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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
BUSINESS HOUSES WILL CLOSE
WHEAT CITY C0RNET BAND WILL
FURNISH MUS|C-.FOSS|L VS. CONDOR
Base Ball Teams Will Play Last Game Of
the Season - Accommodations are Be-
ing Prepared to Handle Crowd.

Present indications point to
the fact that the Mayville Fair
to be held on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of next week
will in all ways prove to be a
success, exceeding even the high
est expectations of the officers
and directors. The Wheat City
Cornet Band win be there on
Thursday and Friday and the
Wheat City Ball team will play
matched games with the Fossil
teams on those two days. Many
Condor people are going and the
only drawback appears to be the
lack Of conveyances. The fair
management however are MAX
ing strenuous efforts to remedy
this by securing conveyances E.
nough for all and should they be
successful. Condor will, on Thurs
day, Condor Day." be a close
second to Goldsmith's Deserted
Village" Anyone who has We
hicles of any kind from a bob
sled to a hay-rack to rent on that
day will notify T. A. Weinke and
those who have no way of get
ting there will also apply at the
same place for a conveyance.
Condor Day win undoubtedly be
the best of the three days and
every resident of this city who
can possibly get there should do
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

so for the success of the Fair de-
pends upon. not only the resi-
dents of Mayville. but the people
Of the entire county. A paper
has been circulated for the sig.
natures Of the business men who
are willing to close their places
of business on Condor Day and
the following names We're Sc
cured: A. S. Hollen & Sons, CHI.
Williams, John Jackson, Interior
Warehouse Co., w. L. Barker &
Co, ]. A. McGraw, J.A. Randall,
Graves, Weinke and Thomas Co.,
D. Thouvenel, Guy Simmons,
Red Cross Co.'S Jewelry Depart
ment, The S. B. Barker Co., P.
H. Stephenson, w. C. Brown,
Wade & Veatch c., James Camp
bell, Myers & Willoughby, Arl-
ington lumber Co.. Farr Bros,
Condor Times, Condor Globe and
Gillian County Milling Co.
1t is advisable for everyone
who has a tent to take it along if
they are expecting to stay over
night. Complete program of the
fair on page six.
The Globe will, as usual fur
nish the "Coadon Booster" rib
bons and they may be had at
this Office after Monday after
noon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
DAN CUPID GETS
BUSY AGAIN
Boyed Townsend Nup-
tials Solemnized at
Rock Greek.

A pretty wedding was solemn
lied on Thursday, October 9Th
1910, when Miss Belle Townsend
and Louis L. Boyed were united
in marriage at the home on Rock
Creek of the groom's sister,
Mrs. Cora Schott. The wedding
was a quiet one witnessed by
only the relatives of the bride
and groom. Promptly at twelve
O'Clock sthe couple took their
places unattended and the cere-
mony was performed by Rev. e.
Crrran in a beautiful and inn
pressive manner. Immediately
after the ceremony congra.ula-
tions were extended after which
a bounteous and delicious we'd
ding dinner was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyed are too
well known to need any intro
duction to the people of this
city. The bride is one of Con-
don's choicest young ladies.
From a little girl she has grown
up in this city, honored by old
and young alike. The groom is
the senior member of an enrer-
-pFising contracting firm and is
an upright and industrious young
man They arrived in this city
Thursday evening and are at
home in the Brown residence in
north Condor.
The love and esteem in which,
this worthy couple are held was;
shown by the numerous and
beautiful presents. The Globe
joins with their many friends in
wishing them long, pleasant
and prosperous life.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

heretofore taken and now take.
namely, that they will oppose in
every way any attempt to&m-
end, modify or repeal any law
by the people. This viii be an
effectual guaranty to the people
that these men. when elected. will
not undertak to tamper with
these laws, and respectfully call
upon the nominees to define
their position upon this question.
lido not anticipate that Senator
Bourne has any fear whatever
that Statement No. l win be re-
pealed or changed, or that ! will
violate any Of the moral or legal
obligations / would owe to the
people as Governor of this state.
but do believe he is simply in
dulging in a few cheap heroics for
a two-fold purpose: first of en-
deavoring to induce the people to
forget his own shortcomings in
the recent past as aSenatcr, and
second, in the further hope that he
may create a false issue under
which he might be returned to
this high Office. He evidently
feels that he viii need the Office
of the Governor to assist him in
his primary campaign two years
hence. and perhaps has many
doubts as to his ability to coerce.
or otherwise induce me to favor
him over other candidates in that
primary nomination.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
A BASKET SOCIAL

