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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Well Known Couple Wed.

l.. W, Darling. Of this city, aud Miss
Elizabeth A. sedgwick. Of Albany, who
were married At Portland on Sunday,
February 10, returned 20 Condon last
Sunday aud are preparing for h0nse-
keeping In their hoIne on the east side.
Mr.. Darling is a we'll known attorney NJ
this city aud his bride Is one Of Albany's
most accomplished daughters. She II n
sister u Mrs. George Berry, OF this city,
and during visit here last Summer
made many wnrm friends The GLoBE
joins In hearty congratulations aud best
witches.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court OF the State Of Oregon for
the County Of Gillian.
George welshons and Ida welshons, plaintiffs
Emma c. Evans and Lloyd Evans, their heirs,
executors, administrators and assigns, and all
persons, known aud unknown, claiming
through by, or under them, defendants.
10 Emma G.. Evans aud Lloyd Evans, their
heirs, executors, administrators. and assigns,
and all persons known aud unknown, claiming
through by or under them, defendants
In the name OF the State of Oregon; You and
each OF you are hereby required to appear and
answer or otherwise plead to the complaint filed
againstyou in the above entitled suit on or be-
fore Thursday, the SOth day of March, 1906 and
you and each of you are hereby notified that
ii you fail so to appear and answer or otherwise
plead to said complaint within said time, the
plaintiffs for want thereof viii apply to said
court for the relief therein demanded which Is
for decree OF this Court canceling and forever
setting aside certain mortgage deed as found
OF record In the mortgage records of Gillian
County, Oregon, on page 6Sl of Vol ''E'' thereof
upon the following described property, to.wit;--
The swi& of See. 4 TIP. , 5, of r. q E. W. NJ.
containing l60 acres IN said Gillian County,
State of oregon, said mortgage being executed
aud signed by the plaintiff herein and in favor
of the Lombard Investment Company,
For u further decree OF this court canceling
and setting aside certain assignment of mortg-
age rs found OF record ut page 63i in Vol "E'' of
mortgage records OF Gillian County, Oregon,
said assignment being given upon the above
described land by the said Lombard investment
Company to aud in favor OF said Emma c,
Evans and Lloyd Evans.
That the defendants herein and each OF them
their heirs, executors, administrators and us.
signs, and all persons, known and unknown,
claiming through, by, or under them, claiming
any right title, or interest in or to any of that
piece or parcel of land described as the sw4 of
Sec. 4Tp. IS, of r. 81 E, W, NJ, as mentioned
| in said mortgage deed and assignment thereof,
be forever barred, enjoined and estOpped from
claiming asserting or demanding any right,
title, interest or claim to any portion OF the said
described land, and that the plaintiffs be de-
crsed to be the owners In fee simple, free from
all membranes or liens, by reason of the said
mortgage deed and assign ment thereof.
And for such other and further relief as to
this Court may seem just and equitable.
This summons is served upon you by publica-
ton thereof in the Condor Globe, a newspaper
published and issued weekly in the city of Con.
don, Gillian County, Oregon, for the period Of
six consecutive weeks, seven issues thereof, com
mencing with the issue OF February l6, 1906 and
ending with the issue of March so, 1905, and Il
done in pursuance to an order of the Honorable
Court of Gillian County, duly made and entered
In this cause, on the - day OF February, 1905
and signed by the Honorable Edward Dunn
County Judge of said Gillian County, State o
Oregon.
BoWERMAN " SHOWER,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Condor National Bank.

The charter for the Coudon National
Bank has been issned by the comptroller
OF the currency. This 10 the new In
stItution which has just been organized
by 4. +. Hurlburt aud w. Lord.
A letter recently received here from
Mr.. Hurlburt states that the papers of
the new bank were expected to arrive
IN Portland lac. Ms.S.Sy or Tuesday
when meeting Of the stockholders
would be held aud ollicers would be
elected. M. Hurlbnrt expected 10 he
In Condor tomorrow or next day to ar
range Tor securing temporary quarters
in which 10 open the bank pending the
completion Of the permanent building.
Rock for the foundation is now being
placed ON the ground and II is expected
the foundation viii he ready Tor the
walls "a. soon as the road is completed
when the brick will he shipped in iion'
Weston. The building, which will he
a good one, will be rushed TO speedy
completion.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
New Irrigation Ditch.

