MAUPIN
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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 4, NO. 46
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 30. 1918
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Smock Items
Frank Feltch made a trip to
Maupin Saturday.
Rev, Larson of Gateway preach
ed at the church Saturday evening
and Sunday,
While in the mountains last
week Orrin Farlow killed a bear.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farlow and
MisB Helen made a trip to Orrin'g
camp for some bear meat.
Albert Hill was quite sick last
week witb quinsy. Dr. Jackson
of Dufur came Monday and lanced
the gathering.
Miss Ida Duncan who carries
It Pays to Pay
R. C. Jory H. B. Jory
In addition to carrying a complete line
of staple and fancy groceries we can surjply
vour wants in the following:
ECONOMY FRUIT JARS & FIXTURES
MASON JAR TOPS & RUBBERS
HORSESHOE NAILS SHOE NAILS
HUNGARIAN NAILS TACKS
WIRE CLOTHES LINES CAN OPENERS
TIN & GRANITE WARE LANTERNS & GLOBES
LAMP CHIMNEYS
CASTOR MACHINE OIL
CUP GREASE
BULK COAL OIL
ALSO NOTIONS & STATIONERY
Full line of Pendleton Blankets, Robes, Shawls,
Mackinaws, Knitting Yarns
Remember us when you are in need
"It Pays- to Pay Cash at Jory's"
Now is the Time
to get
Berries and Fruit for Canning
I handle all kinds
The very best that money will buy
Phone in your orders
or call at
HdVaihi Stoir
the rural mail between Wamic
and Smock is probably the young
est mail carrier in the state. She
knows ber business though and
is worthy of praise.
Mrs. Morrison and babe Editb
made a short visit on Smock the
first of the week.
Blaine Disbrow made a trip to
fche snow-line of Mt. Hood last
week to take his brother Edward
some supplies. After searching
for several miles he found a couple
pair of boots toasting in front of a
camp fire. Investigation brought
to view the faces of John Conroy
and Edward Disbrow from behind
books within their tent. And the
sheep were grazing on the hillside
below.
Mrs. Sarah Darnall and two
daughters of Dufur are here for a
few days' yisit with relatives.
Cash at Jory's"
OIL CANS
ZEROLENE
AXLE GREASE
your
VIRTUALLY ON
CASH BASIS
The following is the heading of
the first article in a recent num
ber of the Publishers' Auxiliary:
War Board's order reduces cir
culation; requires weekly papers to
cut circulations 15 per cent Sept.
15; rates raised and all dead heads
and delinquents cut off.
In view of the above we will be
obliged to strike from our list a
number of najnes, so if you are in
arrears and want the Times after
Sept. 15, call or drop us a line.
However, we believe that if the
majority of lists were paid up as
well as ours, there would be no
occasion for such a ruling. Less
than 16 per cent of our subscribers
ami exchanges are not arranged
for in advance, and wo will not
conceed to call any of these 'dead
heads.'
Vapinitia Items
August weather again this week
Sheriff Chrismau aud Mr. Brad
Bhaw of 'J'bo Dalles visited this
place Monduy.
Miss Nellie Holland is stopping
at the Lewis home here aud will
attend school the coming winter.
Pete Olseu has sold his ranch
here to Frank McCoy.
The Endersby thrt.iher finished
its season's run aud pulled in
Sunday night.
The cojiimuuity has gather a
deserted appearance nowdays as
everybody and his neighbor has
loft or getting ready to go to the
mountains.
David Marr left last week for
his houie in the Valley where he
commences teaching his home
srhool September 1st.
Mr. Arnett came over from Tygh
Ridge last week aud Bpent a few
days with home folks.
Ora Maynard and Irene Doyle
made a trip to The Dalles the first
of last week. Mrs. Maynard aud
little daughter Marjory returned
home with them.
llarry Fratt wrote last week
from Camp Mills, New York, Say
ing that they were gettiug ready
to sail for France and that they
would not hear from him any
more until he arrived 'over there'.
