oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-11

PAGE FOUR THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday PAUL V. HESTER - Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate—In N. Orange-co., per year, $3; 6 months $1.75. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS WE ARE MORE APT— To ask foolish questions than to seek serious information. To hunt for low prices than good merchandise. To believe our flatterers than our sincere critics. To complain about physical discomforts than moral insults. To blame God when in misfortune than to thank Him when in good fortune. To blame our ancestry for our vices than for our virtues. To follow the fashion than to be comfortable. THE FIRST FAMILY After a man had provided himself a family, and later with a divorce and a new family, he was summoned into court for neglecting to pay alimony to the first. His excuse was that having a new family he had been obliged to cut the old one adrife. The judge did not place a high estimate on the excuse. He told the defendant somewhat brusquely that his obligation to wife No. 1 still had precedence, and that he had no right to a No. 2 unless he felt competent and willing to support both. This ruling is important. The man about to rush into matrimony as preliminary to divorce, or into divorce to clear the way for another matrimonial venture, might be wise to think it over. Facts brought out in many actions for separation would be astounding except that the public has grown beyond the point of even being surprised. Young couples have rushed to Santa Ana and been married after an acquaintance of perhaps only a few hours. When the time for the inevitable divorce arrived, more than likely it was found that the bride had lied about her age, the reason had been under the influence of He told the defendant somewhat brusquely that his obligation to wife No. 1 still had precedence, and that he had no right to a No. 2 unless he felt competent and willing to support both. This ruling is important. The man about to rush into matrimony as preliminary to divorce, or into divorce to clear the way for another matrimonial venture, might be wise to think it over. Facts brought out in many actions for separation would be astounding except that the public has grown beyond the point of even being surprised. Young couples have rushed to Santa Ana and been married after an acquaintance of perhaps only a few hours. When the time for the inevitable divorce arrived, more than likely it was found that the bride had lied about her age, the groom had been under the influence of liquor, and that neither ever had the faintest conception of the seriousness of marriage or the slightest trace of fitness for its responsibilities. Some penalty should be imposed in such cases and enforced. The flippant and fleeting husband ought to be made to pay for his indiscretion, and pay enough to prevent his indulgence in further indiscretions. Flattery is froth—despised by the wise but the food of fools Too much of Californias precious resources goes up in smoke of preventable fires. It is the old melodies that stir us most. The spirit that is thankful for favors received is the spirit of gentility. There is a bit of savage in every man, despite the culture and refinement of civilization. A Gift Easy to Remember! Elgin Wrist Watch Let us show you our assorted patterns in the new White Gold Elgin Wrist Watch. Our Square Deal Price. $24.00 LET CHRISTMAS MORNING BREAKING HIM REAL HAPPINESS. THIS GOOD ELGIN WATCH One of the latest design Elgin watches in a fancy engraved white or green gold case. Our Square Deal Price— $15.00 We will hold any article you select till Christmas on a small deposit. 223 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Santa Fe PARAGRAPH (By Robert Quillen) The way of the transgressor hard boiled. The path of glory leads but the book of memoirs. It's all over, Mr. Coolidge. Then when you are ready. It isn't a leader the democracy party needs now. It's democracy. Baldwin has many rich endings, but not that kind of carriage. The people who know how Chinese war came out include Chinese. A hick town is one where everybody is thrilled by a passing that has seventeen trunks and six cases strapped on. Well, man's inhumanity to make some darned good footballs. It's fair enough. The Raleigh have too much cheek, and the cheeks have too much red. Prohibition is working smoothly now, and the only job left to stop the sale of liquor. It's none of our business. We can't help wondering if War has caught up with his sleep. And if the nations will mobilize, they'll have so many more men to work on new war ventions. We have one gas bag that can be used in case of war, but doubles there will be orators enough. It costs money to have your home curled now, but in the old days you could listen to a pack-track radio. Santa Fe "all the way" Chicago and Kansas City