oc-plain-dealer 1924-12-30

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1924 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; 1 months $1.75. Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS The poorest poor Long for some moments in a weary life When they can know and feel that they have been, Themselves, the fathers and the dealers-out Of some small blessings; have been kind to uch As needed kindness—for this single cause That we have, all of us, one human heart. —William Vordsworth. FARMERS' RETURNS ARE HUGE THIS YEAR The American farmer is coming through its crop season in good financial form. He has gotten more of his products than at any time in five years. The important crops this year run to almost $9,500,000,000 is estimated duration. The crops were not the greatest in volume, but they brought more. Hence this year's total income to the farmers is more than $700,000,000 greater than last year's, and morgan one billion greater than the 1922 returns. This is due gratifying. It means much greater satisfaction for the farmer. It encourages him to go on, planting generously, by discretion as to diversification of crops. Corn maintains its throne as king of crops. The amount produced this year was under last year's production. But the value of this year's yield is above that of last year. The American farmer needs no legislative strums. He needs reasonable financial accommodations. He needs fair freight rates. He needs ample railroad stock to move his crops—particularly his perishables. But theseeds can be met and these problems can be worked out by binary legislative and administrative measures. As to methods of farming and marketing, farmer best can help himself. His intelligence may be relied upon to carry him through. His initiative, his resourcefulness, his pluck will help him to tide over periods of depression, which are sure to come. value of this year's yield is above that of last year. The American farmer needs no legislative strums. He needs reasonable financial accommodations. Needs fair freight rates. He needs ample railroad stock to move his crops—particularly his perishables. But these seeds can be met and these problems can be worked out by binary legislative and administrative measures. As to methods of farming and marketing, farmer best can help himself. His intelligence may be relied on to carry him through. His initiative, his resourcefulness, his pluck will help him to tide over periods of depression, which are sure to come. Answer the broadcasters of untruths about California with facts, not with abuse. The army and the navy of the United States should not be increased to militaristic strength. There should be no extremes in this. 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Why waste so many words analyze the heroine's character when she hasn't any? It might be worse. Suppose every law required a special set enforcement officers. The Duke endowment was splendid, even though it made no mention of stadiums. And yet people still have the nerve to call Dutch pants "quaint." As a general thing the hungry for self-expression is merely a hunger for applause. One thing that makes a girl as "no" is the calm assurance that he will propose again. Nobody passes resolutions of confidence if he wrecks the bar instead of killing his wife. Some men will protect the honor or of their homes if it requires blackmailing their best friends. The way to keep the public from losing interest in a graft prosecution is to work in a little sex. Our guess is that balloon pants are to be developed as parachutes as airplanes become common. There was evidence of bad taste in old-time restaurants, but it wasn't called atmosphere. Some people are so cultured that you notice it even before they be wall America's lack of culture. You can't change fundamentals if ever Mr. Coolidge is engraved on money, it will talk just the same. The degree of a man's "dryness" does not indicate the value of this year's yield is above that of last year. MIRRORS Prism, Leaded and Art Glass Beveling and Edge Polishing 1204 E. Fourth St. Santa Ana. Santa Fe New Year excursions. Reduced round trip tickets ON SALE Dec30 & January15 return limit January 5 Travel Santa Fe it means a saving to YOU. Reaching your destination quickly, comfortably, and on time depends the pleasure of YOUR Holiday trip. These important items are features of Santa Fe service SANTA FE TICKET OFFICE AND TRAVEL BUREAU East Center St. Phone 217 Anaheim. THE PLAIN DEALER; ANAHEIM, CALIF. DON'T CHEER YET! CHRISTMAS EXPENSES THE BEST OF ADVICE THE JAPANESE MINUTE EPITOME If you wish to learn the east truth you must begin the alphabet. The path of duty lies is near at hand; and much for it in what is remote. This column is devoted verbs from the Japanese Pinch yourself and kn others feel. Though you lock the door so securely trouble will way in. The second word may fray. In the house where the sen is played all day long will be little rice in the He who hunts two leaves one and loses the He who buys what he not, sells what he needs The mile is longest who is tired. If every day was a sun who would not wish for It is difficult to be stright not be rash. Those who travel on back know nothing of those who travel on foot Never trust a woman if she has borne you seven dren. The acolyte at the gate scriptures he has never Love does not recognize difference between peas milkado. The laden almond tree wayside is sure to be b Brothers quarrel like inside a house, but outside swords leap out in each defense. The reason why parents the younger children best RAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Question is whether John Uncle Sam holds the first wage so many words to describe the heroine's character she hasn't any? Right be worse. Suppose law required a special set of ment officers. Duke endowment was splen-en tho it made no mention of yet people still have the call Dutch pants "qualint." General thing the hunger expression is merely a for applause. Thing that makes a girl say the calm assurance that propose again. Only passes resolutions of peace if he wrecks the bank of killing his wife. Men will protect the honour homes if it requires killing their best friends. Mrs. Ike