The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930, January 28, 1916, Image 8

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Published Every Friday
E. Disekcw, Publisher
Subscription: One Year, $l'0,Six Mntjs 75cts, lpe Months 50
Entered a3 second class mail matter September 2, 1914. at the
post office at 'Maupin, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
A. J. Baxter arrived Wednesday
coming fronj 'Criterion on horse
back with, the mail from that plaee,
which should have arrived Tucsdav
but owing to an epidemic of )r.
grippe and snow drifts was delay
jed. Show is drifted soine places
in that section to a depth of six or
eight feet. "
School People Notice
A plan for giving public recog
nition to those teachers of the
state who have proved themselves
o be progressive as well as success
ful in their work, has been an
nounced by Superintendent of
Public Instruction, J, A. Churchill.
To all teachers who meet the five
requirements adopted by the Stale
Superintendent, there will be given
Professional Teacher's Certihcates
J
which will certify that the holders
have not only taught successfully
during the precedingyear, but that
jhey are progressive and have
shown a proper professional spirit
toward their work. The certificate
will hi issued by the Superintend
' put of Public Instruction upon the
Statement of the county superin
tendent that all of the requirements
haye been met and that the teacher
deserves especial recognition of his
attainments. While the certificate
will in itself not entitle the
poller to teach, it will be of great
assistance to school boards in help
ing them to selec thoroughly
progressive and up-to-date teachers
who have been especially successful
ju their work,
The requirements which must
be met ftr the Professional Teach
er's Certificate are as follows:
I Having taught successfully
for at least eight mouths during
the year I9i5ti9iq.
3 Having met all of the require
tnents for a teacher in a standard
school and having complied stiictly
with the laws relating to fire
dang:rs and fire drills.
3 Having sent promptly to the
county superintendent all reports
requested by him or required by
law.
4 Having attended the annual
teachers' institute of teachers'
1 1 aiiiing school, and at least one
local .jus,titute.
5 Having read during the year,
uuder the supervision of the Uni
versity of Oregon, or the Oregon
Times
at Maujpin, Oregon,
Agricultural College, at least two
books on the teachers,' circle list.
A gentle eninook accompanied
by some rain cleared the snow of
the past few we-ks and left the
ground bale. Sunday was a beau
tiful warm, siinsniny day, but
Monday morning found winter
again upon us the snow continuing
all ilay and the ground has been
cuvered again this week, tempera
ture rangiue between freezing and
zero.
What is Woman's Work
CJne need not go all the way to
Europe to see women doing work
that wasoncea "man's job." The
are doing that ' right here in the
Utiiied States -working side bv
ide with men, and doing work
that man used to imagine none
but he coijUl ever do.
Notice the figures just made pub
lic by the Missouri bureau of labor
statistics. There are, in Missouri
232,720 wage-working women and
girls over the age of 14 And they
are doing almost everything under
the sun. For instance, five are
teamsters, eight keep livery stables,
thirty-five are rajjroad ticket and
station agents, forty-five are mail
carriers, five are fisherwomen, one
is a wop,dchopper, and there are
five women paper-hangers, pattern
makers, sawyers, painters, glaziers,
varnishers, embalmer lawyers,
physicians, esseyers, metallurgists
and preachers.
Outside Mention
Jerome Btuan of uHiipin was a
business visitor in The Dalles Sat
urday. F. T. Confer of Matipin, was a
! icai business visitor Saturday.
M. L. Grossman of the Mapuin
district was an over Sunday visitor
here the 24th
R. II. Drake of Portland was in
The Dalles yesterday the 25th.
A. A. Bonney of Tygh Valley
is in town for a few days to meet
the agriculturists. Tan. 25th.
F. A. Morrow of Wamic was in
The Dalles the L'6tli on business.
Sun.
The Great Southern Railroad
was unable to operatic its tiains at
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ON WINTER TOURS OF
CALIFORNIA
V NOW how to work ; how
.xv- to play; and where their
play time is best. They help .to
make your visit to California
truly delightful
; ! Go via the ; .i' H
WC 0RE60R-WASRINCT0M RAILROAD t MVItATKW CO ' ' ' X
m Union Pacific System rfKcj
Y& Any agent will be glad to help you )y
plan your trip; or, write the General ".(l.
bm il Passenger Agent, Portland, for liter- ' z3 1 ' t".
