the maupin tiMeS
t!!. nkte
-of The Times
; '..i , j,.n over a large rock
last evening, failed to take cogniz
ance of its dimensions, stepping on
top of the obstruction and sprain
hi ankle. Since then he is travel
ing on a "flattire."
OREGON NEWS NOTES
Jno A. Graham as soon as the Wap
ivV'u school year claes.
"V". A. Dane 1 ft for the Grahp.m
camp loot v cek.
Oregon state game protection ex
pirnes for 10 years vill reach $5,
C00.0C0. P.aVer Gold Coin mining com
pany will do much work in Mormon
Basin.
"Nyssa Good progress made on
22-mile railroad to Owhee Dam.
Condon Modern hospital to be
opened here by Mrs. Alma Carpen
ter. ,
Pick Ups Z"n
John Mannion recently attempted
to break a pup to sheep.1 He took
the dog with him to the grazing
ground one day for instruction. The
day was warm and John felt that a
little sleep wa; the one thing needed
to put pep into hm. He lad down
in the shade of a juniper, but had no
sooner closed hg eyes when the pup
attempted to chase him from the
shade. So persistent wag his dog
lets that John took him back to the
ranch, declaring that herding sheep
alone was easier than breaking in a
dog.
Chester Crabtree attempted to
gentle an old dobbin recently. He
saddled the equine and mounted. In
a short time Chester was on the
ground. He says he was alright so
long as the horse pursued a straight
course but when it made a short
j turn he insisted that repose on moth
er earth was the safest and mott
sensible thing to seek.
Billy Heckman is some man with a
pick and shovel. He is engaged in
digging a cess pool at the Wilson
store and after decending a few feot
wag brought up short by a ledge of
boulders. Billy says that elevating
rock from a hole might appearl to
some men but as for him it has a
deteriorating effect upon "me mus
cle." The boomer barber who recently
afflicted Maupin with his presence,
folded his tent and quietly slipped
away last Friday night IL wa-t
possessed the greatest amount of
gall ever shown in Oregon, and when
called for some of his assertions
;howed the yellow in him by kavin?
between hours when all dec .nit peo
ple a?e wrapped in slumber. Abas
on such cattle!
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Ollie Weberg keeps hard at work
extracting the weed, from the High
school lawn and coaxing the grass to
grow. He says that it is harder
work than putting the winter's wood
into the school basement, and at that
the green carpet on the school lot
shows his close attention.
"Dad" Richmond has been off his
feed for some time. He has been
moping around wondering just what
ailed him. At any rate he has gone
over to warm Springs and we expert
to greet a new man Saturday when
he comes home.
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There is a certain roadside inn
near Springdale whose proprietor
should wax rich. Travelers stopping
there are regaled with stories of su
perior cooking, how the table is sup
plied with fresh home-grown fruits
and vegetables and promise such if
they will only sit down and order.
When the orders are brought on
then it is discovered that the viands
come out f tin cans, are served sfter
the manner of a jungle camp. But
when paying timo come., then is
the big surprise, for a dollar a plate
is exacted, and the tourists leave
with a bad taste in their mouths and
a void in their pur.C3.
News of Criterion
I Mr. and Mrs; DuPriest and son
last week from the G. F. McLeod
Leod home Sunday. While here the
men spent the day camped on Bake
oven fishing, and said they caught
the limit. They were joined by Hugh
Knight, who came down from Far
gher's. Dave Wilson built a cabin for Mr.
McDonald recently. Hoot, Mon!
we're glad that you have again join
ed the homesteaders.
C. A. Duus and family are visit
ing with friends at Portland and at
Estaeada.
Mr. and Mrs. Aldridge, Mr.:. Rose
and Mrs. Plaster visited Opal Spring
on Decoration Day. With a long
handled dipper they secured several
opal.; from the spring.
D. B. Appling took the school bus
to The Dalles Saturday last for the
purpose of having the oil cleaned
from it. When he returned in the
evening the "Ole bus," looked fpic
and span.
Jame3 Appling went to Maupin on
Monday and the next morning ac
companied Noel Shearer to Cor-
vallis, where they met Freddie Shear
er and brought him home from col
lege. Art Appling plowed for Verle
Bonney a few days recently.
Mrs. D. D. Wikon was in Maupin
last Wednesday and Thursday on a
business mission.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and son, Harry,
visited at the Kirsch home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford had T.
B. Slusher and wife as guests last
Sunday.
Ernest and Theodore- Klrrch have
been helping Bonney Duus keep
house during the latter' parent's ab
sence from home.
The Fargher theep took a walk
last week from the G. F. McLeod
ranch, where they have been feed
ing for several weeks.
Mrs. Profit of Portland, owner of
the McLennon sheep ranch, has been
vi. iting here for several days.
Mrs. I). B. Appling and brother,
Mr. Patrick, returned from a visit
with their mother in Washington
Little Dale Patrick, who has been
staying here for several days with
his aunt, Mrs. Appling, remained
with his mother in Portland while on
the way back here.
Genevieve, Clarence and Billy
Hunt, Jr., visited in Portland over
the week end.
J. G. Kramer and wife vi: ited with
their son, Sylvester, and wife ai Du
fur on Decoration Day.
Bessie Bonney from Nevada, is
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Bonney.
Kirsch, Bonney and Rutherford
shipped a carload of cattle Saturday.
Elmer Snodgrass was a vecent
visitor nt Pine Grove.
Calvin Burn.lde spent Sunday
with friends nt Pine Grove.
Robert Shepfllu U harrowing with
a FordHou at this date.
Klamath Falls will sell, bonds for
$000,000 newer project. ' 1
Big Celebration!
Southern Wasco County
Fair Grounds
JULY 3-4, '28
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COME AND SEE IT
C. M. PLYLER, Mjjr. AL GILLIS, Asst. Mgr.
DOCHERTY-POWERS1
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62nd Anniyersary Sale
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The Dalles. Greatest Sale of Furniture
Round-Up!
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SATURDAY and SUNDAY
JUNE 16-17
TYGII VALLEY FAIR GROUNDS
DUCKING CONTESTS
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and Other Attractions
EVERETT WILSON, Manager.
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Homefurnishing Items
Representative Values
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32-Piece Open Stock
Dinner
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$5.75
Floral Decorations
Pint Size Cedar Oil Polish, special value n
Drop-Leaf
Unfinished
KITCHEN
TABLES
$2.49
Good Quality Glass Tumblers, set of six,
very special
50c
25c
Used Oak Frame
Davenport
Beds
$24.50
Values to $37.50
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25" to 50 Reductions
Our entire stock of used furniture is entered
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the beach, or mountain home. A very large
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