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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28
A CITY BEAUTIFUL.

\ subject of fascinating interest
was that discussed last night by How
ard Evarts Weed, who lectured at the
Christian church under the auspices
OF the ladies civic club. 1t is too bad
the meeting was not attended by all
the people of the city, for the audi
ence found it truly worth while.
In his lecture Mr.. Weed pointed out
how by a proper observance of the
principles of landscape architecture
Pendleton may be made a far better
appearing city. The speaker was prac-
teal in that he applied his know
ledge of landscape gardening to the
working out of local improvement
problems.
With comparatively little expense
the depot grounds, which constitute
the front gate to the city, may be
made very attractive. By the use of
trees and shrubbery the unsightly
shacks Dack of the Bowman hotel
may be hidden from view. Instead
OF looking out over a barren plat and
at old buildings passing tourists would
view grassy tract with a background
of foliage. 1t would make all the
difference in the world in their i'm
pressions Of the city and the expense
would be nothing compared with the
benefits derived.
Ths lecturer also pointed out how
Main and Court streets may be vastly
improved through the removal Of the
electric and telephone poles and
wires. The business streets cannot
look right until this improvement is
made. The cluster lights are good
and they should be installed at regu-
lar intervals along both sides Of Main
ard Court streets. But the effect Of
such an improvement viii be largely
lost unless the poles and wires are
removed.
Why cannot the electric company
and the telephone company be in
dUced to remove their poles The
wires may be placed in cables under
ground OF brought to the buildings
from the back streets. Both the elec-
tTic and telephone companies draw big
revenues from the city and those com
panies should be ready and eager to
cooperate in the Improvement OF
the place. Perhaps If the matter is
presented TO the company officials by
the civic club, the city council and
the Commercial club this change may
be brought about. It is worth trying
anyway. II the change is to be made
it should be made before any further
paving work IS done in the busiues,
section.
Mr.. Weed also pointed out other op.
pcrtunities for improving the city H
would have the people look forwar,
t. a boulevard system and to som,
parks he wants the levee converte,
into a promenade and that IS an i'm
provement that may be easily made
He explained many common errors 81
landscape gardening and one in par
ticular He objects TO the scattering
OF trees and shrubs about a lawn
Such shrubbery should be massed al
ong the borders OF place. An ex
pansive lawn looks better and large
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28
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DESERVED TO WIN.

Randall r. Howard, former tele-
graph editor OF the East Oregonian,
vas awarded the first prize of $1,000
b. the Portland Commercial club for
q story written b. iiyn-ard and which
appeared In the Worlds Work. 1t
was an excellent story and though II
treated Of an Industrial subject 1t
was thrilling for there was romance
also in the race Of the great trans
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28

Robert, aged 10 was playing with
the other boys on the corner of Nine
teenth and Tioga streets, when his
mother, who had been listening to
his conversation, called him.
Robert" she began, in grieved
tone. Il never thought I'd hear you
swearing"
why, 1 wasn't swearing, mother"
the boy defended himself. 81 only
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28

In his address last evening MIR.
Weed urged that regular garbage
transportation system be established
in Pendleton. There is much merit
in the suggestion. 1t is not enough
for the town to have cleanup day
once year. \ regular scavenger SER
vice would beautify the city and like
wise keep down doctors bills.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28
THE PROCESS MUST BE SLOW.


