oc-plain-dealer 1923-05-04

THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER An Independent Newspaper, Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester, Editor & Pub. Lotus H. Louden, Adv. Managetr DAILY GREETINGS TO OUR READERS Thou canst not fail! The future all unknown Lie sin thy power—its secrets are thine own, There’s not a task that thou canst not fulfill, Strong in the thought, “as thou thyself shalt will. TRUE LOVE MARRIAGE OF BRITISH PRINCE Great Britain once more has witnessed a beautiful love match consummated in which a member of the royal family is a figure. Prince Albert, Duke of York, a wholesome, manly young son of the royal house, led to the altar Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, a sweet, sensible, loveable Scotch lassie. It is a love match, just as was that of Princess Mary and Viscount Lacey. These matrimonial linkings of royalty with the commons gratify the British people and draw commons and crown more closely together. King George and Queen Mary have a family of unusual excellence as compared with the royal houses of Europe. There has been no scandal there. The offspring of the royal family are trained into simplicity and unostentatiousness. There is nowhere a more democratic, less snobish person than the Prince of Wales. All of the members of the royal family have been trained to usefulness, and many noble acts of charity, philanthropy and gracious helpfulness come from them. G. HAROLD POWELL IS MEMORIALIZED Southern California is proud to claim G. Harold Powell as its own His labors in private A LITTLE TALK THRIFT By S. W. STRAUS, President America for Thrift Not doing things well is no better doing them at all. To perform one’s tasks thoroughly good exemplification of thrift because through this thoroughness of perform progress is made. There is an old proverb to the eagle "the fellow with one idea generally goes while he who calls him a fool dies pearl matter what a man’s occupation may excels in his work, you will find his moving upward. He may only be able thing, but if he can do it thoroughly cessfully, circumstances will drive him important duties. A great many young men fall to the world simply because of superficial complishment, which is but another thriflessness in time and opportunity. The problems of life are so large and the range of human endeavor is that individual effort to be effective limited to definite lines. The young man of today has a limit of opportunity before him and he can the scheme of progress successfully imitate that there is always need for those do things well. Our schools and colleges will soon bring their young men and young women to the world. They have completed their emic lessons, but they still have been those lessons which can be learned on practical school of life. In entering life perhaps the one lesson they shall first of all is that it is better to know well than to know a score of things tally, and that it is better to be able thing right than to have twenty all complishments. G. HAROLD POWELL IS MEMORIALIZED Southern California is proud to claim G. Harold Powell as its own. His labors here in private enterprise were remarkably successful. His patriotic services during the World War were notable and deserving of the memorial that has been set up to him in the Department of Agriculture at Washington. As an aid to the food Administration Mr. Powell was a valuable factor in tiding the American people over the critical days when the issues of the World War were being decided. Mr. Powell was an excellent citizen. He exemplified the public-spirited virtues which make citizenship useful, dignified, serviceable. In peace he achieved remarkable things in development of the fruit industry in Southern California and in working out marketing conditions which have made the industry successful and a source of great gain to this section. His memory should be cherished here and throughout the land. TOWN IN REVIEW POINTS MADE BY POETS Work without Hope draws nectar in a sieve. And Hope without an object cannot live. —Samuel Taylor Coleridge. HEAR! HEAR! Wanted—An editor who can read, write and argue politics, and at the same time be religious, funny, scientific and historical at will, write to please everybody, know everything without asking or being told, always having something good to say of everybody else, live on wind and make more money than enemies. For such a man a good opening will be made (in the graveyard). He is too good to live—Fallbrook Enterprise. FRIEDA'S FOLLIES I never borrow when I am hard up. There are so many simpler ways. We were dining in a restaurant. The smartest in town. I knew our host would have dozens of waiters. That was why I accepted. He always sat me to his left. I kept him from making faux pas. He knew my value. I knew him. A fool and his money soon part. NEW YORK LETTER BY LUCY JEANNE PRICE NEW YORK, May 3.