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1AIIPIN I ilv Alwayi working for the best Interests of Maupln and all of Southern Wasco County. VOLUME XV MAUP1N, OJIKGON, THUllSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 1928 LEGION SMOKER SET FOR SATURDAY, NEXT WEEK Daaciat Will Follow BouL Local Baltlars Will Stritl Stuff and Shew MltU The annual imokr sponsored by the local Amcrlcon Legion pout has bien dated for tht vlng of Satur day, December 8. To date four bout have been rchedulud and the participant therein number aome of the moit promising boxers of thin part of the itate. The main event will be a mil featuring Cowboy liax tor of Bend r.nd Battling Ray New of Tygh Valley. This bout will go ill roundt. Jim Hollman of Bakeoven and Elton Snodgraai of Muupln will in dulge In four rounds of fait work. These boyi are willing mixers and wp.l provide entertainment for the throng present. Two of the b.t scrappers In this neck o' the woods, Woodsldo of Wapinltltt and Elmer Conley of Tygh Valley have dgned to box four GOV. P ATTERSON SPEAKS FOIt CHRISTMAS SEAL SALE Sale Baa ins Today Uader Direct ioa Oreg' n Tuberculoid Ann Sale Directors The fallowing- letter from Gov ernor Ixaac I- Patterson was receiv recently at tJw Portland office of the Oregon Tuberculosa Association and riflua. eI today' in connection with the opening of th I 21st annual sale of Christmas heal th acala: "I am glad to1 comment to the peo ple of Oregon the annual Christmas seal sale by whi ch th Oregon Tuber culosa Association fi.wnce It pro gram of health "work. "I hope you will this you have done in 'th past, nV'ct grieroin rexpe mm which wWI iMjable you, not only to curry on, but widen the scope of your wtirk wh. cn is such a great value to our state. Very tiuly yours, I. L. 1'ATTEJtSON, Governor. Prepara',ioni for the sule of seals :-: MAUPIN HI TIMES :-: With th approach of the ba'.ket- The Maupin Times C 00 ball season comes th Learning of ; Richard Johnson 75 teachnlcat parts of the game. They After the meeting the regular are one-hand dribbling, pivoting, and ainging wa taken up. A number of pasuing. That is what Maupin Hi i , the songs for the minlstrel : how were Ar.,,rr vorinirn from seven until ' practiced. If the other numbers I1UW U Vt - eight-thirty o'clock. Wednesday j prove a peppy n this one the min night was th fir. t practice of th tstrel snow win De a wow. .,... Thna turning out for end men, Elton, Arthur, Bo, Richard A. C. FOG WINS FRv. Uptat Dope aj L Scora Oregon D. Ab1m 26 8 All hail Oregon's two leadiK lege football team: University . State College. The latter tea travtlcd to New York and today de feated the champion eastern team of nractice are Andrek and r Crabtree, Estel Stovall, Elton and Kenneth Snodgraas, Ira Kidder, Clenn Alexander and Tom Blusher. The Student Body ha purchased a new bu.kctball for the searon. ' " Due to the ministrel show being put on just before Christmas, th Ifirls Imve been delayed somewhat In their b-inketball practice. However, they ir.vi j.enty cf the true school lirit and will doillc into the work vlun they ivnrt. School Maaln s.. vi-rul iwuviv.n.'a have been ic i-uuijiei today in nvery rom- - . . i l W.J . munlty f)rfgon. More than half j bought -; n " t,.u ' - .Irh.M i .f,. were y-ui: it lor the lower "v I associations which .-, . f ilia W with the Oregon Tubercu- Kmc! e ' lorj. ... mA whirl, rarrv on Seventh and wgnvn ;r.. .... Ar around rogram. o health edu- Scientific Amei nc The New Ke- vauey n.v ,gT,ed to box ,nd other 1 publ.c and T.me - - ' ........... ! .n.....u .i;i(i. tnr hiiiid nir eooa neaun i . . It ... , . and Rarrv all seem well oleased with their parts. The Important part of the how has been given to Andrew Crabtree, interlocutor. Some addi tional numbers have been offered by ftie sturlenU. Watch for the date. is jne smokers before and aach has givjD a good account of himself. U ' needles to say their bout will be. t of theb eit of the evening. "Stub" Llstr, who is about to jp.a(j. uate out of th amateur vl anj Albert Hachler, the hard hj'in'g lad from Waplnitla Tlalns, virr ,jown for another four-round boat, Ilotn hBVC given promhi of 'jerrloping into omethlng other tUn novic(l( boln