oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-23

PAGE FOUR Plain Dealer an Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday PAUL V. HESTER Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate—In Orange County... per month 50e Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Be careful for nothing; but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let our requests be made to God. And the power of God, which possess all understanding, shall keep your hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.—Philippians 4:6, 7. Any religion whose secret springs do not exceed its surface waters, will evaporate in the burden and heat of the day.—Elizabeth Charles. CALIFORNIA'S HISTORY This is California's Diamond Jubilee year. The seventy-fifth anniversary of this state's admission into the Union is to be celebrated this summer by historical festivals at various points in the state, culminating in the Diamond Jubilee celebration to be held in San Francisco in September. In connection with the observance of this Diamond Jubilee year, it is especially fitting to stress the wonderful history of California. This state would be done an excellent service if its enthusiastic and loyal sons and daughters emblazoned to the world the chief facts in the history of this commonwealth in its seventy-five years of statehood. Here is what one influential California booster says—and his words are to be commended: We have the climatic and the scenic attractions, now let us capitalize our historical features. People go to Europe to absorb history, the Eastern States make their historical spots a special lure for the entire country. Why not do the same here? We have the missions, the Spanish days, Eremont and the Bear Republic, Monterey and those wonderfully heroic days of '49 and the great gold rush, to offer people who want history. The trails of the pudres and the trails of the gold-seekers are of world-wide fame. The land of Bret Harte has as big a drawing power as any other place on earth. "Inside and Out As Safeguard By Auction" Spring cleaning should not confined to the inside of the house but should extend to the premises as well. Furthermore the cleanliness of both should be periodic, rather than seasonal, in the opinion Dr. J. Allen Patton, medicalector of the Prudential Insurance Company at Newark, N.J., makes this timely suggestion more than seventeen million levyholders whose interests he is to safeguard. "Cleanliness should be extended as well as internal." Dr. Patton "In the matter of body cleanliness the tendency is to give more attention to the outside, while opposite is true, ordinarily household conditions. A well-used program in both instances would be preferable and hygienic." "The ventilation of still air makes for more healthful environments by the removal of germs from state air; a cleaning up or We have the climatic and the scenic attractions, now let us capitalize our historical features. People go to Europe to absorb history, the Eastern States make their historical spots a special lure for the entire country. Why not do the same here? We have the missions, the Spanish days, Eremont and the Bear Republic, Monterey and those wonderfully heroic days of 49 and the great gold rush, to offer people who want history. The trails of the pudres and the trails of the gold-seekers are of world-wide fame. The land of Bret Harte has as big a drawing power as any other place on earth. Economy is a harsh, cruel word to many a legislator. Prosperity is coming, and not by slow freight, either. It is dishonest to be able to pay an honest debt, and wisely refuse to pay it. California’s Diamond Jubilee year is being observed with an elaborate series of festivals in different localities throughout the state. Tourists who come to California this year will see the state at its best and will be greeted with typical California hospitality. HEALTH AND DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" GOOD—STARCHES (Continued) Baking the potato is probably the next best method of preparation, making a very wholesome and tasty potato dish, but it will be observed that the skin must be so well cooked by this method, in order to insure that the inside of the potato is sufficiently soft, that the outside is burned to such an extent that the nourishing part just under the skin is completely killed. It is true that just under this burnt material will be found some dextrinized starch, but the organic salts will have been entirely destroyed. However, if sufficient salad and non-starchy vegetables are used, this deficiency of vitamins will not be felt, and the person eating the potatoes will not suffer for their lack. Potatoes may be boiled after they are peeled, but this is never as desirable as if they were cooked in either of the above ways and the skin not removed. They should not be prepared by frying, but mashed potatoes may be used if made with cream and a very little milk, only remember they need thorough mastication. HUBBARD SQUASH is a very tasty starch food and is equally as digestible, whether baked or boiled. If boiled and mashed, cream and butter may be added if desired, in the same way as with mashed potatoes. (To be continued) Pioneer Shingles make safe roofs A safe roof must be more than fire resistant. It must also withstand the beating sun, extreme cold and heavy rains and winds. Flawless fire resistance is only a part of the function of Pioneer Yosemite Asphalt Shingles. Crushed stone, laid on asphalt, makes them 100% efficient. They prevent leakage that spoils plaster—eliminate seepage, that slowly warps and rots the very framework of the structure, and