oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-13

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 Pasteoffice at Anakeim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS The Lord bless thee, and keep thee. The Lord make his face shine upon thee, and be gracious unto thee. The Lord lift up His countenance upon thee, and give thee peace.—Numbers 6.24, 26. If we say the darkness shall cover us, in the darkness as in the light our obligations are yet with us. We can not escape their power, nor fly from the presence. They are with us in this life, will be with us at its close; and in that scene of inconceivable solennity which lies yet farther onward, we shall find ourselves surrounded by the consciousness of duty, to pain us wherever it has been violated, and to console us so far as God may have given us grace to perform it.—Daniel Webster. THE GOOD OLD DAYS We mourn the age of chivalry, the good old romantic days when men placed themselves and their swords at the service of maidens in distress; when a man fought for lady-love, and so on. But times have changed, and fair damsels nowadays are either unworthy of knightly devotion or they no longer need it. One night recently a man was walking along a dark street when he heard a girl scream. Like the knights of old, he ran to her rescue and was held up by two men with revolvers, while the fair screamer went through his pockets. Another young man, out walking with a lady, was accosted by a "hold-up" man and was about to submit to being "frisked" at the point of a revolver, when the girl began to scream lustily and beabor the robber with an umbrella, frightening him away. So when you deplore the fact that men are no more chivalrous and knightly, remember women have changed, too. TUBBY OH WHAT I HEARD ABOUT YOU LETTING ANGELICA DUFFER GIVE YOU A BLACK EYE LIKE THAT! WHY DIDN'T YOU SOON HER ONE ON THE NOSE? I SHOULD WROTE INSULT EVER THE FUCK OF HER BODY OR ALMOST AT T PARAGRAPH (By Robert Quillen) Infant: A noise done up w a safety pin. One night recently a man was walking along a dark street when he heard a girl scream. Like the knights of old, he ran to her rescue and was held up by two men with revolvers, while the fair screamer went through his pockets. Another young man, out walking with a lady, was accosted by a "hold-up man and was about to submit to being "frisked" at the point of a revolver, when the girl began to scream lustily and beabor the robber with an umbrella, frightening him away. So when you deplore the fact that men are no more chivalrous and knightly, remember women have changed, too. SOUL OR BODY? There are other sins which may be placed in the category of murder besides the actual taking of life. Hate is murder, and, though we may be able to conceal this emotion; and, though human courts take no cognizance of it, yet hatred does not lead to actual murder, we are told that "Whoever hateth his brother is a murderer." The sin of ingratitude is a deadly sin, for it may kill the soul. The one who makes sacrifices for another and then finds himself cast off when sacrifice is no longer necessary may suffer more than if his life had been taken, for when incentive to live is gone, life is worthless. The parents who toil and sacrifice for their children when they are growing up and then in old age find themselves cast off must suffer tortures compared to which death is nothing. Thought is all-powerful. Before condemning the thief and the chicken-urderer too strongly we should search our own hearts the day was and music by the compass conscience is a soft sofa-pillow for the soul. HEALTH AND DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE FAST WAY TO HEALTH" GOOD—UNCOOKED SALAD VEGETABLES: (Continued) SMALL BEETS, SMALL CARROTS, SMALL TURNIPS, SMALL PARSNIPS: If these vegetables are used as a salad, only the smallest should be selected. They should be prepared by washing with a vegetable brush, but never under any circumstances should they be scraped, as this destroys the vital part just under the skin. They may then be used in their whole state, or may be ground through a vegetable grinder. These four vegetables contain a larger percentage of starch than any of the other salad vegetables which I have listed, and it wise to use only one of them at a meal, adding some other raw vegetable, such as lettuce, parsley or spinach. This will down the total amount of starch, and will be found to agree with the patient who is not in possession of a strong digestion, the new meat, if more than one of these vegetables is used, the amount raw starch, which is difficult to digest, will seriously retard digestive process. OYSTER PLANT OR SALSIFY is a good salad vegetable if only when young and tender. It should be washed well, but scraped, and may be served whole, sliced in thin slices or fine in a vegetable grinder. Since it contains a little more Meetins, it