have appearel In. the ring on aeveral aceaslon.1 and vh-n they face each other In the. rinjr ,t tho coming smoker the onl-00kers may expect ometh'.ng ou 0f th reodinary In the ring. Mck Ht.lman and Jim Kinkcr r mix lor four rounds, as will ! Sm . - oiacy ana tecll Mott as a ralsir ill Ray ertain Immdiatelv aftur th kn ' "-w .mng me floor will be cleared and those who car may indulge In dar.p"jn? Trices for the smoV r have been placed at $1.00 foe, rln(r;ide waU( 75 cents for rcsr,ed spnt8, while the general adraWlon wil, bc 60 cents. DALIES BROKER KILLS SELF O. K, Pwtr Tka Own Lif Tuas day Evening and preventing tuberculosis. In this county the Christmas health reals are to bc sold under the direction of Mrs. Hugh Fagan, The Dalles. t t suited to th different InteMita. TbeKcw York university by a scor of 25 to 13. While O. A. C. was doing her stuff in the east the team from Eugene battled the university of Los Angeles and emerged from the big end of the horn with a score of 26, while the southern athletes had to content them- elves with a acore of a measley little six points. A feature of that game was a 95-yard run by Kitz miller of the WebfooU, made in the last three minutes of play. At the Portland statdium the two leading high school teams of the atate battled for supremacy, they be ing Medford and Benson echools Medford players again showed th stuff of which they were made, win ning the game by a score of 39 t' nothintr. Both those teams wem through the season undefeated and BOUCHr TWO NEW FORD CARS Jo K.itnff ! Lailar Crabtre Get Lata Automobiles Jn. Kramer an i Louie May hew nn in (mm Portland Wednesday cve.ning, wch driving a new Ford automobile. They co.itcd of a fortfor sedan and a business coupe the former going to Joe Kestnor and the coupe being deliverci.l to Lester Crnbtrc . Joe returned to Portland tonigU and will try and bring back two m ore new Fords, each ordered by a A Uiupin man. TEACH T.RS ON VISITING VRIP3 School HolicU There will be no achooA Thanks giving Day nor the day lMJowing. Most of the faculty plan on leaving Maupin for the week end. Naw Editor Kenneth Snodgraas has been ae-' lectcd as the editor of the Maupin Hi Times for the coming eix weeks. Th work of the past editor, Avis Crab tree, will be continued. An improvement has been mad In the school paper. Tho work has been divided into four division with pccial editors at the hfHH of each division. Thore in charge at tho present time are Lelah Weberg. Arline Linn, Richard wan tree and Merle Snodgrass. A Trip to Sea Th New Btidze (By Tom Slu&her) Monday afternoon Mr. De Voe took the enterprising manual train ing claaa to the bridge, which U be ing constructed across the Deschutac. They went for the purpose of string how cement was tested and the amount allowed or expansion and contraction of the spans. We aw the 2,400-pound pile driver, u el to drive the piles in the bottom of the rivpr! n thirtv horse-newer encinc mm tha concrete mixer. They mix both were touted as being champion; ..rf f-omont turn nrl nne.hnlf ' MeHfnrH decisively defeated The parta sand and five parts gravel to ' Dalle-, Hi team at our county seat form the cement. The mixture is ' last week Monday, and by taking in them put in the forma, and allowed j the champion Portland High school to harden. When the forms are re-1 team closes the seaaon aa cnampions moved, ( they are doing this on the east end of the bridge) it will leave substantial foundation. When the bridge is finished it will be about fifty feet high and eight hundred feet long. of their division. DINNER WITH HOME FOLKS M . v. upin Pedagogues ug i Place for Holiday rioui 0. K. Porter a Dallca ror.l estate broker, took his own life by shooting Tue day evening, the fatal'. ty occur ring at his own residence.. Ho had been a resident of The Dalles many years, was married and the father of two children. Despondency caused by business troubles and fam ily dissension is said to have been the cause of suicide. lfi daughters. Helen,,' 13; and Jean, survive, as do his parents, Mr. ?.nd Mrs. H. K. Porter, who condv.ct a service station at tho mouth 0f the John Day r iver. , j' Mr. Porter is a ccuvfH 'by mar riage rt Mrs. Arthur: Cttitghton