Latm
Coming
Wapinitia, Friday, Oct. 14
Wamic, Saturday, Oct.. 15
Maupin, Sunday, Oct. 16
Jackie Coogan
in
PECK'S BAD BOY
who played the Kid wiiii Chaplin, plays an im
portant, purl in lYek's J'-tid Hoy with his father
J'cck. Sec Jackie Mat l:n;ail his fal her to got
money to p to the ( in-ps. See Jackie rescue his
dog Tar Haby from the dog catcher. A youngster
who plays practical jokes and always escapes
punishment.
Touneville Skipper Comedy
Admission 25c and 50c
Sound Insurance
MORRIS BROS.
aW H K M
FUNERAL HOME
1100 Kelly Ave. The Dalles, Ore.
Phone Main 3151
The Maupin Times
Published every Tliutsday lit
Maupin, Oregon
,fFsilin 1C. Miii i ison, Publisher
fcuh.sciipliou: One year, $i.Sf: six
mouths, 75 cents; three utoiutm, 5c
Knterwl as second class mail
mailer .September 2, t')H, at the
poMoffice at Maupin, Oregon, tin.
drr the Act of March 3,
Timely Praise
Callie M. Biubeo has been a
faithful teacher in Wapinitia
Wapinitia high school for the
paHt three years. She has been
a worker for the pood of ihe
school, and has thine all th.it has
been possible toward its stand
ardization. The writing of the
children was soon clunked from
the fliiRer movement to the
muscular movement and most of
the students have won awards
from the Palmer Method Com
pany for their food work.
uun work wao revived an;
fie school took most of the
prizes at the county i'air,iesides
some of the students winnitiK
free trips to the state fair and
summer school at 0 A. G.
Outside of the work at school
she taught music to a number of
boys and girls after school. She
gave programs for the help of
the church and Commercial club.
yhe has done her part in making
our town what it is, and showing
wnattne cnunren in tins con -
nvmity can do if given a chance
Although she will not be with
us this year, we will remember
hor and think of the spleml
time we have had together.
Wapinitia High School
By Jennie Bronner.
Public Salo
Rills are out advertising auc
tiou oule at the I), 0. Woodsidt
ranch 4 miles north of Wapinitia
on October 2(Hh,
Stovall'a fly Swatters 5e each
Maupin Drug Store.
SI c
A Hard Winter
In the summer of 1889 we had
a failure of crops, which was
followed'hy a hard winter. The
snow was about two feet deep.
Horses, cattle and sheep starved
and froze by thei thousand. At
one time wo had five days of
rain bhtween the breaking- up of
snows. 'vn haul several cold
nights which were all the way
from twenty-live to thirty-five
below zero.
The people also had a hard
time to keep warm. They had
to burn rails and most anything
they could find.
I here was a little hay left
over from the year of 18c 8 They
led this to the stock while it
i.-.tru, uia m ic-r uiat was gone
the.v had to turn the stock out
o 1 the hills and let them rustle
for their food on starve and
irotue to death. There wasn't
any hay t) be bought or people
would have been glad to pay
nnst t.ny pi ice for it. People
u.m to turn out toeir horses and
fit tie because thiry had nothing
to feed them. T!heie were few
cattle, horses ajid sheep that
pulkd through.
Tin's hard winter lasted four
months. It started in Novembt r
and never stepped till April.
This was a Unit the hardest
winter that ever struck this
country. We have had several
hard winters since that but pec
Pie and Animals always could
tmd plenty toi eat and protection.
-Helen Weherg. 7th Grade
Hurley Fur Sale, feed or seed,
at my rami or at the warehouse
-John V. Ay res.
Are you using The Times liner
column ujieii you have any thing
to sell or Avaiit to buy some article
1l1.1t v(t neighbor nia have or
wishes to dispose of? If not try
a want ad in that column.
For Sale
Three rotjiir house, shade trees
find lawn on iVschutea avenue,
7:.l).00cafcli. II. A. Whaite.
