Condon globe., December 21, 1906, Image 1

VOU XVI.
CONDON. OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1006.
NO. 40.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Attorney John Gavin o( Th. Dalla
transacted t.l bu.lnes la Condon Mil
k. lit it th attorn.y lor N. Bill
iard In th Bullard-Junkln contest mm
eodcain. to Condon with the Intention
of trying tli. c.s. bat Attorney Bower
aim lor tb. dtl.nM wa. not prepared
lor trial, Mr. Uavin bad In naina n
rolltdon th Uuma utMcrlptloo book
before returning.
Ton Mag-ore .ubscribed lor th Uioss
Ihli hI,
Will Burn. Isft Thursdst juornlng for
Mer.lifleld, Oregon, where li. ipeci lo
Bad a good boiln.i location.
tyl Palmer li now running a Urbtr
hop at North Bond, Oregon, and ll re
ported to be doing a good bu.lnMt.
PatDeNenl wa. .haklnt; handt llh
Condon friend, till. work. Pal U now
locaitd at Sherwood, Oregon, and report,
that he took onto himself a wile U.t
month. Hi. III.', partner waa Mil
Flora Alhejr ol Sherwood.
Depute Sheriff, McPheraon and Con-
table Rlnehart were unable to And Joe
Bhaughne.. who I. wanted In Condon
upon the charge ol a.t.ult with a dan
geroui weapon.
Ml.. Welch returned thii week Iron
Portland.
Mr, and Mr.. May left on Thursday
morning, train for Mar.hfleld Oregon
where th.jr expect to make their fotnre
home. The people of Condon and
vicinity will generally regret that thee
old pioneer, have derettm! to leave.
Ben (irei tier hai enrolled a a Hadent
In the St Thoaia. Aqnlnae' Rrliool and
llltakea.it month coorea In ihort
hand, Ben't name wa. enrolleii on the
(Uoha'a .abMriplloo book th. week
Attorn. Parman wa In Arlington
Wed need on legal boilneea.
Mr, and Mr. Pearl Jarvl. are apeod
Ing th holiday wltb relative In Port
land. Mark Portwuod I boe of the
clerk office during th abeenc ol Mr,
Jarvi.
A. Mill olTaooma, a member ol tb
flrai that baa th contract to build tb
Twickenham brldg, wa. in town
MV.ral day during th week and made
trip with John Tilly to th rir to
view th bridge .lie. While her h.
contracted lor th lumber and arranged
with John Tilly to have th material
hauled at once. Mr. Mill, eipecta lo
hav th bridge completed about
March 15th. He captained that the
reason (or the delay in starting the work
wa. thai hi. Arm could not nntil recent
ly procure the iteel from the Eastern
mill and gat car. to haul It we.t. Th
iteel I. now atTacoma and la ei pec ted
to reach Condon In a few day. Th
bridge I aorely needed a. th ferry
boat ha outlived It niefulneu and it
li hoped that It will be oomph-ted be
r the river rite, neit .pring.-Koi.il
Journal.
MAYVILLE CRANCE ELECTION
The regular monthly meeting ol th
Mayvtli Grange wa. held la.t Saturday
with E. Morgan In th chair. Four
new member, were elected and Initiated
Into th flret two degree. Several
question were deferred nntil th Janu
ary meeting. Th following offioer
were elected :
Mailer Edward Morgan,
Overaeer C. J. Qulnn.
Lecturer Mary Thorn...
Steward Geo. Miller.
Aa.i.tant 8tward Bert Nortrldge.
Chaplain Charlotte Morgan, 1
Treasurer Geo. B. Dukek.
Secretary Lena McUilvray.
Gat Keeper Wm. Taylor.
Pomona Alpha Taylor,
Flora Lena Morgan.
Cera Mr. W. J. Qoinn.
Lady Ataiitant Steward. Ague. Gib
bon.. Communication were read from Igo
Grange, Stat Lecturer Clara U. Waldo
and Matter W. J. Edward ol Corvalll,
th la.t to be officially an.wered. 0. J.
Qulnn offered two premium, to th boy
or girl who will aihlblt th beat bone
plant at th Grange lair neit fall, th
plant, to be owned and cared tor during
tb three month before that tim by
th eihibltor. Th Foa.il Grange waa
Invited to be preient at the Installation
ol officer at th January meeting. Th
roll wa. tben called and tb mealing adjourned.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
Gilliam County Needs a
High Sohool.
