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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (May 10, 1918)
THE MAUF1M MES Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL 4, NO. 30 MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 10. 1918 THE YEAR $1.50 Third, Doubled Subscribers for Third Liberty Loan bonds through Maupin State Bank: James M Abbott C E Alexander W D Aldridge W H Aldridge Mrs A L Anderson S L Apling Mary A Brown J S Brown James Brown G L, Brown Edwin C Brown Frank Batty Roy E Batty G W Bargenholt Cullie M Bigbee C H Bos worth Arthur Bonney C V Bleak ney Jerome Buzan Bruce Bothwell Dewey Bothwell Amanda 0 Confor Edward Brown Fen Batty A J Bailes J C Bradway George Beebe 0 Bronner A A Britton P C Butler Frank Buzan Aver Black Ella M Confer J L Confer W. H. DURHAM Jeweler and Watchmaker Maupin, Oregon All WorR Guaranteed OPTICAL WORK Fraley (H Vanderpools Maupin Garage and Blacksmithing All Kinds of Automobile Accessories First Class Mechanics Mrs B B Crofoot F M Confer G R Crofoot C H Crofoot I H Chastain W O Chastain Fannie V Conklin J M Conklin Margaret I) Conklin James Cook Job Crabtree J3 F Cook . fane M Crabtree 'I N Crabtree ndrew Crabtree Chester Crabtree George Claymier Grace L Clair VV Davidson Mrs W H Durham lea L Derthick John Donaldson Aaron E Daviu R B Driver Welby A Dane V W En.leraby 8 E Endersby VV Eubanku P H Rvick E J Fischer Thos Faherty Bcnj imin Flirin Noah Flinn Jiiy C Fowler M-itu B Feltch R R Crabtree Jess Cox C F Cox Fred A Cnyey R I Davidson R H DeCamp 0 B Derthick E V Doty C A Duub ' Moses Delore K S Doering U S Endersby J H Euhanks John A Evick J S Fraley F S Fleming A W Fargher B L Foreman Clyde Flinn Juhn W Farlow Jos Grafs Mrs S A. Gamber Katie Graham Charles S Gabel Ben H Gabel Harold T Gabel Edward.T Gabel Eliaubeth B Gabel Kalis' M Gabel Ira C.Grirham W E Hunt Wm Heckman- 11 B Holland Dr H V Hatfiald G L Harpham Gasoline and Oils Fire Proof Phone Cars for Hire Free Air It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory' R. C. Jory F. M. Jory We carry a full line oi ROYAL CLUB Fancy and Staple Groceries NONE BETTER "It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's" Emil Hackler L C Henneghan Blanche E Hedin Bert Hammer Davis A Harvey E A Hartman R C Jory Richard Johnson John Karlan Ethel Kellogg Peter Kilburg F J Kirsch L J Kelly , Thomas Kienzel Bernioe Lloyd S G Led ford John-V Martin Cecil-Mayfield E B Mayfield J E Mayfield F E Magill Catherine Morris H L Morris E A May hew Mrs L Miller Edwin Mays John Mannion 0 0 Maynard J M McCorkle Charles L McCoy V rank McCoy Wm Nickerson I 0 0 F Tygh , Helen V O'Brien J M O'Brien Henry Peterson BATTERIES CHARGED Don't send your battery away and wait a week or ten days when we can charge your battery here in one day SHATTUCK BROS. Fred Hackler J C Hagey Frank Huston J T Hume Albert Hill' James-Hartman F. M. Jory T C Jones : Ray Kaylor, Ira M Kistner H R Kaiser L D Kelly Floyd L Kelly L B Kelly F G La ugh U u J R Lewis -A C Martin W H Mayfield D A Mayfiely John Mayfield GG Magill M M Morris C E Matthews J E Miller WO Miller G W Mallatt A P Maynard David R Marr R W McCorkle C J McCorkle W T Noryel E L Nelson L K Oakley Geo Osborne Katie Peterson J M Powell Wapinitia Items March weather this week. A little sunshine, rain, followed by a hail storm which coverel the ground in places today. Mrs. J. P. Abbott is visit ina iu The Dalles this week. J I. West is riding in a new Gakland Six nowdays. Quite an epidemic of meas'es has struck here. Mrs. R. Bevier and Mrs. Mav Barzee are the latest victims. Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Hedin and! Mr. Miller made the trip to The Dalles Saturday, the latter going on to Portland. When out as fai as Kinesley on their return their car refused to go and they had to get another oar to come home with Sunday Mr. Hedin took his car to Fischer's "garage for repaire. Henry Richardson has sold his farm to the ditch company and after some time at. Keep's Mill, expeet to move ty Roseburg. Mr. Mars' school at Pine Grove was out Tuesday and Mi'. Thun'h '4 Oak Grove is out today. J R Keep went to Portland Fri day. Chester Rice of this place and a Miss Dyer of Sellwood wen1 mar ried Monday at Portland. Mr. Rice came home Tuesday, relum ing Wednesday. John Boen went to Portland Wednesday. Several government men were stopping at the hotel here last week. , Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wright left here this week for the yalley where Mr. Wright has been trans, ferred and will take some Elk from the Portland park to the reserve. 