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Demoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 5, NO. 40
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY, JJLY 18. 1919
THE YEAR $1.50 j
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Obituary
II. L. Pratt, an "Evangelical
minister punned away , yeeterday
morning at 3:30 at I lie home of
his brother, W. T- Pratt on Juni
per Flat. The funeral will t.c
held in Salem this afternoon, v
Mr. Pratt was GO years of age
and a native of Minnesota, having
come from Nebraska to Ong' n
38 year ago, settling at Corvallis
In 1886 lie mirried Miss Mary
Dunn. Four children, Clara, I.ois,
Kenneth and Gorton, living in
Portland survive him.
Mr. Pratt was several years
chapluin of the Salein uielitia and
presiding elder in his church for
the Salem district. It was while
preaching at Florence threeyeara
ugo last March that he tull'ercd a
stroke of paralysis. Since that!
time he has made his home lib
brother here and one in Idaho.
'J he 27tb of May Mr. Pratt had
a bad spoil and Buffered another
paraletic stroke July 6th,
which he never recovered.
SENT IN BY OUR
from
Wapinitia Items
Some. heat here the past few
days. The mercury has been as
high as 101 in the shade and har
vest is in full Bwing.
Joe O'Brien's thresher tt lie'
at his place Tuesday.
0. L. Paijuet and P. X. J..l.ti
son left here Tuesday morning fur
projecting trip in the mounta n
Miss Crystal Trait of Wamir
has been visiting the past week at
the Walker home.
Miss Lois Batty or7 The Dallen
has linen yisiling relatives here
the past few days.
Vlev. Geo. McDonald arrived
here last Friday night and re-,
maiiied over Sunday'. The quar
terly conference was held Sunday
evening. N. G Ilediu was elect
ed delegate to the general confer
ence which will be held in The
"It Pays to Pay" Cash at Jory's
JJHYSS
F. M. Jory
Fresh Strawberries Cherries in Season
Oranges and Bananas Dried Onions
Tillamook Cream Cheese Lettuce
Bulk Peanut Butter Cabbage
Deviled Meat Fresh Bologna
Vienna Sausage - Dried Beej
Canned Shad Sardines
Minced Clams, Shrimps, Oysters, Salmon
Ready Made Dresses and Aprons Hats
Screen Wire Fly Swatiers
"It Pays to Pay Cash at Jory's'
Dalles iu September. Calvin Mr
Oorklo was elected alternate dele
i ite. "
.iiicoln Ilurtman returned o
'Portland the lust of the week l
continue medical treatments.
Mr., and Mrs. Doak and famih
moved to their homestead- on tin
hill the last of. the weok,
Edmund Doyle has been on the
sick list the past week. Mr.
Carrie Kirklmin has been up from
Muupin and helping care for him,'
Mr. and Mrs. U. E. Wood came
ovur fiom Waniio and spent Fri
day at their ranch here. G, K,
returned Monday to harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Wilson
left Tuesday morning for Ilidge-
liold Wn. , where they will visit
Mrs, Wilson's patontF, Mr. and
Mrs. V. B. Tapp.
Archie Tapp arriyed here Satur-
d v from Portland and will work
dm ing" haryest.
Early to Bed
Early to Rise,
Work all day .
Swat'en Flies.
The Moral,
, Buy some screen doors.
We are going to have chicken
for dinner, what do you think of
.hat for class. About all the boye
lo is play ball. They are pun as
tippy as can be when they think
there is a chance of going over the
lop again.
Well mother I don'tinow when
I will go home but don't think 1
wilj stay over here very h'lig ,
Some oi the new odium are get-j
ting over heie and ( hut will give I
us a chance to go home.
Will stop for this time, your
loving son diet...
. I.eut. C. R. IVhetie
7th Field Artillery, A. K. Ft,
Geimany, A. P. 729.
A haudsome feature of the cele
bration program that failed lo be
meutiond lust week was the Lib
erty float escorted by the returned
soldiers in uniform. Miss Vivian
Uackler was godess and attended
by twelve little girls.
' Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
Stands by Y
Germany, June 23, 1919,
My Dear Mother,
- Just a few lines to say I am
feeling fine, We are ready to
move tip in Geintuiy a little
farther. V- have the guns all ou
tiu.'k, the ligises are all behind.