—Maybe our mission is sentimental—or humorous—be it's nothing of the sort. Maybe bother with the language and term plants. Anyhow, the announcement made that four trees are to be planted base of the City Hall Park status of tue—and they are to be weeping will those who remember the intense dirow one might even call it—evoke statue itself when it was erected last year is something ironic in this choice, rai the practical plain of what one exp city commissions. The statue is that described by Mayor Hyland as a "pro who tramples on sirens at his feet in discombited some of our women's org One thousand dollars for the best job achieving world peace, or for a sour of the labor problem—that wouldn't arbitrant. And a good many of our would set themselves hard at work to could be done about it. The recently $1000 prize here in New York was not such academic matter. After all, a ple might think the peace award w money. This one thousand was for FRIEDA'S POLLIES I never borrow when I am hard up. There are so many simpler ways. We were dining in a restaurant. The smartest in town. I knew our host would have dogens of waiters. That was why I accepted. He always sat me to his left. I kept him from making faux pas. He knew my value. I knew hid. A fool and his money soon part. He left a $10 bill for the waiter. It is so vulgar to overtip. I certainly prevented it, in this case. SPEAKING of these endurance dances, when it comes to endurance the American public beats all records. They are raising Cain about Taft's $10,000 annuity from the Carnegie foundation. If the child slave drivers and employers who underpay women have any sense of justice they'll be handling out annuities to some of the associate justices. The voice of the people, ultimately, is all powerful with the politicians. But no species of legerdemain can they fool "all the people all the time." Courtesy week is now over. Hey, move over and give us a seat, will yer. POINTS MADE BY POETS Let knowledge grow from more to more, But more of reverence in us dwell; That mind and soul, according well, May make one music as before—Tennyson. A neck is what we get into trouble up to. Always be serious while making love. Love laughs at jokesmith. A highbrow is a person, who, in a group of 10, thinks the other nine are below the average. FRIEDA'S POLLIES We were hunting. The men were hunting game. I was hunting a man. Spent my last son on my outfit. It ought to have taken. But didn't. I lonely being treated courteously. When it's romance you want. He and I went alone into the woods. One such a frightful shot. He was wounded in the arm. I had aimed at his heart. I enjoyed "Back to Methuselah", seem good to see Shaw once more in lightsome moments, in the "Devil's which the Theater Guild has just done". The amused satire, the hard bitterness philosopher playwright are here in enjoyable form, and the cast makes them. Basil Sydney is the hero, flaunting debonnair, almost swashbuckling, and can do that sort of thing more than he, while the smooth, crisp, genial land Young has excelled opportunity of General Burgoyne. Lotus Robb, this is her demurest self in the role of the wife. Undoubtedly the proudest and harshest New York is Guiseppe Riese he should be. What other citizen of whole glorious concert for him alone in Italy, his boyhood chum was an eppe, Guiseppe Argentino, who left while still a youth. Just recently he too must come to this concert visit his friends of other days. Whirved, what was his amazement to the other boy had become famous. An impressario passing a Brooklyn heard a golden tenor voice pouring for notes. It was Guiseppe Argentino, was arranged at the town hall for the singer and proved a tremendous success Rosso had missed it. What misery! he arranged his childhood friend assasin "I will give another concert just for so a theater was engaged and there she of the great public concert was repeated audience of one. TLE TALK ON THRIFT AUS, President American Society things well is no better than not all. one's tasks thoroughly is a very citation of thrift because it is only enoughness of performance that made. old proverb to the effect that with one idea generally grows rich, calls him a fool dies poor". No man's occupation may be, if he work, you will find his steadily. He may only be able to do one can do it thoroughly and sucstances will drive him into more eyes. may young men fail to get on in only because of superficiality in acwhich is but another name for time and opportunity. of life are so large and complex of human endeavor is so wide effort to be effective must be site lines. han of today has a limitless range before him and he can fit into progress successfully if he realis always need for those who can and colleges will soon be sendmen and young women out inThey have completed their acadbut they still have before them which can be learned only in the of life. In entering this new one lesson they should learn that it is better to know one thing know a score of things superficieit is better to be able to