The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930, June 22, 1917, Image 2

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    MaiiDin
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Publishd Ecvcry Friday
Mr;, W. L. Mut:j
SuU-riulion: On Yea, $1.50, Six
Entered ;is sfcoml
post oi.v.-j r.s Waui.
u!rt?s frail
:!,0;'r;):!,
Rhciir.o Caf-.etfral to 2e Mon-jmor.t
vac!ilu,j;oa. Conversion of the
billla-tom cathedral at Klioi-iin into
a pantheon for the unknown d ad cf
1.11 tli'.1 armiea fl;;Uing Li France for
the com men cause cf democracy hut
boon d'.?. mined vjma l;y t-'io French
,'ovor.::.i :it. The pia.i v.iil bu jii.t
into execution at noon as tho war is
over, wtis (mmmiiu 'at In rlis ;ci;. I. to
tho buail'i'utrtpro licrg of tiw I'rjiieh
rcsl.urr-.tlcn fund.
ArMsric.'n
CommjivW Allied first.
I .mm .!;). Vice
Admiral Willii'.iu Ft.
II. Fi. N., l.::s 1k'( n appointed
t:i film i."'ii"i'al i-har.-.e of tho opera
tions cf ili'.' allied naval fores in
Irish wal,e,-i;. Ailniirnl Hima will r.ct
!n thla capacity vhiia 1!ib Ihitish
lineal e:;n!f!ianl:i in chief i3 absent
from his post.
Italians Sweep Forward.
Romo. Oeneral Cudorna'a. troor.s
eivcpt forward In another successful
darh cast of Adanillo, caplurinr; tho
Hltonrdy fortified position at Cornota
Cavento.
Irish Rnbe.'ii Released Prom Prison.
Dublin. All Irish prisoners arrest:
ed at the time of tho i hellion bit
year vero released by the ilrilinhgov
eriiment.
RUSSIA -lil FISHT
I
1 BO FT! ft 5 SI''" 5 03?'5,',k'!
N y k : J, P ffi . V !' h I
Promises to' Continue in War
and FMe No Separata
r -
Peace.
I'ldy.'ru i. A Bt'.rrlKK !!"!. lainalion
plnelm; tlio council cf workmen and
ualdlers' dclo;.raten on record n'j Ir
rnvocnMy opposed li a. R;iarale peace
was adopted by tha council. Tlio
pi'ocliiniiit'.on was prompted by Aus
trian effort;) to lure Russia ii.to a sep
prato piaee,
"1 ho Uni'Bian pwijdr, -.iiiri.li'r v;ar
inevitable and w . 11 c.anti.iua it. The
Hasanum have iw i.-il" rialis.ic. wSidi'"j.
Wo liji-.w tl'al. y:,n liit-.o noae. . V.'e
fhi'ii; ViiH t-::;i'tl" r lo seeme Klioity,
frc'dom and lntj.,.im i for all tin'
world. 1 am hi'.pny lo m-l y tiiat ! di.
net !ne nay moral t; ; -it or I'.ii'.iir be-
iv,i'; a .:i'.nett irl to on Ida
Un. Wo two p-'opli'a livid hi;;
t)'l',mi:y and Aiat-ri:" -: rdi as lb"
fililost i!.'!i:iir:: -li m i in ;..ri will
nliuw tlio v. ay of hjiipiiov,-! to ;.ul!on:.
t,reat and nnuil."
Th'i.o rlii.'in:; v.-m ii.-i, :,v; aairiK tl;i
attitude of the i;.e;.iian toi .-ri'in ni
toward Anserira oint the A iiierii r.'.i
miiwion, headed liy I'.lihu Knot, were
voiced by1 M. Terer.clilcnko, n.inialer
ct l'o.'oij-n all'alra, ro'ipondin'! for the
couth il of mlnhd.'i'a to J!r. lluyt's ad
i! i ; of aynipailiy and goodwill on
tee part cf the Amorieysi ,",e, eriiii'.ent.
Coaat ta S.ilid 100 Ehip3.
W.iidiiiir.lon. -- No lor.M than 10
r.U'.ndard wooden tdiii a will tu built
for Kom Kovernini'iit da.-lns 'tho next
l: moatha on the raeiflo Coast.
Tenher Cnnk by Cubmarlno.