of Mauphi. , Neat iy , of the Maupin teachers j ..' Thunksoriving vacation ciijujr a lno - aithrr t i.i.' homes or " m t v. I i ... m. n.;.. ' A. W wie 'rvnttoPortr'".1"" Jlf Mr,.JoyntandMi8sarr,!, 7 ,. r. i i s vacation at tr Davies also spent . ' . , . - , u. vho big town, v jwii-uiai iiuiiiu in i vhiJe Dun Poling contii Cor vnllis, his parents' hoi nt' px icrted all will return to Mi.. Sf inday. in other DeVoe and on to It is iin on ( Volley Ball Arthur Appling, assisited by Glenn Alexander and Clarence Hunt, have finished putting up a volley ball net for the grade school. The ground was hard but the boys succeeded in putting the postn down our feet. They also cleared the ground oi rocks and sagebrush. Maupin Pcopl Jouraay to Dalles for Holiday Th Marcus Shearer and family and Dr. Short and Mrs. Jean Wray went to the M. I. Shearer ranch home, near The Dalles, this morning and will eat Thanksgiving dinner there. It is expected that all the Shearer family will be at home for the holi- o,. ni tVio MnuTtin dcodIc went UUj , HIIU 1 . down to meet them. C "rnival Promise! Big ! The carnival nt Tygh Valley ft rmna ium on this week Saturday pi oniise.i to be tho biggest entertain ment yet attempted by the audents of the Tygh schools. The members of the domestic economy clas3 are exerting themselves to provide a line of eats that will surprise, while the High school, orchestra Is rehearing some new music for the occasion. J. S. PHIPPS NEW CO. JUDGE Dallas Attorney Appointad hy Gov y rnor Patterson ) Wasco county has a new judge in the pcVson of a Dalles r4tt jrney, J. S. Phipps, who received th- e plum at the hands of Governor , p tterson on Monday. Tho name of jitny Kelly and that of Mr. Obo n vk lently wore not considered by, the governor, as he chose the at;trjrney nalret the others. , ( Just jHIo tile not know, bAit Ko is favornbdy spoken of by Tb D-alles people and they seem to thlp.k ha will mak an ac ceptable cofcn.ty judge. II inving a knowledge of law he will he in a pesltion to,-peas upon mootxl points. In the county court, thereby lessen ing tha manifold duties devolving up on th diatrlct attorney. Cama In From Baker. Laco DeCamp and fritniljr arrived from Portland Sundp.y afternoon. Laco has been at worlf on ntnl e high way In the vicinity , 0f Bakrr City all Bummer and on -the wat hero topped at Portia Ag to ace hii little daughter, who h40 been in ft hospital thera or omaf time- j Cranberries and Goote J. S. Dcllinger, publisher of the Horning Astorian, aside from getting ou't a first clasa newspaper, operates a cranberry marsh. That marsh pro duce a superior quality of cranber ries, ;nd that fact was brought to our attention last week by the arrival of a neat carton containing a quantity of the largest and most tanty cran berries it hns been our luck to eat. Thanks, Brother Dellinger, and may your bog never lack water nor your paper its wealth of real news. Lining Living Roomt Nick Karolus and Jack Bcrthala Have been busy this week lining their residence living rooms with planter board. Both men arc amateur car penters and have done a first class fab in making the rooms attractive in ipjK-arnnce and more comfortable Llrom a weather standpoint. A Collection of Rocks and Mineral (By Mary Greene) Our General Science class has the University of Oregon to thank for the samples of different kind3 of rock we are studying. Many of them are ore-bearing. Among the collec tion are limestone, sandstones, ngates, and numerous others beauti ful and interesting. Perhaps the most entcrcsting fact about this col lection is that we can look at the rocks hemselves and learn where thry are usually found, what tney the made of, and how they were formed. Some of ui; recognized sev- I rral of the rocks as those found here, ' such as sandstone or agates. Several them we had found or had seen 01 place, but the literature that some t with them told u all of the was Ben mong specimens owned by details. . " ihe class are: nertificd members of "vjtato, and a polish wood, petrified V od agato. Ats tmbly meeting he regular Student Body "Went, L-.j ... .., Urad notes The Seventh and Eigth grades arc preparing four numbers for the afternoon program on November 