oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-10

PUBLIC UTILITY PLAN UNDECIDED SACRAMENTO. April 19 — The proposal of Senator Arthur H. Breed to declare the oil industry a public utility today was still far from settled. The constitutional amendment introduced by Breed will not be acted upon by the senate committee considering it until Monday. While there was much debate on the measure at meeting of the senate committee on constitutional amendments last night, no vote was taken and action was postponed until the next meeting. Senator Breed, in explaining the Bill, declared he was not attempt to persecute the oil companies for the part they have taken in opposition to his one cent increase in the gasoline tax. He stated that he believed the industry should be regulated by the railroad commission as to rates on the same basis as other industries of the state. Charles K. Stevens, representing the Gen. Pet. Co. of Calif., was one of the leading spokesmen against Breed's proposal. He declared he did not believe the move necessary. "If the state is to begin regulating the price of oil it will not be long before attempts will be made to have the state also regulate the price of timber and automobiles," Stevens declared. "While I do not believe the larger companies would be greatly affected by the provisions of the amendment," Stevens said. "I am of the opinion a great hardship would be worked on the smaller companies, operating in the state." Wallace Watson, representing the Kern-co. C. of C., also spoke against the bill. His main point was that while some companies, through geological conditions, were able to produce oil much cheaper than others, variance in the cost of production would render a difficult situation which might work hardships on the companies whose production cost was large. RALPH BARTON, artist and caricaturist famous for his magazine covers, sketches, and for his work on the Chauve jouris curtains, has a strong sense of the ludicrous. One of his chief delights is to bring In Mary, his cook, to serve her own preparations at his studio suppers, for as Mary towers "a foot or two" above his head, according to Mr. Barton, the effect is somewhat戏剧ical. Mr. Barton further asserts that Mary is far above any other culinary artist of color when it comes to an appeal to the palate. Her Butter Scotch Rice made over the electric studio stove, is unforgettable. For artistic effect, and for its property in helping to digest other ingredients, she adds gelatine. Wash one-third cup rice as cook until nearly tender in a double boiler with two cups of milk scalded, and one-fourth teaspoonful salt. Meanwhile cook together in a shallow pan one cup of brown sugar and two tablespoons butter until it gets very dark brown, but not burnt. Add to the rice and milk and cook until the rice is tender and the caramal melted. Soak two tablespoons of gelatine in one-half cup water until it is so softened, and then dissolve it in one cup of hot milk. Strain into the cooked rice mixture and turn into a cold wet moisture. WHAT EASTER MEANS (By Asa H. Squier) Easter means a rising up into newness of life. Back east where the ground is covered with snow and ice six months of the year and during such period all flowers and plant life lie cold and dormant. But about Easter time the green fields appear, the flowers soring up from their wintry beds, the birds return from the sunny south to sing their songs of gladness. All nature smiles at the change and there is seemingly a rising up into newness of life. Here in Edon of perpetual sunshine and flowers the Easter occasion is not so wonderfully changed. Yet the event that it heralds, the repreception of our Lord and Master Jesus Christ, is the same to Christians throughout the world. And it is in His name that we celebrate the day. He is the one perfect being, that lived here on earth in human form, and without sin, and whose example we may well try to follow and live. Yes, Jesus has set us a splendid example of right living and eight doing, not only in the past but now, and every day of our lives. Like all systems of genuine Christian faith, we as Christians believe in God as a kind merciful and Just Father. The whole human race is His family. He will punish and reproof each individual for disobedience and wrong doing. He is all powerful nothing can escape his notice. He is abundantly able to control and carry on all his projects, and we have faith to believe, according to the right interpretation of His holy and sacred word, and the promises of his beloved Son Jesus Christ, that in his own good time. He will gather the entire human family together, into the borders of that spirit land, that beautiful home beyond. He sent his Son into the world that the world through Him might be saved for God carries on his work through leaders and teachers. He is