is the leafy vegetables, it should not be used at the same installation of 9.9% of the other non-starry tubers, such as beets, carrots, held at 7:30 tomorrows, because of the sum total of starch being too Concordia hall, with ward. All the more (DWARF) grows wild in the fields. It has a quested to be present and is shippery like okra when cooked. It is very blood-building properties. I advise you to use it can find a place where it is growing. As far as I Children of Cultivated and sold in the market. It mixes well. PARAGRAPH (By Robert Quillen) Infant: A noise done up with a safety pin. Hard work doesn't kill. Let at the word "don't." Modern version. Where there a will there's an investigation. No war is over until all again feel friendly toward another. Another obstacle to thrift that we always feel richest when spending. Relatives are people who wonder how you contrive to keep fooling the world. CUT HERE Woman may get the last woo but how man does enjoy sitting the door! The salesman is a useful man Think how many jobs he provides for bill collectors. Yet there are cases in white race peeling won't help unless done with an axe. Every day is too warm for light spring overcoat if you have a new spring suit. Well, if this is a free country, hasn't every man an innable right to be a moron? Americanism: Thinking the folks a burden; using them household servants. And it may be that the small voice is unheard because desire furnishes too much stress. CUT HERE If it's a hick town, the tleeman with the crushed trouser is a travelling salesman. Blossoms are those little ored things that make auto bilists stop and disfigure a trie The statistician who says 7 cent of the people play golf bably means that many clubs. As a rule courtesy is just business of pretending that other fellow is more important. the new areas, if more than one of these vegetables is used, the amount committed to sow starch, which is difficult to digest, will seriously retard chairman's digestive process. include OYSTER PLANT OR SALSIFY is a good salad vegetable if after pl. only when young and tender. It should be washed well, but not scraped, and may be served whole, sliced in thin slices or fine in a vegetable grinder. Since it contains a little more meeting and the leafy vegetables, it should not be used at the same installation of pot. If the other non-starchy tubers, such as beets, carrots, held at 7:30 tomorrow, because of the sum total of starch being too Concordia hall, with ward. All the map (DWARF) grows wild in the fields. It has a quested to be preserved, and is shipper like okra when cooked. It is very blood-building properties. I advise you to use it can find a place where it is growing. As far as I can cultivated and sold in the market. It mixes well with the other non-starchy vegetables, and a particularly young pee orange is to add it to spinach, either in the raw or color eggs. A Class A opening Sale Date MAY 22nd SOUTHERN LINES PACIFIC SUMMER EXCURSION Fares FOR SEASON 1925 on sale from May 22nd, up to and including September 15th. Return limit October 31st, 1925. Now plan your summer vacation journeys to the East, taking advantage of these low fares. Full stopover privileges backEAST Four Great Routes Sunset—Golden State—American Canyon—Shasta First-class accommodations—personal service—excellent cuisine For example: Chicago, Ill. $ 86.00 Philadelphia, Pa. $144.92 Kansas City, Mo. 72.00 New Orleans, La. 85.15 New York City 147.40 St. Louis, Mo. 81.50 Washington, D.C. 141.56 St. Paul, Minn. 87.50 Boston, Mass. 153.50 Omaha, Neb. 72.00 Proportionately low fares to many other places. For route booklets, reservations, and all railroad information, call Southern Pacific D. G. MALTBY, Agent Santa Ana and Los Angeles Sta. PHONE 128 CUT HERE. If it's a hick town, the tireman with the creased trouser is a travelling salesman. Blossoms are those little ored things that make auto billists stop and disfigure a tree. The statistician who says seventh cent of the people play golf bably means that many clubs. As a rule courtesy is just care what the style does," she, "T'll never let mine go out again." Moral courage enables you ask the bootlegger if it is quite, Physical courage enables you to drink it, anyway. Nearly half of the area of zil is covered with forests a which little is known. Crew Which Cares for in Pacific Is Re THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. BY Secret Revenge By WINNER OH WHAT I HEARD ABOUT YOU - LETTIN' ANGELICA DUFFER GIVE YOU A BLACK-EYE LIKE THAT! WHY DIDN'T YOU SOCK HER ONE ON THE NOSE? BECAUSE SHE'S A GIRL, THAT'S WHY WELL, GEE WRIZZERS I BET SHE WOULDN'T GET AWAY WITH THAT WITH ME JUST BECAUSE SHE'S A GIRL I GOT EVEN WITH HER ALL RIGHT I SHOULD SAY NOT! I WROTE HER THE WORST INSULTIN' LETTER YOU EVER SAW AND I DREW THE FUNNIEST PICTURES OF HER IN IT THAT ANY-BODY COULD DRAW - I ALMOST DIED LAUGHING AT THEM