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page Forn. DAILY EAST OnrnOXIAX. PKXDLETOX, OREGON. TIIUKSDAY, NOVEMP.KR IS. 1913. KIOUT 1'AQES. AX INT 't'.lTN 1 'lvNT NKWPPAI'EB. rukliktird I'ully nd Serol Weokly at IVn- rtlit.m. ir'g.n. Tit the KAKT OKIi.. (MAN i't M.ISHINU CO i if r)lnl Hti.l ConntT I'ner. llemN-r Vtiin-J l'ris A sum- 1 lull. fa Hory t!iat was Given srrrct rlrvn- latinn a few wveks ur. It was to the effect some members ot the board were drawing salaries of J 115 per month in violation of the Taw. The story was a absolute falsehood ami it die.i the monienl the light was turned ui'on it. As a matter of fact the water com missioners are not twin attacked he tause of the jay Riven Mr. Krlsay or for any of the other reasons that have been advanced at different times. The real and only genuine sin of the water commissioners is that they have stood firm and persistently for a j:ravlt v.ater svstem for Pendleton. This has hsn displeiisinn to some people. I. has bet n particularly displeasing to the electric company which makes $3300 a year by pumping water for the city under the present system. So we have seen the water commission ers subjected to organized and con tinuous attack. They have been vili fied and threatened in various wava Telephone J and stories reflecting on their Integ- I r't5' have been clrculatd b.v men who aare not make such charpes in the loitered at tlie p..tif;u lit IVuilleloa. OrvKiin. bs Herniiil t-liih rr.Hil matter. IN SALT. IN OTIIF.K CITIES. The Kntirii Nen Co.. IVrtlaud, Oregon, 2l 4 W .i-liliitii.n St.. t ".th lm;wrUl 11..H-1 N- SiauJ. Portland. liowuixn Xeaa Co. Portland. Oregon. O.N KILE AT Ohirasro Buresu. !i! Security I'.ulUllng. Waabliiicton. IV C, liureau, OlM, four teenth street. X. W. PCBSCnilTIOX KA1KS. Dally, one y-ar. by mail J.VCH) laily, all tuoiutm. by mail 2.."0 (ally, three month, by mall. I 'ally, une month, by mail al!y. one Tear, by carrier Ially, all month, by carrier Ially, three month, by carrier.... 1 Hilly, one month, by carrier 8eml WeeklT. one year by mail.... Semi-Weekly, nix months, by mail.. Petal-Weekly, four months, by mail. . 1 23 .r.o " ;.o 3.75 l.Wi .6.-) l.M) .Tfi .50 Tim OLD toU.Ft.K MAN. The old college man keeps a very close tab On the football elevens his college turns out. And nothing delights him so much as to gab On the why and the where fore it all came about. He knows why they lost, and he knows why they won He follows the games from L'ecrshelia to Dan. And he ahvas can tell you what should have been done The old college man. open. Not only has the water board been forced to endure unfair attacks from without but four members of the! board have had to stand unreasonable 4 and exasperating work by Dr. Best, n I member of the board, who has been I hand In hand with men who have not I wanted a gravity water system and ' have tried to harass the board at every opportunity. for smart finery wherewith to deck '.heir prcUy faces and forms. liut good grooming Is another matter foi the busy woman who must get in he j shampoo, manicuring and moHsage at odd moments snatched from pressing j duties. Even the few minute demanded for tho ordinary process of getting one's self together and bathing must he hurried through with her thoughts Intent upon occupations to come, and us for the .stitch In time, the sewing on of buttons, the polish ing of hoots, washing gloves and such small services to the toilet which keep a nomad always looking neat and dainty and well dr.ssed, too oft ed must these essentials bo done In frantic haste at tho last moment he fore starting forth on some Import ant duty. System In the ease of the hurried woman is as Important here as it is in every other work. One evening should be set apart during the week for "catching up" with one's groom ing. On that evening the hair may l.e shampooed, and while it is drying the nails may be manicured. While the water is being drawn for the nightly bath white gloves may be washed In the basin and stretched out over drying frames. During the week everything" that requires mending or darning should be slipped into a cretonne bag, and with the pile of mending at one'? hand, the drying hair spread over i.ne's shoulders and plenty of leisure tho work of repairing odds and ends will go very quickly. nooK-i.irn:D uiiixihkkos. It is not fair to Messrs Moore. , Brown, Ladow and Jack to force them The recog'i zed presence of men rouses in the rhinoceros several emo tions, which, in the order of their In-tcii-itv. 1 should rut as bewii lerment. fear, dull curiosity, an.l truu'lence. i'. the men are men iy seen uj'iallv is a very The old college man good sport. And never a team has march ed out on the field But he has in spirit been there to exhort The broad-sho jldered warri ors never to vield. 'to stand fur such stuff. Those men ' li.e i-:rv t motions aroi s-;.l aru 'are giving their time and best efforts' !!.--. i.u nt and curivty; if sin. It. .i i. . , . I fear is the usual result; but in a cer- i to serve the elfv nn.l An er. witVirntl i WIJH UUUUril Ul i oniJi ccn liic oigui pay. They are entitled to support, J r lht, pm,.u of nun arouses senseless not to continual annoyance and Tnis-fraue. Some rhinos are always cross representation, The people of Pendleton who favor a mountain water system 'should go! and evil tempered; nut many others, v. i-lch are normally goil natured, i n-.v and then have fits of boi.erk?r fury. Anything conspicuous which to the polls on election day and up- arouses their Interest miy alo nrou.se He will bet like a fiend on the 'hold the board by reelecting Messrs ! their hostility. White has an evil tit- team of his school. And cheer from afar for the flag of his clan. And he loses quite cheerfujJy, too, as a rule The old college man. St. Louis Post-Despatch. Brown and Jack and by kicking Dr. Pe-t off the board, if he persists In 1 Following the publication last Sat urday of a charge against Dr. J. A. v Best the East The Rcl Crime of Oregon lan on The Water Bard. Monday an open an nouncement that any one having charges or criticisms to