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Devoted to the Interests of Southern Wasco County
MAUP1N SOUTHERN WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1921
VOL 7, NO 20
THE YEAR $1.50
ROSELTH KNAPP BREED.
IS NEXT LYCEUM NUMBER
Nnwllh Knnpp Breed, Brwtnn'a nnt
d humorist, It one of lyreum's most
popular entertainers. She presents a
carefully arranged program of mono-
legues, character sketches and short
itorles. She Is a clever Interpreter
and possesses a finished art which de
lights at all times. She is more than
a reader; rather Is she an Interpreter
of real people In real life. Her "types"
rft rttstlnntlre nrt mil morrpl lit her
gifted character impersonations. Her
work Is an art made so throuph years
of earnest study and successful plat
form experience.
Shatluck's Hall
March 2nd
Tickets on Sale by Committee
Wapinitia Auto Stage
Leaves Maupin,. 8 a. m.
Leaves Wapinitia, 1 p m
V. ROBERTS, Prop
I.O. O F.
"lJ W A P I N I IT A
Lodge No. 200, Maupin, Oregon,
meets every Saturday night in
Donaldson's Imll. Visiting mem
bera always welcome.
Geo. McDonald, N. G.
B. V, Turner, Secretary.
E. B. DUFUR
Attorney at Law
MAUPIN, OREGON
Dr. Henry C. Dake
DENTISTRY
403 McKay Bhlg.
3rd and Stark St.
Portland
Ore.
Dr. T. DeLarhuc
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Glasses Properly Fitted
Exclusively Optical
Rooms 17-13 Vogt liloek, oyer
Crosby's Drug stole,
The Dalles, Ore
Phone Dl.uk 1111
Maupi
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Payroll for Maupin
The representatives of the
Western Wool & Warehouse Co.
of Portland, report favorably as
Maupin being the practical point
for a branch scouring mill, as
the water of the Deschues river
furnishes ample power for all
city and local purposes as well
as for the above mentioned pro
ject. Some leading citizens of
Maupin have the assurance that
the representatives of the above
company will investigate farther
The Western Wool & Warehouse
Co. capitalized for $2,(100,00 1 i
composed of some of the I :-t
and ablest men of tin.1 state and
Maupin idinuld be proud of the
interest abown by Ibis company.
Portland Painless Den tot. 1505,
Second St.- The Dalles Oiegon
same Building aw the U. S. rec
ruting office. Ml work guarant
eed. W. T. Slatten D. D.S. Prop
A. F, Martin
Blaelisniitbirig, chilled shares
ground, and liorsesdioeing. terms
reasonable.
for cash
Hi
Hear the last and best number
in Lyceum that Maupin wi'l
have for at least another year,
at Shattuck's hall. March 2.
Roselth Knapp Breed, the well
known reader and entertainer.
The District Elder of the Free
Methodist church stopped here
yesterday and conducted services
last night and . expects to speak
again this evening-
MORR
Do you know
Fresh anil Cured Meats
Butler Krust Bread
WSUK
at Andy's Place
Breakfast - - 7 to 9 a. in.
Dinner - - 11:30 to 2 p. m.
Supper - - 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
Fool, Billiards, Cigars, Tobacco, Confectionery
Andy's Place, Maupin, Ore. "
PATRONIZE
in State
Strive to Merit Approval
. Wamic New:
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Davidson
were here from Juniper Flat
Tuesday.
Cold weather prevailed here
the former part of last week,
the temperatvre getting almost
as low as at any time during the
past winter. Wednesday night
was the coldest of the preseut
cold snap.
Bill Johnson made a trip to
Sherar Friday.
Prof. J. H. Ward received a
box of smelt sent to him from
Kelso, Wn., by bis mother.
Andy Bailer will not assume
the role of Bel vie Paliuon in the
piny, "Society or liui-l" as was
announced last week. The play
has been postponed indefinitely.
Pill Woodcock and daughter
Ciinnel were Maupin visitors on
Saincday.
Gi'uidnia Kinworthy is still
ver iil.
Tin- 'heaviest snow of the sea
son fell here Saturday night and
Sunday, reaching a depth of
about si. en iuchep. The snow
is wet a 'I heavy and has weigh
ted trees and shrubs to such an
extent as to break many limbs
from their trunks. Last night
(Sundav) vvy. cold but the sun !
ia shining w.iiui today, indicat
ing'a "break in the Etorin.
For Sa!
All kinds of rough lumber and
some dressed lumber plenty of
Sbiplap- Rough lumber 125 per
M.; other grades in prop u i ion.
Mulvany Bros. Mil!.
The Tines $1:50 per year.
you can get?
Home Rendered Lard
and a Square Meal
1
Bank
IS BROS.
e ana
School Notes
Examinations were held in the
high school last week. Class
leaders for this month are:
Seniors, Levvn Derthick
Juniors, Lester Crofoot
Sophomores, Mabel Cyr
Freshmen, Jessie Walters.
Those making an average of
90 percent or over are: Ida Dun
can, Lewis Derthick, Calvin
Potts, Mabel Cyr, Jesse Walters,
Hazel Williams, Orlanci Wallets,
Lorraine Stovall.
The smoker uiven by the Alb
lelic Club last Saturday ninht
proved to be iiiite a suecutt,
$14 50 being taken in.
The ineinbera ol" I be Alldelie
Club assembled at (be 1. (.). O.K.
hall Tuesday evening and eun;j
ed in nouie good wrestling niatrh
es ami some good work on Hie
punching hag. No business meet
ing way held The interest among
the members of the Alhlelie
Cl'jb seems to be as great a;
ever.
