THE CONDON CLOP.E,
FRIDAY. JULY 14. 1911
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TUX LITTLEST GIRL.
THE LITTLEST GIRL
Will receive the lame cour
teous treatment and atten
tion at our market m you
would receive if you failed
personally. Prlre the low
est, quality eonaldered.
CONDON MEAT CO.
Treasurer's Notice.
All outstanding warrauts are
payable upon , presentation. In
terest ceaBes after March 18 1911.
' . . A. McMokkii,
Treainrer of Gilliam county, Oregon
: H. J. SIMMONS :
First National Bank
CONDON, OREGON
DIRECTORS:
S. ti. Barker, Jay Bowerman, J. F. Relsacher,
C. 0. Portwood, Wm. Wehrli, F. M. Pliter.
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q Headquarters for Sporting Supplies.
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KILLING A MUTINY
Dramatic Incident In the Early
History of Our Navy.
THE PLOT ON THE OLD ESSEX
Commodore Porter Oet Wind of the
Csnapiraey Just ss It Wss Ripe, and
His Prompt and Dreetie Aetion Cow
ed the Crew and Savsd the Ship.
Tbwe has never bwn a fleet mutiny
or a squadron mutiny in tbe United
States navy. Tbe roost notorious rase
In the naval history of tbis country
was the conspiracy to mutiny on tbe
brig of war Bomers, which waa dlscov
ered before It came to a bead and re
sulted In tbe execution at aea of Philip
Rpencer, midshipman, son of tbe then
secretary of war, and one petty officer
and one seaman.
Another famous case waa tbe one In
which Commodore Porter acted with
such vigor and promptitude that he
completely crushed the rebellious spirit
that bad manifested Itself and saved
bis ship.
When Commodore Porter waa In com
mand of the Eshex In tbe early history
of our navy there was an attempted
mutiny on board. Here Is an account
of how It was suppressed which Is
vouched for as authentic: "While the
Kasex was lying at the Marquesas Is
lands, recruiflng and refreshing ber
crew from one of tbe long and arduous
cruises In the Pacific, Commodore Por
ter was Informed through a servant of
one of tbe officers that a mutiny had
been planned and waa on the eve of
consummation; that It was tbe Inten
tion' of the mutineers to rise upon the
officers, take possession of tbe ship and
after having remained as long as tbey
found agreeable at tbe island to botst
tbe Mack flag and 'cruise on their own
account.'
"Having satisfied himself of tbe truth
of tbt Information, Commodore Porter
ascended to the quarterdeck and or
dered all tbe crew to be summoned aft.
Waiting uutll tbe last man bad come
from below, he Informed them that he
understood that a mutiny waa on foot
and that be had summoned tbcm for
the purpose of Inquiring Into Its truth.
Those men who are In favor of stand
ing by the ship and ber officers,' said
tbe commodore, 'will go over to tbe
starboard side; those who are against
them will remain where they are.' The
crew to a man moved over to the star
board side. The ship was still as the
grave. Fixing his eyes on them stead
ily and sternly for a few moments, the
commodore said, 'Robert White, step
out' The man obeyed, atanding pale
and agitated, guilt stamped on every
lineament of his countenance, in front
of his comrades.
"The commodore looked at htm a
moment, then, aelzlng a cutless from
tbe nearest rack, said in a suppressed
voice, but In tones so deep that tbey
rang like a knell upon tbe ears of the
guilty among the crew: 'Villain! You
are the ringleader of this mutiny!
Jump overboard!' The man dropped
on his knees, Imploring for mercy, say
ing that he could not swim. 'Then
drown, you scoundrel!' said the com
modore, springing toward him to cut
blin down. 'Overboard InstantlyT
And tbe man jumped over the side of
the ship1. He then turned to the trem
bling crew and addressed them with
much feellAg, the tears standing upon
bis bronzed cheek as be spoke. He
asked tbetu what he had done that his
ship should be disgraced by a mutiny.
He asked whether te bad ever dis
honored the flag, whether he had ever
treated them with other than kindness,
whether they had ever been wanting
for nnytbing to their comfort that dis
cipline and tbe rules of the service
would allow and that It was In his
power to give.
"At the close of bis address he said:
'Men, before I came on deck I laid a
train to the magaxlne, and I would
hare blown all on board Into eternity
before my ship should have been dis
graced by a successful mutiny. I
never would have survived the dis
honor of my ship. Go to your duty.'
The men were much affected by the
commodore's address and immediately
returned to their duty, showing every
algn of contrition.
"But mark the sequel of this mutiny
nd let those who, in tbe calm se
curity of their firesides, are so severe
upon the course of conduct pursued by
officers lu such critical situations see
how much innocent blood would have
been saved if White had been cut
down Instantly or hanged at the yard
arm. As he went overboard be suc
ceeded In reaching a cauoe floating at
a little distance and paddled ashore.
Some few months afterward, when
Lieutenant Gamble of tbe marines
was at the Islands, In charge of one of
the large prizes, short handed and In
distressthis same White, at the head
of a party of natives, attacked the
ship, killed two of the officers and a
number of men, and it was with great
difficulty that she was prevented from
falling into their bauds." New York
Post, . .......
:
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"Nora," censured the houso butler,
"if you must break the missus' va,ses,
why don't you break tbe cheap ones
Instead of those expensive imported
ones?" - ,
"Oh, no," laughed Nora, with a gay
flourish of her feather duster. "If I
broke the cheap ones she would take
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ROSEBERRY
NO. SOU
Registered in American 'fl
Shire Horselssocia-Ca
tion.
Sire: The Baron V,
No. 1320.
Dam: Mayflower, No.
1315.
R0SEBERRY is a dark bay Stallion and weighs
1800. Will stand the season of 1911 at my Ranch
in LOST VALLEY.
TERMS: For single service $5.00 and $8.00 for
season. Insurance $12,50; insure more to be with
foal. Free Pasture for all mares that are bred and
rate of $2 a month for mares that are not bred.
A. A. ANDERSON, Owner,
. Lost Valley
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The Wheatdale Stock Farm
Condon, Oregon. Parman Bros., Owners.
(Breeders of Grade and Purebred Percherons, Poland
China Hogs, Mammoth Bronze Turkeysand Scotch
Collies. fJAII stock is guaranteed to be strictly
high class: Pedigrees furnished with all
purebred stock. All communications will
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i
The Wheatdale Stock Farm
Lumber & Wood For Sale.
Thirtymile Saw Mill
TERMS: Strictly Cash. ... " T
If any extension of credit is desired, arrangements
must be made through Condon . Office
of Arlington Lumber Company.
Condon Pine Lumber Co.
INTERIOR WAREHOUSE COMPANY.
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General Warekoute Business. Wool Storage and BAilinf,. Dealers in
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Main Street, . Condon, Oregon
Our Bread is Full Weight
Our 10c Loaves sell 3 for 25c.They are not
5c Loaves sold for 10c nor 4 for 25c. You
get the same amount of bread for 10c here
as you get in any other town in Oregon.
Home Bakery & Grocery
Pime Wood
We Wffl Contract 16-inch
Pine Wood to be d elivered
anywhere in City LirAits for
$9.00 per cord,to bo deliv
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