win be given on Saturday
evening, October 10th by the
Women of Woodcraft in their
lodge room over the Armory
Hall. All ladies are requested
to bring baskets. Childrens
baskets will be sold separately.
Coffee will be served free with
each basket. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The U. N. X. Club will give
its first Annual Ball on Thursday
evening, October 10th in the
Rink Hall. The Wheat City
Orchestra has been engaged to
furnish the music. ]. ]. Mona
han, R. Wherli, ]. M. Smith,
John Couture and ]. D. Burns
are on the floor committee and
will see that everyone has a
good time.
D. H. Herrin of Spray passed
through this city on Wednesday
morning on his way to the Dalles
and other main line points.
C. R. Pagan renewed his SUBJ
scription to the Globe this week.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
JOURNAL DESCR|B'S
B0WERM' n HARM'Y
Paid Advertisement

eAt6 FA0NSt
Where is all this talk about
supporting the ticket? Harm
ony, harmony" cry the assem-
BLYTHE chiefs, but how can there
be harmony" with ssemblyite
candidate Bowerman denouncing
the Republican tariff, denounc
ing the acts of Congressman
Hawley and denouncing the acts
Of Congressman Ellis?
As a political strategem. Mr.,
Bowerman's latest statement is
a poser. It is leveied at Bourne.
but it is q direct attack on Con-
gresham Hawley, who is a can
didate on the ticket with him.
1t tdenounces the very tariff
that President Taft said sis the
best ever enacted" 1t gives the
lie direct to the Presidents own
words. Itcites various.schedules
and is a more vicious attack on
them then has been made by the
most malevolent of Democrats.
Congressman Hawley sup
ported the bill, Congressman
Hawley defends the bill, and
Congressman Hawley is on the
ticket with Bowerman. Hawley
hasn't a friend in the state but
will recognize that Bowerman in
his effort to srike at Bourne, who
is not a candidate, is in reality
sacrificing Hawley,. who is a
candidate.
Such is Bowerman's harmony.
He asks for Republican votes, but
attacks a Republican administra.
ton. He bids for Republican
support, but insults a Repnbli'
can president, He takes exactly
the opposite course that was tax
en- by the Roosevelt progressive
convention in New York. HI
asks the support of Hawley's
friends but in effect indicts Haw
ley's work in congress. His new
statement will doubtless be uset
as campaign material by Robert
Smith, Mr.. Hawley's opponent
| in the first district.
Meantime, the platform OF
which Mr. Bowerman is a candi
date asserts the right to assem-
ble,for the purpose Of adopting
a'platform, considering the fit
ness of candidates and making
Recommendations to the people.
'Itis that platform that the peo
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
WHAT MR.. BOWER
man WILL Do
Paid Advertisement


Portland, Or, Oct. 2-To the
Editor In the Portland evening
papers of September 80 there ap-
peared ar interview credited to
Senator Bourne, in which he en-
deavors to deceive the people IN
to the belief that / am a reae-
tionery and am not in favor of
-progressive'legislation and favor
returning to the old system of
electing United State Senators.
In answer to this communica-
tion and other false and mislead-
ing articles recently published, |
wish to say: Statement No. is
a part of the direct primary law
and now state again that l will
oppose by every means within
my power any effort to amend,
modify or repeal or in any other
manner render less usefu! salts
factory, any part of the direct
primary law, including state
ment No l, or any other law
written on the statute books by
the people of this state under the
initiative and referendum
If / am elected Governor I viii
veto any:and every measure which
attempts or undertaking to a.
mend change or repeal the direct
primary law, Statement No 1,
or any other law adopted by the
peopel or any part of any of them
AS a member of the Senate and
President of that body. l have
never endeavored in any way,
manner or form to inducce any
other memper 10 violate his oblig-
alton or picdge un6er Stateme 1t
l, and if | am elected Governor
shall pursue the same course and
shall not in any manner. or by any
means interfere or attempt to
interfere with the conduct of any
member in this particular or in,
duce him to violate his pledge.
It is impossible for the Cover,
nor alone to prevent the passage
of any law, for the Legislature
has it within its power to pass Z
bill over the veto of the Cover,
nor. In order to prevent the pcs
Esibility or any attempt being
made to amend modify or repea
any of these statues / would sug
gest that the candidates for th'
Legislature beinyited to subscrib
4 4 u
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

