The Maupin times., August 04, 1916, Image 1

MMJPIN
Peyotedto tle Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 2, NO. 43
MAJP(N, SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 4, $
THE YEAR $1.50
THE
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CfmTUCDA
PREMIUM LIST I .
j wiern rniniTvtc
Fo.urthj Annual .
FAIR
To Be Held At
t TYGH VALLEY, OREGON
'Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September 13th, 14th, 15th,
. H. McAtee, Pres.
. J, E. Kennedy, Yice Pres. .
F. C. Butler, Sec.
J. T. Harper, Treas,
- ! DIRECTORS
LD Kelly J.S.Brown
K. L. Hauser John Engles
W. . McAtee I. E. Kennedy
,-. . FfC. Butler J.T.Harper
Produce Grown on Bottom or Irrigated L,and
FARM PRODUCE
DIVISION A
No. Entry Premium
Exhibit of graiu . ...
Half Bushel Turkey fted Wheat
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2
3
4
5
6
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$1.5
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1. 00
1. 00
1. 00
j. 00
I. DO
1.00
J. 00
1. 00
1.00
1. 00
Half Bushel Oats any variety i.oo
Half Bushel shelled Corn J,0o
Twelve ears Pod Corn i.oo
Twelve Ears Sweet Corn i.oo
Twelve ears Field Com ,. i.oo
Half Bushel Forty-fold Wheat
Half Bushel Club Wheat ..'. ...
Half BusheJ Bluestem Wheat
; Half Bushel any other variety winter Wheat
Half Bushel any other variety spring Wheat
Half Bushel Rye any variety
Half Bushel Beardless Barley .,
Half Bushel Irish Barley
Half BusheJ Blue Barley....
Half Bushel Barley any variety
Sheaf Stalks Sweet Corn i.oo
Sheafj 2 talks Field' Corn i.oi
Sheaf 6 inches in diameter Alfalfa i.oo
Sheaf 6 inches in diameter Clover 1.00
Sheaf 6 inches in. diameter Timothy i.oo
Sheaf 6 inches in diameter Sudan . i.oo
Sheaf 61 inches in diameter Oats .. i.oo
Sheaf 6 inches in diameter Wheat i oo
Sheaf 6 inches in diameter Barley i.oo
Display of Hops 1,00
Class Z
Reck Small White Beans .
Peck Colored Beans
Peck. Smooth Peas
Peck W"nkle4 Peas
1.00
1.00
1 .00
1.00
Produce Grown on Bottom or irrigated Land
VEGETABLES
DIVISION B
Potatoes Late varieties Half Bushel ' i.oo
Potatoes Early varieties Half Bushel i.oo
Potatoes 3 Late varieties 6 specimens each
Potatoes 3 Early varieties 6 specimens each
Beets Table varieties specimens
Beets Mangel-Wurzel 6 specimens
Beets Sugar 6specimeus
Carrots Table varieties 6 specimens ......
Carrots Sto'cjs. varieties specimens
Rutabagbes any variety 6 specimens....... i.oo
i.oo
1.00
1.00
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
i.oo
I.oo
Turnips any variety specimens
Parsnips any variety 6 specimens
Pabbage Early 3 specimetis
Cabbage Late 3 specimeus
Cafibage Heaviest Head Not Trimmed..
Cauliflower 3 specimens...
....... 1.00
String Beans 3 pounds or display ... 1.00
1.00
1.00
1.00
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4S Onions Yellow Djanyers 1 peck 1.00
4q' Onions Redweatherfields 1 peck 1.00
50 Onions any other variety 1 peck
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52 Peas Table 3 pounds or display
53 Cucumbers Best Display
54 Squishes 3 specimens
55 - Pumpkins 3 specimens 1.00
56 Watermelon? 3 specimens . r.oo
57 Watermelon Largest 1.00
58 Mnskmelons 3 specimens I 00
59 Tomatoes 6 specimens ...... 1.00
60 Individual Display of Vegetables I.oo
(Continued on pages 3 andS). The Juvenile,
section of the premium list will appear next week.
Divisions C and D on page 3 should be numbered
consecutively from GO to J.20 instead of 1 to 60.
