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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1907.
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President Roosevelt has out
lined his ideas regarding financial
legislation as they will be brought
out in his message to Congress.
These plans and suggestions were
brought out and discussed a few
days ago with Mr. Bryan, the
probable Democratic nominee for
the presidency, while making a
calLat the White House. The
two great leaders of opposite
parties were very complimentary
to each other and for once, it is
said, agreed on each others rem
edies for the financial situation,
The plans, as are to be suggest
ed by the President, will pro
vide for an emergency bank note
circulation, which will exist when
there is an emergency, and not
cause an inflation at times when
no real stringency confronts the
the financial world. It is to be
air elaboration of the currency
portion of last year's message
but only more to the point re
garding legislation. The Pres
ident favors an asset bank note
currency, in the form of ap
proved securities, put aside for
adding to the regular bank note
currency only in the time of
emergency. He will also sug
gest a graduated tax, begining
at 5 per cent and increasing to 6
7 and 8 per cent on different
portions of the issue taken out
by a bank. This, he believes,
would bring out the needed cir
culation in time of stress or to
meet the crop movements.
Roosevelt favored the plan of
the Nebraskan on the idea of
Government guarantee on Nat
ional bank deposits, which would
establish confidence where it is
most needed among those "who
hoard their money because they
fear to intrust it to the banks.
iresment itooseveit s idea as
made known, is that the Govern
ment should not act as a deposit
ory of a permanent guarantee
fund to meet losses through bank
failures, but that it should act
as a clearing house to collect
from the banks an assessment
sufficient to meet losses as they
occur, the Treasury first supply
ing the cash necessary to give
immediate recompense to the de
positors at the defunct institu
tion. It can be seen that these
plans will insure depositors in
all National banks of the
country against loss by reason
of the failure of the banks and
will naturally make the National
banks very strong institutions in
which the depositors can place
great confidence and feel secure.
Secretary Cortelyou's plan of
selling bonds to relieve the finan
cial stringency is all right, only
the people who have money to
buy the bonds don't seem to be
the ones who are suffering from
tho financial stringency.
Turning loose that 60,000,000
cold storage eggs has not result
ed in any reduction of price in
the real article so far as we have
heard.
We trust Secretary Taft will
be able to get home before his
boom is entirely dissipated!
When speaking of the working
classes, it might be well for the
orators to indicate whether they
mean those who work for a liv
ing or those who work those who
work for a living.
Mr. Bryan says nine-tenths of
the Republicans in the country
are really Democrats. Possibly
this can be verified, the very
next time a genuine Democrat
runs for President
After a record-breaking run
the Lousitana delivered ten mil
lion dollars in gold at New York
last week, but a good many of
us are still waiting for our "ship
to come in."
Even an off-year election makes
a lot of work for the men who
try to figure out what the results
signify.
There have been no cases re
ported of anyone refusing the
new $10 gold pieces because they
lack the time honored inscrip
tion. fldvertiaad teeners
Condon, Ore., Nov. 23, 1907.
L Adert, Marks.
2. Bell,Wm.
3. . Byce, Jas.
4 Guilds, O.
5. Hoey, John.
6. Miller, Leonard.
7. Mourey, H. G.
8. Parker, James.
9. Runon, Chas.
10. Tauscher, Frank.
11. Walkey, Miss Nola.
John F. Reisacher
Postmaster
Notice.
Anyone, tabscriber or non-sub-Dcriber,
wishing to call long dis
tance must either call from their
own phone or come to the Central
office. Positively no long distance
connections otherwise.
Li. C. jjACBENCK.
Notice For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR.
Land office at The Dalles, Oregon,
KoremberHth, 11107.
Notice is hereby (Iran that George R. Flan
dan, ot Gwendolen, Oregon, haa Bled notice ol
his Intention to make final five-year proof in
aapprf ot hia claim Tit: Homeatead Entry Ko.
11066 made Jane , 1WK. for the Lota 4, 6 and of
Section a. Tp. S Soath, and tot 4 of Section St,
Tp. Soath. Range 22 E., W. If., and that laid
proof will be made before the Re filter and Re
cti rer at The Dalles, Oregon, on December Slat.
