oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-02

DAVIS PRAISES WILSONIAN IDEALS CHICAGO Sept. 1 — Flying the matter of Wilsonian ideals, John W. Davis, Democratic presidential candidate, was entrusted here today in a determined drive for political control of the agricultural west. The mannequin's first act on his invasion of the west was to elate the standard of Woodrow Wilson. "If I am elected, I will do my best to cannibalize the great record of Woodrow Wilson," Davis declared. "The Democratic party under Wilson gave this nation more benevolent legislation than any other administration in history. It gave the nation an administration free from corruption and scandal and an administration that rated American privilege throut the world to a greater height than ever before." It was with this tribute to Wilson that Davis began his drive for votes among the farmers and businessmen of the wheat and corn belts. He planned to keynote it through the tour. The nominee reached Chicago this morning from Wheeling, W. Va., where he delivered a Labor Day address. The speech there definitely ranked him as a librarian in Iowa polls. In it he carefully captured the anti-child labor amendment, voluntarily wage agreements and the establishment of hours and conditions of labor by contract instead of by law. He also condemned the Each-Cumulus law, the railroad board and the use of injunctions in states—all policies urged by labor leaders. Davis planned to remain in the vicinity of Chicago until Friday evening, when he will face the west for a two weeks tour of the corn and wheat belts. Only preliminary arrangements for the trip have been completed. Davies having left all details to be studied at a conference here with Lincoln Dixon of Indiana, his western companion manager, and other mid-western Democratic chieftains. BRIDE OF PRINCE A Little Talk on Thrift By S. W. STRAUS (President American Society for Thrift) No form of waste is more unfortunate than the waste of human material. Yet the time of millions of workers in this country is wasted annually through means that are largely preventable. For example, the average turnover for industry as a whole is this country, we are told, is 20 per cent. In other words, some 3,500,000 men change jobs an average of once a year. Each time a man changes jobs it means two weeks idleness and, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, which recently compiled elaborate data on these instances of waste in industry, most of the 7,000,000 weeks of lost time due to turn-over represents an unnecessary wastage of men. From the same source it is learned that among 11,000,000 men employed in manufacturing industries there is a wastage amounting to 12 months unemployment for 1,500,000 to 1,750,000 laborers. This loss is due to the fluctuations in volume of employment and does not include periods of idleness or three days' duration, nor does it include idleness due to sickness and accidents, nor any of the 30 per cent turn-over above alluded to. In the coal industry alone an average of 700,000 men are idle one-third of the time. Considerably more data might here be quoted along the same line, but sufficient facts have been brought out to indicate one of the most lamentable sources of waste in our country—a waste which not only places an economic burden upon all our citizens, but what is even more deplorable, constitutes a continual source of unrest and discontent. There are some underlying causes which render the complete elimination of this wastage of human material impossible, but as Mr. Ethelbert Stewart, Commissioner of the Bureau of Labor Statistics points out in the course of H. S. 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The infection followed extraction of a tooth. Before her marriage the princess was Miss Frances Lois Booth of Ottawa, Ont., said to be the wealthiest woman in Canada. Prince Erik and his bride have been living on a poultry farm at Arcadia, Calif., near here. Try a Classified Ad for results. PERMUTET SOFT WATER YESTERDAY— Custom Ituled Women—Monday was Wash Day. TODAY— They are guided by common sense. Now Monday or Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday or Friday or Saturday is Laundry Day. Carl Oelke, Anaheim Agent, Phone 129 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 752 WEST SANTA FE AVE. A.W.CLEAVER PROD. FULLERTON PHONE 26 Countless thousands suffering from faulty eluded to sluggish liver and bowels, will be keenly intending that a remarkable remedy produced after experimenting by a well known California company. Plain Dealer Classified Ad produce results. Try this medium. BOYS RETURN SAN DIEGO, Sept. here today held Ralph Balm alleged caped from the Ventura day evening. The boys were called tention of the police crían reported there about a boat along front. Officer Radibeeck them and not being their stories took the where it is said it they had escaped fire by prying open a wrist. Ventura authorities notified the boys are. Football, like every ing sport, has had no rest years; but it may have still another... A REAL TONIC LAXA Countless thousands suffering from faulty eloquence due to sluggish liver and bowels, will be keenly informed that a remarkable remedy produced after experimenting by a well known California surgeon for the past twenty years in hospitals and sanitary now offered the general public. This remedy is placed upon the market under the name of "RED MIXTURE." The outstanding merit of this product lies in the fact that it is absolutely strong. It does not leave constipation. It does not gripe. Its tonic effects aid to stimulation, but to elimination of poisons from the system, giving the digestive organs and glandular secretions an opportunity to function properly. RED MIXTURE acts upon the liver, bladder and kidneys, causing up a suddy complexion when due to faulty eliminations and childreally beneficial for expectant mothers, in order to obstinate every sufferer from impaired digestion, gulor, general weepation and its attendant feeling of appetite, furredness, mental depression, nervousness, because this Tonic Laxative use or gaseous stomach, is