Ihursday, dctober 3, 19.
t HE MAUPIN TIMES
'mre
Thr
Shii iapia times
' UNDENT NEWSPAPER
C. W. Semmel, Editor
t , W. .rrvi ml E. R. Senimat
Publishart
'!.'' utiy Thunday at
.'ij.-i.pin, Oregon
.W-.i'on - Onecar, $1.50; tix
uioufha, yl.ck ; three months, 60cU.
Bhtwd as second cljflSg mail mut
tvr 6!Hftiiber 8, lull, ui ttie posl
oilvi ul M.ij,,.u, Oica, u;iix tn
Act of March 8, 1876.
iMiOftl'ANl MATTERS REGARD
1NU LICENSING OF AUTOi
Secretary Ho Eluiidatti New Lav
Pertaining to Se-urinj Auto
Operations
MvcH curiosity as to the nir-nne.
in which automobile registration:
wll be handled the first of the yea.
d-ie to the change in the registrator
j i-xiod is manifest among tourist o!
tint state, accordng to the number o
inquiries being made to the iecietar
of state, Hal E. Hoss.
With Oregon unique tmong statcf
in. establishing & spilt of the ealendai
yeij registrations always in force
h'Tftofor?, an cntwly new sy?tei
s.-vivttrj- 'i
hi.'-f jr-ar
J.;r.u.'l !.
! carried in the driver's compart
mont of the car, to serve as com
,.li"io identification of the vehicle.
As usual on the fit' t of the your,
nrr. tn.'s of motor vehicles will be
u, iiie iipplii'iitioiis for li
on;, j ' i' 1 hv' will be
.ic i., i kv r.'mil-tan.rfs on a lc.$
i! .'.i in 'bo i ri few years, du;
i Uif new licvir c fee l..w which
.:-.ps eutctiw J .nuaiy 1, 1030.
y fur both automobiles and trucks
be b is. d cn rwi'jhts. with a new
. f Iec i!..'!nr reductions of
c.. . ' '; 't pel ' 'ut all along
line.
A chr.njre in the gas tax will be
.Tective also the first of the year,
,h ..tided one cent per piilon brinsr
wg the total gas, tax to four cents
'T gallon.
Journey to Arctic Made in Canoe
GRADING COMING WHEAT CROP
Vdvice I to Figure Foreign
Being Heavy
Crop
v- ' -l by the
.;.-to U r'''Vii'. j f t the
rrr i'4.rntior, ptro ' rn
!.::'('. ;rwl '.he full H'-i'
crc Julv , of ti.e samo
Iw ntttsjiv1 A issuing
ti!:-.tes I -.vice in the sit
7 o ojv!rt
: .( .' r method of issuance
of temporary licen es for the f irs'
r'x months of the ye-.ir hr,s be?n
volv-d. A windshield stickor, that
.dii :'" 'i 'f:d Sv vck' do
..; " the cuslemnry d:
. i '''.-w pl-;s on th?
first of 'h? ye-ir. The t';k:r
iw1: !MP'in that the eld 1.12? plsies
should be removed from the cutomo
bile. for it v;ll take ths 19S0 etick
er, the 1929 licenses plates and the
official receipt of registration, which
The U. S. Bureau of Agriculture
; iys that producers of winter wheat
hould not plan their 1930 produc
ion with the expectation that wheat
rops in foreign countries will be so
;hort as to provide a market for
j their wheat equal to that of the
present season. Should farmen
errry out their expressed intentions
tivs fi'll to seed a wheat acreage 1.2
tr cflut grerter than seodtd last
fall, with aver: fe ahmdonment and
Rvrr-ute yic-lds, i torh;rton woulJ
ci;untinue to be well above Jomestic
requirement and th? 1930 winter
whe.it crop must be markpted upon
an export ba is. With n.-irmal or
; average yields in Canada, Argcntins
and Australia, producers must count
i upon keen competition in world niar
ikrls. The world mtrke: for wheat
t .'h- '""0 oro- v.-"'l -pb-Mv be no
' r. ; le r.s good rs
' he prespnt season.
