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About The Maupin times. (Maupin, Or.) 1914-1930 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1930)
If 1 thS kiuPIN1 TIMES ThuwdYy, Juti 2. "30. The Maupin Times AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ( " C." W. SESIMES, Editor C, W. Semmoa and E. R. Semmes 1 Publishers 4 ' - pnblishod fffery Thursday at Maupm, Oregon Subscription: One year, ?1.50; six months, 1 1.00; three months, eets. i vtPTtA as second class maill mat ter Sepwmber 8, 1914, at the post- Cike at Maupm, Oregon, unaar vne in at ALarca e. oiv. i AIRY HERD ASSOCIATION . UNDER CONSIDERATION Dairyman f Wate and Hood River f CeuotUt Would ImproT the , Quality ef Herd Th. organization of a dairy herd Improvement association composed d Wasco county and Hood Biver i.irvtnen is beine cnsidered at the resent time, according to W. Wray tawrence, county agricultural agent. A dainr herd improvement as- ioclation takes the guess work out of dairying and puts it in a business basis. - Individual records are kept on each cow. These records show the amount of milk and butter fat pro duced by each cow and its value. In this way the profitable and non- profitable cows can be . detected.- i These records are' computed once month by the tester and' become the property of the herd owner. It ia necessary that Wasco county pro vide approximately thirteen days work and that Hood River county provide approximately the same amount in order to have this associa tion organised. This gives those dairymen inter- uted in improving their herds an excellent opportunity to do so by tailing, feeding, and breeding, Law rence stated.' : Thoie dairymen in Wasco county , showing interest in this organization at the present time are: The Dalles, Jess Foster, Crates Point Dairy, Pat W4vWWfvvvWvvvvWWvvv i, , i ..ii I . i ii-n ii "jai Women tell that this new model does hatter work in less tsm than other makes costing again as much. You can trust the new Haag 55 to do all your washing every week without damage to fabrics or buttons. It is a thorough worker a loyal one en inexpensive one. . If you have been worrying along with an old style washer or if you have, been doing your washing method -you owe it to yourself to Why not come to our store today or tomorrow and let us show you how the Haag 65 will save your time, labor, clothes and money? SPACED TERMS ONE YEAR TO PAY J jSsfelJ-.JtI$J TrTamnton I 116 East Second St. SHIP BY TRUCK REGULAR FREIGHT LINE SERVICE " Vi Between PORTLAND THE THE DALLES TRUCK LINE Inc. 1 PORTLAND-THE DALLES ; and Way Points DONDCD & INSURED CARRIERS Fclej, The Fine Dairy and .Tom Ui&dt. . Dufur: Mrs. Ethel C. Ingels, rrans: Normandi, Eugene Chase and Ed ward Tidwell. and Win. Melcher. SHADY BROOK GRANGE GROWS Niot Nw Members Taken I Saturday Night Shmdv Brook Grange is one of the up and coming granges of this sec tion. re growing by leaps and bounds. Last Saturday evening nine new members were given the degrees and of rnminor session this week sev eral more candidates will be taken into the order. A feature of the last meeimg was the presence of Grange easier Winslow of Douglas county win ,ntr nf the Multnomah grange, both of whom as well as the master f Was Pomona Grange, Ai. uu- lis, and wife, assisted in conferring the work. Shady Brook Grange about 40 members out to ao meet. ing. A Bumpbtuous wncnr0Il W88 served after the lmtmwrF work was completed. 