oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-16

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; 8 months, $1.7b Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS Thine, O Lord, is the greatness, and the power, and the glory, and the victory, and the majesty; for all that is in the heaven and in the earth is thine; thins is the kingdom, O Lord, and thou are exalted as head above all.—I Chronicles 29.11. It is characteristic of minds which are aspiring in their piety, and which have begun to reap the reward of arduous devotional culture, to be habitually conversant with God. Such minds are constantly looking up In the very midst of earthly toils, they seize moments of relief, to spring up to the eminences of meditation, where they love to dwell.—Austin Phelps. MORE EMPLOYMENT IS IN PROSPECT The year 1925 bids fair to be a period of encouragement for men seeking work. Employment conditions are better and prospects are bright for active demand for labor throughout the year. The United States Employment Service gives this report. The conclusions are drawn from official reports from district offices in all parts of the country. There is improvement in employment conditions in every state in the Union. In the West, agricultural conditions are such as to insure normal volume of labor. In the great industrial centers, factory and mill operations are more active, or promise to be more active. Conditions of this kind reflect prosperity. With labor well employed, at good wages, pay-rolls put immense total sums into general circulation and give healthy tone to business and industry. Nature is a stern mother to those who transgress her laws. She punishes with a rigorous hand. The only safe course is to obey the laws of Nature, and thus avoid the good master's chastisings. normal volume of labor. In the great industrial centers, factory and mill operations are more active, or promise to be more active. Conditions of this kind reflect prosperity. With labor well employed, at good wages, pay-rolls put immense total sums into general circulation and give healthy tone to business and in dustry. Nature is a stern mother to those who transgress her laws. She punishes with a rigorous hand. The only safe course is to obey the laws of Nature, and thus avoid the good master's chastisings. OIL FOUND IN ALASKA IS PROMISING Alaska is promising another form of rich development. Oil discoveries have been made at Coal Harbor, in the southern part of the Alaskan peninsula. The Standard Oil Company is drilling a test well, which is now down 3200 feet. The oil sand is just below this depth, it is said. It is believed that from oil Alaska will realize another great accession to its developed riches. Once regarded as a hopeless barren and inhospitable wilderness, Alaska has developed into one of the richest regions, in natural resources, in the western Hemisphere. Besides minerals, it has extensive forests. Its fisheries are important. And its agricultural possibilities are of sufficient magnitude to be considered worth while. Furthermore Alaska is becoming popular as a summer resort and travel to that far Northland is increasing steadily during the summer season. DOES YOUR WATCH KEEP TIME? IF NOT, BRING IT TO US! Special Attention to Ladies' Wrist Watches E. C. KENDRICK, Jeweller 155 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. What do they mean by "western coffee"? They mean that superb beverage that What do they mean by "western coffee"? They mean that superb beverage that gave the West its reputation as the home of coffee-excellence. They mean Hills Bros. Red Can Coffee, pride of the coffee-loving West, toast of millions from Puget Sound to the Mississippi. Break the vacuum seal of a tin of Hills Bros. Inhale that sense-thrilling bouquet! Brew a cup and taste that wonderful flavor! Any wonder Hills Bros. is The Recognized Standard of coffee-quality? And that flavor is sealed for keeps in vacuum. Hills Bros. Coffee is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE In the original Vacuum Pack which keeps the coffee fresh. There are only 37,632 men who know just how to run the world and all of them are busy whittling. It must be a comfort to be rich enough to wear clothes until they wear out. Answer to "Do you love me?" First year, "So much, darling" second year, "Of course I do" third year, "Yeah." The art of splitting leather was beneficial until it was applied to the ham of sandwiches. It is easy to pick out the green driver. He isn't in a hurry unless he is going some place. A normal man is one who thinks, while shoveling snow that he had rather push a lawn mower. (Protected by Associated Editors Inc.) THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. DAMNED! NATIONAL NEED OF MUSCLE SHOALS POLITICS ASK SUPERVISION TO STATE PRESIDENT SACRAMENTO, Jan. 11 facing his request with the nation that "as supervisors in close touch with the people in position to know what want," Gov. Richardson to peared before the annual session of the county supervisee society of California and that the organization submit policy with regard to the uance of highway work state. "I do not want to hold stick' over the people," the error asserted. "But as some you have the opportunity sound public sentiment and known your findings to nature. OLIVER SPEAKER Fullerton Rotary ye heard an address on Id Rev. John Oliver of the Methodist church of Whiteline committee was appointed to how many Rotarians were ning to attend the districting at Fresno. Ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Rich Milk, Malted Grain ext. in form, makes The Food-Drink for Digestible—No Cooking. A light always at hand. Also in Table Ask for "Horlick's," at all For Avoid Imitations — Sub RAGRAPHS BY ROBERT QUILLEN many who howl for freedom only a soft snap. are things a man uses gets into a tight place. a poor, he's a darned faild if he’s rich he’s a darnace. to "play ball," the words sing the most drama are rem up." of-the-things we’d like to show a traffic cop acts at city is much like matriit it is easy to get the kind it want. per capita tax is still al50, and it isn’t surprising new-born infant yells. capitalism fared bounduring the holidays; what the soviet? America’s sense of huobserve the kind of cars people put locks on. beans should understand American can chew gum alone. how long it takes scienevolve a new and perfect state about like the others. they could pass a leaver. are only 37,632 men who just how to run the world, of them are busy whittling. must be a comfort to be rich to wear clothes until they t. To’ ole time brilliant-hued, sunrise-on-th’coast o’ Mexico Christmus neckties we used t’ throw away wuz right in style this year, which helped some. ‘Bout t’ time a marriage hain’t jopsided is when one movie star marries another. The victim of tuberculosis who wastes his funds “chasing a cure” in the west, too often finds only bitter disappointment. Under intelligent management, his chances are far better at home. With an airy porch, a comfortable bed, a Jersey cow and a dozen laying hens, tuberculosis can be cured anywhere, regardless of altitude or aridity. An old man was asked what he did when he bowed his head in church so reverently just before the services began. “Well,” replied the old man, “that’s a fair question an’ I’ll give you a fair answer—I don’t know what other folks do, but I always count forty myself.” LINES FROM "MAUD" Go not, happy day, From the shining fields, Go not, happy day, Till the maiden yields. Rosy is the West, Rosy is the South, Roses are her cheeks, And a rose her mouth. When the happy Yes, Falters from her lips, Pass and blush the news O’er the blowing ships, Over blowing seas, Over seas at rest. Pass the happy news, Blush it thro’ the West; Till the red man dances By his red cedar tree, And the red man’s babe Leaps, beyond the sea. Blush from West to East. Blush from East to West, Till the West is East. Blush it thro’ the West. Rosy is the West Rosy is the South, Roses are her cheeks, And a rose her mouth. —Tennyson DINNER STORIES A workingman got a job at a coal mine siding, running wagons down an incline. There was only a sleeper at the bottom to stop the wagons, so the boss told him to be careful and keep the brake on. On the third day four wagons went down at a terrific speed and jumped over the sleeper into the canal below. The boss saw all that happened from his office window, and came rushing out, with wrathful face. The man forestalled the remarks of the enraged employer: “You needn’t come grumbling at me,” he announced. “I ain't working for you.” The old lady came out of a half dose as the train approached a station. With an airy porch, a comfortable bed, a Jersey cow and a dozen laying hens, tuberculosis can be cured anywhere, regardless of altitude or aridity. An old man was asked what he did when he bowed his head in church so reverently just before the services began. "Well," replied the old man, "that's a fair question an' I'll give you a fair answer—I don't know what other folks do, but I always count forty myself." The formula is on the label—your doctor will tell you it's good. A quick relief for Chest Cold; Croup Infusion; Pneumonia and Pleurisy Poison Price, 50c. For sale by Kemp Bros. Pharmacy HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McOy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS QUESTION: Mrs. E. H. P. writes: Please print in your Health Advice Column a full menu for baby, ten months old, everything he could have without harm. Also could he instead of Dextri Maltose to sweeten milk preparation? QUESTION: Menu suggested for children from breast nursing to two years: At six, nine a.m., twelve noon, three and six four to six ounces of raw cow's milk, each feeding to be by one or two teaspoonfuls of orange juice. The milk is sucked through a nipple, if possible. No feeding atcept warm water, it desired. Or as an alternative the at six and ten a.m., two and six p.m., take five ounces ounce milk, preceding each feeding by one or two teal of orange juice as above. If any other food is added be child has reached the age of two, it should only be cooked thy vegetables. Small portions of meat or starchy food a child who is using milk will often bring serious digesurbances. It is not necessary for child to have any sweet-milk. QUESTION: Mrs. F. O. P. writes: I have become quite inter-your HEALTH AND DIET ADVICE. I am taking the diet and now could you tell me how to reduce the bust. It one take a tub bath, during the orange diet? QUESTION: After the orange juice fast, use a non-starchy diet for physical culture exercises to reduce the bust. This is really good exercise; Try lifting with stress, imaginary objection; also try to pull down the ceiling, as it were, keep muscles rigid. Tub baths are too enervating during a fast result may be obtained from shower or sponge baths I you like this column. WHAT MY NEIGHBOR SAYS Is Of Interest to Anaheim Folks When one has had the misfortune to suffer from