oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-20

PAGE 17 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 shall best honor Christ, as child and man, when our admiration leads us to repeat His life in our own.—Dr. Alexander McKenzie. ECONOMY IN TAXATION EVERYWHERE The movement for tax relief is getting impetus from many sources. President Coolidge is striving manfully for economies in national government, as a basis for additional reductions in taxation. His efforts in this are being endorsed all over the country: But this is not all. There is agitation, in influential quarters, for a general movement, covering the whole country, to bring about governmental economies and relief from burdensome taxation in states, counties and municipalities. The Chamber of Commerce of the United States is urging President Coolidge to call a conference of representatives of the general states with a view of promoting economy in governmental expenditures and reduction in taxation. The recommendation is made that some form of agreement be entered into among the Governors of the states that "they may facilitate legislation and administrative action—state, county and municipal—toward the utmost economy, particularly of taxes which rest on farm lands." Sentiment is strong throughout the country that taxes should be reduced—that government everywhere should be put upon business basis and should be conducted economically and in the interest of the people, without imposing unnecessary hardships upon them. DEMAND FOR CREDIT INEXPLAINABLE the Governors of the states that "they may facilitate legislation and administrative action—state, county and municipal—toward the utmost economy, particularly of taxes which rest on farm lands." Sentiment is strong throughout the country that taxes should be reduced—that government everywhere should be put upon business basis and should be conducted economically and in the interest of the people, without imposing unnecessary hardships upon them. DEMAND FOR CREDIT INEXPLAINABLE Someone describes credit and interest as a pitiless juggernaut and calls upon the press as well as all leaders and teachers to help snatch the people from the pathway of this monstrous thing. It is pointed out that the cause of economic distress in the United States today lies at the door of the people themselves. A comparison of our government with any other that ever existed will show that ours is the best ever devised. But the working people of America are determined to run into debt. The workers of the United States are better paid than any other workers have ever been, and this fact makes their demand for credit inexplainable. The expansion of the banking business, it is claimed, with a decrease in deposits by the people, proves that most of the borrowed money is coming from Wall Street, which will soon be all-powerful. We hardly think the records will show that the bank deposits of the people are diminishing. Most of the money borrowed by the working people is used in building or buying homes, and credit or interest which establishes another home is neither a juggernaut for the family nor the country. And the country has ceased to be frightened by the cry of "Wall street." SPIRITUALISTS AND INVESTIGATORS HEAR Rev. DR. A. H. ENGELHARDT of Erie, Pa., and Providence, R.I., (late of Germany) expound Spiritualism as advocated by SIR ARTHUR CONAN-DOYLE and other world famous scientific men. Sun., Dec. 21st, at the K.P. Hall, 325 West Center St., under the auspices of the First Spiritualist's Ass'n of Anaheim, Inc., (N.S.A. Auxiliary.) Rev. Engelhardt will officiate at the 2 p.m. Conference Meeting; the 3:30 p.m. Healing and Devotional Service, and at the 7:30 p.m. Evening Service, at which he will lecture on the Subject "In the Hereafter", and demonstrate Divine Healing Power. Everybody welcome. Admission Free. C. M. SCOTT PHONE 591-W Santa Ana Art Glass Works WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS Prism Loaded and Art Glass PARAGRAPH (By Robert Quillen) The horrid part of the world that most of the people who sing try it. The "undeveloped peoples" those that haven't learned worry. The hope chest is with us but it seldom contains a co-book. Women can't compete in so lines, but as a rule they outstretch the men. That scientist who says he control sex may know how to control one sex. Another way to avoid the tobacco habit is to smoke cigarettes with that kind of smell. Friends are people who knn something that would cure you quickly if you would just try