NOTES FROM MAUPIN SCHOOLS
The Maupin High school basket However, when they did arrive, the
ball team competed with the Turner 'students found they eould make
High,' from the valley near Salem. J time from the road to the school
urcjron, wnicn enaea in a victory .lor ; nouse, as jur. neocrg naa cleaned
the home team. The score was sev
enteen to nine at the end of the
game.
Many people of this vicinity will
remember Mr. John Watson, who
was principal of Maupin High school
three years ago. Mr. Watson is t'ne
Turner boys' coach. They played a
good game but our boys were much
faster, and therefore proved to De
the better team of the two.
The number of pupils in the
fourth grade was increased to thir
teen by Harold vand Mclvan Radte,
ages nine and v ten, respectively.
Their father, Theodore Radtke, or
Washougal, Washington, is employ
ed in the Maupin garage. Their
teacher, Mrs. Joynt, was glad to get
back to work, after spending a very
enjoyable holiday vacation, and to
find two more children for her
classes,
the snow from the sidewalks.
Miss Richards was not able to ra
turn to Maupin in time to teach her
regular classes Tuesday because of
the trains' delay from The Dalles.
The students endeavored to prepare
their lessons so as to make thum
more interesting when she got here.
The Freshmen, with the assistance
of LeJah Weberg, a Sophomore, ana
Arthur Appling, a Junior, are pre
paring to present to the public on
Friday, January 13, at the High
school auditorium, a farce in three
acts, "Promoting Romeo." Between
acts the audience will be entertained
with a piano solo by Mabel Weberg
and by "Two Black Crows.", Miss
Tillotson is coaching tne play.
The cast of characters consists ot :
John Fenwick (A well-to-do business
man)...,. Eldon Allen.
Ellen Fenwick (His wife)
Charter No. 224 Reserve District No. 12
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF
The Maupin State Bank
AT MAUPIN, IN THE STATE OF OREGON,
At tha close of but Irian December 31, 1927 .
RESOUURCES
1. I.onns and "discounts, inctuclintf rediscounts, acceptance! or bills of
exchange, sold with endorsement of the bank (including items
shown in 2D, 110 and 32, if any) : u $142,377.44
2. Overdrafts secured and unsecured 105.07
3. V. S. government securities owned , including those shown
in items SO and 85, if any 8,650.00
Otl.'.r bind:;, virrnnts find c?curltie, including foreign
government, state, municipal, corporation, etc., includ
ing those shown in items 30 and 85, if any 11,724.00
Eankng house $3.500.00; furniture, fixtures, $2,600.00.... 8,000.00
Real estate owned othir than banking house..... 5,673.61
(ab) Cash on bund in vault and due from bunks, bankers
end trust companies designated and approved reserve
agents of this bank - . 47,524.16
Total cash and due from Links, items 8, 0, 10 and 11,
$47,524.16
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Robert Fenwirk iTlmir nnl
ted from this High school last year, I . pP' .?,-
visited school Tuseday. Miss Main Elsie Evans (A niece and ward of
ews is expecting to enter the Good . Mr. Fenwick's Nova Hf din.
Samaritan hospital for training in Dorothy Stevins (A young widdow)
Tortland, the first of June. i Lelah Weberg.
iBen Craige (His young sister)
Due to the trains not runnrng Alice Davis.
from The Dalles for a few days Mr. Romeo Badger (The Fenwick's col
Do vies, teacher of tha seventh ana ored chauffeur) ....Arthur Appling,
eighth grades, was delayed at The Mrs. Amarilla Badger (His mother)
Dalles and failed to reach Maupin , Ethel Kidder.
in time to teach school Tuesday. Mrs. Rosalie Jones (His sweetheart a
James Chalmers substituted until He
returned. -
The buses were late Tuseday
mornng because of the bad roaas.
manicurist) Bessie Starr.
Selma (A Swedish maid) 1
Verla Lewis.
A Policeman Ivan Donaldson.
Hedin, at The Dalles.
N. G. Hedin and wife went to The
Dalles yesterday, and there Mrs,
Hedin will enter a hospital. Just how
long she will be there is not as yet
known.at least for a week or two is
the supposition.
the snowfall and sleet storms com
pelled her to make a round-about
journey, arriving Monday.
Snow Delays Home Trip.
Miss Flossie Overman went to her
home at Philomath for the ho'idajs
and returned to her teaching duties
at Pine Grove. On the return trip
Kid Enjoy Coasting.
A part of young -people enjoyed
cof sting down the Maupin grade on
Tuesday night The boys had buiJt
h long bobsled and .had that hauled
up the hill by auto. They then turned
loose and came down to town with
all speed, making tho welkin ring
with their shouts of pleasure.
