The Maupin times., May 21, 1915, Image 8

The Maupin Times
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When we stop to think of the
jPelilo canal as a structure of CO'
fnent and solid rock of such
length that in passing we may
gaze irom the windows of a
train traveling ait usual speed,
for nearly half an hour before it
is passed from yjew, the thought
is impressed upon us that we
have a project here at home not
bo far from rivaling the Panama
banal. In fact for a wonderful
scenic view there 'are few places
more picturesque or grand in
Iheir stately ruggedness than
(the jagged cliffs ant high rock
. walls along this new commercial
waterway. E. D. Baldwin, who
las recently made a trip through
;he Panama canal and to the ex
position, in speaking of Celilo, is
quoted in The 'Dalles 6ptomist
as follows: "I venture ' to say
fhat nowhere in all America has I
Nature been so lavish in the
Varied things she has collected
f,o make a picture."
.. Mrs. Bell goes today to spend a
week with her mother in Vancou
ver, Wn.
School Notes
Since Monday, the school lias
been enjoying two interesting ex
hibits loaned by the County Library.
One i9 a cocoa exhibit consisting of
six 18x21 pictures of cocoa plant
ations in Venezuela, and four glass
jars of cocoa in various stages of
preparation; and the other is a silk
exhibit consisting of ' actual silk
worm moths,' eggs, cocoons, chrys
alis, worm, mulberry leaf, raw silk
and spool silk, all inclosed in a
glass case, . '
Tuesday afternoon L. P. Hai
rington, field worker, accompanied
by County Supt. Bonney and Mhs
Bessie Bonney, visited the schoc)
and gave a very interesting 'hour's
talk on industrial projects, and
then took two pictures of the
school, lie was very compliment
ary of the school house and
grounds. They expected to visit
the school again on the following
Ihursuay.
Andrew Cunningham, a fornier
pupil in the high school room, vis
ited the scljool last Friday after-
poou.
The roll of honor: Violet Miller,
Louis Eninions, Will Vanderpool,
Lewis Mayhew, Fern Mayhew,
Willie lilcPure, Mary, Fred and
William Stump.
The following named have regis
tered in one or more of the indus
trial projects! Harold Moad, Les
ter Crofoot, Naomf Smith, Nellie
Stump, I'hilomena Chouinard,
Christine Dyer, Violet Miller, Dar-
LOCALS
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POOL AND BILLIARD PARLOR
G. L. Harphan, Prop,
It You Want to While Away an Hour or so There is
no Better Place Than Here. A Jice, Clean and En
ioyable Amusement. - -
MAUPIN
OREGON
Maupin State Bank
Genial 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 ....
THA-UiVltt BfvWlS MID SL0S
are designed by our Engineering Dept. and plans are
lurnished you FREE
If you are planning a new farm building or a Home
you. had better;
, '.'See Peter Kjlburg about it" or,
(tear out along this line and mail)
Tum-A-Luin Lumber Co., Maupin
We are interested in your FREE PLANS for HOMES
BARNS- SILOS-HOGSHEDS- SCHOOLS-CHURCHES
and would like information on same.
Frank Flamming was in town
1 ,
Get your drinks at Styer's new
fotuitau. '
Mrs. W. 11. Williams has 35
line young turkeys,
Fine watch repairing at Eninions,
Maupin, ' ' '
Ernest Ilarniai and wife were
down from Vapinitia Tuesday.
Try the sundaes and icecream at
Styer's. ' ' 1 " " "
Dr. Francis returned from a trip
to Portland Saturday.
That wonderful drink, Tajlcott's
nectar.
Mr. and Mrs. Ljnley were dowti
from their Bakeoyen ranch Mon
day. A shearing crew finished af Jim
Abbott's yesterday and go to Win.
hunt's today.
Notorjal work at
State bank.
Jhe Maupin
Mrs. Tf A. Connolly received a
nice large rubber plant a few days
ago.
See the line of lafe fashion hats
hanlded by Mrs. L. D. Kelly.
E. J. Fischer received a carload
of automobiles from the Ford fac
tory this week.
Several fishing parties were out
here from The Dalles Sunday.
