oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-22

DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS Whatever of suffering presents itself. He expects me to bear it, even though I may not see any reason for it; and if the pain be so sharp as to call forth a cry, He gently whispers,—"Courage, my child, for it is my will!"—Gold Dust. Europe is paying dearly for its follies of militarism. Give for the needy as you would wish to be given if you were in extreme need. There are many baleful forms of intemperance besides drinking intoxicating liquors to excess. All screen celebrities should not be stigmatized for the follies and vices of a comparatively few. Economy in government is the exception not the rule, in this country. It should be the rule. Reapportionment by the Legislature is like the proverbial red rag to the so-called "cow counties." Legislation that is saturated with political partisanship usually is defective or outright pernicious. Some men would rather be right than be president, and some would rather be right and also be president. Some of the measures being introduced into the legislature at Sacramento are wise, and in many are otherwise. Adam took avidly everything that came his way except blame. A few sons of Adam resemble the first man in this. Some of the so-called "improved" highways of California seen not to have been paved even with good intentions. GOOD CONSTRUCTION IN ROADS NEEDED As the program of state highway work under the administration of Governor Richardson starts, with a new State Highway Commission, one of the problems is that which has bearing upon the quality of road construction. It is realized, by thoughtful persons who have inspected California highways and who have watched the development of highway traffic, that the quality of road work is paramount. Mere number of miles of highway improved is not so important as the quality of the betterments made. Will they last? Is the construction of such substantial character that the roads will bear the strain of constant traffic, much of it heavy? These are considerations which weigh heavily upon the builders of roads—or should weigh heavily. Considerable criticism has been made of some of the road work of the past, in this state. Mistakes unquestionably have been made. In evolving a new program, under the new State Highway Commission, it is to be hoped and expected that due attention will be given to the excellence substantiality, and duarbility of the work done. LOSS FROM FLOODS VAST The states of Oregon and Washington have been having distressing, disastrous experience with floods. California may have its scourge before the winter is over. Other states have theirs. Year after year the losses come with disheartening frequency. Lives are lost, property worth tens of millions is destroyed every year by floods. This is practically all preventable. It is practicable to control floods. There is not a stream in the country that cannot be conquered by the genius and energy of man. There is not a stream that is subject to overflow which should not be brought into subjection by the scientific processes of controlling floods. The waste from Some of the measures being introduced into the legislature at Sacramento are wise, and in many are otherwise. Adam took avidly everything that came his way except blame. A few sons of Adam resemble the first man in this. Some of the so-called "improved" highways of California seen not to have been paved even with good intentions. Twenty years ago radio would have been regarded as a near-miracle. Today it is accepted as commonplace and matter-of-course. Europe would be infinitely better off if it should have one grand burial day, for the interment of its prejudices, intreeds and suspicions. California is growing in population and expanding steadily in development. Truly the Nation's "white spot" in constructive progress. Any illness, even the slightest, which attacks the President of the United States, gives deep concern to the American people. The Presidency is a position so exalted and weaves itself so prominently into the warp and wool of everyday experience that any break in the health of the occupant of the hilte House is viewed with grave general apprehension. This is practically all preventable. It is practicable to control floods. There is not a stream in the country that cannot be conquered by the genius and energy of man. There is not a stream that is subject to overflow which should not be brought into subjection by the scientific processes of controlling floods. The waste from freshlets is useless waste. Many a destructive inundation which is charged to Providence is due to the folly of man in not using the power and facilities at his command to stay the ravages. California well may take up in earnest the question of flood control and press it with vigor. This state has suffered enormously from disastrous overflows of its rivers in freshlet. Many lives have been lost. This menace, which will become worse if not checked, as population increases and as development proceeds, should be halted by the adoption of wise, effectual flood-control measures through this and other states. Visualize a large cage filled with monkeys and parrots, and you have a pretty faithful picture of the way several nations in Europe are getting along with each other. With too many persons, prejudice is stronger than reason. Young and Old are helped by Chiropractic Your Age makes no difference in the help which Chiro- Your Age makes no difference in the help which Chiropractic can give you Every part of your body is controlled by nerves. The great trunk line of nerves is in the spinal column. When you're ailing the chances are that something is obstructing the proper work of the nervous system. Chiropractic is a science that enables this virtualizing nervous energy to control bodily functions. Without medicines we can cure you by restoring your nervous system to its natural vigor. LEOTA P. ANDERSON CHIROPRACTOR Office hours 10-12 A. M.; 1-5 P. M.; Wed., Fri., 7-8 P. M. 204 Fisher Bldg., 133½ W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. At Walnut Cafe, Entrance EDITORIAL Abe Martin PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Eamon de Valera urges loyal Irishmen not to obey the law. What a wet advocate that man would make! Why shouldn't a nation protect industry? Industry protects the nation. Any people can govern itself after it learns to reconcile itself to government. The machinery of the League of Nations will work more smoothly, however, without oil. Public opinion is just a private opinion that makes noise enough to attract converts. A premier probably doesn't find cabinet making difficult once he learns how to handle wood. Solution of world problems draws steadily nearer in spite of all statesmen can do. One good thing—th' lawyers don't git a whack out o' all th' trials o' this life. We wouldn't be surprised t' see a revival o' th' ole sayfn', "not by a jug full." WISE AND WITTY When selfishness rules a man he generally acquires useless things. It is easier for some men to swear than to express themselves intelligently. No individual nor a nation can exist on past glories; they must labor to win present glory. There is nothing new under the sun. New York Letter NEW YORK, Jan. 22.