More Rainbow Trout
Monday, a car load of bajiy fish
from the government hatchery
near Cascade LockB were unloaded
ind deposited in the Deschutes
fiver at this place. It is said that
the large native fish could be seen
to come and devour mouthfuls of
the little Bainbow trout as hey
were emptied into the river, and
as a result of he destruction by
larger fish probably only a small
percentage pj the 50,000 m sur
vive. Four more car loads of fish
ure being deposited in the riyer at
different points.
Will be Reclaimed
Salem, Qre., July 26. Plane
for f,he reclaimation of 36,000 aereB
along the White River in Wa8C0
county, have been completed by
State Engineer Lewis in coopera
tion with John T. Whistler of the
pmted States recjalmatiou service
Jt is proposed, to irrigate 36,Q00
acres of land lying on both sides
ot the river in the White river
projept, using the waters of the
stream. The estimated cost of
the works is $1,300,000.
Mite River
Mabel
THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS RECENTLY
Another Narrowly Escaped
Wasoo county recenty has tx-'
perienced a number of automobile
acoidents among which are' the
following of, local interest.
Last week a new Michigan tour
ing car owqed by y. L Sanders' of
the Dalles, ana being driven by
bim for the frst time,1" rolled cCln
pletely over during its wild plunge
down an embankment and landed
on its side in the creek below.
The accident happened noar the
Manchester Lumber Company's
mill 14 miles south of The Dalles.
That none were seriously hurt or
killed was miraculous. The rear
end of the machine, in rolling ov
er, hit a large stump which kept
part of the car away from the
ground in such a manner that it
was not badly damaged, and prob
ly prevented at least some of the
occupants from being seriously
crushed or killed. Ogden Elwood
son of Dr. J. L. Elwood of this
place was among the occupants of
the machine.
A Ford car carrying two men
up Tygh grade Sunday became
unmanageable through fault of its
steering apparatus and went ovor
the bank, taking a course down
Clifford Jlaines and
Morrow are visiting with their 1 the canyon, where it was finally
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L P. 'retarded and anchored. Both oc
cupants were b,adly hurt, one be
ing renioyed to ,the hospital
yon
$6 BUYS $1000
Field grain Insurance for 3 months
You cannot afford ta take the chances against wild
fires, cigarette smokers and thresher engines.
Insurance covers the grain standing, or cut, in stack,
in sack, in bulk, in bin, warehouse or elevator.
MAUPIN STATE BANK
Criterion
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SHOE SALE
We are placing' on sale
200 pairs of men's and
Women's shoes that we
will sell at and below
cost. If we have your
size you can get a pair of
shoes cheap.
SHATTUCK BROS,
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Henry Holland is drilling a well
for Peter Kirsch.
Miss Pearl Truax is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Bert McCready.
We noticed Henry Kramer going
down t te toad with a neck yoak
over his shoulder and we woifder
if he was looking for a wagon to
fit it to.
Wfe all sympathize with Mrs,
Bonney and Miss Young in their
sad berdavemeut. Their dog
died hst week.
C. A. Duns i-hauling lumber
for his grainery. .
A. A. Canfield left for Portland
and vallev points, the latter part
of Use week.
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Heading will begin here in a few
days, crops are looking fine espe
ally the spring whert and barley.
Tunisou.
Mr. Ellis held services at White
River last Sunday.
Mrs. Coberth spent a few days
with her sister Mrs. Grover Webb.
J. G- Tunison conducted the
5 rvices at Shady Bropk Sunday.
Sidney and Ruby Wilson spent
the week end at Wapinfda.
Mr. Mrs. Quincy Morrow hav
moved to the plant, Quincy tauit g
the summer run, during the
operators vacation.
A party of young folks wert
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Curtis on a small trip Sunday.
York Wilson left on a busine e
tip to Idaho Wednesday morning.
Messages were received by heli
ograph from Len Wilson at Mi.
Wilson, near Mt. Hood, on Ha;
Tunison's hill an Wednesday about
11:45. Ruby and Don .flashed
back to him a . reply.
Heading is nearly fiinished in
this vicinity for this season,
Mr. Coberth went to The Dulles
one day this week purchasing a
Ford for Mr. and Mrs. Clogher a
Pacific Light and Power man ol
New York who expect to make a
tour of the interesting places
through eastern Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave I less left on
their vacation trip Monday morn-
Mg to .Mr. Hess' rancli at Baudot).
