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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1918)
The Maupin Times Published every Friday- at Manpin, Oregon Mrs. W. I.. Morrispn, Publisher Subscription: One year, $i,: six mouths, 75 cents; three modtti, 50 Entered as. second class mail matter September a, 1914, at the postoffice a,t Maupin, Oregon, un der the. Act of Marci 3, 1879. Candidates' Notice tii,..':. 4 County Treasurer To th? -republican voters of Wasco county. I wish; to announcf myself at a candidate for the nomination of county treasurer, subject to the will of the republican voters at the primary election, May 17, J918 mS Oliver R. Krier.,, Sheriff I hereby, desire to announce my self a candidate for the nomina tion for county sheriff, sul ject tc, the will of republican voters, at the coming primary nominating election, ghould 1 bt nominated and later elected to aid office, 1 will continue, as in the past, ti enforce the laws an4 conduct the office in a courteous and economi cal manner. ' Levi Chrisman. County Treasurer To the republican voters of Wasco county: 1 I shall be a candidate for the republican nomination for county treasurer at the primary election, May 17, and shall be grateful for your support. If elected I will conduct the office to the best of my ability and Becoming to law ' Ernest Willerton. Circuit Judge In June, 1617, the appointment was given me to succeed the late Judge W. L. Bradshaw as Circuit Judge, Under the law this ap pointment hold only until the next general election and this of fice is one of those which the people will be called upon to fill next November. During the last nine months I have .endeavored to fulfill the- duties of Circuit Judge iaitjifully and justly, without any fear and without any favor. If it is agreeable to the voters of the Seventh Judicial District) I should like to he elected as Judge Brad shaw's successor and therefore an nounce my candidacy for t lie republican nomination for Circuit Judge. I can premiss nothing more for the future than I have tried to do since last June, except that added experience should bring greater efficiency. Fred W. UiUon. For Representative After much consideration I have decided to become a republican candidate for representative from Wasco and Hood River counties, in which district I have lived for 40 years. I feel acquainted with the needs of - the people, and should be glad of the opportunity 0 serve the best interests of the two counties. W. C. Boltou. For Commtuicner To the Republican voters of Was co count y: 1 wish to annqinee myself as a candidate for the nomination of caunty commissioner, subject to the will cf the voters of Wasco county at the primary election, UiylT, 1918. Geo: Cbamberlain. (Paid Adv.) For Sale One registered Holstein lull, 'Three Jacks and four Jennie, two Jersey milk cows. Will sell on good terms, inquire of Walter Hanna, Dufur, Ore. p Call OftW. U Stflst Co . f.r "I NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Oregon, March 1, 1918. notice is heieby given that ,. Bartholma B. Uervais of Grass Valley, Oregon, who on December 26, 1914, made Home stead EniryNo. 014278, for E1-2 5W1-4, ni-2sei-4, SE1-4SB1-4, Sec tion. 21, EJ2NWI-4, SWI-4NSI.4, Section 28, Township - South, Range 15 East, Willamette Meridi an, lias hied notice of uiteiilion to make Final three year Proof to establish claim to the land above described, before P. D. Stuarft 0 S. Loiumisswner, at Maupin, Ore' gou, on the 24th day of April 1918 Claimant names as witnesses C. V, Steed, Irwin A. Hall, John M. Brown, Jarties E. Brown, all of Grass Valley, Oregon. . H. FRANK WOODCOCK, np i ' , Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the lutenor, U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, regon, f Vbrnary 271I1, 191s. NOTICE is hereby given that 1 fcessie Smith Aubrey, formerly Bessie Smith, of Maupin, Oregon, . who t on May 2, iyu, made Homestead Entry no. 013042 aud ou February 8, 1915, made additional Homestead Jintry "no. 014417, for WI-2SEI-4-, eBi-4SEi-4, Sec. 14, WI-2KE1-4, sI-4neH. ni-2 sei-4, Section 23, Township 5 South,. Rauge 14 East, Willam ette : Meridian has ld notice of intention to make Final three year Procf, to establish claim to the larid above described, before