anaheim-gazette 1925-10-15

CORNER PHILOSOPHY Some flappers are like bungalowz, painted in front, shingled in back and no attic. Some guys save for a rainy day and spend it all on one wet night. Nobody really lives as long as a rich relative seems to live. Some husbands talk in their sleep because that is their only opportunity. One Anaheim flapper carries her bathing suit in a tobacco pouch. A man's hearing wears out long before his wife's voice does. Most of those who are demanding justice should be praying for mercy. The world never sheds any tears over the passing of a grouch. Money is useful, but it make a poor god. Many a family skeleton is disclosed by short dresses. The first secret a husband keeps from his wife concerns the sum yet due on the solitaire. Many a man has become run down at the heels because he didn't keep on his toes. The dealer provides the jack to lift the car, but the jack to lift the mortgage is your lookout. Old Ma Nature is the greatest beauty doctor, but she doesn't attract much custom because she does her work free. The average real estate promoter is a good mathematician. At least he is great on subdivisions. About the only two who can live as The dealer provides the jack to lift the car, but the jack to lift the mortgage is your lookout. Old Ma Nature is the greatest beauty doctor, but she doesn't attract much custom because she does her work free. The average real estate promoter is a good mathematician. At least he is great on subdivisions. About the only two who can live as cheaply as one are a mortal and an adenoid. The only person who can drive a car without touching the steering wheel is a woman passenger. A husband is a person who begins to love shoes about the time his wife tells him they are disreputable. The surprising thing is not that so many escape from the penitentiaries, but that so many escape the penitentiaries. Little old Anaheim is chuck full of men who would be greater than Julius Caesar if they didn't have so all-fired many good excuses. There is no effort without an adequate cause. It takes one nose on a grindstone to keep another in the air. Far too many people seem to think variety is also the spice of matrimony. These are hard-boiled times and when people hear a man is in jail, they wonder what was the matter with his lawyer. A million years of intellectual growth resulted in a flapper who wonders if her nose is shiny. There is one guy in Anaheim so dumb that he thinks a panatella is an unmentionable part of a flapper's wardrobe. The way some people waste their lives, you would think there were plenty more where they came from. A mere stocking roll doesn't intrigue a true cake-eater. He's looking for a bank roll. A free country is one that grouches about the restrictions it imposes on itself. It's a good plan to tell other people your troubles before they have a chance to tell you theirs. In the old days when every barber chair was full, a man was at least privileged to use swear words. Keeping the tank full kept the family poor in the old days, but it wasn't a gas tank. You don't get a sheepskin in the OBSERVATIONS BY A CONTRIBUTOR LIFE'S SEAMY SIDE The sad plight of a family living out West was revealed in the local court one day last week, when a daughter, aged 18, sought to make a man, whom she alleged to be the father of her 18-months-old baby, pay for the child's maintenance. The young mother admitted the child had been borne out of wedlock and, under the merciless grilling of an attorney, admitted further that she had been the victim of the passionate lust of still another man with whom she had associated. Thus the parentage of the child was of necessity difficult to prove, and the case against the accused lothario was dismissed. The young mother, fondly caring her bright-eyed baby, left the courtroom with eyes bedimmed with tears, having forcefully impressed upon her mind the error of her ways. Another daughter, only 16 years of age, also had a sad story to tell, wherein she, too, had been the victim of a joyride escapade with a male companion when, in a frenzy of hysteria, she either fell or jumped from the rapidly moving car and sustained injuries which may cause her to be crippled for life. The pair, no doubt, had been out for a frolic, and in her endeavor to save her honor the girl apparently was thrown from the machine, striking the pavement. Her shoulder was broken and, through a bungling reduction of the fracture, her right arm remains in an unnatural position, held in splints, totally helpless. This girl is a victim of circumstances, but she no doubt realizes, too, the error of her ways. The father and mother are both past middle age. The former, now an invalid, and the sad-eyed little mother suffer their grief in silence and ponder upon the cruelties of fate. But