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20,000,000 motor vehicles
now travel the American
highways.
50,000,000 Americans ride in
these cars every day in the
year.
Safety! for this vast army of
travelers is a national issue,
and where safety is involved
plain speaking is a public duty.'
It is high time the public real
izedas experts have long
realized that automobile
bodies should be made of steel
not of wood or any other
fragile material.
Indeed, itis one of the myster
ies of this usually progressive
industry that the all steel
body is not already in uni
versal use.
Itwittbe before long. Public
opinion will demand it as
it now demands that railway
sleeping cars be all steel.
For even a child knows that
steel is stronger than wood
that steel will not splinter
or burnand that all steel
bodies will stand up under
impacts that would crush
ordinary bodies to bits.
That is why Dodge Brothers
pioneered in introducing the
the all steel body pioneered
again recently, in improving
and perfecting it pioneer,
now, in urging its adoption
by every automobile builder
h the world.
The issue is plain
Manufacturers must build
safely if the automobile
industry is to hold its pres
ent high place in public use
fulness and esteem.
And the all steel body as ex
emplified in Dodge Brothers
Motor Car is the greatest
single advance in motoring
safety made in the last fifteen
years.
The car win continue to be a "foot." No reasoning buyer win be X
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The Maupin woman who said
that her pies were tough because
she used Woodcock flour in their
making, must have had great
confidence in her culinary at
tributes.
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Bill Staata says "the. way to
appreciate a wife it to have her
go away for a few weeks leaving
her husband to do the chorea and
hit own cooking."
"The young
back-breaking
bride's idea of
work," sayB
Leonard Farlow. "is having to
manipulate a can-opener when
her husband isn't around to do it
for her."
Jim Chalmers says that having
to listen to some men's troblea is
"as exasperating as the inability
to tell a stupefying radio an
nouncer your opinion of his brand
of twaddle."
Clarence . Ziggenhagen says
that raising dogs , makes one
think of a peeling camp-so
much bark around the place.
Art Fargher says that some of
the bootleggeas around Maupin
must be in cahoots with the un
dertakerthe bootlegger fur
nishes the poison and the under
taker the cofRn.
Read the Maupin Times
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SMOCK AND VICINITY
Beautiful sunshiny days.
March came in like a lamb;
let's hope it ends the same way.
Farmers are busy fixing fences
and getting ready for plowing.
Mrs. Ethel Duncan has been
ill with an attack of pneumonia,
but is much better at this writ
ing. Dr. Elwood attended her.
Mrs. Isha Duncan was with
her sister-in-taw, Mrs. 'Ethel
Duncan, Sunday.
J. E. Woodcock returned from
Bakeoven with a team of un
broken horses last week, and is
busy breaking them to work'
O. Farbw and wife returned
to their homestead on the De
schutes last Monday.
S. G. Ledford and E.' Wolfe
made a business trip to Maupin
last Friday
J. C. Bradway attended the
"squirrel" meeting at Wamic
Friday.
Evangelist Tiffany is hiding
interesting meetings at Wamic
and will continue through the
week.
Mrs. E. H. Disbrow and
daughters have been victims of
the flu, but are getting around
again.
Mrs. Guy Brittain of Tygh
came over Sunday to take care
of her mother, Mrs. Marion
Duncan.
Edw. Disbrow made a short
stay with his mother last week,
coming Thursday and returning
Friday. He is employed on the
Roberts ranch, near The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and
Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were
people from Wamic who attended
church here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon moved
to a farm east of lygh last
week.
Rev. Tiffany preached at the
Smock church last Sunday after
noon. He will deliver another
sermon next Sunday, March 7,
at 3:00 p. m. Everybody come
out and hear him.
Vern Edmonds and family
came up from Wamic last Sun
day and attended church.
Mr. Campb2ll and Mrs. Wolfe
greatly added to the interest in
the church services last Sunday,
they bringing their instruments
with them. We hope they will
come again.
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"If history is to be depended
unon." comment' Bob . Bell,
then Nero must : have been the
first one to stage an old-fashioned
fiddling contest."
Hank Harpham says the rea
son a women knows there won
be anv dishwashing in heaven is
because it wouldn't be heaven if
there was. !i"
Bob Wilson says that many a
sweet life has been spoiled by a
surreptitious treatment of castor
oil. .
Dave Donaldson says that
trout caught this time of the
year usually are - wormy, , No
doubt they are if worms areuied
as bait.
We read in a New York paper
that they're now making booze
out-of acorns, So we suppose
great soaks from little acorns
grow.
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