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DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS O quickly fleeting! your own help disown— Think—live upon your knees—trust God alone; Try to be wise, meek, good, with anxious care. Nor take on step which is not propit by prayer. Victor Hugo. Sugar is rising. So is popular indignation. Permanently improved highways are a prodigious asset to California. The poor man's dinner table and wardrobe should not be subject to the exactions of profit-eaters or speculative gamblers. The 1924 Presidential contest will not lack for spice. Nor will there be any dearth of vinegar and tabasco sauce in it. The way of the fraudulent oil stock should be shielded from the operations of smooth swindlers. Honesty in business is mighty good advertising. And the person or firm that is honest in business is advertised by pleased and appreciative patrons. California rapidly is becoming economically independent. Its production is on a huge scale, and of great diversity. If this state were cut off from the rest of the world for an indefinite period it would survive and thrive. Why is there so little enthusiasm in Congress and in State Legislatures over measures, proposals and policies which have for their object the reduction of the cost of government and the lessening of taxes? Royal houses are passing to extinction in the Old World. There are no kings or queens in the Western Hemisphere. This side of the earth has no dispensing with its thrones. President Harding will be given a typically cordial, hospitable greeting when he comes to the Pacific coast. This state and sections relevant to his duties. CHAUNCY M. DEPEW FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH Chauncey M. Depew, hale at 89, has served his birthday anniversary. He markable figure. In a way he is a "hanging onto the tree of Time from generation. He has been the acquaintance or intimate of many great men and life. He has been a prominent figure a century. Mr. Depew's sprightliness and vigor trume age are to be attributed to his cheerful disposition, his sunny philosophy and his moderation in all his habitats has been foreign to him. He has worked but he always has taken time to play cultivate his hobby—after-dinner speeches has achieved fame as an orator. The lesson of cheerfulness and well may be learned from the life of Mr. There is too much tension, too much life-sapping strenuosity today. Men and too many women are forgetting to live. RENOWNED PIANIST WELL PATRONIZER Grand total earnings of $480,000 November is the record made by Ida Paderewski in his concerts in the United States. The renowned pianist composer and pianist has averaged $7000 for three house concerts. Some may criticise this as being ing. But it is nothing of the kind. Good not be overpaid. How much is Thomas and Luther Burbank to the world, in any way? How much is William Shakespeare to the world intellectually? The uplift, the inspiration, the cultural petals, which a great violinist or the great gives mankind is worth more than calculated, in dollars and cents. Ignace rewaki is not overpaid. No other genius paid. It is credible to America that it is superlative talent. This is shown in the drama, in literature. The day is past when men vote as they are present day convictions, not upon the floms and prejudices of the past. COMMENTS Why is there so little enthusiasm in Congress and in State Legislatures over measures, proposals and policies which have for their object the reduction of the cost of government and the lessening of taxes? Royal houses are passing to extinction in the Old World. There are no kings or queens in the Western Hemisphere. This side of the earth has no dispensing with its thrones. President Harding will be given a typically cordial, hospitable greeting when he comes to the Pacific coast. This state and sections relegate political considerations when the President comes. He is welcomed as the chief magistrate, not as the leader of a political party. California's advancement is steady and substantial. In every desirable way this state is making progress. It is gaining in population at the rate of more than 100,000 annually. It is increasing prodigiously is produced riches. And its popularity among tourists and pleasure-seekers is undiminished. Men will be flying like birds, in a few years, from present indications. A Frenchman has devised a small aircraft with bird-like wings which will carry a man through the air. The time may come when use of the term "bird" as slang in referring to man, may not be slang at all. The world looks to America for leadership in the