every cloud has a silver lining; for in this household another daughter, keen of wit and sharp as a steel trap, bows vengeance and is now seeking to make someone pay for the malpractice imposed upon her sister, whom God knows, meant no wrong. This article may serve as a warning to other young women and to parents as well and, if heeded, may save many heartaches and sorrows. Prussia. The new visit of the highly satisfactory lin newspapers did was the first. Franks many since the waking for concealed. The distinguishes clared that he be borne of the most truth and he deeds system of education so that hatred longer be taught and he stated that importance that are the greater Europe—German approach each o'r The Frenchman the German repudiates for the edu Germany in the international response that legislation w France to the said Here, it would in the right direction by a really impractic may bring about public opinion I The real preserver be a League of curt, but a Unit which would abil cal barriers which suited in war. Europe may be the present centriciation between would be the next is not so difficult turies Great Bavada France and continuously at the two great pos as it now is betw many. Napoleon a hatred as head kaiser or Von T later the two co d fighting side by possible that the c o and Germany ca It's a good plan to tell other people your troubles before they have a chance to tell you theirs. In the old days when every barber chair was full, a man was at least privileged to use swear words. Keeping the tank full kept the family poor in the old days, but it wasn't a gas tank. You don't get a sheepskin in the school of experience. You just have your own removed. Biological Note The girls wear our haircuts and trousers. And e'en they may copy our hats. They may smoke and put on our suspenders. But a man is a man, for a' that. Bill For Defense Being Put In Form Although the United States hopes for a peaceful history for many years to come, plans are continually being considered for the national defense, and the army proposals for a selective service law have now gone to the Joint Board of the Army and Navy for final ironing out before being presented to Congress. The original War Department draft bill was prepared because of the need felt for such an act in working out detailed mobilization plans for the army. The defense act supplies authority for the peace-time framework of the three-field-army plan, which has now been twice subjected to muster tests, but is silent as to where the man power to fill up the ranks would come from in an actual war emergency. The first rush would come as volunteers, many of them; but in mapping out a schedule for productive mobilization paralleling the industrial mobilization, for which the act also provided, army experts found it necessary to assume that a selective service act would be passed and be relied upon in attaining full military strength. The proposals now under consideration in the form of a proposed bill are based on those assumptions. PASSING THE BUCK A young Mexican is in the tolls of the law for having failed to support his minor child, complaint having been filed against him in the local court by his wife. The couple became estranged and each went their way. The father left home, claiming incompatibility of temper of his mate precipitated all the trouble, while the wife avers he is to blame for the matrimonial mixup. OVER A BARREL They say a man over in the north section had a call from his private bootleger a few days ago, when three or four gallons of "white mule" was secretly tucked away. Later the hooch disappeared and now the man is wondering if he has not been caught coming and going. SEEING. THINGS A Florida man, recently in Southern California, returned home, saying this section is full of snakes. Whether he carried a hip pocket flask of home brawl or whether he annexed some of the local product is not known. ENDING NATIONAL HATRED An indication that France and Germany may be gradually becoming less antagonistic is seen in the report that the educators of the two countries are seeking to reform their national educational systems so as to end the teaching of hate of France in Germany and destestation of Germany in France. A few days ago M. Bonzie, the French minister of education visted Berlin and had lunch with Professor Brunot, a prominent German educator, Dr. Beoker, the minister of education for her ways. The father and mother are both past middle age. The former, now an invalid, and the sad-eyed little mother suffer their grief in silence and ponder upon the cruelties of fate. But every cloud has a silver lining; for in this household another daughter, keen of wit and sharp as a steel trap, bows vengeance and is now seeking to make someone pay for the malpractice imposed