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EDITORIAL AND FEATURES
An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday
Paul V. Hester Editor and Publisher
DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS
No sea more foreign rolls than breaks each morn
Across our threshold, when the day is born;
We sail at sunrise daily "outward bound."
—Helen Hunt Jackson
VETERANS' BUREAU IN LINE OF FIRE
Discounting, to reasonable extent, the accusations of outrageous treatment of World War veterans at the hands of many connected with the Federal Veterans' Bureau, yet there remains enough truth not to be questioned, to show that these has been shameful treatment of veterans and lamentable failure, on the part of those administering the Veterans' Bureau, to meet the requirements of disabled soldiers.
Amplifications of the recent investigation by a committee of Congress are being made. Sufficient evidence is gathered to warrant a house cleaning, should it be found that any of those guilty of grafting and mistreatment of veterans are yet in government service.
While official house cleaning is proceeding in Washington, it would be well to make it complete, basing findings upon ascertained truth, not upon hysteria, or prejudice, or passion. "Turn the rascals out" is all right. But no innocent man should be turned out and branded a "rascal".
Teepot Dome is furnishing the oil of scandal. Public indignation will apply the purifying fire. The American people will not tolerate the exploiting of their natural riches.
ELECTIONS IN MEXICO MAY BE PEACEFUL
Mexico is to hold a presidential election next July. For some time violence and bloodshed in connection with political affairs down there have threatened to persist. But assurances come from a member of the cabinet of President Obregon that the presidential polling in July will proceed in peace and that President Obregon will not stand for re-election.
It is to be hoped that the election may not be preceded or followed by outbreaks of violence. Complete and permanent pacification of Mexico would be of inestimable benefit to that
ELECTIONS IN MEXICO MAY BE PEACEFUL
Mexico is to hold a presidential election next July. For some time violence and bloodshed in connection with political affairs down there have threatened to persist. But assurances come from a member of the cabinet of President Obregon that the presidential polling in July will proceed in peace and that President Obregon will not stand for re-election.
It is to be hoped that the election may not be preceded or followed by outbreaks of violence. Complete and permanent pacification of Mexico would be of inestimable benefit to that country, as well as being of great advantage to the United States. There is no excuse for armed strife in Mexico. There are no reforms needed which cannot be worked out in peace, by constitutional methods. Insurrections down there usually are instituted and fostered by men politically ambitious, whose ambitions are their guiding influence. Civil war based on such selfish considerations is not justifiable.
Abraham Lincoln is appreciated today. But he was not appreciated while he lived. More appreciation for the living great is in order.
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POEMS THAT
ODE
We are the music-nAnd we are the dridreams,
Wandering by lonelers,
And sitting by
streams;
World-losers and
suckers,
On whom the pogleams,
Yet we are the mute
shakers
Of the world for
seems.
With wonderful deaties
We build up the worcities,
And out of a fabuWe fashion an
glory:
One man with a pleasure,
Shall go forth and
crown;
And three with a measure
Can trample and
down.
We, in the ages lying
In the buried poearth,
Built Nineveh with ing,
And Bubel itself mirth;
And overthrow to prophesying
To the old of the noworth;
For each age is a d
PARAGRAPHS
By ROBERT QUILLEN
Shiek is pronounced "sheek" or "shake," but Sister pronounces hers divine.
This new knee-flask idea is disheartening. The stuff was low-down enogh.
However, the Shenandoah's isn't the only nose to show the effects after a spree.
Actors don't feel their parts, and a kiss means nothing except that the last reel is about over.
Table: Even after election he delighted to shake hands with the amely and unwashed.
The reason chickens come home to roost is because every live place is closed up downtown.
More coal has fewer heat units than the adjectives that sizzle up through the radiators when Dad finds the furnace fire out.
Of course "scofflaw" will work, think how careful pedestrians are since "jaywalker" was invented.
A he-man is one who leaves some against his will merely of how his wife that she can't be a limm.
Let us not take it too seriously. No official has even dreamed of selling the tax concession.
We are afraid Butter knows little of physiology. He tells copso use their heads in making a pinch.
A government of checks and balances in all right, except that nobody knows who will get the checks.
Even when the meek inherit the earth, some will be too proud to get between the plow handles.
ABE MARTIN
Nobuddy loves a fat man, anth' demrid fer stout girls is hardly worn mentionin'. Bad weather is no longer an alibi in these days o' closed cars.
The smaller the town the greater the conviction that righteousness consists in doing stupid things you don't wish to do.
Add two or three thousand to our population in the next year or two each with a pay roll, and watch results. Give us factories.