promotion of international peace. This nation must not disappoint the reasonable expectations of mankind. It rightly and prudently may and should keep out of embroilments in the domestic political affairs of other countries. But there is a wide and safe field for active earnest endeavor to foster peace, without becoming entanglingly allied politically with other powers. RAISIN DAY SHOULD BE OBSERVED WELL Raisin Day should be observed with zealous interest in the big California industry which it is designed to promote. The raisin crop has become one of the immense assets to California, bringing millions of dollars of produced riches into the state annually. California raisins have become famous throughout the world. The quality is superlative. Perhaps no industry embracing a soil product has been advertised more judiciously than has the California Raisin Day was promotional, of course. It has served its purpose, and is serving it. Advertising it is. But high-class advertising which catches the fancy of the people everywhere. HERO OF SCIENCE DAY NEW YORK EVENING POST The discoverer of Tutankhamen's as truly a martyr of science as Chad the founder of Egyptology, who works to death in deciphering the Rosetta stone one aspect it is a tragic end. He did the supposed body of the king actually. But it is a personal tragedy rather than a disaster to science as the death of Sultan Rashid at the moment of their coveries would have been. Lord Carnarvon done his work when he and Howard ened the tomb of Luxor; the reaping scientific harvest remained a task for the archaeologists and historians who have begun the classification and study of tents. And as a personal tragedy it has features of an extraordinary kind. Arion lived to see the expenditure of years of labor and a considerable warded by a discovery which ranks as three or four greatest exploits in the gical field and which seized on the wagition as no such exploit ever fore. He gained a place as one of company of men who have died in the dazzling victory—a death from arion's day to that of Nelson and I usually been esteemed of all deaths plent. If men of great hereditary wealth wish to spend their money and labor while bounds of human knowledge, the prudent by the Earl might be less. He sampled all too rare in the aristocracy country. It was the more notable reaction it took. Not many years ago logy was a minor and despised branical study. Even yet its slender resemblance drawn from the funds of much universities. Lord Carnarvon was prominent man of great wealth who sonally devoted himself to it, and hibernable service. SATURDAY Is Our Advertising Day SATURDAY Is Our Advertising Day On each Saturday we will offer one or more items at extremely low price make it worth your effort to visit our store. See Center Street W FOR NEXT SATURDAY—A BIG COMBINATION OF ONE 60 PAGE LINEN TABLET Regular 30c Value ONE PACKAGE LINEN ENVELOPES Heavy Weight, Regular 15c Both for Saturday Only Limit Two Combination to a C WATCH FOR OUR NEXT WEEK'S SPECIAL Heying's Pharmac "ON THE CORNER" EDITORIAL NICY M. DEPEW AT BRAIN OF YOUTH Sprightliness and vigor at his exto be attributed to his uniformity edition, his sunny philosophy of life operation in all his habits. Worry up to him. He has worked hard. has taken time to play and to bobby—after-dinner speaking. He name as an orator. Of cheerfulness and moderation learned from the life of Mr. Depew. much tension, too much worry, too ing strenuosity today. Too many many women are forgetting how OWNED PIANIST IS PATRONIZED Earnings of $460,000 since last the record made by Ignace Jan his concerts in the United States. pianist composer and Polish patged $7000 for three hours of mucine criticism this as being profiteernothing of the kind. Genius cand. How much is Thomas Edison or bank to the world, in a material such is William Shakespeare worth intellectually? The inspiration, the cultural imgreat violinist or the great singer is worth more than can be callers and cents. Ignace Jan Padeoverpaid. No other genius is overdue to America that it appreciates ment. This is shown in music, in literature. Apost when men vote as their fathathers did. Votes are based upon convictions, not upon the predilectudes of the past. ABE MARTIN Tipton Bud has got a joke on his wife. She thinks he's losin' his hearin'. It's mighty fine't be satisfied with yourself if you kin walk without showin' it. WISE AND WITTY At times we fear the human race will be destroyed, and then we see a man who thinks he is pretty, and we don't care if it is. "The vamp", says an ad., "is of unfinished kid." All the kid vamps we have seen impress