upon her sister, whom God knows, meant no wrong. This article may serve as a warning to other young women and to parents as well and, if heeded, may save many heartaches and sorrows. Reckless Causes That the new driver, and not sponsible for the road crossings, in Bledsoe, general Fe., who bases exhaustive report possible angle. It is shown that trespassers were injured. Automobile 84 per cent of the That the railroadmen sums to prois shown by the railway highway moved in 1923, time 2500 were obedience to public noval of the gravy year, the official roads $75,000,000 ment. Counsel Cost almost as much grade crossings as country as it cost Railroad crosses traffic density crossing signs, be by the ringing or sounding of whistle "A railroad t crossing are danger statement. One having only 230 such gates Dem crashring through proaching trains railroad had 20 trains and auto where the crossings bells that in each The immigrant amining officials the United States ing the ocminu clusively. Callan Acquitted On Battery Charge Suit to Collect Damages for Alleged Assault Collapses An attempt by H. Callas, Fullerton cafe owner, to collect $10,125 damages from Glenn Callan, owner of another cafe and a star baseball player, because of a beating Callas claimed he received in a Fullerton hotel room, collapsed in Superior Judge Z. B. West's court. It was shown that Callas did not come into court "with clean hands," having been involved in a gambling game when the beating was administered. Callas claimed that Callan, with Joe Burgess, a friend of Callan, and two others, set upon him in the hotel room, knocked him cold and then robbed him of several hundred dollars, leaving him unconscious in the room. Under cross-examination, Callas suffered a loss of memory concerning his errand in the room. Attorney Sam Collins, representing Callan, could elicit no information as to why Callas had gone there. Even Judge West's questions developed only that somebody had produced a deck of cards and some dice. Callas said he had refused to enter a game and then was knocked out by Callan. The plaintiff spoke only in monosyllables and appeared to be guarding his tongue carefully. Callan, however, was less reticent. He said he and Burgess and a man named Thorpe had been in a cafe at Fullerton on the night of St. Patrick's Day, 1924, the date of the alleged episode, when Callas came in. Callas and Thorpe, he said, started shaking dice, and the proprietor of the cafe stopped them. Thorpe then invited everybody up to his room, and the four proceeded there. Thorpe and Callas resumed the dice game on the top of a bureau, said Callan. Burgess and Callan watched the game, which gradually grew more "bloody." Finally there was a "pot" of about $60 involved, and Callas tossed a winning number. But one of the dice said... Prussia. The news accounts say that the visit of the three professors was highly satisfactory, and one of the Berlin newspapers declared that M. Bonzie was the first Frenchman to visit Germany since the war who was not looking for concealed weapons. The distinguished Frenchman declared that he believed that peace can be borne of the non-partisan search for truth and he declared that the French system of education will be reformed so that hatred of Germany will no longer be taught to French children, and he stated that "it is of the greatest importance that the countries which are the greater culture bearers of Europe—Germany and France—should approach each other." The Frenchman also pointed out that the German republic's constitution provides for the education of the youth of Germany in the spirit of peace and international reconciliation, and he said legislation would soon be passed in France to the same end. Here, it would seem, is a real step in the right direction, and if preceded by a really impartial security pact, it may bring about a sweeping change in public opinion in the two countries. The real preserver of peace would not be a League of Nations or a League curt, but a United States of Europe which would ablish economic and political barriers which have constantly resulted in war. The United States of Europe may be a Utopian dream for the present century, but a real reconciliation between France and Germany would be the next best thing. And it is not so difficult as it looks. For centuries Great Britain repeatedly invaded France and the two nations were continuously at war. Hatred between the two great peoples was as intense as it now is between France and Germany. Napoleon hated England with a hatred as healthy as anything the kaiser or Von Tirpitz possessed. But later the two countries became allies and their sons died by the thousands fighting side by side. So it is not impossible that the discord between France and Germany can be eliminated. Reckless