Mrs. Winnie Wilson received a
letter last week from her husband
saying lie uad visited bcoltland
and England and was well and
getting along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Tapp were
called to Hood River last week by
the death of Heigh Linsley, a dis
tant relative who met with an auto
accident aud received injuries from
which he died.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wood vis
ited in Watnic last week and rent
ed a house and will move there
soon. After harvest is over he
will take up the cnurch wotk
there for the coming winter,
Celia Brittaiu is visiting rela
tives In Wamic this week.
Mr. aud Mrs. Char lei Gabel
spent several days in Portland
IhfI week,
W. B. Keen and wife returned
from the huckleberry fields last
Thursday and are now qufte busy
remodeling their Tina Grove house
We were sorry that we faild to
reach home lat week in time to
gft in the item3, but we succeeded
in gatberiug over 43 gallons of the
famous fruit aud were only gone a
neck.
Virgil Mayfield and Ernest
Thun left Monday for Camp Lewis
Mis. Alta May field, Cecil Mayfield
LARGEST CALL
LAST TUESDAY
Of the fiftyone men who left The
Dalles Tuesday tor Camp Lewie
the following well known in this
end of the couuty: Joseph Xavier
Modesto, California; Virgil Dudley
Mayfield, Ernest Henry Robert
Thun, Wapinitia; Pohona v Wolf,
Matthew Suppah, Simnasho; Geo.
Samuel Heilmeyer, Ellis Ray
bharp, Wamic; Alexander Mc
Donald, Truman Ernest Powers,
Roy Theodore Keaton, Antelope;
Fred Hornquist, Criterion; Charles
Albeit Cunningham, Maupin; Al
fred McCorkle, Wasco; Walter
Beyer, Alfred Franklin Barlow,
Geo, A. Mickle, Shaniko.
Raymond and Lesley and Ches
ter Crabtree, Ed Ritch, W. O.
Miller and Floyd McLeoud have
received notice to report for ser
vice betweeu the 3rd and 6th ol
September.
We Mean Busines
s
Have purchasers for Improved
and unimproved farms in U'usco
and adjoining counties. Owners
only need answer If you do not
mean business don't rnswer.
Hurry up if you do. Northwest
ern Securities & Investmeiat Com
pany, 22 N 10th Street, Portland,
Oregon.
them to The Dalles.
Mrs. Amen whobas been stav
ingrth Mrs. GraffSS "at'Tjfaka.
mas Lake this summer took Mr.
Thun's place as 'lookout' on Mt.
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. A, F. Evick came
out from The Dalles Tuesday and
took 'Grandma' Evick to The
Dalles to receive medical treatment
Lloyd Woodside is spending his
vacation at, Clackamas Lake at the
Graham home.
Among those who have been at
tacked with Mt. Hood fever and
lmve gone for relief at that place
ara Mr. and Mrs, Hediti, Ben
Flinn, Mr. aud Mrs. V, B. Tapp
and family, Clyde Flinn, Leonard
Wilson, Harry Weberg, Ed Davis
aud family, Mr. and Mrg. Geo.
B6ebe, Ora Maynard, Mr. osborue
Mr. and Mr. E, A. Hartmau, Mrs
Cyr, Annie aud Mabel Lewis, 0.
L, Paquet, Volley Endertby and
family, and more going every day.
Wheat hauling has commenced
here.
Joe o'Brien'a thresher had a
break down last week, but is run
ning again now.
G. E. Wood and Cos', thresher
succeeded in getting started last
week ami is now doing fine, .
Criterion
Mr. and Mrs. Herrling of Salem
are yisiting their daughter Mrs, P.
T. Kirsch.
Mrs. Kirscli and her mother Mrs
Herrling spent Sunday at Joe
Kramers In the Cove.
