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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-31
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TOGuS, Me, Dec. 3t.-The gov
erning board of a local institution
has issued an order that Inmates
must not wear red ncckties, use
perfumery, hair oil or sport corn
cob pipes while In uniform.
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men
ARE SENT TOJA|L.,
CR|T|C|SE COUR'
Publisher and Managing Editor ofP
per Which Takes Stand Again
Corporation. Given Penal Senten
Paper Keeps Up Fight

Seattle. WASH. Dec is--ot.
fieisis Of the. Seattle star Put
iIshlns Co. today declare they
Will take 70 the supreme coart
of Ne znnea States. II nsees-
aTy. The cases % Leroy ssnf.
ert, publisher and Hugh Allen.
mansElng editor OF the narer.
who Nefe sentenced 10 iail yeg
day for contempt Of crs-
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MARRY BY MAIL.

TOLEDO, O.. Dec. SILT has
just been learned that one of To
ledo's most prominent citizens. j..
NJ. Gunnolls, IS owner OF matri.
moniai bureau, aud has aided thou
sands TO wed by mail courtships.
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FRISCO BARS
H00DLuMISM

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec. al
freedom for an. but license for
none" j. the way San Francisco
win celebrate the new year. accord
Ing 10 Chief OF Police Seymour to-
day. Hoodlamlsm IL strictly
taboNet. but otherwise 20 as FAR
~ ysiu like" says the chief.
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tAtf a AkAH VIZ
nomicai aud ef
ticient admins.
tration did much
70 put the rcpuh
lioan form OF
government on
the firm basis on
which q stands
In France TO-DAY.
The son Of a
farmer. be stud
led law entered
politics he came
minister OF pub
lie works. pre-
mior. president
Of the senate.
and finally chief
execu tive lie
" as supported
by the middle
class. which did
unf " mRf The
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o. DOCTOR COOK

NEW YORK, Dec. Sl-seFe
moving picture companies nay"
offered Or. Cook. the Arctic nos'i
various sums TO pose before "
camera No reply yet from
neap-explorer.
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EARTHoUAKE NOTED.

The earthquake IN Greece last
Thursday created a slight tremor
Of the earth's crust In Seattle, &C
coFding TO the siesmograph records
at the University of Washington.
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OUR DAILY BIRTHDAY
PARTY.

Emile I.ouhet, who was president
Of France lSa9.lao6, Is ~ years old
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D<WKER MkhS
JAIL FOR TWO COURT CRITICS
Both the Edisor and Publisher Of
Seattle Star sentenssd for Gem
ment on Inianehon Action.

SEATTLE. Nash. Dee. ~ --Far efisi.
elsinx the court ~ equnsefion sin the
Sfsutns " temporary leianes'
the Puget Sound Eoss-'
pAny -
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PUBLISHER 4 MOS,
| EDITOR 80 DAYS.
IcouRT LANDS HArD ON
SEATTLE EVENING STAR
PEOPLE.
Are Adl9dged IN Contempt for
C'llie'ains Ifsrance Of
laiHreiser.
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foss4 geil,y 81 contempt q ssuu. fcr
sfi,'eislsg saFefios jalges. and 81
.frses 70 pal fer't0 dag.
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TODAY IN HISTORY

December 81. 1850. the Red Roses
commanded By Queen Margaret.
rnef the ttrkfs.s
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Emperor Maps and the King Louies
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the use 81 The tsipngttln !, the seafts
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iniursilon IN ~ editorial AsN + STAT
ipr that Il Was weapon Of the sofpo-
sai,ons IN their e9n'eils siih ilh 9sop's
A specific tfitleigm was sin,N d ltdgs
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vanish Nal,ey. part Of Seattle itan re-
h,siue % leave The ears 81 ~ sions'
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sfeaisd fare vas demanded NE court
hsld hist a. he iniunesien vas nsts,'
tsmeerar tie ease Wss ,hsfgiefs psHd'
ire ana ttlea thal newspaper % no'
have ) rigH - sfaiCifs tonfi seiinn
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NEWSPAPER TO |
TAKE FIGHT To |
HIGHEST COURT
III
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Amt TO JAIL Foa calTicts
INC isJuscTIoN
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tor snd ilr.h- 49,
of.s
SHN D/EG0 U/XION
| JUDGE CRITICIZED BY
i EDITORS; AIlS THEM|
Seattle Star fined $780, isl
Manager and Editor Given
Pdson Sentences.