protect mansion and cottage alike. There is a specified type for every kind of roof and for re-roofing they go right over the old roof. Lumber, hardware and building material dealers sell them in red, green, blue black and golden brown. Pioneer Paper Co., Inc. Established 1898 Burton Manufactures A Company List of Roofing and Building Papers LOS ANGELES San Francisco Seattle Portland Pioneer YOSEMITE ASPHALT SHINGLES Applied by Kelly Pioneer Shingle Co. Owen Pioneer Shingle Co. Fork Kelly Roofing Co. Phone Santa Ana 2141 Phone Santa Ana 107 SAN FRANCISCO Rome when the Senate charge of things. Democrats don't lack er. They have too many ers, headed in too man tions. Society has many str in the golden age of there may have been popular songs. "Think first of other motto especially popular nection with laws and t It may be that the r of intelligence is reached teen. Most of us ma vote after that. It will be easy to get tions together once they are together. Philantropists are fur erica saved Europe, sent her jazz and er puzzles. Perhaps the most thing about unorthodox is that she seems to b alone all right. Divine comedy: T towns quarrelling about more important. A genuine wet is pays $6.70 for a su then feels sorry when taunt gets padlocked. Abel knocked a l half a mile. "A hole he chortled. And thou it. The more free and own expressed opinion he is willing to grant expression to others. The final test of ability is to let good after hiring them. INSIDE and OUT” Clean-ups Are Urged As Safeguards of Community Health By Authority Who Advises Millions Cleaning should not be extended to the inside of the house, should extend to the premises well. Furthermore the cleaning both should be periodic, rather seasonal, in the opinion of J. Allen Patton, medical director of the Prudential Insurance company at Newark, N. J. He makes this timely suggestion to the more than seventeen million polishers whose interests he seeks safeguard. Cleanliness should be external as internal” Dr. Patton says, the matter of body cleanliness tendency is to give more attention to the outside while the site is true, ordinarily, of hold conditions. A well-balanced program in both instances would be preferable and more amicable.” The ventilation of sturdy rooms serves for more healthful condition by the removal of germs and air; a cleaning up or put-down. DELAY GARBAGE HEARING 2 WEEKS The garbage gatherers before Pullerton trustees timed two weeks, their collectors being represent Sam Collins. They had filed to appear and show their contract should not voked in view of a large of complaints that had occurred regarding the or the lack of garbage. Collins said complainants should be testify against them if cause. The case was contended the complainants were to appear and state the plaintiff in writing. Collins protested that garbage collectors were to the proper collection bage, since he said they over the buckets and trash for the regular gut. A motion was passed this alleged nuisance. The matter of the sanitary district joint s Fullerton was discussed ordered prepared. Hugh Miller, represent Pullerton post of the Legion, appeared before and asked permission flagstaff holes in the area the business district for play of the American mission was granted. Fullerton city official invitation to attend position at Long Beach Into condition of business affairs results in strengthened resistance for the business; by the token a clean-up of the premises removes many breeding places disease and safeguards the health of the family." Much interest has been aroused recent years in this phase of with protection that all sorts of risk, of all ages, are active in the regulations as the accompanying figures show. "A wise householder will make detailed examination annually, be any unheathful conditions and necessary repairs, and will then proceed to put his place in shape. Then it will stay that way, and the annual clean-up will be more or less a matter of form and the doing of the long-deferred, if the proper attention is given to sanitation from time to time." "There are many seemingly small things that demand attention" he cautions. "Old cans and other potential receptacles for water which will furnish a breeding place for mosquitoes should be banished, even though so placed that they are not unsightly. In that way spring cleaning may preclude malaria or other summer complications. Garbage pails should be kept closed as well as clean, and must be inaccessible to flies." "Oftentimes in rural districts barns, chicken houses and like are in too close proximity to the house, which is particularly dangerous where water is furnished by the well on the back porch. These should be moved, and once moved they cease to be a menace if properly kept. Yards should be rai-1 and all refuse hauled away." "And finally," Dr. Patton suggests, "make your spring clean a matter of daily routine." PARAGRAPHS By Robert Quillem Nature balances things. Only the sharp cars get the cutting marks. Another way to exterminate our wild life would be to do more spanking. You can't blame the blue laws anybody would get blue if neglected that way. There is one Italian who can predict earthquakes and another who can make them. How does a weak tire know you are all dressed up and ready for a party? A nationism: Passing the truck, the car ahead and the collection plate. People always admire a man with opinions of his own if his opinions match their prejudices. Considering Navy marksmanship, what does a bird man think about while towing his sleeveiter? You know what happened to some when the Senate took charge of things. Democrats don't lack a leader. They have too many leaders, headed in too many directions. ABE MARTIN BOYCOTT PRINCE OF WALES' VISIT LAGOS, Africa, April 23.