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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1915)
The Maupin Times Published every Friday at Maupin, Oregon J. E, DISBROW, publisher. Subscription: One year, $1.50; six months, 75 cents; three months, jo Entered in the postoffice at Maupin, Oregon, as second class matter. With this issue of the Times a change of management is taking plaee. We will try to eontinue to mak the Times the newsy iheet it has been the last three months, and worthy of your sup port. We solicit your hearty co operation with our endeavors to rightly represent the promising city of Maupin and Southern Waseo county. Smock News Mr. Grant is talking of leaving the country. The road grader has been doing some nice work on the Smock roads. A. B; Thornton is employed 011 the F. E. Spoor farm. ' We have witncased a little rain and wind on the prarie this week. Mrs. Jula Driver is soon to re turn to her homestead. Planting corn seems to be the work on Smock now. M. P. and G. W, Thornton made a hurry-up trip to Maupin Satur day. Among those in attendance at Sunday School were F. E. Spoor and Mrs. Pierce. John Farlow and family made a trip to The Dalles this week. Geo. Bedford who is employed in the forestry service left for the mountains Tuesday morning. He expects to be gone all summer. We lead Others follow. Lis ten! At enormous expense we have secured a limited number of large hand painted OIL PAINT. INGS of Landscape and Marine Views, which we are giving ah solutely free to our customers See us about it. W. H. Staats & Co. Messers j. k. Jveep, wno is argely interested in the Clenr Lake irrigatron proposition, W, B. Keene, superintendent and E. K. Millet legal adviser of the com pany passed through here Friday evening enroute to Portland, Mr. Keene returning Sunday. The money order receipts for April of this year at the Maupin postoffice amounted to $1311.92, a gain of $414.50 over April of last year. Postmaster W. II. Tallcott stated that this month, May, is starting off with a big lead over any previous month. J. G. Dollarhide who is contract or on the big cut at th head of the new irrigation canal passed through here Wednesday on his way to Portland, where he will purchase a large steel cable. LOCALS AllAroundTown POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR G. L. Harphan, Prop. If You Want to While Away an Hour or so There is no Better Place Than Here. A Nice, Clean dad En joyable Amusement. - -- I MAUPIN -i it OREGON Maupin State Bank General Banking Business; Loans, Wheat Buying, Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent, Notary Public, Collections, Money Transmitted Cheaply by Drafts Your Patronage Solicited and Your . . . . Interests Cared for . . . . 1 "5 fv-",, Tat s ila thing n the Cement are designed by bur Engineering Dept. and plans are hirnished you FREE If you are planning a new farm building or a Home you had better "See Peter Kilburg about it" or (teat out along this line and mail) All optical work repaired by II. L. Emmons, Maupin Get your drinks at Styer's new fountain. Fine watch repairing at Emmons, Maupin. Try the snndaes and icecream at Styer's. See those penny school tablets at Tallcott 's cash store. That wonderful drink, Taltcott's nectar. Notorial work at the Maupin State bank. Ice Cream Sunday at E. J. Styer's. See the line of late fashion hats baulded by Mrs. L. D. Kelly. See Fraley and Vanderpool for auto accessories. Mrs. Vida Grossman is spending the week at B. D. Fraley's. A. F. St. Dennis of the Fischer garage made a trip to Tygh the first of the week in a new Ford. Don't let the clock stand 'idle bring it to me. Emmons the Jeweler. Dr. B. 0. Fellows has been spending several days in the coun try at the Frank Beaty ranch, I carry all kinds of stones for rings and pins Emmons the Jeweler. Mrs. Bell returned Monday from Portland, where she has beeu visit ing her tnothet. Don't forget Fischer's Garage at the end of