MAUPIN
IMES
Demoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
VOL 6, NO. 3
MAUPIN SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3!. 1919,
THE YEAR $1.50
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Maupin School News
High school pupils making an
average of 90 or wore in second
. uioDthly test were: Leonard Fur
low, 94 75; Ma Duncan 94.25;
Mabel Cyr, 94. Those raising
their average above what they
earned last month were: Doratba
.Martin, Roy Martin, Ma Duncan
and Mabel Cyr. '
'.. "I would rather be defeated in
doing right than to succeed iu
doing wrong." James A. Garfield
November 1, All Hallows Day;
All saints are honored tfien.
Now, why it is I cannot say,
But the saints are moBtly men !
Pupils of the primary room
making 100 iu spelling tlitn month
areJOrville Fraley, Veltna Cro
foot, Melyiu Jory, Myrtle Moss,
Nona Styer, Estel Stoval), Ella,
Orville and Letty Hammond, Ida
Kidder, Alvin Styer, Iiarle Green,
Crystal Stoart. Where is that
college professor who said "Spell
ing is becoming a lost art"?
The high school and grammar
grade are organizing a literary
society.1, Leonard Farlow and Ida
It Pays to Pay
F. M. Jory
Now is the time to get your supply of
BLA Kl ke t s
A NEW SHIPMENT
JUST ARRIVED
Couch Covers Steamer Rugs
Go-Cart Rcbes Baby Blankets
Mackinaw Coats Auto Robes
Fancy Bed Spreads Bath Robes
Yarn, Shawls Indian Robes
fit D.vi to Py
JJuild Noytr
ALL BUILDING MA
TERIAL,. PRICES WILL
PROBABLY REMAIN
STATIONARY bOR SEV
ERAL YEARS. ... ;
FARM BUILDING
S iOULD BE PLANNED
now. -
;b y" i f
ASK TO SEE OUR
FREE . PLAN BOOK ON
FARM BUILDINGS,
PAY FOR THEM
SELVES IN BETTER
FEEDING FIRST YEAR.
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MACHINE SHEDS-
More Machinery Rusts Out
than Weirs Out
Hogthedi, Hayheds, Barns,
Ch cken Houses, Homes.
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co.
Duncan were eluded president
and secretary respectively of the
temparary nrgaiiizatioa. The ,pr
in.ment organization in to be
fomed Friday, October 31. Meet
ings are to be held evfiy two
week?, the second and fourth Fri
day of each Kchool month.
Pupils in Mrs. Buchanan's room
taking an average of IK) or more
are: Lorraine Stovall, IKJ.5; Mary
Martin. 9.1;, Winifred Kaicer, 91!;
Olive Turner, S)l; Helen Philiulee
91. ' ;
New Subscribers
The following renewed tln'ir
subscription to the Times during
the pant few dajs:-
D. B. Appling s
O. P. Weberg
J. 0 Winifree
Mrc J. II, Kiatner 1
Hanger & Dull I
E. II. Snodgrass
II. S. Goodenough
M. F. Goodenough ;'
Clark Richardson
Otto Uerrling ;; , '
J. U. Porchelt ' .
Cash at Jory's'V
Cash at Tory's"
Wapinitia Items
King Winter surely arrived here
Sunday, Snow commenced falling
before day and kept no till noon
when there was ubout six inches,
and then the mercury suddenly
dropped to within a few degrees of
zem, an occurence never known
here in October. The welcome
Chinaolt came Monday night aud
the hmow left.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickey
nint Mr. will Hickey lull Here
today lor Portland. N. li. Iledin
brought tlieiu out from Cedar
Swamp in his Ford. There was a
foot of biiow at the camp.
A car passed through here Sat.
urday evening from across the
mountains will a large deer. They
had come tl) rou all euow almost
die entire distance.
Mr, and Mrs. Calvin McCorkle
bav: rented and moved into Mrs.
Smith' house in ton, Mr. im'
Mrs. Walter Sharp will live ui
Mr. M Corkle's farm this wtutei
aud lock after the stock. .
H. N. Dodge, the local survey oi
has I'i'cii Htirvcyiug utid waking
maps of ti e irrigation canals iu
I bin section the past ten days.