Total ;. ..:....$224,054.28
LIABILITIES
J6. Capital' stock paid in , $ 25,000.00
17. Surplus fund 2,500.00
18. (a) Undivided profits
(b) Less current expense, interest and taxes paid 9,797.70
DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than binks subject to reserve:
Individual deposits subject to chfck, including deposits due
State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds ... 139,206.25
Cashier's checks of this bank outstanding payable on
demand 1,287.82
Time certificates of deposit outstanding 46,2G2.b'l
Total of demand deposits, oth r than .bank deposits sub
ject to reserve, items 23. 24. 25, 26.... $140,494.07
TIME AND SAVINGS DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and
payable on demund or subject to notice:
Total of time ad savings deposits payable on demand or
subject- to notice, items 27 and 23 , f 16.2C2.51
23
25
27.
Total $224,054.28
STATE OF OREGON, County of Wasco ss. 1
I. F. D. Stuart, cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
tha above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
F. D. STUART, Cashier.
CORRECT Attest:
LAWRENCE S. STOVALL,
L. C. HENNEGHAN,
Directors.
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Subscribed and sworn to before me this 4th day of January, 1928.
GEO. McDONALD, Notary Public.
My commission expires January 13, 1928.
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Everything for the home reduced and marked in plain figures. Even at these
remarkably low prices we ask you to open a credit account with and
USE YOUR CREDIT
You will find many items that you have long been wanting included in the
year s great selling event, such as many of the articles mentioned below:
Tnese are just a few of the many values. Visit our store and make vour se
lections while our stocks jare complete. ;
Davenports" Chairs' Rockers Linoleum
Rugs Cedar Chests Floor Lamps
Ranchers Break Road.
Ranchers at Pine Grove tried to
negotiate the road between that
place and Wapinitia in autos, but
found it impossible to get through.
Yesterday a number of them gather-
ed and with horses hitched to a huge
I snow plow broke the road clear to
' Wapinitia.
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Atiiting in Inventory, ,
Hugh Wood came over from Tygh
Valley Tuesday morning and that
day and a part of yesterday was en
gaged in taking stpek at the Tillot
son garage. Hugh said that work
grew monotonous when it came to
counting the bolts, nuts and various
other Ford parts.
Trains Miit Fire.
Mail trains on the O. W. have
been somewhat behind in their
schedules this week. The tarin due
here at 2:20 arrived at 6:30 Sunday
while it failed to arrive at all on
Monday. Tuesday it was marked up
for 5:30 but ten o'clock came be
fore Bob Bell had to throw', the
semaphore.
Third and Washington Sts., The Dalles. Phone 300
Ty?h Crew Sweeps Snow.
When the local road crew truck
broke down Sunday night Foreman
Addington got in touch with Fore
man Ivan Scheer bt Tygh Valley
rnd that hustler cane over and kept
tr road clear of snow Hosid! Ink
i intf care of th'4 faction Mr. S'hcir
attended to his own district, cover
ing a, distance of about 40 miles.
Stage Made Extra Trip.
Tuesday morning's stage 1 left
Maupin with a full load of passen
gers, not having room for all who
wantod to go out, It cume back by
noon and took those who deeirid to
go toward The Dalles on the return
trip. 1
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Pertinent Facts
Fire prevention" Is not a science, It
Is simply the exercise of sound com
mon sense.
More than one-third of tho gold
and silver coinage of the world is in
the United States.
Nincteen-twenty-six was the sixth
year since 1919 in which railroad
taxes exceeded railroad dlvldencs.
No other form or kind of farm re
lief means so much benefit to the
farmer as ability to obtain sufficient
supply of common labor when and as
needed.
For ten days 5-cent and , $1.1)0
book cases to close out at C5 cents
each. Maupin Drug Store.
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Eugene Guaranty Oil Co. will
continue drilling, beyond present 3,-
000 feet. '
Klamath Fall Government
will sell about $3,000,000 worth of
Indian timber.
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co. spent $3,135,000 in Oregon dur
ing 1927.
1 Chiloquin school dedicates largo
gymnasium.
Mill City Bruce's Basket Gro
cery will build two-story concrete
stare. ,
North Bend Chamber of Com
merce will buy site for new coal dis
tillation plant
Oregon City Libby McNeil &
Libby's Portland cannery will open
fruit plant here.
Baker Canyon Creek hatchery
distributed 500,000 trout in Fastcrn
Oregon streams.
Metolius New Metollus cut-off
will be open to public soon.
Redmond Deschutes Grain &
Feed Co. shipped carload of clover
seed from here recently.
Condon Local growers sdll $8,
000 holiday turkeys.
Madras buys 16,400 feet pipe for
waterworks pipe line from Metolius.
Klamath Falls laid 140,000 yards
paved streets during 1927.
Baker Irondyke mill to be oper
ated under receivership. '
Elgin O. W. R. & N. Co. installs
gas-electric motor car on branch
line.
Baker Plans drawn for 7-story
$385,000 hotel at Main and Wash
ington streets.
Burns Piute Indian school here
is to have $8,000 federal 'appropria
tion. Hood River Apple association has
shipped 572 cars apples and pears,
with 310 cars now m storage.
! Burns fs expecting all-night long
distance telephone service soon.
Klamath will vole ca.l; In 1028
on $300,000 sewer projoct.
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