In purioano to rrqu.it. (mm num
ber of reeldenl of Gilliam eonnty th
editor ol th Ciam ha made a rough
drall ol th propoeed amendment to the
Code ol Oregon providing that llix qm-e-lion
ol th location ol th county blgli
chool being aubmltted to the voter, of
tb county.
An Aot
To amend Section. HS3 and M34 of th
law. of Oregon a compiled and anno
tated by C. B. Bellinger and W, W.
Cotton.
Be It enacted by th legalativ .iteiu-
bly of the Stat ol Oregon ;
Be It enacted by th people ol th
State ol Oregon 1
Sectioo 1. That (action. S433 and
8434 of the law. ol Oregon a. compiled
and annotated by 0. W. Bellinger and
W W. Cotton, be and the Mine 1. here
by amended to read a follow, t
The county conrt, at anv general lec
tion lo b held In any county alter the
paw.ge of thi. act, npon th present
ttou of a petition ilgned by ne hundred
or more qualified elfriors, tat payer of
aa'il oounty, mo.t .11 bin it the qnttin
of e.tablUhing and maintainliig a coun
ty high M'liooi together with th que
tion ol it location in any Incorporated
city or low witiiin eaid eoaoty
to th ' qualified elector, thereof.
Th coanjy iweart, if they
deem It .tpedlMt, may ord.r a apecial
election for nm h purpoaa. Much elec
tion .hall be eondnctad in th manner
provided by law tor eoariaciing elections.
The ballot, for .uch election .hall con
ula the word: "For County High
School Ye.;" "For County High
Sohool No," "For location of County
High achool at (here .tale nam of every
Incorporated Www or city within .aid
eoMiy.J" and th, voter ehall 1ml I
oate bit whole aa provided in . the An
treo ballot law.'
3434 II majority ol all votee caM
on tow propoeiUoa U etahli.h eonnty
high achnol ar in the afflrmativv, it
.hall be the dnty of the count court,
witliln thirty naya after canraating .aid
vote, to locate ald echooi In the town
or city within eaid conntv receiving the
the hlgh.it number of vote at eaid er
ection. The county c mrl .hall alio ee
timet the coat ol pun-haiing a .nitable
tot. erecting a building and furnirhing
the Mm. (or th accommodation of such
achool, with lb coat of conducting .uch
chool (or th nest twelve month.: Pro
vided, that th county court or th blgli
euhool board, a herein eon.titoted, may
may rent .uitable room, lor tna aocom
moodatlon of the achool. If room, can
be tecured In the public achool build
Ingi in th plac In which .aid echooi
.hall be located, they .hall be given the
preference.
A WOBO
To each member of Condon Camp No.
68, Woodmen of ih World:
Eateemed Neighbor:- Our Camp now
number. 79 member, in good .tending,
representing $153,000 00 life in.urance
with a monthly beneficiary payment of
$110.60. The Camp ha. no debt, what
ever and ha. a enug balance In tb
treasury. Tni. allowing; i. aulely grati
fying to hi all and iliould .timolate
each and every disciple of Woodcraft to
greater effort in aecuring new member.
Let u. rally to the support of our Head
Con.ul In hi. campaign tor the second
100,000 member, for the jurisdiction.
The Camp, assiated by the Circle,
will give a literary entertainment and
banquet in tb lodge room th la.t
meeting night in January In connection
with the Installation ceremonies. Eaob
and every member I expected to con
tribute a .hare toward making tb en
tertainment a grand auoce...
Fraternally, -W.
F. Allen,
Consul Commander.
F. A. OFFICERS
The following officer war wr elect-
ad by th Forester of America at their
meeting held Tuesday evening:
Chief Ranger Dav MoBan.
Sub Chiel Banger Elmer Steven.
Financial Secretary Len Searcy.
Treasurer Jim Stevenson.
Recording Secretary Jim Morpbett.
Junior Woodard Frank Moor.
Junior Beadle Cbaa. Ladlgei.
A CREAT SUCCESS
Good Start for Sohool and
Hospital.
Over - $1400 wa fleered at the
baaaar and entertainment given by tba
ladle, of the Catholic eharrh Lit week.