Pile of this state are thinking
about. 1t is that platform on
which Mr.. Bowerman stands and
to which he is irrevocably pledg.
ed, that the people of this state
want elucidated. It would be
far more to the point for Mr..
Rpwerman $toA bring forth con-
vincing arguments in defense
of that platform and of why he
should be supported on that plat
form.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

NOTICE-The ent Of
the Mayville Fair wish to hire
conveyances to accommodate the
people wishing to attend the fair.
Whetherit is a wagon, buggy or
cart put itinto commission. AL
so those wishing Accommodations
please report at once. We
will try and have conveyance fol-
all. Report to 7. A. ,Weinke Of
the Graves, Weinke & Thomas
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
DISTRICT SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENT'N
Delegates Meet at 0lex
Saturday and Sunday
Oct. lst and End.

The District Sunday School
Convention Of Gillian County
met at 0lex on Saturday even
ing. October lst at eight O'Clock
with District President, H. M.
Cox presiding. Organization and
reports Of the 0lex and Airing
ton schools were read by Miss
Lulah Mobley Of 0lex and H. F.
Shanks Of Arlington. Besides
the whole of the Olex school the
following delegates were pres
ent from Arlington; H. M. Cox,
H. F. Shanks. Ray Lamareux,
Leverett Ebi, Rev. Moorhead.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Biggs, Mrs.
]. E. Reynolds and the Misses
Zadah Sweeten, Edith Clark.
Nina Smell. Vada Smith, Jesse
Wilds and Ethel Irvine. The
following program was rendered:
Paper Elementary Depart
..snaat = Mas Cavy Waatherford.
0lex; Recitation : Seas of VAST
ed Yesterdays = Miss Edith
Clark, Arlington: Paper : Pri-
mary Work : Miss Jesse Wild.
Arlington; Address Chas.
Phipps, Field Secretary.
The usual Sunday School on
Sunday at 1000 A. NJ. At 1l:0O
A. M, Rev. Walter Skipworth
delivered the morning service
followed by a sacremental SER
vice. Mr.. Phipps conducted the
round table of the afternoon ses-
sion. Paper The Teacher and
His Responsibilities = Chas.
Martin. The Sunday evening
session closed the convention, H.
NJ. Cox presiding. ADDRESS :
Sunday School Temperance
Work : H. F. Shanks, Supt. of
Temperance Work. Address by
C. A. Phipps.
It is expected that the annual
session Of the county association
will be held at Arlington in
March 1911. The convention
was successful in every way,
both teachers and pupils receiv-
ing help therefrom. The dele
gates were royalty entertained
during the convention by the
Olex people.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

NOTICE. We have found II
necessary in order to continue
our business to go on cash basis
from the first day Of November
1910. Rut In return we will re.
duce the prices Of meat and all
other articles handled by US as
much as possible. Remember
cash must be paid from the first
of November 1910.
Farr Bros.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

The county well which was
being drilled on the High School
Campus by H. H. Wilburn was
finished on Tuesday. The pump
was put on and worked steadily
for nine hours. throwing about
l6gallons per minute with no
decrease Of the water.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07

AS the Globe goes to press the
report comes that Mrs. G. A.
Danneman passed away today at
her home in Corvallis. The re-
mains will arrive in this city
next Monday evening and inter-
ment will probably take place on
Tuesday. The obituary will be
published next week.
DR.. Donnelly reports a son born
on October Bird to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Osborn of Gwendolen.
Lester Wade was a Glen Wis.
itor on Wednesday.
? The Margaret lies Company,
that showedin the Rink Opers
House for six nights during the
first of June, will again be in
this city on the S1st of October
and will show in the Rink Opers
Hohse for seven nights This
lis, knsexcellent company and il
N1siness warrants they may de-
Nde to remain in this city fol
two months,
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
WANTED

A lady to help in the kitchen
at the Summit Hotel.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-10-07
CONDOR DAY AT DISTRICT FAIR