Add-on Bennett, a writer lor
the Oi'egouian spent Sunday aud
M'mday here writing up the irrigft
tiou project. Mr. Boouett found
ed The Dalles Opt imist years ago.
A geological man speut (be
week end at liie Bur zee and made
a trip to the mountains Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. J, I Parker and
soha arrrlved here Wednesday
from Los Angeles, Qal., and will,
lake charge" of the local elupeft
work. Seryioes Suuday morning
Hud evening.
Hollowe'en social at school
home Saturday night, Each I 'tly
tri ng a pie. Proceeds to get lumps
for school.
Rev. G, E. McDonald, confer
ence superintendent, came upi
Iron) Portland Wednesday and
conducted the quarterly confer
ence Wednesday evening.
Carl E. Hornquest
W. H., G. li. and Claud Taloolt
W. C. Vauderpool. "
B. L- Foreman .
Smock Items
Hallowe'en basket social at the
school house Saturday night. A
good-time aesured'. Ladies hring
lnnch 1or two.
We are having Chrictmas weath
er already, having two niches of
snow, but think it will not last
long.
Marion Farlow motored to Mau
p'n Monday, meeting Mrs. F. who
h is been visiting her mother.
The Mulvany and Duncan boys
hive killed a number of bear this
season. .. . -
Frank Feltch was bit by a dog
the latter part of the week but
not seriously.
Charley" Farlow and Blaine
Disbrow have been vuite busy
hauling wheat to Maupin.
W- II- Maytield's are making a
long visit with their son.
'J he Fallow boys are very busy
looking after their cattle.
Attorney Baumgartner has pur
chased the property of Dave Don
aldson on Deschutes Avenue. Mr
Doual Ison expects to go to The
D lies for the winter.
Silas Richardson and family
moved from Ridgeway Tuetday to
a sheep rauch twenty miles above
I'd nevi lie,
Fred Hornquest was a business
caller yesterday from tbe Criter
ion section.
Wamic News
Oct. 20.
Mrs. Cora Foster of The Dalles
visited her parents on Smick.
Mr. Bargenholt and little ICl.liora
uccompanied her home.' lilnont
will remain with her mother this
winter aud attend school.
M;s. Nan Woodcock
ously ill last week.
was sen.
Mhe cattle men returned Fridaj
from the mountains bringing quite
a hunch. They encountered mm li
tiiinw alii Miiieretl from extreme
cold. 'But' Havey's boie '' fell
while in the mountains. He suf
fered a severely sprained ankle.
Snow fell here Friday to the
depth of four inches, temperature
unusually low for the early season
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Driver vis
ited at the Ed Woodcock home on
Smock Saturday.
Mrs. Tbeltna Mulvany and baby
spent last at the J, R. Woodcock
'otoe.
Marion Duncan killed a beef
Saturday 6udiug ready market
or the meal.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Driver were
over from Juniper week ago Sun
day visiting at the Bud Harvey
home.
Mrs. Fanny Hanna of Portland
spent several days last week with
her mother Mrs, Mary Beaty.
Miss Anne Lang was here from
The Dalles Friday giving a Red
Cross talk at the homo i f Mis.
Joaie Lake.
Guy Brittain and Lena Wing
went to the dance at Dufur Fri
day night.
' Krauk Spatlr who ba tvu har
vesting at the Carl Auderson place
at Ktngsly went to The Dalles
Monday.
Clara Hauser of Tygh who ha
been at the hospital with ear
trouble returned home Sutunlay.
She is with her parents iu The
I) illes attending high school.
A large enrollment of pupils
here this winter,' tilling all the
seat. in the school room." Many
are coming from outside places,
Charley ' Crubtree can e from
Ever-Bearing
Stawberries
Five square rods of laud furn
ished my family of, six more
strawberries than we could use alt
summer. If ynu have water for
irrigation they will do the same
for vou. Plnrfts $1 per hundred.
A, A, Bonney, ,
I have a farm 400 acres, 20
miles from Boise, Idaho, 10 miles
from Emmett, good ' soil, well
watered, lots of oulsir'e range.
Grows, good alfalfa without water;
80 acres can be irrigated. A good
cattle proposition. Price $15.00
per acre. A. A. Bonney.
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Wapinitia Auto Stage
Leaves Maupin, 4 p. m.
