THE MAUPIN n . .1. . ,Kui5";it Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County . :--r.U ist. is., if . " f ? : 3ft VOL 3. NO.vtt 3o. MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OR Ff.ON FRin A V AP--WiQn. THE YEAR $1.50 7 ; SENT IN BY OUR Wamic News tygh Valley 2 Will Fraley whs over from Gra Valley on his motorcycle Inct week J. T. Harper butchered severtil hog Tuesday. Mn. Sti 1 1 well hns Veen assisting Mri, D.ihl with housework the "past week. Ysrle' Buiniey delivered k bunch of cattle in The Dalle this-weik. Preparation is being niide fur tli picnio the 12tii. INiiry Miller whs down from Waiuicjast week working on J. T. Harper's1 car. Pitrca' Mays arrived from Port land .Wednesday, returning- Sloi, day. y Those attending Wtipinitiaviiu atitute from here Saturday vers R. D. Hewitt and family, A. G. Black, E. I. Bonncy. Mi.-s Ger trtidq Crabtree and the 3rd grade. The tqtrrrel poison was mixed Saturday and portioned out among the members. Mr. Bonuey and Mr. Harrington tiaited the school Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Hewitt are enter taining relatives. Van, Woodruff came out from iy.Tha jtolles Tuesday evening. Rilph Nelson had a diaaatrinua runaway Monday, a week ago, bin p'ow tearri' becoming frightened when striking a rock and breaking a singletreel One of the horseK ran to this place and was caught by the blacksnith here. The an imal had lost the harness before reaching here. Mr. Nelson suffer ed several bruises by being drag ged some d:stance by the fright ened animaR . . A cattle growers meeting iwas held here Thursday afternoon. F. P. Mays fr-'hi Tygh, Sahi Bennett of Badger creek, and Cuas. Ross of Frieud, weare in attendance. Mike Kennedy is slowly recover ing from his receut illness. Peter Peters brought Mrs. Ethel D mean over from Kent Thursday He wa accompanied by Mrs. Bes sie Chandler and three children, who visited relatives here and re turned home .Saturday. Henry ."'MHle'r took Prof, and Mrs. Skirviii 'nd . Miss Crystal Pratt to Wapinitia Saturday to attend the local institute. Jimmie Woodcock' had his lert elbo thrown out of joint Friday by being kickel by a milch cow, Mr. and , Mrs. D. H. Miller of Dufur spent last week with rela tives here. ' Many persons are engaged in planting gaideu this week and lad Mr. an I Mrs. W. H. Magill New Warehouse Report Base Ball Schedule May 6, Maupin vs. TyghVHey rrosnects for Hi? mnrnvernents Hrttvin Nar ijkvY' f 0 1 -w. .w .aT in Future Very Encouraging H'4 Last week the president of the 0. T, was here and after taking a trip through our county and look ing at their present depot, decided to build depot below the bridge. They however wished to get the Lrmera here interested in build ing a grain elevator and graiu and general warehouse in order that they would be assured part of the May 13, Maunin vs. Grass Vullev at Grass Valley, Mant'in v.trats. Valley nt Maupin ' T . on thfr. farmer witb;ksubacriplion their plans tV eipf n I from $15,01 )Q. lin fnr : stnr'k in what will be to $20,000 in 'fixing up- fine depot, called the Maupin Warehouse Co. grounds and boiling a itoek yard. They met with success wherever Th a will be sufficient fro iltfeimiino they went. Up to dale the stock date the country' adjacent Ur here subscribed amounts to $8,400 and for a long time to come, e we are in hopes of getting what Saturday, May P, tbfl' farmers we started out to get by Saturday, will hav a meeting u( Shal tuck's" $12,500. The farmers all gem to; ball for the purpose- p'f completing! on wlint want another warehouse in order their plans for the Warehouse and U ll IMA: If 1MB1IMD ;aa:'.:t.: Fiiioral Todiy . tGran lnia.,, Hny-Ward . died-:'at .Tillamook .and. w "n hi'jinght here on la-t nighl-H train,, s'Jtie reofaiuB wore taken to the Cliaa. II. Cow- foot home and ii;a Ih in thi today.. interment, will (0 Wairiie . cemetery freight in cbb they did move their t lat we may have competition in elevator and the' O. T. ill hae that line, they Mr. LOOK. A Farmer walked, into Lake's Qash Store ard asked the price of an axe. Mr. Lake showed him a standard make, telling: him his price on the same was $2. v ' Why you are a regular robber," said the ' customer. "I can buy the Bame thing frem the mail order house for $1.79 ' "Very well," sajd Mr. Lake, A'l'll meet their price." ' The Farmer counted out $179. "Now" said