In an authorized interview with the
United Press papers yesterday Pres
ident Taft discussed the subject Of
international arbitration and disarma-
rlent. Though he was not quoted di-
rectly in accordance with the unwrit-
ten law of the white house, the ideas
given were those of the president and
they are fine ideas. All men will
agree that everything possible should
be done toward promoting arbitra-
tion and preventing wars
Common sense though requires that
efforts of this sort shall be in keep
ing with the sentiment of the people
OF the world. When laws or schemes
of government are adopted ahead OF
time the result is always failure. 1t
l. truism that laws cannot be very
far ahead of the people or they will
not be observed. There are always
pretexts for breaking treaties or laws
when people or nations want to do So
With respects to arbitration and
disarmament it is possible the white
world may be ready. Yet when one
considers that even the caucasian
world is still mostly ruled by mon
archs the idea of disarmament takes
a slump. Monarchies are sustained
by the might of their armies and ma
vies. Even with international peace
assured the European countries could
not do away with armaments for the
kings and emperors would be knock
ing away the props that sustain their
thrones.
In America no army is needed to
sustain the government because the
people themselves rule the country
through the ballot box. At times
their will is thwarted by special inter-
ests but in the end the people always
prevail.
However America does need an
army and a navy to sustain itself in
international affairs. Danger of
trouble with European powers may be
remote because Europe is civilized.
But the nations of the orient with
which the United States is thrown in
close touch are not civilized. They
are just out of the darkness and they
do not observe the ten command
ments. In diplomacy the japanese
play a willy and sometimes deceitful
game. Diplomacy with them seems
but an art. The only thing they really
recognize and respect is might. They
respected our battleship fleet and
seemingly they have respected the
American army now modified on the
Mexican border even though the army
is composed Of but handful of men.
Nor is there anything strange about
this. 1t is all very natural The
theory that right makes might is
| largely a delusion and a snare. Ma
pOleOn said that God fought on the
side of the big battalions and he was
a good authority upon the subject
The law that really governs the world,
| ir private business and in interna-
| tional affairs, is the law of the sur
vival cs the fittest Out of ignorance
CT hypocrisy we deny it but 1t is a
fact that selfishness rules the world
and to a very great extent we still
| observe the motto of Robin Hood:
Let him get who has the power,
Let him hold who can"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28
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DISCONTENT.

. Formed of the elemental fierce 4
. unrest
o That seethes forever in the hu-
q man breast,
. Coeval with the race of Man 4
. am I.
= I seem a Curse from which he
. fain would fly;
. And in his efforts to escape
. from ME
= He pits his might against I'm
mensity,
. And bends the laws of Nature
. to his will;
. Yet I shall goad him ever on 4
. until
. He solves the problem of In 4
. finity
= And read the meaning of hfes 4
mystery. 4
q Then when he rests on heights 4
as yet untrod, 4
. And learns that he himself is 4
= part of God. 4
y He'll know that 1 first taught 4
. him to aspire
q That I, the Curse, impelled him 4
y from the mire.
. John E. Dolsen in The Nau- 4
= titus. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28

continental railroads to central Ore
gon. In voting the big prize to Mr.
Howard the judges in the Portland
contest rewarded very .enterprisine
and deserving young writer
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28

1t is noteworthy however that
President Taft favors fortifying the
Panama canal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28

After the new water system has
been secured it will be easier to have
beautiful lawns in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-03-28
BAD ENOUGH. ANYHOW.

a good town should look the part
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
On pietie UYheo.

Ridorb q. Hpan, ben angioeIige
6oriatter al oct bersmte "9icf to
Gict.greo", Der paa grtrafonsresien
iiomner gap Stsoet til Controller
9ap llnoerisaelieu, bar ibog, berettes
Der fra @aibiugton ben 6te os., ira.
iogt fig Retten til Den ongiGloenoe
2onoitr9fning Lungs apiten al Son.
troIer Ban / aIoifa.
DIR. &pun er Brpiioent for Con.
troIler Ban Rnilpap & 9apigation
60. Set San0itptfe, iom ban oIt-
ioa MI bar irafalot Retten til, er be.
I%Igaenoe meQem s. 5. Spans os u.
6. Sdears Claims, iom me0gopeS
at o9re tagne / Snteresier al n9onte
&ompani ,bois Gbef u. 9. Hpar er.
Sopen beitemmer imi6lertio, at ser
mellem bper CLAIM" JON grpnier til
SpitIinien, ifaI ppre Ell afitauS al
minoit so Roo. Orr. Spans Claim
uofpl6te netop bette Welemrum,
men ban bpuoeoe opriuoeIig. at ben
n9onte &ou6eitemmelie life gialOt /
oct paaanfeoe SilieIoe, oa oeOtom.
menoe 9ouoitDffe fun bar ment at be.
npttes til @iennemgung ior Den pro.
ieftereoe Sernboue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10

Sgiaa | aanias bar SociaIiiterne
gaaet Be gumle @artisr r9r ino pan
Sioet. @lnnOt ouoet fom oe npr paa
at beige lin aunSioat for aonsres.
munb / onoet Giitrift. 2ienenSe
Itore 6remifriot er aiort I iIerr al Sc
andre Stater. oeribIau0t Reip Wer.
leo, bpor DC boooe lin e1en iuloitGn.
oige S~tatsticfct / Rarfen.
GommerpaIget | Sainois reiuIte.
rebe | 9aIaet al fsI9enSe @eSIer.
mer al Statens Ssieiteret: Sl6ae
Marcus ". aupdnaob, &epitbIifauer.
Subse 5oiepb $. Sitd, Gemofrat.
Subae 8iaiam s. WcSurIp. Repii.
bIifoner. 0tihaeI 6. Wfcainlen De.
mofrot. u. Suoee Seurp 9. Sree.
utau, RepubIifnner, Gr.Suoge a.g.
Barnes. &epubIifaner. Clarence %.
@ooomin, Democrat. Sueo Bom
Nepubltfuner. Charles 81. Soel,
&epubIifouer, 0euis &. Sunioau,
0empfrat.
S oerre Stat boIoteS ser oa'no
2ocal Sption.gaIa | mango al @p.
crne, % | Ell Woioritet al oisie or
6orbubsfoIfet gaaet al meo Seiren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10