Catholic Church Services
g: 00A. M. First Mass
9:45 A. M. Sunday School
1880 A. M. Second Mass and
Sermon y
1880 P. M. Evening Devotion
The Catholic Altar Society
will hold a Food Sale at the old
Catholic Church building on
Saturday Oct. 8th. A large
variety Of good things TO eat can
be purchased at this sale.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Celebrated Aeronauts
 Coming to Arizona

Arrangements have been fully com. pleted for the holding of a monster meeting of Americas most celebrated seronautic performers at Phoenix, on three days, Feb. ID, II and l2 The entertainment will be the second of it's kind ever held in America, and has been decided upon by the Phoenix merchants after the collection of a large sum of money had been made to insure success of the meeting.
 Glen Curtiss. the holder of many of the air flying records of the world, is the foremost of the stare who will be in attendance. He will be assisted by Hamilton, who made many suc- cessful fights during aviation week at Los Angeles, and by Willard, who has been much sought after by various amusement promoters since he made the successful speed drive at San Diego. The contract with these flyers includes bringing to Phoenix no less than 10 monoplans, bi-plsnes and spherical balloons.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
WAS AN
 UNFOUNDED
 REPORT A Canard that Was With out the Slightest
 Foundation

Sheriff Jack White of Cochise county absolutely denies a rumor to to the effect that William Pfsnnkuche the murderer of Asa T. Hoy and W. Bockholt in the office of the Bi.bee Review, escaped from his custody at Benson while the sheriff was taking him to the penitentiary.
 The rumor gained considerable cre- dence in Bisbee and was circulated here to some extent. The story ran that Pfannkuche escaped at Benson and wac only recaptured after chase carrying White and the other guard back to Fsirbank, where he was found concealed in box.car- White denies that the prisoner even attempted to escape from custody.
 Pfannkuche is entering the institu- tion which is to be his prison for the rest of his natural existen ce, and dis. played the same cold lack of feeling which has beer his chief characteristic ever since he was brought into the limelight.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
From Mondays Daily.

Those attending the picture show
 at the Schisf ffelin on both Saturday
 and last nights were well repaid for
 their visit as the pictures were Of unusual merit and especially can that
 be said of each and every one of the Saturday night pictures. Pompey's
 Dream and the Handkerchief con- test certainly produced no end of laughter. The next show at this com modious and convenient picture house will be tomorrow night.
 There are but two more shows booked for Tombstone after the Lion and the Mouse," making four for the balance of the sesson including to- nights comedy production.
 The Elks are thinking Of giving an. other dance like they did before. It is useless to state that it will be an enjoyable affair for the Elks are known to have none other.
 
 The baby contest is proving hit at the Oriental. Eight Tombstone cherubs had their pictures thrown on the screen saturday and much inter- est is being manifested in the voting. The contest closes on Saturday, Feb. l2tb.
 A H Greshman dIed Saturday of pneumonia aHd was buried yesterday under the auspices of the Masonic fraternity, of which orde' deceased was an honored member. MT. GIesh. man was 8 resident ci Cour,lsBd and was brought here suffering from from which he was un- able to rally despite all that medical care and atten ion could do.
 A bouncing boy arrived yesterday to gladden. the household oi the genial taller, Ned White. The proud papa ls wearing the smile that wou't come off, while the mother and the young heir are reported doing nicely.
 All persons who wish to make filings on the lands of the Yuma h. iisn reservation to be thrown open for entry Mar. l vii! have to visit the and in person as they must make affidavit that they have been upon he tract upon which they file. The ,osr of the land and water rights which will have to be paid in 10 years will be S65 an acre.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS
I1called at the Tombstone Postoffice
 For the Past Week

The following Is A list Of Iette.sr naining in the general delivery at the Tombstone postotiice for the week iding January 29. 1910. Gilbsne T F Givin Miss Hattie Morales Lind Moran Jim Rodriguez Ygnaco R4ngel Elusterio DomiDguez Josefa B de
 Belveden Miss \ B
 Ernandez Francisco
 Zeuner Henery When calling tor above letters, say .ivertised." giving date of sdver a cement.
 FRANCIS D. CRABLE
 Postmaster.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
He is Great
 on Promises