backache, headaches, dizziness, urinary disorders and other kidneyills—and has found relief from all this sickness and suffering, that person's advice is of untold value to friends and neighbors. The following case is only one of many thousands, but it is that of an Anaheim resident. Who could ask for a better example? Mrs. R. Long, 311 N. Emily St. says: "I could hardly get dressed mornings because of the severe pain which struck me in my back. I had pains all over my body and felt worn out and had no energy. I had headaches and dizzy spells, too. Doan's Pills from Mulnaxix's Drug Store helped me, removing the backache and making me better in every way." Over three years later, Mrs. Long said: "I have had no need for Doan's in some time but recommend them at every opportunity." $6c. at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs. Buffalo, N.Y. (Advertisement) ASK SUPERVISIONS TO STATE PLANS SACRAMENTO, Jan. 16. Preceiving his request with the declaration that "as supervisors you are close touch with the people and position to know what they want," Gov. Richardson today appeared before the annual convention of the county supervisors association of California and urged that the organization submit a report to the legislature outlining its policy with regard to the continuation of highway work in the state. "I do not want to hold a 'big kick' over the people," the governor asserted. "But as supervisors you have the opportunity to fund public sentiment and make known your findings to legislators." OLIVER SPEAKER Fullerton Rotary yesterday heard an address on Ideals by Gov. John Oliver of the First Methodist church of Whittier. A committee was appointed to learn how many Rotarians were planning to attend the district meeting at Fresno. A DREAM TRIP TO MARS "When I arrived on that planet," Flammarion writes, as if he had just returned, "it was about midday on its central meridian. I noticed two small moons revolving rapidly in their sky, and I alighted on the slope of a mountain overlooking a distant sea. The sea was shallow and full of water plants. The panorama reminded me of which one sees from the terrace of Nice Observatory, and I seemed to see a Mediterranean of calm water of a dark bluish green color. But it was a different element, and I saw that the plants were of a species unknown on Earth. "Airy navies consisting of a sort of bird-fishes glided through the atmosphere, and I soon found the inhabitants of this celestial territory have received by natural evolution the enviable privilege of flying through the air, and that their method of locomotion is particularly aviation. Gravity is feeble on the surface of the planet, and hence the density of beings and objects on that planet is much less than it is with us. Engineering science has for centuries reached a high degree of perfection. They have carried out immense works, incomparably superior to those achieved on our planet in the last century, and they have transformed their globe by gigantic operations which earthly astonomers are just beginning to appreciate by means of the telescope. "One may easily understand indeed, that that world should be more advanced than ours, because it is more ancient chronologically, and because, being smaller than our globe, it has cooled down more rapidly and has run through the phases of organic evolution at a greater rate. " Its years are nearly twice as long as ours, in the proportion of 365 to 687. While we count 37 years on Earth, the Martian counts only 20, and a man of 79 years on Earth, is only 40 Martian years old. Its condition of habitability, its climate and meteorology, its days and nights are analogous to ours. " Even from where we are we can observe its continents, its polar snows, which melt in the spring, its canals, which also change with the seasons, its humid plains periodically varied by vegetation, its clouds, generally very light, but dense toward the polar regions, its mists in the mornings and especially in the evening, above all, the perpetual changes, incomparably more intense than those of the Earth's surface, in a word, all those manifestations of an activity greater than that of our own home of the present day." FREE BIBLE LECTURE ON THE SUBJECT The Inerrent Bible, the Infallible Word of God By MR. JAMES CULLEN WATT MOOSE HALL - 135 W. CENTER ST. SUNDAY, JANUARY 18, 7:30 P. M. Mr. Watt is a very critical student of the Bible as well as secular history. He does not appeal to the emotions, but considers only facts and presents his evidence in a manner that is appealing to reason. ALL CORDIALLY INVITED Grand Opening Oldsmobile Agency Saturday Until 9 P.M. NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY $1065 J.A.D. FACTORY OLDSMOBILE Announces the OLDSMOBILE Announces the Fisher-Built Coach A new Oldsmobile Coach—with "Body by Fisher"! A creation that embodies everything for which the name Fisher stands! Velour upholstered—and roomy and comfortable for five passengers! Big, wide doors give generous entrance space—the new patented one-piece windshield provides better ventilation and full driving vision. And underneath this splendid coach body, with its Duco Satin finish, is the famous tried and proved Oldsmobile Six chassis. Only the body-building skill of Fisher, the unlimited resources of General Motors and the great manufacturing facilities of Oldsmobile could produce such a coach at $1065. Don't fail to see this coach—at your nearest dealer's. 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