Wifi atureandfullinformatioa lniV-'
Dufur Jan. 24th, on account of the
damsge to the track caused by the
high water. That section of VVapco
County is now without mail and
train service. Oregonian
Among the jury drawn for the
Circuit Court this week are j. P.
Abbott, Wapinitia, Andrew Crab
tree. Maupin, James Cook. Tygh
Valley, John Mayfield and G. W.
Bargainholt. Wamic, J. A. Rooper,
E. II Glissan and J. M. Cole, of
Antelope, and John Hanna of
Wamic.
The Thursday night train of a
week; ago was derailed at Sherar
and held until Friday noon when a
relief engine from Fallbridge put
them on the track again. They
reached Portland at 3:30 in the
afternoon.
P. A. Coal states that he rer
ceived a letter from a friend at
Bend saying that place was on the
boom; that 400 men are there with
nothing to eat except what the
lumber companies furnish free
grains well, there is nothing like
that in our town.
The solo party at L D. Kelly's
Tuesday night was a success in
every sense. Al St. Dennis won
first prize, Ben Fraley second, and
L,. D. captured the booby prize
which consisted of a box of matches
and treated the smokers with the
necessary explosives to light their
cigars.
Will' W'!
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LOCAL?
All Around Town
Band
night.
practice every Tuesday
Call the Times office and see our
calendars,
J. A. Chouinard went to Bend
Friday night.
John and Frsncis Confer were in
town Tuesday.
Fraukie Gesji was over from
Wamic Tuesday.
Jerouie Buzau made
The Dalles last week;
a trip to
Clem Matthews was in town
Tuesday for supplies,
II. Jj. Emmons returned home
from Portland Monday.
Mrs. Staats is a visitor in the
metropolis this week.
Get your butter wrappers print
ed at The Times office.
E. A, Chandler was in from
Criterion Monday returning Tues
day. Anson Lindley and family came
in Tuesday from the Bakeoven
country.
Jas. Dorau from Flanagan whs
a business visitor at JJaupiu
Tuesday
The Bakeoven and Criterion
majls are now being carried on
horseback,
If the other fellow could not fix
your watch bring it to Enunons
the jeweler.
The Dyer girls are staying with
their aunt, Mrs. Moss, during the
cold weailu r.
John Wesley arrived two weeks
ago to make his home with Mr.
and Mrs. W, A. Davis of Bake
oven. . R. 0. Aubrey has a new sample
book from the Ilennig-Panl tailor
ing company of Chicago and is
ready to take orders for suits.
15. J. Slyer and Frank Gabel
were passengers on Mouday's uigltt
train to Portland, Mr. Chapel hav.
ing charge of Mr. Styer's shop in
his absence.
Considerable work was done on
the water system Sunday, with the
result that we now have the privil
edge of getting water from John
Donaldson's jaul.
Mr. and Mi. McKte of the
lllittei'iek l'..sli' 11 Co. were heie
M011J.1) und Ttn.sd.i soliciting
siibseulHMs for ilie Delineator.
Mr. Fischer leeeivel , a letter
fioiu his Mskr in Fair Acres,
Albeilu, Canada, saving that Ht
that place the thermometer regis
teird 5 J deglees be low ZelO.
The rucks likened by the recent
thaw ami lulling oil to the side
tracks at the (). T. depot have
kept the local section men busy
this week blusnng tlieni out-
The little daughtei of Aithur
Henderson of Crileikm died Wed
nesday of pneumonia mid will be
btiiied thi afternoon, Pastor Kllis
of this place having charge of the
f uncial.
CHAS.H. FRANCIS, M.D.;C.M
MAUPIN, OREGON
Mem- Coll, Phys.
Ontario
& Surg.,
Licentiate Minnesota
Oregon
and
Prompt Service on Either
Day or Night Calls
Eye tested, Glasses Fitted
Make land filings and final proof
before United Slates Commissioner
Stuart.