j r -i -.1 Fithing Season
' M. Griffin has returned to his
home at lone, after spending a time
i in Maupin and indulging his time at
'th? river after redsides. "Dad" is
QARLOR
K. C .Baking Powder, 5 lb tin ..70c
Schilling Baking Powder, 2y2 lb. tin $1.00
M. J. B. A-Folgsrs Coffee, 4 lb. tin $2.25
Golden West Coffee, 5 lb. tin $2.65
Parlor Blend Coffee, 5 lbs - $2.15
Tru Blu House Hold Crackers, 6 lb. box 90c
Ghirardelli's Chocolate, 3 lb. tin $1.00
Merrimac Salmon, large tin, per doz. $3.00
Gulf Kist Oysters, 5 oz. per doz $2.10
Daro Lino Minced Ciains, 10 or., per doz $2.65
Garden Patch Telephone Peas, per case $3.00
Garden Patch White Corn, per case $3.00
Memmac Tomatoes, 2s, per case $3.35
Silverdale Catsup, No. 10 tin, each 60c
Bulk Tea, green and black, per lb 40c
Rose City Cut Macaroni, 13 lbs $1.00
Facy Head Rice, 13 lbs $1.00
Spcrry's White Down Flour, per bbl
White River Flour, per bbl
Fancy Seedless Raisins, 25 lb. box $1.85
White Wonder Soap, per case $3.79
Horse Shoe, Star & Climax Tobacco, per lb 70c
Lucky Strike, Camels & Chesterfields, carton ....$1.25
Parlor
Grocery
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Amos Burj of Portland, ramer.i eTplorer and adventurer, and Dr. George
Reher. desn of the graduate nrhiml t the I'nivrrsily of Oregon, epent the
summer on a 8. 00!). mile pckic voyaee of exploration thst carried theni
long CNe Alhabaska, Sl.nc and Muckeniie rivers to the Arctic ortan.
Here a 90-mile portage w as made over the summit of the Rocky mountain
to the hesd waters of the I5e! river, where the two men embaked in aVin
rsitoe for a 500-mile float down the western slope of the Rockies, the
Bell and the Porcupine to Fort Yukon. Draw ins ahowa map of journt;.
Insert is Rurg upon departure.
an ardent fisherman but whrn the
big: ones cease to take bis line, hav
ing the waters to the 'smaller tvoul.
he got di courted and rr.ncludi'd
that home was the best place f.tr
him.
Half Brother Dle
George Flags and wife of The
Dalles Optimist, were cr.lkd to M.
Helens last week by the di-ath of tin
former's half brother, Dennis Morri
son, who passed away at the home
Sunday, September 29. P- eml nt
was a printing pressman and had been
engaged at that work for several
years In Seattle. Heart disease was
the causa of death.
i M-pri'im-nt .tat inn. Two gunny
s-.i-ks are ti"l tng'ther at thP K-p
:u, bottom eonicrs and carried over
Mir shoulder. This mukea it possi
b!e to co through the fiplil taking
Hip desirable pars from two rows at
-no linip. Thp carriers nmuilly will
h.-nd'p enough ho that lhy csn ne
livn-'-cd at the rnd of the row .
j P.ig'nuing al'-mt October I, clec
i trc light ur-i'd in the Inying househ
i .vi.l im rt-a-p the hpn's dy to about
' ! 2 or 'i !iom-i, says the Oregon
' f ,x . riniPiit st.ition. This gives the
h-- ns time to pat more food and thus
' ptv-dife more eggs.
Kelly Receivinj Treatment
Le ter Kelly is nt The Palls re-cc-iving
medical at entii.n. Hoc; ntly
while climbing a barbed wire fence
he scratched the inside of hix right
leg, just below the knee hinge, lb
thought nothing of the wound at
the time but when it became pamrui
went to the county seat and con
sulted a doctor. There he was told
he had a severe caae of blood -poison
ami bad reached the ho-pitrl m tu.i'
to nave amputation of tho leg. Il
ia improving and expects to be able
to return to hi home h';re soon.
Urn can be forced itiio laying
earlier by feeding them a moirt
rm ih in which there is a high per
centage of protein, such k, meat
meal, firh menl, or a good grade of
t, nkage, and by mixing this with
!...: :ei mil!;. Thii is fed at noon,
tijvintr the birds sour skinunilk or
i.otferniill. to drink will supply extra
; rotcin. .
To pre.-piit. rinn riaterials, such as
j '-rt.HtP, cbilTons, and silk rrepp
I '-,i i (.in lring they mi'v stitched nn
! sl.ripa of newspaper of ordinary thiek-
r.( The. ijapec i held under the
m::tpml licmg s'ltchPfl, and is easily
pulled of when stitching is completed.
