oc-plain-dealer 1924-09-03

PAGE TWICE THREE Letter eds 150 duce Every Afternoon Except Sunday Editor and Publisher co., per year, $3; 6 months, $1.75. labelm, Calif., an second class matter MARKETING TO OUR READERS GREATEST— is in her womanliness, is in her modesty. weakness is in her imitation of masculine vices. future is in the calling of motherhood. Polly is in her conity, Joy is in her good name. Danger is in her flatterers. LIBERAL EDUCATION IN NEWSPAPERS The daily newspaper provides the means of education, in itself. The studious reader finds a complete epitome of current world news. There is no important occurrence upon the face of the earth which is not reported promptly, to greet the reader, evening and morning. This keeps the attentive, studious person in touch with all parts of the world. It is educative in history. It teaches geography—for the studious person refers to atlas on every country, city, ocean, or region of which he or she way not have familiar knowledge. It teaches manners and customs of foreign lands. It gives much regimen for thought. It enlarges one's horizon and brings the whole round world to one's feet. The very contemplation of what the newspaper does is romantic and thrilling. Then there is much miscellany, of literary value. Feature articles from some of the most talented writers of the day. Fiction, too, in serial form. The representative, clean family newspaper of today, besides giving the latest general and local news, is a veritable high class magazine also. It has a great deal in content that is entertaining, instructive and inspiring. PRESS FREEDOM HELPS MEXICO MUCH General Obregon, soon to retire from the Presidency of RAISULI Raisull was betrayed by one mous bandit chief, has been caught in a new role. In the words of the politician, he "has been reprimanded." The Spanish Director has appointed him governor of the western part of the Spanish zone in Morocco, and now he throws the weight of his power on the side of law and order. About 65 years ago Raisull was born—of high degree in the Berber race and of position in his tribe. He was brought up with the proper instruction in learning matters and religion. He was handsome fellow of an adventurous disposition. Peaceful purse-lrked him and he adopted the profession of cattle thief. He gained some notoriety, but unfortunately made a bad move and became nuisance to the Sultan of Faso who put a price upon his head. Raisull was betrayed by one whom he trusted and was cast into the horrors of the Sultan's dugea. While the resentful young lawyer breaker langulashed for five terribles years in prison his enemy co-rucified his property, so that while Raisull was at last released had nothing. It is said that he had been much chastened by his punishment and had concluded live a peaceful, unfortending life but he could get no rest from the government for his cost proft and that angered him. And did he swear vengeance and go to the war path. Raisull took crafty way to image trouble to the Sultan. No seized foreign travelers—English, American otherwise—and held them in ransom. When foreign governments sent warships to demand that the Sultan maintain better order in his country and obtain freedom for Raisull's prisoners the Moroccan ruler had cause to PRESS FREEDOM HELPS MEXICO MUCH General Obregon, soon to retire from the Presidency of Mexico, is hailed by the newspaper, Excelsior, of the City of Mexico as the champion and defender of the press. President Obregon consistently has protected newspapers in the right to publish the truth as they see it. "Even when political conditions warranted governmental restriction, President Obregon defended with systematic energy the freedom of the press." This is an excellent record. The man who soon is to quit the Presidency of Mexico has been immeasurably useful to the neighbor republic. He came into the Presidency when the utmost skill and tactful firmness were required to stabilize things; to pacify the country; to induce the people to put aside the revolutionary gun and take up the implements of peace. He has succeeded in pacifying the country. He has established law and order better than they have been established since the days of Porfirio Díaz, exica should show grateful appreciation toward General Obregon. Certainly, on this side of the border, there is admiration and appreciation for his remarkable achievements. It is to be hoped that the new administration may pursue a corresponding policy of publication and orderly progress. LA FOLLETTE Luncheon Thursday Noon at 12 o'clock in Anaheim In the New K. of P. Dining Hall, on West Center St. TICKETS 75¢ Phone 674W for tickets before Wednesday evening RUDOLPH SPRECKLES of San Francisco GUEST OF HONOR Immediately following luncheon at 2 p.m. LA FOLLETTE MASS MEEING IN K. of P. HALL RUDOLPH SPRECKLES Orator of the day THE PUBLIC CORDIALLY INVITED TAGGART'S By preventing waste we offer lower prices You realize the costliness of building by the ordinary method. First you must employ an architect, then wait for the plans, then you must select the raw lumber at high retail prices. You must pay for maximum carpenter labor and for wasted lumber. You must take the chance of the "other fellow's" mistakes. But the Pacific ready-cut system eliminates all these troubles. It is the system that has been tried and proved—more than 10,000 structures have been erected and this year the product of the Pacific mill will exceed 3,000 homes. You seize your plans without charge, the lumber is figured on lowest price basis and it is shipped to the job ready-cut, the carpenters can devote their entire time to actual saving you time and wages. The price of the beautiful stucco home illustrated here is but one of scores of plans we have on file can give you estimates. H. L. BRISCOE Res. Phone 584J Angeles St., Anaheim, Calif. PRODUCED BY WESTERN AMERICA LARGEST HOME BUILDING ORGANIZER TAGGART'S DEPENDABLE USED CARS CHEVROLET $550 TOURING CHEVROLET $650 SEDAN CHEVROLET $400 TOURING CHEVROLET $250 TOURING CHEVROLET $175 TOURING CHEVROLET $135 TOURING HUPMOBILE $275 DODGE $150 BUICK $175 TOURING OAKLAND $150 ROADSTER $200 TOURING FORD $125 TOURING FORD $175 ROADSTER FORD $50 TOURING NASH 21 $450 TOURING FORD $150 TRUCK $150 CHEV. TRUCK $500 CHASSIS We also sell New Chevrolets. OPEN EVENINGS These cars all offer splendid value at prices asked and can be purchased on very easy terms. F. P. TAGGART USED CAR DEPARTMENTS 802 North Los Angeles Bl. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. LOOK LIKE HISTORY IS GOING TO REPEAT ITSELF RAISULI Raisull was betrayed by one bandit chief, has been cast new role. In the words of politician, he "has been reg- ard." The Spanish Directory pointed him governor of the part of the Spanish zoneocco, and now he throws light of his power on the law and order. It 65 years ago Raisull was of high degree in the Ber- cece and of position in his He was brought up with proper instruction in learned arts and religion. He was a some fellow of an adventur- position. Peaceful pursuits him and he adopted the pro- of cattle thief. He gained motority, but unfortunately bad move and became a vice to the Sultan of Fes, at a price upon his head. It was betrayed by one he trusted and was cast into horrors of the Sultan's dunbe the resentful young law- lar languished for flye terri- rors in prison his enemy con- his property, so that when was at last released he nothing. It is said that he en much chastened by his ment and had concluded to peaceful, unoffending site, could get no reuress from government for his cost prop- that angered him, then wear vengeance and go on path. Raisull took a way to image trothe for Italian. He seized foreign — English, American or case—and held them for When foreign govern- sent warships to demand the Sultan maintain better in his country and obtain tor Raisuli's prisoners, roccan ruer had cause to PARAGRAPHS By ROBERT QUILLEN Another drug on the market in congested centers is neroin. No President need worry about a cat if he can keep his goat. Standard verdict of a coroner's jury: He gave a stranger a ride. It is all right even yet to tell mother everything if she can stand the shook. The groom shouldn't tell his bride that kind of stories. Why bore her with old stuff? No more of our great are rail splitters. They merely split hairs and infinitives. The reason the woman pays, in many instances, is because she won't let her husband handle the funds. A village is a place where there is nothing in the hip pocket except a handkerchief. You can get a riding habit in a clothing store, but more people get it in a jitney. Civilized people are those who tax themselves heavily to pay for having killed one another. Pable: He decided to finish his last year in college, although offered a fat salary by the big league. As we grow older we doubt the wisdom of working hard to let the children have an easier time. In this sophisticated age so many people know how to fix a carburetor or a revenue agent. The executive's desk is the one where the golf clubs are parked. It isn't man's vanity that makes him drop in the collection plate a clinking coin instead of a silent bill. That Spartan youth wouldn't have smiled if a steering wheel had been pushed through his midriff. The trouble about writing cynl- SUNSHINE PILLOW We dope for this, we dope that, We dope until the purse is flipped, But really, friend, what we should do Is close up shop for a week two. Those who neglect their trust don't their doctors. Swimming is healthful exercise but watching the other fish swim doesn't induce better health. Your two good feet are two best friends. And many sick people, Who throw money away Would be better off With an apple a day. Man's vacation is the most to its vocation. Oh, go on a diet and spare wife; For the lighter the diet the life. Doomed is he to drug addiction. Who files to dope to ease attention; They find themselves in dire situations. Who fly to dope and not plague. You'll find mightily littleness in schools where there is fictional school health inspec plus parent-teacher co-operation. 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WEDNESDAY EPTEMBER 3, 1924 BILLY WISKERS BY FRANCES TREMONTGOMERY After numerous hardships ambling, while the other young goat accidents of all kinds, the Billy was eating some sweet cakes it Whiskers family arrived in Llandudno found in a bag, and one of coin Park. The first thing the old goats was licking the badid was to go straight to the baby's forehead. That was Daisy, ing beach to wash the stains the Twins' mother. She meant no travel off their coats before harm, as this was her way of kissing the animals. They reached the Park thrived babies, and she thought this days before Billy could possi would quiet this little child. Billy have gotten there, and they weJunior tried to get the bottle proposing to pass the time away from the Twin to give back his arrival by sightseeing at the baby so it would not cry. Talking to the animals in "Aren't you ashamed of your cages, but they came near be captured and shut up the w first day they were there. It h pened in this way. When they reached the bed there were only a few people the water and lying on the sa as it was too early in the day the crowd, though those who there made up in noise and for those who were not. The lifeguards were la lounging in their boat away f shore when they heard an a scream from some woman in water. They thought some must be annoying her, bu looking up they saw her s ming for shore as fast as she do go, while on the sand stood t black goats and two white beside a 2-year-old baby lym a shawl, kicking and screa- Over it stood a small goat the baby's bottle dangling its mouth as it chewed the re "Never mind if you did. You should not take it away from a tiny baby." "He isn't very tiny! Just hear how he yells!" By this time the baby's mother had reached the spot and was throwing stones and sand at the goats while she tried to pacify the baby. As the goats saw the lifeboat head for the shore, they thought they had better disappear, knowing that the minute the men beached the boat they would be after them. The goats saw the lifeboat head toward the short and knew that the guards would soon be after them. So they raced into the Park and hid themselves behind some illac bushes. Daisy said: ORANGE COUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE SANTA A. CALIFORNIA A school of force, size and power—where progressive thought is merged into soup business sense; where every instructor is a trained specialist every graduate makes a success; where companionship with uselastic students, up-to-date courses of study and modern equipt make study a delight. Our thirty years should all fear We will be here to help you long after you graduate. You take a business course but once; you owe it to yourself to attend the best school within reach. It is ORANGE COUNT BUSINESS COLLEGE SANTA A. 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