X. L. Graham, pioneer resident OF
this county, who owns II fine ranch on
the John Day river near the mouth Of
Thirtymlle, was in town Monday. Mr..
Graham is busy this spring taking u
ditch out Of the John Day with which to
irrigate his ranch. The ditch lie to be
three feet wide on the bottom and five
feet at the top and will carry large
volume OF water. II will be one and
one-half miles long and and will carry
a full head Of water when the river is ut
Its lowest stage, MIR. Graham has about
200 acres of fine land under this ditch
and when completed 1t will give him
one OF the most valuable places in the
county.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Committed to Asylum.

John Bice. aged about 40 wears, was
committed 10 the ASYLUM for the insane,
at Salem, last Friday. The unfortunate
man had been herding sheep for Art
Smith, on rhirtvmile, for sotOe time
aud recently developed indications Uf
insanity. lie believed that the Salvation
Army had stolen his money and on
Thursday evening attacked Mr., Smith
with rifle which might have resulted
seriously had not Mr.. Smith struck up
the muzzle Of the gun just AZ Il was dis
charged Bice's brother was alsn work
ing NJ the place and on Friday morning
he induced the demented man TO come
To town with him when n warrant WAS
issued by Justice Neale and ne WAS TAX
en- before Judge Dunn and examined as
as to his sanity. tie WAS adindged in
sane and was taken TO Salem Saturday
by the sheriff
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
RuyIng indian Ponies.

g. W. Shipley, OF Santa Marie, Calf
fornis, who has been in the city for the
past two weeks buying Indian ponies
for his Shetland ranch at Santa Marie,
in Santa Barbara county, will ship out
the first carload OF ponies tomorrow,
says PendIeton paper. The shipment
will consist Of 27 head OF mare ponies,
and will be sent direct to his ranch
where they will be tanned and bred to
Shetland stations. He will return in
the spring to make further purchases.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Resolutions Of Coincidence.

The following resolutions were adopt
ed by the Igo Grange No. Sl6' AIvIIle'
Oregon:
WHEREAS. The Angel Of Death has
crossed the threshold Of our Order, and
taken from our midst our beloved Young
sister. Flora McConneal, who departed
from this life on February 0, 1905. She
was an esteemed member Of our Grange
and her sudden death came 81 u shock
TO all. We had not even heard Of her
Illness and when We last saw her she
was Ia the full bloom OF her youth.
RESOLVED. That we. the members OF
Igo Grange extend our sincere sympathy
to the sDrrowing relatives and commend
them TO one who has promised not to
leave them coniortless.
RESOLVED. That our charter be drap-
ed In mourning for thirty DAYS, copy
be sent to the bereAved parents, n copy
be pat on the records oi the Grange,
aud copy be sent To the local news-
papers.
MRs. WILLIAM FARKAR,
Mrs Al COLLINS, Com.
Mrs. GEORGE ScH0TT.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02

ist, VINO claims as h's birthplace the
little town Of Siivsrtoh. Or. Mr.. DHven-
port will be on the Trail himself, 10 a
reprolnction Of his New Jersey farm,
with It's log cabin, and will there enter.
tain Exposition visitors as u they had
called on him In hIs Eastern farm home.
Angora goats aud Arabian horses,
among the latter obeyran, stallion
which won distinction at the Columbian
Ex position, will he included IN this ex.
hihlt by one OF orrgon's most famous
sons.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02

A base hall club, composed of the pub
lie school boys WAS organized last week
With the following officers: q. I, Me-
Arthur. president; Jerry Hartvhorn,
manager; Fred Hawes, secretary; Frank
Hollen. treasurer. The boys expect to
he able to put up u game when the sea.
son opens which will put them IN the
lead Of all school teams In this part Of
the state.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02

Com.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Notloe OF rInal settIement.

Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned
has fled In the County Court Of the State OF Ore
gon, for Gillian County, his dual FepoH as adj
minisrator OF the estate OF August seekamp,
deceased, and that said Court has named Tues
day the 4th day OF April 1906 at the County Court
room In the Court House at cOnd0n. Oregon, At
the hour OF two o'clock y. IN. as the time and
place Tor hearing objections to said nnAl report.
All persons interested In said estate are hereby
notified to present their ohiceEieAss lsssaid re-
pori. TO said Court. on or before the mentioned
date
Dated at Condor, Oregon, this 2lst day Of Feb
ruaty, 1905.
RoBEKT SEgkANP,
Administrators OF the estate of August seekamp,
deceased
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
Will Show Phaasants.

easants--Indian, African and Euro
pean; cared and peacock; Elliot, jap
anese and Borneo-pheasants OF almost
ever quaint variety, will be exhibited
on the Trail at the Lewis and Clark Ex-
position by no less parsonage than
Homer Davenport, the famous cartoon
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02

The fine new amusement hall just
fitted mp by Mr.. +. Robinson. of Pendle.
ton, In the pIiter 4 Johnson huilding,
was opened 10 the pu5!ia Tnrs,iay even
ing. The place Is neatly fitted mp and
comprises billiards. pool, Bowling aud
shoatlnp. II will no dnnbt prove TO he
popnIar amusement place. See ad in
another column.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
MIS- ELLANIES S
by vKro J,x.

