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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 8, 1921)
. (NEW TREAD) ST w alsoE M Maupin, Oregon .1 i usiLxianrTmsni o suTTnr: I American-Mexican Melodrama VViipinilia Maupin Sept 9 Sept 10 COMING Rosemary Thcby and Allen Sears in "RIO GRANDE" A real Mexican Border Play Half Mexican, half American, at first the Mexican blood prevails and she hates the Gringo. Then the American blood asserts itself and she loves, not all, but one Gringo. Guaranteed Show LLOYD COMEDY Damping into Broadway Admission 20c and 40c SHOW at Wapinitia September 15 Tygh Valley " 16 Wamic " 17 Maupin " 18 Charles Chaplin in 'The Kid" T KEELS 'OF JOY AT Last! The super-comedy that took one whole year to produce, and packs a laugh for every moment of it. Cost $100,000 00. See Charlie as a Father See Charlie as a Mother See Charlie as a Glazier See Charlie as an Angel And the Kid's the-e all the time, playing him langh for laugh! THE daylight trials of motherhood, the midnight 1 trials. of paternity are all for Charlie in this super comedy. He is a good mother to the Kid. and when that Kid grows up he sure becomes a good son; for Charlie is a wandering glazier, and while the Kid goes ahead breaking windows Charlie is always at hand to get the job of mending them. And yet there's a Fob now and then. Ne'vcr expected that of Charlie, did you'.' Well, heie's where rii get something more. Ibau luuiLs! Admission 25c and 50c Wamic News Wamic, August 29. temperature prevailed former part of the mm mm University of. Oregon CONTAINS The Cilk-p?r of Literature, The Graduate School Science and lhe Aria The School nf Airhitrctme nd Allied Arts. The School of fhntinen -Adtuihiatltltinn 1 he School of rihu Minn lhe t-vteiuicm Division The School of Joiirnlitn The School of l.w The School of Medicine l ite School of Munic Tho School of i'hvical 1 ilucmion The School of Sociology Fall Term Opens September 26 A Hi.il, tlMtilfirct of eulmrnl mt nm(cMotml luhoUrlp h hrom on ol the nutitBiHlmj! imu its ol the $ttr Univef mtv f or mttilnnue IcMf m on (W vi toua tttlionln nr lor anv inlormalion write Tim HEGIS1-RAR UNIVLUSIfV (IF OtVtXiON hum. Oie Low here the week. . Willis and Tom Driver and their families Mrs. I. D. Driver Dr. and Mrs. Short returned Thursday from a weeks stay near Government camp. Vera Magill of Juniper Flat,, visited Velma Crofoot last week. Winston Lake, Willie Willard and Clifford Palmateer returned Thursday from a few days stay on Barlow creek. Mrs. A. E. Lake thinks she has a hen laying the largest egg Some time ago she brought from a nebt an egg measuring eight by six and three fourths inches i.i circumference. Was probably laid by a Rhode Island Red hen. Ralph Chandler and family, Housty Johnson and Mrs. .Luella Johnson returned Saturday from the Summit. -- : Mr. and Mrs. Percy Driver re turned Saturday from a ten days stay at the summit. Guy Harvey basso far recover ed from hia late illness as to be able to come to town. Ted Seufert and family visited at the Jimmy Woodcook home in Maupin Sunday. Willie, Willis and Vaid Norvel and their families and Miss Claris Zu m wait returned Satur day from the summit. Miss Hilda Lake came out from Portland where she has spent the past nine months. Sheriff Bert Robberts and family of Bend came Friday re maining one night at the Don Miller home and another night with Mr. and Mri. Bud Harvey where Mr. Robberts visited her old time friend, uncle E. Driver. Mrs. Maggie and Cecil Wood cock were over from Maupin Sunday visiting at the A. E. Lake home going on to the C. S. McCorkle home. Mrs. and .Miss Hilda Lake accompanied them frank Wing has been sick , the pabt few days but was ajjle to ride to Maupin to day for medi cal treatment Mrs. Mary Winj accompanied him to Maupin Lester Crofoot carried the Rural mail last week while Frank Magill was in the moun tains with his family picking huckleberries on Salmon river They returned yesterday bring ing back twenty gallons of ber ries. Mr. and Mrs. M. Yewen return