tie 6armere iom ounIig bar fIaset
ooer Ssrfe og ReenmangeI, bpilfen
SIage imiblertib, ogina iom oanlig,
ifieIben eIler alorie Iober Iii at BABE
noeen SnbflpoeIie paa Sterrelien al
Spebeuobpttet.
IuitraIaiiens (guItruIiens og ON.
IieeenSe Gers Soebe timber booeo.
iaeeIig tit Marfeo / Storbritaunien.
og areentinas for Stsriteparten /
9eleien. GurcpaS 6oIf bar Tom
Soft fleit fine ggeubeoer, ipecielt
~bper lin Smae" meo Senipn til
WateriaIet | fit bagIise 9rsb. s
@eIeien ~iaooeIiom beIois ogiaa / be
fIeite al De andre europeiIfe 9anoe
foretageS Der en- betpoelig @lonbing
al Speoen af DC ga onarIieere Sor.
fer meb De beore, bpiIfet err en- at
aariaserne Ill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itore % oeooorenoe 8opuIaritet
blanot &c belgiite Soebebauolere.
De itatiitiife SpIpSninger, iom |
De ienere aar err inbiamlebe al 2anb.
brugsbepartementet, piier, bpor bur.
tig SnfeI Sam err begpnot at ioffe
agteruo iom Speoeoprfer og 2epe.
runosr for bet e,iropGiife Wnrfeb.
&usIonb, Canada, argentina, GbiIi,
Snbien og llriierup err beepnot at bIi
De pigtigite Softorer | benne Sorret'
ming. SiGr bor Hislnnb giort
fipmpem9siige 6remifriot I oenne
Senieenbe, ibet Oct I 2sbet af De flo
ite faa aar bar forcget lit Soeoe.
oreal meb n9iten 10000, 900 Icres.
90 arealet uopibes fremoeles. Sio-
tie @ar Ieperebe be Sor. Stater blot
10 Brocent af oil Den Speoe, iom i'm.
portereoes / Storbritomien. Rus.
lamb alene Iepereoe nGiten tire 9ange
iaa meget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10

ges at ifrioe iii goIg al ct Earla.
meut, % bpori Der lopeS anerfien.
belle al oct repoIutionGre poIitiife
Barti.
Com SsIse al De inbre Ripnir-
ger bar Situationen / China l9nge
beret f~ortpilet. 0ette mugttge 2ano,
Ser buier meIem Ell Sierbeoel % en-
SemteoeI al ben belle @erbens BE-
folfnine. er opipIittet | en- utauigbeo
af mobitribenoe % binanben befipnt'
penbe glementer. 9e ~fouieroatioe
trnffer / en- Getnins, be unse SUI
i~entater, fertile fra SfoIerne | Sapan
oe @merifa, | en- anben; | en- Sands.
bel baber man llbl9nbtngerne nGrre
emo 8eiten, / en- anben er BET 9pna.
itiet man pil tiqips; | en- pil man
babe Serubaner, | Ell anoen ilet in.
gen; &eiieren err bare eft Barn, og
mango af Rigets bpgtigite W9no er
lanbsforpiite; fremnebe trooper
(2egationstropperne) err Ieireoe |
bare ct StenfaitS @fItonb fra ben
iorbubte 9p q 8efing); Sopuu 90
SfusIanb fappes ON Of befGite fin
Waet | Wonhuriet; G~nglPnoerne
er rebe Ill at rbffe IND fra Burma,
SranIfmpnbene fra Songfin og ~.
Iferne bporiombelit, De fan trGr9e
iig inc. China neo mart life fin
arme &aao % fan fnnpt rere fig
uoen Sare for ct tr9be en- eaer on.
Den Wast poa SGerne.
Sporfor China life for nogle faa
@ar iiben bIeu belt melem Hatio.
nerne ipm Siersoerue | gamle Gage
bette en- SfibsIabnins be bapbe giort
til Butte, er life let at beipare. De
funbe bape aiort BET; De snifeoe of
siere bet. Sberfen Reli9ion eaer
International gtbif ltoo | @eien. Sm
Sc funoe enes ON life at tribes ON
9pttet, funoe De eiere bet enbnu;
men De err r9o b%inanben. aff9'
rerne er blet iaa I~omulenrsrte, at
Snteresierne it66er iamnten.
9esuben n,aa De Sor. Stater ia.
ees meo / geregningen. De Sor.
stnter bar, flogeIieen eller BET MOB.
iatte, optraaot iom ielpbeitaltet Solb-
giftsmonb, 8. b. I, De bar at rent
aItruiitiife @rrnbe pptraabt iom Obi.
nos Ben. Sc amer Ell Ceiling at
Chino for itribenbe meo fine egre
SntereSier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
reosbepoeeIien.

