oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-26

EDITORIAL AND FEATURES An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher Daily Greeting To Our Readers It is written, "To serve God and live to him is easy to him who doeth it." Truly it is so to him who doeth it for love, but it is hard and wearisome to him who doeth it for hire. But God rejoiceth more over one man who truly loceth, than over a thousand hirclings.—Theologia Germanica. IRRIGATION PROJECTS UNDER INQUIRY Reclamation projects of the federal government are not satisfactory to settlers. There is much complaint from several states of the west. An investigation is to be made by a committee of Congress, to determine where the source of complaint lies. Ranchers are not doing well on some of these reclaimed lands. It is said that the national government is not liberal enough in its terms, in dealing with settlers. Those who go upon lands hitherto desert, to reclaim them, deserve the easiest terms it is possible to give. The early years of ranching of that nature are more or less experimental. The man on the land should be given especially easy terms during the first years of his ranching. Then come his greatest expenses in bringing the land under cultivation and in building a home. He must take the risk of crop failures, total or partial. He must take chances with adverse forces which are beyond his control. Meantime, he is developing into valuable productiveness land which, in the years and generations to come, will add immensely to the nation's produced wealth. He should have generous consideration at the hands of Uncle Sam. Europe will not be what it should be until it gets further away from militarism than it has been. Changing the political geography is pastime yet in Europe. TEACH LITTLE ONES IN PROPER WAY It is important that children be taught—that they be educated. But it also is quite important that they be taught aright. Proper teaching calls for careful thought, prudence and tact on the part of those who teach. Particularly important is the instruction given little ones, in the elementary years. Europe will not be what it should be until it gets further away from militarism than it has been. Changing the political geography is pastime yet in Europe. TEACH LITTLE ONES IN PROPER WAY It is important that children be taught—that they be educated. But it also is quite important that they be taught aright. Proper teaching calls for careful thought, prudence and tact on the part of those who teach. Particularly important is the instruction given little ones, in the elementary years. It is interesting to contemplate the suggestions made by Mrs. Grace Stanley, state director of elementary education, as to the three fundamentals to be recognized in education—that children be taught the right attitude toward each other; that they be given opportunity to exercise initiative; and that they be taught the value of sustained effort—the necessity of sticking with a problem until it is finished. Sustained effort is of the greatest importance. Without it none of the masterly works which glorify mankind would be achieved. It is only through great trials and tribulations—through trying effort—that wondrous worth-while things are brought to pass. It is the person who, in early life, is trained to strive incessantly, without discouragement—without giving way to despair—who is best equipped, in mental frame, to accomplish things surpassingly. The public should not be made to suffer because of grudges in industry between labor and capital. These differences should be eliminated basically. The public should not be mulcted at the behest of either side to an industrial controversy. The EASY Vacuum Electric Washer Easy Terms AMERICA'S LEADING WASHER NO BELTS 10-SHEET CAPACITY Gas Heater The Fastest Washer Phone Today for Demonstration ANAHEIM ELECTRIC CO. 209 WEST CENTER ST.—Phone 59 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Loma Vista Memorial Park Cemetery Fastest Washer Phone Today for Demonstration ANAHEIM ELECTRIC CO. 209 WEST CENTER ST.—Phone 59 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Loma Vista Memorial Park Cemetery ESTABLISHED 1914 Endowed for Perpetual Maintenance Loma Vista is the only Cemetery in Northern Orange County that is endowed for perpetual upkeep CONTINENTAL MAUSOLEUM CO. —FULLERTON— DIRECTORS—L. S. Himes, President; B. F. Pinson, Vice President; F. E. Proud, F. C. Rimpau, Argus Adams BUSINESS OFFICE—18 Standard Bank Bldg. Phone 158 Franklin Howatt, Secretary BRICK COMMON AND FACE IN LIGHT GRAY COLOR, CAPACITY 40,000 PER DAY Brickman, Plaster and Concrete Sand—Day or Night Service Factory located, La Palma and West Streets, One Block South of Fullerton Water Plant Orange County Brick & Tile Co. Inc. Phone—Anaheim 395 Our guess is that the quality of scopolamin, the true drug, grew weary of list golf scores. The only man who lived and indifferent when you pay him a profit for his banker. The reason a man joins in his fellows is because do to him the things like to do to them. Eventually, perhaps, fares will do away with entirely in order to provide parking space. The National Association Retail Clothiers says