4-H CLUBBERS COME HOME Came Is pi Bus Satardfcy P. Happy and Tired M The 4-H clobber from Wasco tounty, returned o their homes on Saturday, evening. This delegation was a credit to Wasco county ana Maupin may well be pround of their share of the glory. Wasco county had the largest per cent of honor students of any coun ty represented in Summer School When the honor students were eall ed to the front at the assembly on Friday afternoon the following from Maupin were among the students: Ralph Kaiser placed first m Crops Judging, and presented with a hatchet; Allene Wilson placed first in her division in Home Economics, judging; Jim STusher placed fourth and Theodore Kirsch fifth in stock judging; Alta Chastam, Betty Slush er and Beth Rutherford were in the girls' division that scorest highest in A STARTLING VALUE IN FINE WASHERS TLJNTIL you can see the new Haag 65, You won't realize what a really fine washer can be bought for. by the wearisome tiring band- a see this amazing new machine. Furniture fio. The Dalles, Oregon DALLES - MAUPIN' SPICKERMAN'S TRUCK LINE THE DALLES.MAUPIN and Way Points t J ' 1 1 jj i French Redpts Will Banish v Monotony From Amor' ;can n:ei f By, CHARITY SCOTTO, C ,WM AtUMdot Haul, Park Avars, hfcr , York Gtf. T1RILLAT-5AVARIN, one of ttel peck'' . . . . ... . . cnce Mia iimi xt awwtry oi air dish it more bcaeikial to hiw inanity than a new star. The nr jortty ol American housetsr -racked with tht necessity U k. iring three meals a diy for r plan throughoot the year, war & days certainly agree with b id almost While entWy,-.-, tkm dishes are! rare indeed, h w still possible r any womT - find asr J Mnfr' 4isr the fjgr of iat-m y a lands a va - .tety of dishes that will be new to her and her family. A study f French rec ipes, alone, will provide her with innln Mm of Chtf Scotto - momt tin dradl accmation of nonotony which, with more or lwi justice, has been leveled at me American menu. French methods of nvniiw. iiKludine the use of a lit tU mrmr tn enhance the flavors of rfgettbitJ, will enable her to arouse envy in the hearts of less knowing cooks. , Spinach A La Tovralnt Put class work, room neatness and de portment. Harry Rutherford and Henry Wilson were in the division of boys that placed highest for the same honors. These two divisions were treated to ice cream by the CorvaJlis leaders. Beth Rutherford and Jean Renick had the distinction of lieing selected to ceive punch and wafers at an afternocn reception that was given for the extension workers. Among those present wire President Kerr, Mrs. H. C. S vmour. Mivs Helen Cowgill and Miss Loia Bayley, na tion high ncorintr 4-H club girl in 1929. Tms reception was given. by. Miss Lrjcy Case at the Brambaugh borne 'in Corvallis. This home is one of tje finest residences in Corvallis. Vo Maupm people, who, by their lfjyal support, have made this trip possible to these girls and boys the 4-H club children and leaders offer their very sincere appreciation. Shipped Indian's Cattle Several reservation Indians joined in shippimg a carload of fat ' cattle to the Portland market Saturday, the stock eoinir over the O. T. On Mon day night two carloads of cattle be longing to other Indians were ptc- ed up at Nathan and taken to fort- land. Family to Mountain- Carl Pratt busied" himself last KnnHav hv talfinir hist family tO the - - mountains at Salmon river. There he put up tents, arrangea lor iire wood ;and made things confortable fnr tit fmilw. thn members .of , . . remain which will weeks. They ,ey go were tn " i that the Wither altitude wi'U ber,tficial in ridding their son, vVer- non, of hay fever. - ev JIatthews Returns Rev. W. A. Mtthews, in charge of the I "resbyterian mission at Sim nashq, returned last Saturday from artending the general conference of the church, held at Pittsburg, Penn, Dur ing the sessions Mr. Matthews delivered three addresses, touching upc m his work with the Indians and the i necessity of a continuance , of su:h. V Ii idian Girl Buried Marie0 Brown, eight-year-old 'da usrhter of Tom Brown. Indian. I di ed at Simnasho and was buried last 'i r i i -. T j: i - : . ii uuuay in m xiiuutn utuyiug tzi ound at the Mission station. C ertified Seed Grain ' i Those farmers wishing to have g rain certified for seed purposes a hould notify county agent W. Way I awrence as soon a possible. , It