urged to be Sold in 75L dispistrict cannot sup $1.50 bottles. If your drug- and 75c to the cou at once, send his name that you are supply below and we will see remedy sufficient to with a bottle of this run no risk, for RED MIXTURE is sold under satisfaction. GOLDEN STATE PHARMA Long Beach, Calif., CO. A Laxative Therapeutic H. S. VOCATIONAL COURSE WIDENED Additional equipment has been secured for the mechanical drawing department of Anaheim H. S. This makes it possible to broaden the courses and make them as strong as any high school courses in So, Calif. Parents are urged to investigate the advantages of these courses to their young people as a part of their training in skill of hand, alertness of mind and eye—and vocational efficiency. Four courses are given which will enable both boys and girls to find the phase of the subject best fitted to their tastes and needs. This course for girls, which is new this year, is open to every girl in high school. It is planned to meet the special needs of girls and women so that they shall be able to read plans of all kinds and to draw projects for domestic and industrial uses. This course is of epochial value to art majors and minors and to girls majoring in mathematics and science. For boys and men a general course is first given which covers in an elementary way the whole field of instrumental drawing. Not only is the student enabled to draw simple plans of every kind but his experiences are so arranged that he can read plans, blue prints and make maps with speed and accuracy. It also gives the key to the language of mechematics, engineering and architecture. Mechanical Drawing III is given for those interested in machine drawing. This course includes drafting for wood turning, electricians' and plumbers' plans and projects in sheet metal and machine work. In architectural drawing, each student completes a set of plans for a dwelling, including a plot plan, and perspective in colors. Practice is also given in pencil sketching and other simple methods of artistic expression. Styles of modern homes in So, Calif. are studied and their setting and utility considered: The course attempts to cultivate powers of ob LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Editor: Here are a few more questions regarding National Defense Day with their answers: Q—Is the Defense Test militaristic? A—No: it is the direct opposite of Militarism exists when the army dominates and controls the government. In our country the army is of the people, is controlled by the people, and exists only for the purposes outlined in the constitution—to suppress insurrection and repel invasion. Militarism presupposes a large standing army, in our country we depend on a citizen army. The regular army, numbering about one soldier per thousand of population, forms the smallest of the three components of the army of the United States. The others, the National Guard and Organized Reserves, are made up of highly patriotic citizens engaged in civil occupations and devoting only a small portion of their time to military training. Thus we have a thoroughly democratic and thoroughly American army which is directly opposed to everything militaristic. There is nothing in the Defense Test which by the wildest flight of imagination can be considered militaristic. Q—Is the Defense Test contrary to the spirit of world peace? A—No. The Defense Test is in harmony with all movements for world peace and is expressly designed to insure peace to considerable portion of the world, at least, to insure peace in the United States of America. It is not in conflict with the principles of The Hague tribunal, the League of Nations, the World Court or any other peace plan and unless a person or society can absolutely insure our country against the possibility of our having to defend ourselves, our territory, and our wealth, he, she or they have no right to oppose the National Defense Test which our government experts have decided is necessary to insure the efficient working of our National Defense Act. There exists in the world today no power higher than our own power of self-defense to insure us against the possibility of aggression. If other nations will follow our example, and reorganize armies for defense only, along with us, there exists in the world today no power higher than our own power of self-defense to insure us against the possibility of aggression. If other nations will follow our example, and reorganize armies for defense only, along with us, there exists in the world today no power higher than our own power of self-defense to insure us against the possibility of aggression. A HEART RENDING PROBLEM Dear Mrs. Thompson: Please advise us what to do. Four years ago, our girl died leaving her husband and two little girls, one four and the other one. Just before she died she asked her husband and me to help raise her children. We took the little ones and have cared for them ever since as we did our own. Our girl carried life insurance which her husband collected, and after paying her funeral expenses, spent the rest in buying a car and having a good time. He soon went away to work and every month or two would send five dollars home for about the first year. After that he waited longer each time until the last year or so he has hardly sent anything at all. We didn't want anything for keeping the little ones but we did think he should buy their clothes. He is able-bodied and makes good money and we know he has been spending it having a good time when his little girls need part of it. He only came to see them a few times in the four years since we took them. A year ago he married a young girl of 17. Then a few weeks ago he and his wife came to take the girls to see their relatives and promised to send them back when they wanted to come. We refused as we didn't think he could be trusted to send them back as he never had been a father to them since their mother died. After staying a few days they returned home and a few days ago we received a letter from our son-in-law saying he was going to law if we continued to refuse him the girls. Please tell us if we are wrong but refuse