MAW . . : - . I Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL 3," NO. 17 MAUPIN. SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2, 19i7 the Year $1.50 SENT IN BY -OUR- CQRRESPONDENTS Criterion : C. G. Seogsberij 'says that after ,ve years in "th cattle business ttfcs had the extraordinary good luck to And that one of the eowi had brought a heifer xalf. ' Con gratulations. "' Arthur Henderson's little boy h been quite lick with pneu tnonU. .. 5(The dance at J. E. Miller's lait Saturday night was well attended and everyone reported a pleasant time. , DeCamp and Green hare bought the Wooliey hone and intend to make the season at Criterion. The Criterion school board ac cepted the wetland paid over the contract price last Monday. The patrons can now have plenty of good water at the school'. -The well ii 407 feet deep. With the .completion of the well we haye about a" completely an equipped school as ny in. the county, a ood hone barn, woodahed, worn wire fence, playing apparatus, as weir M . the flnt Standard rnral achool in the county. Smock Items Mrs. O. R. Fleck return d Wed- FARM BOOK KEEPING URGED Farm Management Specialist H. P. Keyei, who is representing both U. S. and State Government in that capacity, in company with County Agriculturalist Chase ad dressed a number of farmers and would be farmers Wednesday at the school house on the subject of account keepibej on the farm as a method of discovering the 'leaks' in that line of business. Mr. Chase said that about 100 farmer of the county tie using an exact system of accounts, twelve of whom are in this locality. nesday from Portland after visiting her mother and sister a couple weeks. She brought home a niee brijiht baby girl which she has adopted from the orphan's home A. J. Hill was a Wamic basinets visitor Thursday, Mrs. Hill and children accompaniuK him as far as Grandma Farlow's. Friday be ing her birthday, Mrs. T. E. Far- low entertained Mrs. Etta Large, Mrs. Edith Hill and sons, Grand ma and Mrtv- Marion Farlow. David May field is suffering with severe cold, chills and pneumonia symtoras. ' ' i CsIIie Duncan visited at Ernest Gesh's Thursday. Jlain Saturday kept the would be debate attendance home; Sun- Will CariottHurt ; The Dallea, Ore., Jan. 29. -Spec iaL Will Carson, a brakemnn on the Q. W. R. & N., who wa knocked down while making a coupling at Meesner Station Satur day evening, and badly crushed, suffered the amputation of hit riajht arm just below the elbow, which was so badly mangled that it could aot be saved. He ia also suffering from a fractured skull, badly lacerated face and internal injuries. He was brought here on a special train a taken to The Dalles Hospital. His condition in precarious, bnt he has a goon fighting chance for hit life.r-Ht has beea vuconsoious for only a few minute, but as yet is unable to explain the accident Oregoniar Mr. Carson is a son of J. J. 'Kit' Carson of Maupin, who wept lb The Dalles the first of the week. day, snow and blusterly and Mon day bliisard. Cecil and Virgil May field furn ished musio for the dunce at the hum of Mf. and Mrs. Sbtprliu on the Flat. Spoot & Sou are cutting Jogs for ilulvaney Bros, While They Last! 6o Boxes of Hood River . '- . Newtowns per box 75c Rich and mellow just the proper, season for this grade of apples. A limited amount to each person Come early and- g'et your share. . LAKE'S CASH STORE For Cofttinam! Serried i " ' , if j l r r. r.m...... I .;U... o o o t t PencSIeton . Blanlcets We HmTafctt OTer R. CJary's iStocR at 10 potcent off Mi'tftt exetit opportunity" to Secure fin Woof Blaikstts-Prtfce will advanet stleawt 20 par ttfii iriithin 6' rtonttit 5HATTUCR BROS; TyghVaJleyl Mr. and Mrs, Porting and Mr. Hanter made a business trip to The Dalles the fifst of the week Clyde Oliver is cutting wood for Charlie Wing. Mrs. Hamblet is visitinf with her granddaughter, Mrs. Rowan Pan Gibbs was butchering t he tore part of the week. ' Mrs. A. A. Bouaey has -one to the hospital to undergo n tbr operation. ' Mrs. Frmk Wing passu! away after a verv inert illiless and wis buried at Waraio last Friday", The family ha the deepest ym pathy of evtJfyonU. Mr. Miller who bought the Btili well piece moved in last week. ' Tom Swift ia ' hauling hay from C. W. Wings. Many from here are intending to go to Maupin to the entertain meuti Mrs. Annie Wing Dead T : ; j I m II Wamic, Jan. 29. Mineral services were held at the Four Corners cemetery Friday Afternoon over the remains of Mrs. Annie Wing who died early Wed- hesday morning at Tjgh. Mrs. Wing had been in poor health for a number of years, suffering with tuberlosis ef the Inngs. An attack of lagrippe, coupled with her weak ened condition: resulted in her eatb, after a few days of acute illness. She was confined to her bed but a few days. Annie May was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Johnson of this place. She was born nt Eight Mile creek this side of The Dulles, in 1880 arid enme witli lit-r parents to this place in 1894. In 1901rhe was married m Fruuk Wing, a resident of thi .ve, chil dren were bom to ibis union, twe boys and two' girl, who with her husband arid parents survive her. "ihe leaves three