therefore looking to us dear friends, to aid Him in this glorious work of love. Jesus was the name given by the angel to Him who was born as the Christ. He is therefore called "Jesus." adopted this beautiful health festival and added to it a new greater significance? Is not a close analogy between life, death and resurrection in ture, and that of Jesus Christ, founder of Christianity. During Christ ministrations on earth, always strove to show his follys the beauties of the higher of the human soul. He taught them that the greatest joy in life is found in giving happiness well being to others, and the divine attributes he illustrated his own earthly life. But Jesus who called himself the Son God soon became the victim wicked men, and by them crucified. He was placed in tomb and mourned for death. Hone fled from the hearts of disciples and their lives were ed with doubt and gloom. It was a sad and bitter trial for the faithful followers. But not long were they left to group the dark. Three days of sadness and despair and Christ rose from the dead. The faithful loved woman, drew the Mary's back mourn their Lord and unbind body. As they approached to tomb in the dawn of that Easter morn, they wondered would roll away the stone them. But the Angels had been there ahead of them. Jesus was not in the tomb. He was by for Mary saw Him and spoke to her. Great joy filled their hearts; for He whom mourned as dead was alive; had burst the bonds which closed way leading from this world the next. And light from on his light of immortality shone through. That light has been shining from that day to this woe increasing radiance and briancy. This resurrection, coming back of a soul from grave is a token that all should rise from death and again. Easter therefore means we joy in a new life, in the blue assurance that our friends loved ones, who have died in body here, have passed out through death to life beyond. All will be given standing room at the shores of eternity, and The Chef Knows! KITCHEN BOUQUET A noted Chef's recipes for making savory soups, stews, gravies, sauces and other tempting and delicious dishes. Onion Soup 2 tablespoon Kitchen Bouquet; 3 large onions; 1 tablespoon finely minced carrot; 3 tablespoons butter; 5 tablespoons flour; 3½ pints boiling water; salt and pepper to taste; 3 bouillon cubes; ¼ cup thin cream; Peel and parcel onions for 3 minutes, drain and chop finely, place in saucepan with curd and butter and simmer 5 minutes. Add flour, stir and add boiling water, salt and pepper. Strain, add bouillon cubes and stir until dissolved. Add Kitchen Bouquet and cream. Place several pieces in tins, pour over soup and serve at once. Brown Gravy Add to the pan in which meat was handled one pound vounded tablespoonful of flour; heat until smooth paste; add 1 cup of leap stock or boiling water; stir a moment and then place on the stove, stir until the sauce bubbles, add ½ teaspoonful of Kitchen Bouquet and season with salt and pepper to taste. Let it bubble up, and serve at once. At good grocers everywhere If your doctor can't supply you need 10 cents for venereous sample bottle. KITCHEN BOUQUET 429 Fifth Ave. New York City He sent his Son into the world that the world through Him might be saved for God carries on his work through leaders and teachers. He is therefore looking to us dear friends, to aid Him in this glorious work of love. Jesus was the name given by the angel to Him who was born as the Christ's. He is therefore called "Jesus," an son of Mary, and Christ is the promised Messiah. He was the one of whom the Lord by the mouth of his prophet said, He shall not fail, nor be discouraged till He have set judgment in the earth and the Isles shall wait for his law." Isa. 42-4, and again, "I will also give thee a light to the Gentiles that thou mayest be my salvation unto the ends of the earth." Im 49-6. Of no other being, whoever lived were such prophecies. We know that those prophecies were by the aid of divine imabation, and those expectations were sanctioned by the promises of Almighty God's. Hence can you wonder that the true Christian believes in the divinity of Jesus. He dwelt here on earth in the flesh, came into this world to do the work appointed by his Father. He took upon Himself our natures that being thus subjected to its influences he might know its powers and be able to present to us a visible and comprehensible life as our example. "Jesus sald unt her, I am the resurrection and the life." John 11:25. In the early day, many years ago, Easter was annually celebrated as a heathen Gestinal. Was held in honor of earth life. It was so held in the spring time to celebrate the breaking of the toy bonds of winter, which had seemed to hold nature in the thraldom of deaths. The significance of this early, annual festival was the renewal of life by the sun of life. It was