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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-22

The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Whitehead OF Amasa will be In.
terested In noting the singular happen
ing Of both losing father within two
weeks.
Three weeks ago Mira Whitehead
was summoned 10 Darien TO what
proved 10 be the death bed Of her father
and two weeks later Mr.. Whitehead
was at the death bed Of his father.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-22

Rev. J. J. Hoikka was visitor az
Iron Mountain this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-22
Isaac williams.

Captain Isaac Williams. one OF the
pioneer mining men OF the Msnominee
range. expired suddenly OF hemorr-
hage last Wednesday at the noon hour.
Captain Williams had not been feel
ing well for several weeks and has been
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-08-22
Mr.. Robert Munns.
Supt. OF the Poor.
Crystal Falls. Mich.

Crystal Falls. Mich.
Dear SIR
At recent meeting Of the board the
report Ut visit by the secretary TO
your county house. was made and
was instructed to express appreciation
of improved conditions, by the erection
OF an annex TO your old building pro-
yiding more room. and by the installa-
tion OF heating plant. We also wish
to express satisfaction OF the evident
good care given TO the county house by
it's keeper. A lighting plant would DO
OF great service and comfort. and les.
sen the risk OF fire. Your attention
also is called 10 the large burden placed
upon the wife Of the keeper without
any domestic help. la the absence of
female occupants the entire care of the
mouse hold falls ON her
BY order OF the Board
Yours very truly,
John p. Sanderson.
Secretary
The bee., 1908-09-17
MAINE GOES REPUBLICAN
PLURALiTS IS $4,000 LESS THAN
lN4LAsT PREslDENTlAL.
.1 ELECTION.
FERNALD ELECTED GOVERNOR
Democratic Vote increased Mere Than
$4,000 oyer That Of 1904, While
the. Republicans, Lost
About 2,5oo.

PORTLAND, Me-. Sept. 1b.-The repub-
iicans cafried Maine Monday by about
5000 plurality. as against 26.S16 in
the last presidential year and s.O64
in 1900: At midnight returns for
governor IN 464 out OF 519 cities.
towns. and. plantations. sive Bert Nj.
Fernaid tRepublican) 72.1lT; Obadiah
Gardnet lpemocraO C4,ess.
Same places in 1904 gave Cobb Gre
publicGn) 75.134; Davis tDemocraU
49,41G 81
Remaining places in 1904 gave Cobb
1850; Davis $50.
The missing towns which are
small, four years ago cast 1880 Re
publican votes and 73o Democratic.
The Democratic vote increased
more than 1900 over that Of 1904.
while the Republican vote fell on
about $500. The Republican plurality
Is the smallest recorded In q presi-
Dental year in twenty-five.
The two parties split even In the
twenty cities, each capturing ten.
The voting was particularly heavy in
the rural districts. where the Demo
Gratis, largely through the popular
1ty of Mr.. Gardner. among the far
1ners. made great gains.
Although the Republicans came on
vi&orIous in the state election Mon
day Bert NJ. Ferland OF Poland being
chosen governor over Obadiah Gard
Iier, of Hockland, the Democrats had
the satisfaction of seeing the National
Republican plurality cut down 10 less
than ten thousand votes for the first
time in a presidential year for more
than a quarter OF a century.
. All four Republicans candidates for
congress we're elected and for state
auditor, Charles P. Hatch, OF Augusta.
Republican defeated his opponent.
!. The result showed not only the
warmth OF the contest, but the popul-
irlty OF Mr.. GRrdner whose fame as
the head OF the state Grange Patrons
Of Industry, proved a great vote gain
cr.
The Republicans were on the defen-
sive throughout the campaign seeking
to hold the state by the usual plur-
ality by answering the various
Democratic arguments which were
mainly for re-submission OF the pro
hibitory law, taxation OF the wild
lands and reform in administrative
methods. but little was said OF
national issues.
The bee., 1908-09-17
zsoRALskI HAD A LOADED GUN.
Was Unable to Pass the Examination
and 5roods Over Hls Failure.