New York. The oil tank Mtru -tiiin
.I'di a I). Aveliliuld. of tho 8iamliu-d
Oil cumi any. lias lieei Mink by a iab
tr.nrino. Tl.: HnnoiitireKiv-iil wa.i made
it tiie ofi'u.'s of the coin pany her-'j
Y'iKW ni' :i.li'is of the lanl.cr's eiaw
V, e:e lo.-.!.. The Aivhluhl was seal (o
the bottom U:..t. r'..; urday in Miimpian
waV.-ra. 'the .lohu H. Ar. Ittuld vvr
two dayn.oct en r.mlc to tlii-. conittry
fivin ''liiiice. The ship was ur:iie:
K id a .enu.irr'B en ..' i'roi.i ua Amcri
can warship was on board.
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at Maupin, Organ,
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Months 75ct3. Three Months 50c
roaUr September 2, 1914. ct the
uaner the Ack of March 2, 1873
CAPITAL GREETS VETERANS
Confederate Rtunion Held First Time
Outside Southern States.
Washington. The rational capi
tal in wartime thtew open its anna
this week to weleome tho Eiirvivor3
uf tlio t'oiifederate army which coujlit
to Ciipturo it' more than half a een
tury at;o. ' (J ray clad veterans of the
great war between the states marched
up Pennsylvania avenue Thursday
morning through a court of honor and
past the White House, in front of
Vhich they were reviewed by the
pre.-ddont of the United StaUs.
i'or tho firyt time Hinc.e the forma
tion of the United Confederate Veter
ans, their annual reunion, the twenty
seventh, is held outside what were the
Confederate states,
ruei rarmne rouoime.
Washington. Declaring that the
American people are facing a coal
famine next winter because of failure
of the transportation 3yste-,n ade
quately to move fuel, the federal
trade coinjnlssion recommended to
congress that tlio production and dlu
tiibntion of eonl and tho operation
of rail and watov transportation facil
ities -be pool id and carried on by a
government cf;cncy.
th MARKETS
Portland.
Wheat Club $2.48; bluostera 52.52;
red Kiicslan, $2.40; forty fold, $:!,43.
l'.arley No. 1 feed, $42 per ton.
Hay Timothy, $.i0 per ton; alfalfa
liutter Creamery, S7e.
E;;.;:i Ranch, Sic.
Wool iiasteni Oregon, GEc; valley,
Can.
Mohair COc per lb.
Seattle.
Wheat tiluestem $2X2; club $2.48;
forty-fold, ?2.!iff; red Rusclan, Z.l;
lif. $2.48; turkey red, $2.52. ;
furley $42 per ton.
1 hitler Creamery, 3Sc.
l':f?B ?.3u.
my mm"
Washliu'ton. In greeting Bcljiium's
war mission President Wiliion es
pressed Ainerlr-a'a aolcinu di tormina
lion tli.it -on the inevitable day of vie
u.:y Ht ljliim utmll be restored to tilt
piaea sIk' iiaj ao riclily won among
the sell'-respecii'ii; and respected ua
tions of the earih. '
Secretary I.ansiiiK necontpan'.ed the
eomilDslon to tiie White House,
here Haron Moneheur, head of the
mission, handed to President Wilson
a percanal (filer from King Albert
and expressed in a short address Uel
Blnm'B gratitude for America's aid.
'Mince the first days of the greatest
Irnycdy which has cu r befallen hu
imuiiiy." said tho baron, 'T.eltjiiim h.u
contracted- ;t i irn .-lensa d' bt of grati
tude to the ;;em-i-oiu Amerlraii nation
"in a linejiiiiie Mit outbur.it of sym
l-athy for die li.tle eountry which hail
chosen to delay a pawerl'.tl and piti
less enciay ru'.Per than to ti.rnish it:
honor or farnw ar its pledittd word
tho Initiative of American ciu.enr
Kii to t!: unfortunate victims oi
Ceraian cruelty in ltclluia the nioa!
sphtKlid fcvhk'eeej of cencrosity."
D'JmA CROERS OFFENSIVE
f-rolenricd ln;tlvity Aionij tiattlefrent
Is Cai-skicrtU Trcaaon To Allies.
ltre;,rud. via London. The Dumu.
:a secret session, has adopted a reso
lution for an iiui.iediate offenaive by
! the Kussian troops.
The resolution declares a separate
j pence with tiermany or prolonged in
j att.vily on the bailie front to be ino
; Me tft-.-i.m ar.l Kuss's allie;i.