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12 Angeles Snow.....35.00
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17 Doblo Steam.....7.50
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5600 Harvey Rim.....Bid
25 Henderson Pet.....Bid
4 Industrial No. 2.....7.50
5 Julian No. 1.....27.50
2 Julian No. 1.....7.50
2 Old Colony Trust.....20.00
5 Rio Grande Oil.....95.00
400 Sespe I. & P.....45
10 W. Auto S.com.....11.50
1000 Oceanic.....25
300 Port Lobos.....35
10 Snowolene Oil.....20.00
10 Snowolene Ref.....32.50
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Units
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Julian Petr. Julian Pump
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY TWENTY-SIXTH, 1924
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POEMS THAT LIVE
ODE
We are the music-makers,
And we are the dreamers of dreams,
Wandering by long sea-break-ons,
And sitting by desolate streams;
World-losers and world-for-sakers,
On whom the pale moon gleams,
Yet we are the movers and shakers
Of the world for ever, it seems.
With wonderful deathless ditties
We build up the world's great cities,
And out of a fabulous story
We fashion an empire's glory:
One man with a dream, at pleasure,
Shall go forth and conquer a crown;
And three with a new song's measure
Can trample an empire down.
We, in the ages lying
In the buried past of the earth,
Built Nineveh with our sighing,
And Bubel itself with our mirth;
And o'erthrow them with prophesying
To the old of the new world's worth;
For each age is a dream that
ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
A MESSAGE
"Let not your heart be troubled,
Neither let it be afraid."
All evil is but a mist,
Black, turgid foul,
Rising from the Sea of Error,
Swirled by the Winds of Hate
Against the eternal immutable
Hills of Truth,
Powerless to oppose
The mighty on-rushing,
The urge irresistible
Of the Tides of Righteousness
Ever forcing man
Onward and upward
To Realms of Perfection.
"Let not your heart be troubled,
Neither let it be afraid."
William Bradford Dickson
to me only with thine eyes,
And I will pledge with mine;
Or leave a _____ but in the cup
And I'll not look for _____
The _____ that from the soul doth rise
Doth ask a drink divine;
But might I of Jove's nectar sup,
I would not change for thine.
All of the poets are won by the sporting writers in February and March, and Bill Bunkum, our baseball expert, already is in the South digging up dope for us that will be discovered by Damon Runyon, Grantland Rice, Norman Brown and other millionaire scribes later on.
Bill's first letter (he's so sure his stuff is exclusive that he never takes the trouble to telegraph) disappoints us somewhat. He has not discovered a single embryonic Cobb or Matthewsan. He devotes himself exclusively to statistics:
"Sixteen teams will begin the march to the gannans early.
Sixteen promising first basemen, 16 promising second basemen, 16 promising shortstops, 16 promising third basemen, 16 promising catchers, 32 promising outfielders and 48 promising pitchers will be found by the sporting writers in the spring training camps. All of them, however, will need a little more seasoning before they are fit for the big league grade. Manager ... Deileva," my sporting colleagues will wire back home for the edification of the palpitating fans.
"Cold will intrude itself into 16 training camps. For eight exhibition games will be postponed on account of rain."
Twenty college pitcher will hold major league teams to two hits and hot sticks will report a brisk moment.
We, in the ages lying
In the buried past of the earth,
Built Nineteen with our sighing,
And Bubel itself with our mirth;
And o'erthrow them with prophesying
To the old of the new world's worth;
For each age is a dream that is dying.
Or one that is coming to birth.
Arthur O'Shaughnessy
FROG RAISING
MUSHROOM GROWING
New York, New York
Williamsburg, New York
Maintenance of 15
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DR W R BLAKELY
OPHOTHEIST
ANAHEIM CALIF.
Sixteen teams will begin the march to the pennants early.
Sixteen promising first basemen, 16 promising second basemen, 16 promising shortstops, 16 promising third basemen, 16 promising catchers, 32 promising outfielders and 48 promising pitchers will be found by the sporting writers in the spring training camps. All of them, however, will need a little more conditioning before they are fit for the big league grade. Manager..... Or heaves, my sporting colleagues will wire back home for the addition of the palpitating fans.
"Cold will intrude itself into 16 training camps. Forty-eight exhibition games will be postponed on account of rain.
Twenty college pitchers will hold major league teams to two hits, and hat stores will report a brisk upward turn in business.
Two managers will announce, 'We're going to repeat.'
Twelve managers will announce, 'We're going to be on top when the curtain is rung down on the season.'
Two managers will announce, 'The "_____" is a building for next year. Next year is the year we win the pennant.'
Two hundred and fifty horseback tossers will announce that they are in the best condition of their career.
One hundred rookie twirlers will have a sore arm the second day of the training season.
There will be 380 cases of charley-horse in the training camp.
One hundred and two sporting writers will make week-end trips to Cuba."
The editor of the Altamont, Mo., Times is a Comical Cut-Ups.
"A monologue," he writes, "is a conversation between a man and his wife. A dialogue is where two persons are speaking.
"Loyalty" may be the most important word in the English language as those Princeton professors say it is, but money is the only one that talks.
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Building a home is not a heavy undertaking today. It is the best investment you can make—and the best asset you can have. The business world and the social world show more favor to the home-owners.
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GIBBS LUMBER