oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-14

PAGE FOUR Plain Dealer An Independent Newspaper Issued Every Afternoon Except Sunday PAUL V. HESTER Editor and Publisher Subscription Rate—In Orange County... per month $9e Entered at the Postoffice at Anaheim, Calif., as second class matter DAILY GREETING TO OUR READERS He that withholdeth corn, the people shall curse him; but pressing shall be upon the head of him that withholdeth Proverbs 11:26. One small life in God's great plan, How fatile it seems as the ages roll, Do what it may, or strive how it can, To alter the succep of the infinite whole! A single stitch in an endless web, A drop in the oceans flow and ebb! But the pattern is rent where the stitch is lost, Or marred where the tangled threads are crossed; And each life that fails of its true intent Mars the perfect plan that its Master meant. —Susan Coolidge. CONTROLLING THE WORLD The suggestion of General Lord Thomas, who was secretary of aeronautics in the late labor ministry in England, that the United States and Great Britain co-operate in aviation and thus practically control the whole world, since the territorial possessions of the two powers encircle the globe, comes as a surprise from a man who is an earnest advocate of the League of Nations, for the plan, if carried out, would be a most flagrant violation of the principles of the covenant. We are interested in the development of American aviation for commercial advancement and for national defense, but America has no desire to unite with any country for the purpose of controlling the world. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, but some of the bronzed mashers on the beach seem to be almost wholly brass. Bronze is an alloy of copper and tin, but some of the bronzed mashers on the beach seem to be almost wholly brass. WATER SUPPLY PLENTY FOR SUMMER Recent rains, with snows in mountains, assure plenty of water for the domestic irrigation and power needs of Southern California, particularly for this county. Even though there should be no more precipitation before the normal dry season begins, this section will fare well as to water supply. But there is likelihood of additional showers in April and May. So there is no reason for apprehension on this score. With the truth back of them, residents of Southern California well may bombard the East with letters and facts about the water supply here and about conditions here in general. It might be well to anticipate another onslaught against this state by unfair falsifying critics. Let the rest of the country know the truth about California. Make it impossible for falsehoods to gain ground by anticipating them with indisputable facts. California must protect itself systematically against misrepresentations. There are shrewd interests and subtle forces at work, in Eastern states, to divert tourist and homeseeker travel from California. This state must protect itself against this insidious campaign of detraction. Test a man in his honesty and if he stands the test he can be trusted implicitly. California, as a state, is 5 years old. But it doesn't look to be a year over "sweet 16." Plant Beans Prices will be good for this year's crop. I have Lima, Henderson Bush and Blackeye seed. A. NELSON, Buena Park Phones: Anaheim 762J3; Fullerton 173R1 EUROPE'S CORRIDOR The Danzig corridor gives Poland free access to zig and it divides the pro-Germany by a broad strip. It is virtually as if United States had been forced accept an alienation of its t or whoever might have Ca New York, spilling New En The cradle of the Nation in rest of the land, a great po through the heart of the E That is what the tre Prussia. It is such a thing which endures unless the strength. The victors decide that there must be an open A ROOF measured in years The final cost of roof can be measured in terms of years only. The maintenance cost, for the entire life of the roof, plus the initial cost is what counts. Because Pioneer Yosemite Asphalt Shingles go right over the old roof and because they do give years of trouble-free service their final cost is amazingly low. Crushed stone, from Yosemite, in red, green, blue black and golden brown, laid over asphalt, endows these shingles with enduring beauty, unyielding durability and final economy. They are sold by all lumber, hardware and building material dealers for both new homes and re-roofing. Pioneer YOSEMITE ASPHALT SHINGLES Applied by Kelly Picnee Shingle Co. Owen Pioneer Shingle Co. 9 Kelly Roofing Co. Phone Santa Ana 2141 Phone Santa Ana 107 SANTA ANA THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. Y Where There's A Will By WINNER PROMINENT LOCAL WOMAN DECEASED The many friends of Helena Hatfield will be sad to hear of her death which occurred Saturday at 8 p.m. the home of her brother Joseph H. Hatfield and Hatfield, at Wilmer station, Alhambra, where she had celled their loving care for eral weeks, following her move from the hospital. Her illness has covered the riod of several years, and had many times expresses wish that she might pass Easter. Only within the days previous to her death it discovered she suffered cancer in addition to other complications. Her children grandchildren were all in bedside during her last month and very beautifully and happily she passed on. Mrs. Hatfield is survived two children, Mrs. Alta and Mr. Norton Hatfield having homes here. The band passed away seventy ago. She was a very member of the Presbychurch and enjoyed her life to the utmost. She enjoyed her many dear who sent her flowers and forting messages. Mrs. Hatfield was born tonville, Iowa, Oct. 18, 1834; early married life was to caring for the sick and helping hand where she needed. The family on a ranch northwest of for many years after con Anaheim in 1885, and built a home on North time-st., where they have resided. Funeral services were today in the Backs, T Campbell chapel at 2 p.m. the Rev. Thomas H. Waffleiating. Interment Loma Vista. RAGRAPHS by Robert Quillan ABE MARTIN RAGRAPHS by Robert Quillan Americanism: Admiring a success; demanding that he stop work and make a speech. The reason every bird has a home is because it isn't so particular about a good neighborhood. The "nameless pathos in the air" of spring may have connection with what Dad spends for millinery. It always happens when one driver is in a big car and the other in a reverie. Yet there is no particular virtue in forgiving and forgetting if you licked the other fellow. Correct this sentence: "It isn't timidity," said he, "that keeps me from affecting a walking stick." The