brothers. Rov Johnson of Rosalie, Wu., William tnd Amos of this pU.p, also three listers, Mrs. Emma Wing, Mrs. Alice Zumwalt, and Mrt, Maggie Wing, all residing here. The fu neral cortege Itft Tygh atone u'clock and arrived at 'thB ceum- tery here about three. Rev Har rison of Tygh conducted the burial rites.' The pall bearers were her school mates and eld friends. They Were Mrs: Nora Miller, M". Georgia Noryel, Mrs. Vva Driver Urs. I,eha Woodcook, Mrs. Katie Driver, and Mm. Jnnsitf Woodcuck Aftuf the brii'f ceryices, th auow ffhitt casket, aAiil;lniug all that is mortal of ode wlm ass niiich e- 'eemed and lVcii lot her kind ud geqtlB 'dipd.mtion was placed ktidi' (lint nt &t bt'tiiher Johnnie aikI i(ie Pldna who (lied it num ber" d yiir ngo, MnV sorrowing relativM aiid friends uttciuled the funeral. ANOTHER FINE Last week A. C. Moad has us wondering whnt was really in pro gress as he was commencing his now well showing up new house, but it is looming up into a neat bungalow built outside and on top of the prsient residence. 1 be old building will be partly reconstruc ted stid form a part of the new. When completed it will be second to no residence on this side in roominess, convenience and pleas ing adpearance. Mrs. A. A, iionney is in the Good SamariUn Honpital. Port land, where she has undergone an operation for appendicitis and oth er troubles, This is the second operation she hat undergone since August, . While she is very sick, her condition is said to besatistac- ry. ' A week Ro today the deal was closed by which 01 He Bothwell purchsced the farra of A. A. J)er thick, four and a half mites west of hfi Mr. Dertltick is adver. tisinp a '!e of persunkl property. The TUuei, fit. 50 a year. E GOTTOGETIIEIt Wednesday Eyenisg A meeting eonvened Wednesday eveaing at the drug store in the interest of the Maupin telephone system. The subject of a separate. line for the business houses of the town was discussed. As tha line is already up and in operation be tween the drug store and the de pot, it will be only matter of a few day notil tha business houses will have made connection and tha line put into active Bervice. Two lines from Criterion and Ridgeway, consisting' of some 40 phones are to connect with the. Maupin switch board jn a short time. The people of the Sakeoven line sent a delegation down Wednesday stating that they bad decided i withdraw from tha Tygh iwit(-Ii board and come to Maupin, v At least two lines are expected to come in from Juniper Flat very soott. . Yefterdity an ewlfvor ... 1 . maue to organise a retlueoe for local patrons in town. Hne See his shadow? Tygh Valley 2 No mail was received at this place Friday evening, the train be Ing late. Tbt movable sehool from Cor vallie was here last Tuesday. The lectures civen by the different speakers fete ttHch enjoyed by th fm-mftrii and their wives. At noon the speakers were plfasantly surged, the Udies of Tygh bav ing prepared dinner for them, , i i Mr.' Chase od Mr. Keyee were in towri Tueada-y the SOth to give tb farmera instruotiens tbdut 'Seeping their farm book. Frank Wing, who has been of oupyhig the Stillwell housa moved hirotffsh!o1d goods to fait" ranch Sunday. T. W. Reel's' sale which was to ha've been held last Saturday was postponed Haiil February f). rs. Fearl Freelove of Huitfrig ton, Ore., is tisfting at the borne of her parents, Mr. and Mr: fe; M Gmiei. : Ueufenent SwIfnA! of ftk Dalles Salvation Army corpe was here soliciting yesterday; fciffc'foWfe ptawt IKfhtb finlals on a grade of 92 plus and Clio Lesan on 91 plus. Gtfd work : M'r. Mertf" was over, from Tygh - When in Tcrtland 'live at the Palace. ' Ui ftwllia Hartiban retsiraed noma fVhaa Pairirid Wedewaday aturrlbUn:1 Church Notice 8unduv School at 10 A. Mi Preach ii.jr at 11 A. M. Song St rrlce at 7:30 P. M. Preaching at 8:00 &ong metjee l'utiilay evening at 7:30 followed tiy Sunday School Teachers meeting. Prayer meeting Thursdsy evele ing at 7;30. The.e service are be ing wen aiienaea oy otir young people and we waut more to help us. E. E. Leaan Pastor. W. O. Vatiderpool made a trip to Dufur Wednesday. TO ERVIC ATISFY If you eontimplit building, fipiirlhr 6 remodeling any of yodf buildings arid if any f the ideua of plana of tktrh buildings shown in our" plan books comply with ycur ideas We will furnish arty plan you select. . Free of Charge diir Tt Serviee Depllrlmciit will co-operot With you, furnish information and auggHilibiis, the latest ideu tmd rtrjdern methods, tfut your ideas ifito a definite plan and fiirniih yrjli k complete estimate oh material required. Come in and we'll talk it over iogethen One Piece or a Carload Tom-A-Lura Lumber Ci hi reier jvnourg, waniger inn w f t y v r r t w m i i The vState has gone Dry Don't h Disparaged go to the Maupin Drug Store atid gei li fabttl of SOOTING SYRUP Nyzds vSpring tS&rsaparilla Prescriptious oiit Jpeclttlt 11 f.T, fl V f 1 ftOMI OF HE THINGS THAT U'fc tAKl od fOR Ytiti DO YOUR NOTARY W0 SEIL YOlR FARM FOR YOU, ' RENT, Y0V A SAFETY tlPQgrr BOX,,, BUY YbUR" WtflAT, BARLEY AND OATS, . . TAKE CXRE OT. YOUR' BANKING BU?INES$; ,., DO YOUR UNIT E0; 3TAt8 COMMISSIONER WORK. ( t ' fclVst tfo A TRIAL WE CAN AND WILL MAKE 666b1 1 44