Oan You Do It?
TEST TYPE.
Defect! of eyeileht rtfpirtoir by ih tnt f (pcrtae! u jmnir
hn!ct and an o nmiiri by tli.- proper adjuitmect of p ntU ni-di
ItBIM
r-.-.i 'Ht eje . If yai mi-oot do o vmUiarM ncur sptcucla,
.'itJo inty Jiorlllicni.',i'i;btlilniuItlta
' i'i i'"" 'j'"".Jit1ft 1 JU 1iT''iRt. -Wtitu It It
Dr. C. H. Francis, Optician
The regular 50 cent box: of
chocolates for 30 ctnts at Tallcott's
just out of the factory.
R J. Fischer announces that
they are now enjoying green prions
grown on their ranch
Don't blame your clock ft
needs cleaning. Emmons will
do it for you and guarantee it.
Subscriptions for stock in the
Tygh Valley Fair Association will
be received at The Times office.
G, L. Harphan has been up the
Deschutes this week with Henry
helping improve their property on
the rivet.
Exquisite Chocolates at Tallcott's
Just received, a fresh invoice of
delicious chocolates and other nice
candies.
Mr. Conklin returned Tuesday
afternoon after several days vaca
tion in the metiopolis.
Go to Fischer's Garage for all
your automobile accessories, gaso
line and storage of machinery.
The
Anbry
week.
little daughter
has been quite
of R. 0.
sick this
The Times would like to
ex
pay change subscriptions in part
for wood. Call us up.
W. C. Hanna and wife of Dufur
arrived 011 Tuesday's afternoon
train to spend a few days with Mrs.
Hanna's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. A. Dei thick.'
If you get a 'sample copy' of the
Times this week you are invited to
carefully look it over and come in
auu suuscriue. we want you on
our mailing list.
Church Notice.
Maupin Sunday services, Sunday
School, io a. ni preaching, 11 a.
m. and 7:30 p. 111. Come.
G. It. ELLIS. Pastor.
Harneti and Shoe Mended
A, D. GIBBS, Tygh Valley, Or
Walter Driver and family and
Miss raye Driver passed through
here Tuesday going to the former's
Criterion homestead after a visit
with their pareuts on Juuiper Flat.
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.
To half pint of water add 1 01. Ba
Rum. a small bo- of Barto Compound,
and 4 o. ot glycerine. Apply to the hair
twlca a Week until tt becomes the desired
shade.' Any druKKlet can put this up or
you can mix It at homs at very little cot
Full directions for making and use com
In each box of Harbo Compound. It will
erndunllv dnrken ntrealtA.! fn.t.l iri-nv
l air, nnil removes dandrulT. It In excel-
li-nt for ralMuit hnlr and will make harsh
hair soft and Rtoasy. it will not color the
scalp, is not ttl -ky or itreasy, and does not
rub off.
The folimvinit pupils of Southern
Wiisco f'oiinty successfully passed
the Januaiy eight li erade exaniimt.
tiois; Hjarlea B. Lake,
Jimmic ., KUtner, Wamic,
Louis Elsie 'kehder and
Ruth Whe.ilv, Slidniko, Ore.
and
Ore.
F.thel
Are you Un:g The Times liner
column rtlrsi yo'i Vave nv thing
to sell or want to buy some article
that your neighoor may have or
wishes to disHiso rf? If not try
a want ad in that column. We are
sure that it will bring result.
Local Mark its
Potatoes', 1.75,
I .Cabbage, 2c,
.Onions, 2 i-2c.
Eggs, jo,
'Butter, creamery 40; claim- 35.
Sugar, 7.00.
Apples, choice 1.75 bo-.
Bacon, 17 1-2 to 25.
Salt, dairy 65 per sack, fancy
table 90. . -
Flour, bbl 5.60, 6,00.
Bran, $29 per ton.
Shorts, $31 per ton,
Salt, $15 per ton.
Wheat, forty-fold r,oo, club 98;.
blue stem r.oj.
