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About Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1907)
)Li r-st t st S -r s I J w -V -7V iw-v is ST t"TU WW! S iun.vunnumnnnnuwwvif e iwwuinuwvruinnruvvinr DBIUTino done at the Globe DCin the Globe. The news-; a mitirantitA tt Saot an1 ottrnfiisL. llOV AilU UT1W7- ing Medium in Gilliam county the best workmanship. nwuvuvmvruvuvvwvtui. ruvuxnnnnnwjnruwiwx VOL XVII. CONDON. OIUSGON. FRIDAY. DICCKMHKR 0. 1007. NO. 38. BUSY HOUR AT COUNCIL ROOMS Meat Peddlars and Butcher Mutt Pay License Work on Main St. Begun. The regular monthly meeting of the council was called to or der and presided over by Mayor Edw. Dunn. Roll call showed the following members present: Edw, Dunn, Mayor; Councilmen, T. G. Johnson, E. W. Moore, R. E. Myers, P. H. Stephenson, J. F. Wood; Recorder C. H. Horner, Marshal T. D. Sweeten. Absent, Councilman J. A. Scott The minutes o( the last meeting were read and approved. The Oregon Hotel Bar present ed a petition and bond for a li quor license for the period of six months, beginning Nov. 10, 1907, by resolution the bond was ap proved and the license granted. Wayne Conser presented a peti tion and bond for a liquor license for the period of six months be ginning Nov. 3, 1907. By reso lution the bond was approved and license granted.. Searcy & Lillie also presented a petition and bond for a liquor license for the period of six months begin ning Dec ;i2, 1907. Bond ap proved and license granted. ' Ordinance No. 40, entitled "An ordinance licensing butcher shops or persons selling or dispos ing of fresh or uncured meats in Condon, etc, shall . pay an an nual license of $100, etc, was favorably received, voted on and passed unanimously. Same was introduced at the request of Farr Bros. The street committee reported progress on the improvement of Main street and the work will be carried forward as fast as pos sible and as long as the funds set aside for the purpose lost Ar rangements were made whereby M. Foley is to proceed with the construction of an aseptic tank at the lower end of Main street sewer. The following bills were order ed paid: Condon Electric Co. John W. Hire $ 151.57 54.50 108.84 12.87 L V. L & L Co. Tom Martin W. J. Quinn S. L Fowler G. W. Wick John Miller ' f J. Wilson II. M. Stevens O. D. McCulley -M. Foley Freight bills Interior Whse Co, . Standard Oil Co. O. A. Macy ' Times Jamieson & Marshall Wm. Dunlap Thos. E. Scott , J. A. McMorris Total 13.25 5.37 7.37 .13.25 5.12 13.62 14.75 56.00 11.28 56.75 48.25 28.25 2.00 12.00 39.15 11.50 12.50 $678.19 Receipts for November. Licenses Water ' Fines Sale of Stock Total $621.70 265.00 30.00 3.00 '$919.70 An isolated farm near Macleay, Ore., was the scene of a terrible tragedy and cold-blooded murder on last Monday. Four persons were killed 'and the bodies de stroyed bythe burning of the house. Pools of blood and blood' stained 'clothing and charred bones are all that remain to tell the story. No clue has been found. ; . HAND CAR RUH DOWN BY TRAIN TwelverYear-Old Boy of Ar lington Hurt In Collision Left Leg Crushed. The 12-yeor-old son of A. ! Thompson, foreman of theQuin- ton section, was run over by east bound freight train No. 26, Sat urday evening, the bones in his right leg being broken and his left so crushed it will have to be amputated. Mr. Thompson, together with his family and five Greek laborers had taken a hand cor and gone to Blalock for provisions. On one of the curves three miles east of Quinton they met the freight as they were coming home. The train had no headlight Before they could stop the car or give the signal, they were knocked off the track; the boy falling across one of the rails. The train picked up the unfor tunate people and brought them to Arlington, where they might receive treatment The boy was immediately sent to the hospital in The Dalles, Oregonian The Lack of "Get Up." At the request of a few self- opinioned basketball enthusiasts, the Globe set forth, a few weeks ago, the advantages of the