Ruth I'll well who has been
working iu Maupin the past few
SOME or THE THINGS I MA I Wt CAN DO FOR '
DO YOUR NOTARY WORK,
SELL iOUU FARM 1'Olt 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 $TATE DANK
weeks returned to her home on
Ridgeway Sunday.
Mr. Stage was
reported very
sick Wednesday.
D. B. Appling was
on business Saturday.
iu Maupin
Fred Hornquist left for Camp
Monday.
L. B. DeCamp finished heading
Saturday on the Bonney ranch
anu puuea uis nmcnme in nome
for this season.
Mr. Arberson is visiting at the
Baxter home this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller are
leaving for a few days' outing in
the mountains this week.
Jim Baxter and son Joe are in
the mountains at preseut.
Miss Frances JKirsch who has
been employed to teach the Lake
View school is having a neat little
bungalow built on her homestead
west of J. K. Kirsch's place.
White River
Mr. andMrs. Hess have return
ed from their vacation; Mrs. Lav
erty returned to her home iu The
Dulles, Mrs. Milstead remaining
to visit triends at Wilhoit Springs.
Mr. and Mrs, W. 0. Miller
nf Maupin spent Sunday with
their uncle, J. G. Tunison,
Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Fev. Blackman of
The Dalles Bertha 0. Stillwell
and Cecil R. Tunison, both of
Tygh Valley, were united iu mar
riage. About forty ol their friends
came to charivari them on their
return home.. The friends left
ibont midnight, leaviug many
H0Hcl w,BbfM to ,be newJy wodfl-
Ernest O. Webb and Amelia
Taylor of Tygh Valley were mar
ried in Portland, returning home
Thuisday the 22ud.
Large sheets of carbou paper for
embroidery stamping at the Times
AUtt& THE PWMitttS
Requires alertness to the ever-changing war-time conditions.
You will always find us ready to help meet those problems
as they arise and we are going to help you to meet them
m Tflt Epmisou 0? NOW CVf
On and after September 1, 1918, all book accounts will
be limild to 30 days' credit. If an extention of time is
desired, the TRADE ACCEPTANCE, a form of paper
RECOMMENDED by the FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
will be used.
For detailed information, watch our ads. See your
banker or call on us and we will be glad to explain.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER GO.
A. L. ANDERSON, Manager.
WAPINITIA TO
HAVE MACHINES
. Money Raised
The people of Wapinitia thank
the communities for their liberal
douatious in raising money for the
two Red Cross sewing machines.
The following are donors con
tributiug to the fund totaling the
amount of $58.00:
Mrs. L. D. Woodside
J. P. Abbott Pete Conroy
Minnie Hartman N. G. Hedin
The Gabel family Mrs. Cyr
Mr, and Mn. Wood
Mrs. Tapp Mrs. Hedin
Mrs. L. M. Woodside
Mrs. Anna Pechett
Josie O'Brien Mrs. O'Brien
Mrs. Maddron MrB. nice
Mrs, E. M. Hartmau
Bill MoClean Virgil Maddron
Mrs, J. S. Brown Lew Kelly
May Barzee E. A. Cyr
Mrs, Claymier Stella Davis
Mrs. Anua Smith B. L. Foreman
J. I. West V. Roberts
Mrs. Peterson Shattuck Bros.
Chester Crabtree Lester Crabtree
Mr. aud Mrs. E. J. Styer
Ellis Doughtou J. Shipflin
H. R. Kaiser Geo, Pliley
M. Creager Thos. Kiengly
R. B. Bell G. W. Mallatt
Miss Westergard F. C. Butler
Laura Durham J. R. Riggles
lea Derthick Dr. Hatfield
Mrrothell ... Jory's Store
Fraley & Vaoderpool
Elwin Brown Ed Ritch
Mrs. J. C. Uagey Ina Dawson
Mrs. V. Endersby Z. A. Kolly
Mrs. J. L Confer
Mrs. L. B. Kelly, chairman of
committee.
and Beu Richardson accompanied