featuring travel comfort MODERN TRAINS with equipment of latest design, convenient schedules, combined with FRED HARVEY MEAL SERVICE assures Santa Pa patrons the essentials most important to long distance travel. Grand Canyon National Park vast—colorful—incomparable—open all year. Trail trips and rim drives may be enjoyed every day. Reservations, train and bus details Phone: 817 E. CENTER STREET ANAHEIM, CALIF. It costs money to have your hatch curled now, but in the old days you could listen to a pack-train addressing a mule. A considerable number has recognized the Soviet government including some of the Russian people. Short story. His wife had special ambitions; the auditor said the shortage will reach thousands. America has a kind of cash system. People are thrilled by scandals in their own class. It wouldn't be necessary to sentence a defrauder of government Convict him and the shock would kill him. Correct this sentence: "He estly," said she, "my ankles not a bit cold." ALL STOCK AND BONDS Listed and Unlisted Bought - Sol Quoted If there is a market for your securities our tradi Dept. will find it. Wr us a letter. J. F. LANE Member L. A. Stock Exchange 1210 Stock Ex. Bldg Los Angeles, Calif. Phone—Faber 0393 THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. SPEAKING OF CHRISTMAS SAVING CLUBS WATCH YOUR STEP! COOLIDGE ECONOMY PROGRAM PUBLIC OPINION TREASURY SURPLUS THE BEST OF ADVICE "THERE'S NO ACCOUNT FOR TASTES" The great variety of the well as of opinion, which in the world, is too obviate to have fallen under ever observation. Men of the confined knowledge are remark a difference in the narrow circle of their tance. It is natural for us to Standard, of Taste, a r which the various sentiments men may be reconciled; a decision afforded, con one sentiment, and cond another. There is a species of phy which buts off all his success in such an attempt represents the impossible ever attaining any stand taste. The difference, it is very wide between ju and sentiment. About this difference, Hume says: "All sentiment is right; sentiment has a reference ling beyond itself, and is real, wherever a man is co of it. But all determinate the understanding are not because they have a refer something beyond themself wit, real matter of fact, not always comfortable the standard. "Among a thousand opinions which different me entertain of the same there is one, and but one, just and true; and the oficulty is to fix and ascertain." On the contrary, a TREASURY SURPLUS RAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) way of the transgressor is filled. path of glory leads but to a lot memoirs. all over, Mr. Coolidge. Talk you are ready. n't a leader the democratic needs now. It's democrats. win has many rich endowbut not that kind of car. people who know how the war came out include six. ck town is one where every- thrilled by a passing car as seventeen trunks and suit strapped on. man's inhumanity to man some darned good football fair enough. The Reds too much cheek, and the have too much red. ubition is working smooth- and the only job left is the sale of liquor. none of our business, but it help wondering if Walesught up with his sleep. if the nations will de- they'll have so many men to work on new war inns. have one gas bag that can't d in case of war, but doubt-ere will be orators enough. Once in a long while somebody gits an office, but blamed few people ever filled one. We wonder what's become o' "Jack, th' Clipper," who used to bob up now an' then? SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON Alas! For Bill, We shed a tear He just would breathe. Hot atmosphere. Adulterated food is unwholesome; the adulterator, unholy. Everything is being motorized; even the pedestrian is motor driven. WHO'S WHO IN THE DAYS NEWS GEN. LAWRENCE D. TYSON An enviable war record forms part of the life history of Gen. Lawrence D. Tyson, new senator-elect from Tennessee. He is a Democrat. He was graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1883 and served in the Regular Army until April 15, 1896, when he resigned. During the Spanish-American War Tyson served as Colonel of the 6th United States Volunteer Infantry in Porto Rico. While serving as Quartermaster General of Tennessee with the rank of Brigadier General, Gen. Tyson was called into the Federal service Aug. 5, 1917, and assigned to the 5th Infantry Brigade, 30th Division. Gen. Tyson was discharged from the service on demobilization April 16, 1919. He arrived overseas May 24, 1918, and participated in the Somme and Ypres-Lye offensive, returning to this country March 15, 1919. POEMS THAT LIVE "YOU WERE THE SORT THAT MEN FORGET" You were the sort that men forget; Though I—not yet! Perhaps not ever. Your slightest weakness Adds to the strength of my regret! You'd not the art—you never had For good or bad— To make men see how sweet your meaning. While, visible, had