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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1906)
THE CONDON CUBE KJrJ1 uon. 1 be alkali lands can dow be successfully reclaimed, promts- Ing new development to Utah and states similarly aituated, while war to Inoculate toils for leguuiln oua oropt has been found even more successful . than the one hitherto uaed. The farm ia the strength ot the nation, and the city dweller wiahea the farmer a long continu ance of the preaent prosperity. Aa long as the farmer baa work for the unemployed of the cities and money to buy the product of the factories, the cities share in the good thing of life. When the crops are poor and the farmer hard up the factories must clone rlalmiaiir raapoiieiblilly lor itoknmli made I . ,.A V,A wnrkmmi nut nt d Ir.h lnnb or opiuloua nummI br oorre.iMmd.ule. ml,a lne WOrsmen OUl 01 S JOO 10OK in vain to the farm for a chance to WILLIAM II. HORNIBROOK rnbiuber. soBsuairnoH raici, uso r yeas. Entered il Faeloffloe m eeoond-cleae kIUr. Pabllthed Every Friday. Oop hrtbumol elattdliig edl ibonld be latl el the omoa nut later than Monday noon of w week to latum prompt attention. . Cardi ol Thanka, R Other olarintia of Haenaet rt t iwula par Una, in advance, emn worda lo Una. auranuiuf re lea on eppiicauou. Thla paper Invitee rommaulcatlotil on rnir. I rant loplr ol Knnil Internal but tha aflltiir die- FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 , 1006. I share in the harvest. The contest for the presidency of the Oreson State Senate ia waxlno V Mnndaye eTanlniofeerft'mnnlhln Arm. I Warill. Senator llodson of Mull rr Mail lode room. Milling brolbara ere re-I . . a , , qmMi lo maat wim aa, A warn) weloome I nouiau cuunvy ailU senator Iiailies awalla vutt j. a. Vaunmi. r.s. W. W. OrakltUDU, C. B. fonrinn Tamp No. M W.O. W, maatt In Armory W Hall tba rlrM and third Thnredar eyenlnea of Washington oou ii ty teem to be the bell wethers in the race for the honor. Each of these law makers have a strong following and the " wtii o.unbon prospect qf an early settlement of In each mouth at A Ol). ananMilmllv I n v I Iwt ia mtimnA w. a. kiut. w. r. alum. the contest is not exceedingly bright. Clark. Oonanl Commander I Read the Globe 11.50 a year. The year just past has been one According to Monday's Oregon of the most prosperous yeara the Man Senator Whealdon of Waeoo the farmers of this country have county has three satellites in tb ever known. The value of the Upper House of the State Legisla- farms, including live stock, Is eti- ture and the name of Senator Bow mated by the Secretary of Agrioul- erman of this district is mentioned tureat the inconceivable figure of one of them 16,694,000.000.00, nearly half a Diinon more tban last year and A bill providing for a state bank rivnr tarn hillinn hiam Itian l. 1QOO It i m .. ...... ., , ... ,. Rg uw na or lfJe ore,Uo or a An increase of 44 per cent In seven tUte bank inspector is being draft- cauim enougn lor manes- by a committee from the state givmg. Uver a million farmers association of bankers. It's object who were debtors ten years ago, j8 t0 ecure iUle supervision of all trying to pay me interest on mort- private banka for the purpose of on 4DB,r ,"ln, now 'o' protecting depositors. It is rather inir fur InvMtmnnf a for Ihulr mnnair I . .. . . ... " " " ' strange mat a law oi inn sort was i oe eiporta or farm produots, in not eMoU& ye, ,g(. Oregon is epiteofinoreased ounsumption at far behind her sister states in the oome, nave grown to U,8,IXX),000. matter of a sute banking law and In spite of theinjurious statements had auch a law been p-ised before printed aoout the packing houses the panio of '92 and 3 it would the figures for exports of packing ha?e perbaps saved many dollar houseproducts exceed 1200,000,000 for peop, who were unfortunate lor ine nrst time. I be balance of en0ugh to have a bank aooounl in uaaetn iavoroi me Amencan farm- that time of financial unrest. er, that is, the excess of ex porta . tions of American agricultural pro duots over imports, of the same character, was for !at year $433, 000,000, as against 185,000 for all other classes of exports and imports Taking the last 17 years together the balance in favor of the Ameri can farmer is over six billion dol lars, while the balance against the other American producers com bin ed amounts to nearly half a billion. The inoreased prosperity of the farmer has enabled him to make himself still richer by developing land which was wholly or partially unproductive because of laok of money. Alluvial land has been reclaimed, marshes have been drained, the proper seeds or plants have been bought for epeoial soils, Rooky slopes have been planted with fruit trees and leguminous plants on sandy soil. Arid and semi-arid soil has been irrigated. Improvements have not been halt ea oy laox or oasn. At the same time