oc-plain-dealer 1925-02-05

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 Naught forgetting, nought regretting, Lovely ghosts from days no more Glide with white feet over the river, Smiling, towards the silent shore. —Dinah M. Mulock-Craik. Honor the Lord with thy substance, and with the first fruits of all thine increase.—Proverbs 3.9. MARRIED LIFE LONG AND HAPPY FOR MANY It is pleasing and refreshing to note how many golden wedding anniversaries are celebrated, here in California. Many couples who have been married fifty years, show the reign of happiness in their lives. The mutual joys, the mutual faithfulness of husband and wife; the responsibilities and the gratifications of parenthood; and all the tender intertwinnings of affections, sympathies and interests which accompany a successful marriage, prove beyond all cavil that marriage, as an institution, succeeds and deserves to succeed, and to be perpetuated in its purity. California is the home of many worthy couples who have been loyal companions for fifty years or more. One couple, in Los Angeles, recently observed the seventy-second anniversary of their wedding. It is a benediction indeed for man and wife, faithful and true, thus to come down to the twilight hours of existence, each happy and serene in the love of the other. Let not the cynics say that marriage, as an institution, is a failure. It is not. California is the home of many worthy couples who have been loyal companions for fifty years or more. One couple, in Los Angeles, recently observed the seventy-second anniversary of their wedding. It is a benediction indeed for man and wife, faithful and true, thus to come down to the twilight hours of existence, each happy and serene in the love of the other. Let not the cynics say that marriage, as an institution, is a failure. It is not. A community without ideals is spiritually bankrupt. GOVERNMENT ECONOMY SHOULD PERSIST President Coolidge is setting an example that should be the most wholesome in its influence all up and down the land. His insistence that the budget of the federal government be reduced to the lowest terms, so that taxes my be reduced, should become the rule of principle and action in every government in America—in state, county, and municipal affairs, as well as in national affairs. With the constant and remarkable growth of this country, cost of government necessarily increases. But if all governmental affairs were put and kept on a basis of the most rigid economy, plus the greatest possible efficiency, there would be great savings to the people in the cost of government. There is need of crystallized public sentiment along this line, designed to keep the people alert to the need and the value of economy in government. The slogan of every political campaign in this country should be economy in government and lower taxes. Political parties and political leaders would gain favor with the people by standing staunchly for rigid governmental economies. Heroism is found under the workman's overalls. Being heroic is not dependent upon wealth or station. President Coolidge is demonstrating abundantly that he has a mind and a will of his own, in national affairs. A reparations controversy lasts longer than a great war, Europe. Weather news from "back yonder" looks like a close-up of old Boreas himself. 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He who would have no trot in this world must not be born it. No sooner is a law made than an eviction of it is discovered. Never show the bottom of purse or your mind. Keep company with good and you'll increase their numb. A burden which one chooses not felt. These things only are done in haste: flying from the plains escaping quarrels and catching fleas. If young men had wit and men strength everything might well done. A book whose safe's forbids all men rush to see, and protection turns one reader into the best armour is to keep PARAGRAPHS By ROBERT QUILLEN Clever disguise for a dry agent. Let him refuse a drink. When man and woman become one, everybody knows which one. The best argument against the sale of pistols is that you may be next. About the only place you can't see signs of prosperity now is in your pocketbook. A friendly nation is one that speaks kindly when Uncle Sam steps on her car. A man isn't old until everything seems wrong. It may happen at 70 or 16. Short tragedy: A little chain; a fuzzy dog at one end, a husband at the other. The arrogance of culture: Using a pen to work cross-word puzzles. A third party has historical sanction. All gall is divided into three parts. Modest Trotzky: "Ah, well; Wilson, the Tiger, George and Orlando lost out, also." Men are inferior, but they don't think equals helpful to the driver in a crisis. If the cross-word puzzle continues, the list of obsolete words soon will include "space." An educated man is one who knows what is happening in China and cares a darn. ABE MARTIN WHO'S IN THE DAYS DR. C. E. LU "We are in a period of engineering evolution of fuel oil in coal, steam turbines, combustion engines, rise to new problems in Dr. C. E. Lucke, head gineering department of university, said recently have superseded the situation where compounded on size of management, and management co-operation." Dr. Lucke is known the world's greatest internal combustion engine made the statement in the forthcoming Institution Worthington-Diesel en government ships. Dr. Lucke had vast work of internal activities for the U.S. ing the war, educating structors in phases of He now holds the ram mander in the Naval Force. We was born June in New York. He re-bachelor of science degree College of the City of in 1895, received his science degree at New versity in 1899, studied that same year years later earned his Doctor of Philosophy fro bia university. He was named professor chanical engineering at in 1906 and two years came head of the department has written books on engineering and about on professional subjects. A diplomatic gesture thing that makes you th you will get your money Men are inferior, but they don't think equals helpful to the driver in a crisis. If the cross-word puzzle continues, the list of obsolete words soon will include "space." An educated man is one who knows what is happening in China and cares a darn. You never really appreciate your phonograph until you listen to your neighbor's static. Among the things you must acquire a taste for are classical music, olives and work. Some judges are so severe that it takes the profit on three cases to pay for a case in court. Government is four years behind in checking tax returns. At this rate the courts will soon have company. Correct this sentence: "She married again at 60," said the gossip, "and none of her children opposed the match." (Protected by Associated Editors, Inc.) AT LAST! — A NEW SHAMPOO FOR BLONDES ONLY Brings Back Golden Hue to Darkened Blonde Hair—Keeps Blonde Hair Soft, Fluffy and Lustrous. Now every blonde can have bright, golden, charming hair. 