charmed them glad. You would, by words inept let Offend them all. Even if they saw your warm devotion Would hold your life's blood at AUC FR TE At 937 PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON Alas! For Bill, We shed a tear He just would breathe. Hot atmosphere. Adulterated food is unwholesome; the adulterator, unholy. Everything is being motorized; even the pedestrian is motor driven. Well, anyway, the fellow who appreciates sunshine doesn't moonshine. No artificial stimulant, used over a long period of time, can fall to do harm. The principle objection to the Third Party seems to be that three is a crowd. The hope of every motorist is that there is more parking space in heaven than there is here on earth. Have you a little hygrometer in your home? Perhaps not ever. Your slightest weakness Adds to the strength of my regret! You'd not the art—you never had For good or bad— To make men see how sweet your meaning. Which, visible, had charmed them glad. You would, by words inept let Offend them all. Even if they saw your warm deviation Would hold your life's blood at their call. You lacked the eye to understand Those friends offhand. Whose mode was crude, though whose dim purport Outpriced the courtesies of the bland. I am now the only being who Remembers you. It may be. What a waste that Nature. Grudged soul so dear the art it's due! —Thomas Hardy. Plain Desert Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" COOKED VEGETABLES. NOT SO GOOD. (Continued) SWISS CHARD is another of the leafy of the non-starchy vegetables containing material which is slightly gas-forming, and should be used with caution in the cooked form. DANDELION GREENS contain a good deal of starch in their stems, but where it is impossible to obtain other vegetables they may be used and the starch avoided by eating only the tender green parts the leaves, which only contain a very small amount of starch. KOHLRABI and RUTABAGA are also in the class of non-starchy vegetables which easily produce fermentation, and should be used with caution by those who are troubled with any extra-intestinal disorder. SMALL MUSHROOMS are non-starchy, but as they grow larger they develop a good deal of starch. They do not contain many vitamins or organic salts, and should not be used unless one can enjoy them cooked in plain water and seasoned only with butter and salt. Mixed with grease as commonly served as a dressing for meat, they are always indigestible, and only served as a thicking for gravy which would not otherwise be had. WATER-CRESS is a spicy non-starchy vegetable, which may be used in the cooked form if added to such leafy vegetables as spinach, beet tops, etc., but is hardly palatable in the cooked form if used by itself. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1924 THE BEST OF ADVICE BY CLARK KINNAIR THERE'S NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTES" The great variety of Taste, as well as of opinion, which prevails the world, is too obvious not have fallen under every one's observation. Men of the most infined knowledge are able to mark a difference in taste in the narrow circle of their acquaintance. It is natural for us to seek a standard, of Taste, a rule, by which the various sentiments of men may be reconciled; at least, decision afforded, confirming the sentiment, and condemning another. There is a species of philosophy which buts off all hopes of success in such an attempt, and presents the impossibility of attaining any standard of taste. The difference, it is said, very wide between judgment and sentiment. About this difference, David James says: "All sentiment is right; because sentiment has a reference to nothing beyond itself, and is always al, wherever a man is conscious of it. But all determinations of the understanding are not right; because they have a reference to something beyond themselves, to it, real matter of fact, and are not always comfortable to that standard." Among a thousand different opinions which different men may entertain of the same subject, there is one, and but one, that is best and true; and the only difficulty is to fix and ascertain it. "On the contrary, a thousand" COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying UNCLE SAM'S GENEROSITY—Pasadena Star-News Uncle Sam has the reputation among foreign countries of worshipping the almighty dollar. Be that as it may he is not so ungenerous, not so much of a rascal after all. It will be remembered that a generation ago, at the time of the Boxer uprising in China, the United States won indemnity. Instead of hoarding this money we set it aside as a trust fund for the education of Chinese in American institutions. And now the same course is being pursued with the $100,000 which the United States imposed as a funeral fund for Vice Consul Imbrie, who was murdered in Persia. Persia accepted our conditions and now Uncle Sam suggests that