re advisable to have enough seed oi' the standard varieties grown I in the county certified, in order to keep the foi clean from mixtures. Those indicating so far that ihey wish to heave grain certified are Mrs. Ethel C. Ingel3 of Dufur and C. A. Knowles t Tygh Ridge. First Msetlg in 54 Years- While in Seattle last week R. H. DcCamp met a brother whom he bad not seen for 64 years. The two men last met i'n Sioux City, Iowa, where the Seattle brother was engag ed in business. In Seattle R. H. saw the name in the city directory and upon looking the; other up discover ed the relationship'. Sandy Saiidy Lumber company mill resumed? operations Diamond Lake Dalles-California highway wilt' be surveyed by J. R. Sargent, fflnrmeer for Federal Bureau of Jublic Roads. 4h X73 of simr. v.' - , " - Cook for twenty minutes. Dram ana press through a coJonder. m m , tliree-Quarters teaspoon salt, one quarter teaspoon paprika, and two tablespoons butter. Heat again and then press nrmiy into a oowi to muiu. lurn tne spincn dot upshk on a platter, garnish with slices of kmon and hsrd-boiled egg, and serve immediately. Carrots Firfcy-Cut a doien young carrots in half, lengthwise. Remove the centers, men mince wm mm and put them m a saucepan wnn sn ounce of butter, a teaspoon of sugar, nd a ptnch of salt. Moisten wnn French vichy water and let them cook slowly mtil tender. Serve im mediately, ana very not V- Prt IV ilk LtltuetQwQ one-half of a medium-sire onion. Cut fine (in Julienne) one small neaa o lettuce. Fry the onion with a little butter nntil tfchlly browned. Add the lettoce and let simmer together for a few minutes. Then add a quan of fresh peas, a teajpoon of sugar, a half ounce of butter, salt and pep per. Moisten with water, cover the pan, and let criok slowly When the peas are tender, add an ounce of butter mired with a teajpoon of flour. More Stock to Market Ed Gable and Louis Woodsido each shipped a truckload of lambs and Lloyd Woodside a consignment of cattle to the Portland market on Sunday. Lambs brought from $6.60 to $8.60, while cattle were a drug on the market Added to Flock Hurstel Hollis recently bought 310 young lambs of the Fitzpatricka and took them by truck to Dufur, where they were placed with Hollis other sheep, they being on their way to Stevenson, Washington, where they will be grazed in the upper reaches of Wind river this season. Cleaned Reservoir A delegation of Maupin citizens armed with brooms, went tc the new reservoir last Sunday r.d proceeded to clean out accumulated dust and dirt that was blown into the big bowl Water was shut ff for a time, but warning was gi vin and all housewives filled receptacles to tide them over the time uiu.l the rams could be started again. t . A Brand New Dauflster Morris Greene and wife are re joicing at the arrival of a nyw daugh ter at their orchard home, the little Miss coming Sunday m,rntog, Dr. Elwood posing as a stork. The newcomer makes the st venth daugh ter in the Greene ho1 me but ia as bci ill bite uiv.ua iiw mtj UUV I ! w-ic0m8 aa .nrinflr fff- a11 that. Digits Ground ia Ojgs urvu tiavis, wrt'o is running me , Frank Fleming rnch on the high- w. hlld hi hanA paht in some cogs last Thursday, ine bones of tho little finger were brok- Thousands cf New Words spsllcd, pron saatcd, ' anJ dtfiO' (rlim -. w&Bsia i's . : f3EW INTERNA TIONAL Tht " Supreme Aul , ority" Here aft ft fca) t hot pursuit Rod 1 tar Air Council eapi'ul ship raudgun : cr-Etct 1 ship S. P. boat lrr:ieA aerial cascado Eai lior American Legion Blu si C,08 girl scout airp ert ' - cyper cryf tal & tot aippio ' aupei bWfoA0 Bhoneon i.th;, Mm, tys Hi?, 2700 Past eooouiu. traiions 407,000 Words and PhraMi Gazette! an i Blograplikt Oil tht Btott" VilWl page of the Jb j fVwM Regular m4 Pigm tcwlmoa til l, FKBE, G.