Drivers Cause Death Toll That the negligent and careless driver, and not the automobile, is responsible for the toll of death at railway lines. LAYING OF PAPER INCREASES VIELD New Method Employed by Up-to-Date Grower Laying paper over cultivated farm land is one of the most important discoveries ever made in agriculture, says a dispatch From Honolulu. This process of yield increase has been developed in the Hawaiian Islands, Florida and California. It is increasing the yield of the food crops to which it has been applied from the nominal amount of 25 per cent to the almost unbelievable gain of 168 per cent. The crops grown by this process include sugar cane, tomatoes, cabbage, pineapples, tobacco, trawberries, all the bush berries and potatoes. The increase is in size of the individual vegetables and fruits, in number of individuals, produced per plant, in plant growth, and in value of crop produced. The principle back of the discovery is that a miniature hot house is erected by the paper around the base of each plant, and that the roots of the plant are placed virtually in a forcing bed. The paper, which is continuous, prevents the growth of weeds, retains the heat and moisture in the earth, prevents hardening and baking of the soil, eliminates the necessity for cultivation and permits vegetables such as potatoes, turnips, carrots and like to grow virtually at the surface of the ground, protected from the heat of the sun, or the cold of the wind or rain, by the paper. The discovery has enabled pineapples, tomatoes, strawberries and other more or less delicate vegetables and fruits to attain perfect development and protection at higher altitudes and at lower temperatures than those in which their growth ever before has been commercially profitable. It has opened thousands of acres of hill and mountain land in Hawaii to pineapple production and has even increased the area available for the growing of sugar cane there. The paper shield between the earth and sun, like the asbestos packing in buildings. 20 YEARS AGO IN MOTORDOM L. L. Whitman of Pasadena and R. C. Hamlin of Los Angeles completed the first non-stop dash from Los Angeles to San Francisco in less than 38 hours. Only five and one-half hours were used. It'll Run Just P Suppose you keep good to wild sprees took it to a Suppose over critical optical mono suppose, after should deliver "This was you'll just put perfect time." What would you think of that jeweler ability, think and say will not be printed Well, the joke's on you. You are prolific scribed. Want to know why? Reckless Drivers Cause Death Toll That the negligent and careless driver, and not the automobile, is responsible for the toll of death at railroad crossings, in the finding of S. T. Bledsoe, general counsel of the Santa Fe, who bases his conclusions upon exhaustive reports gathered from every possible angle. It is shown that in a year 2268 non-trespassers were killed and 6314 were injured. Automobiles were involved in 84 per cent of these accidents. That the railroads are spending immense sums to protect life and property is shown by the fact that nearly 1000 railway highway crossings were removed in 1923, although at the same time 2500 were installed largely in obedience to public authority. The removal of the grade crossings in the one year, the official states, cost the railroads $75,000,000. In a startling statement, Counsel Bledsoe says it would cost almost as much to remove all the grade crossings on railroads in this country as it cost to build the lines. Railroad crossings having the greatest traffic density are protected by crossing signs, bells, gates, flagmen and by the ringing of locomotive bell and sounding of whistles. "A railroad track and a railroad crossing are danger signals," says the statement. "One New England railroad having only 220 crossing gates had 390 such gates demolished by automobiles crashing through them in front of approaching trains in 1923." One Ohio railroad had 20 collisions between its trains and automobiles in one year where the crossings were protected by bells that in each case were ringing." The immigrant who declared to examining officials that a king rules in the United States must have been reading the ocmunist newspapers exclusively. The discovery has enabled pineapples, tomatoes, strawberries and other more or less delicate vegetables and fruits to attain perfect development and protection at higher altitudes and at lower temperatures than those in which their growth ever before has been commercially profitable. It has opened thousands of acres of hill and mountain land in Hawaii to pineapple production and has even increased the area available for the growing of sugar cane there. The paper shield between the earth and sun, like the asbestos packing in a thermos