to let him take the girls. GRANDMA THERE E. I cannot say that you are doing wrong when my wife heart wants to say you are doing right. And yet, legally the father has a right to his children, if he wants them. You are the victims of that heart-breaking problem that comes so often when grandparents are called upon to care for little children. There is this one crumb of comfort though. Usually after a little while, the type of father who would neglect his little ones, even financially, will tire of his burden. He will be able abetted in this way. NO right to try the courts and press out of the suit. DIVORCE Dear Mrs. Thompson woman of 40 and ried, but three years divorced. I go wow I love very much me there is no fear except that I vorcec. He does divorced people because of the Big church thinks, him time or not? What step to take dearly and he is says he knows 1 good wife. It looks as if intended to enjoy and would not cost if you are looking you are certainly love on this man. CRUEL H Dear Mrs. Thompson woman without it have to work out husband will not money he earns drinks, and what have to use to pay have gone to do have said I never until I stopped w tell my husband w gets angry. When tell him I am tired not. I have worked have been married tells me that I am and live with him what to do as I am. Indeed you are and live with you Leave him at once find that you will in better health wh from the worry drinking. He will lise to do better but to him. A man o never brings his wness. NOTE TO RE I cannot underthe questions of that should proper physician. A REAL TONIC LAXATIVE failing from faulty elimination, vels, will be keenly interested in remedy produced after years of own California surgeon, and used in hospitals and sanitariums, is public. This remedy is now being under the name of MIxture" that it is absolutely non-habit ipe. Its tonic effects are due, its tonic effects are due. ENTERTAINER SHOT CHICAGO, 1922.—An entertainer, playing an ukulele unmindful of theambery, was killed, another man was wounded and a score of strons, including several women were robbed today when his handits held up a recently opened north side roadhouse, less than an hour after regimen had bound two employees in the Quincy Dairy Co. and cracked a wall containing $7000. Crown Stage Line NEW SCHEDULE NOW IN EFFECT — Anaheim to Long Beach and Pomona Saturday, Sunday Holidays For Long Beach and Pomona Lv. Anaheim— 8:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. (Pomona only) 8:30 p.m. (Long Beach only) Bus leaving Anaheim at 8 h.m., connects with Island Boats By WINNER MY UNCLE, THE ONE THAT DON'T SNORE WHEN HE SLEEPS, SAID PARTIES WAS ONLY FOR KIDS LIKE SISSY SMITH ELL, I GUESS MY UNCLE JERRY DON'T. SAID SO HIMSELF STAYED AWAKE A NOLE NIGHT ONCE STENIAM AN' HE DIDN'T AR HIMSELF SNORE ONCE HOME PROBLEMS Leaded Glass We can give you kinds of leaded glass cost as low as can b Santa Ana Ar Orange County's Only C. M. SCOT Phone 591-W Go RJ These de pump and the in the gasoline t HOME PROBLEMS WASHINGTON, THOMPSON Please years before husband children. I have used life and collar fur. Rest in good work would about wait the last any help able and living it little only took care of few came rela-tions them come. Ask them faith-other days few from go to re-live us to let E. doing heart right. As arants of that dpaa-for one Usu-type his will be no right to. Try to keep out of the courts and try to keep bitterness out of the situation. DIVORCE IS BAR Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a woman of 40 and have been married, but three years ago I was divorced. I go with a man whom I love very much, but he tells me there is no fault to find with me except that I have been divorced. He does not approve of divorced people getting married because of the Bible and what his church thinks. Would you give him time or not? Please tell me what step to take. I love him dearly and he is a good man. He says he knows I would make a good wife. BLUE EYES. It looks as if the man merely intended to enjoy your company and would not consider marriage. If you are looking for a husband you are certainly wasting your love on this man. CRUEL HUSBAND Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a woman without children and I have to work out every day as my husband will not keep me. What money he earns he spends on drinks, and what money I earn I have to use to pay the bills. I have gone to doctors and they have said I never would be well until I stopped work. When I tell my husband what they say he gets angry. When I go home and tell him I am tired he says I am not. I have worked ever since I have been married. Everybody tells me that I am foolish to work and live with him. Please tell me what to do as I am very tired. MARGARET. Indeed you are foolish to work and live with your husband. Leave him at once and you will find that you will be happier and in better health when you are free from the worry caused by his drinking. He will probably promise to do better but don't listen to him. A man of his character never brings his wife any happiness. NOTE TO READERS I cannot undertake to answer the questions of correspondents that should properly be put to a physician. IN AN these dealers w Red C Transf milable to 65 your hauling description MARY ESQUEDA Stanton G. H. HUSHMAN S. Los Angeles & B'dwai V.W 1119 NOTE TO READERS I cannot undertake to answer the questions of correspondents that should properly be put to a physician. WINNER OR LOSER: I would not advise you to put much faith in what your aunt says, because it does not ring true. The boy seemed to be your friend and I would advise you to have faith in him. When he comes to see your brother, treat him pleasantly and as if nothing had happened. If he still cares for you, and he probably does or he would not come around, he will notice your kindness and will take steps toward reconciliation. Stage Lines LE NOW IN EFFECT g Beach and Pomona — DAILY beach and Pomona 8:00 a.m. (Long Beach only) 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. (Pomona only) 8 a.m., connects with Catalion and Boats STAND OF QUALITY STANDARD (California)