the bridge. Tires, tubes and all accessories. Go to Fischer's Garage for all yout automobile accessories, gaso line and storage of machine) For Salk A thoroughbred Poland China Boar, at Thomas Flanagan's ranch Maupin, Oregon. Howard Nye and Win, Dodge left Tuesday for Portland where they expect to remain for some time. WANTED Position as threshing engineer. Long experience, thor oughly capable; David W. Sliarpe, Wapinitia. L. C; Willielm has been quite sick for several days from erysipe las. He has been unable to be out of the house. C. B. Young, of Eugenei reliev ing agent for the 0. T. is here for two weeks taking Mr. Locke's place, Ernest Miyhew's car is again in first class shape aftei a short stay in the garage and repair shop of Fraley and Vanderpool. Two car loads of wheat were snipped trom me mint s ferrv warehouse this week by M. H, Houser to Minneapolis. Satii Brown, Jake Davidson, 0, H. Crofoot and L; D. Kelly wit! this families were in attendance at the Celito celebration this week. A. Locke; the O. T. agent at this place has taken a layoff for two weeks while he and his family are arranging for farm life on their homestead. A. L. Barnes, who has so ably steered the Times the past several weeks is in The Dalles on import ant business connected with this paper, at the time of going to press. Mr. Hank Hnrphan received a letter yesterday stating that his wife is improving very rapidly and went through the operation at Tlie Dalles Hospital very nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gill. Mrs. Grover Slusher and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vanderpool of Dufur, spent Sunday afternoon in this city visit ing relatives and friends. E. J. Styer will treat the public to ice cream Sunday. Make final proof before Com missioner Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crabtree were in from their Criterion homestead Saturday, Dr. Hatfield is here and you should have jour teeth fixed up, as he wilMeave in about one week. Mr. Kurtz shipped two carloads of hogs to North Portland Satur day and is shipping two more this week. Mrs. L. D. Kelly ,has the most up-to-date stock of millinery ever brought to Maupin. You should call and get your choice early. W. H. Tallcott has prepared to keep ice cream from now ou during the summer and will receive a nict lot of the Hazelvvood cream from Portland for the Saturday and Sun day trade. School Notes Mrs. A. Locke was a visitor in the primary room Tuesday after noon, A list of supplementary readers liave been received from the coun ty library and are hcing gtx.iil enjoyed by the members of tin 2nd and 4U1 grades. Helen Locke visited the school Wednesday. Lena St. Dennis has been out of school this week because of an ac cident, caused by falling from her horse on her way to school one morning last week, Lester Crofoot went to The Dalles to attend the celebration of the opening of the Celilo canal. The sixth and eight grade geog raphy classes have been making some excellent maps of Va--ci) county showing sectiotii township, range, the railroads, principal streams and every postoffice. The great question is at last set tled. Capitol punishment should be abolished, It was so decided bv the Literaty society last Friday, both on the merits of the debate and the merits of the question. The question for the next de bate is: Resolved that even school should have a gjlnna siutn. Affirmative, Naomi Smith, Harold Moad, Daphene Dyer; neg ative, Violet Miller, Louis Em mons, .John Moad. Three of the fishing parties on ths river Saturday consisted of Elmer Snodgrass and Sylvestet Gray, G. L. and Henry Harphan, Clias. and Geo. Cunningham. All report a good catch, the last named gentleman showing 43 big beauties. Manoth Bronce Turkey eggs foi sale at $s a setting, 10 eggs. H. A. Muller, Tygh Valley, Ore. 2 L. K. Oakley has been putting a new coat of paint on their bun galow, which adds greatly to the appearance of the building. CHAS.H. FRANCIS. M.D.jC.W MAUPIN, OREGON The Maupin base ball t:am wnt to Dufur Sunday, losing the gamt 4 to 11. Can You Do It? TEST TYPE. TWwti of (yntoW nqnlrin ramettoa br th of peut! u awtlff " ,i . .t, c . "f"1 lb VP" "linMit ol paritctlF mad . r -p thti ihtlr tfltcli mil ht tuimly obviated. Thu prist iboold t Had aaiilf . not 10 bay chtip .