HI 21 JAZLd Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County VOL 5, NO, 31 MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY )6, 1919 THE YEAR $1.50 Victory Maupin take? another game by h score of 12 to 3 from Grass Val ley on tbe Graea, Valley groan J. The Grass Valley team put up u hard icrap but they were out classed when it eauie to the slick. Skinner pitched liis same old fust ones and the first seven men who f need him laid er down, big Bill sure caught a good game and when, it coupes to geten em rut- of (tie dirl he is a hear. Jlookn worked on .first mid wan in tin- game all time. Morris pulled a very snappy play by catching a man between- second and third which got the team out of a bad hole. Confer got the idea that be "It Pays to Pay Cash at JoryV F. M. Jory GREEN VEGETABLES Alarm Clocks Jutcaer ku.ve Paring Knives Clothes Ringers, Wash Boilers Oil Cans Water Pails Chicken Grit Bi lk CL Li.ua ii.t. Gtnts' Half-Soles Water Bags Padlocks Shoe Polishes . Axle Grease Zeroline Castor Machine Oil HATS HATS HATS "It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's' LEAVE you r orders for ACCESSORIES tnNTNi GAS and 01 (JKDiJ " TRACTORS A N D BATTERIES REPAIRED trucEs AT FISCHER'S GARAGE Fraley Maupin, Ore. Vanderpool Maupin Garage We Sell EXIDE Batteries We test your Batteries and Charge them for you; repair them and help you keep them in good order. We handle Gas, Distilate and Coal Oil, one gallon and up. We carry a large itock of TIRES and TUBES, any size and what we haven't we will he very to get for you m any line. We have a first class workman Can do anything in the Auto work and we will stand by him in his work. What'he does for you, and the price, is right. Call and see us wan hark after F)itz and drovi "e a mile tcoring a couple o' runs. The manager got a ftougbi "pell a ril heaved one over th grand stand unu'lel in two score' (Ixine head). Mr. Nye the come dimr and speed merchant wen1 round and round stealing verv llijng from first to the hotel. Olif and Cunnie, snugged every' Ihing that came near an I hit the pill like old vels. Oflioial ump Kaiser being absent Lawrence Stoyall officiated. No game Sun day, game May 25 at Watco. Tygh Valley . Mark of Appreciation As a mark of appreciation to one of our esteemed soldiers, Nic kolas Koroles, who has been fight ing for our country, some of our countrymen entered his homestead caiiin during his absence and" stole everything that wag necessary for housekeeping. No doubt crops will be good in bis vk-hity since his farming im plement were all taken and evi dently used. This w holesale theft was caused no doubt by the erroneous report of his death while lighting over sens for our country. On returning last week from oveiseas duly Nick made his Lome stead a vinit, planning to lemain overnight. Arriving at a late hour he found all blankets and uteimels gone, so lit- was obliged to return to Maupin nod sleep in a chair, the only -jivuilnhle rest. A uiau who has fiiveii up hia own country and is willing to jiva his life for oith reitaiuly should be shown more lerpect. Any information lending to the recovery of Nick's property will be appreciated. Wapimtia Items Sbfcp shearers wen!, timing! fyuh Wednesday going to Holi er anil Ualils , they liunslieil ilieii 'ih Friday and moved to Fargern The SliUell hotel is now limit i new management. Mr. liouuey went to The Dallw vVednesdap returning' Thursday. 11. MeAlee ri turned from Portland Friday. T. J. Swift went to Dufur Wed nesday in his new Furd. Vearl Bonney went to Crterioii Thursday. The show Friday night was well attended, a dance following. Anoteer show will be given by the seme people Thursday M-ay 22nd. Dr. Shitnnon and J. II. Fitspat rick went to Wapiuitia Friday to attend the inquest ot a small baby found in the Deschutes river near Gables ranch. K. L,. Houser went to Kent Tuesday. The picnic was , well attended and a good program rendered by the Tygh and Wapinilia schooli. a dance followed, supper being served at the Stilwell hotel. Fishing is good in the Desclintei. J. T. Harper lust one of hi horses this wtek, old Turn win lias put in 2!3 years in Wasrn Coiintv. E. C-Fitspalriok went to 'lie Dalles Wednesday. John Mc In lies of John D.iy v.'ns a Tygb Visitor Tuesday. The sheep Bhearers rekumed from the Fargher ranch Mond, leaving Tuesday for Jol u Day. Eids Wanted went to Portl ind Wednesday. niepne v inn irti u week ago lift t . i i . . i I WHormKiay to shear ftieep u.e Bida U tornM-fac 50 rick rf Frank (i .hie pi nee on Jmiiprl flr ,.,,),, woo, fl(. Maupin k:1ioo1 A number of our yuiing -ople wod to be delivered . ii h-1ko1 attended the thou at Tygh Turs-: g,.,,,,,,,),, llt. Maupin, (Jre. '.V. night, : Send in bids to The committee mi eats met, at j Lawrence S. tovalt, . (to last jug-; I Diet. Clerk. Dole is visiting Miss Irene home folks. A baby girl was found last Fri nay afternoon in the Deschutes river half a mile below Noun creek. An inquest was held and the body buried. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas returned home from Hood Itiver. It was Mii. Minnie Phelps who died 1 apt week instead of Mrs. Thomas' niater. She left seven children including a thiee weekstpld, baby. Mrs. W. 0- Wilson and daught er Ruby attendee the S. S. con vention at Mos'n r Saturday. ,S. S. picnic and basket dinner in the Abbott grove Sunday. Liuoolu Hartman went to The Dalles Tuesday returning Wednes day with a now Ford for Charley Cox. A reunion of the Batty family took place at the home of L. C. llenneahau Thursday, aloul 42 of the family were resent. Julius Sliepflin, I. ii, ami Tim lluunghan were tithing in the Deschutes Wednesday and mailt some catches, Jjui Hartuian and wife, Mrs. John Lewis aud Mable left Sat urday for Burns, Ore. Chester Britlaiii and wife came over from Warnic Sunday. Clark Richardson of Maupin (has been hauling wood from Pine Grove the patt week. 1'hil Graves and wife of Aurora arrived Friday for a visit wilh tliir daughter Mrs If. llarphaiu Mr. U. says crops heie are far ahead ol the Valley. Harry 1'ialt left last week and is working in file Dalles. I I Bon Fliun got quite a gash on 'his bead ft om an ax he was carry ing wheu be fell while going up a hill near Urdu's mill. : I Shearing is i i progress. ' Sherar BriJge S mo fine salmon are Men in he tiver here, not mauy i atil ca. . llamer & Dahl are shipping their wool. W. Lucnre shipped seveia! (lie - kr to Portland M'sterdilv. t l I n .1 'IICH,l ill .e. s speii 'r va.-ulion nl huiiin. Sevpral aitended the school p-c if at Tygh rilnrdiiy. . A tufty pull w:is I old at lie iherar limine lust nil t. Sit n 'rorn Frank GabelV ranch May 1 1919, C'lld (ilitd lliiiniiton watch villi .1. 11 D. on the li.tck of it I will give twenty-fivf dollar leward. John H. Decker. Wamic Newe The service flag f ii I be Victory Liberty hail Hived St''iidiiy nud is waving from I lie Hug pi le .in front of the postoiTioe Andy B jotli reluinel a' we k sgo' Saturday from over H, being mustered out of ceivice al Camp Lawis. Mr. Booib was cui -tined in hosiitals most of the lime while iu France, being until le n lake pitrt iu any of the halt c-. . Floyd Johnson took Fred bn h sel to Maupin Monday. Mrs. Clara Swable teturnd Tuesday from Portland where the spent several tnoiiths taking treat ment for fpinal disease and pai lial paralysis, Mr. and Mrs. W U. Magiil m. - m had aw m "jM . TRY IT OH YOUR LIVE STOCK ' &&fl$ v . It will keep them free from Insect parasites and protect them against contagious diseases, ' 1 KresoDipNo.l EASY TO USEEFFECTIVE ECONOMICAL KILLS LICE, MITES AND FLEAS. DRIVES AWAY FUES. HEALS CUTS. SCRATCHES AND WOUNDS. FOR MANGE. SHEEP SCAB ArtD OTHER SKIN TROUBLES. PREVENTS HOG ftf& CHOLERA U" Experiments on live hog prove tltat ft 2i dilution kills irulent Hog Cholera Virus in five Minutes by contact. K.reo Dip No. 1 iu Ortc'.ea' potrkagat, rcr Sl by The Maupin Drug Ston t e.i -"xij ten mm v-hixh on hrcho em tu. I. p -- Build Now Tr? -i lff lit W 6. i I W r;':-.jl2:;:0 PROBABLY Iter. i & w r13 jMJii U if r J(-1 lit - . -wwFSS. 1. M ' -iii M it t -z ALL BUILDING MA-' 1 ERIAL PRICES WILL REMAIN STATIONARY FOR SEV URAL YFARS. - i t-1 t- V'k R M BUILDING SHOULD PLANNfcD ,NOWI -I-1 -M- ASK TO SEE OUR FREE PI AN BOOK ON ARM BUILDINGS. -t-t -t(- $ILOi Pay for Themselves i B:ttcr Feeding the First Year, MACHINE SHEDS More Mach'n.ry Rusts Out Tha. Wears Out. Higsheds, Haysheds, Baras, Chicken Houses, Hemes. Tum-A-Lum Ltr. Co. !! SOME OF THE IIIINOS wt CAN DO FOR Vi bO YOUR NOTARY WORK, i . . SLLL' iOIJK HARM I'Hit iiiii,' KENT YOU A SAKIJTY DKl'OlT BOX, BUY YOUR WHEAT. BAULKY AND OATH, TAKE CARE OF YOUR BANKING BUSINESS. DO Y0UK UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER WORK. GIVE US A TRIAL. WE CAN AND WILL MAKE LUUU MAUPIN STATE BANK j