A leading paper of the east recently
announced the exultant fact IN it's read.
ers that whiskey was coming down.
There Is nothing surprising whatever In
the statement. Whoever heard OF
whisRey going in any other directionH
A maiden lair with sun kissed hair,
came tripping down the street, her face
serene, her age sixteen gee whiz TINT she
was sweet, On the sidewalk slick she
came down quick, wit n jolt that shook
her curs, hut the words she used must
be excused, for she's one OF the incest
girls,
- '.'
The weather the past few days has
possessed in q noticeable degree those
essentials that cause spring fever, spring
poets, spring songster, and all other
spring voluptuaries TO gather up their
working paraphernala and make haste
for hnsiness. Even the question is still
springing in the minds of OF most people
whether spring has really sprung upon
upon us or not.
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II seems impossible that y letter with
anv briefer or even as brief form OF
address as the following should ever
reach its destination. But this one Il
said tu have found it's way to the adj
dressee without any serious delay;
Wood
John
Mass.
Can any OF the GLOBE readers de-
cipher itP
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In q certain town not more than three
thousand miles from here tand by th'
way, we're glad 1t didn't happen here
there existed young ladies" club. ]
good looking well.to-do old bachelor 0
the same town was continually badgeret
by members OF the club about his lionel.
condition. Finally happy idea sug
gested itself to the bewildered ami muci
abused victim. He told the ladies h
would marry the one OF their numbe
whom they should decide on by secre
vote to he his wife. Each OF the girl
exercised great care in preparing he
ballot. When the votes we're counte,
there we're found to be nine cast, eac
girl receiving one vote. The man /
still living in single blessedness, tn
club is broken up, and the girls ar
mortal enemies.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02

Mr.. Wehrli, of Missouri, IL in this
county visiting his sun Wm. Wrhrli,
the well known farmer and ssockInan Of
Mayville precinct. His grandson lie
with him on his western trip.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1905-03-02
MRs. WILIiAM FARRAR,
Mrs. Al COLLINS,
MRS. GEORGE ScH1TT.

Work has commenced and is progress
ing rapidly on the new Baptist parson-
aye on the lot adjoining tie chnrch.
The edihce Is 20 feet square and will be
two stories hiyh.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
PEACH GROWERS
FAVOR OCTOPUS
Georgians Like the Refrig-
orator Car Combine.
THAT IS, FIELDER SAYS so
Atlanta Lawyer Makes Statement Be
fore House Interstate Com
merce Committee.

According to Thomas 3. Fielder a
member of the Atlanta bar and a man
known to practically everyone in the
State, Georgia peach growers do not
| care to have Congress interfere with
the refrigeration and shipment Of
peaches as now conducted Mr.. Fielder
says they only desire to be let alone
Before the House Committee on In
terstate and Foreign Commerce, Mr.
Fielder has been presenting his Views for
the past three days. He contends that
the Georgia peach grower. In his Crap
pie with the octopus. has had ali the
best of the fight, and Is quite willing to
let it stand
And this" he says, Involves the
enormity of private car lines and the
unuttera bic infamy OF an exclusive con-
tract
Competition Bad.
Mr. Fielder points to the fact that
when competition in the refrigeration Of
fruit existed In Georgia, some six years
ago, the charge to the grower. from
points within thf State to New York,
was $780, Since the fruit shipping lines
have made exclusive contracts with the
Armour private car lines the charge for
refrigeration has been reduced to SOS 30
Il car.
Fhe, operation OF refrigerator ears, in
any particular section" Mr. Fielder told
the committee, is a natural monopoly.
1t is much so as the operation OF water
or telephone systems. for competition
merely increases expense and adds an
noyance.
With each additional competitor in
the field there must be an unreasonable
increase III the number OF expert traffic
men and other employees. The business is
precartous at the best. No one can fore
tell with absolute exaetness the number
of cars that will be needed to move a
crop and all estimates must involve the
consideration of the largest crop posi-
Bile that season.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
hARYLANDERS ATTACK
JUDGE ALVEPS SALARIES
They sCriticise Him for Taking Paw
as Retired Justice Of State
Court.

