East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-11

allowing himself to get out of good
physical condition, and he tells him
how he may recover his impaired
vitality and begin again to enjoy life,
yes and to do big things in life. The
exercises given in the book are found
ed upon those used in the Senior Ser
vice Corps.
Chapman-Grcrn timber trails
an these delightful stories of the
northern woods and trapping trails,
whose chief figures are animals, there
breathes the very spirit of the great
out doors. 1t is almost as good as
vacation in tent beneath the great
pines to read Green Timber Trails
DelI-Were YOU ever child
what Is the matter with our edu-
cational system? There have been
many attempts 10 answer that ques-
ton, but none more brilliant than
this book by Associate Editor of the
Liberator which treats it not as
matter of pedagogy alone. but In
terms of social revolt
Fabrc-The glOw-worm and other
beetles
"The good fairy of the scientific
world, describing his discoveries and
observations Of his friends. the in
sects. with a keen sense of humor, a
quick appreciation of the dramatic
and grace and charm of expression
that have never been equaled in the
history of science. His praises come
from all sources. Darwin, long years
ago, referred to him as a servant
who thinks like philosopher and
writes like poet In the preface
of the English edition of his works
Maeterlinck calls him the insects
Homer and accords hi mthe distine
ton of having inspired his own mas
terpiece THE life of the bee"
Fcrguson-OutlinCs of Chinese art
"An authorative Interpretation of
Chinese art. The author is a reco-
gnized scholar in the field of Chinese
literature and has been associated
with the collectors and writer's of
| present day China. The joint results
of his studies are found in this vol
fume"
Hcrford-Tbis giddy globe
oliver Herford, that very delight
! full wit and artist as President Will
son is wont to prefer to him, has Civ
| en- us in this book the most amusing.
| instructive and satisfying account OF
the contemporary earth and its inha-
bitants since the parts were stitched
! together at the Peace Conference"
Holdeh--Strcamcraft
THE author has written a volume
which will be of great interest to
those Of the angling fraternity. No
other volume on American angling is
so authoritative and comprehensive"
Hudson-I'he book OF q naturalisl
Not in many years has so delight
itul book as this been given to the
reader. MIR. Hudson is famous on
two continents for his studies of ma
ture and for his beautiful and dream
like tales of tropical lands"
Tudge--Handbook of modern aero
nautiCs
This volume is the first complete
handbook of facts and data concern
ing aeronautics, written for those who
are Interested in its practice and the
ory. The information has been pre-
sented in such a form that it may he
valuable for ten or twenty years. The
subjects covered include weights and
weight estimates; materials of all
kinds; processes; aerodynamics; aero
plane design; mathematical rules, da- |
Ia and formulae; performances; sta /
bility and control; Instruments mat
eorology and navigation; air craft en- |
gines of all types; propeller flying
boats and seaplanes.'
Keynes-Thc economic consequences
Of the peace
Written with unsparing and con-
vincing frankness and beautiful /
clearness, it is arousing great deal
of comment and controversy because /
OF its intrinsic value andsalso because
Of its appeal to widely differing po-
litical factions"
MOore-Twcnty four little French
dinners
The author of this little boog has
given recipes and arranged the menus
for twenty-four little light dinners,
for which the French are justly fam
Gus. Each of these is a welcome,
change from themonotony
Of conventional meals
Van RennscIaer-Manual OF home
making
"This book is written primarily for
women who are managing households
not for those who are teaching or
who are students in the classroom.
The aim has been to bring together
rom all reliable scources the guiding
nles to follow in making the modern
nome a place where the family can
i've q thrifty and Joyous life.r