—Another triumph! This time it's little white woolly dogs that have carried our banner aloft over all the world. For the first time, American-bred Pelagese have established superiority over the best of imported dogs. There were 169 entries at the seventeenth annual Pekingese Club show held here, and Mrs. F. C. McAllister took the blue ribbon in all events for her 100 per cent American pet. Our Metropolitan Museum has had another honor paid it in the appeal received from Lord Carnarvon's expedition in Egypt for assistance in the excavations among the buried treasures of the Pharaohs. The museum has answered by placing as many members of its expedition staff at the disposal of Lord Carnarvon as may be required for the work. The authorities of the Metropolitan regard it as a gratifying compliment to be given a part in this greatest discovery in the history of Sygptology in the uncovering of the tomb of Tutankhamon. The Turkish Government has extended, through His Excellency General Ismet Pasha, minister of foreign affairs, a cordial invitation to visit Constantinople to American tourists who will shortly sail on the Mediterranean cruiser of the American Express Company on the S. S. Mauretania and S. S. Caronia, in a cable just received by that company from Lausanne, Switzerland. His Excellency added that the tourists would receive a warm welcome and expressed the hope that the visit will contribute to a better comprehension of the Turkish people and amicable relations between them. When selfishness rules a man he generally acquires useless things. It is easier for some men to swear than to express themselves intelligently. No individual nor a nation can exist on past glories; they must labor to win present glory. There is nothing new under the sun yet there is room for improvement in everything. Although one man may travel in a limousine and another walk barefoot, their ultimate destination is the same. We know a man who finished seventeen lessons of a memory-training system and forgot to make the last payment. How did professional viewers-with-alarm get along in the old days before Japan was opened to civilization? A political writer says women instinctively favor the best man. They might as well. The groom is already taken. Correct this sentence "Of course you may keep it," said the mother; "I think it's so nice to have a pup about the house." Beverly There Is a Reason for Everything And the reason why I stand here before you is to announce to you the greatest event of the season, the opening of the Beverly tract, Anaheim's newest, most exclusive and restricted sub-division. I have made money for hundreds of you and this is another great opportunity Old Woman 70 Years Remarkably Improved by Chiropractic And the reason why I stand here before you is to announce to you the greatest event of the season, the opening of the Beverly tract, Anaheim's newest, most exclusive and restricted sub-division. I have made money for hundreds of you and this is another great opportunity which I have to offer. Location Beverly Tract concludes trees; situated be crossed by Indian way, 2 blocks from All modern improvements included, the ideal location terms within the reach of everyone tend to make the most popular residential section. Every lot is a rare bargain at the price I'm asking an ing for a homesite or a place to invest your savings, Tract today, for prices will never be lower, in fact, $3,000—And more one block from this tract. You cannot act too quickly, they will not last. FRITZ HORBACH Golden State Realtor 139 Sb. Los Angeles St. Phone 33 MONDAY, JANUARY, 22ND, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $3; Six Months $175 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel COMMENTS OF THE PRESS WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING The months pass by and the most stable government which Mexico has enjoyed in years still falls to obtain the recognition by the United States which would strengthen its position immeasurably. In the meantime, the United States suffers from her own invasion, because Mexico without an extradition treaty with this country serves as the refuge for every murderer and crook who can cross the border three jumps ahead of the sheriff. The delay swings around oil and taxes thereon by the Mexican government, but even in that the Mexican government gave assurances of equal treatment to foreigners. Mexico has problems arising from a citizenry little educated and long abused by successive bloodthirsty or grafting regimes. Oregon in the past and in the present has proved his devotion to his country's welfare and displayed motives free from graft. More than most of the many rulers of Mexico. The months pass by and the most stable government which Mexico has enjoyed in years still fails to obtain the recognition by the United States which would strengthen its position immeasureably. In the meantime, the United States suffers from her own incursion, because Mexico without an extradition treaty with this country serves as the refuge for every murderer and crook who can cross the border three jumps ahead of the sheriff. Around Chihuahua are colonies said to number several thousands of American war-slackers, embezzlers, thugs, yeggs and all the other breeds of criminals. Aside, however, from the resultant injury to herself in this way, the United States, by her attitude, violates the tradition of granting to teach people the right to determine what government it shall have. The delay swings around oil and taxes thereon by the Mexican government, but even in that the Mexican government gave assurances of equal treatment to foreigners. Mexico has problems arising from a citizenry little educated and long abused by successive blood-thirsty or grafting regimes. Obregon in the past and in the present has proved his devotion to his country's welfare and displayed motives free from graft. More than most of the many rulers of Mexico since Diaz, he is actuated by an effort to raise his people to a higher level. In that task the United States should be a help, not a hindrance. Our course is much like that of the father who pets the children of the neighborhood and neglects his own children at home. Recognition of the Obregon government should no longer be delayed. Beverly Tract comprises 21 acres of beautiful, full-bearing walnut trees; situated between Citron, Santa Ana, West and Water streets, crossed by Indiana, Ohio and Illinois streets, one block from Broadway, 2 blocks from High School, Fremont and Kindergarten Schools. the ideal location, low prices and tend to make this tract Anaheim's price I'm asking and if you are look-invest your savings, investigate Beverly be lower, in fact, lots are selling for this tract. will not last. ORBACH The Realty Co. phone 33 Anaheim PRICES $1200 $1250 $1300 $1350 $1400 Prices of these 50 foot front homesites are $1,200, $1,250, $1,300, $1,350, $1,400. Special inducements to those who start building at once.