it. The undeveloped people that can't match one other except at close range. It doesn't pay to jump to clauses out at times one must jump to avoid conclusion. Nearly every man has an eagle chance to shine, except the son an unjustous father. Women are more efficient man can make instantaneous cliston that it wasn't his fault. It all depends. The Spartan youth who grinned while his vision were torn out never was ordered to produce the books. We know one male who is b in his own home. He will be years old next month. That German may turn other metals into gold. There's a manufacturer over here who does with tie. C. M. SCOTT PHONE 591-W Santa Ana Art Glass Works WINDOW GLASS PLATE GLASS MIRRORS Prism, Leaded and Art Glass Beveling and Edge Polishing 1204 E. Fourth St. Santa Ana, Calif. TODAY'S Outstanding Values in Used Cars We look upon every customer who buys one of our Used Cars as an ultimate prospect for a new Oakland Six. 1923 Oakland Sedan 1922 Packard Touring 1924 Overland Sedan 1923 Hudson Speedster fully equipped Harry L. Turton OAKLAND DEALER 142 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim PREPARATION FOR BUSINESS CAREER Successful People D Not Put Things Off Enter Now Prepare AT THE Anaheim Business College Day and Evening Sessions PHONE 1272 239 No. Lemon St., Anahe THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. MOLTING! WHOS WILL IN THE DAYS BEFORE M. ANDRE CITROEN On that day when he has an automobile street becomes finally in the most widely used mode not necessarily be the made Detroit famous, M. Citroen sees no reason should not be the car already as well known in as its Fordian counter the United States. M. Citroen long ago title of "The French Friend being the first in this to turn out motor cars dard model, in immense ties and according to the modern methods of efficient gineering. But his career points of dissimilarity fright of Mr. Henry Ford. Like the latter, M. Citroen came famous only in recent but he was already a se manufacturer when he the making of automobiles also became one of the munition makers in France after the war began, before that had begun the foundations of a h tune. Only forty-six years of Citroen is a native of whose schools he became dustrial engineer. He young and has three children. Of middle height, blond with bright blue eyes gleaming lenses, M. Citroen trays his lifelong fond outdoor sport by ruddy and a clear skin, together unceasing activity. He skates, rides and plays constantly and drives a course—as boldly as racing driver. Correct this sentence: joy the ride more," said per, "if you'll drive slowly. At any rate the highway old hold you up instead of RAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) horrid part of the world is most of the people who can't try it. "undeveloped peoples" are that haven't learned to hope chest is with us yet, seldom contains a cook men can't compete in some but as a rule they outstrip on. scientist who says he can sex may know how to cone sex. other way to avoid the tobacco is to smoke cigarettes that kind of smell. ands are people who know thing that would cure you if you would just try it. undeveloped people are that can't notcher one an-except at close range. doesn't pay to jump to con- out at times one must to avoid conclusion. every man has an equal to shine, except the son of strous rather. men are more efficient. No can make instantaneous de- that it wasn't his fault. Folks that are really worth listenin' to never blurt out "jest what they think." Ther wuz a thirty-pound turkey at th' home o' Tilford Moots Thanksgivin' as he's so thankful he hain't been skinned out o' th' savin' of a lifetime. As to density of population, it seems very hard for the dove and stork to co-operate. Business College Midwinter Term Opens December 29 Enrollments Active SUNSHINE PELLETS BY DR. W. F. THOMSON With all of his ingenuity, the only thing man has made to function like a porcupine is a wind-shield. Most of the things we long for might be ours if we had the nerve to ask for them. And now "in conference" may mean he is trying to think of a seven-letter word ending in "z." The world has fewer dreamers now, and it is assumed they tried it in the midst of traffic. A Class Ad is best little salesman. Pre-Inventory SALE OF Good Used Automobiles CHANDLER TOURING—1020 BUICK 6 COUPE—1023. BUICK 8 TOURINGS—1023, '22, '21, '20, '17. BUICK 6 ROADSTER—1022. BUICK 4 TOURINGS—1022, '22. CHEVROLET TOURINGS—1024, '23, '22. CLEVELAND TOURING—1023. DODGE TOURING—1021. FORDS—1023 Sedan 