instead of sending this check to Washington it be made a trust fund for the education of Persian youth in the United States. At that, Uncle Sam is not entirely unselfish and philanthropic in this matter, for he knows the money involved in this indemnity will pay bigger returns in planting the liberal ideas of America in the nations of the east than in any otherway. ONE OF THE STRONGEST COMPANIES IN AMERICA Will you investigate ONE POLICY that gives you all of this? $5,000 if you die from natural causes $10,000 if you die from accident and in case of permanent total disability the company will Beyond itself, and is always al, wherever a man is conscious it. But all determinations of understanding are not right; because they have a reference to something beyond themselves, to real matter of fact, and are always comfortable to that standard. Among a thousand different minions which different men may entertain of the same subject, there is one, and but one, that is fast and true; and the only diffulty is to fix and ascertain it. On the contrary, a thousand different sentiments, a thousand the same subject, are all right: because no sentiment reprents what is really in the object. Only marks a certain conformor relation between the object and the organs or faculties of the mind; and if that conformity did not really exist, the sentiment could never possibly have being. Beauty is no quality in ings themselves: It exists merein the mind which contemplates me; and each mind perceives a different beauty." 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If disability involves loss of limbs or sight as a result of accident, the company will pay you $5,000 in cash, immediately; in addition to all other benefits. [In case of temporary disability, as a result of either sickness or accident, the company will pay you $25 per week for a limit of 52 weeks] "A Service That Endures" WEST COAST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME GEORGE+SAN FRANCISCO MR. A. W. ALBRECHT, District Mgr. 403 E. Santa Clara Ave. SANTA ANA, CALIF. WEST COAST LIFE INSURANCE CO. (146-78) Grademen: Without obligation on any part, and no more information. AUCTION DE LUXE FRIDAY, DEC 12 TEN O'CLOCK SHARP At 937 North Lemon St., Anaheim FRIDAY, DEC 12 TEN O'CLOCK SHARP At 937 North Lemon St., Anaheim 5 Rooms of extra choice furniture and household goods, which will be sold absolutely Without Limit or Reserve Be Sure to Read This List: Living Room Beautiful Axminster and Wilton rugs, in different sizes; genuine leather loose-cushion rockers; extra choice walnut library table; genuine leather dayenport; mahogany and walnut rockers; taborets; wonderful assortment of bric-a-brac; pictures; window drapes; floor and table lamps; lady's writing desk; smoking stands; and any amount of nice things not listed. Phonograph A Brunswick cabinet with automatic stop, in fumed oak case; in excellent condition; also lot of records. Dining Room One Queen Anne 54 inch walnut table with 6 leather seat chairs to match; excellent rugs-of different sizes; beautiful china cabinet full of choice Haviland china; cut glass and other nice dishes and bric-a-brac; serving table; and a lot of odd pieces not listed. Bedrooms Ivory beds; dressers; chiffoniers; dressing tables; rockers; straight chairs, etc. The very best of coil springs; silk floss and felt mattresses just like new. Nice lot of rugs in beautiful patterns. Very choice bedding, all wool blankets, pillows, sheets, etc. Baby bed and buggy like new; cedar chests and other goods too numerous to mention. Kitchen The famous "Round-Oak" white enamel side oven gas range with heat regulator and automatic lighter; a Guernsey white enamel refrigerator with water cooler; ivory breakfast set; dishes, aluminum cooking utensils, step-ladder, stools, etc. Miscellaneous Underwood typewriter, just like new; sewing machine in good condition; sea-grass porch furniture, consisting of table, rockers, arm chairs and straight chairs; ferns and poted plants; lawn mower; garden hose; garden tools; 8x10 tent; canvas and army cot; tent stools; gas heaters; clocks; child's autos; kid-tile kars; and a lot of other toys; auto and carpenter tools, and many other things that we cannot list. SPECIAL NOTICE: We will sell the house and lot; the lot is on the corner of Lemon and LaPalma streets. The house is nearly new, modern in every way, has 5 large rooms, and must be seen to be appreciated. Terms and full particulars will be announced at the sale. NOTICE: This is going to be an exceptional sale and will last all day. Good lunch will be served at noon-hour. If you are in the market for nice goods, don't miss this sale, and come early, as the goods you want may be sold first. Your presence will be appreciated whether you buy or not. This was formerly the property of Harry Radin, and most of you know the reason why it has to be sold. DODGE & RADIN, Auctioneers