28. This room has also completed their second (ix-week examinations. Mr. Davie is going to purchase a OPENS NEW OPTICAL STUDIO Dr. Fred Pagler Now Operating on Sndy la Portland Dr. Fred Pageler, formerly pro nritr of the Del Arhue optical par- basketball for the boys and girls, and I lors, The Dalles, writes The Times if possible organize a junior basket- j that he has recently opened new ball team. By this f orm of organi- I parloro at 1202 Sandy bolevard, u r.Mnin pxneripnee for Portland. He says his place is ZUIIUH WIC "J" i ..... i ;n later participation in High school equipped with all the newest type m basketball. gtruments that are on the marKex and asks that Maupin people, when in Portland, call and inspect hi? ftudio. Dr. Pne-eler enjoyed a good 1 patronage while in The Dalles and Changing a Tire on a Ford (By Art Appling) First jack up the wheel on the TUnn tmint fl'A lflTlTP tire Ilfll Slue. iiivii ; i " , fttaA rv n,l swrnt. usinir . manv from this section were nweo , v.j j i it i ..mi w nno 1 ,;tVi o-lncsps hv him with entire DOtn nanus nnu in-u o" f.--" j " t -- Ha rf the cabins off. The rest satisfaction. comes easy. Take the tube out and discover the puncture, place a large amount of glue on it; and apply a patch. Hold under pressure for some time. Next look over the casine: and if possible find the cause, end return to the wheel. Finnllv ret vour breath, attach PREVENT ALL HOLIDAY FIRES Serious Conflagrations Can B Pre en ltd By Car was called to order by the pre. of , Kick tire a time or two to ascertain m t L Clarence Hunt for tho purpose I the amount of pre sure, mic our paying sevcrad bills which are: v jack, pile in your tools, crank Northwesteim Furniture Co $14 jti. np and off you go. Tum-A-Lum Lumber , Co $4. 90; her k How terrible it is to read news nnnrr accounts of fires at Christmas timp. This is the happiest seaaon of i' iiinu v hcl .1 w it - i .j v domtip im and i vpnr. esnecially for children, but :.. ... i .fion liritic suf ferine ana Ha.i.m i i vnu hi p h 'K i t c i'.v. : inca uin" .'... w Son Clrnet Tomorrow Reel up. that fish line, oil up tho reel, disjoint the rod and varnish and wrap it ao d put creel amd other fish ing taokl'e in cold storage until the 16th of next April. The t 928 fthing season closes tomorrow. Whe, , In Warehoui Ma nliger Doty of tli Hunts Terry ware kmiu rpnnrts hpUfprr than 20,- 000 hiiahpls of wheat norw in storago nt ' Jmt house. He sftfpp od a carload to Torlland on Monday, but expect r majority portion will remain in s iorago until spring. N Stago Line May Induo. Hartman is rons'der Mail Carrie. v CPr, fitting it up ing buying a ne pns?enpors and so as to aecommodai nis man combine a stage run eiTS on R line. He is castinr ;' Rnd new tix cvlinder t"-" n , makes the buy . dy couple of folding -eat-. -J freight. r. Feeding" Many People Not only is every cabin at Maupin camp ground occupied, 1 jut . Hfim i a. ' . r Johnny Williams ana wue ore i ed f 'nrr a litrcn numher of rteonle (' fi!1v fH " . ' J fThc crew working on the new 1 ridge responsible for this, as eacri mem "her thereof desires to be as elofe to Wb work as possible, therefore i Gon" t JSolem Lew Henneghan Mrs and for the .Visited in Portland- Mrs. ViruS' Mayhew. visiteo! with friends in Poland rrt of last week and this. On ha; r way down she stopped in The Dal es a c'Us' a visit and th en proct eded to the big city. , I Christmas gif to placrtl on display thU urpplr Mb Jt V0U T Selections at the Maupin Drue St a t and wife 1 L ,r-.-U nf Dllfur ICH Mrs. mr - vWt Sakm.r. t r. They expect rest oi i" , to return on Sunday next. ... ... c "Thieves waning i. w- - , . Lew Hennci-han nas cautions agaim losing any . any of his prize ponlW- F - intricate lock for " Lew has alro loaoa up . v. 1 onH Aft IVS IB Ilgllh D.vi-r shot gun ana as i- , , - iri'vn the doctor a jod pitMiiR ... .. .. -tpn house. i anyone caught in Hpntli. creatine a roaring furnance of flames where but a short time De- fore had been a joyous home. Yet fimple precautions will pre vent holiday fires: Whpn usinsr a candle in your wtn- Hnw Vip, sure it is an electric one, properly wired, as they are generally safe. 