1023, '21 Coupes 1023 Roadster 1019, '17 Tourings JEWETT—1023 Sedan HUPMOBILE—1021 Roadster Christmas New Year Special Excursion Take advantage of the fares in going away for holiday--to any point the one-way fare is $20 For example-- San Francisco, one way Round trip Yuma, Arizona, one way Round trip Sacramento, one way Round trip Fresno, one way Round trip On sale--for Christmas 19-25, inc. On sale--for year's-Dec. 30-Jan. I limit on each-Jan. 5, And you'll like Southern dining car service--at quality food delicie prepared and served at accustomed meal time. For train schedules and fun information, ask Southern Pacific D. G. MALTBY Santa Fe and Los Angeles PHONE 123 DAILY SCHED Midwinter Term Opens December 29 Enrollments Active A Lasting Christmas Gift Why not make your Christmas gift this year something that will be an all-year joy giver, always usable and a constant reminder of pleasure to all the family all the time? This opportunity is offered in one of our Crestline Village mountain home sites located on Rim o' the World Road, San Bernardino Mountains, in securing a tree-covered lot on good roads, with water mains, stores, postoffice, stage station all available. A lot of this sort can be purchased for only $100 and Five dollars down and Five dollars monthly will pay for it. Only Two Dimes Per day OR Four Nickels Will Buy It Send for free price list; Illustrated booklet and map. No obligation on your part. Chas. S. Mann, 807 Loew State Bldg, Seventh and Broadway, Los Angeles. Do You Want IF SO, GIVE I Specialize in Radio Lay Your Radio Troubleshooting Dealer in GREBE RADIO Phone 489 for Demonstraction No obligation "WHY BUY RADIO A. BE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1924 WHOS WHICH IN THE DAY'S NEWS M. ANDRE CITROEN On that day when everyone was an automobile and city streets become finally impassable the most widely used model may not necessarily be the one that made Detroit famous. M. Andre Citroen sees no reason why it should not be the car that is already as well known in France as its Fordian counterpart in the United States. M. Citroen long ago won the title of "The French Ford" by being the first in this country to turn out motor cars of standard model, in immense quantities and according to the latest modern methods of efficiency engineering. But his career has points of dissimilarity from that of Mr. Henry Ford. Like the latter, M. Citroen became famous only in recent years but he was already a successful manufacturer when he took up the making of automobiles. He also became one of the largest nutrition makers in France soon after the war began, and even before that had begun to lay the foundations of a huge fortune. Only forty-six years of age, M. Citroen is a native of Paris, in whose schools he became an industrial engineer. He married young and has three children. Of middle height, blond and with bright blue eyes behind bleaming lenses, M. Citroen beraya his lifelong fondness for outdoor sport by ruddy cheeks and a clear skin, together with enceasing activity. He swims, skates, rides, and plays tennis constantly and drives a car—of course—as boldly as many a racing driver. Correct this sentence: "I'll enjoy the ride more," said the flapper, "if you will drive slowly." At any rate the highwayman of old held you up instead of running ABOUT FRIENDSHIP Confucius, whose wisdom belongs to China, but to the world said, "Never contract Friendship with a man that is not better than thyself." It is the merit of Friendship, Henry Thoreau that, that it takes place on a level higher than the actual characters of the parties seem to warrant. "Friendship is never established as an understood relation," Thoreau observed. "Do you demand that I be less your Friend that you may know it? Yet what right have I to think that another cherishes so rare a sentiment for me? It is a miracle which requires constant proofs. It is an exercise of the purest imagination and the rarest faith. It says by a silent but eloquent behavior, I will be so related to thee as thou canist imagine; even so then mayest believe I will spend truth,—all my wealth on thee." "And the friend responds silently through his nature and life, and treats his Friend with the same divine courtesy. He knows us literally through thick and thin." He never asks for a sign of love, but can distinguish it by the features which it naturally wears. We never need to stand upon ceremony with him with regard to his visits. Wait not till I invite thee, but observe that I am glad to see thee when