make against other members of the water board or any public official was Invited to make such criticisms or charges through the columns of the East Ore gonlan. That was four days ago and not a word has been received. What is the matter with the critics of the water board? Where are their charges of wrong doing or Incompetency? The door to publicity Is wide open, why don't they come in and tell the public what they know? It in as this paper suspected. The ritica have no substantial complaints to make. What stories they have 'hey prefer to spread In the dark not la tha light, A slander cannot live when the sunlight of facts beats down upon it but It can sometimes get far If protected by a mantle of secrecy and darkness. Some "rumors" against the water board were Investigated by this paper yesterday. It was found that the rea son Engineer Kelsey was given extra pay was that he did a vast amount of extra work. The Laatz shortage had been fully made gooi and a team that had been bought for $175 was worth the price in the view of a man whose Judgment no one will question. Those "rumors" are on a par with A A " Touchdown " If ou want a "liitfi won-" A In in! faf!! itii H I n I rw f1 lica I th you must kcop the aM'tite kct-n. Hie (ligation normal and liie liver ami lnnveU active. To do tills ou sliuukl try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters L r Again, the Oregonian impresses up on us its utter impatience with Presi dent Wilson's Mexi A Diplomatic can policy, says tM Ignored. Journal with much scorn. "If the presi dent does not Involve us lit a long and costly adventure in Mexico," it says. made J"11 will be due to good luck rather than gooa management" Alas, poor Woodrow! We knew him well! Painful as Is this blight upon his public career, we are re signed, though it does seem as if we cotld never smile again. With profound knowledge of Inter national relations, our newspaper nei ghbor has made it all perfectly plain. A this paper said August 7th, "let him (the president) recognize the Huerta regime, diplomatically closing his eyes to the story made by MaJero's blood." As it said November 5, what the president should have done at the outset was to have notified "Huerta that he and all those associated with him must get out." Xo diplomacy could be clearer. At the same moment President Wilson was recognizing Huerta as the consti tutional president, he should have been ordering Huerta out of office as an unconstitutional president. With the United States thus thundering fore and aft at Huerta, diplomatically catching; him a-comln' and a-gwlnc, as it were, the delicate and refined Huerta must have felt the need of a change of air, and all the world would have been Uncle Sam's. Like Colonel Sellers' sore eye medi cine, or his hog raising Bcheme, the Oregonian's diplomacy has "millions in it." If President Wilson had only kept Huerta in power and kicked him out of power at the same time, the Sel ler! sale of eye medicine in the Ori ent would have been made to look like 3C cents. liut alas. President Wilson has Ir reparably botched the Job. He didn't do It the Oregonian way. and, Huerti there he is. tii--?!!.'. for the.n. My trien-M the McMillans, while travelini through a rhino country, found that the two being a candidate. He has it coming, white horses of their cavalcade were so frequently charged that they fi nally painted them khaki-color. 1 have never seen them charge other game, and gazelles and hartebeests feed In their Immediate neighbor hood with indifference; yet I have been Informed by trustworthy eye witnesses of one rhinoceros charging a herd of zebra, and another seme buffalo. The rhinoceros usually gets out of the way of the elephant It will, unquestionably, on occasions charge men and domestic anlmalj entirely unprovoked. Twice I have known of one charging an oxen-wagon; in one case an ox was killed, it; the other the rhino got entangle! In the yokeg and trek-tow. and tb'J ' river, an Africander, lashed It lust ily with his great whip until it broke loose and ran off. leaving the ox-team tumbled In wild confusion. The year before I was at Neri one killed a white man, a surveyor, near that sta tion, charging him without any pro vocation at all. At that time all the rhinos in the Immediate neighbor hood seemed to suffer from a fit of bad temper; they kept charging any one they met. and killed several na tives; at last the district commis sioner undertook a crusade against them and killed fifteen, evidently in cluding the various vicious ones, for from that time all attacks on human beings ceased. Rhino frequently at tack the long lines of porters on a safari If they pass to windward of it. From "The Life-History of the Af rican Rhinoceros and Hippopotamus," by Theodore Roosevelt In the Novem ber Scrlbner. 1 IN MIRTHFUL vEIN JCST TnAT. The orochety old gentleman stood nervously watching a group of chil dren who were playing on a wharf. They were hanging over the edge, dancing near It, and doing everything calculated to be dangerous. Finally the old gentleman strode among n and cuffed them all soundly "Why do you do that?" asked an onlooker. "Humph!" exclaimed the nervous old gentleman. "It Is not that I care whether they fall In or not It's the exasperating uncertainty." TIIK uxnxisiiF.n STORY. ROSES I have 10,000 rones ready for Immediate delivery, all grown In the open ground, and grown In Heppner. All are on own roots, comprising 10 varieties of the best ever blooming sorts; positively guaranteed true to label. Many prefer that I make their selection, giving their preference of colors. I will always give any rose of equal value In echange for those that do not entirely please you. I will also donate, as a forfeit, ten choice ever blooming roeea for every error I make In filling your order. I re fer you to i. L. Vaughan, the elec trician, as to the merits ot my roeea, Mr. Vaughan having over 10 of my rosea growing In his yard. H AIUtV CUM MIX G8 Heppner. Oregon, Addreaa. BY THE SCISSORS A IHFKKItKXCK. The Itev. 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