us as being raw, but we can see their finish. A widow who has money to burn soon finds old flames to help burn it. FOR SALE One New Thomas— More Airplane PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) There is always a beauty contest in a social set that includes a rich young bachelor. It is a very remarkable near-beer joint whose running expenses don't include rum-running. Among other things that promote ill health is the knowledge that the boss won't dock you. The world might be happy if all were rich. For that matter, it might be if all were poor. You can't tell by the arrogance of a man's speech on how many suckers lists his name appears. Too many parents think the art of raising children consists in saing: "Run away and don't bother me." A walking cane isn't a lip stick just because the youngster who twirls one has too much lip. There are 3,867 cuss words in our language, all of which are inadequate when you get the wrong number. The only time the average wife can rest without her conscience huring is while her hair is drying. Lots of men think they are contending for a principle when their sole actuating motive is common mulishness. Don't plume yourself in time of good fortune. A chicken's feathers come out easily when it gets in hot water. In our free and easy speech, 'annoyed' and 'put out' means the same. But they don't in the case of the French invader. If it is true that 21 senior co-eds at Columbia university never have been kissed, what's the advantage in FOR SALE One New Thomas—Morse Airplane Will consider trade in on good used car for further information see G. C. GRIFFIN 226 So. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL COMPANY Hay, Grain, Feeds, Poultry Supplies Fertilizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides Public Weigh Masters 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim, California 85 HATS AT McDONALD'S FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Fully Equipped Repair Shop Guaranteed Cost Chevrolet Repairs Superior Model by Expert Mechanics Clutch Job Comprises Installation of New Lining and Service Adjustment Guaranteed Cost $8.50 Valve Grinding Includes taking up all Bear-tor, Plugs and Breaker Points and Tuning Motor Guaranteed Cost $5.25 Foot Brakes Relining, including all materials Guaranteed Cost $4.75 DAY g Day at extremely low prices to Center Street Window. BINATION OFFER 23c combination to a Customer WEEK'S SPECIAL armacy Valve Grinding Includes taking up all Beartor, Plugs and Breaker Points and Tuning Motor Guaranteed Cost $5.25 Foot Brakes Relining, including all materials Guaranteed Cost $4.75 Front Axle New King Pins, Tie Rod Bolta, and all Bushings, Line up Wheels, Adjust and Greane Wheel Bearings Guaranteed Cost $7.25 Motor Overhaul Includes taking up all Bearings, New Wrist Pins, New Rings, Grind Valves Clean Carburetor and Gas Line, Clean Spark Plugs and Adjust Breaker Points, Straighten ConRods. Install New Gears in Oil Pump and Blow Out Lines, All New Gaskets, Five quarts of Good Oil Guaranteed Cost $31 Labor Cost Only on Other Operations Differential overhauled $8.50 New Universal installed $4.50 Transmission overhauled $6.75 New Fly Wheel installed $7.50 Our Work Only the Best and Guaranteed F. P. Taggart Co. Anaheim Office 328 W. Center Phone 490 FRIDAY, APRIL 27TH, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange co. Per Yr. $6; Six Months $1.75 Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter. GRAPHS PANTOMIME by J. H. Striebel J. McINNES CASH BUYER OF VALENCIA ORANGES Plant Opp. Santa Fe Depot, Orange Phones Office 50 Delivery Dept. 719 Evenings 14 or When in need, advertise in the Plain Dealer. $5 Per Month AND UP FIREPROOF AUTO STORAGE 24 Hour Service WEST BROS. 1 Block South of Flagpole Phone 31 OLIVE, CALIF. Phone Orange 418 FULLERTON, CALIF. Phone Fullerton 60 CASH FOR YOUR VALENCIA ORANGES OLIVE, CALIP. Phone Orange 418 FULLERTON, CALIP. Phone Fullerton 600 CASH FOR YOUR VALENCIA ORANGES OLIVE FRUIT CO. Successors to PEPPERS FRUIT CO. A. J. MILLER Fullerton 640 V. H. FROSS Orange 260 W. J. KADAU Orange 454 A. H., T. OSBORNE Fullerton 25 OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT FLENTGE DRUG CO. 237 East Center Street —on— SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 9 A. M. SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 9 A. M. We Invite You To inspect this beautiful modern drug store. Equipment and fixtures used are the very latest Let Us Serve You Your patronage is earnestly solicited assuring you quality merchandise, drugs and service unequalled. Flentge Drug Co. 237 East Center Street Anaheim; Calif.