Thi money will be plaoed In th Innd
lor erection ol new building
for the St. Ttioma Aquinas' School and
modern hospital. Tit Armory ball In
which th baaaar waa held wa. crowded
during the threw day leelivitiee and
the contest, lor priae not only atcited
a great deal of interest but were the
mean, ol bringing much money Into the
trea.nry which otherwise woe Id hav
remained laebere. . Th rontrit lor
th nvvst popular yonng lady in Gilliam
sounty wa. won by Mia Lorett Burn.
Mia Burn wa. presented with a Ivan
tlful gold waUih which wa donated by
0. li. William.. Mi. Gibbon, and
Mi. Smith received many vote In thi.
contest and were not far behind the win
nr. The contest tor th mo.1 popular
pupil In the Kt, Thorn. Aqnina. School
wa. won by Lnclle Haweoii who a a.
presented with a beeotiln! doll. Irene
Haskell wa. a rl-ie second, however,
and Father Kelly preeentad her with a
doll .itnllar to the one given to Lucile
ilaweon. H. C. Btrii-k'elHi won the ov
ercoat at the raffle, Dr. Wood the pig,
Geo, Gibbon the buggy rob. R. I-
Hunt the e-lver u and Miee Mollie
Uibiaiii the Gib.ua pillow. Oth.r rti
elHi of more or lee vain were raffled off
Friday and Hatwrday -iilng. The
Catholic ladle and the Sisters of ti.e
chool drserv lunch credit for the cue
ceee of the enterpriee. Everyone pree-
eulMwtne.1 lo tlioioughijf nj.iy the (
tivltiea and no one a ho ha. the welfare
of tna community at heart could I-
grmlge the money tney .pent In this
moat worthy cause. ,
WOMEN 8F WOODCSAfT mtJ OFFICERS
Wallala Circle No. 281 rlrcicd the fol
lowing otfliwra at th im-ating held De
ember 12th :
Guardian Neighbor Mary Kibbey.
Advieer Mary 1). Kinsley
Clerk Margaret B, MerriUeld.
Banker Irene M. Palmer.
Magician Olive Searcy.
Attendant Margaret 8. MuCartr.
Physicians Dr.. Wood and Bower
man. Inner Mentinel Emliy 8weetin.
Outer Sentinel Anna L. Barker.
Captain l Guards Catherine Greiner
Musician Ellen McAithur.
Manager Maud Boyd.
MRS. J. N. AMEND
On Wedneeday of thi. week occurred
the death of Mr. J. W, Amend. The
deceased waa both at Buda, Illinois,
September Sl.t, 1S67, her maiden name
being Alice F. Saeet. In the year 1873
.he waa united in marriage with J. W.
Amend. She had recently arrived from
Teta. and during bar abort residence
t.ore made raanr friend. The luneral
will take place at 10 o'clock thi. morn
ing from the L. D. 8. Church.
MRS. M. WEATHERFORD
Mr. M. Weatherford, grandmother
of Ray Steele, died at th home of the
latter in thia city, Wednesday after
noon. Mr. Weatherford I on of the
pioneer of Oregon. She settled in
Portland over fifty year ago and has
bean a resident of that city every since.
She arrived with her daughter in Con
don a month ago, expecting to make
her future home with her grandchild.
Tha remain were taken to Portland
Thunday tor burial-
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The largest line of X-mas jewels ever shown in Gilliam Co. at prices
defying competition. Look For Voui-if Merrifield Building
Select Your Goods Early and Get the Best
The diamond ring given away 00 the bean guess is now on exhibition
WILLIAMS
EXPERT
Condon Drug Company
Drugs, Cigars, Stationery, Etc.
R. L. HUNT. Registered Pharmacist
ARLINGTON
LUMBER
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In Eastern Oregon
Lumber
Doors
Windows
Cement
Lime
Shingles
Coal
Posts
Wood
Nails
Wire
Always In Stock
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WASSPN'S
GASH GROCERY
Our fall stock of canned goe
and groceries is now arriving
Finest Stock of
FRESH GROCERIES
In the City
Let us figure with you on that
Fall order of yours. We can
save you money. All we ask is
a chance to prove it by prices
that can't be beat. Apples
$1 40 per box while they last.
(Full Weight
We Give You jBest Quality
(Lowest Price
North Naln St., CONDON, Oregon
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