Lark's widowed sister has a joke on th' blue sky promoters. Her husband left her $118, an' they don't know it. If you want t' get a big, hearty felter off o' you fer life take him t'a tea room for dinner. "Closing the eyes accentuates the hearing," observes somebody. That may work in church but not in heavy traffic. We heard Old Sherlock mutter; "For here it is, as plain as land. His thumb print on the butter." "Ah, Watson,'twas a waiter's hand!" The only remaining people who believe all they read are those who move their lips when reading. A pocket full of rye today requires a soup of considerably more than sixpence. EVERYTHING FOR LOWER The right or "De Luxe" way to sleep Note the spine remains straight It is a pleasure for us to sell The only remaining people who believe all they read are those who move their lips when reading. A pocket full of rye today requires a song of considerably more than sixpence. Midwinter Term Opens December 29 Enrollments Active HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" SUGGESTIONS FOR A DAILY REGIME (Continued) Surprising thing that will be noted in exercise of this kind during the day is that you will not require as much sleep have been accustomed to, and you will observe that the culture exercising has actually rejuvenated your body to extent that not more than eight hours' sleep will be needed. I have found people who could cut down their hours of much less than this simply by increasing the amount of culture exercise they take. This does not exactly mean the amount of work they are doing, but rather in adopt- particular exercises which are especially recommended in as vitality building. Niner may consist of any food which is used in proper fashion, but I usually advise what I call the "proteid" meal in eating, consisting of one proteid food, one or more non-starred vegetables, a salad of raw vegetables, and sometimes of stewed fruits. This kind of meal seems to digest more easily than any other, and may be taken more without any bad consequences by those troubled with asthma, disorders in which a meal in the evening seems rare with sleep. However, if it is desirable, a starchy meal used in place of a proteid meal. The evenings should be spent at home reading and studying, certain number should also be devoted each week to attend meetings and amusements such as picture shows, theatre, etc. It is a good plan to set aside certain evenings to do this, even though you feel inclined to stay at home. The outside association will be of great benefit to your interests in pleasurable amusements will really as gestion and be an aid in the cultivation of more perfect $24.50 The wrong or unnatural way to sleep Note the curve of the spine 151 No. Los Angeles St. THE BEST OF ADVICE THE JAPANESE MIND IN EPITOME If you wish to learn the highest truth you must begin with the alphabet. The path of duty lies in what is near at hand; and men seek or it in what is remote. This column is devoted to proverbs from the Japanese. Pinch yourself and know how others feel. Though you lock the door ever so securely trouble will find a way in. The second word makes the day. In the house where the samisen is played all day long there will be little rice in the larder. He who hunts two hares saves one and loses the other. He who buys what he needs not, sells what he needs. The mile is longest to him who is tired. If every day was a sunny day who would not wish for rain. It is difficult to be strong and not be rash. Those who travel on horseback know nothing of the toll of rose who travel on foot. Never trust a woman, even she has borne you seven children. The acolyte at the gate reads scriptures he has never learned. Love does not recognize the difference between peasant and ikado. The laden almond tree by theayside is sure to be bitter. Brothers quarrel like thieves inside a house, but outside their words leap out in each other's offense. The reason why parents love the younger children best is he... Never trust a woman, even she has borne you seven chilren. The aculety at the gate reads scriptures he has never learned. Love does not recognize the difference between peasant and ilkado. The laden almond tree by theayside is sure to be bitter. Brothers quarrel like thieves side a house, but outside their words leap out in each other's offense. The reason why parents love the younger children best is because they have now so littleope that the elder will do well. Going downhill no one is old. Where profit is loss is hidden arby. One dog, yelping at nothing ill set ten thousand straining their collars. A raindrop is the beginning of a flood. Lies never miss their object,th are always at hand. Public profits in prohibition are more and more apparent. The cleanness of the streets, free from drunks, the cleanness of homes, free of the fear of shame and of poverty and of uncertainty—these and many other advantages are plain, and the illusory claims of "freedom" to drink what one wants are fading into the distance. But for all that, there is still too much social tone about boot-legging—something that must be met with by an "understanding" sort of penal system. There must be an enforcement department that has the common sense to know where the liquor that is drunk comes from and that will act on that knowledge. We have had quite too much both of protense that booze is easy to get where it is not, and also of knowledge that booze is easy to get with everyone knowing it but the enforcement officers. We do not decry search seizure, but they should follow knowledge of conditions, not precede it. The public generally is averse to penal enforcement that depends upon "fishing' expeditions. It upholds and applauds activity of police that does discover crime and the avenues and supports of crime. We need from Washington down an even more intelligent method of dealing with the outlawed liquor. The enforcement system is, on the whole, much more uniformly honest than it was three or four years ago. It needs to be more informed and more cunning as well. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results Decorated Bow-Foot Bed DRESSER CHIFFONIER This suite is hardwood, ivory or grey. 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