FARM REMINDERS
A carrier nisidc- of gunny sic!;;'
is convenient wh?n selecting s?cd
com in the field, says the Oregon
II jr. v.-i p to kiep tnilors rluilk in
two or ilin'c c-ilors on limi in the
icwing room for marliiug p-rfora-!ion
,-hh! not'-bes. instead of culling
110 EAST 2ND. ST.
THE DALLES ORE.
ff 1
Supper in the Woods
VTOW that the weather is warm
iand balmy, isn't it fun to slip
C some food into appropriate con
tainers and drive out to the woods
for your supper? Such a meal rn;iy
be the simplest imaginable and tie, d
not involve even building a fire.
Cold meat, sandwiches, perhaps fresh
fruit and cup cakes, and hot coffee
carried in the thermos bottle are
ample for the meal. A typical menu
is:
Cold Fried Chicken Pnfnto Ch'Js
Sardine Sandwich
Sweet h'ruit Sandwich
fretk Fruit Chocolate Cup Cakes
Hot Coffee
Tc make an unusual sardine and
wich, bone and mash a can of sar
dines. Mix with one talltijioca j
chopped ripe olives, one tabl-spoon
lemon jrire, two taMei-poom
chopped, pickled beets and three
taijlespoons mayonnaise Spread lie
twetn thinly Sliced white bread
Sweet Sandwiches
For the swret sandwich, mash
two crrain cheeses, add one fourth
cup o( wcll-rlrained crusmd pine
apple and one-fourth cup of straw
berry preserves and cream well
I'se between thin slices of burterrd
wbole-whrat bread.
.An-iitirr exrrllent picnic sandwich
consists of hree-foiir;lis cup cold
baked beam, one-fourth enp chivvied
ce'rry, one-fourth can chili sauce
mixed together and sprrad lirtwern
buttered slices of canned Boston
brwtvi) tread.
Western fat stock is making
an enviable reputation
Thnt middle western r,ttit are not the premier fat stock producing cen
tors of the nation is shown by the f. 1 1 Hint iinimiils from 1'nelfie Count
stnt are winning owardi in the ft .-most shows of the country. Climatic
and forage conditions here are pnrtuuluily favorably to successful and
economical production.
Tho, loo, In th development of Uiie Industry, breedrt are encouraged
and inspired to frenter effort by our own Pacific International Livestock
Esposition, the 19th Annual of which wi'l be bold at Portland, Oregon, Oct.
26-Nov. 2- Featured this year will be tx'nbit of pure bred Beef and
Dairy Cattle, Horees, Sh' up, l!of, Coats, Foxci, Poultry and Rabbits. AUo
Dairy, Mnufacturert' and L.-.nd Products Shows; lndulrlul Expoiitloni and
world-renowned Hoiin Show. Prriuiumt offered total $100,000.
We, here at tbo Maupin rtii." B.ink, know of no qu.l opportunity of see
'nf the ntien'i f n-tt ,nd !ct livrstork of every kind and of learning the
profitable rt-tultt w!ii -b b vr- b rn oblnine.J throukb miiinf; breed tamUidi.
For thl reason we ur- cv ry lrini,-r to ttltend the Pacific International.
Maupin Slate Bank
(INCORI'O HATED)
ll8 Mil! IlMffi
LEGION DANCE PROGRAM
October f Old Tmie Hanco.
Cctober 10 Orch w'.r i Pan -e.
Nov. 2 Cnrniv.l end Hallowe'en
Pence.'
Kv. fi0, Time Pam-e.
'ov. Thimk.givlng Dance.
I e -. I I - Oi t he tra PniH'o.
!. . '.Ij ('hri.itnma lner.
Pec. HI New Vtars Punce.
Crandall Undertaking Co.
In order that vc r.iay serve you better, at the
time our services vw ret (!.-!, wo have a representa
tive in your neip,Moi 1km, d whom you may call.
Maupin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crofoot
Wnpinitia Mr. mn Mrs. Roy Ward
Wi m Mr. "tv! Mrs. F. K. Mairil!
Ty;h Viilky Mr. nnd Mrs. W. . Sloan
OPiANDALL UNDERTAKING' CO.
The Dalles, Ore. Hum 2 Lady Assistants
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Callaway Funeral Chapel
The Dalles, Ore.
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The High BoUarfor Your Livestock
For Trucking Livestock Call
liOJI DAVIDSON
Phone C-F-2, Maupin, Oregon
Ship your Cuttle, Hogs and Sheep to
ALBRIGHT COMMISSION CO.
PORTLAND UNION STOCK YARDS
Harvest
Bread
A Wasco County Product
MADE BY
Sc Oregon BaKery
Fresh Bread and Pastry
Every Morning
Order from your homr merchant get the best I