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EDITORS To JAIL
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SEATTLE NEWSPAPER
| MEN SENT TO PRISON.
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temp. and Gives One se''''e'
Of -Four hOnih'
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ELITOR q Pu4LkShER
CONTEMPT OF COURT.
EDITORS OF SEATTLE STAR
SENTENCED TO imPRisoN.
MtNT FoR cRiriciziNc
JUDGE.

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tee Was tss'iy oei.,nsd b. Street
KNfssd Cooperation Ass,a., tn.
fsspis--Edl'sr. Appeal snd AZ.
Released on nsil--Thsy Plead
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'nisisd oanlds sf ceas, Rsen
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SIM ERAMCI5G0 ENAfzlXER
TWO EDITORS IN CONTEMPT

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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
Leaves Condor at Z:
80 A. M. Sharp.
STRONG TEAM FOR CONDOR
New Catcher VIII Add Much
TO Team--Harlan to Twirl--
Other New Players.

Through the efforts Of the
management Of the Condor ball
team a special train has been ar.
ranged for to carry the excited
baseball fans Of Condor to Hep
pner on Sunday. About a hun
dred have signiiied their inten-
tions Of going and many more
than that will doubtless accom-
pany the train when it leaves at
7:30. The Condor team has
been strengthened considerably
and feel confident of takiag the
game. Heppner has a strong
team and play the game for all
IL is worth. When these teams
line up on next Sunday the fans
are expecting to see one OF the
fastest games ever played around
here. eli" Wilson has been
secured to catch the game and
the Heppner boys will learn to
fear his strong right arm inn
mediately after the first one Of
their number tries to make a
successful steal to the second or
third sack. Wilson comes from
Traer, Iowa, and is well known
by the members of the Globe
force. Harlan will twirl the
game and feels confident of add.
ine another to his string Of
victories. Rinehart of Fossil
will play third while the Count"
will hold down the halfway
sack. Oscar Kelsay will occupy
one of the outfeld gardens
while Sheldon and H. Fitzmau-
rice will hold down the other
two. And with Chas. Fitzmau-
rice on the initial sack and Ger
aid Burns on short, Condor will
present a formidable lineup and
try to regain lost honors on the
diamond from Heppner.
The round trip rate on the ex-
cursion will be $3.45 The train
will leave Condor at 7:30 a. m.
returning will arrive here at
1000 D. m. The band will help
enliven the trip with their music
and help make a success out Of
the first baseball excursion to
leave Condor. So hop on Sun
day morning and see the game
of your life.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

The Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Congregational
Church will give a soap and
towel social on Geo. Parman. 8
lawn the evening Of July %, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. The social
is for the benefit Of the Spokane
Deaconess Hospital which is
doing noble work for the poor
and unfortunate who are not
able to pay for such service.
The admission to this social is a
towel or a bar of soap: the soap
may be for either laundry or
toilet purposes. There will be a
musical program and a good time
may be expected. Everyone
who is interested in any way in
the c. E. and its work is invited
to come.
Ethelyne Dennis.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
CONDON LOSES
TO HEPPNER