game basketball as a pastime or recre ation during the winter months. Since that time practically all the surrounding towns have organiz ed teams and are already playing the game, while here nothing has been done. Perhaps these so called enthusiasts are . waiting patiently until the first of the year when they may be able to make new resolutions and thus be handed a bunch of "get up". Uur friends over at r ossil are again showing up the spirit abounding in their little city. Read the following and find out how things are. done: "The High School and the Business Men of Fossil have organized basketball teams to compete with each other during the winter months, and have rented Steiwer hall in which to practice and play their gomes. Dr. Gove is man ager of the Business Men's team and Prof. Potter is manager of the High School team. The young ladies ore also organizing teams and have begun practice, Fossil Journal.' The Pendleton High School football team is now down on the records as the Interscholastic Champion of Oregon. During this season, the Pendleton lads won five games and received no defeats. The last team to go down before them in defeat was the Hill Military team of Port land on Thankgsgiving with a score of 13 to 0. Hurrah for Eastern Oregon! Mrs. J. E. Stevens was taken to The Dalles Sanitarium Tues day morning by Dr. Gavey and was operated on by Drs. Giesen dorfferand Gavey on Wednes day. At lasl reports the patient was improving and doing nicely. Carl Rogers, the little son of Mr. Rogers of Alville, is recover ing from an operation for the re moval of the tonsils successfully performed by Dr. Gavey. - H. H. Hendricks of Fossil was in Condon last evening on his way home from a business trip to Pendleton , .... ... The Fair which the Ladies Aid of the Catholic Church has been planning to hold this month has been postponed indefinitely on account of the recent financial disturbance. A special mcecting of the Ar lington Commercial Club was called Saturday morning for the purpose of sending a delegate to Portland to attend the meeting of delegates from all commercial organizations throughout the state. After thoroughly discus sing the existing bituation, E. J. Clough was elected as the Arling ton representative. A letter from S. A. D. Hurt of Huntsville, Washington, was re ceived this week by this office. Mr. Hurt renewed his subscrip tion for another year and said: "I have taken the Globe since it first started and it wouldn't do to go back on it now, in fact we cannot get along without it" Watch this Space 1 ForJhe List of FRIZES To be Given flwau bu VASSON'S CASH GROCERY Home Phone No. 39. NORTH MAIN STREET nnjuiruuruvinnimniuuuuuinv noiddoiiOT Harness and Saddles Made In CONDON Sold and used Everywhere I C DCicunurr I U. I. IILIUnUIILII SnruuruinniuvinnuinAnna'virtio GILLIAM GO. I MILLING GO. CONDON J Our Specialties f 7 The highest grade 7 9 family flourThfT'' " Z highest market Z price for wheats 2 Rolled feed and 1 mill feed the J J best Prices a 1 7 ways right Z No Cut Rate on COAL Simpson is not cutting rates for thirty days. I have com menced selling coal at a living price and will continue to do go all winter. I have plenty of coal of , different kinds and grades from $10,00 up. Your pat ronage solicited. C A. Simpson, at Condon Steam Laundry. 01 jnnnnruvuviviuunnnnnriuumna i Corft;tiorr L Cigars. Candles. Tobaccos b aruuvmnn ruwnnnnnnnnnuim (foil 7 - Gives the Best of Satisfaction Why use poor Teas nd Coffees when the best costs no more? Best Groceries. Best Prices. Good Satisfaction or Money re funded. Call and see us. HOME BAKERY AND GROCERY Everybody Knows the name Studebaker Manufacturer of Wagons and South Bend Watches. We don't sell the Wagons but we do sell the Watches to those who insist upon having them. We like to Fell them for one reason, and yet we don't like to for another reason. The reason we like to sell them is because the margin ot profit is much greater than on our higher grade watches, yet we would rather sell you a standard