oc-plain-dealer 1925-03-05

PAGE FOUR THE ORANGE COUNTY Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday PAUL V. HESTER Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate—In Orange County... per month 50c Entered at the Postoffice at Anahiem, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice; but when the wicked beareth rule the people mourn:—Proverbs*29.2. Yet will I not for years departed sorrow— The gentle lesson of the bright today Shall be my key to ope the fair tomorrow, When Night's cold tear in smiles is charmed away. Be glad, O soul! sing not a mournful story! Hope, like a sun, awakes the Future's down; The past shall live again, where bathed in glory, Thru Death's hushed hall God's angel becks us on! —Ernest W. Shurtleff. NATIONAL WASTE HUGE BUT IS PASSING Herbert C. Hoover, Secretary of Commerce, is specializing in eliminating national wastes. Mr. Hoover, being an engineering expert of world-wide fame, takes cognizance of the wastes in various economic channels. He has used and is using his department to abate these preventable losses. One of the activities which he is promoting is making travel on streets and highways safer. He has called a conference for next month to cope with "the most challenging of all wastes—the waste of human life." In its swift and phenomenal development, in diverse directions, this country has proceeded very much as though it expected its natural resources to last forever. There has been waste of soil. There has been waste of timber. There has been waste of water. And, latterly, there has been waste of human life. Mr. Hoover is performing an excellent service in trying to wipe out these needless wastes. This country has passed from using his department to abate these prevalent of the activities which he is promoting, making travel on streets and highways safer. He has called a conference for next month to cope with "the most challenging of all wastes—the waste of human life." In its swift and phenomenal development, in diverse directions, this country has proceeded very much as though it expected its natural resources to last forever. There has been waste of soil. There has been waste of timber. There has been waste of water. And, latterly, there has been waste of human life. Mr. Hoover is performing an excellent service in trying to wipe out these needless wastes. This country has passed from pioneering to intensive development. Its population is increasing rapidly. Its needs are multiplying. Its resources are drawn upon more hugely than ever. Human life is menaced more than ever before. It behooves the country, therefore, to give heed to the policies which prevent wastefulness. But, at that, Calvin Coolidge will not go down in history as "the man on horseback." Simple living is real living—the kind that gives real satisfaction and real pleasure. They are learning, on Capitol Hill, that President Coolidge has a mind and a will of his own. California is a great empire within itself. It is forging to the front in every line of important economic activity. It is developing healthily. It is going forward steadily. It is taking front rank in useful productivity. First Lady of the Land?---NO! First Chiropractor in Anaheim. First Chiropractor in Anaheim with California State Medical Board License. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to make use of general medical diagnosis as well as spinal analysis. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to include Osteopathic technique and general drugless healing in his treatments. First Chiropractor in Anaheim to prove the superiority of these treatments for a fee within the reach of all. All Treatments including Violet Ray and Sunray Lamp Bath NOW $1.00 GET AS MANY AS YOU NEED WHILE THESE RATES ARE AVAILABLE. DR. G. A. NETH 110 North Resh Street ANAHEIM Phone 80 For Appointment GET AS MANY AS YOU NEED WHILE THESE RULES ARE AVAILABLE. DR. G. A. NETH 110 North Resh Street ANAHEIM Phone 80 For Appointment New Franklin Design Now on Display at the Santa Ana Dealer's Place of Business. Be Sure to See this New Model. EXQUISITELY BEAUTIFUL (Open Evenings) H. A. SHUGART & SON DEALER 310-12 EAST FIFTH ST. SANTA ANA, C THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. WOW! WHAT A BUMP— OUR BANK ROLL FIRST OF THE MONTH BUT JUST LOOK WHO WE LOSE FOR NINE MONTHS! POWERFUL SHIFT IN ENEMY FIELD LOS ANGELES, Mar. 16 greatest race ever staged tween two factions of the ican fleet was under war marking the third day fleet's spring maneuvers. The "Black fleet", one of some of the most ships in the navy, repel the enemy, and the "Blue made up of destrovers s ers, representing the were rushing to Magdele Lower Calif. If the Black fleet is ful in reaching the b flims setting up an o base, it will be possible invading army of the e enter the United Sta Mexico. The two fleets have at the latest word recen today, altho radio equi both fleets has been silie NEWS BRIEF by WASHINGTON — Wm. dine, former president sas Agric. College, wn in at 10:50 a.m. today tary of agriculture, Howard M. Gore, who to become