&CMERP I lAM CO. Springfield, Mr ft U.S. A. rniiWWTWHi WERIM PARK SHOE STORE Shoes and i Repairing WascoCow Sho Shoes for the Whole PamUy ,v" - "r " k .. j ihs Exclusive e Store r.anersX RenairinK The Dalles, Ore. Successful Business Enterprise Demand working capital and Banking Credit available at need. Every accommodation consistent with sound banking practice is ex tended to patrons of this institution. LET US SERVE YOU Maupin State Bank (INCORPORATED) i en clear to tho hand while the next digit was ground to tho first joint. Dr. Elwood aaiputatcd tho wounaca fingers end Orvllle will bo laid up for some tints as a result Fittmi Up Stage AL Hartman. who will inaugurate a stage Una between The Dalloo and Maupin on July 1, has purchased a new Chevrolet car and has been fittln- if wrth & lufftrace carrier- at the rear. James Chalmers bent and Mted anglo irons and rivited tne 'pieces together, while Verne richer and hartman attached the name to the car. Hartman will 'make two trips daily, connecting with stages t and from I'orttana. lit. Hsmita will be at tho Ban no- tel. The Dulles; Muller's cafe, Tygh Valley, and at the Kalnbow restau rant, Maupin. inia otxice wUl soon print hss schedule on cards, and thus it will be seen just what time you will have to be on hand if you utsire transportation to and from the county seat Church Servioas smiv next beinir the end of the M.mrinv month of the year, the ill.U -rf - day belongs to Maupin. Service and Sunday school at Maupin at 10:0V a. m., and evening service at 8:00 p. m. The subject for the morning i.. ...:n k "The Perils of Bur V its nui Power," and for the evening preach- tn "At fections." The must direct , ...B, , way of serving the country l. loyalty to religion. Clarke hi. Smith, pastor. CALL FOR BIDS , . h received at seaiea lUD - , tbij otnee of Roy A. Ward, clerk of adhool district No. 46. Wapimtia, U r construction of a gymnasium and auditorium at the school grounds in i Plon and necuitw '(vapiniw". , , , onay be teen at tne n?y on the Wapimtia roaa. w". received up to and including Thurs day, My 3, 1930. All b'd must be accompanied ty a ctrm. ot b per cent of the bids. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. W. E. Forman, Chairman School Board. Roy A. Ward, " . , Clerk District No. 46. Auto freight line from Condon to John Day has been taken over by John Day Valley freight une. Riuniri n-riK SALE An 8-foot In dependent binder in good working .innn inr sale V cheap. .AIbo ianother binder of same make, can be used for extra parts, iiotn ior the one pffce. See Otto licrriing, Criterion, 'i w WATCH LOliT Lady's yellow gold r,t.ii ' rciain movement, iost on Main si -reet in Maupm. um hlaek silk "bracelet. Reward pia n ffitiirn to Mrs. L. C. He.n- noghan, Maupin. 33-t2 HAY FOR, SALE Loose, baled ground alfalfa hay for sale at I 1 . n T MULEVs FOR) SAbUi span oi guuu wojjk mules, weighing about l.doo in good condition; anout year u mA ri!itf for worK. H.arne trnen Wltn. Iam. ., ttCMuu" a, - .. price. Write or call on u. Paquet, "(Vapinitia, Oregon. . ; 30-t4 mnr.w vhrt TRADE 1925 Bulck i ww m r m -n.t- n trade for horses. dress Everlett Wilspn, Route 2, Dufur, Oregon.., Mf' i i Now in effect dally 30.day Limit ROUND TRIPS Portland Vancouver Stevenson - Ask for further particular B. W. GRIFFIN, Agent L. S. Davis, Trav. Pegr. Aft O. T. KY. Bend-Porllar.d STAGE SCHEDULE LEAVES ..... IOiOO a. sa. .3. 4,4S ARRIVES Mupl Mupi Portland M Bnd ........... W 9- m BEND- PORTLAND STAGE CO Depot RalnMw Cafe 25 Cents buyi the best and Urgwt meal served In The Dalies, n The Green Front Sandwich Shop 1 Next to Dalles Creamery i Wm.A. SHORT Dcnti$t MAUPIN . - OREGON I i WAWNITU j uar, Lod No. 209, MaupUi, meets every Bawony - -- 0. F. tall. Visiting memo welcome. ' - Roy R. Crabtraa, n. . B. W. Welch, Secretary. o.r tne .i 33-tIi, ,l1 WhiteRestaurant PRIVATE BOOTHS Where the best 35 cent t u. ' meal is served in The Dalles Next The Dalles Creamery , N. Sargent, Pre?. . - aq Ho., m i V v