Local Interest
If you would like a Jerri
heifer calf cheap or a .Whil.
Wyandotte coikercl for $2 rei
Ronnoy.
John Delletiglie and 'ion mail"
a trip to The Dalles thiw week
returning Wednesday.
C 1 ,. Harphan relumi d Tues
day from a trip to Portland.
Garden Seedy, before the war
prices. -Myupin Drug Slur.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud WiUm
and Cecil 'were " Maupin"vi:jitor'i
from Bakeoven Wednesdey.
Wiley J. Harris was in from
Bakeoven Wednesday.
Mrs. Bigbee was in from Wap
initia Saturday to meet her
laughter-in-aw, Mrs. Lyle Big
;".m w ho 'arrived on the after
noon train.
T. A. Connolly came up from
Purl land Wednesday.
Mi J. 11. Chustain is out
iguin after ha1, i-g the measles,
II. P. Mori is wise a Portland
'isitor la '4 wotk,
Lawn Tennis Supplies, Maupin
Drug Store.
J. Fj. Kennedy was over fro in
Wamic vesterday bringing a losi'l
of poultry.
C. G. Skogobfir; and Cl.ide
Whil lock were in from CrUeir r
yesterday.
, The prospects are that the
Maupin springs and the Maupin
povyer will be developed m the
near future.
Spaulding Athletic goudo.
Maupin Drug Store.
A slide of rocks struck George
Cunningham's speeder WediiPt:-
lay, breaking the frame. A. r.
Martin repaired it yestenhn
morning.
County Clerk VV. L Ciichton
has so far registered nine dog
licences for the county this yeai
C. V. i'ttci'3 ot lygn is g' -
iug to the Warm Spring Agvrirj
Indian ofhco the 20th to find out
about location of farm lands t
be rented from the Indians.
For Sale- about 1000 bu;--hi.l
of 1-eardlesrt seed barley. --Claud
Wilbon, Maupin, Ore.
B. F, Richardson and son re
turned Tuesday from Kahuna' !
Palls where they pppnt the win
ter. They will coinmence their
summer's work for the govern
ment April 1st.
Marion Duncan was in town
yesterday from Smock and said
the storm Sunday left about
inch"s of snow there, but melt
ing fast.
Track Trouble
Ovvin to the rain and snow
Sunday causing slides on the
track between Farghcr and Sher
man, the 2:3" train that day was
delayed, reaching: here at 7:25.
Monday's train encounteied a
number of slides on the joint
track rear Kaskela, btlating
them two hours. The Sunday
night train to Band arrived here
at 10 o'clock Monday morning,
lulronizinp' the Hotel Kelly for
break last.
Two yonm; mi'llvuu. es. aft r
I ml. i if over lie' town: ile' and
broatliini.'.' the healthful atmos
phere, iu mid around Maupiu for
on" sunny afternoon werf com
pletely eripluie I and ovi rwhebn-'
ed by tin1 g rent po,i;.ibiliiies and
opportunities of a developed
Maupin.
Ml'?. ,ed.ir'L; of Hood h'ivi'l
i; the au"st here of hei dauyhtei
Mis. J. 11. Woodcock.
j B. 1). Fraley's truck look I he
' loi-d i.b'fig a f"v dips over De
scleies avenue Fridny. Tfi" hjow
of-Smehiv necessitated a repe
i tition of the job, w hich L B,
i Kelly with a. lip. teani did iu line
iidiape Wednesday afteruooii.
For sal" Jubilee iI00 i'kk In
est 1 ri ( r, i-;oid " as new. -F. L.
Kelly, Maupin.
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- EACYR'iS ;
We have ji lew Clothes Baskets which
are selling' at $2.75 and $2.25 each.
Some-good Aluminum Ware al cost;
a few .kitchen sels consisting of
1 Cleaver
1 Spatula
2 Butcher Knives
1 Large Fork
I Faring Knife
Aho r-iom octl Butcher
We want to close
fore I he h e Cream Season opens.
t ome in and
COMING!
Mauoin March
m
apininiiia
Tyg'h Valley
BLANCH SWEET
Fighting Cressay
A f,tory of the 1549 Cold Rush in
Califor iif. A 5quittcr's Daughter on a
valuable piece of land, trying to Avoid
being roblel by crooKs.
Lcycl Comedy
Admission 2o and 4o cents
IS
Land For Sale
320 acres'close to Castle Oregon
0. W. station and boat landing.
Government ditch surveyed
nearly to it. Price $10.00 per
aire.small payment and terms
E. C. Hamilton dealer in Real
Rstate, Stevenson Washington.,
Send for list.
For Sale
65 egg- Buckeye Incubator,
practic.illy new. Very reason
a de if lakeu at once, M. R.
llertler. ,
For Sale
A purebred Pohuul-t hina boar
18 months old, U. ,. Harris,
Shaniko Oregon
We have several second hand
cars in Rood meehanical condi
tion, good tires and good looking,
for sale at reduced prices on
easy ieun3 to suit you.- CrcFccnt
Garage, Tygli Valley, Ore.
Dnrcl Mwood came oukfroin
The Dalle-) Friday and visited
hi;; father, Ur. Fhvaod a couple
days.
Mai i -.Hi iKnicnn wa? over from
Smock Saturday.
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$3 per set
Knives at 6 centsO each
this stock out he-
look it over
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