—The Prince of Wales sailed for Cape Town today aboard the cruiser repulse. JOHANNESBURG, April 23.—The African native congress here decided Tuesday in view of the shootings at Bloemfontein the day previous, to boycott the forthcoming visit of the Prince of Wales. A proclamation was issued urging the natives to refrain from welcoming H. R. H. It was not believed the decision would affect the population generally. Four natives were killed when police fired a volley into striking workers at Bloemfontein Monday night. GARDENER INSANE LOS ANGELES, April 23.—Louis Skuler, Gardener on the estate of Harry Chandler, publisher, was committed to an insane asylum today after a charge of murder against him was dropped on motion of Deputy District Attorney Charles W. Fricke. Skuler shot Geoffrey Pensick, chanfeur for Chandler, as the victim lay under an automobile. Skuler then shot himself and resumed his lawn-mowing until he collapsed from the wound. RELEASE 488 MEN KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 29.—Ruling that no ordinance had been violated, Judge Ira S. Gardner of the municipal court today dismissed the charges against 488 men caught in a raid on an indecent show here Monday night. TRAPPED BY FIRE, LEAPS 3 STORIES SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.—One woman trapped by fire leaped three stories into a fire net, another was cut by flying glass and six firemen and a civilian were injured I fighting spectacular Van Ness-ave fire here early today. Fire started in a garage and spread to adjoining hotels. Another thing needed is a wind-turbine. Angelus B With this bed you real night's rest—wire fabric is so coiled and designed it prefers. Note the new makes when folded Price only. All-Steel Fold Very strong and made entirely of steel. Folding Camp Coated to support ton. Palmetto Your home in canoe and take down ropes are used in and it only has two equipped with a bow pocket and it is also equiped heavy floor. Size 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price 5x1 feet height 2Khaki-price Society has many strata, and in the golden age of Pericles there may have been idiotic popular songs. "Think first of others" is a motto especially popular in connection with laws and taxes. It may be that the maximum of intelligence is reached at sixteen. Most of us marry and vote after that. It will be easy to get the nations together once their notions are together. Philantropists are funny. America saved Europe, and then sent her jazz and crossword puzzles. Perhaps the most offensive thing about unorthodox Russia is that she seems to be getting all right. Divine comedy: Two hick towns quarrelling about which is more important. A genuine wet is one who pays $6.70 for a supper and then feels sorry when the restaurant gets padlocked. Abel knocked a little stone half a mile. "A hole in one!" he chortled. And then Cain did it. The more free and violent his own expressed opinions, the less he is willing to grant freedom of expression to others. The final test of executive ability is to let good men alone after hiring them. TRAPPED BY FIRE, LEAPS 3 STORIES SAN FRANCISCO. April 22.—One woman traped by fire leaped three stories into a fire net, another was cut by flying glass and six firemen and a civilian were injured I fighting spectacular Van Ness-ave fire here early today. Fire started inside garage and spread to adjoining hotels. Another thing needed is a wind-shield glass better adapted to extemporaneous diving. RELEASE 488 MEN KANSAS CITY, Mo., April 23.—Ruling that no ordinance had been violated, Judge Ira S. Gardner of the municipal court today dismissed the charges against 488 men caught in a raid on an indecent show here Monday night. A Class Ad will bring you results Radio Fans to Show "Ivory King" They Liked His Music From "Pen" When Do You Are As Hungry After A Day In You Will Want Tastefully Prep Coleman Will Need Quirements. It Sheet Metal Enables Up Like A Suitcase Cooks And Roasts Two Sizes...$ Have You Your Prosperity Sticker? DELAY GARBAGE HEARING 2 WEEKS The garbage gatherers' hearing before Fullerton trustees was continued two weeks, the garbage collectors being represented by Sam Collins. They had been notified to appear and show cause why their contract should not be revoked in view of a large number of complaints that had been received regarding the gathering or the lack of gathering the garbage. Collins said that the complainants should be there and testify against them if they have cause. The case was continued and the complainants were instructed to appear and state their complaint in writing. Collins protested that private garbage collectors were a menace to the proper collection of garbage, since he said they tipped over the buckets and left the trash for the regular garbage man. A motion was passed to abate this alleged nuisance. The matter of the La Habra sanitary district joint sewer with Fullerton was discussed, and data ordered prepared. Hugh Miller, representing the Fullerton post of the American Legion, appeared before the board and asked permission to make flagstaff holes in the sidewalks in the business district for the display of the American flag. Permission was granted. Fullerton city officials accepted invitation to attend Harbor Exposition at Long Beach, Monday. COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying DECENTRALIZING CORPORATE OWNERSHIP Santa Barbara News Herbert Hoover, in the course of an address before the National Civic Federation in New York declared that