governor of ginia. CROWD SEES DU GIRL UNDER ELE CHICAGO, March 5: crowd of morbidly curved each stroke of pain, a old girl, conscious at intuday aided efforts of meaing to release her from heavy railroad engistruck her at a grade e Nearly an hour of pain work during which the Jojke, bit her lips, screams, was required the locomotive. Then she died. RADIO FEATURES FOR FRIDAY LX—The Tribune, Oakland, metres—6 p.m., organ recit8 p.m., studio program by Girl Band of Oakland, and voand instrumental soloists; 5 p.m. Wolohan's Californians. FSG—Angelus Temple, Los eles—278 meters—10:30 a.m. No Bible school; sunshine hour; 90 p.m., organ recital; 7:30 p.m. auditorium service; silver bid; 9:15 p.m., Gray studio prom; 10 p.m., organ recital. GO—General electric company, Oland—261 meters—11:30 a. uncheon concert; 3 p.m., stumusical program; 4 p.m. Sel St. Franeis concert orchesSilent Night. HIJ—The Times, Los Angeles 04.1 meters—12:30 p.m. Mite's Californians, orchestra; 10 p.m., matinee musicale; 6 p.m. matinee musicale; 6 p.m. kans orchestra; 6:30 p.m. children's program; 7:30 p.m. velogue; 8 p.m., musical prom; 9 p.m., Las Vegas Rotary bid; 10 p.m., dance orchestra. KPO—Hale Brothers, Inc., San anisco—423 meters—7 a.m. ing-up exercises; 10 a.m. chat housewives; 10:40 a.m. that's on at the theatre"; 1 p. Fairmont Hotel orchestra; 10 p.m. Fairmont Hotel orches8 p.p.m. organ recital. KGW—The Oregonian, Portland 492 meters—12:30 p.m. Rose y Trio concert; 5 p.p.m., chiln's program; 8 p.p.m. Universiof Oregon Extension division, future: 10:30 p.m. Hoot Owl, KNX—The Express, Los Ange337 meters—11:30 a.m. talk women; 1 p.p. radio talk; 4 music talk; 7:30 p.m., molog; 8 p.p.m. feature programs; p.p.m. Cocoanut Grove orches- PARAGRAPHS (By Robert Quillen) Times change. The gunmen of the old West were old enough to shave. 1776: Free men pursuing happiness. 1925: Snoopers pursuing the happy. "Green makes dark women attracive: 'Long green makes any of them attractive.' It isn't so hard to follow a restricted diet if you have a white-collar job. If ever Christian nations adopt Christianity, they can cut expenses about 80 per cent. Over 1000 burglaries a month in Moscow. Even capitalistic America divides up that way. It is difficult to believe in woman's intuition when you observe the husbands some of them are jealous about. An educated man is one who knows how many members the cabinet contains and why. "Don't pay too much income tax," says The Digest. And don't chuckle so while having teeth pulled. When all nations are completely converted to the world court idea, there will be little need of it. We are thankful for the preside­nt's maple-syrup experience. A chief executive should know raps. A wise wife occasionally over-looks a missing button to let her husband enjoy temporary martyr­odm. We are a wasteful people, using two or three men to catch a criminal and 12 to turn him loose. War's lessons are soon forgot­ten. Few Americans now remem­ber of morbidly curvy by filching half-involuc­ring stroke of pain, a cold girl, conscious at midday aided efforts of mea­nging to release her from heavy railroad engin­s struck her at a grade ee. Nearly an hour of pain work during which the Jojke, bit her lips, screams, was required by the locomotive. Then she moved and taken to where she died. Correct this seaten well," said the editor o­weekly; "here's a b joke." SIMPLE WAY TO TAKE OUR Can anything be sbile taking a convenient four times a day weight is reduced to course not. Just purge of Marmola Prescriptio from your druggist for lar,and start now Follow directions—no dieting or tirenome Eat substantial food, as you like, and keep slender. Thousands of women each year reglenc figures by usi Tablets. Purchase your druggist, or ser­ Marmola Co., Genes­ Bldg., Detroit, Micho­ (Adv) LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF Delffah Baker, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, executor of the last will of Delffah Baker, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the neces­sary vouchers to the said execu­tor at his place of business, Rooms 203-204 First National Bank Building, Anaheim, in the A wise wife occasionally overlooks a missing button to let her husband enjoy temporary martyrdom. We are a wasteful people, using two or three men to catch a criminal and 12 to turn him loose. War's lessons are soon forgotten. Few Americans now remember "pfennig" is a sea fowl or a gland. Why speculate concerning Mr. Hughes? Whatever it is that makes a public servant resign, there's no danger of a nepidemic. Correct this sentence: "Yes, its a 42, said the clerk," but it makes you look gritish. (Protected by Associated Editors, Inc.) A Class Ad will get you results. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, executor of the last will of Delilah Baker, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the clerk of the Superior Court, of the County of Orange, State of California, or to exhibit the same with the necessary vouchers to the said executor at his place of business. Rooms 203-204 First National Bank Building, Anaheim, in the County of Orange, within four months after the first publication of this notice. Dated this 26th day of February, 1925. STANLEY J. BAKER. Executor of the last will of Delilah Baker, deceased. TIPTON & CAILOR. Attorneys for Executor. Publish Feb. 26, March 5, 12, 19 and 26. HEALTH & DIET ADVICE By Dr., Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" PROTEID FOODS (Continued) NOT SO GOOD NUT BUTTER. There are many nut butters in the market, put up as substitutes for ordinary butter, which are really very poor substitutes indeed, as they contain so much coccanut or raw peanuts that they are sixty per cent starch, and are miscalled "butter", when ground into a paste. Cow's butter contains one hundred per cent fat, and is in no way similar to nut butter and the latter should never be substituted for the former. A case I handled recently will show you how different the effect of the two butters may be. A child ten years of age, who had suffered from asthma since birth, was brought to me for advice. After a fast of a few days all asthmatic symptoms disappeared, and the child was placed upon a well-balanced diet free from all starches. Her health improved in every way and she had no more asthmatic attacks or wheezing for about two months when she suddenly started having an attack about every other day. And she was still on the strict non-starchy diet, I could not account for the return of the wheezing, but after the mother was questioned closely, it came to light that the day before this last series of attacks started she had commenced giving the child nut butter as a substitute for cow butter under the belief that it was more wholesome and was an exact substitute. I assured her that she was feeding the child a large amount of starch in the raw state which is the most difficult kind of starch to digest and that I would as soon have her eat a piece of white bread (a thing I never recommend at any time) as to use that particular kind of butter. As soon as the cow butter was again used in place of the nut butter the asthmatic attacks ceased at once, and have never appeared again in over six months. POWERFUL SHIPS IN ENEMY FLEET LOS ANGELES, Mar. 5—The greatest race ever staged between two factions of the American fleet was under way today, marking the third day of the fleet's spring maneuvers. The "Black fleet," comprised of some of the most powerful ships in the navy, representing the enemy, and the "Blue fleet," made up of destrovers and cruisers, representing the defense, were rushing to Magdelena bay, Power Calif. If the Black fleet is successful in reaching the bay first, it setting up an operations base, it will be possible for an invading army of the enemy to enter the United States thru Mexico. The two fleets have not met at the latest word received here today, altho radio equipment in both fleets has been silenced. NEWS BRIEF b"Peb cOE WASHINGTON —Wm. A. Jardine, former president of Kansas Agric. College, was sworn in at 10:50 a.m. today as secretary of agriculture, succeeding Howard M. Gore, who resigned to become governor of West Virginia. CROWD SEES DYING GIRL UNDER ENGINE CHICAGO, March 5—While a crowd of morbidly curious stood by filmching half-involuntarily at each stroke of pain, an 18-year-old girl, conscious at intervals, today aided efforts of men attempting to release her from beneath a heavy railroad engine which struck her at a grade crossing. Nearly an hour of painful slow work during which the girl, Title Jolke, bit her lips to stifle scream, was required to jack up the locomotive. Then she was removed and taken to a hospital, where she died. COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying CHINAMAN HAS SHORTEST NAME—New York Herald-Tribune Mr. I., of China, who is studying medicine at John Hopkins, waives the egotism of his name, pronouncing it as though it were "Er," which is a pity, for the man with the shortest name in the world should be entitled to make the most of it. The philologists assert that it's record for nominal brevity is unbeatable. If Mr. Zero were the real name of that person and he spelled it Mr. O; he would still be prodigal of ink compared with Mr. I. The New York City directory includes a Mr. Ek and no doubt a scattering of other two-letter names, but does not get down to alphabetical bedrock, so far as we can discover. Yet Mr. It's economy could conceivably be reduced. There would probably be nothing illegal in the surname ":" pronounced "Period," which is about as far as any person possessing any name at all could go; and as Humpty Dumpty remarked to Alice: "With a name like yours you might be any shape almost." Statisticiana who have assembled figures about nearly everything may have computed the hours lost in a lifetime by the proclamation and the writing of polysyllable names. Sometimes there is rebellion. The Kabotchniks became Cabots over night. But whole nations like the Poles appear to revel in the luxury of consonants that seem easily dispensable. 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