things that seem most in the way are a sore thumb and a man about the house during work hours. The new international dance won't help much unless it is designed to eliminate stepping on one another's toes. The most economical little salesman is a Class Ad in this paper. COMMENTS of the PRESS What Editors Are Saying EUROPE'S CORRIDOR OF WAR—Chicago Tribune The Danzig corridor is causing another flareup in Europe. It Poland free access to the sea through the free port of Danand it divides the people of East Prussia from the rest of many by a broad strip of territory under alien control. It is virtually as if the Hudson ran to Montreal and the United States had been forced, as the result of defeat in war, to opt an alienation of its territory, providing the English, French, whoever might have Canada, a waterway to the free port of York, splitting New England off from the rest of the country. Cradle of the Nation in the North would be cut off from the land, a great port taken away, and an alien strip driven through the heart of the East. That is what the treaty makers did to the eastern part of Russia. It is such a thing as makes wars, but it is not a thing which endures unless the defeated nation has forever lost its length. The victors decided that Poland must have a port and there must be an open route by which Poland, Czecho-Slovak- ABE MARTIN Th' only decently dressed women we have left are Eskimos. When it comes t'a car or a home we pity th' home. Sustained Q ASSOCIATE NORTH WHILE TO THE BALLEY GAS ON Poland free access to the sea through the Baltic and it divides the people of East Prussia from the rest of Germany by a broad strip of territory under alien control. It is virtually as if the Hudson ran to Montreal and the United States had been forced, as the result of defeat in war, to adopt an alienation of its territory, providing the English, French, whoever might have Canada, a waterway to the free port of York, splitting New England off from the rest of the country. The cradle of the Nation in the North would be cut off from the land, a great port taken away, and an alien strip driven through the heart of the East. That is what the treaty makers did to the eastern part of Russia. It is such a thing as makes wars, but it is not a thing which endures unless the defeated nation has forever lost its strength. The victors decided that Poland must have a port and there must be an open route by which Poland, Czecho-Slovakia and Roumania could be supported, reinforced and supplied in Russia attacked. That would have to be either across German territory which the Germans resist, or by the sea to Danzig. Germany naturally wants to re-unite to it the separated part East Prussia, the New England of the country. The Poles are prepared to use force to keep the corridor, and even to seize free town of Danzig. We used to say "Tae Mississippi shall flow unvexed to the mouth of it could not be French or Spanish. Its banks did not have French or Spanish posts of garrisons. A vexed will cause wars. If a vexed river had New England cut off from the rest of us there would be a war here, sooner or later, drive the invader out. HEALTH AND DIET ADVICE By Dr. Frank McCoy Author of "THE EAST WAY TO HEALTH" GOOD—UNCOOKED SALAD VEGETABLES—(Continued) LETTUCE is the most commonly used salad vegetable, but from several standpoints, it is not the best. Lettuce contains a larger amount of water than any of the other salad vegetables, and less of the organic minerals. In order to supply enough of these minerals, a large amount must be eaten at one time. Now, lettuce contains a certain hypnotic agent, called hyoscyamine, which is a deadening effect upon the nerves of the stomach if used in large quantities. If a large supply of lettuce is taken at any meal, the hypnotic effect of this chemical will manifest itself in drowsiness that will become apparent shortly after the meal eaten. Digestion will be retarded, and because of this and other good uses will ferment more easily, and it may safely be said that those whose digestive powers are weakened in any way will be well advised to content themselves with very small amounts of lettuce. However, this ill effect does not appear to be at all provenced if only a small quantity of lettuce is eaten at any one time, and it may be used quite often as a garnish for the rest of the salad. I do not know of any other dietitian who has brotzt this point about lettuce, but I assure you that I have checked sufficiently on the truth of it, so that if you are "a walking gas factory" you had better set a strict limit to your ration of lettuce. NASTURTIUM LEAVES AND FLOWERS may be added to a salad and used as a garnish. Both the leaves and the flowers may be eaten, and they impart an agreeable flavor to any salad. ENDIVES are a very good leafy salad vegetable, and should be used in preference to lettuce as a succulent vegetable whenever possible to secure them. (To be continued) TUESDAY, APRIL 14, 1923 DOMINENT LOCAL NEWMAN DECEASES The many friends of Mrs. Hatfield will be saddened because of her death which occurred Saturday at 8 p.m. at home of her brother-in-law, Joseph H. Hatfield and Mrs. Hatfield, at Wilmer station, near Ambra, where she had relied their loving care for several weeks, following her return from the hospital. After illness has covered a period of several years, and she many times expressed that she might pass on by later. Only within the few days previous to her death was discovered she suffered with fever in addition to other complications. Her children and grandchildren were all at her side during her last moments, and very beautifully and very happily she passed on. Mrs. Hatfield is survived by children, Mrs. Alta Parrett and Mr. Norton Hatfield, both living homes here. The husband passed away seven years ago. She was a very ardent member of the Presbyterian church and enjoyed her church life to the utmost. She much enjoyed her many dear friends who sent her flowers and comforting messages. Mrs. Hatfield was born in Cottsville, Iowa, Oct. 18, 1860. Her early married life was devoted caring for the sick and lending a helping hand wherever one needed. The family lived in a ranch northwest of town for many years after coming to Cottsville in 1885, and later built a home on North Clemen-ine-st., where they have since resided. Funeral services were held today in the Backs, Terry & Campbell chapel at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Thomas H. Walker officiating. Interment was in Soma Vista. 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