ed Saturday from a week's stay in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kennedy took care of tjhe place while they were away. George Chandler stayed at the Yard Norval home while they were in Che mountains. While descending the Rock creek grade with a load of wheat for Bud Harvey yesterday after noon Dick Palmateer ' had the tongue of his wagon broken. Mr. Harvey who was behind with a load went to the Willis Norval place and got a tongue. It was late at night when they Local NOTICE I OR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore goti, August 29, 1921. Notice is hereby given that Robert M. Cantwell of Maupin, Oregon, who on July 19, 1916. made Homestead application No. 016296, for El-2swl-4, Section 24, i;l-2NW1-4, Nl-2swl-4, SEl-4swl-4, swl-4rf.1-4. Section 25. Township 6 south, Range 14 Earn,. Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before 1'. D. Stuart, .United States Commissioner, at Maupin, Oregon, on the 20 day of Oct ober, 1921. Claimant names as. witnesses: iiiom- as Faherty, Johi Foley, W. 11. Wil liams, Lester- li.oliy, an oi maupin, Oregon. 11. Frank wootlcocK, itegisier. reached town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magil and children arrived Sunday from Salmon river where they picked twenty gallons of huckle berries. - The past few days have been very warm here. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Byrd and Phyllis and Clarence and( little Lilly Kinworthy came-over from Friend yesterday. Mrs. Byrd and children will visit with Mrs Palmateer while Mr. Byrd hauls his wheat to Sherar. Bud Harvey went to Maupin today. Percy Driver went to Tygh today. . NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Interior IT. 8. Land Office at The Dalles, Ore gon, August 8, 1921. Notice is nercoy given inai, Millard F. Coberth of Tygh Valley Oregon, who on Nov. 6, 1916. made Homestead entry No. 016686, for wl-2 Nwl-4, wl-2 KWl-4. HEl-4 SWl-4, 81-2 SEl-4. bectlon L'.i, NEl-4 NEl-4 section 32, Township 3 south. Range 13 east, Willamette Meridian, has tiled notice of intention to make ins three year proot -io establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Register and Receiver United States Land OHice at lhe Dalles, Oregon, on the 27th day ot Seotember. iifjl. t laimnnt nnmes a witnesses: Alex ander Ross. Edtrar II. Miller, Altml P. Fergueson, George Lofton, all ol Iygb Valley, Oregon. H. Frank Woodcock, Register. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Denartment of the Interior U. S. Land Ofiiee at .The DalleF, Oregon, August 8, 1921. Notice is hereby given that Alexander Roes of Tygh Valley, Oregon, who on August 10. 1918. made Additional Homestead application No. 016583, for se1-4neI-4 ne1-4se1-4. section 82. Township : aouth. Ranee 13 east, Willamette Meridian, has hied notice oi intention to make final three year proot, to establish claim to the land above de scribed, before Register ind Receiver. United States Land Ollico, at The Dalles, Oregon, on the 27th dsy of September, 1921. Claimant nanus as witnesses: Etlgsr H. Miller, Alfred 1 Fergueson, M. F t obeitb, C. W. Win?, all of Tygh ValleV, Ore?"n. " 11. Frank Woodcock, Register. Seed Rye for sale at Hunte Ferry Whse. See Bolton. m viM Orrcon'n Hithrr InMiiutinn of TECHNOLOGY Eipht Schools; Seventy DeparlntrnH FAI L Tf RM OPENS SKPT. 19. 1921 fit inlntmilmn wot In thf Psirr Oregon Agricultural College CORVALI IS era MATERNITY HOME 313 Calhoon St.. The Dalles, Ore. Neat, quiet and home-like Terms reasonable. Phone Red Mrs. Nellie Marris, Prop. E B DUFUR Attorney at .Law MAUPIN. OREGON T JMP. 1 nr A D I W I 'PI A NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Department of the Int pi v trior U. S. Land Otiieeat The Dalles, Ore gon, July 18, lffil. Notice is hereby piven that Gussia I. Derthick, of Maupin. Oiegon, who on July 12, 193), made Additional Homestead Fntry No. 020478, for wl 2swl-4, Section 22, n!