Mr. Lake, "You owe me two cents for your stamp, three cents for you money order, twenty cents for postage; that makes $2 01, Come around in six days and I'll give you your axe It pays to trade at Lakes Cash Store, he carries a well assorted stock on hand at all tim.'S, and home trade means home prosperity. depot Monday Mr. Wilkes and Mr. Hardy of the O. T. and Dr. El wood and D. M. Shattuck called went to Portland Friday. Little Teddy, son of Mr.' rnd Mrs. T. A. Sufert, was very ill Friday and Saturday. Husty Johnson went to Sher man county Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. John Burlingame were down from Wildcat Canyon Friday. Geo. and Frank Magill and Jno Eabanks and their families and Miss Francis Mott attended the school play at Maupiu Saturday uight. Tom Fargher of Dufur an 1 Mi s Gladys. White of The Dalles were guests of fiiends here Saturday night. Miss Hilda Lake accom panied them' on their return Jo The Dalles Sunday A, K. Chase and J. A. Ward were here Saturday evening teach lug tue farmers how to use a new squirrel poisou the latter was in Ho lucing, Frosts and lce have occurred several nights of late, Mr. and Mrs, John Heilmeir, Geo, Uellmeir and Miss Minnie McCoy went to Frieud Sunday. ' Floyd Kelly of Juniper visited at the Frank Magill home Sunday. Several persons went from here to Maupiu Sunday to see the ball game, Mrs. Nan Woddcnck not im proved any from her recent sevtre illness. J. E. Kennedy, accompanied by Mrs. Veva Driver and Mrs. Jessie Woodcock, made a trip to the Defchu'les pastures where be has cattle. J. R. Woodo "k and " ora Driver were Dufur visitors Monday. Mrs. H. F. an I Cecil Woodcock came out from The Dalles Monday grain tniyerx and competition in ilie raiimads. . . The Oregon Trunk have made "lint to btiil I ih Wilkes will, a Is i-t-e. there with plan!! of-their propose! an architect there with ' plans of improvements. We nsk ever one warehouses and grain elevators in to attend, the meeting it 1 p.m. order thatthe fnrrners can-decide Saturday, May Mb. mm ' '' CASE 12 25 TlirosMnff to Farmers i&N -ti. Everywhere Prefer v,ase lnresmng Three threshermen buy Case thresher ris each year to one who buys any other make. others prefer Case, thcrb must be a reason why ypu should. Their chief reason lies in the quality produced by Case, experience of three-quarters of a century. That experience' ' means satisfaction to them and to you. We can supply you with any size tractor and thresher you ; need, but the Case 12-25 shown above is one of the handiest models. It will run a 26x46-inch or smaller Case Thresher and .. will do almost any job on the farm. Ask for catalog'or inquire of us for full particulars. ' i V((, t . .; AGENTS Trie gin of MeohtBletl KicallsDct OtC T'i HU-n "t l.ir.e;il iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiii: ' TTTT 1 iOkaJ Just In A FINE LINE OF , Summmer tfats and Caps SHATTUCK BROS. THE'STORE OF BETTER SERVICE H, S. Term Closed Our high school Students have completed the work for the year and are deserving a great deal of credit for the results accomplished The monthly reports show that (hey have, made a general average of 94.7 per cent in uttendance. Taking into consideration that this is the first year that this dis trict has taken up tLe hih school work aud that the decision was not made until the latter part of August we feel that the school has been grmd success. Plans for next years work are being made and several students from outside districts are planning to attend school here. Following are the students who were, enrolled this; year: Louis Emmons, Clifford Mrrow, Lewis Dertbick, Violet Miller, Yen CaufieY, Van Moid. Lei Chutain, Daphene Dve, Nelle Harphan, Guy Fryman, Virgil Maybe t, Louise Morgenoen, Roy Morrow, Willis Baker, Daph ne Couley, Calhe louiif, U o FARMERS TAKE NOTICE TIME TO SOW WHEAT GO TO THE Maupin BLUE Drug Store FOR YOUR STONE AND FORMALDEHYDE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT WE CAN CO f OR YOU DO YOUR NOTARY WORK. SELL YOUR FARM FOR YOU. ' 4 KENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX, BUY YOUR WHEAT. BARLEY AND OATS. TAKE CARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS. DO YOUR UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WOUK GIVE US A TRIAL. WE CAN ANT) WILL MKK COUl) MAUPIN STATE BANK vi tW 4, : ..'J" L tan.