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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1929)
ThumW D.-ecmWr Id, 1039. Ttge kix THE MAUPIN T1ME9 "3 Christmas MUSIC BY The Colored Knights The Jazziest Orchestra ever to play in Maupin LEGION HALL, Maupin, Ore. timilHITTTIIITJH i. ?IITTT;TTI YTTTIITIITITTTTTI HIT TI uwHiiiiiHHiiiimiiiii!!inimimniiimii;::i:ii!i Neighborhood iDlRniMIUHIIUllmm.UlimiHIlliliiim imiiiiiui.uiiiiiiH:iiiiiiiii!iiiiiiii Wapinitia WAPINITIA BATTLES KENT ; t The Wapinitia Cyclones were de feated by Kent last Saturday night by a score of 16-8. At the close of the half Kent led 10-1. In the third quarter Kent bawketeers added 6 more points to their score. Kent did not score in the last quarter, but Wapinitia made 7 point.: in this period of play. The game was a fast one and pretty tough on the Wapinitia boys whose practice has been limited. Wapinitia may have another game with Kent in January, but this has not been definitely decided yet. Girl.' BatketbfUi The Girls' basketball rules have arrived so the girls will start prac tice in earnest now. Most 0f the girlg have never played basketball before and many have never seen a game. Albert H&chler Makes Good Showing Wapinitia High tchool is proud of the recrd made by Albert Hachler in his last two fights. We all hope that he will be as successful in fu ture bouts. Biology The Biology class is studying the chapter entitled "The Simple Ani mals Protozoa." This chapter takes up the proup of one-cel'ed ani Muls such as iuc Ar.iucba .n.1 I'ara mociurr. SCHOOL NOTES Eva Linn is staying at the Frank Brown home during the bad weath er. Book reporting is progres ing nicely In the High school. Ten points fiction and ten points non fiction are required. The higher Arithmetic class is faithfully working on "Mensuration and Square Root." Zelma Tcschner was absent from school Monday. War of 1912 Studied The United States History class rTTTT-TTTTTTTTTTTTtTllTIIIIIimillTIIIIIIirTIIinil (OEv GIVEN BY iratmuEOtt. 1 9 9 School Notes I I is now studying the war of 1812. Most of the students are up on their outlines now and are progressing nicely. Chr'utmai Songi Practiced La.et Friday morning the High school practiced ChrJtmas songs for the Christmas program in Miss Short hill's room. Spelling Match spoiling match wa3 he'd between JLtupln and Wapinitia school ;i-. I i':,y last. It seek rlnce r I.Iiiupia in the High fchocl gym. Ihe JL.uj.in speller . were victorious ar.cr a hard fought battle. Best Spellers Th3 br-St spellers in the H'gh -r.o-,.1 at piesent for the Minth Tade are Ruth Walters and Gerald Gayrnier, both with a grade of 98 per cent; for the Tenth grade, Wil bur Mathew3 and Helen Endersby each with a grade of 100 per cent; and for the Twelfth grade, Hazel Lauglilin and Avis Endersby each with a grade of 100 per cent. Wapinitia Wim Over Maupin The Wapinitia and Maupin High schools ' participated in a basketball game December 12, in the Maupin gym. The game was very close, Wapinitia coming from behind in the last garter to win 15-14. At hull time the score vas 6-4 in Mau- pin's iavor, and at the end of the third period, 14-6, also in favor of lifaupin. Although this was only a practice game and not very import ant, Wapinitia feels pretty good over having won. GRADE NOTES The officers and monitors of the Trimary room arc Kenneth En dersby, Chairman; Agnes Lewis, Pencil Monitor; Kenneth Burchard, Desk Monitor; Bob Hollaman, Paper Monitor; Verl Teschner, Library Monitor. The Primary room is now practi ing several numbers for the Christ mas program to be given Monday evening December 23rd. The officers and monitors for the Intermediate room are: Glen T VT1TZ HIIIIIIITIIIIITITTT1 Hammer, Mayor; Korbct Wall, boys' class reporter; Ellen Hachlcr, girls' class reporter; Frances McCoy, bell ringer; Beth West, door keeper; Howard Pechette, Desk Inspector; Oren Pechette, waste papermonitor; Lee Woodside, temperature monitor; Norbet Wall and Everett Hammer, Era er monitors; and June Hachlci writing paper monitor. The Intermediate room will fur nish a play and four recitations for he Christmas program. Wapinitia Jottings Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Walters were visitors at the Richardson home Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crabtree were Scalier at the Roy T.'ard home Sun- Hay. I Mr. and Mr, Harold Walters were 1 visitors at the McCloud home Fri day. Roy Ward and family motored to The Dalles last week end, attending church there Sunday morning. Pine Grove school and Sunday school combined w.T! give a Christ mas program this coming Tuesday evening. PAGE, LINE AND PARAGRAPH Hunting migratory birds from au tomobiles i prohibited by a recent ! amendment to the rcrleral rcguia-1 tions under the migratory-bird j j treaty act. i i It is not especially important I what breed of dairy cowa you se - lect the important thing is to choose . good individuals oi a breed. How ever, it is usually best to choose a breed that is common in a community. Livestock often suffer from lack of water rather than go a long way for it, especially in very co,1d or very hot weather. Horses, cattle and sheep should get a good drink once or twice daily. Hogs and poultry should have water oftencr, prefer ably where they can drink whenever they want it. Color has been found to be the most important quality factor in the sale of fruit, says the bureau of agricultural economics, U. S. Depart ment of Agriculture, after twelve years of farm-products in.pection service. Other quality factcri in- okul" mho. mnturiny and defect duo to insect injury, disease, improper packing tuiil rough handling. U is n mistake to allow beef cows in i he breeding hold j ms weight ii'id ho uiulei-nuvi',.