Ceo. Docbo and family hove been
weupjing the J. E. Sinclair ranch
and tho Sinclair have moved into
their new homo on tho Cox ranch at
Pine Grove.
A new road camp has been estab
lished in Paquet's canyon, near In
dian Spencer's. Tho new l oad on or
tho Spencer pass will lie completed
before winter, and wiil cut down tho
eld irrade of 20 per cent to ntu of
fllyut nix per cent.
Residents of this section should
consider themselves most fortunate
ts we are informed that the Jeffer
son county wheat crop will not aver-
ape more than five bushels, while our
crop will average at least 25 bushels,
I tho maximum in some instances be- j
j ing over 35 bushels to the acre. j
Kml Hackler and son, who have .
! been in the mountains nour Swim, j
picking huckleberries, returned home j
J Wednesday.
j V. A. Mershon and wife made n
: business trip to Warm Spring on
j Thursday last.
i . -
Royal, the little son of Roy Ward
wus painfully injured by having
his hand was caught in an auto door
i last Sunday.
HARVEST BALL DANCES
Legion Hall, Maupin
Friday, August 13
Tygh Valley Fair Grounds
OPEN AIR PAVILION
Saturday, August 14 .
MUSIC FOR BOTH DANCES BY
Rosebud Strollers
Orchestra
WHO HAVE PLAYED OVER RADIO KO I N,
PORTLAND HOTEL, PORTLAND, ORE.
GENE STRATTON PORTER'S GREATEST NOVEL,
The Keeper of the Bees
...
WITH ROBERT FRAZER, CLARA BOW AND ALYCE MILLS
WILL BE SHOWN BEFORE THE DANCES BOTH
A Two-Reel Comedy
Make your arrangement! now to be tura to tee this picture. ..Can
cel any dates that stand in the way of teeing It. It's real entertain
ment and the one outstanding picture you can't afford to miss.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ward are enter
taining the former's state r, who
come from Portland n few days ago.
Mrs. Haxel Batty entertained tho
boys' and girls' classes of the U, B.
Snday school Saturday evening.
About 30 were present, all of whom
enjoying tho evening with games and
social activities. At 9:30 a delicious
luncheon was served, after which the
class members departed hoping for
many more such entertainments.
We learn the fire situation is be
coming very critical in tho vicinity
north of Mt. Jefferson, also in the
vicinity of Mt. Hood. We also learn
that many of the Indians front tho
reservation have been called on to
assist in fighting forest fires.
Arthur Rice and family, who have
been visiting with his mother, Mrs.
L. A. Rice, have retrned to their
home in Portland.
Julius Shepflin is the happy own
er of a new Stdobaker Six car, re
cently purchased.
MICKIE SAYS-
nVV FREE AWO EA&M CAMS 0?
PUBUSHlMCt A MOHSPfcPER ARC
GOUE rt WES CASH AUD10C
OP It 'OVXLP-nuS MCRE
FAKAOOS HOWE J0URMAA.G0IUG,
SO DOWT ACT GWEMEO WH04
VJE AK. PAM FE.R OUR. CPASE,
fliCUS, WK AR.c EUf IfUO Tt ft
a i it ti if I I t I ! k
Am VIC UUl WWfc U I
LOOK
OUU PRICKS WIU SAVK
MONNY WIIHN GKTTING
KliADY FOU THAT
VACATION TRIP
van-! "3
SITE OF JHli FIRST PHONE MESSAGE
Admission . ... 25 and 50c
PLACES, STARTING AT 7:30 P.M.
C. M. PLYLER, Manager.
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JCTIONEERS!
and Livestock Brokers
Martin f& Thrall
WHEN YOU NEED OUR SERVICES PHONE AT OUR
EXPENSE OR LEAVE WORD AT THE
MAUPIN TIMES OFFICE
Phones No. 232-
-271 R
Walter S. Giflord (left), president of tho American Telephone and Tele
graph Company, and Leonard IL Kinnard (rlKht), president of tho Bell Tele
phone Company of rennsylvanla and Associated Companies, aro shown
standing on tho exact spot where Alexander Graham Hell first talked over
hia lnYention at the Centennial ErpoHltlon 50 years ago. In tho backcround
can be seen Memorial Hall, relic of the Centenulal, and which Is now being
used as a museum. It was on this spot that Don Pedro, then Emperor of
Brazil, met tho 29-year-old Inventor and exclaimed, "My God, It talks!" when
he heard Bell's voice come over tho wire. Tho exhibits to bo staged by the
organization theso men represent will be ono of the great features of tha
Sesqul-Centennlal International Exposition, which opens In Philadelphia June
X and continues to December 1 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of tho
signing of tho Declaration of Independence.
