THE CONDON GLOBE
HARTSHORN MERESSE
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 24. 190&
Judge Hanna wasjiot ritcht and
that he believed the Supreme
Court would overthrow it How
ever he believed tho state laws
ahould be revised at the next
session, and the entire proas of
the' state should be behind the
movement . '
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fsbllalitd arj Friday.
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lift al it oinr. nut latatiba. Monday aooaol
Mck weak lo luiui plow pi eilauiioa.
A preacher came at a news
paper man in this way "You
editors do not tell the truth. If
you did you could not live, your
newspapers would be a failure."
The editor replied: "You are right
and the preacher who will at all
times and under all circumstances
tell the whole truth about his
members, alive or dead, will not
occupy his pulpit more than one
Sunday and, then he will find it
necessary to leave town in a
hurry. The Press and tho Pul
pit go hand in hand with white
wash brushes and pleasant
words, mangifying little virtues
.. into big ones." And the Great
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ot t.o.r.i !niMi bu umiiui Minister went away looking very
thoughtful while the editor turn
ed to his work and told of the
unsurpassing beauty of the bride
m. r. or a. MKitTx while in fact she was as homelv
as a mud fence. Ex.
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PRESS ASSOCIATION MEETS
At the meeting of the editors
of Oregon held in Portland dur
ing the past week were discuss
ed subjects of great importance,
such as the future attitude of
the country press which is ex"
plained in the resolutions:
"Whereas the association is
now organized upon a thoroughly
business basis, be it resolved
that every editor and publisher
Thaws lawyer is going to!
play a straight out insanity de
fense for him. AH he would
have to do with an average jury
would be to put the bill for his
$10,000 Paris dinner in evidence;
An archaeologist has dug up a
new verse of the ,New Testa
ment Something more for the
theologians to fuss over.
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George Ade, the Indiana poet
so recognize that fact and from and humorist wants to be a del-
this time forth pledge to himself egate to the Chicago Convention
and those dependent upon him, m order to cast a vote for Fair-
that his respective newspaper banks. This is the best joke
shall be recognized in business Ade has sprung for a long while.
circles as a business institution
run on strictly business lines in
addition to dissemination of the
news,
Another matter which took up
a great share of the time of the
editors present was the present
Libel Law and the case of Geo.
rutnam. following closely as
it did, the recent conviction of
George Putnam, editor of the
Medford Tribune," says the Or
egon Journal, "on a charge of
libeling the grand jury and de
puty district attorney, the asso
ciation naturally took up and dis
cussed the libel laws of the state. Comptroller of the Currency
As a vindication and a tangible Ridgeley says that panics are in
expression of the sentiment of evitable.
the association Putnam was el
a i a.
eciea vice-presment of the assoc- r.iri h f a tot
iation by acclamation and the tage of their leap year privilege
following resolution , passed: should not let up on a man as
vvnereas, ine iiDei law of honfir ag he doesn't actually run.
tins ouue in uiuuir ana unjusi 10
Ruth Bryan's husband's name
is Leavitt and she is going to.
A Chicago professor has
covered that Iowa was the
ginal Garden of Eden.
that was 9,000 years ago
Iowa has changed some.
No-use trying to laugh
grip germ out of existence.
can't take a joke and won't
mit he is one.
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ATTORKEYATLAW
U. S. COMMISSIONER
Careful atUnlion (ivon to all bdilnra
tntrtiaWd la my care.
Ctfutrtt Sttt Condon, Oregon.
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Physicians and Surgeons
Par and Wlfht f'll ormnnllr anaworMl.
Ofltca, Hrrnnd Hoof Barkvt BulMli.g. cornat I
Main and itrliif Ktmla. I
Condon. Orevon I
J W. DONNELLY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Diuaset of Women a Specialty.
Condon. Or.
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Condon Dray anti Transfer
Line.
Crown and Brldf Work a ftprtaltjr.
Upataln in Ullllais Co. tuuk Building.
Offlo
Condon. Oroson
J. W. HIRE
"Proprietor
AH Kinds of Light and Heavy Hauling
Pianos carefully handled. , Large amount of Wood and Coal on hand.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGTON
Day and Night Calls promptly aniwtred
Arlington : : Oregon
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atrial .Mnt4nn 4M
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Condon Meat Company
JOHN HARRISON, Praprietor
Fresh and Cured Meat, Beef,
Pork, Mutton and Veal
A SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED
Conaar Spring ud Oragoa StrMto
. CONDON. OREGON
fir.Trt WHEAT BARLEY
u u;.i,.BiF(h;t. y interior warehouse Co.
BALFOUR. GUTHRIE & CO., Managers.
the press, bo it resolved that the
legislative committee formulate
a new bill to be submitted to the
next legislature for enactment,
and that the press of the state
back up said committee in secur
ing said enactment"
AJax Notes.
Miss Lizzie Palmer went to
Condon Saturday, where she
will receive treatment from Dr.
Blake, the osteopath.
Ira Jones, who has been work-
for The
Judge Hanna, who held that ing in this vicinity, left
the findings of a grand jury are Dalles Saturday.