(i (n the fall a id v inter, as is . uiimon practice, as my will mC In: st'onq on in f? tprinj: to iv.'.e th'-r calves r.t perly. Silag.' rii legume hny make a good combination for winter feed ing. K legume hay is not available some protein rich concentrate uch as cottonseed meal or linseod meal ahotild be fed. Cows uiokling calve of course need nioro feed than dry rows. HOME POINTERS Accurnte measurements are scntial to success in cooking. es. Discoloration of apples or bananas prepared may be prevented by rub bing the fruit with lemon juice. Hot spiced apple cider makes a de licious drink for cold evenings. It 4s made by netting the cider and add ing whole spices, rolled in a clean cloth. The spices are left in the ri der until time to serve. Sugar wni first used by Arabian doctors about the seventh century. MAUPIN III TIMES (continued fmm first page) Pear Little Girls and Hoys: I have received yotir letters and they were a great help, as I some timet, forget what each one wished for. It looks n;i if I may have to come liy aeroplane thin Christni", but what uD ynu think? I am making two trips to Maupin. I will bo at the si hool house ioi Thurrday even- iisg PrH I ihall be very much dissa pointrd if every one of my little friends are not ther", and of course 1 shall be at your home.; on Christ rr.'M eve. I mustn't forget to tell you how surprised I was to find how good the Maupin girls and boys have been this year. I guess after all you do fervc two Chn tmases. Don't you think this is going to be t!" jolliest Christmas ever? I'll be looking for every one of you Thursday niKht ond to alt a very Merry Christmas. SANTA. Give a Kodak for Ail-Year Pleasure NEXT year and In year that follow, Joy without end will come from thU sea son's gift of a Kodak. Joy to youngsters and grown-up alike, for everybody c,n share the pleasure and ibTills that will always abide In pictures. We have a large assortment of Eastman-made camera for your Inspection. We'd like to assist yog In making your Christmas gift selection!. Maupin J)rug Store criixixiiTrriTrixxiiiiiiiiixxxxixiiiixiiixiirxixirixxiTiirroajiiiiiiixirm lM TIRES Reg. 29x4.40 $8.25 30x4.50 9.20 29x4.75 10.65 29x5.00 11.00 .31x5.00 11.85 29x5.50 14.10 32x6.00 15.95 :iTTiiiTiiTiiiiiiiiniimiiiiiTiiiiiTmznnimimiiiiTTiiiirrtmminTi GRADE NOTES Third nJ Fourth GiJ Charlotte New was hseit Mon- day an account of illne:s. The Fourth gradora have placed on dismay in their room maps of the school room, drawn to wale, The children are enjying a new spelling device. They do not miss as many words since UHing it. Hy tbla device one i - sure of a gold ar on Friday, when they tpell f"1 head marks. The Third and Fourth grade. room have a unriMnms nnruer on their blackboard. It is red poln settaa on a green background. Primary The Primary people are busy putting the finishing touches upon their Chri tmas program. Billie Schilling has charge of the wraps for this week. The newly elected policemen arc: Klnora Cunningham, Glenn Chnstain Gertrude Kirsch, and Verl Confer are the Inspectors for this week. Leo Welch was absent thres days on account of a carbuncle. Mrs. Mayhcw wiv, a visitor Mon day. GIFTS for Everyone Late shoppers will find here still a complete stock of- Toys, Dolls and dames for the children and dills in Stationery, Uahtcr Goods, Fountain Pens, Framed Pictures, Hooks, Book Ends and Gift Novelties for Grown-ups. Make this store your Christmas Shopping head quarters. WEI6ELT BROS. Book and Music St or? The Dalles Oregon SHIP BY TRUCK REGULAR FREIGHT LINE SERVICE Between PORTLAND - THE DALLES - MAUPIN THE DALLES TRUCK LINE Inc. SPICKERMAN'S TRUCK LINE PORTLAND--THE DALLES THE DALLES-MAUTIN and War Poin. and Way Pohta BONDED & INSURED CARRIERS Exrta Heavy $11.50 12.30 13.15 13.60 11.45 16.85 18.85 Maupin Garage i i MR' mm? A gift everyone in tht family will enjoy Kodak A KfxUk on the Chriitmai tret means yer around pleasure for your whole family. Do your Christmu Kodak 'hop ping now a complete Mock and a thorough knowledge of the Euunaa line arc at your disposal here. Kodaki ore 15 up Crosby Drug Store 3 1 8 K 2nd St11 The DalUe. 0. ROUND TRIPS OVER CHRISTMAS VIA OREGON 1W RY. Ceatril Ortpi Dm to polnta In Oregon, Washington, Montana Idaho Mil TtcUett en Dec. 1 U IStk Im Relurn limit MUInlfht U: 7, 1IM ALBANY HO" ASTORIA IIK.NI - 4.l CORVALLIS 10.80 KUGF.NE GKARIIART GOLPKNDALK 8.01 PORTLAND PRINEV1LLE I-08 RF.DMONP 188 SALKM SEASIDE H.78 SPOKANE 18.88 WHITE SALMON 1.88 YAKJMA W.88 Tickets, reservation, further la for mat ion, etc. K. W. GRIFFIN, Ticket agent, Thone, Main 241. L. S. DAVIS Trav. Pagr. Afent U. S. Royal Balloon TIRES TUBES 30x3 w (Peerless) $1.20 28x5.25 (Royal) 2.45 29x4.40 (Royal) 1.90 29x4.50 (Royal) 1.95 . 29x5.50 (Royal) 2.86 30x5.00 (Royal) 2.30 31x4 (Royai) 2.20 32x4 (Royal) 130 3
