to legislate without the handicap of filibusters. The teacher of your children has done a year's work faithfully and well. Tell her so. Make her feel that you appreciate Individual members of Congress should have their rights. Minority groups in Congress should have their rights. But the country as a whole and the people in their entirety should have their right, too—the right to have legislation in Congress duly expedited; the right to prevent blocking of legislation for reasons that are anything but paramount. Both Houses of Congress should have freedom to legislate without the handicap of filibusters. The teacher of your children has done a year's work faithfully and well. Tell her so. Make her feel that you appreciate her and the good work that she does. MENACE TO CANAL The Panama Canal is menaced—or about to be menaced—according to reports, by concessions in Central America for foreign countries for development of aviation. Industrial concerns of Japan, France, Italy and Germany are seeking openings in Central America, in the canal region, for the manufacture of aircraft. Army and navy experts regard this as a serious menace to the safety of the canal. It behooves the United States government to inquire very closely into this, and to take suitable steps to protect against potential danger in that direction. The Panama Canal is of such vital importance in this Nation's scheme of national security that its defense is of the utmost moment. It would be consummate folly to economize in canal defenses, at the expense of adequate safeguards against possible attack. The canal should be made invulnerable against any possible attack by sea, by land or by air. Uncle Sam must look three ways in his scheme of defense now—to the air, as well as to the sea and land. This is no trifling matter—to trifle with it might bring national disaster. PERMUTET SOFT WATER ALL COLORS SEPARATELY-- We wash colored goods separately from the white—more trouble and costs us more, but better. Quality First is our Motto Carl Oelke, Anaheim Agt., Ph. 129 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 225 WEST SANTA FE AVE. A.W.CLEAVER, MON. FULLERTON PHONE 26 Every telephone wire is our clothes line. PARAGRAPH By ROBERT QUILLEN A hick town is one where discretion requires the druggist say "No." You can enjoy a picnic at home once you have trained ants revel in the butter. There wasn't so much content of court in the old days when court deserved it less. Mothers commonly do four fifths of the spanking, and father get four-fifths of the obedience. Not park gum under the sod not park bum under the sod fountain table and forget it. It takes money to make the mare go, but all a dark horse asks is a split in the party. The laying on of hands may have cured few diseases, but worked wonders in chronic case of impudence. Something should be done above blind crossings. Simple expedient argues the conservation of taxpayers. The weakness of a representative government is that people secedom get as excited as their representatives. The pickle man has no monopoly of 57 varieties. Statesmen have that many schemes for saving civilization. THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 226 WEST A.W. CLEAVER MON SANTA FE AVENUE FULLERTON PHONE 26 Every telephone wire is our clothes line. See something new this summer Santa Fe excursions — very low round-trip fares to Grand Canyon National Park in Colorado Rockies Great Lakes and Atlantic Seaboard Resorts Principal cities in United States and Canada STOPOVER ENROUT Petrified Forest National Monument Mesa Verde National Park SANTA FE Superior Service and Scenery plus FREE HARVEY meals—your assurance of a delightful trip C. A. WALKER, Agent Phone 217 ANAHEIM, CALIF. The laying on of hands may have cured few diseases, but worked wonders in chronic cases of impudence. Something should be done about blind crossings. Simple expedition urges the conservation of taxpayers. The weakness of a representative government is that people dom get as excited as their representatives. The pickle man has no monopoly of 57 varieties. Statesmen have that many schemes for saving civilization. A hick town is a place when you can think of nothing else to do after you tire of swatting files. He is a smart child who continues to serve as a topic of conversation after a radio set is installed. God made the country, but the car in front makes you eat it. And yet you can't tell by the way he insults his opponent whether he is a Modernist or Fundamentalist. If primitive people are naughty original sin does it; if sophisticated people are naughty, bored dom does it. The only real difference between a summer fur and a winter fur is that a summer fur is more uncomfortable. It happened in a British news paper. The reporter wrote: "The Dundee clergyman was overflowing with Scotch wit." But the word "wit" was accidentally dropped. It is estimated that there are 128,642 born leaders in America who have no followers and therefore despair of the American people. CONSTIPATION OVERCOME The use of POLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS will bring speedy relief from constipation if taken promptly. They are purely vegetable snacks on the liver. Mr. John D. McComh, Lucas 'Co. Home, Toledo Ohio, writes: "Have used Poley CATHARTIC TABLETS in several cases of constipation to which I am subject and found them beneficial." POLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS are easy to take, leave ripe and after effects "Try them Heying's Pharmacy." RES Sunday Publisher Plain Dealer DAWES—AS ARTIST SEES