Much criticism has developed over the
action of Richard Fl. Alvey, former
chief justice of the Court of Appeals OF
the District of Columbia. in accepting
pensions both from the Federal Govern
ment and the State of Maryland
BY collecting these pensions the JUS
tees receives more than he did in ac-
tive life.
Maryland pays any judee over seventy
years of age, who has served on the
bench of the state. a pension of 81 400
a year, Tine Federal Government pays
1880 to retired chief justices of the
District Court of Appeals. The Judge
served for years as chief of the Mary
land court of appeals, and later was a
number of years chief justice Of the Dis
trict court He is drawing the Federal
pension and April / he win draw almost
years salary from the State
The criticism is taking shape at Rock
vile. where, 1t Is said. effort viii be
made al tine next session of the Legts-
lature for the passage of a law prohibit
ing the payment of Maryland pensions
10 Judges receiving pensions from the
United States Government.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
Historic Argyll Castle
Has a Yankee Tenant
Boston Millionaire Rents Ancient Stronghold
OF Campbell Clan-DolIars Accomplished
Feat No Armed Band Ever Did.

EDINBURGH, Feb. 20-Tnveraray
Castle. the Argylishire seat of the Duke
of Argyll. has been sublet to an Ameri-
can
Il would not for 10000 crowns any
mortal should know the passes by which
an ARMED force could penetrate into my
country. said a warrior chief of the
Argyll clan centuries ago. American dol
lars have been successful where more
than one armed force met with failure.
and A. F. B. Cresswell, the present zen
ant, has, with the consent OF the ducal
owner, sublet the castle, it's magnificent
grounds, and its extensive shootings to
E. D. Jordan, q Boston millionaire, who
will en-er into occupation this summer.
Celebrated Old Fortress.
Inveraray Castle is one OF the most
celebrated foftresses IL Scotland It's
natural beauties and its wonderful! rees
are no less remarkable than its romantic
and historical associations. The forces
of Montrose and the great Argyll fought
there. and it was there where Rob Roy
waged his predatory war.
Gu en- Victoria planted cedar in the
gz't unds IN 1875. and trees planted by the
late German Emperor. Tennyson, sIIad-
stone, Bright and Livingstone arc among
many others pointed out to visitors.
The home of the Campbelis has beer. al
fnveraray since early in the fourteenth
century, and the old castle was the
scene of the exciting incidents of the
Legend of Montrose"
The incHmbered state In which the
present dukes property descended to
him made It necessity that the castle
should be let. Besides, as he has him
self confessed, he was greatly impover-
ished by Sir William Hareourt's death
duties
TO Highlanders who still retain some
thing of the traditions of their ancient
clans 1t VIII seem little short OF sacri-
lege that such a place should be occu-
ped BY foreigner.
Embarrassed by Death Dues.
The Duke of Argyll OWES 170,oo0 acres,
but they are Scotch acres. and with ag-
riculture steadily declining they do not
bring him In anything like as much
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
KNIGHTS OF PYTH|AS
MEET IN CONVENTION
Supreme Chancellor Shiveley Will Be
Present at Tonight's Grand
Lodge Session.

me annual convention of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Pythias, of the DO
main OF the District of Columbia. viii
begin In Pythian Temple 1912 Ninth
street northwest. tonight. at 7:30 o clock
Inc convention Will be called to order
by Grand Chancellor Thomas A. Bynurr,.
and. after hearing the reports of the
various committees, Will. at $50 o'clock,
take recess until tomorrow evening.
SupSeme Chancellor Charles z. Shive-
ley, OF Richmond. Ind. arrived in this
city early this morning and Will visit
the grand lodGe this evening A large
attendance is expected. ana an effort
is being made to hold d meeting in the
main nall Immediately after the conclt.-
sion of the regular meeting in order
that the members may be addressed by
the supreme chancellor and RepPesens
tatiye Gambler of Mississippi. grand
chancellor of that State. Senator Albert
j. Reveridge may also make AN address
Tie convention is scheduled to last
until Wednesday, inclusive
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20