Detroit, Mich, Sept IA. = Jenor
Zboralski, 19 year old youth Of Buff
falo. ~ Y, was taken into custody at
the Polish seminary here, under cir
cumstances which led to a suspicion
that he intended to use a 32-calibre
loaded revolver, which was in his
pocket. in attacking Rev. Father
Withhold Buhaczakowshd, head of the
seminary.
A charge OF carrying concealed
weapons has been preferred against
him.
Zboralski had attended the seminary
here for several years. but last June
failed to pass his examinations and
was refused a diploma.
The young man brooded over his
failure and last Saturday told friend
In Buffalo, the officers at the semi
nary say that he intended to come to
Detroit and kill Rev. Father Buhacza-
kowski with a revolver which he had
just purchased. -}
He also, 1t is said, repeated his
threat to Father SAlezcwsky. who
conferred with Father Alex Pitass
about 1t. Father Pitass telegraphed
from Buffalo to Father Buhaczak-
owski; that the man who threatened
his life would leave Friday night for
Detroit 8. v.u.
The police were notified and ar-
engagements were made to. have Of
ficers detailed in the seminary Sun;
day. About $3.50. o'clock sunday be.
fore the officers had arrived zboralski
walked into Father BuhacakoSski's
private office and Said:-s II want a
diploma" .a4b sta-. 3. :.
The bee., 1908-09-17

Toe people of our city should
and no doubt will exert them
selves 10 make the life OF the
soldiers One round of pleasure
duEng their ten DAVIS encamp-
ment uext month. The skating
rink will be thrown open for
them to dance in and no doubt
they will trip the fantastic toe
every evening, and our neighbor-
ing cities VIII JOIN Darlington in
her round Of gaiety. The soldiers
OF the Third REGIMENT are of
thr best families IN the stare aud
are an organization that any
state would be proud to call its
own. This will be chance for
Earllugton TO show to the people
of the state that for hospitality
We can't be beat. There will be
men here from Madisonville, Pa
ducah, Greensboro, Henderson,
Central Olty. Columbus Hart
The bee., 1908-09-17
OIscHARoED, HE SHOOTS rHatu
intended Victim Escapes and crs-ed
Man Turns Fire or Crowd.

: Cumberland, Md. -- Smarting be.
cause OF his discharge by b. r. Brooke
Of Greenville, s. c.. manager Of =
force ofmen distributing Tor the Home
ComfortSteel Range company, No.
1901 Washington avenue, ST. Louis, J..
w. Campbell and aged so years. OF
Baltimore, Md. attempted to kill
Brooks in the lobby of the Hotel Glad.
stoine. Frostburg last night The shots
missed Brooks, who FLED to the crowd.
ed street, and struck Charles Mar
tin, so years old, employed by the
same company.
Campbell pursued Brooks to the
street, firing as he went. One sh q
struck Joseph Bruno. "a years old. g.
Eckhard. Md, who was standing a
doorway. constable John Bartolon,
a veteran of the Spanish-American
war, tried 10 stop Campbell and the
later engaged him, the man firing at
each other within eight feet. A bullet
made a flesh wound in Bartolon's
back. while Campbell was shot in the
leg and in the index finger.
The fight covered a range OF zoe
yards In the heart OF the business
section, and Campbell. who USED two
revolvers. was finally overpowered.
He was hustled to the oity police
station, which was surrounded by a
mob Of about 1,o00. There were cries
of Lynch himl" but Sheriff HOdel ar
rived on the scene in an autemObile
frem Cumberland, covering eiDvon
miles Of stiR mountain road IN twenty.
two minutes. Having Campbell seated
in the automobile before him, present
Ing q revolver the Sheriff sOon had
Campbell away.
Martin is shot in the breast. the
bullet shattering both the cellar ant
breast bones 1t lodged Just above
the root OF ,Ae heart. he is also shot
in the hand. Bruno is shot In the
liver. The 0octors give no hope for
recovery Of either.
The bee., 1908-09-17
HUNTING SEASON
Is NOW OVER.
Period from September 18th to November
18th Closed on ali Gene.

