oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-16

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER in Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday R. W. ERNEST, Manager PAUL V. HESTER, Editor DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS Through this visible and sometimes darkened life, it was intended that the brightness of the soul should shine; and that it should shine through all its surrounding cares and labor—Orville Dewey. Relations among the republics of this Western Hemisphere should be an example for the world, in peacefulness and amity. Any industry or occupation which contributes in measurably to the health or well-being of the race should not be despised. Engineering skill, backed by sound business management of funds, should be to the forefront in highway construction of this state. This is "a grand and awful time." The world is witnessing events and proceedings and policies such as it never before witnessed or experienced. The currents of history are running in turbulent rapids. In constructing highways in California, quality, rather than mileage, should be the chief consideration. Roads should be built to endure and to bear the strain of heavy, almost incessant traffic. The example of the United States and the other republics of this hemisphere living side by side without being contentious and hostile, should, in time shame the rest of the world into adopting a similar pacific attitude. California has about the most liveable volcano in the world today—Mt. Lassen. This flame-throated mountain catches the spirit of the state and aims to excel—to be livelier than COMMERICAL SERVICE IN AIR PLANNED Commercial aerial transportation in the United States is to receive developmental attention at once. A big corporation has been formed in which captains of business and industry are interested, to promote the establishment and maintenance of a network of commercial air routes along the waterways and coasts of the United States. Development of this nature is highly important as a condition precedent to make the aeronautic strength of the country effective in war. A great peace service, in commercial aerial transportation, would keep a large reserve force of men in training for military service, should this country become engaged in hostilities. Great Britain, France and Italy are evolving mammoth systems of commercial airways. The British government is proposing a subsidy of $5,000,000 to stimulate and create commercial aviation companies throughout the empire. France and Italy also are encouraging development of aerial trade routes. The United States should not lag behind in this. GHASTLINESS OF WAR IS SHOWN BY FIGURES The ghastliness of warfare is shockingly impressed by official figures showing the casualties suffered by Great Britain in the world struggle. Britain's casualties, as officially reported by Chancellor of the Excheuer Baldwin, numbered 946,023 men killed and 2,121,270 wounded, out of a total of 9,496,370 enrolled in all branches of the military and naval service. Total expenditures of the British government during the war period were more than $45.,000,000. Such is the horror of modern warfare! It depletes a nation of the flower of its young manhood. It leaves countless homes in mourning. It impoverishes national treasures. We reckon nobudd that it's better t' have shot than never t' have. We believe a jazz orchestra looks better in a derby buddy we've seen yet. WISE AND When a quick ten long period of pang one sinful thought in your moral stand one who scorns th the future. The example of the United States and the other republics of this hemisphere living side by side without being contentious and hostile, should in time phase the rest of the world into adopting a similar pacific attitude. California has about the most liveable volcano in the world today—Mt. Lassen. This flame-threatened mountain catches the spirit of the state and aims to excel—to be livelier than any other mountain of its class. Every driver of an automobile should be careful in driving. Every pedestrian, in crossing streets, should be careful. Carefulness should be the Alpha and Omega—"The beginning and the end"—with all who traverse streets and highways. American Indians own about 7,000,000 acres of forest lands. This today, sees an immense area... But a few centuries ago the Indians were in undisputed possession of tens of millions of acres of unbroken forests in this land. Before