gu belle 9anoet omfottenoe gepe.
geIie, Der bar til SormaoI at ifabe en-
a~IminbeIie %ofiertIig Stemnine / ga.
osr at 8oofienbeIien al De al Er9ii-
bent Saft afiIutteSe 8oIogiftStrafta.
ter meb England % 6ranfrig, mar
Suneresien after trGSer iammen, er
ioreIben Dag iat igang | Baibineton.
Eanfen er, at Der al fremitnaenbe
6reospenrer ifal boIbes @soer oe
offentIige Soreorag ont bernie Gag /
minbit 80 al 2anbets iterre gper.
gep9geIieu Iebes al en- GationoI.
fomite beitoaenoe at 800 aniete Dor.
gere fra fo~rifieaise esne at Sonbet.
Get er Sonfen OF ale oisie Wsoer
ItaI finSe Steb / Chen melem ben
lobe Rooember % 15oe Sanuar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
OIL oe Sr0noepins.
forbruoet,

Ger fort9res itsrre Suantiteter al
81 Der / Be Soreneoe Stnter emo / no.
get arbet Sono | Seroen, % mer
Sperituoia enb | noeet anbet 2ano
meo unotagelie al HuSlano. 0eri.
MOB er S%orbruset al 81 pr. Capita
itorre baooe / geIgien, England,
Spiflanb o9 Sanmarf o9 bort 6or.
brug pr. Capita al Spirituoia min.
ore emo / 9annarf, llrgarn, Otter.
rige, Srautrig. Reberlanoere %
Sperige. ri Zine iort9res Der og.
ioa Der / 2anoet minbre en6 | Bortu-
gal, SpanierL Epiflmo, Stolien og
Sranfrig og minore pr. CAPITA emo
/ S%ranfrig, Stalien, 9ortueaI, Spa.
MEN, Sdpeis, Giterrise og rlngdrn.
@f gl fortGreoes Der beri 2anoet
| 1910 noget ooer ,S5t,00O,000
@aqoner moo 1,704, 1000 8alo.
rer / E%pifIanO, 1897, 100000 Sal.
Toner / Storbritdmien og SrIano,
493, DOC, 900 GnIloner I giterrige,
412, 900 Gaaoner / gelsien,
376,000,OO0 Gaaoner i6rdnfrig og
231 ,OO0, 900 6aaoner / Rislano.
af Spirituoia, B. b. !. rigtig
"it9rfe Eager, fort9reoes | De 6or.
eneoe Stater oct iamme aor 1885,.
100000 @aloner mob 232, 100000
Saaoner / Hllslano. Ser er aItina
life itor 6orificl, iaa @ienneminits.
forbruset for begse Sanbes geofom.
menbe fan irttes til omtrent ia
Salon for boer Snbpaoner, &oinber
os Born mebregnet.
Siennemfnitsforbruget al 81 be-
LOB fig | 1910 I'll Iibt ober 90 Gallo.
ner pr. SnbipiO, iammeniisnet meo
81h Salon ! Storbritonnien os Sr.
lamb % omtrent 261a Gallon / Inf
LAMB. Sotaliorbruget al gine er
itsrit ! Sranfrig, nemlie 1,541,000,-
900 @aloner, eller 1896 Saloner
pr. Snbipib. 3 StaIien uoaiorbe
Observation-Disclosures pr. Snbipio
Bill 9alloner, ! Portugal 27.S9, /
Sdwei3 14.55 os Der | be 5oreneoe
Stuter fm liSt oper Y Salon pr.
Mmb (auinber os Born mebregnet).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
Uobelpriien
for 2oen 6ano,