VICE-PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE HE HAS COURAGE ENOUGH TO WALK INTO THE ORLIVION OF THE VICE-PRESIDENCY VALLEY OF ORLIVION HELL AND MARIA! WHOS WANTING MAJ. GEN ROBERT C. When Maj. Gen. R. Davis, adjutant general of army, was given the task of ling the soldier bonus he no means unprepared for. Two years ago, when bonus measure was being by congress, War Weeks summoned Davis, infantry colonel, to War and ordered him to be liminary studies for hand administrative end of the. Although that bonus failed to pass, Davis comp study and had outlined a and comprehensive plan ling it, even to a proposition blank form. Davis' administrative had drawn attention before He had served under Pet adjutant general in the A short time after his f with the Bonus he was to adjutant in the peace motions. Davis was born in La Pa., Oct. 12, 1876. He vated from the U.S. Academy in 1898. His steady until he became dier general in 1918. part in the campaign Santiago in Cuba and later gagements with Filipino gents. Davis arrived in France 28, 1917, as assistant to jutant-general. He was adjutant-general May 1, returned to the United 1919. HELL AND MARIA! SHOCKED CONGRESS WITH HIS "HELL AND MARIA" ABE MARTIN DINNER STORIES There are said to be few witter after dinner speakers in the British cabinet than J. R. Clynes. At a public banquet recently, at which Lord Desborough presided, he convulsed his hearers with a story about two laborers at a gasworks. Both men were engaged in wheeling coke, and one of them discharged two barrow loads to every one by his mate. The foreman observed this, and said to the less energetic laborer: "Your mate is doing twice as much work as you." He received the naive reply: "Well, you shouldn't blame me for that. I've told him about it already." The head of a large business house noticed that one of his clerks had been looking off color for some months, and, one morning, when he was looking rather paler than usual, he tackled him on the subject. "You look tired this morning, Jones," he said kindly. Don't you sleep well?" No, sir, was the reply. "The fellow I share a room with and I suffer from alternate insomnia." "Alternate insomnia! What is that?" Whichever gets to sleep first keeps the other awake all night! JULIAN PETROLEUM The Yosemite is more ful this year than ever. Camp Curry. Enjoy fishing, swimming, dancing, food, world-famous entertainments full of refreshing reef-friendly accommodations low. TAGGART'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS '23 CHEVROLET Touring $375 '23 CHEVROLET Coupe Like new $550 '23 CHEVROLET Sedan $675 This price includes new tires, refinished and complete overhauling. '22 CHEVROLET Touring $250 '20 CHEVROLET Touring $140 '18 HUP $275 '19 OVERLAND $100 '17 BUICK $250 '21 FORD Roadster $175 '22 FORD Touring $175 '21 FORD Touring $150 '19 OAKLAND Roadster $150 '20 FORD Touring $150 '19 FORD, self starter, Touring $75 We also sell New Chevrolets OPEN EVENINGS These cars all offer splendid value at prices asked and can be purchased on very easy terms. JULIAN PETROLEUM WE WILL TRADE 1½ shares common for 1 share preferred. All or any part of 100 shares. Immediate delivery. Prices net—no commission. WE OFFER (Subject) 40 Imperial C.M. Pfd...$25.00 115 Moreland Com...5.25 10 White Star O.&Ref 17.50 100 United Mtg.&Loan 5.50 All Parkford Issues Bid 2700 Standard Gold ...17½ 2000 Calwin Oil ...16½ 2000 Nat'l Security ...08 5000 Harvey Rim & Wh Cheap Sandburg ...04½ 1500 San Martinez ...50 100 Union Mtg. Com...4.00 10 Monolith Pfd...7.50 380 West. Chemicals ..17 15 Yellow Taxi ...4.00 20 Star Petro...3.50 10 Bellview ...1.10 10 White Star No. 1..4.50 5 Cal. Co-op. No. 1..27.50 20 Doble Steam ...4.00 10 Brazos Bryan ...15.00 10 Duesenberg Units...25.00 10 Dusenberg Comm...8.00 WE WILL BUY (Subject) Texcal Oil & Ref Julian 6-9 Cardinal Oil Snowolene Oil Coastal Oil Rio Grande Oil Miracle U. Co-op Syn. No. 1 E.G.R. Julian Petro. Casa Binca No. 2 Vanderbilt News Globe Ice Cream Majestic Elec Ap Peerless Laundy Monolith U. We are active in all markets. Leonards and Co Stocks and Bonds 228-229 Spurgeon Bld Santa Ana Phone 2 THURSDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH, 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 WHO'S WHO IN THE DAY NEWS MAJ. GEN ROBERT C. DAVIS When Maj. Gen. Robert C. Davis, adjutant general of the army, was given the task of handling the soldier bonus he was by no means unprepared for the task. Two years ago, when another bonus measure was being debated by congress, War Secretary Weeks summoned Davis, then an infantry colonel, to Washington and ordered him to begin preliminary studies for handling the administrative end of the measure. Although that bonus measure failed to pass, Davis completed his study and had outlined a complete and comprehensive plan for handling it, even to a proposed application blank form. Davis' administrative ability had drawn attention before that he had served under Pershing as adjutant general in the A. E. F. short time after his first work with the bonus he was promoted to adjutant in the peacetime promotions. Davis was born in Lancaster, Va., Oct. 12, 1876. He was graduated from the U.S. Military Academy in 1898. His rise was steady until he became a brigadier general in 1918. He took part in the campaign against Santiago in Cuba and later in engagements with Filipino insurgents. Davis arrived in France July 18, 1917, as assistant to the adjutant-general. He was appointed adjutant-general May 1, 1918, and returned to the United States in 1919. Comments of the Press