'l If you have a Chrlsmas tree, set it up securely so it cannot topple over. Don't place it near heating or lighting fixtures. For trimming the tree U'e only noncumbustible materials such as -pIaI tinsel, flake asbestos and nowdered mica for snow effects. for illuminating the tree, lighted hip should never be wed. Pro- ..-i., Wjilled electric lights are Pv' ' . 1 rl offont. hilt r-tui crivp a. tuivn" w-, safest of all is a colored spotlight fo- .....nJ nn the trefi. tunov. . u w npce:sary to cauuuu . . , hP careful . with their matches and smoking materials near trees and decorations. Of course. tpeo- matches out oi hw "v.. v. small children. in Editor .-s: .' 1 promU you a few line when I left j.. - on my vacation.: - Well, as you .jow, I hopped on the train which leave Maupin at 12:05. The driver of the iron horse gave it tail a twist and a sudden pull and w -were off. The ride to Portland was ;,, pleasing and beautiful to the eye. , ' Nature wa putting on the tree, grass and rock their autumn dres of yellow, red and gold and they had the swift-running river as a back- -ground- Well, the train rolled into the Portland union station at 5:45, and ;t was raining like the old scratch. As my destination was out to ray granddaughter's (Mrs. Stanley Ean lal) at Montavilla, and as I did not care to walk that far in the rain, I asked a taxi driver how much he would charge to take me out there. He said S1.50 and I told him he had bought a customer. I got there just in time to eat, as the family had just sat down to supper. Saturday morning I took a car- no, I did not taxe tne car; me car took me out to the stock show. I paid my eight cents and the conduc tor gave me a piece of paper and told me to hunt up another car, one that had a siirn "To the Stock Snow- on it and to give the conductor the piece of paper. I stepped out on the track and saw a good many peo ple there. When the car came along we all got aboard I do not mean we all had a board, but got on the car and as I passed the conductor he cald "fair," and I aid no, it is not fair for it is raining like th dickens. He looked at rne and told me he did not mean the weather, but have my permit to ride with him. I then thought of the piece of paper he other conductor had given me and he told me I could pass, is he had a full hand with the king, queen, ice. iack and the joker. Then the car started and went on and on. I 'nnlH see nothina: but a big pond 01 water on one side and a green field ind some trees the other side of the rack and I besran to think we were on the wrong trail and were heading for Seattle or tome other w;.rort town. After a while the car stopped and the conductor told us we could not go any further unless we would each Hio. nn o niekle. and if we didn't have a nickle we would have to walk. I didn't think that was just right as I had given him my permit to go to ;he stock show. Then 1 saw in rarda had been stacked and he hai iealt himself a winning hand and .hat if I wanted to stay in the game I would have to ante up my five cents. I didn't want to give it up for it was my last nickle I had and I would have to get a dime changed, so I dug into my jeans and fished up and gave it to the conductor. By Mt time the other customers had donated their nickles, and he then had enough to pay for his dinner. He gave the man In front the pa-sword and that we were all mem bers in good standing (mosx oi us were standing) of that moving palace, and for him to go on. borne time passed and then tne car s.oppeu in front of a big building with a i nn u "Ritr Live Stock bnow. After a good many hard knocks and tribulations I am here at the big show. Will tell you in my next let ter how I got along inride the big show. COUNTRY JAKE t,..w,w our prescription de i. will compound any pre rJXZ tthe right price. The Maupin Drug Store. M&ke u5 a X-Mas present-pay up Went lo Market Everett Richmond conveyed a double-deck load of porkers to the TwionH market on Tuesday, lne hogs were from the O. P. Weberg and Sam Brown ranches. ELECTION NOTICE To the Voters of the Town of Mau pin, Oregon: I herey announce my independent candidacy for the office of city re corder, to be voted at the town elec tion, to be held on Monday, Decem ber 3, 1928. , , O.F.RENICK V