F. D. Stuart, U. S. Commissioner, at Maupin, Oregon, on the 54th day of April, 1918. Claimant names as witnesses: Ihoruas Faherty, W., C. Richard son, John Foley, T. A. St. Dennis, all of Maupiu, Oregou. H. Frank Woodcock, Register, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U. S- Land Office at The Dalle? Oregon," March 27th 1918. NOTICE is hereby given that Roy R. Crabtree of Maupin, Oregon, who on June 30th, 1914, made Homestead, En. try No. 013544 aud on July 20th, 1914, made additional Homestead Entry No. 013679, for SKI-4NWI-4, Swi-4 Sec. 4, KEI-4.SEI-4, Sec. 5 NI-2NWI-4. Section, 9, Township 0 bouth, Range 15 Bast, Wil lamette Meridian lias nied no- tice of intention to make Fiual thiee ear Proof, to establish claim to the laud above described, bofore F. D Stuart, U. S. Com missioner, at Maupin, Oregon, on the 22nd day of May, 1918. Claimant names as witnesses: M. S. Miller, C. G. Skogsberg, J. B. Knight, John Donaldson, all of Maupiu, Oregon. H. Frank Woocock, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior, United States Land Office at The Dalles, Oregou, April 18, 1910, NOTICE is hereby glveu that Thomas Moss of Maupiu, Oregon, who on March 15, 1915, made Homestead Entry, no. 014599 for swi-4NKi-4, NWI-4SEI-4, SI-2SK1-4, Section 18, NI-2NW-4, NKI-4NWI-4, Lot I , Section 19, Township 5 South Range 14 East, YViHatnet e Mend lau, has bled notice of intention to make rinal three year-Picof, to establish claim to the laud above describe:), before f. D stuart U. . Commissioner, at Maupiu, Oregon, on the 4th day of June 1918. Uaunaut names as witnesses; b. b. Turn r, Frank Dyer, W. II. Wi liam.', E, J. Fischer, all ot Maupin, Oregon, H. Frank Woodcock, P Register. FL B Wamic, Oregon, March 8, 1918 Federal Land Bank 4 1-2 per cent Farm Loan Bonds Redeemable at par and accrued interert on any interest paying dute after 5 years srom date of is sue. Denominations f 1000, 1500. $100, f 50 and 25. Interest pay. able semi-annually at any Federal Land Bank, payable in gold or lawful money, nettirg about 4.40 per cent to the redeemable date. 1 1922, and 4 1-2 per cent so long es they may remain outstanding thereafter. The Tarm I.oan Bonds issued nnder Ihe-provisions ot, tb'.i Act Uiaii lis lieok ed ihd lisl'ri tn he - 1- " v: - ment of the United States, and as such, they and the income derived therefrom, shall be exempt .fi pin federal, state, municipal and local taxation. . Make your application to W. H. Mayfield. Sec'ty, White River N. F. L. A., Wajnic, Oregon. Wamic News Miss Martha Bechen spoke here Monday night on the subtects of gardening and poultry raising. , The funeral" of little Helen, eight-mouths' old daughter .of Mr. and Mrs. John; Ayres of Smock was held at "the Four-Cornets, cem etery Tuesday afternoon. The child died Monday in The Dalles where the parents had taken it for medical treatment the previous day. Harry Ayres accompanied lis parents from The Dalles st anding the funeral. Joe Douglas and' Mrs.! May Stockton left Tuesday for their homes at Estacada and Gresbam, Terry Jones and mother, Miss Bernice Lloyd, Mr and Mrs.. John Farlow, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Broad way aud Miss Jona Felch of Smock were 10 town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Wiog and little daughter Alberta were Mau pin visitors Tuesday. Milt Morris came up from Tygh Tuesday bringing Miss Pearl Thompson to attend Mrs. Fraukie Palmateer whose condition is still critical Miss Thompson return ed home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Johnson and little daughter Hazel returned from Thf Dalles Wednesday. County Superintendent Bonney visited the school here Thursday. Mrs. Nell Harvey and daughter Nadine, Miss Fay Driver and Mrs. Lena Woodcock spent Thursday fishing in Rock Creek. Andy Bails went to The Dalles Thursday taking Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy, returning the same day. Mr. Kennedy purchased a Ford car while in town. A. E. Lake went to Smock Thursday night and met with the citizens at the church where a meeting was held for the purpose of obtaining subscriptions to the third Liberty Loan. Eight hun dred dollars was subscribed. Mrs. S. Mnlvany and son Bid were Dalles visitors Thursday, Mrs, Mulvany having some dental work done. Superintendent C. T. Bonney visited the Pine Grove school Fri day. Miss Lois Hill who is teach ing in that district had three eighth grade pupils whote stand ing was sufficient to excuse them from the slate examination. They are Hollister McCoy, Thelma Woodcock aud Glen Lucas. Har old Young passed successfully in physiology. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harvey ac companied Misi Fay Driver Ij Juniper Flat Saturday, remaining over night at the R. B. Driver home. Mies Drivel has been at the Haivey home the past six (reeks assisting with cooking dur ing plow season. Herbert Morrow passed the suc cessful standing in the eighth grade here. Harry Ayres came out from The Dalles Saturday bringing I he car for Lee Kennedy. Miss Crystal Pratt went to The Dallei Friday. Mrs. Carl Pratt is assisting in the post and telephone offices in her absence. Mrs. Edith Hill of Smock is suffer ins an attack of measles. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Campbell and Mrs. Alta Miller and sc(i Val went to the DeichuU river and visited Mr, and Mrs. Guy Harvey. Mrs. Harvey accompanied them 1 home. Mr. and Mn. J. A. Davidson and Mr. Ella Loulsignol were' over from Juniper Flat Sunday j vijitiog at the A. J. Swift home.' Dr. anl Mrs. W. A. .Short carre' over from tufcr Saturday reroaiu iog ovtr night at the I. D. Driver) til pan thre tek at tut Sh&rt' home accompanied them i h,ere re turning with them Sunday. She is taking medical, treatment uoder Dr. Dodds. Fifty-six hundred dollars have been subscribed for the Third Liberty Loan here. The honor flag reached toy place Saturday and was placed on the pole in front of the postoffice. Mr. and Mrs. Georee Youds v went to Jumper Sunday visiting at the George Crofoot home. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Magill, Geo. Magill and family peut yes terday on tbe iDespfiutes '. river fishing., V, Mr., and Mr?. Mack Palmateer, Mr.' and Mrs. Marion $urlingame and daughter Marian, Willis Nor vel and family were fishing on Gate creek yesterday. Vard Nor vel and family joined them from Juniper Flat. . Frank- Priver and Housty John-. son fished in White river unduy below' , the falls. ; Mr. and Mrs. John McCorkle and son Owen of Jyniper Flat were guests at the C. S. McCorkle home here Sunday. ' Mrs. J. P. Illinasworth accom- pauied Mr and Mrs.' C. Clark to The Dalles Wednesday visiting Republican Candidate for County .Treasurer Vote for me and release one more man for war service Frances R.Harris are you going to do about the Big Drive when Mr. Fly goes over the top? We can help you with some our good Screen Doors and Screen Windows You better g'et busy TUM-A-LUrJ. LUMBER CO. her daughter-lu-law, Mrs. John lllyigsworth who is confined in the hospital there where she has undergone an opuation. Mrl. Ulingsworth also visited the Jacob Spath family, former residents cf this place. Mr. Spath's health it very bad since moving to Tbe Dalles. O. ChilJers broueht Mrs. Illingsworth up from Tyeh' on her return home. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kennedy, Anly Bailes and Mrs. Teaty went hibuig ;n the Dtschites ytsterJay The farmers tre pretty well through plowing now. Ths ground is getting .very dry. Tor Sk 100 corJs of 4C inch wcoJ; inquire of A. L. Daniels, Saaflower Flat. Announcement ON April ISiMfi! I will open with a line of ;; Geiaeirsil MeirclhiaiiadlJse . IN THE FORMER J. A. Lake Store Yqw, PnHirmage Solicited FAR I will pay the best market prices at all times torn 1 F. HOOD, Proprietor, . MAT I Want Your Wool I will contract now or when ever you are read? to sell. Large clips wanted particularly bee me before vou sell R. C. Joky Hot Coffee, sandwiches, Light Lunches Szrued at the Hatelwood Ice Cream Parlcr. Two Studebaker Sixes for sale at bargains. One 1313 series brand hew. Fischer's Garage. Darjaiu, Ford truck $000.00. Shattuck Eros. to the Public MEES PlPCldllLllC Some of the farmers dont like to be skinned, but Dad Coale still buys skjns and hides. I.O. O.F. WAPINITIA Lodge No. 209, Manpin, Oregon, meets every Saturday night in Donaldson's hall. V iiiitintr mam- bers always welcome. , t. A. COVKY, N. O. W. II. Talcott. Secretary. Wipinitia Auto Stags Levej Maupin, 8 a. m. ueavei vapinitt, 1 .SO p r i . . . J f V. HUBERTS, Prop. t K tfk