Sept. 10 was last day for hunt
ing until the bird law expires on
November IS After them it
will even be against the law to
hunt rabbits or squirrels for a
period of two months. 1t has
only been for a few years that
such law has been in effect,
bat when it became evident that
many hunters would 90 out dur
Ing the period just preceding the
expiration of the bird law and
under the preteuse of hunting
doves, rabbits, squirrels. etc,
would Kill partridges, the two
months from September Is to
November Is was made a closed
season on everything. Reports
are conflicting as to the quail
crop this year, in some sections it
being said that they are un.
usually plentiful and in others
that they are scarcer than ever
berore known.
The bee., 1908-09-17
ord and Bowling Green.

ford and Bowling Green.
The Third Regiment Band Is
conceded to be the best in the
state. They Will give concerts
every evening in front Of head
quarters. The daily dress parade
will be held in the open place
near Hanna's foundry, and as
usual with all dress psrades will
be viewed by large crowds.
Now let US show the boys a
good time and make every even
ing a swell event for them.
The bee., 1908-09-17

Prairie du Rocher. H., Sept. IA
posse is searching the woods near
here for tramp who attacked Belle
Deh enne. the ten-year-Old daughter oi
farmer. With two companions she
was going to school along the railroad
track when the-man appeared, picked
her up an carried her into a corn
field, where she was found half an
hour later, She furnished a good ue-
scription Of the fiend and his capture
seems assured.
The bee., 1908-09-17
Resolutions Of Respect.

Whereas it has pleased God to
remove from our midst our bro
ther, Charles q. Robinson,
Resolved, that in the death of
Brother Robinson Darlington
Court, No So, Tribe of Ben Hur,
has met with an irreparable loss,
the community an honorable
man and useful citizen, and his
brothers and sisters a. devoted
c0npanioa.
Resolved, that Darlington court
sympathIze with the bereated
brothers and sisters IN this hour
of deep affliction and commend
them to Him who doeth all things
we'll.
Resolved, that these resolu-
tions be published in THE BEE,
written on the minutes of the
lodge, and a copy be sent to the
family under seal of the court.
s. HANCOCK,
MRS. ELSIE HANCOCK,
MRS. M. A. DEsHON.
The bee., 1908-09-17
shot 70 Death bY arothsr.

Chicago. Sept. 1S.-James Flynn. q.
was shot and killed by Maurice, S2, his
brother, at the latter's home ON the
west side. early Saturday. The police
believe the victim was murdered in a
drunken quarrel, and have arrested
the slayer and another brother. David,
"a. The prisoners declare the killing
was the result OF an accident.
The bee., 1908-09-17
LAYS EGG IN woMAN's LAP.
Hem In Air, Frightened by Passing
Automohile.

New York, Sept l4.-TO one OF
three women passengers in big red
automobile which passed along the
Hudson County boulevard. near the
Norris Canal, at a high speed Sunday
afternoon. was presented a rresh-laid
egg from a hen.
rhe hen, along with a dozen other
chickens, was frightened by the
machine, and they scattered across
the road. The hen few in the air. AS
the car passed beneath her the hen
laid the egg and 1t dropped in the lap
of the woman and remained inteot.
The bee., 1908-09-17
TRAVEL SHOWS PROSPERITY.
All Steamers Leaving New York Have
& Larger Lists Than Last Year.

New York, Sept. 12.-There was no
reflection Of the so-called hard times"
Ia the tourist travel from this port
this summer.
Figures complied up to last Saturday
show that nearly 77000 persons went
out In the hrst cabins OF the liners
for England and the Continent. All the
steamships now departing have larger
lists than at the same time last year.
which will swell the total so that II
will fall but httle behind last season,
which was the top-notch year I'm the
passenger traffic.
There has been a decrease OF about
1900 persons from last year, the exact
figure up TO last Saturday being 1898
first cabin passengers, as against 79,-
44s for 1907, the highest travel ever
recorded.
The bee., 1908-09-17

II have used DR.. Kings New Life
pills for many years, with increas-
ing satisfaction. They take The
kinks out of stomach, liver and
bowels, without fuss or friction -
says N. n. Brown, of Pittsfield. VI.
Guaranteed satisfactory at all lead
ing drug store. 25c.
The bee., 1908-09-17

Phliadelphia-Errors by the homo team
helped Boston win Mondays game. The
deciding run was made In the ninth In
ming on single By Sweeney and wild
throw and wild pitch by Moran.
Philadelphia 20 O0(e 90 2 O-3 7 5
Batterias- Boston. CUlppelle and Bow
erman: PHILADELPHIA, Moren and DoOin.
Double plays-Knebe TO Grant to Brans-
field; Bransfeid TO Knabe
The bee., 1908-09-17
cook court MartIaI Ended.

