La Grande evening observer., August 03, 1912, Image 3

BSTURDAY, AUGUST 3,
NewBooks on Library Shelves
EVERYBODY'S DOING IT.
I A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER;
. Additional books on the shelves of
the city library, In addition to those
noted last Saturday, have been com
piled by Miss Cowell, the librarian,
as follows: -
Hawkins Dolly Dialogues, Prison
er of Zenda. -
Hawthorne Marble Faun; Mosses
From an Old Manae; Scarlet Letter.
Hlchens Garden of Allah,
i Hill The Web. '"T-- 77
j Hough Mississippi Bubble.
Howells A Chance Acquaintance;
Else of Silas Lapham.
Hugo Les Miserables. '
1 Jackson Ramona. '
' Jewett Country of the Pointed Firs
' John Gold Elsie; Old Mam'selle's
Secret.
Johnston Prisoner of Hope; To
Have and to Hold.
Kingsley Westward Ho.
i Kester Prodigal Judge.
' Klng9ley, F. Resurrection of Miss
Cynthia.
Kipling Day's Work; Kim; Select
ed Works.
Lane Nancy Stair.
Laut Freebooters of the Wilder
ness. Ike Glory of Clementina; Simon
the Jester.
: London Burning Daylight.
' Loughead Man Who Was Guilty.
; Lynde Taming of Red Butte West
ern. .
Lytton Complete Works.
Macaulay Lady of the Decoration.
' Macdonaid David Elglnbrod.
' Major When Knighthood was in
Flower- " '
Martin Emmy Lou; Tilly, a Men
nonlte Maid. 1 '
Mason Four Feathers.
Meredith The Egoist.
Merwin Road Builders.
Miller Man Higher t'p.
Mitchell Adventures of Francois:
Hugh Wynne.
Montgomery Anne of Avonlea.
Moora Jessamy Bride.
Muhlbach Complete Works.
.Morris The Octopus; The Pit
NorrK K. Mother. - !
Obenihsln Aunt Jnne of Kentucky, j
Ollivant Fob, Son of Battle. J
rage Red Rock. J
1 parlor Battle or the Strong; Right j
of Way. ' j
p0i.t(.rFreckles; Girl of the Llm
herlost; The Harvester. 4
Reaslc Complete Works. ; ; .'
Heed Lavender and Oia Lace; The
Weaver of Dreams.
Tljce Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbugq
TVclt: Mr. Opp.
Tlrhr-iond Red PeppeT Burns. '' 1
robcrt Heart of the Ancient Wood.
Rohlfe The FillgTee BaU; The Leav
enworth Case.
Saintlne Plcclola. .
Sand Consuelo; Countess of Ru
ilolstadt. Scott Barlasch of the Guard; The
Powers.
Scott, Walter Complete Works.
Shute Country Lawyer.
Smith Caleb West, blaster Diver;
Colonel Carter of CaTtereville;- Tom
Grogiin . . . - .... .
Spearman Nerve of Foley.
Stevenson David Balfour; Kidnap
per; Treasure Island.
Stewart Fugitive Blatfkemith;
Stockton Casting Away of Mrs.
Leoks and Mrs. Aleshine,; Rudder
5range. -. -
Stnve I'ncle Torn Cabin.
TarkKngtonHGentleman Knum In
diana: Monsieur Beauvalre.
Teuffel One Summer. .,
Thackeray Compete Works.'
Thompson Alice of Old Vinwsines.
Tolstoi Anna Karenlna; "War .and
Teace.
Tompkins Doctor Ellen; Mathers
and Fathers.
Trolloi)e-Barche8ter Towers; Tlw
Warden. k
Turgenev Virgin Soil.
Tuttlett Silence of Dean Maltland.
Verne 20.000 Leagues Under the
F'ns.
Vlaud An Iceland Fisherman.
Wallace Ben-Hur.r
Ware Zenobia.
Wanuan Express Messenger, Short
Ralls.
Watson Reside the Bo-nnle Brier
Hush.
Welster When Pat y Went lo Col
lege. Weils War In the Air.
V. Westrott David Ilantm.
Weymau Gentleman - of France;
I'n.ler tb9 Red Robe.
Whit. S
E.ThP. Itlnjicd Trail: The
riv-rr-sn: Pul's of the Game.
V." t' W. A. A Certain Rich Man.