1 Cold Boiled Meats at the Ilazelwood Confectionery. John D Powyowit Vernon Roderts J A Riggles Jim Ruzic Edgar E Ritch John W Staats L S Stovall E H Snodgrass. J Shepflin W E Spoor B F Turner D W Talcott Ed Thomas W H Staats Shaltuck Bros C G Skogsberg F D Stuart G A Stout T J Swift C E Tunison Ernest Thun ,G T Teschner Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co G W Vanderpool L W Woodside M A Woodside Lloyd Woodside L d Woodside L M Woodside 0 P Weberg, Steve Wing A J and Carrie Weberg Henry Wing L E Walters O S Walters John Ward A R Wilcox Dee Wright Cora A. Wright C H Walker J 1 West G E Wood Lydia A Westergard Len Wilon George W Young Earl Young The Maupin district including Wapinitia, Wamic and Maupin with a total quota of $18,000 us ssgned to it bought $36,750 worth ot bonds or more than 200 percent oi its quota, Notice. Church Notice liey. John G. Hessler, Pastor Sunday nervices will he as in-tnil Sunday School 10 a. m. followed by preaching service and class meeting. Subject, the humiliation of Christ. In the evening there will be the usual services. Usual midweek services. Rev. Wolver lon, brother to Judge Wolverton is tx.pecled to preach next Sunday May 20 at request of the pa-tor. Sunday school convention M;iv 30 and 81, all day services. i i Ice Cream served, at Cyr's Ice Cream Parlor, ,j. ,. '& i Mrs. F. C. Falkenhagen from Great Falls, Mont,, visited Mrs. J. V. Hood last week. They will take up residence in The Dilles. The Maupin Home Guards are fining some lively practising on Wednesday and Saturday evening of each week. Their number has increased to 70 and 50 were pres ent for drill Saturday night. The tiflicers are II. R. Kaiser, captain, F. D. Stuart and A. L. Anderson lieutenants. Job Crabtree is now ohligod to wear a cast on bis ankle which was hurs at the time his arm was broken. Upon examination about ten days ago Dr. Shannon discov ered a broken bone. The carpenters are hupy build ing an addition to the Haines prop erty which is being remodeled to rent this fail. R. Johnson recent ly bought it. If you have painting to do get only the best grade 'and a kind that will stand the climate. Phoenix Guaianteed paint at the right price Maupin Drug Store. Doctor Dick GIVEN BY M.H.S. ShattucR's Hall May 18 CAST OF CHARACTERS . ' i . Richard Heritage M. D. commonly called "Dr. Dick" John Stovall Clifford Morrow Virgil Mayhew Nflomi Smith Wallace Kellogg Ethel Kellogg Agnes Walters Vina Ayres Norman Weir, his college friend ' - - .' Jerome Peters, the sexton - - Irene Arnold, with a history Rev. Phillip Dunchester, Rector of St. Marks Mrs. P. Pickins, one of the "Hock" who gossips Bess, the minister's sister Aunt Bina - - John Gordon, a fugitive Sheriff Blake SYNOPSI5 Act i. Mon.ing at the Rectcry. The gossip Las sc methirg to tell. The shadow of a sin. ACT II. The gossip speaks. Who was that man. : Act III. In the shadows Suspected the face in the window. Act iv. The gossip still on the scent. 'Twixt love and law. He is free. ' RESERVED SEATS 35 and 50 CFNTS Orchestra Music I wish to announce to the people of Southern Wasco county that ,1 have taken the agency of the W. r. Raleigh products, extracts and spices and will canvas Juni per Flat the weeks of May 6 to 16. C. M. Pylu, Raleigh Man, Grass Valley, Oregon. AUTOMOBILES Ford Page Overland Republic Truck AUTO SERVICE LEAVE VOUR ORDER FOR THE NEW FORD WITH FISCHER AUTO ACCESSORIES Complete line of Tube and Casing Word reached here Wednesday that Anthony Cavolla waa killed in service in France. Mrs. L. D. Kelly has been suf fering with toosilitis the past week some of the: things that we can do for you do your notary work, sell your farm for you, RENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX, BUY YOUR WHEAT, BARLEY' AND OATS, TAKE CARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS. DO YOUR UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WORK. GIVE US A TRIAL, WE CAN AND WILL MAKE GOOD MAUPIN STATE BANK