Tygh Valley School Notes
The primary room is glad to
say that their September attend
ance was 98 per cent. At the
first of the month a new pupil
entered the fourth grade making
a total attendance of 11 in the
primary room. All review work
hai been completed and the
children have settled down for
real work,
Friday will be visitors day for
the primary room and all the
friends of the school aie asked
to come.
The Intermediate room began
the second month of school Mon
day, with every one present and
a new pupil, Irene Mathews in
the fift grade, We are very glad
to have her with us.
The 5 6 7 and 8th grades arc
working hard for the star in
the Spelling Honor Role and are
doing very good work in spelling
The star is given to the grade in
which every member obtains 10(1
for a certain number of days The
8ht grade reached the goal yes
terday and are now holding the
star.
Basket hall is the chief point
of interest for the intermediate
after school nowdays, every one
gethers at the hall as quickly as
possible in order not to miss 11
single basket. We have two good
practice teams and the work is
progressing.
The Intermediate Literary So
ciety is planning a programme
for Oct. Mat 2 30 p. 111. The
high school and primary rooms
as well as the parents are cord
1a y invited to attend.
The second month of the Tvch
school began with a total enroll
ment of forty nine distributed
as follows. Drimarv room four.
teen, high school twenty one.
and intermediate room fourteen
The spirit of the school is won
derful. From the first grade to
the twelfth a deep interest is
dearly shown. General assem
blies for the entire school h phi in
the high school room are great
ly enjoyed and proving mutually
beneficial, not alone to the minils
and students of the school but
to the teachers as well.
The high school mixer for the
purpose of formally welcomine
the members of the Freshman
class will be held in the IOOF
hall atTygh Vallev. All friends
of the school are invited to be
present and enjoy a pleasant
evening. Under the direction of
Miss Hollyburton glee club sinir-
ing. The girls glee club started
practiceon their first four part
song. Miss Alda Nerval presides
at the piano and the vnnnn
people all of them render their
parts in a manner characteristic
of the school. Both a male and
mixed quartet of the hieh
school will render selection?
The high school orchestra also
will participate. Orchestra
music has been orderd and is ex
pected to arrive within a few
days.
Alda Norval, Faye New. Bol
New, Veil McMtirrv. Owen
Magill Winston Lake and Vern-
ey Wing are ricking- hack and
forth from their Wamic homes
and are attending the Tygh high
school.
At a student body meetino
Monday it was decided to hold
the regular annual student body
mixer on the evening of the first
Friday in November.
Winston R. Lake, Editor.
For Sale
All kinds of Rough Lumber
for sale for $15 M. Kramer K
Grossman, 9 miles west of Tygh
valley.
Apropos Brevity
In stock at this office: .
Carbon paper-large sheets
Typewriter ribbons various
makes
Butter "paper and cartous
Blank Notes
Real estate contracts
School report cards
aper, card board and en vplnnpa
We do the printing
Maupin Times.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Notice U hereby nivii that the umteiV
signed ll.in Iii'l'll appointed Administra
tor of HiKCHlalii il' Inane .1. Powell,
hilo of Wanco i' 1 1 1 1 1 1 y , ami nnw deceas
imI. All pei'HuiiM having chums against
1 ho Huid I'ulaM urn Iieri'tiy rciiiiri'(l
lo pri'Hi'iil tlii.Mii, properly verified !o
the fluiieriiigiii'il ntlhfl nflicc of K. H.
Dnfur, in Maupin, Oregon, within aix
months from the. first date of this
publication, raid date being Octo
ber lllh. l!Ct.
John M. Powell,
Administrator.
NO TICK t OR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office, at '1 ho Dalles, Oref
(;oii, August 2:i, 11)21.
Notice in hereby Riven that
Robert M. Cunt well
of Mniipin, Oregon, who on July 111,
P.UH, mud" Homestead application No.
II1H2K!, for l-:l-2swl , Section 21, El
2nwI I, Nl-itwl-'l. Hi:l-1wl-4, swl-
I Isid- l, Sec t inn L'', Townsldp G south,
lituiK'o 11 I'.aHi, vviiianiello lYlcridiao,
has filed notice of in 1 i-n I ion to mako
three year proof, to eHtahlish claim to
I ho land aliove described, before Y. D.