Sra Stoefbolm ~teleeraferes Den
zoe 9opember:
aarets RobeIpris for Semi er al
peotommenoe ioenite granddaughter
beiluttet til6elt oen beremte rlisitif.
franife Tame Waoome gtorie 9rrie,
Profesior peo llniceriitetet / Earis.
Gette oil 6li ierite Sang Oct bpnoer.
at RcbeIpriieu tiloeles en- Beriou,
iom ogiaa isr bar mootoget ben. Bro.
icsior Gurie og heubes Mdno Bro.
iesior 8ierre Gurie err iom b~efienot
Rooiumets Gpoagers. og for oenne
OpOagelie bleu sGsteporret / 1903
TIBET ben babe Ro6elpris for 6pfif,
mems Sen anoen SoIuSeI git til Bro
iesior autoiue Senri gecquereI.
Hu bIep oct for npIig meooeIt. al
oet baobe IDffe6es 5ru Gurie at irem.
title ct belt ugt Stoi, iom bun falSer
polonium. os buis radioactive gsen.
Ifaber enoog lanst Georgian Ra-
blum. % for oenne Spoaaelie oil
M oen pioenifabeIige 3dme iaa ben
belle HobeIpris alene. Sper al Be
lem Ro6eIpriier. JON uooeleS bpert
aar, beIsber zig iii omtrent $4,000.
Otter 5orIpSenoe. ifnl Den belsife
9igter RoeterIincf bore tilt9nft
aarets 9iteraturpris. meoens en-
ipenf Sarge bill iaa slarets meoicinife
RobeIprs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
Minioner paa Spill.

9e SoreneSe Staters 0iitriftsret
i Seattle, @aib., bar ! en- Den Ste bs.
aigipet aienoelie erfl9ret ben ct.
HauI, minneapolis & Wanitoba TaiI.
mann @ampanp (nu Great Rortbern.
ganen) | fin lib ffienfeoe Strefning
Robberlon0 ner @eiter peb Sfp.
moibHooen | Snobomiib Gountp for
fprbruot iii H%esierinsen. SamtioiJ
erfleres bet az nepnte gane til Cos
caoe Hower @ompanp uoiteote Sfie-
be paa ct paa nrpnte 2a~noitrefning
beliggenbe ganbfalS for ugploig.
2anoitr9fniusen Dor en- anilaaet
gGrbi af 100000.
8~ienoelien blep afsipei | en- af 5or.
bunosresieringen os gurter SIN
Smelting Company ben 24be SUM I
59aesIfab onlost Sag. Smelteri.
~ieIftabets aettisbeoer bersres life Of
a~ienSeIierL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
JernbaneulYfferne.

@f Snteritote Gommercefommis-
iicnens netop ofientIisgiorte Seaport
oper De paa Sernbonerne / iioite 81.
i%tolaar inbtrufne lllpffer fermenor,
at 1896 geriouer bIep br9bt og
150,t59 ifnbet paa 2anoets Serbia.
r,er / DC ~ Woaneber, iom enbte me0
ben 30te Sllri 1911.
lllpfferne er for Stsriteoelen gooet
no ooer Berioner | Sernbanens Sie.
neite os ODER Solf, iom uIopIisen bar
trpngt iig mo pua Sernbanernes
e~nemerfer, paa Sernbanesaarbene,
eIler iom bar benpttet ganeIinierne
iom alfarpei. gf De Suiinoer iom
brabtes, Dor fun $50 Pasiaserer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
Wericos nve praioent.

Sra Werico Gitp t~eIegraferes ben
Ste Roo.
Srancisco =. Wnbero i~nofsrtes
ibag / fit Gmbcbe iom grGiibent al
@lerico efter Ge Ia @arra, Der bar
iungeret iom Ereiioent iiben &epo.
lutionen giorbe Oct al meb ben gamle
9iftutor Gen. 9rofirio 9iu5. Gere-
monierne, Der por meget forte 90
iimple, fanbt Steb / Geputeretfam.
meret | SperpRr al &onereSiens
Neblemmer.
S~noiereIien al SiceprGiioent Sole
30. Fino Suare5 er u0iat til en- lie.
mere Cato.
gmbeoseOeu aominiitrereoes al
Oeputeretfammerets Grpiioent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10
Or. Goof paa 6iempeien.

