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DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR SEPARATING TURKS AND GREEKS How can I comprehend, This soul of mine— The true, the false, the clear, the complicate, The human, the divine? —A. D. F. Randolph. Mother Earth still has the militaristic rheumatism in some of her points. The way to improve the screen is to improve it, not everlastingly talk about it. California cannot be over-advertised, if it is advertised truthfully and faithfully, as it usually is. The greatest harm one can do a calfish person is to let him indulge his selfishness at one's expense. If the statutory law does not get the desperate criminal, the law of retribution will get him sooner or later. Americans have so many wonderful opportunities strewn all about them, that they become wasteful of them. Uncle Sam should not yield to the tempting siren voice of overseas politics. He has enough politics of his own. The news dispatches indicate that Louisiana is badly in need of all-house-cleaning. And the dispatches indicate just where the cleaning should begin. Reading frequently from the works of great writers—imbibing of litter wisdom and philosophy—is tonic to me. The Near East Conference has agreed upon a segregation of populations which, on the face of it, seems somewhat cruel, but which ultimately, should foster peace in the Near East. It has been decided that 1,000,000 Moslems and Christians who lived either in Greece or Turkey must rollnquish their farms, homes and places of business, and must move Mohammedans residing in Greece must move out and reside in Turkey. Greeks residing in Turkish territory must move back to Greece. This, of course, will entail hardships upon individuals. But it will be for "the greatest good of the greatest number." Christian Greeks and Moslem Turks cannot live in the same country without friction. Troubles which arise from contiguity of adherents of the two religious faiths are serious, oftentimes. The only logical, effectual way to end this type of troubles is to segregate the hostile elements completely. This decision has been reached at Lausanne, and it foreshadows a peaceful settlement of monacizing Near East problems. Provision should be made for alding—at least temporarily—the populations affected by this segregational agreement. It will mean loss and suffering, at best, for the large numbers who thus arbitrarily are driven from their homes and places of business. They should be compensated and assisted, in some measure, at least. JURY SYSTEM IS IN NEED OF REFORMING The American jury system isamentably defective. One need not journey out of California, or beyond the borders of this county, to be applause for our victims' identities. TOWN REVIEW If you've been saved ey for a rainy day, no spend it. MOTTO FOR SACRIFICE "Now is the Time Men-To Come to the Party." According to unreliable sources from Sacramento, one drastic bill in the borough forms when a legislator bills a bill making it a woman to commit manslaughter. "Do You Want to Out of War?" Somehow we don't awer of the ex-dought be the same as the other famous query hearted? Friend of our rite information on that answering. He wants that war will be for us. WOULD-BE COOPER Jess Willard. Grover Cleveland. Big Bertha. If prices are not we are certainly too high. More overcoats and eses being worn thins. KISSEE A "Kiss Bandit" police in an eastern his victims identify Uncle Sam should not yield to the tempting siren voice of overseas politics. He has enough politics of his own. The news dispatches indicate that Louisiana is badly in need of house-cleaning. And the dispatches indicate just where the cleaning should begin. Reading frequently from the works of great writers—imbibing of their wisdom and philosophy—is tonic to the mind and regime to the soul. Get a few minutes of this daily. It might be a good reformative step to provide for permanent juries for trial of criminal causes. Certainly such juries should be composed of men and women of the highest order of intelligence. Justice is not safe in the hands of ignorant juries. In keeping the home pure and morally clean, there is no reason to make it dull, uninteresting, and without brightness and cheer. The home should be made attractive and inviting to each and every member of the household. California should take advanced ground—and take it right away—for reform of the jury system and simplification of legal procedure. The processes of courts are being brought into status which invites public contempt by present methods. The world cannot be won to peace all at once. It must be a slow process. But intensifying of zeal on the part of advocates of peace in this and other countries should hasten the dawning of that blissful day when swords shall be sheathed forever and cannon cease