Washington, Sept 15.-The trial by
court martial Of CAPTAIN Frank Cook
OF the sustenance department. on q
charge OF conduct unbecoming an OF
flcer aud a gentleman was concluded
Monday. The findings we're not mads
public; but win b referred % the
president.
The bee., 1908-09-17

Havana, Sept 15.-A case of yellow
fever IN Havana Is reported and an
order has been issued forbidding the
officers and men al Camp Colnmbia
from coming into the city
The bee., 1908-09-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn, 5; Nav York. 4.

brooklyn, 81 New work. y
New York-A home run by Jordan.
with two men on bases gave the Brook
lyns a lead OF three runs in the first
inning Monday. but thereafter Wiitse
held them safe, although II took three
fast double plays to pull him out toward
the end.
The score AHM
Brooklyn ...S 10000 900 0-5 10 0
BATTERIES Brooklyn. Pastorius. Rueker
and Dunn; New York Wiltse and Bresna-
han. Two-base hits-Burch, Seymour q
Three-base hit--Seym0ur Home run
Jordan Double plays-HerAog to Bride
well to Tenney: Bridewel 20 Hednog to
Bresnahan. Devlin TO Tenney.
The bee., 1908-09-17
launch capsIleai. Iw0 DROWNED.

Winnipeg, Man, Sept. 15.-ln the
Rapids of Rainy river, near Fort
Francis. Ont. Captain II ]. f. Sis
sons. John Lockhart and p. A. Atch-
inson, we're drowned Monday through
the upsetting OF Captain Sisson's
launch. William Doyle was saved
Captain sissons was an attqrney and
captain IN the Eigth regiment.
The bee., 1908-09-17
rAaEE.I lEAouE

The Three-I Leag ie baseball season
'nded Monday with Springfield taking the
fourth straight game from Decatur
Spring oeld wins the pennant by forty
one points with a percentage OF SOC; De-
catur Is second with .565.
First game-springheld 7-iS-2; Deca-
tur, 1858. Second game-Springheld
A-9-0. Decatur, O-3-I
The bee., 1908-09-17

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, 90; PhIIadsIphiA, /

washington, 20; Philadelphia, 1-o.
washinGton-Bert Kelley pitched both
games for Washington and beat Phila-
delphia in the first: the contest going
ten innings In the second Coombs was
a puxHle and the Luakers won easily,
the game heing called IN the eighth on
account Of darkness.
First game RH.E.
Washington ..O1OOOOA'OOI- 9 /
Philadelphia % 90 O. 10 600 0--Ir1O 0
Batteries - Washington. Keelcy and
Two-base hlts-Street. Edmondson,. Home
run-Nicholls Double plays---McBride
to. Freeman; Salve' 20 Davis.
Second game R.H.E.
Philadelphia 80 / ooois is 2
Batteries--Washingto Kelley and
Street; Philadelphia. Coombs and Lapp.
Two-base hits-Nicholls. Three-base hit
Barry. Double playF-Keeiey to Nc
Bride to Freeman: Il. Collins TO Davis;
Mcbride TO DelahaRS to- Freeman
Chicago. 4; Cleveland. TO-
Chicago-The locals defeated Chicago
Monday The visitors hit owens hard In
was also hit easily. while Joss kept the
locals under control
The score R.HE.
Chicago ........O.2 OOOO2 % . 4
Batteries - Chicago. Owen. and Sulli-
van: Cleveland. Joss and Bemls Two
base hita-Lajoio J. Owen. Perring. Davis.
Three-base hlt-Goode. Home run
IIinchmsn. Double plays-Iaio ioie q IA
stovaii: Owen to Davis TO Isbeli.
Boston. 2; New York, I.
Boston--The locals won a close game
from New York Monday. With two. on
bases In the ninth inning. O'Rourke lined
q ball into 6teele's hands. and the pitcher.
ended the same by running over ana
'oTSs'Ts '$Ss soo1s" Ss..' RH.E.
Boston ......e002 ox-2 q &
New York 100 01 0 0 0 o o OIL 5 2
Batteries Boston, Steele and Donohue;
New York. Lake and KleinOw. Two-base
hit-Donohue. Double plays-Wagner 10
Stahl; Morlarty to Laporte; Steele (un-
assistedD e..
81. Louis, 5; Detroit, 2.
St Louig--The Browns cupport OF Pow
ell at the bat and In the field Monday
led to Detroit'B defeat.
The score RH.E.
ST. Louis ...1O O2110O ks 9 0
Detroit ........0 1 0 0 0 0 % 3 3
Batteries-St. Louis. Powell and Smith;
Detroit. Donovan and Schmidt Two
base hits--Rosaman. Williams. Home run
Stone. Double play-Schmldt to Ross
man. ,-
The bee., 1908-09-17
Sound Advice.