Sra southampton, england, tele.
9roferes Sen Ste os.:
Or. Srebericf ". Gpof bar en- al
Vasiagererne omborb paa 0ampifi-
BET George @oibington", iom ibag
afieiIebe berira for Nelp Oorf. Or.
gpof bar fommet til europa | ben
ongipeIige Seniist atboloe Soreorog
ON fin Serb til @orbpolen, mer efter
i'm SpIepeIie / ai~pbenbaDr, buor ban
bIeo uopebet, ionbt ban oct floseit at
opgipe lit Sorebabenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-11-10

ees at ifrioe iii goIg al ct Tarla.
ment, % boori Der lopeS anerfien.
belle al Oct repoIutionGre poIitiife
Harti.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14
High School Water Plant Running.

The High School water plant
started yesterday. 1t was erect
ed by Jameson & Marshall and
consists of an 5000 gallon tank.
a fourteen-foot Sampson wind
mill and an eight horsepower
Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine
which will be used when the
wind does not blow. The mill is
the largest one in the county. 1t
is expected that the plant will
furnish enough water to irrigate
the lawns of the school house and
court house and in all probability
the buildings will be piped in the
near future. The janitor will
operate the plant.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14
AJAX ITEMS

Ed Palmer expects to start
harvesting this week.
c. A. Adlard and Jones Bros.
are making hay this week.
Mrs. AL Collins and son visited
in Ajax on Saturday and Sunday.
\ A party of people, including
Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Palmer and
family, Mrs. Al Collins, Ira and
Earnest Jones, Geurge Carlton,
Earl Scribner, Jean Kibbey,
Clyde Palmer and Jos. Couture,
spent a very pleasant evening on
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Adlard. Games and
music were the program OF the
evening after which a delicious
supper was served. Those pres
ent retired to their homes abou'
twelve o'clock voting it a mos
enjoyable evening.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14
BAR ASSOCIATION
FOR nth DISTRICT

The legal profession of Gillian,
Wheeler and Sherman Counties
has taken steps to form a Bar
Association for the 11th Judicial
District. The first meeting will
probably be held in Arlington in
August or the first part of Sep
tember. The purpose of the as
ociation will be to protect the dis
trict against all legislation which
would prove detrimental to the
people of the district and to
adopt a code of ethics, which, if
lived up to, will protect the hon.
or and integrity of the legal pro-
fession.
This move is undoubtedly a
step forward for the district. The
attorneys are looked to by the
public as being the ones to sug-
gest any existing evils and the
remedy therefore to the people of
the community in which they
practice. There are eleven or
twelve attorneys in the district
and in a united effort such as the
association means they can ac-
complish an immeasurable am
cunt of good.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14

A tennis club has been organ
lied in this city and two courts
are being prepared in the North
west part of the city. The club
has already signed about fifteen
members and many more have
made application for member
ship. The courts which are be-
ing fixed will be as nearly level
as possible and will be finished
with crude oil which makes the
| fastest court possible. Shade
trees will be planted in the fall
on three sides ofthe grounds and
| in other ways the courts will be
as attractive as possible.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14
Notice Of Taking up Estrays.

Notice is hereby given that
persuant to an act of the Legis-
latute to prevent any horse, ass,
mule, COW, bull, steer, stag,
sheep, or goat from running at
large in Gillian County, Oregon, !
which act was filed in the Office
Of the Secretary of State Febru-
ary %, 1909, |, ]. e. Webb did
on the 3rd day of July, 1911,
take up the following described
horses: One bay mare with colt.
mare branded with bar thus =
on the right hip, weighing about
$50 pounds, The colt being not
branded. One grey gelding
branded 66 on the left stifie, the
left hind foot white and a star in
the forehood, and weighing about
900 pounds. Said animals will
be sold on Wednesday the End
day of August, 1911, unless re-
deemed prior to said date. Sale
sale to be held on my ranch in
the Buckhorn community, eleven
miles west of Mayville, Oregon.
First publication July ID, 1911.
Last publication July %, 1911.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14

Special services are being held
at the Latter Daj Saints Church
this week. Elder w. w. Ford
ham of Spokane has been occu-
pying the pulpit and his talks
have been exceedingly interest
ing. Services commence at eight
o'clock each evening. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1911-07-14

County Roadmaster, Rogers, is
working south of this city in the
canyon, riprapping the road. He
has a crew of four men and ex-
poets to have the road in the
best of shape before long. He
reports that the roads over the
country in general are almost all
in very good shape.