1907.
Ha name the. following wltneaaea to prore
hia eontlnoona residence apon, and ca titration
of, the land, TU: O. H. Galld, J. F. Bart, W. W.
Reynold and L. L. Flandera, all of Gwendolen,
Oregon.
C. W. Moo as, Regiater.
Notice) For Publication.
Department of the Interior,
Land Office at The Daiiea. Oregon,
November 14th, 1907.
Notice it hereby glren that Oil rer H. Guild ol
Gwendolen, Oregon, haa Sled notice of hia in
lention to make final (lra-year proof In support
of hia elalm, iaf Homeatead Entry No. 11062
made Jnnell, 19CH, for the WJNEW, NEUNWW
and Lot 1 of Section 7, Tp. 8 Sooth, Range 22 E.
W. at., and that aald proof will be made before
the Regiater and Receiver at The Dallea, Oregon
on December 31st, 1907.
Ha names the following wltneaaea to prore
hia continuous residence apon, and cultivation
of, the land vis: George R. Flanders, I L.
Flandera, J. F. Hart and W. W. Reynolda, all of
Gwendolen, Oregon.
C. W. Hooac, Regiater.
. ALBERT DAMS
Livery and
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Beat attention to boarding Stock.
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8UMM6NS
In the rtrealt Court of the state of Oregon tot
Ullllam Cmimy.
Frank . Golden, Fhtlnllt,
as.
I. A.BUnchaetd, Adminlatrararol the aatate
ot Will DaTenpnrt, dereaaed, J. W. Dyer, Jeanie
Clark, Richard Clark. iMntue tU Clark, Sarah
Davenport Clark, rrlmua r. C. Clark, and Edith
a. Daly, defendants.
To Jennie Clark, Richard Clark. Nfdoa R.
Clara, Sarah barenptirt Clark, Frlmaa P. C.
Clark, and Edith kv Daly, of the above-named
oeltttdanta.
la the name ot the hula ot Oregon;
Yoa and each ot yen are hereby required to
appear and auawer the complaint (led aaalnat
yoa la the a bora entitled action and eoart on
or before Friday, theUlh day ot December, MOT.
and it yon ao fail to appear and anewor, plain-
lit will take Judgment agaluat yoa and each ot
yoa for tne puaaaaalon of aa andlvtded one
third Interval la and id the Inl lowing described
land aitoated lu Ullllam Coanty, Oregon, to-wlt:
I tie Eat half at the Northwest a. Barter, and tne
Houthwent qaarter of the North wast quarter of
4ecUna a In Towrwhtp 4 Soath Range tl East ol
the Willamette Meridian, and tor the earn of
fc.Uu.tM damagaa for the wrongful and unlawful
with-hoMing the ponsaatoa thereof from thla
plalHtiR, together with plaintiff! coat and die
barevmenta la thla action expended.
This aummoua la served apon yoa and each
ol you by paUlraiioa thereof In The Condou
Globe, a uewapaper ot general elreatathin publi
shed weekly In Cuudon, Gilliam County. Oregon
for a period of tlx weeka, aerea insertions, com
aaruclug on the lat day ot Nov.. MOT, and end
ing on the Mih day ol Dae., WW, by aa order
of the Honorable Edward Dean County Judge
ol Ullllam County, Oregon made and entered
herein 4 date the ::h day ol Ootob t lJ7.
' D. R. Fsasia,
and Hsxsrss A Wtuoa.
Attorneys fur Plalutlfl
Hate ot first publication, November lat, WW,
Data ot mat publication, December lata, 1907.
Notice) For Publication.
Department of the Interior.
United states Lead onlce.
The Dalles, Oregon, November Mth, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that Sarah J. Oaborn,
formerly Sarah J. Reynolda, of Gwendolen, Ore
gon, haa Sled notice ol her intention la make
final oommatalioa (.root In aapport other claim
vis: Homeatead Entry No. MM made March
go.isos, tor the WNItandS'iNWolijecUon
29, Tp. 2 South, Range 22 I., W. X., and that
aald proof will be made before the Regiater and
Receiver at The Dallea, Oregon, on tannery 7th.