-2nw1-4, section 27. bw1-4neI-4, NEl-4swl-4, E1-2NWI-4. section 2S, Town shin & aouth. Ranee 14 East. Willam ette Meridian, lias filed notice of intention to make three year proof. to establish claim to the land above described, before F. D. Stuart. United States Commissioner at Maupin, Ore Ron, on tne l.V.h day of September, Claiinnnt names as witnessed: W. C. Kk-haidson, O. J. Williams. W. H. Williams, Fi. F Turner all of Maupin, Oregon. 11. Frank Woodcock, Register. Lodge No. 2U1), Maupin, Oregon nutelB every ijaturday iiigtic lr . O. O.'F. hail. Visiting uiem rers l iys weleooie. 1 Geo. McDonald, N. G. i. 1'". T'UKNElt, Secretary, James Chalmers General Blacksmilhing Horse Shoeing a Specially Maupin, Ore. G. E. Wood accompanied by his little three-year-old daughter was a business visitor in this section yesterday and today. Mr. and Mrs. Wood reside at North Bend, Oregon. A. C. Martin is giving his garage a coat of paint this week. Tuesday morning Mrs. Jory had the misfortune to step off the walk leading from the street to her kitchen door, falling on a post is such a manner as to break several ribs in her right side,. Mrs. Jory, after years of continual attention to duty was planning to start that day with her two sons for a little vacation but is cheerfully suffering her pain and disappointment. Born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Volley Endersby, a 10-pound boy All doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Anderson of Walla Walla were visiting Maupin friends a ' couple days the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Batty and son Robert and niece Helen Dement returned Sunday from a tvyo weeks' trip along the coast and to Centralia, Wn. Last Wednesday Mrs. Bigbee and the school sewing club of Maupin met with Mrs. Kaiser to arrange for taking work to the fair. Sgrah E. Goefjen died Friday morning, August jJbth, at tne home of her son, John Goetjen, at 64 E. 55th St, N., Portland, Oregon, at the age of 11 years, beloved mother of Henry, and John of Portland, Dolph of Maupin, Albert, Charley and Fred of British Columbia. The remains were brought to Grass , Valley, interment being in the Odd Fellows cemetery. A. M. White is putting up a small cottage on "his third lot from Sixth street. . Miss Nell Harpham returned to Maupin Saturday from Bend where she attended the funeral of E. J. Styer. After a few days' visit with relatives here she will return to her home in The Dalles. , , Ed Cantrell was a visitor of Jack Staats Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Confer and Mrs. L. B.' Kelly returned Sun day from the mountains where they have spent several weeks fishing and picking berries. Mrs. H. F. Bothwell and chil dren left for Bend Monday where they will spend a few weeks. Mr. and J. S. Brown were Maupin visitors Tuesday. MiBS Erma Smith accompanied them. Lorraine Stovall has returned home from Philomath where she spent the summer vacation with her grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Henne ?han returned home Monday from the mountains accompanied by Mrs. Henneghan's mother, Mrs. Alice Batty. Miss Phyllis Fischer returned home Friday after spending sev eral months in Portland. Mrs. O. B. Bothwell and son and Mrs. Leonard Chastain and daughter are visiting their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Young in The Dalles, .also a sister, Mrs. Allie Conney of Roseburg who' is at her parents' home for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Temple and daughter Corine returned from a three weeks' vacation Sunday. E. V. Doty is able to be up and around again.' Dr, T. DcLarhue EYESIGHT SPECIALIST Glasses Properly Fitted Exclusively Optical Rooms 17-18 Yogi Block, oyer Crosby's Urug etore, The Dalles, Ore Phone Black 1111 Stockmen's Pjcnic September 10, at the Southern Wasco county fairgrounds, Tygh Vajley, the Wasco County Stock Grower's Association will hold an all day meeting and picnic. The forenoon will be devoted to a social good time, the afternoon speaking by Professor Potter and Mr. Lindgren of 0. A. C. Those interested in the cheaper winter ing of stock should not fail to bo present I) r