Again have the teams of Hep
pner and Condor lined up for
supremacy on the diamond and
again are the Morrow county
lads victorious. For Condon,
Kenneth Wslshons started the
game in the box but after the
Heppner boys had landed on his
inshoots and outdrops for sever
al innings and had run in ten
scores this slab artist was jerk
ed from the box and Count"
Ashenfelter was substituted.
Had the Count been allowed to
twirl the entire game the long
end of the score sheet would
have showed up on the Condor
side but for a few soreheads
who are not yet over the effects
of Condor losing the Fourth of
July game, insisted on Welshons
pitching, hence the result.
Besides pitching a winning game
Ashenfelter succeeded in connect
ing with the horsehide for
three two-baggers, and a single,
bringing in three scores and
making three himself. Sheldon
was also another batting star of
the day getting one of his
hits with two men on bases.
On the Heppner team, Greene
on Second base and Richards on
third played star games it being
seemingly impossible for the
Condor boys to drive the ball by
them. At the stick they shown
out equally as we'll and in a great
measure the credit of Heppner
winning the game is due these
two players. Husky" Knight
the high rated Heppner pitcher
was touched up for ten safe
hits, half of which were two
baggers, and succeeded in allur-
ing the Wheat City boys to fan
the breezes for a dozen strike
outs. Behind him the whole
team played excellent ball which
in the end won for them their
second victory this year over the
Condor team.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
Jesse H. Bond Will
Fill Position.
COMES WELL RECOMMENDED
Graduate of Unlverity of Ore
gon and well Schooled In
Art of Teaching.

At a meeting of the Gillian
County High School board last
Wednesday, the application of
Jesse H. Bond for the principal
ship of the High School was ac-
cepted. Mr.. Bond is a graduate
of the University of Oregon,
class of 1909 and has just finish
ed a years work in Columbia
University of New York City.
He il an unmarried man but ap-
pearances are such that we are
forced to believe he will not
long remain such. The follow
ing letter to County School Sup
erintendent Sturgill from H. d.
Sheldon, head of Department of
Education of the State Univer-
sity shows how high he ranks in
the opinion of that prominent
educator:
Dear Sir;
Mr.. Jessie Bond tells me that
he is a canidate for the position
of Principal in your county
high school. In behalf of Mr.
Bond, l wish to state that he is
a young man of exceptional abb
ility and character who made a
most brilliant reputation for
himself as student in this Un-
iversity. He is a man of sterling
character and moral principle.
who can be depended upon to do
the right thing amid any circum-
stances. He has already had
five years experiece in teaching
before entering the University
and is therefore familiar with
school work. l know Mr.. Bond
personally and therefore feel
that / can recommend him to
you without reservation, for his
unusual combination of exper-
fence, through training and
strong personal initiative. /
might say also that Mr.. Bond
has had considerable experience
in the wood working shops here.
at the University and would be
in excellent position to super
wise any work of that sort if you
have any need for it in your
school. ! remain,
Most sincerely yours;
H. D. Sheldon.
Head of Department of Educa-
ton.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
COUNTY COURT APPOINTS LIST OF
CLERKS FOR COMING ELECTION
One-half of Road Tax Due Arlington and
Condor Ordered Paid - Long List of
Bills Audited--Other Business.

contract 2 SO
Al Collins, ] P fees
and costs 33 05
L T Price, labor 10 SO
Ed Breslin, +" % so
Jameson & Marshall,
pipe, fixtures and
plumbing 221 81
E Magee, engine, pump,
fixtures and plumbing 344 65
Chas. H Horner, cash
paid for fir. exp. etc. 18 rs
R M Rogers, Board of
Prisoner % so
r M Rogers. stamps etc. 2 Is
M E Summers. labor "a so
J C Sturgill, Office sup
plies 6 10
w A Darling, Coroner's
expenses e 90
w A Darling, " per
diem and 2 meals 5 70
J w Hire, bringing pau
per from MayvilIe 6 90
Dunn Bros, road, pau
per and ct. HIS. sup
plies 176 65
c A Barr, painting court
house fence 46 so
Sisters of Mercy, care of
Van Hise 38 90
In the matter Of appointing
Judges and Clerks If Election,
the following appointed:
Willow Creek - Judges, G W
Montague. L L Montague. anG
G w Andrews; Clerks, E Mon
tague, L Logan, Hazel Dean.
Arlington-Judges, ] L Bla,
lock, VIM. Irvine, ] D Brown;
Clerks, Chas Morris, G W Biggs.
II + Shanks.
Blalo:k Judges, S T Bunch,
6 w Long, Jr.. Wash Mckinney:
Clerks, Jod Teft, Frank Baker,
] B Witchey.
Rock Creek Judges, T C Mob
10y. W. S Wade, Joe Budd; Clerks
a II DonIol rohia p~-~~ Tlr1
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