their deadly roar. If you meet a man who has that frenszied, faraway look and whose purse pocket shows evidences of that empty, all-gone feeling, do not become alarmed. It may be but another patricolic citizen who has just made out his income tax returns and paid his first installment. JURY SYSTEM IS IN NEED OF REFORMING The American jury system is lamentably defective. One need not journey out of California or beyond the borders of this county, to be apprised painfully of the weakness of this system—or lack of system. The very type of person who is least fit to sit upon a criminal jury and determine justice, is most commonly chosen to fill jury boxes. To facilitate the work of courts; to foster respect for law and the legal machinery for administering justice, there should be drastic change in methods of selecting juries, looking to betterment in type of men chosen for jury duty. It may become necessary, to make the jury system all that it should be, to elect jurymen by vote of the people, and pay them salaries as judges are paid; for steady service; or, in lieu of electing jurors, it may be deemed wise to entrust trial judges with authority to select juries, with no right to challenge the selections made, unless for palpable cause. Jurors should be chosen for intelligence, integrity of character and ability to think clearly and with open mind. Temperamentally pugnacious persons should not be chosen to jury service. However honest and sincere they may be, this type of person frequently "hangs" juries and needlessly locks the wheels of justice. Men and women of intelligence, common sense, normal mentality, sound character and adaptability of judgment should be on juries. Until sweeping reforms are made in the jury system, the course of justice will not move smoothly, nor will thinking people have the measure of confidence in legal processes which it were wholesome they should have. The reckless speeder usually comes to a swift landing in oternity. WOULD BE COOL Jess Willard. Grover Cleveland. Big Bertha. If prices are not we are certainly too. More overcoats and es are being worn th KISSEE A "Kiss Bandit" police in an eastern city his victims indentify dead of night he is young women and, if not demanded their life In most cases he sees kiss. Veteran campaign what made him use a gun. This unique band craves love, but as lected an exclusive affection. He is made by the matting instry anyone else, at some in life. You are re when idiotic love left wise sensible and did read in court. It seems that a deter in L. A. is not market if it is dope. SHE KNEEN Ben—I think I something in my hear Hur—"Must be Central Magazine. OUTTING OUT A farmer rushed inquired of the first where he could find "An undertaker," solicitously, "Is there at your place?" No," replied thy wife is mighty "Well, then," that "what you want is an undertaker." No," said the want is an undertake I've joined the co we've cut out these In the Kitchen of Heart's Desire the RODER Gas Range Kitchen of Heart's Desire the RODER Gas Range Plays a leading part It Bakes Evenly We announce a new shipment of these popular gas ranges, many of which have been sold here in the past. Beauty and economy are combined in this appliance which will harmonize in any kitchen. See our Special Price on the No. 179 Roper-Eclipse Gas Range. The 477 or 481 may be purchased in gray and white, white and black, or all white with or without the famous Oven-Control. Make Your Choice Today The Home of Standard Gas Burning Appliances 238 E. Center St. Phone 166 TOWN IN REVIEW If you've been saving your money for a rainy day, now's the time to spend it. MOTTO FOR SACRAMENTO! "Now is the Time for All Good Men to Come to the Raid of Their Party." According to unreliable reports from Sacramento, one of the most drastic bills in the history of California will appear next week, when a legislator will introduce a bill making it a crime for a woman to commit murder. "Do You Want to Keep the U.S. Out of War?" Somehow we don't think the answer of the ex-doughboys to this will be the same as the answer to that other famous query, "Are we downhearted?" Friend of ours rises to ask for information on that question before answering. He wants to know if that war will be for "Officers Only." WOULD-BE COMEBACKS Jess Willard. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Big Bertha. If prices are not too high, then we are certainly too low. More overcoats and fewer watches are being worn this winter. KISSES A "Kiss Bandit" is captured by police in an eastern city. Three of his victims indemnify him. In the EDITORIAL Abe Marlin COMMENTS OF THE PRESS "EVERY DAY IN EVERY WAY" San Jose Mercury-Herald. One need not go far to find someone willing to scoff at the idea of attaining mental, moral and physical betterment as expounded by M. Emil Coue of France. Yet there are hundreds of thousands of people whose imaginations have been caught by the Coue phrase: "Every day in every way I am getting better and better." The phrase, together with some of the fundamental psychological considerations which lead to its formulation, swept over France, then England and today there is scarcely a hamlet, village or town in the United States but where it is upon the lips of the man on the street. No claim of originating the principle is made by the author of the phrase. He declares that it has been practiced since man began. It is only in the application that he makes any pretense of originating anything. The operations of the principle are evident in the actions of Eve in the Garden of Eden. All through the Bible it is exemplified. Modern business men understand it and use it, though they may have no name for it. It is the principle employed by the merchant when he arrives his store windows and by the salesman when he wants you to buy something. You plant your garden, paint your house and choose your automobile because of the principle underlying the Coue phrase. The slogan is the newest thing about it and there may even be ground for disputing that. Imagination is the basis of the entire system. In your daily contracts you immerse yourself in... WOULD-BE COMEBACKS Jess Willard. Grover Cleveland Bergdoll. Big Bertha. If prices are not too high, then we are certainly too low. More overcoats and fewer watches are being worn this winter. KISSES A "Kiss Bandit" is captured by police in an eastern city. Three of his victims indict him. In the dead of night he accosted pretty young women and, flourishing a pistol, demanded their money or a kiss. In most cases he seemed to prefer a kiss. Veteran campaigners will wonder what made him think he'd have to use a gun. This unique bandit apparently craves love, but as yet hasn't selected an exclusive object for his affection. He is mentally muddled by the matting instinct. So is everyone else, at some time or other in life. You are reminded of this when idiotic love letters of an otherwise sensible and dignified man are read in court. It seems that a drug on the market in L. A. is not a drug on the market if it is dope. SHE KNEW HIM Ben—"I think I have a cold, or something in my head." Hur—"Must be a cold."—N. Y. Central Magazine. OUTTING OUT MIDDLEMEN A farmer rushed into town and inquired of the first man he met, where he could find an undertaker. "An undertaker," the man asked solicitously, "is there someone dead at your place?" "No," replied the farmer, "but my wife is mighty sick." "Well, then," the man advised, "what you want is a physician, not an undertaker." "No," said the farmer, "what I want is an undertaker. You know I've joined the co-operatives, and we've cut out these middlemen." PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Europe must learn that the end of co-operation is "ration." We need another amendment to give parents equal rights with their children. Woman wasn't invented to share man's troubles. Adam didn't have any troubles until he got Eve. The ideal husband is just a mere man properly trained by an ideal wife. There’s one consolation. If the economic structure of Europe collapses, it won't have far to fall. The best way to overcome the belief that all doctors are quacks is to get sick and need one. Why have unbreakable windshields? It is hard enough to dive through one of the things now. Let us not weep too much for a helpless Germany. It will be remembered that Belgium was helpless. At times we suspect that the only difference between primitive man and civilized man is a shave. So live that you need never tell the reporters that you hope your case will be a lesson to other young men. "Quantity production is a modern innovation." Huh! How old is the guinea pig family? Another thing that tends to make war unpopular is the string of indictments that follow it. Cars that are run into are always "a way over on my side of the street." It seems to be a dangerous place. An old-timer can remember when slate was something to figure problems on and not a fuel. It takes three generations to make a gentleman, and only one bad guess in the stock market to make a hobo. Correct this sentence: "Mother, I insist that you rest," said the flapper, "while I wash the dishes." You may tip your soup plate the wrong way and yet escape the waiter's sneer if you tip him the right way. If hootch costs $12 a quart, and the car has eight cylinders, what will the speedometer read at a dangerous curve? Bible it is exemplified. Modern business men understand it, and use it, though they may have no name for it. It is the principle employed by the merchant when he arrests his store windows and by the salesman when he wants you to buy something. You plant your