We are at the jumping off place.
I am with the Ijiing battery, noth
ing tq do hit f(t and sleep now,
Ve have b pn here four days right
tin the bi'cler' of ueulral zone
ready to step pvi-r and if they
don't come across well, we will be
the first to cross ihe lire.
All I -have wilt u e U' my ltd
and a small clothing roll,
I have just one houi's woik in
the morning, that is doing a Kttle
orienting of iimpa and king
with the iiibtiumeuts-a lit t It just
to keep in trim. The boyn trc
eager to go over and have Ron e
exciteuieut, hut there will be n
resistence. Germany will i.ut
bU.ow fight this time, bui I don't
think we will over go, they wib
sign first. ' .
The Col. is coming to look ovei
the camp, so I will have to htop
till ho goes, the old nut. Well
he is still here but harmless Ui-
morning so ctii wi'Me HtlJf
U10l$.
By the way, you asked me one
about the wclfaro workers such as
the Red Cross, Salvation Army
and Y. M. C A- Well y all
were- gop,, ouly some were better
Uiau others. Now for the fighting
men the Pied Cross and Salvation
Army can't be beat, and the S.O.
S. that is in the rear, the Y. M.
C. A. did good word, Anyoi.e
that says anything agpinsl tie
girls that came over here is no
American, that is all I can say
and will tell any man or woman
the satire thai says it. They came
over heie and went through hell
for tj5, so why should any rtd
blooded man say a word agaimt
tlifiii. The Y. M. C. A. did iiavt
a st.w crooks in it a while but that
happens any pljic?, so what goo
does -it to croak about alien 1
hear a man shout. I think he
witils something lor nothing.
The Red Cross and Salvation
Ar ny did fine work, the best in
thu world. Tho Y. M. 0. A. is
doing fine. Toe gills are seen
right now going along the line
with a team of cons trying to
give the boys hot chocolate and
ctke, you know they cau't git
around any other way, just now
all the troops are on the move and
they get a car once in a whilp,
The K. of C. are a good bunch too
I can't say a word against any
body that tries to help in this
war, aveu if they didu't help me
any, they possibly helped some
on. iu the rear zone.
Wheeler & Wilson sewing mu.
chine, late model, for tale at tele
phone office,.
NEWS ITEMS OF
LOCAUNTEREST
fourteen Years Ago
From Tjglt Yal'ej Bet- of A115.
11H 17, HO"): ' ,
Miss I.e'ii li Driver of Winnie,
relumed home frt in The Dillis
Monday where she hud-been tal
ing the teacher's t xiim inn! b'ti.
hast Saturday , Mrs. W. If.
S'liats and son, Harvey K'ushcr,
pissed through town 011 their way
to Victor. Harvey returned on
Monday with a load of oats.
A very enjoyable treat was giv
en ye editor tin I wife by Mis.
John Scott lass tunday evening.
It wjib in Ihe fhaie of 'overturn
and cake and was vei y de!j 'ions.
Lost About six mi'es utove
Woodcock's mill, one gr y mate
with harness ou.
Mt. Hood hasn't blown up yet
and we are getting over our fright.
Birthday Party
Twenty-seven of Mrs. Slaats
children and grandchildren motor
ed over from Dufur Sunday and
spent the day. with her ceiebratiiig
Mr-i. Stunts' and Urenton Slusheis
birthdays which come on the 18th
and Kith of thn month. Dinner
was served nn the lawn and the
til'lernoon was enjoyed with mtu-io
and taking" photographs.
J. H. Woodcock has improved
his local residence property this
week by exterior finishings on the
house and fencing the lot. L. C.
Wilhelm is doing the carpenter
work.
A request has been made that
Ma u pin' resident to prevent sick
ness and typhoid clear lip the tin
cans in the alleys and burn or de
stroy rubbish.
It'is thought that if 130,'OGO men
ate put to work the Panama canal
will be completed in ten years.
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Trade mirk ( fl
Bull Dog Grip
N o n-S li i d T ires
Through ir.d, sand or rocky
roads, over ruts and road holes,
up stiff grades, round "S" curves,
there's speed with safety if
Braender tires are on your car.
They hold the road.
Put Braender's to Any
Test. Youll find them
"The Tire to Tie to."
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