They are going through Portland
and Wilboit Springs where they
will visit Mrs. Hess' mother.
Last Friday .evening, when as
cending Rock Creek grade abpve
Wamic, with only dim kerosene
lights burniui! to assist our mem
ory in locating the road the little
Maxwell, recently purchased" by
ye scribe was deliberately driven
off into the canyon and rolleij
over a couple times., landing on
its left side. Miss Lwy Brittairi
and Little Elvin Breshears were'
with us, the former receiving a
couple slight cuts 'in the face and
Elvin was jarred up and cried fo
few minutes, but slept peacefully
as soon as camp was spread. Sat
urday morning we wended our
way up to 'Mother's' and Sunday
morning our two brothers and Wil
bur Mulvaneybuilt a road for the
car, set it on its wheels, pulled it-
back onto the road, cranked it,
and we traveled O K. The only .
loss suffered was the top, wind
shield and several gallons of gaso
line, which necessitated calling
for the services of B. D. Fraley',
to supply us with the necessary
fluid and tell us to drive on.
WThile stopped near the foot of
Vhite River grade with the ma
chine set in reverse, Mr. Fraley
and family had a narrow escape
from backing down the canyon, a
pile of rocks being all that stop
ped the car from a fatal trip, '
(Wapinitia)
Mr, Aplibg js going' to give the
people a treat next Saturday and
Sunday by getting strawberry iqe
cream. Dee fright came put from' the.
( mountains Wednesday.
Bakeoven Flat
Edwin Mays and family returned
Monday ftotn a visit in Portland.
K, S. Hemming shipped a bunch
of cattle to Pottlaud (Sunday,
Ha ing is in full blast on the Flat.
Mrs. Bleakney, Ethel and Mr.
Curismau and son visited at
Davis Bros, last Tuesday." '
L. L. Christman is getting his
threshing machine ready to liegin
Take Notice
There have been so many falce
representations and 80 much
trouble caused from the water be
tng contaminated herein Maupin
and being the owner of the town,
site of Maupin and the water sup.
ply, tliAl 1 positively lurlml any
more cattle, horses or hugs to run
at large in the town of Maupin, or
any children found playing around
the stream, thi'ir parents will I
on those line wheat and barl.y! held rpp"nnibl. Any 0110 found
field. He expects a good run
Claud Wilson ' killed a fine
young beef list Monday.
W.'A. Brown" went to Maupin
last Monday. '
Tillie Mtliatt ba.l returned home
from visiting friends at Wasco.
Cirl Metz is geting to be quite
a traveler in his buz wagou.
inediilihg with the water supply
in any wy without th order or
permission of the owner will bp
prosecuted to the extent of the law
Mr. Ahauki ik II. Staats
(Signed)
We hare cabbage, hefts in
onions for lle t residence. A.
Martin, Maupin. A4tf
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford" Motor Company is one of the
largest consumers of steel in the world
-2O0.Q00 tons this year. The great
volume of production -- over 500,000
cars and the efficient Ford manufactu
ring organization brings production and
sdling costs down to a. minimum.
That's why ford Buyers get more car
ior less money. Runabout $390;
Touring Car $440; Coupelet $5VQ;
Town Car $640; Sedan $740. All
i. o. b. Detroit. On sale at
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Fiehif?s Garage
MAUPin ORE,
The Home You Have Always Wanted
Did you ever get so far as to find out about
what it would cost? Ever have or see a plan
of it or anything nearly like it?
Quite a few people have found after talking
with us that building the "home they have al
ways wanted" wasn't bo big or expensive a job
as they had thought, and today they are enjoy
ing their new homes.
Our architects have planned in the last year
over 100 home3 for -customers We can make
Your IDEAL HOME FIT your POCKETBOOK
JuKt give us an idea of the kind of house you
have in mind-our big new FREE TLANEOOKS
help you decide and we will submit blue print
ed plans-with our right price on ALL material
necessary for the building. Simple., isn't it?
And no obligation to thie atcll-ino "peeving"
if you don't buy.
"See .Peter Kilburg about it"
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The Ho?"? ol Tu!tw -lumber