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THE MAUPIN TIMES
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Hallowe'en Dance on
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Driving Almo.t NW Car.
"Billy" Hunt Is driving hit Willys
Knight cur again. The auto figured
in a wreck some tint ago and lince
that time has been in the shop un
dering going repairs. It is now re
splendant in a new body, windows,
axles and several other parts requir
ed when the capsizing took place,
and is, to all appearances and uses,
a brand new car.
Morrow Goes to 0d.ll.
Jack Morrow tins accepted a posi
tion with a grocery and meat mar
ket firm at Odell, above Hood River,
and left for that place Tuesday.
Jack will have charge of the meat
market His family is now at Mrs.
I Morrow's parents' home at Dufur,
but will join Jack at Odell the first
of next week. !
Shipped 63 Can Wheat.
Since the 1927 wheat crop began
to come to town the Mauptn Ware
house company has shipped 63 car
loads of that grain to the Portland
market, The manager, George Mor
ris, expects that before hauling
ceases the elevator will have at least
10,000 more bushels to ship.
oarara
October
Rorick s-Band
from The Dalles will be on hand for
this dance with the very latest and
best in dance music.
Remember the date, Saturday, Oc
tober 19, and the place, the Legion
Hall, Maupin, Oregon.
R.turned From Deer Hunt. ,
Alvia Martin and party returned
from a deer hunt in the Umpqua
country last Friday. Alvia says
there are plenty of deer in that sec
tion but that they are so wild that
but few were seen, as hundreds of
hunters have been in Southern Ore
gon this season. At that one deer
was seured, it having been killed
by Harmon Young.
The Maupin Times
C. W. HeiHwee. Editor
C. W. StnM awl E. R. Samroe
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Published avan Thursday at
Maupin, Oregon
embscriptiom tttm year, f 1.50; six
months, $l.QQj three months, CO eta.
Entered as second class mail mat-
r September V, 1914, at the post-
v.'flce at Maupin, Oregon, under the
.let of Marc , 1878.
THE HIGHWAY PROBLEM
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Inf.ntiU Partly lit.
i According to the report of the I.
jS. Public, Health service, collaborat
ing with the state authorities, on
October 25 there were, 81 cases of
Infantile paralysis in this state.
Coos county led with eight cases,
Josephine coming next with five.
Benton county had three cases and
Klamath, Lane, Portland and Union
jtwo each. So far there have been
no cases reported from this county,
is fact the osly casea coming form
Wasco county were one of influenze
and one of mumps up to the 25th of
this month.
Took Flour to Gateway.
Henry Secthoff of the Central
Oregon Milling company ' made a
couple of trips to Gateway this week
taking a truck load of flour each
time. Each load weighed a ton and
one-half.
Attended Mulvmacy Funeral.
Carl Pratt and ' family, Bernard
Welch and wife, Roy Crabtree and
family and Dee Talcott and wife at
tended the funeral of Sidney Mul
vaney at Wamlc last Sunday.
After Football Game.
Principal Nagel and Coach Davies
went to Dufur yesterday afternoon
for the purpose of arranging for n
football game between Dufur and
Maupin teams. A game has been
scheduled with Tygh Valley for No
vember 18, at which time it is expect
ed the local boya will have had prac
tice sufficient to win.
Oregon people want no reduction
in highway revenues that would
jeopardise highway expansion. If
the license fee should be cut to $3,
road building in Oregon could not go
on. Here ia why; The cut to 3
would take $3,900,000 from license
total and reduce the total highway
fund to only $4,100,00. Against
this $'4,100,000 would be the fol
lowing unavoidable expenditures:
Maintenance, $1,750,000 a year; in
terest outstanding bonds, $1,774,-
118 a year, retirement of maturing
bonds, $1,976,000 a year; cost of
administration, about $150,000 a
year. And Oregon must match the
federal aid fund, which averages
about $1,300,000 a year, or there
will be no federal aid. This added
to other items means-a total outgo
of about $7,000,000 a year. A cut
to a $3 license fee would reduce the
total revenue to $4,100,000.
The United States is the most Im
portant poultry raising country in
the world, producing more than one
third of the world's supply of poultry
and eggs, according to the Depart
ment of Agriculture. At that but
few of the eggs priduced are now be
ing used to voice displeasure of the
attempts of vaudevilliana to get
their stuff over.
Shoot Snow Geese.
Tuesday afternoon John Confer
and Lew Henneghan went to the
Flat after wild game and succeeded
in downing a pair of snow geese.
Early Wednesday morning they
made another trip to the upper
prairie, taking Joe Kramer with
them. Joe downed a spoonbill duck,
Lew 'getting another pair of snow
geese.
150,000 People Attend Every Year
FARMERS from all parts of the country devote both
time and money to attend the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition. .