I 'Hie lii '.t uu-etini; of the lan iitis
! :'h "l e"ie,'.ne:i cf all eounciiu of work
eu ii and soiilieru' delegates, itpua the
rite of .huh depeiuU' tile imiiiodiate
; :!;! ef UohjU, bJth iiueri:a;lonal
.'.s.d diukttic ijucstioHs, has aiscm
Ui I.
Toe f.r.t act of the C3i:i:r:.-s v. as to
i uiiy the cpiit'.it,a ty tin: pio. Uion
al g i.ijniiner.t uf the Sv'.ss gacialijt
Ked'.t tli'lium, wlu la reported to
CONSTANTS
m
King Conitsmdnr, of Greece, v.'iic
nzs lorctu cy th aiiiss to abdicate
'lis throne and leave Grccca. '
EXPORT BOAUD TO
:i....sj ij
Waslilncteu. To meet the situa
tion created by cougrc33icnal dalay
in pasBins food lr.;;ialatiou the ad
ministration demands, President Wil
son will appoint a board of export
control, to have drastic authority'
over American exports particularly
axports of food.
The purpose of the new board will
be to formulate roRulutions for and
:ive advice to the licensee;; bureau
iutlicri'.ed in t-ie recently enacted
export license bill.
The Uceussins; bill is desif'.iied to
prevent exports to Kuropean neulralr
from reaching the central powers.
'vViUilioldin;' by coie'iva of the au
thority contained iu the Lever I 'ham
berlain food bill lias left the federal
government un;ri;!e to cope with tiie
food situation and neutrals now arc
reported to have bought up enormous
inutilities of grain. Unless some way
Is found to prevent this giuin from
leaving the country the allies and
.he United States both would be ser
louuly handicapped In a vigorous
proeecation of the war.
' FOOD SUNDAY" JULY 1
Mr. Ilcovcr Cullc cn Pasters to
Preach Conscrvatlcn Cer.nons.
New York Co-operation with the
iopartmeni of aerieultiire In inip'res
iiii't; upon the people of the country
Ihe necessity for the "lai'Rest possibli
rirediictiou of food and the smallest
por'iible iniauLily or waste" wan urged
by Herhwt V. He-over in a letter tc
2110,000 eiei'sym: u of variuus d noin
(nations, distributed through the fed
era! Council of the Churches of Christ
in America.
All pastors ace requested to preacl:
on food coaseruition Sunday, July 1
and to endeavor to interest religious'
and civic bedie.-; iu a fooduaviug cam
paigii.
Mail Frank Ashed for Soldiers.
Washington. A bill to extend the
mail frank privilege to officers and
enlisted men in tlio army, navy and
marine corps lias been introduced by
Uepresentuti', e Francis of Now York
Britain Seel 3 Her Men in America.
New York.--Ail male Hritlsh sub
jeets bol.veeii tiie uses of IS and 4f
yeara now in the United Kiates are
lo be compelled to join tho Hritirli
colors if the laws of ihis country will
penn.t, it was mauo known here.
Notice
1 will not he rei-poiihle aflci
'his date for debts c-ontrneled by
my wife, Mis. Minnie Gray,
p'2 it. s. ( ii.AY.
Local Items
If yiui want peine babv
raise, tee llounev, vmi
em VI"
call
'.'-' fo
pay
aller harvcfl if you wi b.
Ii"t!;r o!l:ir f,!!oiv tr.!t nut
iiOiir iratci hn,nj it to I'nny.oitt,
the jt H h r.
Franc.' Confer alel family lefl
Wedne-day in tin ir cat to lour
Culil'oniia.
Ihu't ihi me tioitr dork -li
naJs cleaning. Urn mow wii
do it for you and guarantee it.
l L. Putlieiford and fauiilv
motored in Irotu Criterion in their 't
KING
Coiislnii'tion is under way for a
'arg't aililii ioti to Firclier's garage.
Jap. anJ ?'el! Harphan inotoierl
t' Tiie Dalles T 1 1 e ii lay.
ImrvaitiS in . bral;e Lloek -
ii'l brain blioes at Lake's Slnre.
For saie - ;-!()0 acres near Criier-
i Iitfi:-.i;v i:t i:ii:i rdrr.