garden, paint your house and choose your automobile because of the principle underlying the Coue phrase. The slogan is the newest thing about it and there may even be ground for disputing that. Imagination is the basis of the entire system. In your daily contracts you imagine yourself enjoying the possession of certain articles which you see displayed in a window or shown to you by a salesman. You imagine yourself riding in a beautiful and powerful new automobile. You imagine your garden in full bloom or your house as being of a certain color. Immediately you begin at least subconsciously, to plan toward the accomplishment of the thing imagined. Why not, then, imagine yourself a more capable, healthier, happier individual and begin shaping your life and actions toward higher standards? Wouldn't it be a good way to start the new year? It is the contention of M. Coue that in any conflict between the human will and human imagination, it is the imagination that always wins. He is not alone in his contention. With slightly different wording the ablest psychologists of the age tell us that what an individual imagines as being true will, for him, become true. France is doing the same thing, in principle, for which she bitterly denounced Germany for doing in 1870, in seizing Alsace and Lorraine. The seeds of hatred and future warfare are being sown. France is making a tragic mistake. Its ruling statesmen are misleading that country woefully. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. You’ll Like Our Service We are doing our best to fit each and everyone of our patrons with utmost care. THE ARCH PRESERVER SHOES are one of the greatest aids toward this purpose because they eliminate the chief cause of foot fatigue and provide delightful comfort and vigor for woman at home, in the office, in the street and everywhere. Let us show them to you. No obligation to buy. Quality Shoe Store 111 E. Center 103 E. 4th Anaheim Santa Ana OF LOCAL INTEREST Some People We Know, and We Will Profit by Hearing About Them. This is a purely local event. It took place in Anaheim. Not in some faraway place. You are asked to investigate it. Asked to believe a citizen’s word; To confirm a citizen’s statement. Any article that is endorsed at home. Is more worthy of confidence, Than one you know nothing about. Endorsed by unknown people. W. H. Bandy, 119 N. Olive St., Anaheim, says: “I found Doan’s Kidney Pills to be a good remedy when my kidneys get out of order. I had a lameness and dull ache across my back. This made it hard for me to do any stooping or lifting. My kidneys didn’t act right, and when I read of Doan’s Kidney Pills and used them, they fixed me up in good shape and the achin, left.” 60c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. RADIO PARTIES Are quite the latest thing in the East, let us show how easily you can put one in for your crowd. Radio is the greatest craze, the most fascinating study, the most enjoyable hobby that was ever invented. Get in on the game before it gets any older. A. Bevillard Willard Service Station Established 1912 818 So. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 489 FRIDAY, JANUARY, 26TH, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $3; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Annheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel WISE AND WITTY Anybody who knows how to count ten may count out his temper. While we feast on the sunrise and sunset we fall to acquire her regularity. Many of us will have to chattel mortgage our souls if we want to redeem the self-imposed taxes on our conscience. Somehow, Germany reminds us of the man who was sentenced to hang and didn't have enough chin to hold the noose on. To do justice to your fellowman, first master selfishness. Any man who rests on his laurels will soon tramp on his withered glory. Dr. James Allen Geissinger Will Preach at Both Services at The Methodist White Temple Cor. Broadway & Philadelphia St. Sunday 11 A.M. "The Gentleness of God" 7:30 P.M. "A Man Who Loved His Wife" Children and Women Given Special Attention Saturday The Last Day Saturday The Last Day Expert in Relieving the Pains of Rupture Don’t suffer another day. We have secured the services of an expert truss fitter FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, who is here for the express purpose of relieving as many people as it is possible for him to see during this time. We are having him make his fittings with the famous Excelsior Non-Skid Trusses. This expert is competent to fit your perfectly with the PROPER TRUSS for your particular case. As this man’s time is rapidly being filled up, and he spends a lot of it with each person, we suggest that you call Anaheim 286 and arrange for your appointment. No Charge for Examination and Advice. Heying's Pharmacy "On the Corner"