they be little change in me this season. But why? Correct this sentence: this suit, John," conside wife, "but I'm afraid it too expensive." We like the cynical of the department store that lists books under of "furniture." The labor shortage is now that a window-wash seventh floor can't attract than five or six loafers. Mr. Coolidge's attitude a world court won't future so much as his at ward mayonnaise dressl ES day her Plain Dealer FRIDAY, OCT Subscription Rate Entered at the Po CUTTING A "BIG STICK" DRASTIC NATIONAL DRY ENFORCEMENT CRUSADE PROHIBITION WOOD-SHED POLITICS LAX. FEDERAL DAY AGENTS GOV. PINCHOT ON Why pa scenery that less landlore Why no suit? There i will have to ward and to There l You take me that is reni never a satir and there b of it and le A dress fications and take a just When y can tell wha pidation in mortgage you installment Do it to lions who h We haw the legal pr The tru ed with wa Probab "Dp Yo vertisement. It is ha it would be A psyc true some c Paul Sp engagement We Have No directing hi PARAGRAPHS War will end the race, and that will end war. Splendid isolation: Sitting at a distance to scold. Bigamy is just the triumph of curiosity over experience. Mob: Prejudice in sufficient quantity to cover the yellow streak. Urging Lloyd George to come back may not be an invitation to return. Some college boys write home frequently, and some have checking accounts. Another eternal triangle that causes trouble is a masculine appetite, a bride and a can-opener. The reasonableness of a wage depends on whether you are doing it or having it done. Brass has its uses, but it fails miserably as a substitute for gold in backing paper currency. When a literary critic has interpreted a book, everybody can get the basic idea except the author. Poise is the quality that keeps a man from thinking all grins personal the first time he wears knickers. Special gas stations for jitney drivers. Now if Henry will only establish special streets for them. Amateur hunting should be encouraged. It is delightful exercise, and it doubtless amuses the poor rabbits. ABE MARTIN STOP! Th' only make or break proposition that don't require any capital is marriage. Th' greatest benefactor Germany ever had was Guttenberg, th' inventor of th' printin' press. SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON Feed a patient When he's hot, That will make the Doctor trot. The fewer the clothes the fewer the colds. Oh, Lord, we trust no Autumn gust will bring us influenza. What we need now is a law to keep people from exceeding the feed limit. When losing weight Just ventilate And let the sunshine in; When weight is off There's oft'a cough That keeps a fellow thin. The broker often eats twice as much as the woodsman—and lives half as long. Teaching hygiene and sanitation in the schools today will pay big dividends tomorrow. Don't flirt with grippe or pneumonia, Don't sit in your office and stew; Don't pester a hungry bacillus, You're flirting with "flu" when you do. When one is not comfortable with the room temperature at 68, he may be sure that the humidity is too low. Ordinary steam radiators usually render the air excessively dry and a temperature of even 75 may make one feel "chilly"—due to the rapid evaporation of perspiration. When a literary critic has interpreted a book, everybody can get the basic idea except the author. Poise is the quality that keeps a man from thinking all grins personal the first time he wears knickers. Special gas stations for jitney drivers. Now if Henry will only establish special streets for them. Amateur hunting should be encouraged. It is delightful exercise, and it doubtless amuses the poor rabbits. Our guess is that the inventor of scopolamin, the truth-forcing drug, grew weary of listening to golf scores. The only man who looks cold and indifferent when you wish to pay him a profit for his wares is the banker. The reason a man loses faith in his fellows is because they do to him the things he would like to do to them. Eventually, perhaps, county fairs will do away with exhibits entirely in order to provide adequate parking space. The National Association of Retail Clothiers says there will be little change in men's pants this season. But why rub it in? Correct this sentence: "I like this suit, John," considered the wife, "but I'm afraid it's a little too expensive." We like the cynical frankness of the department store catalog that lists books under the head of "furniture." The labor shortage is so acute now that a window-washer at the seventh floor can't attract more than five or six loafers. Mr. Coolidge's attitude toward a world court won't affect his future so much as his attitude toward mayonnaise dressing. DUTCH BULBS HAVE JUST ARRIVED AT Highway Bulb Gardens HYACINTHS, TULIPS AND NARCISSI. GLADIOLUS BULBS ARE ALSO READY. 