Sound Advice.
If you wish to be valued. make your
elf carce.--Germau Droverb.
The bee., 1908-09-17

81 roeees - OeFVttt q.
st. Louis--The Browns cupport OF Pow
ell at the bat and In the field Monday
led to Detroit'B defeat
Tho aeore- III y
The evening world., 1908-03-09
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS la March P-H.ty
Park entries for tp-morrpw's races re
as follows.
FIRST RACE Fou- ruripngs. pur>,
The evening world., 1908-03-09

Our Terms NppIy iINO O NtW NUTI
state New JERSEY, rcnu-l INnnia, Ma
,uchu>rtt'. Rhode island and Com
up,ticut
W. .llI-..- Lrri-ht rrl rrM--nI -
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
VIM. Ebbert Brings in
First New Wheat.
?. c. {. co. HANDLES II
Forty-Foid Wheat Yields EIev-
en- Sacks to the Acre--FIne
Milling Wheat and
Tests High.

At the inception of the har-
vest season there is always a
good deal of rivalry among local
warehouse men for the distinc-
ton of handling the first wheat
of the season. This year the cov-
eted honor falls to the Pacific
Coast Elevator Co., of which
Charles F. Kennedy is local man.
ager. The first load of new
wheat was brought to Condor
Tuesday and consisted of 119
sacks. The wheat was grown
by VIM. Ebbert, who has reasons
to be proud for the wheat gave a
yield of IL sacks to the acre.
Manager Kennedy in speak
ing of the wheat says: 1T is of
the 40-fold variety and has fine
color. 1t is a splendid milling
wheat and tested SO H."
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
NOT IN THE ToRRID ZONE
Condor Has Mild and Equabie
Cilmate -- Weather In
Summer 10 ideal.

That Condon's climate is mild,
healthful, and equable is demons
trated by the records of the
Weather bureau department.
The erratic statement made last
week in a Gillian county paper
that the thermometer regist-
cred l04 degrees in the shade in
CondoH is unqualifiedly absurd.
Figures giving the maximum
temperature for the "oppres-
sively hot days" were obtained
from S. c. Dodson. the local OBJ
server, and are as follows: July
Is, $40; on 10Th 9lo; on 10th $50;
on 2lst 80; on 22nd 800; on 23rd
$50. These are figures that set
to naught the pipe dreams of an
over-worked editor.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
Commission to Investigate.

Regarding the petition which
farmers have been asked to sign
for the purpose of obtaining
cheaper wheat rates from their
Shipping stations to market points
by the employment of counsel to
present their cause before the
Oregon State Railroad commits
sion, Commissioner Aitchison is
quoted as follows in the Oregon
Journal of July %:
There is no need for the far
mers of Eastern Oregon to go to
that trouble" said Mr.. Aitch.
ison this morning. "Itis the in
tention of the commission to
make an investigation as soon
as possible into the wheat rates
charged by the o. R. &. N. and
if this investigation shows the
the rates to be too high, the COM
pany will be asked to lower them
to a reasonable basis"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
BUYS SHANiKo HOTEL.