do one an to have twenty slipshod acThe dust from the street. The March wind blows— Down in the cistern where The rain water goes. When there's dust on the roof the clistern catches it. Shake hand with a "flu" victim and you'll get a hand-made gripe. April showers, milk that sours, anxious hours and, then, flowers. Be he broker, he he miner. ABE MARTIN PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Correspondent: Noun, singular; third person, divorce case. Americanism is something you and your partisans have a monoply of. The only two creatures referred to as "so human" are a great man and a monkey. Some children are free to have a good time, and some have mothers who worry about them. You can always tell when your dairyman has the blues. They are reflected in the milk. France is eager for air supraracy, and Heinle is just as eager to have her take the air. Still, the rattle of the sabre over there doesn't menace life much more than the rattle of the jitneys over here. Without are sense he can become a Bachelor of Arts, but he has to be artful to remain a bachelor. In the old days the difference between a nobody and a somebody was in the blood. Now it's in the bank. It is a rare conscience that will come out of hiding and bark furiously when there is a profit in sight. There are many dreadful diseases but one of the most dangerous is to have is the price of an operation. Correct this sentence: "The wife has a quart put away some place for medical use, but I've never looked for it." The sardine canneries that are adopting efficiency methods might do it the way a street conductor handles the situation. BY DR. W. F. THOMSON The dust from the street, The March wind blows— Down in the cistern where The rain water goes. When there's dust on the roof the clistern catches it. Shake it with a "flu" victim and you'll get a hand-made gripe. April showers, milk that sours, anxious hours and, then, flowers. Be he broker, be he miner. Over-eating gets them all; When the dinner fits the diner Doctors seldom have to call. When a carriage horse eats like a plow horse, he's soon disqualified as a carriage horse. When typhoid is frequent and the death rate is high, look for the cause in the water supply. Said my subconscious mind To my conscious self— "Down in the cellar there's a vint on the shelf." Then my consciousness growled At my subaculousness. For well it remembered That bootlegger mess. Guarding your health one week in the year, you'll find in the end is a custom that's dear. "The worst case I ever had came from Cuba," said the doctor as the caddie handed him his Canadian Club. $50.00 Reward To anyone who will bring us a watch which cannot be repaired to keep time. We are now in a position to give you the very lowest prices and at the same time we use only genuine factory material. OUR JEWELRY REPAIRING CAN'T BE BEAT The Jewel Box ARTHUR A. COHEN Prop. 223 W. Center, Anaheim. $20 When invested in L.* A. actual interest in the general expenses of all Hill, located in the farm from six 3000-barrel pro The statue is that of the hero Mayor Hylan as a "rough guy". On sirens at his feet in a way that some of our women's organizations. dollars for the best idea toward peace, or for a sound solution problem—that wouldn't seem exaggerated. A good many of our savants themselves hard at work to see what about it. The recently awarded here in New York was not for any matter. After all, a lot of people the peace award was wasted one thousand was for something there can be no disagreement—which civilization gets full value indeed. It was for the most recent given at a hair dressers exhibition Gilligan, of C. Nestle Co., left contest with the check folded. One thousand dollars is apt to pay most any time. And Alleen same establishment won the second. It's a happy and prosperous round Nestle's these days. The find yourself with a perfectly good hair, remember how much itsirk up with pride accordingly. Back to Methuselah", but it did see Shaw once more in one of his moments, in the "Devil's Descripte", theater Guild has just presented.aire, the hard bitterness of this daywright are here in their most, and the cast makes the most of dney is the hero, flaunting, aurly, most swashbuckling, and on one sort of thing more attractively is the smooth, crisp, genius of Roys excelled opportunity in the roleargoye. Lorus Robb, the demure, self in the role of the pastor's the proudest and happiest man New York is Gulpepe Rosso. And What other citizen ever had a concert for him alone? Back boyhood chum was another Gulpepe Argentino, who left America youth. Just recently Roesg de-must come to this country and ends of other days. When he arrives his amazement to learn that had become famous overnight? Passing a Brooklyn laundry tenor voice pouring forth liquid Gulpepe Argentina. A concert at the town hall for the untufured loved a tremendous success. And used it. What misery! 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