2 MI. SO. ON LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE $2R1. Don't peater a hungry bacillus. You're flirting with "flu" when you do. When one is not comfortable with the room temperature at 68, he may be sure that the humidity is too low. Ordinary steam radiators usually render the air excessively dry and a temperature of even 75 may make one feel "chilly"—due to the rapid evaporation of perspiration. WHO'S WHO IN THE DAYS NEWS ERNST LINNENKAMP Ernst Linnenkamp, celebrated portrait artist, recently caused a furore when he announced that American women were the best dressed women in the world, but most of them "were painted dolls." Now, however, Linnenkamp has modified his latter statement somewhat. Ten years ago the famous art critic, Professor Beerman, predicted concerning Linnenkamp that there might be expected of him a new path in the much abused field of portraying. Linnenkamp seems to have fulfilled that prophesy, according to art critics. He has studied his art in Dueselderdorf, Munich, Paris, London, Rome, Spain, Holland and Germany. His favorite bit of work is a portrait of the late Arthur Nikisch, former conductor of the Leipside Philharmonic orchestra. It was begun when Nikisch was ill—the illness which resulted in his death. Students say that Linnenkamp felt that the great musician was dying and subconsciously forced this into his work. Linenenkamp's art and life are closely linked, it is proved, by the fact that he married the woman whom he has called the perfect type of Viennese beauty. He has used her frequently in his portraits. FRIDAY, OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH, 1923 Subscription Rate—In No. Orange co., per Yr. $3; 6 Months, $1.75. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as 2nd class matter. ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT OUR EFFICIENCY COURSE Own Your Own Dress Suit Why pay rent when you can own your own dress suit and enjoy scenery that belongs to yourself? Why pay your wages to the heartless landlord who owns the dress suit? Why not become an owner and not the mere tenant of a dress suit? There is no place like a dress suit. You never can tell when you will have to take refuge in it, and what a comfort it is to look forward and to realize that you will have a dress suit in your old age. There is a certain satisfaction in owning your own dress suit. You take more interest in it than in one that you rent. A dress suit that is rented, especially when the rent is in the wrong place, is never a satisfaction to you. You don't take pride in fixing it up here and there because you don't know when you will have to move out of it and leave your improvements for another to enjoy. A dress suit that is built according to your own plans and specifications and to fit your particular needs is one in which you always take a just pride. When you move about from one dress suit to another you never can tell what your environment is going to be nor the state of dilapidation in which it has been left by the last tenant. By floating a mortgage you can easily own one yourself, and in buying it on the installment plan it will seem just like paying rent. Do it today. Own your own dress suit. See the contented millions who have taken the plunge. We have come to the conclusion that it will be a terrible blow to the legal profession when W. E. D. Stokes retires to private life. The trouble with American currency seems to be that it is afflicted with wanderlust. Probably we will never be able to nickname him Credulous Cal. "Do You Begin to Give Out at 5 O'clock?" asks a prominent advertisement. No, indeed, the hour is about noon. It is hardly a laudable ambition, but it does sometimes seem that it would be pleasant to have money enough to be a tax dodger. A psychoanalyst says slow thinkers live the longest. If that is true some congressmen ought to live forever. Paul Specht, the orchestra leader, who has just returned from an engagement in the London music halls and cafes told of his hit, "Yes We Have No Bananas," to English audiences. One night, when he was directing his orchestra at the New Corner House in Piccadilly, a young Englishman sataler over to his stand and said: "Do You Begin to Give Out at 5 O'clock?" asks a prominent advertiser. No, indeed, the hour is about noon. It is hardly a laudable ambition, but it does sometimes seem that it would be pleasant to have money enough to be a tax dodger. A psychoanalyst says slow thinkers live the longest. If that is true some congressmen ought to live forever. Paul Specht, the orchestra leader, who has just returned from an engagement in the London music halls and cafes told of his hit, "Yes We Have No Bananas," to English audiences. One night, when he was directing his orchestra at the New Corner House in Piccadilly, a young Englishman sauntered over to his stand and said: "I beg your pardon, sir, but will you kindly rendah that new Yankee composition entitled, 'There Seems to be an Insufficiency of Bananas in the U. S. A.'" A good many states in Europe seem to be hesitating between being ruled by crowned heads or boneheads. Lloyd George is coming over but not to make a lecture tour. He isn't an Englishman, you know. Just a Welshman. China is now either two or three republics. When the Chinese finally adopt a modern idea, they go to it on a wholesale plan. We will not believe the Germans have gone entirely balmy until they try to make an emperor out of the ex-crown prince. NOW IN ANAHEIM! 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