county. It is now said, as has
been contended all along by his
close friends, that Governor
Benson health would have per-
mitted him to return home
several weeks ago. But instead
of that he staid away and called
Bowerman to Salem to fill the
gubernatorial chair.
This has given Bowerman
much additional prestige. And
he has used this to aid him in
his aspirations for the nomina-
ton. It helped him in Multno-
nah county when John P. Kav-
anaugh's appointment to the cir
cult bench was waiting for the
signature of the governor. 1t
aided him in the southern part
of the state, from which section
he selected a successor to H. S.
McAllister for fish warden. It
has been a great help.
|
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
August Smythe

Early Tuesday morning the
word was flashed over town that
August Smythe of Arlington,
and one of the most widely
known men in Eastern Oregon
had died the evening before
from a paralytic stroke. Dur
ing the day Mr.. Smythe had been
in perfect health and the end
was entirely unexpected and q
great shock to his family
August Smythe was born in
Germany, March II, 1842 and
came to America with his parents
at the age of ID, settling in In
diana. In 1865 he was married
to Miss Katherine Taylor of
Athens, Tennessee, who survives
him, together with two sons, A..
X. of Arlington and Dan P. of
Pendleton, a rising young at
torney. Mr.. Smythe came to
Oregon and the Northwest in
1882 where he engaged in the
stock business which has grown
to such an extent that the firm
of Smythe & Son is one of the
best known in the sheep business
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

That enterprising concern of
Graves, Weinke&Thomas Co.
have added another to their list
of sales. Last evening they
closed a deal between S. Shire
man of Newberg Ore. and M.
Ebbert of Condor whereby these
two parties make an important
exchange of land and money.
Mr.. Ebbert received for his part
of the deal, $4,000 cash and 63
acres of fruit land at Newberg,
while the former gets Mr.. Eb-
berts 1900 acres of Wheat land z
miles northwest Of Condor. Mr.
Ebbert has already one of the
county's leading men. Mr.,
Shireman is well known at New
berg and will be welcomed to
Condor and Gillian County.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
I'll.
srivner,
>hnsOn;
4 H A

Summers, Abe Meyer, E c Rog-
ers; Clerks, Cass Simpson, M
o Clarke, F Ward.
West Condor - Judges, John
Portwood, T G Johnson, Lloyd
Parman; Clerks, Geo. Parman,
T A Weinke, Jas. Burns.
Mayville Judges, c A Quinn.
A O Ralston, E A Stinchfeld; !;
Clerks, E B Shomp, VIM. Lille,
Bert Edwards.
Trail Fork - Judges, George
Hardie, Geo. Stewart, John Ma
gee; Clerks, Josh Hardie, M L
Frizzell, Alex Hardie.
Lone Rock = Judges, John
Madden, John Maidment, A B
Stanley; Clerks, Arthur Mad
den, ] B Golf, E B Stanley.
In the matter of the petition
of F H Douglas and others for
vacation of County Road S
McGilvary and 7 C Mobley ap-
pointed Viewers; JOS. Kirsch-
ner, Surveyor, to meet July 20,
1910.
In the matter Of payment to
Arlington and Condor of Road
Tax 80 per cent of tax due or.
dered paid.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

H. H. Wilburn left on Thurs
day mornings train for Wardon
Wash. where he win remain for
a few days attending to business
matters.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
JAY BOWERMAN
TO Be NOMINEE