bottle, acts as a portector against a too ardent sun as well as against too chilling winds and rains. The paper used is one made by treating felt with amphithe, somewhat after the methods employed in making paper roofing, except that this paper is much thinner than roofing paper, though of as fine, or finer, texture so as to offer full portection from rain, dew and fogs. One laying of the paper is sufficient for about five years in pineapple fields, slightly less in sugar cane fields, and some three years in tomato, cabbage and small crop fields, where the plants die at the end of each crop season. Treasury certificates in the sum of $250,000,000 bearing interest at three and one-fourth per cent were offered to the public recently and the treasury department announces that subscriptions were received for more than twice that amount. When you compare this with the difficulties European countries have in raising money internally, you get some idea of the difference here and abroad. Uncle Sam, without any publicity campaign, can get twice as much as he needs. This indicates a state of prosperity which will furnish little consolation for the communistic disciples of discontent in America. CHURCH NOTICE Services of Maxwell's Spiritual church at Sycamore and Olive. Lecture and Messages Monday evenings. 7:80. Club Class Wednesday afternoons at 2:00. Healing 2:30. Messages Wednesday afternoon at 8:00. Everybody welcome. Rev. Maxwell, Pastor. Phone 269 MINNIE H. PINTLER D.C., PH.C. What would you think of that jeweler ability, think and say will not be printed here? Well, the joke's on you. You are probably scribed. Want to know why? You have a body machine which is more velous than any watch ever made—and as of course, this body machine of yours capable of pretty hard usage, you'd have been good shape you've perhaps gone in for some. Or, maybe you've taken up gymnasium you may be partial to baths—sun, air, elec. Or, you may think massage is the proct Now, all of these things are fine and a case" of your body machines? It's the good health. For perfect health your body The great drugless health science of C of the body machine. Chiropractic will get well so you won't get sick. Instead of "po QUITTED BURY CHARGE DAMAGES FOR COLLAPSES Callas, Fullerton at $10,125 damages owner of another iceball player, become hotel room, collodge Z. B. West's that Callas did with clean hands." and in a gambling ting was adminination, Callas suffer concerning his Attorney Sam Colllan, could elicit why Callas had bridge West's question somebody had bonds and some dice, refused to enter a knocked out by spoke only in appeared to be carefully, was less reticent. progress and a man seen in a cafe at out of St. Patrick's of the alleged epileme in, Callas and stated shaking dice, the cafe stopped invited everybody the four proceeded Callas resumed the of a bureau, said Callan watched usually grew more a "pot" of about Callas tossed a winning die said in stopping for gasoline and getting warm meals. It was said that Hamlin showed the effects of the strain but expected to soon regain the two pounds of weight he lost. The previous record for the San Francisco run was 54 hours. The newspapers of two decades ago announced that the value of automobiles in Los Angeles county had reached the one million dollar mark. In 1925 there are more than one-half million motor vehicles registered in the county, which cost over $400,000,000. W. Parker Lyon, 20 years ago mayor of Fresno, left San Francisco for his home town by automobile and expected to break the existing records of eight hours for the trip. A "land of opportunity" is a place where you pay too much for real estate. Charter No. 10228 Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE Anaheim National Bank AT ANAHEIM, IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA At the Close of Business on September 28, 1925. RESOURCES 1. a Loans and discounts, including red accounts, acceptances of other banks and foreign bills of exchange or drafts, sold with indorsement of this bank... $116,078.94 Total loans ... $416,078.94 2. Overdrafts, secured, none; unsecured, $1,301.15 ... 1,301.15 4. U. S. Government securities owned: a Deposited to secure circulation (U.S. bonds par value) 50,000.00 b All other United States Government securities (including premiums, if any) 10,000.00 Total ... 60,000.00 5. Other bonds, stocks, securities, etc... 177,995.00 6. Banking House, none; Furniture and fixtures, $60,000.09 ... 60,000.00 8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ... 40,075.17 9. Items with Federal Reserve Bank in process of collection ... 15,862.00 10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ... 69,378.38 13. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as reporting bank ... 