411 optical wojk repaired by
H. L. Emmons, tyaupiu.
Ira Grisham passed through
town Saturday returning from a
business trip to Kent.
Don't forget Fischer's parage
at the end, of the bridge. Tires,
tubes and all accessories.
Hank Harphan made, a trip to
The Dalles the first of he week
and reports his wijje js much better.
Mrs. L. D. Kelly has. the most
up-to-date stock of millinery ever
brought to Maupin. Y should
call and get your choice early.
The Times would like to have a
correspondent in every community
of Southern Wasco county. If
your locality is not represented
send us a sampl.e letter, with your
name and address. We wi,ll send
you, stationery.
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 ab
solutely free to pur customers.
See us about i,t. W. H. r,aats &
Co.
Make final proof before Com
missioner Stuart.
Win. McAtee was over from
ygh Monday,
See those penny schooj tablets at
Tallcott's cash store.
G, L, Harphan is building a
barn on his property in town,
We have on hand in this office a
lot of old papers and exchanges,
B,. T. Knpwles of Dufur was a
guest at tne j;, n. crofoot resi
dence Tuesday night.
I)on't let the clock stand idle
bring jt to f'ue,
Emmons the Jeweler.
Joe Hammer was in this city
Tuesday taking sjx spools of hog
wire fencing back to hjs farm.
W. E. Hunt was in Maupin Sat-
urday having some repair work
done at Fraley & Vanderpoors.
Mrs. 'yPm. Burke has been visit
ing in Portland for several days
with relatjves.
J. D. Hunter and 'm. Cautrell
of Dufur were here Wednesday
night, the guests of W. H. Staats.
Dr. Fellows returned Wednesday
from a couple weeks' stay put on
the Frank Batty ranci
Mrs. IV. H. Tibbett of The
Dalles passed through here Tues
day on her way to visit relatives
in Wapinitia.
Miss lea Derthick closed a suc
cessful term of school in the Derth
ick district today. She is planning
to attend suinmer normal at Mont
mouth.
H. L. Emmpjis and Jack Staats
were up the rver about twenty
miles fishing a couple days, return
ing Monday haying made some big
catches.
Messers Bell, Conklin and Stu:
art went to Sherar Monday, niak
ing a big catch of Salmon. They
report that here were pyer joo
people there, getting from one to
three fish each.
The schedule o.f games for the
Maupin base ball team far the next
three weeks, is as follows; Ante
lope, May 23! Wauiic at Maupin,
May 30; and Antelope at Maupiu,
June 6, .
Dr. Elwood was in ns city
Saturday and again Tuesday look
ing over the situation with a view
of possibly making this hi$ resi
dence in the near future,
Mrs. W. H. Staats went to-Port-laud
Saturday and speut several
days this week visiting there, re
turning home yesterday.
A party of horse buyers were
through' this section Tuesday and
bougjit up several horses to send
Europe to, be used in the French
army.
L. D, Kelly and wife made a trip
to Tygh Tuesday.
See Fraley and Vanderpool for
auto accessories.
Farlow Bros., 0 the Upper
Smock vicinity, were in town Sun
day, making the return trip that
afternoon,
Father Cautrell is over from
Dufur with li is J)jg car and is visit
ing the numbers of his church at
this place, while his car is the cen
ter of attraction at Fischer's ga
rage.
E. J . Fischer, L- D. Kelly and
Frank Creager made a trip to
Prinevjll.c Wednesday jn their Ford
machines. Thjjy picked up the
sheep shearers beyond Antelope'
and took them to Prineville. Mrs.
Bud S,inith made the trip with
them.
Go to Fischer's Garage for u 1 1
your automobile accessories, gaso.
Hue and storage of machine,
B. D. Fraley was kicked 011 the
knee Saturday by a horse he was
shoeing and is about 011 crutches.
Clarence Alexander ,i4s having '
erected a strictly modem dwelling
on his ranch, L. C, Wilhelui is
loing the work.
Can You Do It?
TEST TYPE.