V'h'tlock Th? Told Prick; Tb V
District. ....
Whitney The Gayworthys.
Wiggin A Cathedral CourUihlp;
Mother Carey's Chickens.
Williamson The Lightning Conduc
tor. Wister Lady Baltimore; the Vir
ginian. Wright Winning or Barbara Worn
Ycnge The Dove in the Eaglo'g
Nest. .
Diversified Farming.
We read and hear a great deal about
diversified farming. This In reality Is
nothing more or less than balanced
farming. This kind of farming Is most
easily and successfully brought about
by the keeping of a few cows and the
sale of dairy products. Cows necessa
rily result in the growing of calves and
pigs. The chore keeping for Tows,
calves and pigs will, la our judgment,
give a much greater return than the
same time expended on any worked
prop. Kansas Farmer.
Car of Young Turksys.
Teach the young turkeys to come
home every night for feed and to roost
It will save many a long, weary search
for them this fall, make tbem tame and
more easily caught when market time
comes and prevent them from falling
a prey to the varmints. Then we
never could see the difference between
a drove of turkeys foraging on a neigh
bor farmer's crop and a herd of cattle
breaking Into his field and destroying
thj) crop.
Fsather Eating Hen.
Lice sometimes causes feather eat
ing. The hen, in attempting to ease
herself of the annoyance caused by
the irritating presence of the lice, picks
at the base of the feathers, occasion'
ally pulls one out and, finding it succu.
lent, continues till she becomes a con
firmed feather eater.
Wtr For Hen.
The drinking vessels for poultry
should be kept clean and be filled with
clear, pure water at all times. It l a
good plan to put charcoal In the ..ler
occasionally, as It absorbs Impurities.
GETTING RESULTS
' ON THE DAIRY FARM i
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Good Feed and Pure Water j
'-i Esseiiiial to Success, -
Palrywt;, Jn my opuuuu. i nuiu..
Mie bet .paying propositions tor mi) ,
farmer If properly handled, writes N
J. Nelson In the American Agrleultur j
int. Those having a sutticleut acreai:- j
to raise their own feed, of course, cmv
innke ai more profitable thnu he wtn. j
must toy. -Vor wy part. 1 raise all J. j
n.wl anil a little besides.' especially")
vrlieu Olie crops are Kootl. : A milk i yvr j
ko to lie well cared for In order t
iiroducie the best results. A go.x
eoixLI
warm, well .ventilated barn in whi-fc
to -lie 4Mitied In the winter mid plenfi
of eloan .watei. und pasture durlnx the
snuinier -will ke'P her lu ool hesiltl
aud euiiMe lier to work at her itiu -
capacity. "
" .ee..i;iy. eXperie...-e tlttt
miUt cows are couiie!led t :.
dirty wabir. during the summer It i 1
tv. ... J.i-lnir limt results ill the f;l-'
and winter. 'Feeding a healthy animal
Improper food and providing poor drinlc
are most certain to result in a loss I
hnve handlrtl milk cows as suggested
for twenty years and never have had
an animal getssielc nor abowjtny synip
tome pf Illness caused by careless fe' d
lug or jioor wirter. In fact. I.hav nut
lost a filngle ow during Ibis entire
time
The delryman tchould always etidenv
or to keep the cow and sire healthy,
and If be has god iuarters for his
benl be InvHrlably will have a good
ero)i of culvs Vlie dairying Is linn
died wisely find on a businesslike basis
it proves on of the iot profitable
Industries In ju!mhHu -with general
farming. :
Collecting the tixtter.
To sejiarale butter from t!ie butter
nH5 :cl a yard "if !ii'es"-:,i. vet It
(it iwld water and iie.id vrr the lp
f a T. k I'-rnr the bilttercillk and
1 Hter jnto the cloth from tSe churn,
then, taking the cloili up by tlie cor
ners, wo It back and forth .Ml the
iMUteruil thus will noon I dialnei!
om. leavie.g the butter to be worked
Bin) ;il!ed. .
I Sfry the Cows.
It take n Uttje lime t spray tin
cows berore luilklatt every evening
j and It also cost- liil' -iih for a hand
I xpniyer and fly wpeHent. but the .-.v.
' Bill return the cash in the form of
t ...llk. mid the time mm In spray.tv
I omi tie made up while tmiM'tir oe
there w)l tie no time pent f ftyhUnr
' file, . . ' ' -
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fci.ulh "Bend, lnd.. A: -if?. 3. Th.. ad
- im e gnard of dele.Bes arrived lei.