7,893.12 Total of Items 9, 10 and 13 ... 93,133.50 15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer ... 2,500.00 16. Other assets, if any ... 25.00 Total ... $851,109.06 LIABILITIES 17. Capital stock paid in ... $ 50,000.00 18. Surplus fund ... 15,000.00 19. a Undivided profits ... $9,048.73 b Reserve for ... $ 9,048.73 c Less current expenses paid ... 7,047.78 ... 2,000.95 21. Circulating notes outstanding ... 49,100.00 25. Certified checks outstanding ... 660.00 26. Cashier's checks outstanding ... 11,215.59 Total of Items 25 and 26 ... 11,875.79 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to 15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. Treasurer 2,500.00 16. Other assets, if any 25.00 Total $851,109.06 LIABILITIES 17. Capital stock paid in $50,000.00 18. Surplus fund 15,000.00 19. a Undivided profits $9,048.73 b Reserve for $9,048.73 c Less current expenses paid 7,047.78 2,000.95 d Circulating notes outstanding 49,100.00 e Certified checks outstanding 660.00 f Cashier's checks outstanding 11,215.59 Total of Items 25 and 26 11,875.79 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve (deposits payable within 30 days): 27. Individual deposits subject to check 383,671.69 28. State, county, or other municipal deposits secured by pledge of assets of this bank or surety bond 105,600.00 Total of demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to Reserve, Items 27, 29 488,671.69 Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice, and postal savings): 33. Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed) 58,778.65 35. Other time deposits 175,682.18 Total of time deposits subject to Reserve, Items 33 and 35 234,460.83 Total $851,109.06 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF ORANGE. I. A. B. McCord, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. (SEAL) A. B. McCORD, Cashier. Correct—Attest: WM. A. DOLAN. FRED. C. RIMPAU. J. J. DWYER, Director. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of October, 1925. THOS. L. McFADDEN, Notary Public. Run All Right--Just Polish the Case! Suppose you had a watch and it didn't keep good time; it would go on periodical wild sprees of gross inaccuracy, and you took it to a jeweler. Suppose the jeweler looked the watch over critically, squinting at it through an optical monocle attached to one eye. And suppose, after much squinting, the jeweler should deliver himself gravely as follows: "This watch is perfectly all right. If you'll just polish up the case a bit, it'll keep perfect time." BERTHA M. PINTLER D. C., PH. C. d you think of that jeweler? What would you say to him? (What you would, in all proband say will not be printed here. There are some things which do not look well in print.) like's on you. You are probably acting just as foolishly as the suppositious jeweler just deto know why? and you think of that jeweler? What would you say to him? (What you would, in all proband say will not be printed here. There are some things which do not look well in print.) make's on you. You are probably acting just as foolishly as the suppositious jeweler just deto know why? A body machine which is more wonderful than any machine made by hands. It's more mary watch ever made—and adjusted just as delicately, or more so. This body machine of yours will stand a lot of abuse and still keep running. If it wasn't very hard usage, you'd have been dead long ago. Right much about this body machine of yours? Chances are you have. And, to keep it in live perhaps gone in for some kind of outdoor sport—golf or tennis or rowing or something else. You've taken up gymnasium work—calisthenics, handball or throwing the medicine ball. Or, partial to baths—sun, air, electric, Russian, Turkish, and so on. Any think massage is the proper thing. If these things are fine and all right in their place. But don't you see you're only "polishing" your body machine? It's the machinery itself that needs to be adjusted if you are to enjoy for perfect health your body needs mechanical adjusting more than outside "polishing." Brugless health science of Chiropractic concerns itself with adjusting the working mechanism machine. Chiropractic will get you well if you're sick, but its greater service is in keeping you don't get sick. Instead of "polishing the case" of your body machine, try Chiropractic. FREE X-RAY RE PORT COUPON In entitles bearer to a SPINAL X-RAY Photographic Report, showing the extenture of your sickness—FREE OF CHARGE. Getting this free X-Ray Photograph is not obligate you in any way to take any adjustments. ABSOLUTELY WINGS" TO THIS OFFER. IT MEANS EXACTLY WHAT IT SAYS. THE PINTLERS HUMER SCHOOL GRADUATE CHIROPRACTORS Seven Years' Experience CENTER and S. PHILADELPHIA STREETS.—PHONE 578, ANAHEIM to 12 a.m.; 2 to 5 p.m.—Evenings, to 8 on Monday, Wednehday and Friday