a resurrection from death to a new life of the soul of the earth. Can we wonder that Christian's early light of immortality shines through that light has been shining from that day to this ever increasing radiance and beauty. This resurrection, coming back of a soul from death and living again, Easter therefore means we joy in a new life, in the blue assurance that our friends loved ones, who have died in body here, have passed sat through death to life beyond all will be given standing room in the shores of eternity, and they we shall meet them again all broken ties will be united. Pain is brief, joy hastilier death is strong but life stronger. We greet love's mite angel. Here is Easter ad door: Have umbors—the doubters—soon "faith" assumes us "Christian" ALL WORN OUT? So Was Mrs. Stone Who Took Her Experience Are you tired all the time; waking out night and day? Do you back ache as if it would break you dizziness, henchaches, rheumatic twinges or trembling urinary disorders? Have good cause, then, to alarm about your kidneys, as many folks in this local recommend. Use Donn's Pills a stimulant diuretic to help this typical case in reviving: Mrs. Mae Stone. 238 White Ave., Fullerton Cal., says: "Kidneys were weak and I did dull and languid. Pregnant baches and dizzy spell made miserable and my back weak and lame and often aching. I tired easily and had no energy. One of the family advised Donn's Pills and they soon restored energy, the backache left me free from headaches and dizziness." Price 60c at all dealers. Do simply ask for a kidney remission—get Donn's Pills—the answer that Mrs. Stone had. For Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N.Y. (Advertisement.) THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. MISS HEINE WINS GOLD PIN IN TEST On Wednesday of each week, Miss Edwards of the typewriting department of the High school gives a 15 and one minute accuracy test, using the award test matter which is sent to the department each month by the various typewriting companies. The regular monthly award test was given this week. Three tests are for 35 consecutive minutes; the student is penalized 10 words for each error, no paper with more than five errors is considered. After the papers are checked over carefully they are sent to the various companies for a re-check and if found correct the award is forwarded. The awards that various typewriter companies give students to encourage accurate writing are as follows: Underwood: Bronze endowment 40 words; silver emblem 50 words; gold emblem 60 words; pearl emblem 70 words; Ruby emblem 80 words; sapphire emblem 90 words; diamond emblem 100 words. Royal: Gold pin 45 words; card case 60 words; gold medal 75 words; Royal typewriter 85 words. Remington: Card case 40 words; gold medal 65 words; Remington typewriter 60 (one hour test—no errors). This week Miss Selma Heine won the Royal Gold pin at a speed of 45 words per minute. Others wrote as follows: Second-year students—45 minutes; William Keesley 49.6; Selma Helene 45.5; Marellen Hix 34.5; Nina Mahan 33.5; Edith Proffer 25.4. First year students: Daria Reese 38.4; Catherine Mene 32.5; Hsiele Burroman 32.2; Ruby Lemus 30.1; Arabella Richardson 24.4; Gladys Jennings 22.2; Beatrice Grindlay 23.2. Second semester students: Martha Klippert 22.4. The result of the one minute tests are as follows: William Keesley 70; Ruth Bumgartel 50; Raymond Cheatum 58; Catherine Mene 53; Ella Bellefeld 50; Walter Jungkelt 48; Marielen Hix VON HINDENBUCH MAKING DEMILI BERGEN, April 19 — field marshal Von Hindenburg insisted that black, red and gold presideency of which he wished the president's palace elected be said he wanted ferent palace from that Ebert occupied in Wilhelm. Interest in the pro-campaign has slackened Tuesday, due to the East days. A Class Ad will bring you Jack Jennings once promoted as a jockey on the British race, pictured above as he prevented the "Turf Sunday" sermon at the British-American church at Maiso, Lafitte, near Paris. Holding his jockey addressed a large congregation, imploring them not to attend the match on Sunday but to attend church instead. Sunday is one of the big racing days in France. Autoist Charged With Manslaughter LOS ANGELES, April 10 — Harold H. Coike, wealthy bond broker, was charged with man-slaughter today following the death of Motorecycle Officer Jesse E. Farr from injuries received a collision between his motorcycle and Coxie's auto. Farr was badly mangled when his motorcycle crashed into Coxie's machine in Rovery Hills yesterday. and one-fourth teaspoon-Meanwhile cook together allow him one cup of brown and two tablespoonfuls of until it gets very dark but not burnt. Add to this milk and cook until is tender and the caramel Soak in one-half cup of until it is softened, and then in one-cup of hot milk into the cooked rice mix-turn into