Condon globe., May 30, 1913, SUPPLEMENT, Page 4, Image 4

THE CONDON (.LORR
1 ARLINGTON SUPPLEMENT TO THE CONDON GLOBE
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LATEST ITEMS
ARLINGTON
Earl Snell who has been work
ing here in the Independent of
fice left for Condon Friday
where he (roes to take a position
in Barker's gereral merchandise
store.
T. C Mobley and wife were in
Arlington last Friday visiting
friends and Mis3 Lulah who has
been attending school here this
winter returned with them.
J. A. Ries of Olex was in Arl
ington this week. Mr. Ries just
returned from Maryland where
he sold a carload of horses
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A CHECKING ACCOUNT is indeed a
business necessity; and he who tries
to get along without one is at a great dis
advantage. 3 It is not required that a
person should have a large bulk of busi
ness in order to open an account. Q Pro
fessional men, farmers, stockmen, and al
so many women, are running check ac
counts. If you have never done business
in this way, and are not familiar with the
i . P'an
come to us and we will get you
I started.
ARLINGTON
BANK
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Scrubbing Unnecessary
Enamel your wa'ls and woodwork and secure a finish
that is hard and smooth, non-absorbent and sanitary.
Enameled surfaces do . not require scrubbing'. An
occasional wiping with a damp cloth will keep them
looking clean and fresh.
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are easilv applied. They cost no more than ordinary
paint and save you time, worry and trouble.
Our "Home Decorating" booklet tells you how you
. can "do it yourself" at trifling cost. ,
Ask for afje3 copy. .
DUNN BROTHERS, Inc.
Condon, ' Oregon
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Lmtfx columns of
the Condoh Globe
Chas. F. Kayser of Goldendale
was in town on Wednesday on
b isiness. He is one o( the main
stockholders tn Brooks & Ca's
bank at Goldendale,
C. M. Wherry of the Dot ter
ritory was in Arlington this week
on business matters.
W. P. Reed of Cecil was in
town Monday on his way to the
valley to attend to some business.
Mrs. A. . Phillipi and eon of
Early were in Arlington this
week visiting friends.
Mr. Wra. Head and wife, cf
Ro?k Creek wcra in Arlington
Friday. night to attend the grad
uating exercises.
Guyle Shurte, who has been
teaching school for sonr.e time,
is here visiting relatives and
friends.
NATIONAL
ave you Eggs,
or Poultry
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for Breeding Purposes
For Sale?
Hundreds of people in Gilliam
county are interested in poultry
raising: and will purchase' eggs
or breeding stock. You can reach
them through the advertising
l STARTED ON GEHENT ' WALKS
111 ARLINGTON, RESERVOIR . AND
ELECTRIC LIT PLANT NEXT
Arlington is booming now and
work has commenced on the cc-
ment walks. Work will also soon
A HINDU I00C." "7
H Strang Hiatory Cautod Mm. Car.
' not t Order It Dtatroyad.
When Mtu. Caruot, widow of Sadl
Curuot. died and lr will wai read a
cIiium lu It t'Musfd ctmsltlernbla cutn
uioiiL Tlila waa to the afftict that a
certain mall Hindu Idol carved from
t hard aton wblt-b would b fuuud
I lmunit ber iropmjr niuxt b taken out
! lud vruabvd until completely destroy ed.
Many marveled at thia appareutly al
) Hilar request for tha Idol aeemed
I uaruilena. ugly little, thing-, but ber in
ttructlons were carried out to the let
ter. The Idol hud beD presented to Sadl
Carnot year beror be bud ever
thoiiKbt of the preatdeuoy of France by
I frleud who bad brought It from In
dia, ljiter he learned that there waa
legend attached to It which aaaerted
that whosoever would retain tt In bla
poaseaalon would rise to tb fulleat
height of power In his chosen profe
tlon. but die of atab wound when at
(be tenlth of bis career.
M. Carnot traced the hUtory of the
Idol and found that for 000 years the
rulers wbo had possessed It had all
died either In battle or by assassination
from stab wounds. Yet be laughed at
the story, called the facta adduced by
his search a mere chain of coincidence
and retained the IdoL lie died by a
dagger In the hands of an assassin;
hence Mme, Carnot's strange: request.
LURE OF THE MISTS.
Curious Exparianc In th Clouds
In
an Aeroplane,
It was at Manchester. Aeroplanes
were sweeping the skies In the circuit
of Britain race. Vedrlues bad landed.
I and Impatient at the rulea that made
I blin wait ten minutes before taking up
'the race, went about Jabbering tn
! Krencn. One or (be officials asked him
what kind of a trip be bad had. Ved
I rine's answer was to hold up his bands
; expressively.
lie was quiet for many seconds, then
be said:
"I was blanketed Id clouds so that I
could not see ten meters before me.
Below me was nothing but rolling mist
that gradually took on all funcifnl
tbapes and colors. 1 cangbt myself
wanting to descend, to drop suddenly
into It and see what It was like. To
escape this feeling I flew higher and
higher, until, venturing to look down
igaln, I saw wonderful lights and
nuudows that never before bod been re
vealed to me from the sky. I saw a
Ireamy city, a wonderful mirage, and
I believe I would bnve forgotten every,
thing but those exquisite colorings, re
eased my levers, and" (He laughed.