ownership of large utilities and manufacture had been divorced from management in the process of the diffusing ownership among millions of stockholders. This is frank recognition of the fruits of economic and industrial developments which have been in progress for some years. It is the statement in a semi-scientific form of a fact that has been more crudely framed in this wise: "The captains of industry care little who owns the stock as long as they can control it and handle the funds." In the past few years there has been a remarkable change in the ownership of industry, a sort of decentralization of ownership, which has not sacrificed control. The first step after the organization of a business on a large scale or the promotion of a utility is to sell the stock among small investors. If the business is sound and successful, the profits are widely divided over the country. If it is not a success, then the loss falls on the individuals. In some instances, the promoters make liberal profits while the stockholders are left to hold empty sacks. The tendency to decentralize corporate ownership will probably continue. In fact, many of the larger utilities are systematically splitting their stock in small holdings as a matter of business and political policy. They feel that in this policy they are entrenching themselves against hostile legislation and building defenses against public ownership. It would be a wise man who would undertake to say what will be the outcome of present business tendencies towards decentralization. Movements of this sort are more easily started than stopped. There is a growing disposition among the holders of securities of all sorts to inquire more closely into matters of management than formerly. The enormous losses running into billions, that the holders of comparatively small blocks of securities have sustained tend to make them a little more critical than formerly. In the organization of these same stockholders there is danger that control will be lost and pass into the hands of factory or corporation committees. Who shall say that this is not the course on which industry is entering? All the Comforts of Home! With present day Camping Equipment, the "rookie" as well as the "old timer," the weak as well as the strong, the old as well as the young, the women and children as well as the men, can obtain the full measure of health, comfort and pleasure that Mother Nature has stored away for us in the many wonder spots close at hand. Below we list a few Camp Comforts that can be purchased at all "Western Auto" Stores: Angelus Beds This Week's Special Camp Stoves $5.65 Here is an exceptionally fine bargain. The regular price of this well-known O'Keefe & Merritt cook stove is $7.85. It is safe, durable and an economical convenience. Special this week only. Luggage Carrier Easily attached to the running board of any car—carries with safety all the packages and bundles that would otherwise take up the seating capacity of the car. This outfit folds up compactly when not in use. Prices...$1.85,$2.75 and $3.25 According to model. Palmetto Tents Your home in camp—easy to erect and take down. No guy ropes are used in this teep, and it only has one pole. It is equipped with screen windows, pocket and an awning; it is also equipped with a heavy floor. Size at base is 91 feet, height 9 feet. Khaki-price ...$39.75 Standard Auto Tents Txt white, 8-oz, 36-inch duck ...$0.90 Txt khaki, 10-oz, 36-inch duck ...$14.85 Other tents up to ...$59.50 Folding Skillets A primary necessity for every camping trip. Three sizes—small, medium and large. Each ...65c, 75c and 90c Icy-Hot Vacuum Bottles Universally known, Enameled finish, pints and quarts—$1.85 and $2.85 Nickel corrugated finish, pints and quarts—$2.40 and $3.00 Stanley Vacuum Bottles Pints and quarts...$0.75,$7.50 Icy-Hot Food Jars For solid foods and liquids. Enameled, pints and quarts—$3.10 and $4.30 Nickel corrugated, pints and quarts—$3.35 and $4.50 3-in-1 Canteen Set For an emergency, carry extra gas, oil and water. The containers of the Swing Spout are individually colored, and the spouts, when not in use, fold back and the valves close automatically. Price complete with lock-type holding rack ...$2.90 Other Units ...$3.45 and $6.50 Aluminum Sets Everything that is necessary Standard Auto Tents Txt white, 8-oz, 36-inch duck ... $0.90 Txt khaki, 30-oz, 36-inch duck ... $14.85 Other tents up to... $59.50 Poncho Mattress So comfortable it reminds you of your bed at home. The size of the Poncho is 48x76 inches. Khaki top and waterproof pantasole covering; folds into a compact roll. Our price... $9.85 Folding Mattress Made of grade "A" khaki ticking and stuffed with cotton linters. Single mattress $5.80 Double mattress... $9.15 When Do We Eat? You are as hungry as a bear after a day in the open, and you will want your meals tastefully prepared. The Coleman will meet your requirements. It is made of sheet metal enamel and folds up like a suitcase. It bakes, cooks, and roasts. Two sizes... $9.00 and $12.50 Camp Furniture In the old days we used to be satisfied with spreading a tablecloth on the ground and seating ourselves around it. That was all right then, but now the camper demands the comfort convenience of home. This requires a table and chairs. We offer for your approval light-weight folding tables at... $4.50 Four-leaf table ... $7.50 California box table ... $9.80 Folding auto chairs $1.50-$2.85 Cozy camp chairs ... $3.95 And a complete line of stools, cots, etc. More Than 100 Stores—All Over the West Western Auto Supply Co. 133 S. LOS ANGELES ST. Have You Your Prosperity Sticker? Have You Your Prosperity Sticker?