East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-02-20

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good man as well as against bad
man and sometimes with even great
er success. Evidence can be manu-
factured when it does not exist and
man who is as guiltless OF wrong as
the Angel Gabriel may be put to great
Il tiouble. expense and possible humili
alton So highly developed has be-
come the fine art of chicanery that
public man who does right is liable
to find himself in more danger than
the man who does wrong. Despite
this fact however. honesty still re-
mains the best policy for after all it
is a mans one self respect that counts
FOR most.
a prominent woman's magazine The
woman's Home Companion has been
publishing so m e
\ REIMBURSEMENT. stories on the sub.
ject of church in
terest and attendance. In the story
by Bruce Barton a typical church
woman is quoted with the following
interesting view of the present church
situation:
II suppose the real trouble with our
church is that it is struggling to adapt
itself to a changed community life.
For all the years of its earlier exist
ence il was the sole means of social
intercourse, the only social center, the
only clearing house of community life
People came to it gladly on Sunday.
not merely for the inspiration that it
gave but because it afforded them an
opportunity to meet each other, and to
visit together after the morning SER
vice. Now there are SO many other
activities that bring them together;
transportation is so improved and
communication so easy that this great
motive for church attendance has lost
its power. Moreover, the sermon is
no longer the sole means of intellec-
tual enlightenment. Every present
day sermon must put itself into COM
| petition with score of magazine ar
ticles that have been brought into the
community during the week, with the
daily papers, and the great resource:
of the public libraries. 1t is no Won
der that church attendance has drop
ped off; but my strong belief is tha
the need of the community for the
church is so vital that it will nevel
pass out of our life. 1t must readjust
itself. I stand loyal to it because
hope to help it work out that read
justment."
By an ingenious combination of tn
principles of the solar heater and tn
fireless cooker it
New Method of possible to keep tn
Heating Water. household supple
with hot water, eve
: after two or three days Of cloud
, weather, while by piping syster
, that supplies water to the tank bot
/ from the furnace or gas heater, an
from the solar heater as we'll, the dc
vice Is rendered suitable for any cl!
mate. says March Technical worl
. Magazine.
u The plan Of utilizing the rays of tn
: sun for heating water has develope
e extensively since the first crude col
\ was set upon the southern exposure O
roof and it WAS found that watel
4 drawn from it after the heat of tn
: day, was warm. Since then the prin
: ciples of radiation of heat has bee
s carefully studied and applied to tn
y perfected device. A fiat box, covere
s with glass. is set at an angle on tn
: roof, pergola, garage. or other cor
g Venient place Where II VIII get TN
most benefit from the suns hea
s This air-tight box contains a heatin
S coil Of approximately one hundre
g and fifty feet Of galvanized pipe three
d fourths of an inch in diameter, whic
p is soldered on a base of sheet coppe
20 This metal is used because of its raj
/. i'd heat-conducting property and ii
e soldering forms metal contact whic
a transmits the heat to the under sic
e of the pipe where the water is coldes
n the small pipe and the sheet Of col
per respond so quickly to the sun
/ says in warm weathes that hot wat'