(HTUtk-.. They Jhtort tit nyt of 1 1 Hit. dutnib laa ..ctiialurtandpiio will bt prevented by lining put of lum inri. Dr. C. H. Francis, Optician Mem. Coll, Phys. & Surg., Ontario Licentiate Minnesota and Oregon Prompt Service on Either Day or Night Calls Eyes tested, Glasses Fitted The Maupin Kandy E. J. Styer, Prop. Ice Cream, Ice Cream Cones, Sodas of all kinrls Anything you want in the" soft drink line. We have just installed a first class soda fountain and can serve you with all the latest drinks. We also c?rry a full line of CANDIES mm tim?Jl Em LIKE S:EIEKSE22 Blacksmith And Wagonshop FRALEY AND VANDERPOOL3 Ilcrseshofing, Blacksmithing and Wagonmak-ir.g- All kinds of Repair Work that will suit With a Guarantee That Will Stick. Try us If your wagons, buggies or hacks need over hauling, bring them in, we'll save you money GARAGE We Carry a full line of Automobile Snpplies and are prpared to do all kinds of Auto repair work Bring Those Plow Shares to Sharpen We Sharpen Them While You Walt i MAUPIN - Tum-A-Luni Lumber Co., Maupin We are interested in your FREE PLANS for HOMES -BARNS-SILOS-HOGSHEDS- SCHOOLS-CHURCHES and would like information on same. iauie.l.. ' L. JL.. Address.!. Report of the Condition of the Maupin State Bcnk No. 224 at Maupin, In the state of Ore gon, at the close of business May 1, 1915 RESOURCES Loans and discounts $26,905.65 Overdrafts.secured and unsecured 20.49 Bunds and warrants S00 00 Banking house 2,000-00 Furniture and fixtures 2,W0.73 Due from approved re serve hanks 9,019.82 Checks and other cash .items 28.0b' Cash.cn hand '2,304 56 Expenses 1,022. 28 Other resources 10 00 Total .43,711.69 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in $ 15,000.00 Surplus fund 1,000.00 Undivided pn.5t.3- 4H0.87 L'.dividu&l deposits sub ject to check 26,655.66 ; Cashier checks out standing 39.06 Time deposits 556.00 Total 43.711.C9 State of Oregon, County of Wasco I, F. D. Stuart, Cashier of the above warned bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of MAUPIN HARNESS SHOP Give me Your Order for Anything in the Harness Line, Sadies. Bridles, Chaps, Spurs. Harness Dressing that will last, and, most anything else you want we will order for you and save you time and money. Bring your old harness in for those repairs they need, have it done right CLYDE OLIVER PROP. J $ Pi 111! 17 TMil mi ill III I III I Ml HI IMI flilHMWillHiilB Te g-MMg&swggyTaal B .4k I; I - 5 1 J M 9 my knowledge and belief. The shearing crew finished F. D. Stuart, Cashier, shearing the Mace and Farther Subscribed and sworn to lie sheep Monday d left Tuesday fore me, this 6th "day of May, for the Ed Mays ranch where tl.fyj 5. rj Suattuck, Notary will clip the wool from about I200i puj,ic head. The .ame trew, will shearj correctAttest; T A PrtMtirtiK dhprn nflr' Fisckr's Garage 'Gn the Deschutes' Ford economy is not aloue in low price, but in the low cost to operate and maintain. For an average cost of two cents a mile, they serve and save; add luxury to pleasure and briirg profit to business. Ov er 700,000 owners have found tlie Ford dependable, economical and easy to operate. And in any contin gency, there's a Ford agent clo.se at hand with a complete stock of parts. That's ' Ford After-Service for Ford Owners." Buyers will share in profits if we sell at retail 300,000 new Ford cirs between August loj-jand August 1915. Runabout $440; Touring Car $490; Town Car $690; Cmijjekt $750; Shn $975, f. o. b. Detroit with all equipment. Ml On display and sale at E. J. FISCHER'S GARAGE. 1 i i 'Vf. jl. M. Conllin, D. M. Shatfuck,' leaviug the Mays place. " '. 5 ' 1 Directors.