A Washington dispatch of Saturday says: After repeated promises to re- port the statehood bill, Senator Bev. eridge will present. or have member of the committee present, the emss- culated bill on Mon Jay. On the re- quest thst 1t be printed, 1t will be re- committed to the com mittee.
 "I am reliably informed that the provisions knock out the ethree-million. scre-grsnt to each territory in lieu Of the $5,000,OO0 given Oklshoms, re- require English to be taught in all the schools, and the constitutions to be subject to the approval of the presi- dent and rejection by congress
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
BAILEY
 TALKS WITH
 PRESIDENT
Assures Chief Executive that Our Constitution
 Will be Healthy

Neil E Bailey. the Cochise speaker of the Arizona general assembly, called on President Taft, says Washington dispatch of recent date, and told the president when Arizona would hold 6 constitutional convention prior to it's full and complete admission as state it would adopt 6 constitution that would be acceptable to the adminis- tration. He assured MT. Taft that there would be none of the objections to it that were voiced against the Ok laboms constitution. and he pointed to the conservative character of the legislation in the territory in late years.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Assessment of Our
 Mineral Products

Assessor Howe has received the quo. tations upon which bssis the valuation oi the various mineral prod uc'ions oi the Cochise county mines for the tax assessment for the year will be fig ured.
 The quotations for copper and silver the pact year will be slightly less than the basis for 1908. The figures are taken of the average price paid during the entire year and compiled by the Engineering and Mining Jour- nal, an authority on mineral quo tat:ons.
 The copper figures for 1909 will be l2.9s2 cents per pound as against l3 POS cents for 1908. This will materially affect the Cochise county figures for this years rolls. being 6 difference of over cne cent per pound. The copper production of the various mines of the county will also show a slight decrease, the Copper Queen figures for 1909 being 75.s2I .566 Ios., while 1908 returns was 76.l25, ,l62 lbs. The c. & A. figures are not yet at hand, but will also show . slight decrease.
 The silver quotations will be on the basis of 5l 5O3 cents, e against 52.s64 cents for 1908. The Tomb stone production of silver will be fully up to the figures of the year before despte the lower quotation The same will alec apply on the lead returns, which is the only metal that will show a higher quotation this year than last, the exact quotation being 4.273 cents, while for 1908 it was 4 POO. TLe Tombstone district is the largeet producer of lead in the terri tory ss is shown by the tax sfstements filed with the Tombstone auditor yearly.
 The total valuation of the products of the Cochise county mines will not be officially known until May 1, when the reports are all to be filed with Assessor Howe.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Today is Ground
 Hog Inventory D ay

Today is the day when the ground hog, who has been asleep for the winter, fousss himself and comes out to take an inventory of the spring. However, it is said that if this weather prophet comes out and sees his shadow, he takes it as sn indica- tion that the spring will be very late, and because the balmy days are not close he creeps back into his snuggery and loses himself in sleep, till he can come forth into the bright sunny dsys of the real spring. Wonder If he won't get fooled in the valley where the sun is always bright and the air g. bslmy as the springs way back cast.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Ordered Committed
 to Insane Asylum

In the probate court today James Moran was ordered committed to the asylum after investigation by the insanity commission. Moran is B years of age and vel! known in Co., chise county. He has been in poor physical condition for some time and recently friend, have noticed that he hss been acting queerly, having re- pestedly made threats to shoot people, imaeining that he was being per- secuted. His condition is such that it was deemed best to place him under restraint and it is believed that treatment VII restore him to his natural condition. He will be taken to Phoenix tomorrow.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Bisbee Baby Meets
 Death in a Fire

A baby. one year, three months old, the daughter of Mrs. Antonio Serano, was burned to death in fire at Bis bee, on Chihuahua Hill, yesterday afternoon. The woman had left her house to visit 6 neighbor and had left the babe asleep on the bed. A candle had been left lighted in the house for some reason, and it is thought the fire started from this candle.
Tombstone epitaph., 1910-02-06
Murderous Assault
 By Two Mexicans

As the result of a murderous assault by two Mexican wood- choppers at the Ruykendall rsDch in the Swisshelms about thirty miles north of Douglas, Owen Plumb lies dead at the Calumet hospital in Douglas and Ernest kuy. kendall lies with a badly mutilated head at his home.
 The assault was committed with an axe and apparently without provoca- tion rhe tragedy wac a result o. an inconsequentisl quarrel. An investi-