the advance of the white man and his civilization, however, the grackless forests have been down and only pitiful remnants remain. FREE LECTURE AND PICTURES Friday Night—March 16 AT 8 O'CLOCK 216 East Center Street, Anaheim SUBJECT: TROPICAL AGRICULTURE With special reference to Pineapple and Coconut culture at Agricola, Guatemala. Guatemala is 100 miles nearer here than Chicago is and has a finer climate than Southern California. Land costs less than land here and returns far more cash per acre yearly. L. G. Kellogg Company Del Monte Peeled Green CHILLS 3 Cans for 25c Chaffees JOANNES SALAD MUSTARD 10c DelMonte Catsup large size 20c ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY Del Monte Peeled Green CHILLS 3 Cans for 25c Chaffees JOANNES SALAD MUSTARD 10c DelMonte Catsup large size 20c ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY Pickled FRUITS One Week Braden's 20-oz. Jam—Reg.. Price 53c Special APRICOTS—PEACHES—FIGS—GRAPEFRUIT—WATERMELON Salad Oil Pts. 23c 30c 85c Phospho Meal 21ᵃ Pkg. SPECIAL FOR ONE WEEK Chaffee’s Mayonnaise 8 oz...30c 16 oz...50c Dining Car Coffee, 3 lbs. $1.00 Del Monte Tomato Sauce 6¼ᵃ Can Apricot Preserves Braden's 15 oz. jar 25c Jellwell 10ᵃ Pkg. JELLWELL GELATINE 9ᵃ Pkg. El Rey Apricots, No. 2 1-2 Can 20c Avalon Sardines 2 cans 25c Smoked in Olive Oil ... EDITORIAL PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Home is a place where there is jelly on the piano keys. A blooc is just an appetite with the courage of its selfishness. Science can develop horse power, but horse sense is a gift of God. After all, a he-man is just a cake-eater with benefit of hard knocks. It might be added that man's efforts to reform man make countless thousands mourn. In the good old days when knighthood was in flower, motherhood was in flower, also. An old-timer is one who can remember when the drug habit wasn't so expensive and movies could be seen for a nickel. Few things are more pathetic than the sight of a very small man compressing his lips and trying to look determined. We reckon nobuddy 'll maintain that it's better t' have loved an' got shot than never t' have loved at all. We believe a jazz orchestry trombone looks better in a derby hat than any-buddy we've seen yet. WISE AND WITTY When a quick temper subsides a long period of pang follows. One sinful thought makes a dent in your moral standard. One who scorns the past embraces the future. California grape growers remind us that history repeats itself. When Noah found dry land, he at once planted a vineyard. Conservatives are essential. They are the ones who consolidate the position won by radicals. Correct this sentence: "You brazen thing," cried the flapper; "how dare you try to hold my hand?" Uncle Sam can take care of his enemies; but he grows a little weary of taking care of his friends. It's hard for the world to forgive a country that keeps right on fooling it into buying worthless marks. Europe reminds us of those neurotics who always attempt suicide when TOWN IN REVIEW HEALTH NOTE Nervous motorists in need of a rest can get it by going over 50 miles an hour, Judge Cox announces. One reason George Washington never told a lie was because a traffic cop never asked him how fast he was going. Few wrecks on the maritime scas of Anaheim are caused by squalls. Many are the result of sailing in a fog. They are going to widen Palm-st. and pave it and make it a real entrance to a real city for motorists. We'd like to open a book on this event. Here are the odds: 2 to 1 rival billboard agents will get in a fight over sites on the new road before a week is up. 5 to 1 there will be four ditches to the block in the paving before six months is up. 20 to 1 a street car company will insist on tearing up the pavement and installing tracks before a year is up. "How long have I got to wait for that portion of duck?" "Until someone orders the other half. We can't go out and kill half a duck."