Leaves Wapinitia, 7 a. in
V. ROBERTS. Prop.
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SOME OF THE THINGS THAI wt. CAN DO FOR Vl
DO YOUR NOTARY WORK, J ,
SKLL' OUK FARM FOK tOu.
' RENT YOU A SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX,
c - 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 MAKti GOOD
MAUPIN STATE BANK
Antelope Wednesday, going on to
Portland where Mrs. Crabtreu will
accompany him here.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Pulrnatecr
returned Wednesday from Hood
River after picking apples. Ontod
ma Kin worthy came wilh tlniu.
Mike Urban has sold lutt ranch
to Frank Wing and is going to
jg inthcrn O-egon to lie.
Mrs. Otis Clnistinii of Jnnipei
Flat is a yuenl at Hie J A. D'iver
home in The .Dalles tnUng medi
cal tieiilinenl.
Red Cro 3 3 Report
A Heart and a Dollar Will
Make You A Member of Red
Cross for One Year ,
Articles made by Muiipin Branch
and Bakeoven Auxiliuiy:
107 baud towels
02 pillowcases
221 bed jackets (hospital)
50 pajama suits (100 articles)
164 helpless case shins
6b' convalescent robes
27 refugee dresses
IS women s peticoats
) children's undershirts
b70 baby shirts
Women's uhemese
3 boys' suits
8 men's shirts
Knitted Articles
88 sweaters
52 pairs socks
I t pairs refugee stockings
'1 iuuIHts
Donated and made by Maupin
Branch, Bakeoven and Criteriou:
57 holders (school children)
20 bath towels
35 didh towels
82 dish cloths"""
42 hand towels , , ,
4(5 hiudkaiubicf
10 sheets
17 story books
1 dozen dipers
Gun wipers, comforts, pillows
Farm for Sale
160 acres on Smock Prarie, 27
cultivation, level; paid water right
and cruek; fenced; house, barn,
granary, orchard, 200,000 ft, saw
timber; $20.00 per acre. -7. B. W.
Morgan, R 1. Wamic, Ore.
The Window of the Soul - THE EYE
Most precious gift to Man;
As the busy years of life go by,
Preserve it while you can
HERBERT W. COPELAND, Principal of Maupl School,
also graduate and licensed
OPTOMETRIST
treats cases of hypermetropia, presbyopia, myopia,
and astigmatism with properly fitted glasses.
See Li n on Saturdays or evenings, not at any
time that will interfere with school duties.
ANNOUNCEMEOT'i
, B&mnragaiirtosir, L. L B.
LAWYER
Hi.s opemedl 1'vw offices in Maiitipiira.
L-?21 mrmilsirt of all Mniz Mtnitd to.-
f ice next door to postof f ice
Market Road
The State Market Road Act
passed by legislature (Laws 1919,
chapter 431, page 818) provides
for a 1 mill uniform s.tite levy
to be held in a special Market
Road Fund to be distributed be
teen the counties by tbe State
Highway Commission.
Any county desiring to obtain.
its proportion of the State Market
Road Fund must levy a special
county tax equal to the total re
ceived from the slato. Any road
district iu the county wishing to
improve one or more market roads
must make application by three
or more freeholders, to the County
Court for a special road election
to be held in November for the
purpose of voting a special millage
to match tbe county funds set .
aside by the County Court to the
use of sai l road district.
Thus outside road districts may
vote for $10,000 and get 120,000
from County and State Market
Road money, making a total of
$30,000 for its district. Not bad
scheme for outl yiug districts.
Road district No. 82, including
M'tupin and Wapinitia is now in
line for a snug sum tor road sur
facing for 1920. Election notices
will soon be posted. The County
Court snd Commissioners will
meet the Road Committee at
Mtupin State Bank Saturday to
talk over ways and means and
road matters. S. C.
Lincoln Sheep
...... j-Jlejirti,
Imported eve in J007 Mat
Caauda;two rams from, Dudtfiog's
fl ick iu England. For t.ale((i W ;
yearling and two-year-uld rams;
35 spring rams. M. S. Woodcock.
Oorval lis, Oregon. '
Somebody fcaioe to town wittier
ledMoruay. ' ' 1 '
Curl K. Hornquest whu baa
been with the Auiericau forces iu
Siberia tho past year, is now visit
ing his mother at Barlow Orogou,
and will be home in a. few days.
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