Sumrl, United Slates Commissioner, at
Maiiin, Dregun, on the 20 day of Oct
ober, I'.l.
Claimant names us witnesses: Thomas-Faherty,
.loin t'oley, W. H. Wil
liams, Lester Kelly, all of Maupin,
Orison.
11. Frank Woodcock, Register. (
NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
i;. S Land Olliee at J he Dalles, Ore
i;on, August S, lllL'l
Nolii'e is lierchv given that
Millard' K. Coberth
ofTych Valley Oregon, who on Nov.
'i, HUii. 10111I1) lloiiii'tUead entry No.
oliliisc. for vl 2 Nvvl-1, wl-H swl-l,
si t I swl I, Kl-ii .'tl'.l 'l. iieelinn 2),
ni:I 'I M l -J reel ion 'M, Townaliip
1 iomIIi. limine 1H easl, Willametle
Ali'iidiun, has liled notice of intention
,0 niaUe final ihroe yrnr proof to
I'tiltilihtJi I'ltiini lo the land above de
ii i-ilicd, lieloru Id'niMtor and Uecciver
(iniled Slides hand Oflieo at The
I).iI!''n, OreMoii, on lliu 27( h day of
Si'liioinber, Y.y'A.
( hiiioaiil. nioni'H mi viliioH:'s; Alex
.imler Uo:s, Edciir il. Miller, Alfred
P. KergiicKon, (Ji'orgo Lofton, all of
lynh Valley, Oregon.
II. Frank Woodcock, ItcKiuter.
NO I ICK I OR PUPLICATION
ISOLA I V.U TRACT
1 t'ublic Land Sale
Uepartment of the Interior
U. S. Land Oflke at The Dalles, Ore
ion, August 15, 11)21.
Notice is hereby given that hs
directed by the Commissioner of the
lletiTal Land oflirp, under provisions
if See. 24. ;, K. S.. pursuant to the
.iiiplieiilion of Thonias Jomes, Serial
No. 2l: we will oll'er at public
iale to the highest bidder, but at not
less than $:i.i.n per acre, ut 11 o'clock
A.M. 011 the 2-nd day of Novembi r
ii' xt, at this olliee. the following tract
of land: swl 4 NKl-4. si -2Nwl-4, Sec.
I.-., T. a 8., K. 11 E. VV. M. (Containing
120 Acres).
The sali! will not bo kept open, but
will be declared cloned when those
present at the hour named have ceased
biddine. The person making the high
est bid will be required to immediately
pay to the Heeeiver the amount thereof
Any persons claiming adversely the
itjove-dtseribtd land are advised to
file their chums, or objections, on or
before the tinip designated foe sale.
l. A. Booth, Receiver.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE
MENT Notice is hereby Riven that the under
'itsneU Francis V. Calloway has riled
his final account as the Administrator
of the estate of William Hreen, dc-i-eased,
and that the County Court
has lixid November 111. 11121. in llu.
Count V Court Kooni of Urn .ciinntv
court bouse in The Dalles, Wasco,
county, Oregon, at the hour of 10
1 clock in the forenoon tho fimo
an I place for the healing of objections
thereto if any there be.
All persons interested in said estate
are hereby notified and required to
ii"ur at said time and nlaee anrl
tien and there show cause, if anv
exist::, why paid final account should
not he allowed and approved and the
a ud e.itate settled.
Dated this lllh day of October, 1921.
Fiancis V. Galloway
Administrator.
E. B. DUFUR
Attorney at Law
MAUPIN, OREGON
I.O. O F.
WAPINITIA
Lodge No. 20!). M a inn n. Orpmm
meets every .Saturday night in
t. O. (1. F. hail. Viullinn ..,om
, 6 """"
rets always welcome.
B. F. Turner, Secretary
Lester Crabtrek, N. G.
James Chalmers
General lilacksmithing-
Horse Shoeing a Specialty
Maupin. Ore.
Dr. T. DeLarhue
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
Glasses Properly Fitted
Exclusively Optical
IunmiP 17-18 Yogi Block, oyer
Crosby's Drug store,
The Dalles, Ore
1'lione Black 1111
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