--i .i in readiness tax he 42nd auial
xi Lvention of the C-Jfcolic Total Ail--s:'r.ence
t'nlon of -Aierica, whic U
id be held eit wjk at the Univer
sity of Notre Dnme. ' .Indications point
- in i. iarti att-ndan-3 tf delegates aa.-J
jA'b.iots from all ovar the L"ni4
,, - ,.f.. r-u,a -Thn sessions wl'l
j'j t4 r five aa.v'.mnd will be pr".
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The Strength of a Bank
is based on thevCharacter of its assets, and of tht
men behind it. ,
This bank, for;twenty-five ye&rs a pillar of
;strength in this community, keeps its resources
absolutely: clean and dependable.
Its officers vill always see that Its assets are of
such a character that its strength can never be
questioned. , ' ' .
Upon this ba"els we inyite your confidence and
your account'
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE. OREGON.
CAPITAL . .
SURPLL'S . .
RESOURCES , .
FRED J.H0LME3,
President.
P. L. MEYERS,
. Cashier.
Designated Dcpovt ry of the United States gov
ernment. . , ,
United Sta-v. Postal Savings Depository
4
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v " - 1 'Doing What?" my, thinking and talking ahouli 'eonnordale, of
course. Pretty soon the 56 lots that still remain unsold will be gone and more
than 200 people will be getting ready to take advantage of our buMing offer.
'And those who have delayed taking action will be disappointed. -That 13 the .
experience of all who fail to take advantage of a good opportunity; when it is
presented to them.
. You may say, "Why, I knew that piece of property when it svas a ya--cant
field, and I could have bought it for a song." If that is true you also can'
probably look back upon the time nto so very long ago when La Grande was
a village. But La Grande is now a full-fledged young city with the second great
est pay-roll in the state, and with miles of paved streets and other city improve
ments. And Connordale is the best located and choicest hit of fuUy-improved
and restricted residence property on the market. And L'a Grande Is going to keep
on growing and improving, while those who stand idly by and criticize the price
of propertv and belittle the necessity for improvements and lead the calamity
chorus will be left at the post as usual. E?I4H ! .3f
These are FACTS straight f r om the shoulder and every fair-minded
progressive resident of La Grande knows that they are true. If you haven't seen
.Connordale yet, let us take you down in an automobile and show it to you.
Grande Development
La Grande National Bank
La Grande, Ore.
:Sirwrginn King's lOtll fSlrtlid.t).
Orlatlunia, Aug. 3. King Haakon
VU reached his 401h birthday anni
versary today, bavlug been born Au
gust 3, 1872. He ;i the second son
of the late King Frederic k VIII of i
Denmark, Since he .was, elected to the
crown by the Norwegian iieople In
1005 he has steadily grown In the fa
vor of to adopted subjects. The king's ;
popularity among the Norwegian peo
ple is -sliared to Jhe fullest extent by I
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tne queen, wno, oeiore tier iurrum
nm Prinaww Maud .t)f Wiiles, daugh
tcr of the;lwc King Edwar.d VII
$ 100.000.00
. ' 120.C00.00
. 1.000,000.00
W.J. CHURCH
Vice President.
EARL ZUNDEL,
Assistant Cashier. . .
BIdg.
274 2t?rk Street
Portland, Ore.
Up To The: Minute In
PAINLESS OPERATING
1 h MGtelMVf
K DENTISTS
1 DEPOT STREET ANi) ADAMS AVENTE. - , I
, Over Newlin Drug Store.
I V LA GRANDE, : ;; : : : : ORE.
1 DR. TH0S. C. OHI1ART, f
'., 1 S; SL Manager.'-"'-r '
J THE
GOLD CROWN. .: . hp
PORCELAIN1 CROW J H
BRIDGE WORK . t V
Hours:
i?aily8 to 6.
, Evenings 7 to 8.
Sunday 9 to 12.
LADYA.TTENDANT
Co.
PRIC2 I T RIGHT
PET OP TEETH rc
ilrr ;Fillings ..
-50c-
'. vExtfictioh ...
AU.70rkvraJranted. If work
.h not right we' will make it
light without extra expensr
to vou. .
EXAB!rATI0N FREE
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