E. C. Rogers, proprietor of the
Oregon Hotel in this city, re-
turned Wednesday evening from
Shaniko and while there made a
deal by which he became owner
of the Shaniko Hotel. He will
take charge of that hostelry to-
morrow. The Shaniko which
has about 45 beds, enjoys good
business and has a bar in con-
nection. Mig" Magee who
formerly conducted the Oregon
Hotel bar, is at Shaniko and will
have charge of the hotel busi.
ness and bar. Mr.. Rogers will
devote his time between the two
hotels.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
APPOINTED MANAGER
GILLIAN co. MILLING CO.

James w. Church, of Portland,
has been selected as manager of
the Gillian County Milling Com
pany in this city. Mr.. Church
has been engaged in the milling
business for a number of years
and is we'll equipped to continue
the work of his predecessors at
the local mill. He was recently
at the head of a mill at Lynd in
the Spokane district. He will
arrive here Monday to familiarize
himself with certain details prev
ious to the departure of Manager
G. E. Oshfeldt who expects to
leave for Portland next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Church were in
Condor Tuesday and apparently
well pleased with their prospect
i've new home. Mrs. Church will
stay at Hood River for some time
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Albright. AS soon
as Mr.. Church has secured a
suitable home his family which
consists of two bright little child
rem, a girl and a boy will join him.
Mr.. Church has been in the
employ of the Portland FIGURING
Mills at Oregon City and in Port
land and is qualified to handle
the growing business of the
local mill.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
Jury Says "Not Guilty"

A jury consisting of Harry
Greenfield, US. Carnine, R.Hunt,
D.B. Thomas, A. 'Cownley and D.
Cantwell, after having listened
to the evidence and arguments
in the case of the State of Oregon
against Fred Wilson for alleged
violations of the local option law,
brought in a verdict of mot
guilty" Justice of the Peace E.
Wheir presided; District Attor-
ney Burdett conducted the pros
ecution and R. R. Butler ap-
peared for the defendant. r.
M. Rogers was the complaining
witness. The evidence intro
duced showed that frankie and
Lloyd Moore obtained beer at
the Wilson saloon on July 1st.
The defense contended that there
was no deliberate intent to dis
obey the law but that..the defend
ant acted in the matter as to his
understanding of the restrain
ing order issued by the circuit
judge.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31

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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
Shows Condition of
Gillian Co. Schools.
MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS
Financial Statement Shows
Balance In Treasury---Oniy
Four Men Teachers
Employed.

County School Superintendent
G. T. Macarthur has filed his an
nual report with the state school
superintendent at Salem. 1t is
ar interesting document and
shows the total enrolment Of
Of school children TO be TAG Of
which 392 are boys and 354 are
girls. The total number of per-
sons of school age, between 4
and 20 years. is Lip. There
were 81 teachers employed the
past year, A men and AZ women,
all Of whom are subscribers TO an
educational paper. The county
is divided into 35 organized dis
tricts and the number Of school
houses is 36, two of which were
built during the year. (Another
is to be erected at Glen and still
another in District No. l4.)
Every school district except one,
was visited by the county super
intendent and one institute was
held.
The financial statement of the
report makes an exceptionally
fine showing in that the receipts
exceed the disbursements by
So, 776.05; the receipts from the
= various sources were $23. OCT. 45
while the disbursements were
$40, 291. 40. The value of the
school houses and grounds is es.
timated at $27, 1906. 10. Accord
ing to the report the average
salary paid to male teacher is
$S5 and $56. 79 to female teacher,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1908-07-31
Weather Man Gives Figures.

Weather Man Gives Figures.
The same week that the mer-
curry climbed to $50 in Condor,
the maximum temperature in
Albany was 80, at Grants Pass
LOG, at Heppner l02, at Hermis-
ton lO8, at Hood River 10l, at
Mikkalo 103, at Newport 66, at
Portland 80, at Roseburg 81, at
Salem 95, at The Dalles 100, at
Vale 104, at Wallowa 81, at Wes-
ton l0l, at Baker City 80.