Mo)t-ki Hatfield was killed by
lie wheels i.f a uiolor car ye.-'er-i.-i
y afletiionii. '
I,. D. Ivclly is having i-nuie
iui)iljo:ne pe.rch Irencbet 111: de for
(.lit! hotel.
J. 1'. Abbott shipped a car load
of sheep to Portland yettei'day. .
- Dr. Frank Was a biisiness visit
ir at Wapiiiilia this week, ....
Tiie 0. T. Kninrner coast exeur
iott rales. are nov elfeelive.
Sliid'tlT Chrisman 'was 6tit from
I'he "Dalles 'Tuesday.'"
Ci. V. Mnlliitt and family were
ii town Wednesday.
1''. C. Kotlor was over froiuTysjb
.Vednesdaay night.
Mrs. Mayme Suiilh went, b
I'rineville Tuesday night to work.
W. L. Wiggins oi the O. W. was
i caller in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Moad have
nuiglit an interest in a restaurant
it Ud!iiiiml. '
Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Ilollis
vent to Tbe Dalles Tuesday re
liil'iiing Wednesday.
D'S. M. J'. Morrison arid little
;randson -.-j antes Clark are here
from The Dalles visiting Ibis week
I'or salt; .-I "'work- tntilet-i, well
oroke, weight 1000, 3 to ') years
ihl. Clnml Wilpon, Biikeoven. p
K. K. Hansen, Franc Confer,
ess Dertliick- and Mike Crcoger
vere among Maupin visitors Wed
nesday. 1). M. .Shattttek and fan.ily f-ail-d
Tnes'day from I'or.l.lind for San
era neiseo. Tbey will Ppend the
Huminer away.
Goto the IIA-ZKLWOOD ICE
JREAM Parlor for Ice Cream, lee
Jream Btmdaes' ittid all kinds ol
ol'l drinks.' - P,.;p U. ' -Ijuiuluig,
liupiu. V ' '' '' '
Childreti'i? l)ay services at the
:hurch S;uid:iy a. m., June 2-1.
Ml are cordially invited to attend.
Kordfl painted will) Ma.l:emmi
mamel ;j',ir, lirin;; your ear in
Uio ninrniiig and lake it out at
eht ready for yon. ' Maupin
.iai':iL;e, pC.niJuiill
.1, A. Lake was m an lip river
fishina; conipany I his week and
favora 1 our family with a liberal
of hia catch vfhich were fine ones.
The farmers don't seem to be j
satisfied unless they nre skinned
Give Dad Coalft a' chance. lie
buys all. kinds of pells, hides
skinS and wool. p
Judge (tunning and Attorney
Dick were cut ..from The Dalles
yesterday conducting court at the
Hotel Kelly oti the Philip Wini
free di vorett ease. 1
Ate you using The Times liner
oluniti w lien you haye anything
o sell or want to buy some article
lut your neighbor may have or
wishes to dispose f? If not trv
a want ad in Hint column. We are
sure I hat it will bring results.
Portland Painless Dentist. We
Extract., Crown, nod Bridge your
teeth absolutely Painless; we em
ploy only Hxperionoed and Regii
terediinn; tifleen years guarantee
ill all work. Seventeen years con
tinual practice in Portland, Ore.
Bring this card with you, it is
worm umie v. Port and l uces
Fmtland P.-iinlers IVnli t giU
Second St , The Dalles, Ore. Op
po.ile A. M. Williams Co. Phone
M-rin .-.).
A. C. Piatt made a hm-mess
ip to Gateway week before last
returning Ma .day. Mr. Pratt'
contemplates jiurcliabin land in
tbe Middlebtonk di'tiiet.
Willis Norvel met with an aeii
deiit to his ear lad Sunday a wei li
ago' at Maupin while at the ball
game. While backing to turn
around another' Mr at ruck, the
rear of bis machine doin" some
damage to both.
' A number uf Ihe, cilt.er.s of this
place were i.i The Diilie- a week
ago Thursday. Alnong thrm were
Amly Bai'.P, Mrs. M. Peaty, Will's
Norvel and family and Mrs, Laura
Piurlingame.
Henry Miller and bis mother
Mrs, Bet tie Palmateer were Dalles
visitors Monday a week ago,
Mrs: Jessie Lucas was called to
Portland three weeks ago lo at
tend her mother Mrs. M. Kinney
who had fallen down hta.irs mid
dislocated her shoulder, sustaining
other injuries. Mrs. Lucas . re
turned home Monday..