DfeU f trwIfU rtqulrit wmtUn bf Ibt m f ijwfjttH n partly
lunical iidnn U to run., itj Up Im wop IJiMbnint of twittclly inJ
niu viii ow minir ornuuci, ill pflOI HluulU (it I1M lllf
It im mm iMf lo bif Hkjji apvclwlii
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Dr. C. H. Francis,
Optician
CHAS.H. FRAN, CIS. M.D.jCM
AUPIN. OREGON
Mem. Coll, Phys. & Sufg.,
Ontario
Licentiate, Minnesota and
Orgqr)
Prqmpt Service on Either
Day or Night Callg
Eye tested, Glases Fitted
The Maupin Kanoy
HShopr-
E. J.Stypb, Prop.
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Cones,
Sodas of ajl kindp. Anything
you want in. the soft drink
line.
We hve just installed a
first-class soda fountain and
can serve you wjth all the
latest drinks.
We also parry a fujl line of
CANDIES
tfiSSZHHESS
Blacksmith And Wagonshop
FRALEY AND VANDERPOOL
Horseshoeing, Blacksmithing and Wagonmak
ing. All kinds of Rfcpair. 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 Antoaiobile, Supplies and
are prepared to do all kinds of Auto repair work
Bring Those Plow Shares to Sharpen
We Sharpen Them While You Wait
MAUPIN - OREG.
For
Poland
Sale A thoroughbred
China Boar, at Thomas
Flanagan's ranch Maupin, Oregon.
Ice. Creaiu Sunday at; E. J.
Styer's,
Messers R. H. Dre and Win
R. Lacey of Portland, are Maupiu
visitors, for a few weeks in the in
terests. o the Empire Iuvestmeij.t
company. Mr, Drake w;as former
ly with the United Artisans, but is
now with the above firm handling
Seaside property.
I carry all kinds of stones for
rings and. pins Eimmpns tne.
Jeweler.
Mr. Hume, a painter from Wap
initia., has given Fishcher's garage
a coat of white with trimmings of
slate color,, He will commence the
buildings of the Kelly farm, the
C. H. Crofoot residence, in a short
time.
Mr. Staats has a dish of strav
berris in his shoy case from the
Vaudepool berry patch, which
champion anything this season so
far, sojne of them measuring s'x
and one-half inches in diameter,
and look good enough perhaps
they keep longer undes glass.
Ray Kayler and Heni;y Holland
made a trip over to Rutledge in
Sherman county alter tne latter s.
well drilling outfit, arriving with
it in Tygh Valley Tuesday, even
ing, where Mr, Holland will sink
a well for. Vince Steers and later
one for Ed Bptliwel) on the Flat.
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 wanjj.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.
uu
tell Turner, Lora Goetien, Fern
Mayhew, Tom Smith, Vera Goet
jeu, Marilda Chouinard, Arthur
Philmle,
Xame
..Address
Tht Provident Dufftr.
Patron-! want some flshballs. Deal
er-What for? Patron-I'm cotag out
Rolling, nnd I want them to drive at
the water hazard. JihIrp.
Uasty climbers hare sudden fall
French rroverb
The au,tos out for th e sheariug
crew became disabled Wednesday
evening between Antelore and
Prineville.' Bud Smith walked 18
miles to reach. Prineville that night
while the rest waited for, repairs to
come. L. D. Kelly, A. L. Barnes,
and D. A, Moad returned, taking
out Mr. Kelly's new car. with nec
essaries for the other machines.
Mjs. Moad started with them yes
tjer, morning, going to Antelope.
Fischers Garage 'On the Deschutes'
Especially resislajit to shock, strain and vibration,
the Ford is . the sturdiest,, most durable car in the
world. Vanadium, steel, heat-tr,eated by the Ford
process, accounts for the strength and light weight of
the Ford car, Strong, light, simple and efficient, the
Ford gives service and satisfaction to more 'than
700,000 owners every day, at. an, average cost of two
cents a mile for operation and maintenance.
Buyers will share in profits if we sell at retail 300,000
irew Ford cars between August 1914 and August 1.915.
Runabout $440; Touring Car $490; Town Car $690;
Coupelet $750; Sedan $975,. f!" o. b.. Detroit with all
equipment.
On display and sale at E. J. FISCHER'S GARAGE.