Hogs; best light 6.10
Good Investment
A3 investment thoroughly worMi
while is offered for ale for a short
time at $22.5,0 an acre. Farm of
2oq acres on part terms; 50 acres
in cuitivatum and 75 more can be
cultivated apd tlje balance is good
pastite ' and . woods land. Good
buildings and fences and right to
plenty of irrigation water, All
kinds of fruit. Qn njral mail rotne
and telephone line and reasonably
close to schooj and church. Call
at the Tini'.'S office.
LEGAL NOTICES
NO riCE FOR PUBLICATION
(publisher)
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon, January 19 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that
GEORGE D. ALBRIGHT,
of Shauiko, Oregon, who on May
1st, 1612, made Homestead Entry
no. 010255 and on May 22nd. 191 4,
made additional Homestead Entry,
no. 013252, for SI-2NWI-4 & the
SWI-4, Sec. 33, T. 7 s, R. 15 u,
lots 3 & 4, Section 4, Township 8
south, Range 15-East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of intent
tion to make Final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before H. C.
Rooper, U. S. Commissioner, at
Antelope. Oregon, 011 the 1st day
of March, iqi6.
Claimant names as witnesses!
Herbert W. Cook, Harrison Gray.
Gharles C. Robinson. Henrv Cook,
all of Shauiko, Oregon,
II. rank Woodcock,
p ' llegiser.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(pubushek)
Department of the Interior,
U. S, Land Office at the Dalles,
Oregon, January 13th 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that
James O. Minks
of Tygh Valley, Oregon, who, on
Maicli 3rd 1911, made Homestead
Entey No. .08239. H"d on Novem
ber 10th, 1914 made additional
Homestead Ktitry No. 014036, for
wi-2 SB 1 -4,- Ei 2 svvi-4, NK1-4 of
SHI-4, SEI-4 NWI-4, SWI-4 NI I-4,
& Lot 3,' Section 7, Township
4-Sotith, Range 15-lvist, Willam
ette Jeriflian, has filed notice of
intention to make Final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the
laud above described, before F, D.
Stuart, U. S. Commissioner, at
Maupin, Oregon, on the 25th day
of February 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles H. Augee, D. C. Munger,
0. A. Pattison all of Grass Valley,
Oregon, L. C. Minks, of Tygh
Valley, Oregon.
H. Frank Woodcock,
p Register.
NOTICF. FOR PUBLICATION.
(t'VnUSHER)
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Laud office at the Dalles,
Oregon. January 13th, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Chakles H. Ait.ee
of Grass Valley, Oregon, who, on
February 15th, 1911, made Homt
stead Entry No. 08130 and on
September ist, 1914 made addi
tional Homestead Entry No.
013S73, for Lots 3-4, ei-2 swi-4,
r-i-i SK1-4, vSec. 31-SI-2 swi-4,
ieetion 32, Township 3-S0111I1,
Kange lyEast, Willamette Meri
lian, has filed notice of intention
1 10 tliakr
Final three year Proof,
to establish claim to the laud
above described, before F. D.
Stuart, U. S. Commissianer, at
Maupin, Oregon, on the 15th daj
of February 1916. .
Claimant names as witnesses:
I. 0 Minks, L. S. Minks both of
Tygh Valley, Oregon, D. C, Mon
ger, C. A. Pattison both of Grass
Valley.
H. Frank Woodcock,
p Regiser.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(pvbusiier)
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon. January 13th 1916.
NOTICE is hereby giveu that
Peter J. Kirsch
if Criterion, Oregon, who, on
iepteml'er 19th, 1912, made
lomestead Entry No. 010741 and
in May 1st 1914 made additional
homestead Entry No. 0,12997, for
u-2 nei 4, si-2 NW1-4, & Lois
i-2-vt. Sec. S'Lot I, Section 0,
Tiwnship 7-South, Rauge 15-East,
Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final
hree year Proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, liefore
F. D. Stuart, U. S. Coin.nisr
Moner, al Maupin, Oregon, on the
jth day of March, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
0. L. Ruthford, C. A. Duns, Fred
doruquist, R. H. DeCamp all of
Criterion, Oregon,
H. Frns Woodcock,
p Register.