THEDALLES,
OREGON
elarhus Optica!
Company "&
Voght Block, The Dalles, Ore.
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Unfortunate Genius
One of tho createst famale geniuses
of tho early Nineteenth century was
Louise Erachman, who was horn in
Itochlitz, (krmany, in 1778. S!ie was
an Intimate friend of Schiller and
Novalis and was herself a writer ami
poet of great ability. In her case,
In many others, genius brought with
It an unevenne.s of temperament, ni
times bordering on Insanity, with Ion
and continued fits of melancholy,
flavin been disappointed In two love
affairs, the blasting of another fond
hope of hers in 1S22 drove her ti
suicide by drown in? In the I!lvr
Saale. Chirniro .lonrnul.
j For Golfing Friend
I For one's golllns friend, a nice gift
, would be a small score pad In u leather
j wrist strap. It provides a space for
: keeping one's own score, that of Hi
opponent, and the number of holes
played.
Creamed Dates
Stone the dates, roll in sugar, and
put a piece of fondant In pluce of the
stone. Koll again In granulated su
gar. Fill with nuts or peanut butter
Instead of fondant if desired.
Tuberculosis
All animals have n certain degree of
resistance to the attack of (tie germ
of T. H. ; la sumo this power Is low
and others very hlt;li. The guinea pig.
for example, h;is almi.st no re.'.lstanr'e
to this dlsi a. w bile the goat ha so
high a resistance that I; is very hard
to Infect If at all. Among human b
In-,' the Indian and mgro usually
show a very low resisting power and
when Infected are apt to Imve the
rapid and, dangerous form of tit trou
hie. The average while latin, on the
contrary, has considerable, reslsilug
power
aM Oenaftistts
305 SECOND STREET
Over Pound's Jewelry Store, The Dalles
Oregon, will mak you
A Full Set of Teeth
fully guaranteed toffit and give satisfaction
for $40.00
Bridge Work $9 00 per Tooth
Painless Extraction $'.00
W: T. Slatten, D. D. S.
Proprietor
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Larjre Size Steel Camp I fed, 18x7-1 $7.93
Khaki Camp Mattress .....$7.93
Canvas Cots $35
2.Hurncr (Jasoline ('amp Stoves $1.93
2-Gal!on Canvas Water JJajfs as low ns 03c
Feather Pillows, each 93c
Genuine New Army 0. 1). Blankets $1.93
Good Single Camp Blankets 93c
Luggage ('arriers, as low as $1.25
Lunch Kits $1.19
Waterproof Khaki Auto Tents, 7x7 $8.93
Waterproof Khaki Auto Tents, 7x9 $10.23
Genuine Esmond Kobes $3.93
Nashua Kobes $2.93
Steel Stools, as low as 85c
Driver's Auto Cushion $1.25
Wall Tents, all sizes, as low as v. $7.75
Any Size Comforters $2.95
Hoys' Sailor Hats 50c
White Sailor Pants $1.95
Waist Overalls $1.10
llil Overalls $1.15
Kahki Pants, as low as ., $1.15
Velvet Tobacco, 3 for 25c
Good Work Socks, as low as 10c
White Handkerchiefs 5c
Canvas Gloves 10c; 3 for 25c
Keds, Canvas Shoes, as low as $1.09
Tin Cups, each 5c
Hand Ha;s, as low as 1.15
Blanket Canteens, as low as 95c
2-Gallon Canvas Water Bags $1.00
Tarpaulins, 7x7, as low as $2.25
.Reclaimed Army Mess Kits 15c
Khaki Cotton Pads, as low as $2.95
Headquarters
Army Goods Store
2nd and Washington,
The Dalles, Oregon
AUTOMOBILE
and General Machine Work
Cylinder Grinding, General Machine Work, Truing
Crankiliafts. Making Pistons and Rings, Bearings,
All Sizes Made to Order. Sheet Metal Workers
Complete Line of Parts for All Makes of Cars
Full Line of Laliers Springs
Electric and Oxy-Acetylene
WELDING
READja CALLOWAY
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60!) East Second Street
Phone 400
THE DALLES, ORE
Phone S83J
MtheSeashorelS':
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A restful and pleasant sport at
Seaside and Gcarhart on
1 CLATSOP BEACH
The picturesque Nccnnlcum Rivor nnd nearby lakes mnlio
boating and f inning a delight.
Golf links, surf-bathing, hiking, mountain climbing, harscback
riding, dancing are there. Hotels, restaurants, cottages of all
kinds &re at your service.
$13M Round Trip
Return Limit Oct 31
via Oregon Trunk Ry.
Tickets, Reservations, Folders, etc., of
J. C. Wright,
Trav. Pasgr Agt.
E. W. Griffin,
Iders, etc., of
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