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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 6, 1912)
:3 Pagk four T.A ORAUDR EVKNTNO OBSERVER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1912.. it ! T ! THE OBSERVER , BRUCE DENNIS EDITOB AKD OWNER, tatered at tbe postoffle at La Grande, Oregon, aa second claat matter SUBSCRIPTION BATES. Mil, tingle topf U 911 J, per we A lSe all-, per month He A FAMOUS FIGHTER FOB FRESH EGOS. In tbe October Woman's Home Companion appears a sketch of N. E. Chapman ot Minnesota Agricultural college, "who Is doing an Interesting -work along the line of showing farm ers and dealers how they can put bet ter eggs on tbe market. An extract follows: "No ben ever laid a bad egg. Noth lag Is more pure and innocent than a ew-laid egg. But if ten days elapse ketone. the farmer collects that egg and takes It to the local storekeeper, and If the storekeeper holds It a week r so before shipping, aid' If the egg tarries another week or more on hot railway platforms and cars in lelmi re ly transit before It reaches the city commission man who sells It to the tonHer grocer, Is It really tbe grcoer's fault If that egg doesn't appeal 1o the Ultimate Consumer as being quite as 'strictly fresh laid' as the placard pro claimed It to be? "Tbe annual egg production of the United 'States Is estimated to be worth four hundred million dollars, and of that total two eggs to every dozen, worth over sixty-six million dollars In all, go Into the garbng"e can as unspeakable. Is It any won der that tbe United States govern ment is co-operating with the farm ers to save those two expensive eggs? "The most elaborate campaign fur the conservation of the egg Is that conducted In tbe state of 'Minnesota by N. E. Chapman of tint) extension staff f the Agricultural college of the state university. Ills mission la lo encourage the egg to get to market while It Is -fresh. III? preaches tlie doctrine of fresh egj;a to railroads,, dealers, teachers, farmers nhd coun try rhildrn. He traces each bad egg to true source of its badness, and de livers an earnest lecture to the re sponsible party.' Mr. Chapman glori fies the hen. He tells her story on an average of four times a day the year round His best audiences are the children, to whim the rosy gentle man In gold-boned spectacles Is known as 't'nelo Norton.' Last fall be ran a poultry class three days and nights In a country school." John Willey, who dimd In May of the same year. Dec. 80, 1877. she was married to Isaac M. Skilllngs, at Falrbuuk, la. There was born to them two daugh ters and three sons: Mrs. Katie Ann Code, Mrs. Pfcarl Conrad, It. J Benja min and John Rkllllugs, all of Itn bler, Oregon. With her husband and children she came to Union, Oregon, Nov. E, 1894. They moved to Imbler, April 21, 1S95, In and near which town they have sine resided. Besides husband and children, she Is survived by three sinters and two brothers, John Potts and Abigail West of Fairbank. la., Mrs. Sopbronia White of Corvallts, Ore., Benjamin Potts of Bay City, Texas, and Mrs. Harriet Wright of Oelweln, la. -Mother Is sleeping; Weary days of pain are o'er Rest she's found from every sorrow, , litest upon that heavenly sbcrs. . ,j Kind and patient was dear mother, J Gentle as angel's breath,. Soft and tender were the accents Of that voice now bushed In death. But is there not within our hearts Though hidden from human eyes, A hope which tells we'll meet again In a borne beyond the sktes. Then dear mother we will cease to mourn, . But rejoice that thou art glad. Our aching hearts could not retain ' the, Though to lose thee make us sad. 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Nervousness, or a constant, dvad- tired feeling. Avert the serious kidneys diseases. Treale the weakened kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. A remdy spclaely for sick kidneys, Gratefully endorsed by residents of this locality. Mrs. Frank Alien, Box No. 2TS. No. Union, Oregon, says: "Last winter a member of our family used Doan's Kidney Pills and wsa cured of pains in the back. This person thlnksng In the back. Tills person thinks high ly of Doan's Kidney Pills." For sale by all dealers. Prlcw r,0 cents. Foater-Milhurn Co.. Buffalo. New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember tliKj name Doan's and take no otheri cbraka Teachers' Contention Omaha. NVb Nov. 6. An armv of teachers, representing every branch of educational work, assembled it, Omaha today for the annual conven tion of the .Nebraska Statie Teacher? association. General sessions anil meetings of the numerous sections of the association will carry the- conven tion owr tomorrow and Friday. Wil liam J. Bryan, Dr. P. P. Claxton, the United Stntes commissioner of ed: The Strength Of A Bank Is oased on the character of Its assets, and of the men be hind it. This bank, for twenty-five years a pillar of "ngth In this community, keeps its resourcx iJ.jlutely clean and dependable. Its officers will always e. that its assets are of such a character that Its strength can never be questioned. , Upon this buls we Invite your confidence and your ac count. La Grande National Bank LA GRANDE, OREGON. CAPITAL ... $ 100.000.00 SURPLUS . . . 120.000.00 RESOURCES . . . 1.000.000.00 IsMM.1 FRED J. nOLSES, President F. L MEYERS, Cashier. W. 3. CHURCH, Tie Pres. EARL ZODEL, Isn't Cashier. Designated Depository of the United States Government Unit ed BUtes Postal Savings Depositor. Alfalfa Meal will make your hens lay. We sell all kiuds of Poultry Supplies. W H Stanchfiield Ware house Co. 1312 Jefferson Avenue. cation, and Dean Charles H. Jmld rf the University of Chicago head the list of outside speakers. 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