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It has a difference from Melba toast on account of being made from shredded wheat, and will be relished by those who do not particulate for the latter. KELLOGG'S TOASTED WHEAT BISCUIT is similar to, but is more dextrinised when purchased. However, it be retoasted in the oven and may then be used in place other toast. OTHER TOASTS may be made from the whole wheat Graham bread, muffins or even corn bread. The only thin member is that all of the starch must be converted into There is no particular advantage in using any of these be toast except that the flavor is different and might be reliably some than by that of white bread toast. All of the other elements are destroyed in toasting and only the dextrose behind, so there is actually more dextrine in the white toast than in the others. Whole wheat bread does not easily as the white bread but if sufficient care is exercised brownning it entirely through, it makes a delicious, hard toast. UNCLE SAM'S BREAKFAST FOOD is a kind of food which has been on the market for a number of years consists of a mixture of toast wheat flakes made from whole mixed with flax-seed. This should be used in the same corn flakes, but is more desirable because of the small and flaxseed it contains, which helps to overcome constipation counteracts the constipating effect which is present with trinified foods. (To be continued.) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1925 COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying HOUR'S WORK AS UNIT OF VALUE—Berkeley Gazette Dr. Howard S. Ross, of Montreal, well known as an industrial arbiter, has a novel plan for ending war, both industrially and internationally. He calls it the "equitist plan." It consists in abolishing the gold standard and substituting an hour's work as the unit of value. There would be a check or some other token representing every hour of work done by an adult human being, and banks would be required to honor these checks on the basis of a dollar an hour. It seems somewhat like the plan proposed by other economists, to make a horsepower or kilowatt hour the unit in reckoning prices and values of every kind. Only, the adult work hour seems far more limited. There could be only about so many of those units, if everybody worked, whereas mechanical power is almost limitless. It is worth thinking about as a mental division, if for no other reason. What a revolution it would make in human life! But in one respect particularly it looks like bad morals and worse economics. It seems to assume that any hour's work is as good as any other hour's work. Are the street sweeper, the carpenter, the factory boss, the captain of industry, the school teacher, the banker, the dry goods clerk, the stenographer, the poet, the artist, the sailor, the statesman all to get exactly the same reward for putting in an hour's time on their special lines of work? It seems bad enough when every worker in the same occupation is paid the same. Is there to be no reward for special application or for skill, laboriously acquired? May not one man's hour be as productive and valuable as another man's years? A DAILY CHECKUP To live a life that shall be entirely prudent and discreet, and to draw from experience all the instruction that it affords, it is requisite to be constantly thinking back—to make a kind of recapitulation of what we have done. We must be able constantly to recall our impressions and sensations, to compare our former with our present judgments—what we have set before us and struggled to achieve, with the actual result and satisfaction we have obtained. To do this, it seemed to Schopenhauer, is to get a repetition of the private lessons of experience—lessons which are given to everyone. "Experience," Schopenhauer observed, "may be looked upon as a kind of test, to which reflection and knowledge form the commentary. Where there is a great deal of reflection and intellectual A DAILY CHECKUP To live a life that shall be entirely prudent and discreet, and to draw from experience all the instruction that it affords, it is requisite to be constantly thinking back—to make a kind of recapitulation of what we have done. We must be able constantly to recall our impressions and sensations, to compare our former with our present judgments—what we have set before us and struggled to achieve, with the actual result and satisfaction we have obtained. To do this, it seemed to Schopenhauer, is to get a repetition of the private lessons of experience—lessons which are given to everyone. "Experience," Schopenhauer observed, "may be looked upon as a kind of test, to which reflection and knowledge form the commentary. Where there is a great deal of reflection and intellectual knowledge, and very little experience, the result is like those books which have on each page two lines of text and forty lines of knowledge, and very little experience, the result is like those books scanty knowledge, gives us books like those of the 'editio Bipontia', where there are no notes and much that is unintelligible." Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. 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