She names ths following witnesses to pi ova
her continuous residence apon, and raltlvatiou
of, the land, vis; Frank E. Reynolda and Mich
ael J. Lynch of Gwendolen, Oregon. A. U Gar
dlnler of Ciem, Oregon, Jacob Larch ot Gwendo
len. Oregon.
C. W. Moou-, Register.
Notice) For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon,
November 14, 1907,
Notice la hereby given that Sarah E. Berg.
formerly Sarah E. Broyhill, ot Condon, Oregon
haa Sled notice of her tutention to make
final commntatloa proof In aapport ot
her claim, vis: Homestead Entry No. 1421 made
Feb. 0. 1906, lor the S!3W4 4HH8K!o! Section
16. Township South. Range 1E., W. If., and
that aald proof will he made before the Regiater
and Receiver at The Dallea, Oregoa, on Decern
her Slat, 1907.
She names the following wltneaaea to prove
her continuous leaidence apna, and cultivation
of, ths land, vis: Walter Campbell, Frank E.
Hall, Albert Campbell f nd Jofcn Nelson, aeat
Condon, Oregoa.
C. W. HooBt, Regiater.
Notlco For Publication.
DEPARTMENT OF THE 1NTKKIOR
Land Othce at Ths Dalles, Oregon,
November 14, 1907,
Notice la hereby given that Frank E. Key nobis
of Gwendolen. Or., haa filed notice of bis Intention
to make final five-year proof In support of
hiaclaim.vis: Homeatead Entry No. 110GI made
Jnoe 11, 1902, for the HK'-i of Section 18,
Tp. 2 Soath, Rsngv 22 B., W. M.. snd that said
proof will be made before the Regiater and Re
ceiver, at The Dallea, Oregon, on January 7th,
1908.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ot.
tne land, via: Michael J. Lynch, Bsrsh J. Rey
nolda and Jacob Larch ot Gwsndolen, Oregon,
and A. L. Gamlnler of Clem, Oregon.
C. W. Mooaa, Regiater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION of State Selection.
United 8tates Land Office,
The Dalles, Oregon, Octdber 26, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that under ths provis
ions of tbe Act of Congress of August 14, 1848,
and the acts supplementary snd amendatory
thereto, the State of Oregon, has thla day filed
In thla office its application. No. 64, to select the
6E5i8WX, SWSE of Section 14. and NWlj
NE of Section 22 T. South, Range 21 E., W.M.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described landa, or desiring for any rea
son to object to tha final allowance ot the se
lection, should file their claims or objections
in this office on or before the 16th day of Dec
ember, 1907.
C. W. Mooai, Regiater.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice la hereby given that tbe undersigned
has been appointed by the Hon. Coanty Coart of
Ullllam County, Oregon, Administratrix of tha
estate ol Daniel J. Wilson deceased. All per
sons having claims agslnat aald estate are there-
lore hereby notified to present the asms to the
undersigned at Condon, Oregon, within six
months from tbe date hereof the same being the
date of the tint publication of this notice. Said
claims being verified si required by law.
Dated September 27, 1007.
Emily A. WiLsoM, Administratrix.
G. W. Parmsn, Attorney for Administratrix.
Treasurers Notice.
All county warrants registered prior
May 1, 1907. will be paid apon pre
sentation at my office. Interest ceases
Ma; 1, 1907.
E W. Moose,
Treasurer of Gilliam coanty, Oregon
The illustrated booklets on
Condon and Gilliam county, com
piled by the Globe printing of
fice, are finished. About 600
will be mailed to the East and
the remainder will be on sale at
this office and Hunt's Drugstore
at 10c each. These will be sold
in order to partly defray printing
expenses. They have nineteen
pages and contain twenty-five
cuts of business houses and farm
scenes in Gilliam county and are
well worth 25c. Get half a doz
en and send them to your friends.
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