"But I was fortunate, for I became
ilck-as sick as a dog awtry np in the
elouds'-Edward Lyell Fox tn Har
per'a Weekly.
Good material Is
from the German.
half the work.
A RIOT OF BLOOM
SEVENTH
ROSE FESTIVAL
Portland, Oregon,
LOW ROUND TRIP
Fares from all O-W. R. & N. stations to
Portland and Return
VIA
TICKETS
ON SALE
A Carnival of Fun, Beauty
and Wholesome Enjoyment
Bring the folks and witness the gorgeous event. Full
particulars cheerfully furnished upon application.
Don't Miss It.
D. Tierney, Agent, Condon, - Oregon
begin on the new reservoir and
the electric lights will boon be
installed.
" AN INSOLENT WRITER."
H Pound H Couldn't Dietal to a
Typical John Bull.
That sprouting Scotch t, th Earl
uf lvn, who rebuked a alilp uvwa r
orter who apprtxtcbed lilui by dwlur
lug that "no Kfiitlviiiuii ever vak to
another without tin Introduction; It
alinply hin t done," ta an old friend of
James KiuikU hw.vvr, the Australian
iioreltxt-tluit K l)jer doexn't nctu
ally know the Karl of l.evon, hut he
knows hla sweetly HrlUxli sort,
"I ought to." aald Dwyer. "I was
broke lu Loudon and I learned to
know th true Hrltou. Once I an
swered an Mdverttxunient for literary
secretary. To nink certain that my
letter would be read 1 wired th ad
vertiser as follows:
"Do not engage a literary secretary
until you liav read my letter of ap
plication.' That letter was gem. I thought I
would land th place with It Sure. 1
was certain of It when a lurK. aquar
letter directed me to apieiir at a nam
ed add reus at given hour. It was a
four penny bus ride, but I didn't car.
My fortune was opeolug out befor m.
I squandered th foiirience without a
miserly thought A pompous butler
ushered me Into a. black onk library,
where the original stuffed motlol ot
John Hull sat at table. I sat down
meekly and waited to be apoken to.
Hlum! lie hit the desk with bis
clinched band.
"You cannot dictate to an English
man,' said this old luuifu,
" 'No. sir.' I wild.
! tell you.' he shouted, 'you csnoot
dictate to an Eogllsbnianr
" "Certainly not I said.
-Hut you tried to." he said. 'Ton
sent in this Impertinent telegram. No
Englishman would have doue that It
waa an American trick.'
"I tried to soothe hltu. for I wanted
that Job. Hut be got hotter and hotter,
finally he told me outright that he hnd
hired n young man wbo ouce bud work
ed for a lord.
" "I have sent for yon.' said be, 'and
you should he grateful to me tn order
to feocb yon a proper respect for the
traditions of England and for the Brit
ish fing."
"Von old fossil.' said I, 'If I had a
British flag here I'd tear It In two and
choke you to deatb with It'" Chicago
New.
Justice.
"All right." fumed Jiblcta, hand
ing over $10. "I'll pay. but let
nie say to your honor tlmt it is rank
injustice. Why, look at the dam
age to my car from your rotten
roads the mud's an inch thick on
every bit of that machine."
"Thet's where the justice comes
in," smiled the local Solomon. "At
$4 n loud it'll cost us about $10 re
storin' Jho mud your old machine
has been a-gntherin up outen our
hisUFavi." Harper's.
ANNUAL
June 9 to 14 Inc.
June 8-9
11 and 13
Final limit June 16
WOOL BOUGHT BY
H. D. White of liotwevelt was
in town last week and sold his
woj to a local buyer.
J. F. Johnson of Cleveland,
Wash., waa in town this week
and nold his wool to the Arling
ton Lbr. Co.
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS
OF SPECIAL INTEREST
Ralph Strode of 0!ex wai in
town last week.
Mrs. Ralph Harford of Wasco
is here visiting relatives and
friend?.
F. R Witchey and wife of
Early were in Arlington on last
Friday.
Rend the advertise ments .
A. P. McNARY, Prcrrktor
The Grande Hotel
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scucrr tour patronac?....
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when you lire
of rough, strong
high proof whiskey
Cyr
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bottled at drinking strength
W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., General Agents V
Portland, Oregon
NOTHING DOINC - A GLOBE 'WANT AD' WILL DO IT.
fl Wt Do BUIuarr Work and 8avc Duty Work Shlpud loAny Tart of lh Country B
All Work Doh br ElortrlcllJ , H
I The Dalles Marble and Granite Works
I L. C0MINI, Proprietor.
j U Designer, Manufacturer, Importer I
I Branch House at Condon .,: Patronize Home Industry
Pi'ii!-.lnJ
INTERESTING
NEWS OF WEEK
BRIEFLY TOLD
Personals about People You Know
Cathired ky the Wida AwiU
Arlington Reporter of
(he Condon Globe
Mrs. J. E. Mulkey, Rock Creek.
spent Friday and Saturday with
Relatives here.
J. E. Reynolds of Troutlake
was here this week look inn for
more cattle.
Chas. Wester nassed throuuh
Arlington lust week on his w ay
to Clem to visit old friends. Ho
used to live there and still owi 8
a place at Clem.
REASONABLE RATES
ARLINGTON, OREGON.
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