a cold wet mold. R MEANS this beautiful heathen and added to it a new significance? Is there close analogy between the death and resurrection in na- tion that of Jesus Christ, the war of Christianity. During administrations on earth. He strove to show his follow- beauties of the higher life human soul. He taught that the greatest joy in life and in giving happiness and being to others, and these attributes he illustrated in earthly life. But Jesus called himself the Son of become the victim men, and by them was dead. He was placed in a mourned for dead. Fled from the hearts of his eyes and their lives were fill- h doubt and gloom. It was and bitter trial for these real followers. But not for were they left to group in dark. Three days of sadness repair and Christ rose from head. The faithful love of us drew the Mary's back to their Lord and unbirt his As they approached the in the dawn of that first morn, they wondered who roll away the stone for But the Angels had been ahead of them. Jesus was the tomb. He was near Mary saw Him and He to her. Great joy filled hearts, for He whom we died as dead was alive. He strat the bonds of death and the gates which closed the leading from this world to ext. And light from on high right of immortality shone tha- That light has been from that day to this with increasing radiance and brilli- This resurrection, this back of a soul from the is a token that all should rise from death and live Easter therefore means to in a new life, in the blessed sense that our friends and ones, who have died in the here, have passed off death to life beyond. As be given standing room on robes of eternity, and there 45.5; Marellen Hix 34.5; Nina Mahan 33.5; Edith Proffer 25.1. First year students: Doris Reese 28.4; Catherine Mene 32.5; Hische Burman 32.2; Ruby Lemus 30.1; Arabella Richardson 24.4; Gladys Jennings 22.2; Beatrice Grindlay 23.2. Second semester students: Martha Klippert 22.4. The result of the one minute tests are as follows: William Keeley 70; Ruth Baumgartel 59; Raymond Cheatum 58; Catherine Mene 53; Ella Belefefeld 50; Walter Jungkeit 48; Marilien Hix 47; Dora Kauntchen 47; Bernice Bremmer 44; Elsie Burrman 44; Edith Profer 44; Maretha Klippert 36. 18 FATALLY BURNED BARCELONA, Sjain, April 10. Eighteen persons were burned to death and fifty others were jured early today in a train wreck at Sarria, near this city. Three coaches jumped the track, overturned and burst into flames. risen." Lo, we greet life's happier angel. Here is Easter at the door." Dear friends, let us make memorable this Easter anniversary by grandly resolving that from bencelorth we shall live, here upon the earths the true Christian life. Let us teach and preach the true principles of Easter until all shall be warmed into life by the show of our own precious faith and our hope in the life eternal. TELL ENGAGEMENT HOLLYWOOD, April 10. The engagement of Renée Adoree and Gaston Glass, screen players, was announced today. The marriage is to take place next March when Miss Adoree's divorce from Tom Moore becomes final. Phone 1123 Give Us a Trial TIPTON'S Electric Laundry Clothes Called Fox and Delivered 816 N. Pine St., Anaheim, Cal. No finer coffee ever passed your lips No finer coffee ever passed your lips For the simple reason that no finer coffee is to be had than Hills Bros., The Recognized Standard. It is the cream of the crop—the very pick of the coffees of the world—blended with rare skill and roasted to a turn. Break the vacuum seal that holds this coffee in all its original strength. Inhale that delicious bouquet. Brew a cup and lift it to your lips! You will agree with coffee-lovers everywhere that no finer coffee ever passed your lips. Hills Bros. is economical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE In the original Vacuum Park which keeps the coffee fresh. ©1925 Hills Bros. FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1925 NON HINDENBURG MAKING DEMANDS BERLIN, April 19.—Kormer wird, marshal Von Hindenburg already has begun to make demands which indicate lack of sympathy with the German republic, to the residency of which he now uses according to Hanover newsaper. Before agreement to become a candidate of the "Empire Bloc," Hindenburg insisted that the black, red and gold presidential standard no longer be shown over the president's palace. And, if elected he said he wanted a different palace from that which Albert occupied in Wilhelmstrasse. Interest in the presidential campaign has slackened until next Tuesday, due to the Easter holidays. DOCTOR ARRESTED NEW YORK, April 9.—Following investigation of a report that and adopted child in the Morsemere, N. J. home of Mrs F V. Grofe was Lillian MacKenzie, kidnapped here in August, 1923, "Dr." H. L. Green was arrested at police headquarters today. 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