What Editors Are Saying YOUTH OF THE YOUNG-OLD WORLD—Stockton Independent Spring is the season of renewal and refreshening. Nature, with her lavish hand, transforms this old earth into a bit of paradise, young lovers revel in the newest-oldest story ever told, while borne on the perfumed brezza the voice of youth with faith, courage and optimism rings clear and sweet as the young graduates, ready to face life and its problems, give forth their messages at commencement time. In spite of all criticism of our educational system and institutions; though many of the challenges made as to their efficiency may be true; while grave doubts may be held as to the equipment of this young galaxy to solve the vital problems that will confront them; whatever the shortcomings or failings of the rising generation may be, above every other consideration in importance is the fact that they possess courage, initiative, vision and a willingness to face unafraid the tasks that life offers them. Whatever else they lack, these youths possess these vital attributes that have kept the world forever young and life forever new and beautiful. In the past there has been a disposition among certain cynical and blase newspaper writers to treat with jocular contempt or ironic thrusts the sophomoric essays and orations. Yet because they represent an expression of the hopes and ideals of youth, these essays and orations are important, they are deserving of our respect and serious consideration, for they are the product of the rising generation and this yearly outpouring of youth's dreams and ideals is as necessary and as beautiful to those who have the eyes to see, as are the birds and flowers that come with the spring. For youth today holds the promise of the finest flowering of mankind the world has yet known. The City Motor Trucking Company of Portland, Oregon, operate two 4-ton Packard trucks, six 3½-ton Packard trucks and one 4-ton Federal Zerolene is used exclusively. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON In the breeze, On the shady stoop; Keep the kid In a "kiddy koop." It's the NEGLECT of cancer that kills. Weather Forecast: Babies arriving in July are assured a warm reception. When choosing a doctor, As everyone knows; Our conscience is guided By the cut of his clothes. "Forewarned is forearmed." Children should be taught the essential facts concerning their lives. Professional gentlemen who split foes unethically, are apt to split patients unnecessarily. Every cancer of the breast began as a small lump which, at that time, could have been removed without danger to life. On restaurants My mem'ry lingers, Where butter's served With dirty fingers. Who ignores minor wounds seekons with a foe that is as powerful as it is invisible. Said the selfish old boozer As he bottled his wine; "Lips that touch liquor Shall never touch mine." CAMP CURRY Yosemite The Yosemite is more delightful this year than ever. Go to Camp Curry. Enjoy fishing, hiking, swimming, dancing, splendid wood, world-famous entertainment days full of recreation, fragrant lights of refreshing rest. Comfortable accommodations. Rates low. The City Motor Trucking Company of Portland, Oregon, operate two 4-ton Packard trucks, six 3½-ton Packard trucks and one 4-ton Federal Zerolene is used exclusively. ZEROLENE helps win the PACKARD CONTEST In 1922 the City Motor Trucking Company of Portland, Oregon, won the Packard’s low upkeep contest in the State of Oregon with its 4-ton Packard No. 180-590. During the period of this contest Zerolene oil was used exclusively, and the Company writes us as follows: "In consequence of our success in this contest, and because of our uniform satisfaction with the use of Zerolene in all other equipment, we naturally consider Zerolene as an absolutely dependable and correct lubricant. We most cheerfully recommend it to any and all truck operators to receive real efficiency in lubricating oils." It is records like these that month after month and year after year are cutting the ground from under the superstition that there is something mysteriously "better" about eastern oils, just because they cost more. Zerolene sales have increased sevenfold in seven years. The more experienced the motorist, the more likely he is to discover that the Zerolene-lubricated car delivers better gasoline mileage, accumulates less carbon, costs less for upkeep, and has a longer working life. Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on Zerolene—a better oil—even if it does cost less. CAMP CURRY Yosemite The Yosemite is more delightful this year than ever. Go to camp Curry. Enjoy fishing, hiking, swimming, dancing, splendid food, world-famous entertainment days full of recreation, fragrant lights of refreshing rest. Comfortable accommodations. Rates now. A Full Vacation For $54.50 —five whole days at Camp Curry (meals and lodging) and transportation and Pullman, round trip from Los Angeles. Make reservations now Camp Curry Los Angeles Office: 732 SO. SPRING STREET Phone VAndike 0042 Free road maps and literature F for FORDS —the Standard Oil Company's new improved oil for Ford cars "Feeds Those Oil-Starved Fords." Why pay tribute to a superstition? Insist on Zerolene—a better oil—even if it does cost less. STANDARD OIL COMPANY (CALIFORNIA) WHY pay tribute to a SUPERSTITION? This booklet reports independent service tests of Zerolene made by a number of large users. Ask any Standard Oil Company sales representative or Zerolene dealer for a copy. California Lumbermen’s Picnic at San Diego Yards Will Be Closed Saturday, June 21, 1924