MYSELF I BET SHELL BE MAD, ALL RIGHT WHEN SHE SEES THAT LETTER COLLEGE STUDENT COMMITS SUCH CHICAGO, April 13. Preston, handsome 21-yearlege student, polished on the foot of Madison street deep into the pink and glory of a Epring sunrise as sent a bullet crashing head. As planned the body off Into Lake Michigan. But Preston's plan to have body sink to the bottom caused the two weights were not heavy enough and came to light a remark man document of a modern youth, who choose a few moments of joyous living at a long and tortuous against the dread disease betes. The document is in four diaries, started in March add gives a vivid picture tumult of mind, of despair efforts to drown out the ledge of the certainty of fairs with girls and "morning or" necking parties. Preston committed suicide yesterday, after flinging with a party of friends left the party without intending his suicide. He to the dock, parked his car a small anvil and a piece about his body and fired the shot. A few hours later he was seen floating in the water. Police and the coroner feared a murder. Then there a note in his rooms, addressed to his parents, announcing suicide. Search of the body ed the diaries, wrapped in the letter said in part: "I hope I may be relieved of a burden, for I will be off where I am than in the get along as I am. You waft the best for me and cast all memory and love, (whom admit are big things). Yet admit it's best that I do anything." Preston attended North University. He also was a student of the University of Illinois. His father is a wealthy businessman. ABE MARTIN Slot vending machines for vending cigarettes and matches are coming into use on London streets. The Graham Bros. Motor Truck Corporation was not sold with the Dodge Bros. Motor Co., accord to an official announcement from Detroit. Bein' conservative is so sign we've got any sense. We only git th' benefit o' th' doubt. Drinkin' haint anything like it wuz, but neither is ridin', or dancin', or anything else. Those who have had experience in the treatment of diphtheria are in accord regarding the value of prevention which makes treatment unnecessary. Our yard is littered up with trash. Our alley is a sight; The house fly buzzes daily thru, Our kitchen in his flight. betrayed Their first conversation betrayed the fact that she was not fastidious. At a distance she had appeared unusually neat, immaculate. Bug upon their first face-to-face meeting he discovered that her teeth were not clean. And he soon lost interest. Notice today how you, yourself, to his parents, announce suicide. Search of the body ed the diaries, wrapped in The letter said in part: "I hope I may be relieved of a burden, for I will be off where I am than in the get along as I am. You was the best for me and cast all memory and love,(wh admit are big things). Y admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admit it's best that I do my admits." Omit Was betrayed Their first conversation betrayed the fact that she was not fastidious. At a distance she had appeared unusually neat, immaculate. Bug upon their first face-to-face meeting he discovered that her teeth were not clean. And he soon lost interest. Notice today how you, yourself, watch another person's teeth when he or she is talking. If the teeth are not well kept they at once become a liability. Listerine Tooth Paste cleans tooth a new way. At last war chemists have discovered a polishing ingredient that really cleans without scratching the enamel—a difficult problem finally solved. A large tube of Listerine Tooth Paste is only 25 cents; at your drug-guest's—Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Saint Louis, U.S.A. Which Cares for Storm-Swept Lighthouse in Pacific Is Relieved after Lonesome Months PLODDING, plodding, ever trodding and most steps wasted because Madam Shoppe ed her quest. Of course, you can't expect Madam stores and the good values in town-vertising each day in the Plain De How much easier everything moves ed the advertisements in the Plain listed in an orderly manner, the spe these stores are located. You'll profit by shopping through F MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1925 COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying BETTERING THE HUMAN RACE—Riverside Press Recently Dr. David Starr Jordan delivered an address on the subject of a better race. He practically took the ground that higher training is better than higher matter. Dr. Jordan first paid his respects to war as the greatest waster of human capabilities and retarder of human progress the world knows. He said that the intellectuals of Oxford and the physically fit of the whole empire were sent into the trenches to be killed, while the scum of the London slums was left to continue the English race. That is not true alone of England. War takes the best of a nation, both physically and mentally, and the less fit are left to be