money as pours over the counters Of a
big American department store When
his father died in 1860 the necessity of
meeting the heavy death dues so greatly
impoverished him that he could not af-
ford the luxury OF residing al Inverary
castle himself. He needed the rent to
make both ends meet, and let the place
to a. f. s.. Cressweli. 1t Is Mr.. Cress-
well who, with the dukes sanction, has
subiet 1t TO MIR. Jordan.
The Duke of Argyll. 1t viii be recalled,
when he was Marquis OF Lorne, broke
through all the traditions of English
royalty by marrying In 1871 the Prin-
cess Louise, the cleverest Of Queen Vic
torie's five daughters. She has long re-
sided With her ducaI husband at Ken
singtou palace. and is well content
with an arrangement which allows her
to retain such convenient quarters.
More Strong Than Graceful.
She has built herself studio there
where she paints and SOUPS" and
much prefers it to a Highland resi-
dence. II the duke should undertake
to maintain another big establishment
1t would start an agitation at court to
get the palace away from her. Two Of
her sisters would be glad OF a good ex-
cuse for moving in. Such being the
state of affairs Mr.. Jordan may enjoy
the tenancy OF Inverary castle for
some years TO come. If such Is his desire.
Built for strength rather than grace,
the ancient fortress is still pictur-
esquepiIe. typical of the stormy scenes
amid which 1t arose 1t Is constructed
of an uncommon materials ta1cose
chiorate slate brought from the other
side of Loeb Fyne. Extremely soft but
very durable, this bIue-gray stone has
the popularity that the slightest rain
turns if almost black, but the sunshine
brings back quite as speedily its original
hue.
In the apartments of the castle are
many fine pictures by the old masters
and priceless relics. The grounds around
il are magnificent and Well ada pied for
sporting purposes, which 1t is under
stood constitute the chief attractions of
the place for its new tenant. In the
park are trees that were planted by
Queen Victoria, the late German En-
pe-or. Gladstone. Tennyson. Bright, Liv-
ingtone and other notables.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
YOUTHS ROMANCE
IS INTERRUPT TED
Couple Have Experience of
Romeo and Juliet.
ESCAPE TRAGEDY FEATURES
Quarrel Breaks Out Between Heads OF
Families and Marriage Is
Forbidden.
ESCAPE TRAGEDY FEATURES

LONDON, Feb. 20.-The romance
though happily not the tragedy, of Ro-
meo and Juliet has just been re-enacted
In real life in the small East Lancashire
town Of Darwen.
Both Romeo and Juliet were members
OF families of equal status, and having
made up their minds to be quietly mar
ried al Holy Trinity Church, the banns
We're put up and published the required
number of times.
AS no one came forward on any Of the
three legal opportunities on the invita-.
ton of the clergyman. the Rev. l. Sava-
tard, to put forward any ':cause or just
impeachment" all was assumed to be
well, and the young people made all
their preparations for married life.
4 Bolt From the Blue.
Then bolt fell from the blue. The
heads OF the two families auarreled;
Montague and Capulet were at feud
The young couple deemed it no quarrel
Of theirs, and went on with their prepa-
ratfof1s, resolving, however, to keep the
date of their prospective wedding a Sc
cret. Romeo would wed, no matter what
the obstacle. and Juliet, like Barkis.
was twiliin'."
So. abjuring wedding finery and wear
ing their everyday clothes, they each
went secretly to church.
Alas! the wedding ceremony which
united the real Romeo and Juliet was
destined to be interrupted IN this case
They had reached the altar, and the
Wedding service had begun when a COM
motion a the church door heFaided the
dramatic arrival OF the bridegroom s fa-
Their.
Forbids the Ceremony.
Il forbid the ceremony he cried. The
clergyman was astonished. and asked
for an explanation.
My son." ne said, shall not marry
the daughter of d man with whom / am
not On friendly terms. My son Is u
minor, and without my consent he can
not marry"
The clergyman sought to move him,
the young people made fearful appeals.
but the father refused TO yield. though
ms son viii be Of age in few months.
The ceremony was abandoned
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-02-20
Strict Disciplinariau.

Hitherto he has been noted as a strict
dlsciplinarian at his offices on the
Thames emDankrhent He was regular
ia attendance AMI demanded puuctuaIity
from everyone undcr his control Now
he comes AMI goes irregular1y, and the
supervisory ne formerly exercised is
relaxed lie was q daily visitor at the
Gazette--at one time. now ne rareI .
goes there, He has practically given
u theafefs. too. and his recrea tons are
almost entirely confined to a little fish
Ing in the Thames near his place at
The London cabmen miss him soreIv
because when III town he went about
very much and was an exceedingly gem
erous fare. One old chap. whose cab
stands in Pail Mall close 10 the Mari
borough Club, speaking at cabmer' s
meeting a few evenings ago, deplored
the fact that he had lost one OF his
best customers. mea ming Mr. Aston.