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r"wTu rT Robert Palmer, the son of Mr,
uc..a,.. u. privi.e oi iniro- and Mrs E(L pamiel. wag
uueinK evidence 10 prove ine 0;i, ,W!n fv,a MB ,i.
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Farr Bros.
Meat Market
Choice Fresh and
Cured Meats of
all Kinds.
very
Highest Cash Price
Paid for Hides.
truth of his
made the butt of much criticism
"While I am not satisfied with
the ruling of Judge Hanna"
said E. Hofer, editor of the Cap
ital Journal, "as is the feeling
of everyone here, at the same
time his ruling may be right,and
if that is the case the law should
Johnson Building
Ann rt An A man An
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Reappointed Deputy Warden
L. S. Fritz of The Dalles has
been reappointed deputy state
warden for this district, com
prising-Gilliam, Sherman and
Wasco counties. Mr; Fritz has
served in this position conti
be revised, and it cannot be done nuously fo "early 13 years, hav-
too quickly. The libel laws of in Deen PPnted nrst m Aug-
this state are so antiauated ti,nt ust 18U5 and has served under
they are classed with the Oregon four 8tate ame wardens.
boot and other relics of barbar
ism that existed in our early Mr9, Case Entertains
period history. There is abso- About twenty people were en-
lutely no remedy against an un- tertained at the home of Mr. and
friendly judge under this law, Mrs. Wm. Case of this city on
and, while our state is far ad- Monday evening in honor of Mr.
vanced in many other ways, we and Mrs. Gross of Walla Walla,
are woefully backward in a prop- who are visiting there. The ev
er libel law. Several times I ening was spent in music and
have been made a defendant in games. A . dainty lunch com
libel suits and can speak from Psed of sandwiches, salads,
experience." B. E. Kennedy of iruit, caice, cnocoiateand coffee
the Baker City Herald also oc- was " served after which
copied the floor and gave it as
his opinion that the ruling of
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Livery and
Feed Stable
Our Livery Stock It Flnt-Claaa.
Beatattention to boarding Stock.
Your Patronaga ii Solicited.
6PRINQ STREET
Condon Orecron
The O.K.
Shop
OOL.DEN tTaVRNS, IVoprletora
e Shaving, Shampooing, Hair Cutting
guests departed voting the even- Ho an1 Cold Baths in Connection.
ing a most enjoyable One. One door north Gilliam Co. Bank Bldg.
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OATS
Higtsl Pruts Paid For Grain. General Warehouse Business Conducted.
H'tol Slimp nd Bating m SjxtuUtj, Dtaltrt in Satis Win Nails .'ijt 1 at, Lime,
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D. B. THOMAS, MCR. C0K00M, OREGON
Wool, Hides, Barb Wire, Salt, Black Leaf
Dip, and Sheepmen's Supplies.
Storage and Forwarding. Highest Pri
ces Paid for all kinds of Grain.
Have a 'phone put into your
place of business or your res
idence and you will wonder
how you have gotten along
without it before. Apply for
rates and telephone service at
the office.
Gas engine ingiter cells spec
ially made for gasoline engines
and also all kinds of telephone
material always on hand. See
L. E. LftURflfiGE
innnjinjirirtrvriuxruvro
BUwart CampUIl
Jamea CampbaU 1
THISTLE BAR
CAMPBELL SKOS, rnaHOn , "
Fine Stock of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
NCWrOlM NEWSTOO( NfW BUILDING
V North Main Street, Condon, Oregon.
Progressive Domlnocards Par
ties will be the rage this winter.
The sale of this new household
game is breaking all records.
Dominocards make an attractive
Christmas present, to test the!
skill of adults or amuse the child
ren. Sent postpaid for 50 cents.
Sample piece and particulars free,
More agents wanted. Write to
day. Dominocards Co., 1807
Chouteau, St." Louis, Mo.
Notice.
Anyone keeping in employ or
knowing the whereabouts of
one, Chas. . Cox, age 18 years,
will kindly notify me at Condon
or Mrs. Fred Collins at Echo.
J. N. Cox.
I 7000
Condon Post Cards of Condon
and Gilliam couty. 7000 just re-,
ceived, 2 for a nickel at ,
Hunt's Drug Store.
Lost.
A valuable gold bracelet, some
where between Dunn Bros.
store and the Oregon Hotel. Was
lost on Wednesday afternoon be
tween five and six o'clock. Find
er will leave same at this office.
? Notice.
A school teacher is wanted in
District No. 40. Apply to or ad
dress, C. A. Lovgrfn,
Gooseberry, Ore.
Treasurer's Notice.
All county warrant! registered prior
Stft to, 1907, will be paid npon pre
sentation at toy office. Interest ceases
Seftio, 1907.
W. Moore.
Treasurer of Gillian county, Oregon
Wanted.
A good woman cook and a girl
tewait on the table. Apply to or
address,
.. v : Mrs. G. E. Moore, .
': Box 194, Condon, Oregon.
WANTED
Local repreoentatlrea for Con
don and vicinity to look after
Mnwala And InnreaM. bhIv
acriptlon Hat of a prominent monthly mafcaiin.
on a aalary and eommiulon baait. Experience
deairablebMtnotnecesaary. Good opportunity
ton rtKht paraon. Addreaa Publisher. Box W,
Station O, New York.