progenitors of the next generation. It, of course, is a matter of mere speculation as to what poising the human race would now have reached had not war constantly from the beginning robbed human kind of the highest type of parenthood. War does more than the retarding of human progress, but this evil alone is enough to condemn it utterly. Dr. Jordan was not enthusiastic on the matter of governmental restrictions upon marriage are parenthood. He said that love is a better guide than officialism in the matter of marriage. Natural selection may still be trusted to do a proper job of mating. What he laid stress upon as of more importance than trying to develop the human race along the lines of animal breeding was development along the line of education and training. The fundamental stock of this Nation, he said, is superior to that of any other. It is important what we do with it. It is an indefenable right under the Constitution of the United States to be well born, to be born free and equal in the opportunity to advance and develop. It is the Nation's duty to see that his right is conserved, and that every boy and girl has the opportunity to develop, not only physically, but mentally and spiritually. As a Nation we shall make progress through right training of body, mind and spirit. If all our children are born into such conditions of development, we shall have eugenics in its highest form. However, regardless of the relative importance of environment and heredity, it is not to be construed that Dr. Jordan opposes voluntary application of well tested principles of eugenics in building a better race. If a continually better race of individuals can be born into a continually bettered environment free from the curse of war and its killing of the most physically fit, progress in the upward course of humanity may be expected to be hastened. The letter said in part: "I hope I may be relieving you where I am than in trying to get along as I am. You want to do the best for me and casting aside my memory and love,(which I'll admit are big things). You must admit it's best that I do as I did." Preston attended Northwestern university. He also was a former student of the Uuiversity of Illinois. His father is a wealthy manu- lowing. "Whoever read this book I wish would go to hell." Other notations showing his bitter philosophy of life work: "Whiskey makes the world go around." "Why is life given a man whose way is hid?". "When you get to the end of your rope tie a knot and hang yourself." STATE DENIES FREE HAND IN FIXING FREIGHT RATES WASHINGTON—States were denied a free hand in fixing interstate freight rates through their public service commissions by a United States supreme court ruling today. The high court reversed the decision of the Washington state supreme court which upheld the action of the state department of his parents, announcing his deicide. Search of the body revealthe diaries, wrapped in leather. The letter said in part: "I hope I may be relieving you a burden, for I will be better if where I am than in trying to get along as I am. You want to do the best for me and casting aside my memory and love, (which I'll limit are big things). You must imit it's best that I do as I did." Preston attended Northwestern university. He also was a former student of the University of Illinis. His father is a wealthy manusturer at Oak Park, Ill. The tall, slender, dark haired bouth did not want the diaries and, for on one leaf was the following. "Whoever read this book I wish would go to hell." Other notations showing his bitter philosophy of life work: "Whiskey makes the world go around." "Why is life given a man whose way is hid."? "When you get to the end of your rope tie a knot and hang yourself." "The way of a fool is right in his own eyes." A Class Ad will bring you results. STATE DENIES FREE HAND IN FIXING FREIGHT RATES WASHINGTON—States were denied a free hand in fixing interstate freight rates through their public service commissions by a United States supreme court ruling today. The high court reversed the decision of the Washington state supreme court which upheld the action of the state department of public works in reducing interstate rates on logs by approximately 2 per cent. Wasted Footsteps Through the Columns of the Plain Dealer lodding, ever trodding—trips here, trips there, all about the town—wasted because Madam Shopper goes unguided. Really, it's the end of Madam Shopper is worn and weary—without having accomplish- can't expect Madam Shopper to know of all the good things, the good good values in town—no, not unless Madam Shopper reads the ady in the Plain Dealer. everything moves in one's shopping tour, when one has first consultations in the Plain Dealer. There are the best offerings of the day easily manner, the special services rendered by the best stores—where located. shopping through Plain Dealer advertisements.