The ladies Social Club met Mon
day afternoon, a week ago at, the
home, of Mrs. M. J. Swift. OHie
ers were elected. Arrangements
were made for an ien cream social
to be given o:i tho evening1 of tbe
'2Hrd at the hall and tbe proceeds
lo be sent to the Pied Cross Society
Arrangements were also made to
complete tho. effort to fence Ihe
Waiuie cemetery with concrete
posts. George and John End are
making the 'posts. Mrs.. : Elsie
Campbell fugyes.ted that the Club
suggest lo the eouiiiiiinity that the
Damn Wnniio be changed to Lone
Pine, that being more suitablo for
the cemetery name. Twenty dol
lars was subscribed lay tbe Smock
people to aid in fencing cemetery.
Poetmaeter Car) Pratt left Tues
day morning for Portland to at
tend the Pose Carnival. . Lie will
go on to Creswi II on a buine?s
mission. I
Don Miller and Charley Lake
returned Monday from The, Dalles
Mr. Miller had an accident to his
oar on his way home and had to
plione to The Dalles for aid.
- The Knd brothers are making a
concrete cellar for their mother
Mrs. Barbara End at her farm
homo.
A number of citizen attended
the fai liters' picnic at. Friend
week ago Saturday. Among those
who went were John Fallow, Geo.
Crawford and their families, Sev
eral members of tho Hcilmcr
family, Harry Spath, George
Wing and Hpusty Johnson.
Fire,
.. . WHEN IN
PORTLAND
MAKE YOUR HOME AT TIIE
Pr
e
001
Palace Mote!
" ' Washington Street & Tvvelvfh
the Cleanest Reams in the . City
Medern in Every "DeJail
arge
to
li
TimtM District
Finely Furnished
Good
Service
FISCHER'S
Auto Passenger Strvicft - Auto Delivery Truck
Prepared for Lon- Trips or Outing Tarties
A Complete Line of , Automobile Accessories "
M AUPiN r"OREGON.
This place has been visited by
another heavy frost, following
Monday niaht a week ago. It is
feared that the fruit will be injured
by. the fro t.
.Mis-i Crystal Pratt sent $31, the
amount collected for the Red Cross
fi nds last week to the secretary at
i'he Dalles. '
P,rft Roberts an old time resi
dent of this plnae came here Tues
day from Bend, llewns accompa
nied by bis family nnd remained
over night al the Henry Miller
home, leaving the next day for
the Dalles.
Milt Mortis and family of Juni
per and Mrs. Morris' mother from
Tygh, passed through town Sun
day. '1 hey bad a slight accident
to 1 heir car on tho hill north of
town. -.'.-.
Vinee Savers of Tygh hauled a
load of wood from here to his home
hist Thursday, '
Mrs. Nettie Miller fell while be
ing seated at the table at the J.
P. Woodcock home last Tuesday
and receiyed very painful bruises
to her legt hip and t.r.u, and is
confined to her bed.
Many went from here to Dufur
Friday and Saturday of last week
to attend tiie colt show.
Wo experienced some warn
weather last week. The tempera
ture was 94 friday.
Mrs. Percy 'Driver assisted with
tbe cooking at the Woodcock &
Kennedy saw mill Inst week. Mrs.
Marion Duncan is helping Mrs.
Woodcock this week.
Mf. and Mrs. ,L A. Davidson
and niece Nora Davidson wtre'
oyer irorn juniper Miiulay guests
at -the A. J. Swift home. ' Mr.
Davidson went dn to Ihe Mulvany
mill where he has purchased lum
ber for the construction of a new
house. '
Mrs. J. R. Woodcock is ifrfprc-v-ing
in health a:;d is able to get
out of bed.
Cecil Woodcock who is arrang
ing for the construction of a flour
ing mill at Maupin made a trip to
The Dalles Friday.
Orange . Briltan and Herman
Gesh are, the latest to purchase
car?. Mr. Bi'ittan has an Over
land purchased from the Maimin
agent.
The Ladies's Social Club held a
meeting yesterday to complete
plans for an nntM'taininent and
icecream social to be-given in the
hall SaUmlay night, the proceeds
to go to the Red Cross Society.
Floor- Lobby
m
Shopping and
Steam
Heat
GARAGE'
Free
Phones
tit. n.
in
new car i tustt.ir.