farm life has been made lens niontonous by the introduction of the telephone everywhere and by the trolley and rural free delivery in the more thiokly settled districts The Department of Agriculture has done much to stimulate this growth of prosperity. It has introduced a winter wheat which bears five bush els an aore more than the old kind and a winter barley which bears 50 per oent more than spring barley. It has found that the camphor tree flourishes in Florida on land where the orange orchards have been de- f rofflMlonal Dlreotom WILLIAM N. HORNIBROOK LAWYER Collections a Hpaclaltj'. Office lo Uixws Building, oppoaiu Court Hooaa. ' Condon, Oregon Da R. PARKER ATTORKEY-AT-LAW Office ia Bank Block, Condon, Oregon G,w- PARMAN ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Careful attention gitreu to all botlner DlruiWxJ in my ore. RelMcher Brick, I Condon, Oregon WOOD OAVIV, Physicians and Surgeons Dar and Nlaht Calla nmm..ti . n.jf .'iiev. wmnq rinor naraar uuibima. Main and spring atreau. Condon, Oregon fyjARY BOWBRMAN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offloa on Summit Mtnwt flrat door Waat ol Con- oon un$ smra. Condon. Oregon T A. MANN DENTIST Pniwn and HiMm UVtrb m d..u .llw vpvMtm iu nuwvrmaQ nuuaitif. Condon, Oregon MXIDT, M. D, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Day and Night Calls promptly am wereo" Arlington : : Oregon R. WELLS AUCTION CER AND VALUATOR PtHflt attantlnn rtvan .n a-1 . doc lad. Vaiuailooa (itan. oomoox, oaxooa 1 CARTER & P0RTW00D Real Estate and Abstracts 1 The 5. B. Barker Gomp'y. f B INCORPORATED R w. A. GOODWIN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER . Pitlmataa rnrnlahea. lob ttork. Special Attactlon to I CONDOM, OBJEOOM STATE NORMAL SCHOOL AT MONMOUTH BKOIN8lulh yr9e.tenilr , 1Mb. Thraa lull couraea of atndr. Higher rouraa recwiil.l in Uaatilngcon and other autea. Tha beat and ahorleat way to a atata and life paiwr. Additional work In both aeneral and tperlal Melhoda; alao, ichool manaf ment lor Knuled and uniiradvd ai'hooli will be irlvan tUia oomltiK rear. tinier tenna. blKher want-a and better opportunltiea ara open to Normal rrad natea. rVhool dlrerlora appreciate tha auperior ability ol Monmouth cradoatea. and the demand lar miwIi the anpply. t'auliriie aonulnliut (all Inlormatlon will baaant on application. Correipondenoe luitled. Addreaa, J. B. V. BUTLER, Registrar mi . W. FRENCH, Pnsidnt F. T. HURLBURT, Caskitr 8S01 GRANT WADE, Vut-Pnsidtnt Condon National Bank Capital. 60.000.00 INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS Drafts on all Parts of the World COLLECTIONS DIRECTORS: J. W. French, Grant Wade, T. B. J. C. Alnsworth, W. Lord, Geo. B. Dukek, W. W. Steiwer Wilcox, GENERAL MERCHANDISE HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCKMEN'S 1 . SUPPLIES : : We sre just now opening op one of the largest stocks of Dry Goods in Eastern Oregon. Our Groceries sre the bes in the market Our stock of shelf Hardware is complete. We hs?e s large stock of Doors, Windows, Mouldings, Wall Paper, ' Building Paper etc. Picture frames to order. We buy by the car load and are prepared to give you the benefit of it by offering the lowest pnees Stove and Ranges, Barb-wire, Nails, u II I Paints and Oils. Furniture a Speclaltu Heme men Ne. 17. ATTENTION FARMERS! We have juot received our annual shipment of Superior Grain Drills, and if you are going to sow a big crop of grain this fall and want s drill that will do the work snd do it satisfactorily, we want to show you where it will be to your advantage to buy a Superior. Your neighbor has one of them. Ask him about it. Our stock of plows, harrows, wagons, hacks snd buggies is complete snd up-to-date. We save you money by giving you value received for your money. W. 'Phone 41. I BARKER S6 CO. Agency for the Aermotor Windmills. DIRT, DISEASE and the DEVIL Medical stattotlea ahow that nine-tenth! of the epidemlea of contagion Olaeaaea originate from an Impure condition of tba water wa uae. Millions or Microbes. The DEADLY TYPHOID FEvER GEKM, and manr other eonaUr aa FA iAoI"m, "re ,now Tomnlatlnir that improrerly connected WaTER PI PE and unsanitary aewer, waiting to be hatched oat by the AM few daya of boc weather. The only Certain Remedy la to InaUll a MODERN SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM, endoraed by boardt of health everywhere, and the cost it comparatively tmall. If yon will call at prtcea.UP W llK"r ,how r o of material! and gin yon oar PJAMIES0N & MARSHALL Sanitary Plumber, ' Armory Hall Annex CONDON, OREGON WALL PAPER PAINTS, (MLS AND VARNISH Largest and best select ed stock in the County. Estimates furnished on jobs as to material and labor. W. A. DARLING. fit Miss Greiner's Millinery Parlor A new line ot Indies' drees lints. Oafce ' sailors jnat received Also Missea and hats. Infants bonnets, etc. fss atleriije Jrei?er