The 17th Annual Exposition, will be held at Portland, October 29 to Nov
ember 5. It will combine great Livestock Show; Dairy Products, Land and
Manufacturers' Products Shows; Wool and Fox Shows; Boys and Girls'
Club Work Exhibits; and spectacular Horse Show. v '
Pure Bred Beef and Dairy Cattle, Horses. Sheep, Hog Goats, and Foxes
will be exhibited. $100,000.00 will be distributed In Premiums.
The Maupin State Bank believes this great western Livestock epic presents
many opportunities for obtaining vitally Important Information on farm
management and operation. The influence of a few days visit will bring
year round benefits in the conduct ,f the farming business of those
who attend. , , i
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will be added a shed 20x60, the
building to be occupied by a garage
and blacksmith shop.
F. M. Confer sold his this year's
wheat crop to the warehouse, receiv
ing $5,000 for it, or at the rate of
$1.50 per bushel.
John McCorkle and W. G. Kirks
each shipped three carloads of fat
hogs on Wednesday, Mr. McCorkle
accompanying the shipment to Port
land. The frame work for the new Kelly
hotel was begun Wednesday morning
with Contractor Wilhelm in charge.
A basement 36x00 feet in dimension
has been completed and the building
will be rushed to completion.
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Sundayed at Gateway.
Alvis Martin and wife and their
niece, Miss Leona Martin, went to
Gatway Saturday and spent the
time to Sunday night visiting at the
home of Miss Martin's parents.
Reamed from Portland.
After spending a fortnight visiting
with reatives and friends at Port
land, Mrs. R. E. Wilson returned to
her Maupin home Sunday. Her com
ing home relieved Bob of great re
sponisbility, as he waa compelled lo
act as housekeeper, cook and store
tender while Mrs. Wilson was , absent.
WOOD and
HEAT
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COIL
ERS!
Our showing of Wood and Coal Heaters is complete
A size to fit any room. Priced from $18.50 up
See Our Showing' of the
New Heat Circulators
YOUR
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D. B. Fraley has purchased two
lots from Mrs. Staats and has a crew
of men at work building a founda
tion for a building 30x60, to which
Legion Dance
Dates
Sat. Oct. 29- " "
HALLOWE'EN
MASQUERADE
Sat. Nov. 12 r
.Regular Dance
Thursday, Nov. 24
Thanksgiving Dance
Price's Six-Piece Orchestra
Sat. Dec. 10 '
Sat. Dec. 24
CHRISTMAS DANCE
Sat. Dec. 31
NEW YEARS DANCE
WAPINfifA
I. O. O. F.
Lodge No. 209, Maupin, Oregon
meets every Saturday night in I. O.
O. F. hall Visiting members always
welcome. 0
O. F. Renick, N. G.
R. E. Richmond See'y.
ZELL'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
Undertaking and
Embalming
Call
Maupin Drug Store
, Maupin, Ore.
Visited At Ro.burf.
Friday last Wm. Beckwith and
wife left for Roseburg, where they
visited until Tuesday morning with
their daughter, Mrs. II. M. Morris,
and family.
CLASSIFIED LOCALS
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of The Interior
U. S. Land Office at The Dalles,
Oregon, Oct 20, 1027.
Notice is hereby given that
Carl Elmer Homqui.l,
of Maupin, Oregon, who, on Sept
26, 1923, mado Homestead Entry un
der Act Dec. 29, 1916, No. 023,113.
and on Dec. 2, 1924 made1 additional
II. E. 023.572 also under Act Dec.
29, 1916, for SWK, WH SEK, Sec.
17, NWVi NEK, SEW NEV4, Sec.
28,, T 6-South,Jt. lB-Eaat, Willam
ette Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before F. D. Stuart,
United States Commissioner at Mau
pin, Oregon on the 6th day of De
cember, 1927.
Claimant names as witnesses: J.
If. McMillan, John Donaldson, G. F.
McClood, A. Ti Llndley, all of Mau
pin, Oregon.
O 27 N 24 J. W. Donnolly, Reg.
THE BANK HOTEL
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make ike rancher aad oat-af
towa fellow feel at hem.
APPLES FOR SALE-A good variety C
of extra fine apples. Bring your
boxes and come early. Edgar M.
- Smith, Dufur Oregon. 6144
DRESS FREE and $35.00 per week
for two hours of your time daily.
Write me, Thos. Tafe, Couch
Bldg., Portland. , 50-t2 '
FOR SALE Seed R. For sule
at Hunts Ferry warehouse.
LOSTA light gray cap on highway
in or near Maupin. Finder please
WhiteRestaurant
Where the best 35 cent
meal is served in
The Dalles
Next The Dalles
Creamery
C. N. Sargent, Prop.
UTLER
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MARK STUART
MAUPIN'S LEADING
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AND GENERAL MACHINE WORK .
Cylinder Grinding, Truing Crankshafts, Making
Pkstoas and Rings, Bearings All sizes
Made to Order
SHEET METAL WORKERS
; ComDlete Line of Parts for All Makes of Cars
ELECTRIC and OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING
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