timepiece which we know would give entire satis faction and make you our perma nent customer. .We sell more watches than any other dealer in the county for two reasons, the first is because we handle air the high grade movements, and never try to talk a customer into buying an inferior article, knowing that by so doing we not only lose his trade, but also his good will, and sacrifice our established reputation for square dealing and reliability. The seoond reason is expressed in a very few words, being nothing more or less than that our prices are about 25 per cent, lower than thoBe of our competitors, regard less of their misleading assertions, and we are here to prove it to you. Our goods are marked in plain fig ures, and we have but one price to all. ROBrNSON, Graduate Opti cian. Watoh Inspector O. R. & N. a h Prove it By comparing the goods and prices 7-jewel, 18-size, Nickel case, American movement, $ 3.50 7-jewel, 18 sue, Nickel esse, Elgin or Waliham 5.00 7-jewel, 18-eize, Gold filled case " " 8.00 , 17-jewel, 18-sUe, - 20-yrease" " 15.00 ' 7 jewel, ' O sue, Gold filled case " " 12.00 The above watches are just as represented and all warranted to give you entire satisfaction. Tbey are all new movements and cases, just front tbe factory or no sale. These prices are not for bait or panic prices but you can buy at all times at the same price and we will be pleased to sell you. My motto is: Buy where you can save money, qual ity considered. WILLIAMS THE EXPERT NEW GOODS JUST ARRIVED All the Latest Styles AT MISS O REINER'S MILLINERY PARLORS CHRISTMAS Is drawing nearer every day, and soon you will have to make your Holiday selections. . For Toys we are in the lead, don't buy with out seeing our stock. We have just what the boy or girl wants. COME AND SEE What Every Woman! Likes Immensely A woman's hands bespeak her refinement by their grooming. She cannot groom them properly without the right tools, such as: Manicure Scissors " Manicure Files Manicure Knives Manicure Powder - Manicure Paste Manicure Brushes Emery Boards Nail Polishers , When she has these she can keep her hands in such perfect condi tion that they will appear to be groomed by an expert. Let us help you choose a selected mani cure set to order from our large stock. COMBS MAKE jtaeeptable pre$eijt5 You can't please your wife more than by giving her a nice Dress ing Comb. It is the companion of her crowning glory. We have some French Hand Made Combs with rounded teeth to prevent cutting of. the hair- good strong ones that will stand lots of use. Very handsome. 250 350 40c 60c 60c 70c 76oI.OO Condon National Bank OONDON . W. FRENCH President GRANT WADS Vit-President 'M rt': F. T. HURL. BUR7 Cashier You are cordially this your BANKING HOME We receive the accounts of Firms, Corporations and " , Individuals, and return to our depositors every accommodation within the limits of Prudent Banking. " 111 - - - Special Attention uiven R SE MTE R Ask your Grocer for it. Satisfaction Guaranteed. . Yourself JEWELER OPTICIAN What Every Han Likes Immensely Did you ever know a man who did not want, for once in his life, a complete shaving outfit? Shav ing, at best, is an irritating, ted ious, time-taking habit that must be indulged. Every day is a re- -minder of the thoughtful giver .. to the man who ha3 presented to him a set of the following: Shaving brush jytoSt " Sharing Stik tjc Shot-in t Mugrjc to jot Sharing Crmm t$c Shm ingStnf t;c It $t Saf.ff Xnwr X A Sj Shaiing Snap toe iVaim Si and up Sharing Pmrdtr lot Violet Wit Haul ijc Look over "his" outfit and see if it does not need replenishing. We will gladly help you to select the right thing. . BEAUTIFUL STATIONARY IN HANDSOME BOXES Not cheap stationery in gaudy styles. If you get it here it is right in every way. PRICES: 25Cr 50C&75C Neat Tabletsjn cloth textures with envelopes. Visiting Cards with envelopes. HUNT, THE DRUCCIST :afl 1 O OR&OON Capital UU Stock 1 TKU,UUU.oo invited to make ' . , v-a to dtocKmen's Accounts u I . ---- -1 "V "- "aa