—Film Fun. A Fullerton lady tells us her husband evidently thinks she signed up for love, honor and no pay. EGYPTIAN Egyptian style craze will be a flash in the pan, of short duration. Women quickly will become "fed up" on King Tut fashions and novelties. This is the opinion of Riehard P. Bach, expert on industrial art. Other experts disagree with him. They WISE AND WITTY When a quick temper subsides a long period of pang follows. One sinful thought makes a dent in your moral standard. One who scorns the past embraces the future. To follow the example set by one bee would keep many out of the poorhouse. Soft words will not alter harsh words once spoken. Man's make-up discloses itself through one ungrateful act. Europe is reminded that Santa Claus gives to good little boys, not to those who threaten to be bad if neglected. You can tell this is a democracy by the way our great men shimmy with delight when recognized as equals by our perfumed loafers. Conservatives are essential. They are the ones who consolidate the position won by radicals. Correct this sentence: "You brazen thing," cried the flapper; "how dare you try to hold my hand?" Uncle Sam can take care of his enemies; but he grows a little weary of taking care of his friends. It's hard for the world to forgive a country that keeps right on fooling it into buying worthless marks. Europa reminds us of those neurotics who always attempt suicide when somebody is near to snatch the gun away. A hick town is a place where every other woman tells her how well her frock looks since she made it over. Worry will make you thin, unless you are worrying about your fat. Perhaps Congressmen would feel kindly toward a bonus if somebody would tell them it is against the law. (Protected by Associated Editors) EGYPTIAN Egyptian style craze will be a flash in the pan, of short duration. Women quickly will become 'fed up' on King Tut fashions and novelties. This is the opinion of Richard P. Bach, expert on industrial art. Other experts disagree with him. They predict a long run of popularity for Egyptian styles. If Bach is right, somebody will lose a lot of money now being staked on the belief that Americans will go Egypt-crazy. The most fickle thing in life is fashion. The industries based on styles are highly hazardous. To succeed in them requires an exceptional type of genius. The style makers are playing for big stakes in gambling on King Tut's influence in 1923 and later. Civilization is spreading. In Japan an umpire got licked, Tom Sims reports. They claim it was smoke that overcame a fireman as 75 Bryn Mawr girls marched out in their nightclothes. Germany has a new plan to pay her debts, now. We don't know what it is, but we'll bet it has something to do with borrowing the money from Uncle Sam to pay 'em. It appears that the French have begun to hate everything American except American money. A Wise Purchase is the Best Economy WHERE STEER BEEF IS HANDLED EXCLUSIVELY. A TRIAL ORDER WILL CONVINCE YOU. Schneider's Market 131 W. CENTER ST. ED. SCHNEIDER, Prop. WE DELIVER PHONE 20 Schneider's Market 131 W. CENTER ST. ED. SCHNEIDER, Prop. WE DELIVER PHONE 20 ANAHEIM Help - Yourself Store G. E. Manspeaker "A Home Store" SATURDAY SPECIALS Honeysuckle Butter . . 45c Swift's White Laundry Soap 6 for 25c COUNTRY CLUB MILK 10c Old Dutch Cleanser 3 for 25c Same Low Margin on Everything in its Class Give us a Trial ANAHEIM Help - Yourself Store 249 E. Center St. Masonle Bldg. WE DELIVER SPARTA 138 E. Center St. Soda Crackers, 3 1-4 Ib. Little favorite Gem Nut Margarine, lb. CAMEL CIGARETS, 2 PRINCE ALBERT, 2 C Jevenes Brown Mill Co. A really high grade coffee expensive package. Bulk Cocoa, 3 lbs. YOU'RE S FRIDAY, MARCH, 16TH, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange-co. Per Yr. $3; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel THE LOLLYPOP A Pasadena P. T. A. is going to Cora—Natalie's new photograph is ban rouge, lipsticks and powder perfectly lovely. puffs from the schools. It'll be tough Dick—Is it? for some of the visitors on visitors' Cora—Yes, I had to ask who it was. AT THE PALACE MARKET SHOULDER POT ROAST CHOICE BOILING BEEF AT THE PALACE MARKET SHOULDER POT ROAST 12½c lb. CHOICE BOILING BEEF 10c lb. Sugar Cured Bacon 25c Half or whole Smoked Picnics 18c Bacon Squares 15c Boneless Butts . . 30c THE PALACE MARKET HOPKINS & RUSKOUFF 129 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. JEVNE'S BROWN MILL COFFEE at last! A superb coffee in an economy package for the thoughtful buyer. economy package for the thoughtful buyer. ART AN GROCERS G. O. Payne, Prop. Center St. 101 Stores Crackers, 3 1-4 lb. cartons ... 55c Little favorites those Dainty Little Crackers At Margarine, lb. ... 25c Van Camps Sardines, 2 for 25c In big 14-oz. cans, buy them by the dozen $1.25 CIGARETS, 2 FOR 25c CARTON $1.25 E ALBERT, 2 CANS 25c Brown Mill Coffee 39c high grade coffee in an inpackage. Cocoa, 3 lbs. ... 25c Palm Olive Cream Oil or Coco Almond Soap, 4 bars ... 29c Y'RE SAFE AT PAYNE'S