Jay Bowerman, acting COVER
nor and senator from Gillian
County is expected to be the
nominee of the assembly" for
governor when that state con-
vention meets in Portland Thurs
day July 2l. 1t is possible that
the nomination viii be by ac-
'clamation.
DR.. Andrew C. Smith, whose
assembly friends have been try
ing to pull him into candidacy
before the assembly, is out of it.
Most of his friends admit as
much. Mayor Simon, whose
friends have been grooming him
for the harmonizing candidate,
says that he viii not be a candi-
date. So there you are. Bow
erman is left.
1T lies between Bowerman
and DR.. Smith, and DR.. Smith
does not seem to be doing any,
thing" is the way Mayor Simon
sized up the situation this morn
ing.
Then he disposed of his own
attitude by adding another
sentence.
No" he said, 81 am not a
candidate for governor and will
not let my name, get before the
assembly. l have troubles e.
nough of my own as mayor of
Portland"
But it is Bowerman because
Bowerman and his political
friends and workers have capt
ured things right under the nose
of the Multnomah county lead
ers" who have been to busy
leading to see what was happen
ing ON the outside. While they
were framing things up in Multi
nomah county, and getting the
wheels oiled up and the running
gear of the band wagon hooked
together, Bowerman slipped
around into the Eastern Oregon
and Willamette valley countrys
and gobbled up most of the in,
struments. As a result he has
most of the delegations from
Umatilla. Gillian, Morrow, Lane,
Marien, Polk, Benton, Lake and
Klamath counties sewed up anG
ready for delivery. He is, also,
reasonably safein assuming that
he will have a majority of the
Multnomah county delegates Il
the state convention.
The fact is that Bowermrn ant
L It
Governor Benson put one over
on the leaders of Multnomal
- --;'s ~ .sssksgss fe.sss.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

H. A. Hartshorn took the In
land Limited for Pendleton
Thursday morning to spend a
few days on business.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

Mrs. Grant Pigly returned to
her home in Portland on Thurs
day morning after visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Schott for the past few Gays.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

Cora Stevenson does all kinds
of cleaning, repairing and press
ing. Give her a trial and be
convinced.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15

L. X. Harlan arrived in town
from Pendleton Monday even
ing.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-07-15
BASEBALL EXCURSION WILL LEAVE C0NDON FOR HEPPNER SUNDAY

Drop in to the White Corner
and get a cold drink or a dish of
Sunset Ice Cream.
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Fine line of cigars, tobacco
and pipes at the White Corner.
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In Oregon.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at the residence on Tuesday
afternoon by Rev. Snyder.
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TIC Moblev Viewing Road II 20
ND Gavin Claiming 400
J W Kirschner surveying
road Z 90
Otis Campbell assessing "A 90
L L Montague 60 90
Joe Wilson Trip to Mayville
with pauper 6 10
Mrs. McDougal care Of
pauper 30 90
w G Keys Supplies for
pauper 40 81
Condor Drug Co.
Medicine for pauper 40 %
Interior Warehouse Co.
Wheat for paupers 2 45
W A Darling H L McCann
Inquest 81 80
D H Hilderbrand, dray-
age 81 90
John Jackson, stationery 8 80
Hunt Hardware Co., Ct.
HIS. supplies z 70
Irwin Hodson Co., docu-
ment envelopes 81 90
Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
registration supplies
and stationery % 81
DsJ Kayanagh, drawing
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Regular Term Of the County
Court held July 9Th, 1910 with
Edward Dunn, Judge and Com.
missioners J. w. Dyer and c. Q.
Clarke present.
In the Matter Of the petition Of
Oscar Maley and others for Q
County Road-Continued.
In the Matter Of the petition Of
J. C. Nc cEachern and others for
County Roads. McGilvray and
+. C. Mobley appointed Viewers
and Jos. w. Kirschner, Surveyor
TO meet July. Is, 1910.
In the Matter of the petition OF
]. A. Simmons and others Tor Q
County Road-Viewers report un.
favorable.
In the Matter Of the petition Of
W. A. Campbell and others fol
vacation OF County Road. Road
ordered vacated.
In the Matter Of o contract be.
tween Gillian County and J. +.
Wood for use Of water tank-Con.
linued.
In the Matter OF the bond o.
Pacific Coast Elevator Co. TO Gill.
am County-Bond approved.
In the Matter OF Scalp Bount,
Report by County Clerk-AP
proved. 1
The following claims were allow.
al and ordered paid: -
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