NOTICE PoR PUBLICATION.
publisher)
Department of the Interior,
U S. Land office at The Dalles,
Oregon, December 29th, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that
1 FRANK GABEL
whose postroffice address is Wapin
itia, Oregon, did 011 the 17th d; V
if March, igi5, file in this offic-i
! 'Sworn Statement and Application,
Vo. 014619, to purchase the SB I -4
IE 1 -4, Sec 18- NEI-4 NEi-4, Sec
: ton 19, Township 6-Soiith, Range
i-east WillainetteMeridian.and the
iniber thereon, under the prow's,
ions of the act of June 3, 1S78, Mid
acts amendatory, known as the
"Timbei and Sione Law," at such
value as might be fixed 'by apprais.
:iient. ami lliat, pursuant to such
application, ilie laud and timber
thereon haye been appraised at
$235,00 the tjniber estimated
360000 board feet at 75 cents per
M , and the land $40,00; that said
applicant will offer final proof in
support of his application and
swoin statement q:i the gtlj day of
March, 19.16,, before p. D. -Stuart,
U. S. ConnnissiQiier at Maupin,
Oregon.
Any pcrsqu is at liberty tq pro-,
test, (his purchase before entry,
or initiate a contest at anv time
before patent issues, by filing' a
corroborated affidavit in this office,
alleging facts which wquJd defeat
the entry.
H. Frank Woodcock,
p Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(publisher)
. Department of the Interim-,
United States Land Office at Tha
Dalles, Orejjon, December 13,
NOTICE is hereby given that
George R. Chandler.
of Wamic Oiegon who on February
23rd, 1909, made Homestead Entry
No. 04554, for SW i-4, Section 4
r- . c?....it- n r....
- 1 i , - - " -1
WillamiMr. Mrlrtiuii liau ll .
notice ol intention to make final
fivrf vpnr nrnnF to pvtahlwh ptaiiti
to the land above described, before
F. D. Stuart, U. S. Commissioner,
at Maupin, Oregon, 011 the 29th
.1 -C T - '
nay ui jcuiuai y jyio,
Claimant names as witnesses;
Frank X'tvier, Benjamin Steed,
James H. Woodcock, Henry Wing
all of Wamic, Oregon.
, H. Frank Woocock,
p Regiser.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(publisher)
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office at The
Dalles, Oregon, December 2oth,
1915.
NOTICbl is lierehy given that
ANNA T POTTER
of Shauiko, Oregon, who on June
26th, 1912, made Homestead Entry
No. 010468, forsvvi'4 swi-4, Sec.
14, sei-j NEI-4, Sc-c. 22, &WI-2
nwi 4, Section 23 Township 7
South, Range 15 East, Willamette
Meridian, has filed notice of inten
tion to make Final three year
Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before H; C.
Rooper, U. S. Commissioner, at
Antelope, Oregon, on the 28th,
day of January 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses:
. Cora B. Mitchell, William T.
Pureed, George E Fine, Jacob M.
Wilson all of Shauiko, Oregon.
H. I'rank Woodcock,
Regiser.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(publisher)
Department of the Interior,
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon. January 13th, 19m,
NO TICE is hereby given that
Lfk O. Woods
of Kent, Oregon, who, on July
31st, 1912, made Homestead Entry
No. 010587 and on July r9th, 1915
made additional Homestead Eutrv
No. 015255, for NWI-4, theNi-2
SEI-4, 8H1.4 SEI-4, NEI-4 SW1.4,
Section 12, Township 6-Soutli,
Range 17-East, Willamette Merid
ian, lias filed notice of intention
to make Final three year Proof,
to establish claim to the laud above
described, before II. C. Rooper, U.
rt. -Commissioner, at Autelope,
Oregon, ou the astbday of Febru
ary, 1916.
, Claimaut names as witnesses
Andf J. Holt, William Mitchell,
John H. Barnett all of Kent, Ore
rou, Louis A. Sickles, of Shauiko.
H. Fhank Woodcock,
u Reflstetv