thou comest. It would be paying too dear for thy visit to ask for it. Where my friend lives there are all riches and every attraction, and no slight obstacle can keep me from him. HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McOoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" MILK Milk is one of the foods which man has been able to develop through the proper care of cattle, so that cows and nanny goats have been trained to give milk for a long period instead of for the short time necessary for the nourishment of their offspring. Also the milk of any animal is only the ideal food for the young of the particular animal, nevertheless I believe that cow's milk is one of the most valuable foods which man can use at the present day, provided he will learn to understand its proper place in the diet. Milk is a liquid food and must be completely masticated as if it were solid food, that is to say it must be moved around in the mouth so that it may be thoroughly mixed with saliva. This is not done, as a general rule, and the milk consequently forms into large curds in the stomach because of being swallowed in large mouthfuls and the digestive juices of the stomach are unable to penetrate these curds and extract from them the necessary nourishment. Raw, unpasteurized milk contains practically all of the elements necessary for the health of human beings. with bright blue eyes behind bleaming lenses, M. Citroen beraya his lifelong fondness for outdoor sport by ruddy cheeks and a clear skin, together with enceasing activity. He swims, skates, rides and plays tennis constantly and drives a car—of course—as boldly as many a racing driver. Correct this sentence: "I'll enjoy the ride more," said the flapper, "if you'll drive slowly." At any rate the highwayman of old held you up instead of running you down. Christmas & New Year's Special Excursion Fares Take advantage of these low fares in going away for your holiday—to any point where the one-way fare is $20 or less. For example—San Francisco, one way $17.04 Round trip $25.75 Yuma, Arizona, one way $9.07 Round trip $13.75 Acramento, one way ... $16.20 Round trip $24.50 Fresno, one way ... $10.08 Round trip $15.25 On sale—for Christmas—Dec. 19-25, inc. On sale—for New Year's—Dec. 30-Jan. 1, Return limit on each—Jan. 5, 1925. And you'll like Southern Pacific dining car service—highest quality food deliciously prepared and served at your accustomed meal time. For train schedules and further information, ask Southern Pacific D. G. MALTBY Santa Fe and Los Angeles Sts. PHONE 123 DAILY SCHEDULE 'SHE'LL NEVER SEE FORTY AGAIN" Said Mrs. Jones, who was discussing Mrs. Smith with Mrs. Brown. "She says she's thirty-five," said Mrs. Brown, "but oh, my dear." MORAL:—It's not what you say, but what your face tells. And no woman ever looked or felt younger by soaking her hands, steaming her face over a washtub, and tiring her body washing clothes. Why not let the laundry do it?—especially when "Rough Dry" service washes everything; irons flat work; fluffs woolens, hosiery and bath towels smooth, ready to use; and returns other work dry to be dampened and ironed at your convenience. WM. GILMORE, Anaheim Agent, Phone 123 THE SANITARY LAUNDRY 225 West A. W. CLEAVER, Prop. Santa Fe Ave. FULLERTON 26 3 Days More Before Christmas! A Washing Machine, Ironing Machine or Electric Sweeper Makes a Useful Present for Mother Washers from $89.00 up Let the Washer Wilson Store make you a present of a beautiful 32 Piece Set of Dishes with your Washer or Ironer. See Lady operating Ironing Machines at the Store this evening. Southern Pacific D. G. MALTBY Santa Fe and Los Angeles Sts. PHONE 123 DAILY SCHEDULE MOTOR TRANSIT STAGES TO LOS ANGELES AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS HEATED STAGES To Los Angeles, San Diego, Intermediate. Economical comfortable convenient. For information Phone 520 MOTOR TRANSIT CO. 130 So. Lemon St. Makes a Useful Present for Mother Washers from $89.00 up Let the Washer Wilson Store make you a present of a beautiful 32 Piece Set of Dishes with your Washer or Ironer. See Lady operating Ironing Machines at the Store this evening. Open Evenings Until Christmas Washer Wilson 227 E. Center St. Anaheim Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results What Result in Radio? SO, GIVE ME A RING. In Radio Laboratory Work and Can Solve Radio Troubles in a Very Short Time Dealer in RADIO KENNEDY RADIO "WHY BUY RADIO BATTERIES MORE THAN ONCE?" A. BEVILLARD ESTABLISHED 1912 218 South Los Angeles St., Anaheim