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Dr. Horatio P. Belt, of Rio Janette,
With the large body of local alumni
I Brazil, here the paat week to contar taking an active interest in the com­
1 with officials of the Apple Growers ing of the musicians. It is anticipated
1 Association, brought a word of cheer that the University of Oregon orches­
I to fruitgrowers. Dr. Belt reported tra, due
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u< tor
a concert at the Hood
I that during the i»aat season. In t I m * face River f big«
_ school tonight, will receive
I of extremely adverse conditions. Brasil a rousing
Ing welcome.
1 has consumed 3P.000 boxes of Hood
Twelve years ago, the University of
I River apples and pears, and ao t* Oregon Hymphony Orchestra was or­
I prexseii were the. Brazilians with
ganised by a number of the studsuta
I fruit that they are clamoring
and faculty members ,\f the Rchool of
I more.
Music. Since that lime. It has been
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"During th«* coming year," said Dr. growing steadily until it now haa a
I B«*lt, “I antiei|>ate that from 75 to 90 membership of 21. The tour thia yrar
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fruU “7
lx the fifth qnnimljpur t*ksu Uy this
I Janeiro will he Hood River apides organisation, the first in 1920 Includ­
I and pears. The Oregon fruit in the ing a number of the coast towns.
I comparatively short time has become This first attempt was so successful,
I extremely popular in the South Amar- another trip war taken the following
I lean market and demands a higher year to southern Oregon and the third
I prlte than other fruit products <ax- tour Inchided eastern Oregon and
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Symphony Orchestra of the University of Oregon
I ported from any other market. 'It southern Washington. Last year, the
I will be my endeavor to manipulate orchestra played in a number of the
Rear Underwood, Director
I the trade relations apd facilities in cities on and around Coon Bay, and
I such nihnner as*to bring about a max- met with very marked success.
I imum consumption by the reduction
Rex Underwofxi, the director, who.
I of the price of the fruit delivered te prior to bis connection with the or­
I the Brazilians.
chestra five years ago. was a concert
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"At the present time, due to the vlolinlat of note, has endeavored to
I extremely high cost of the imported consummate his ideal of a symphony
I fruit only tlie very rich can buy Ore- orchestra in his work with the Uni-
I gon apples and pears. They are cou- veralty of Oregon Symphony Orches­
I sidered a luxury. It will be my aim tra, and has, in fact, produced an or­
I to lower the costs of handling here ganisation that Is a reftHra in minia­
I and there and to bring about a status ture of the large eastern orchestras,
[ whereby the fruit Will become consid- both as to balance of pieces and class
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I will l»e buying the product.”
r. Underwood's ability that the or-
Dr. Belt says that during the paat hestra haa mu de such rapid advance­
I year practically all of the chief va
ment in the last five years. When ha
etles of apples have l>een dixtribu
took over its direction, the organiza­
at Rio-. Among them were: Or
tion was but little heard of on the
Hpitzenburgs. Newt owns, Jonathans campus, but, through his efforts, it
Delicious, Black TMigs and King Da­ has been built up until now it is one
vids. He said, however, that the best of the important campus activities.
known fruits are the Bpltzenburg, De­ The music which this organisation
licious and Newtown apples. Rio, too, playa la entirely high-grade, daMical
has important potentialities as a pear numbers, such ao are played by the
market. He declared that the super­ professional symphony orchestras, and
ior keeping qualities of the Hood Riv­ during the entire time that he has
er d'Anjou ¡»ear will result in the de­ been connected with this group, Mr.
velopment of an enviable market in Underwood has kept the standard of
E. II. Greene and Nels Nelson re.
Brazil.
Trial importation of this the music vary high.
The Hood River Box Co., which last
—, year manufactured tWO.OOP fruit con­
week from __
Portland.
fruit. wrap]s*d lu oiled paper, Dr.
Frank Jne, the Chinese tenor, made turned Inst MHH.
Belt declared, demonstrated this this hia first tour with the University or- where they purchased a Miller lumber tainers, mostly apple boxes, ha« began
season. The pears, selling at a sea­ «rhratra three years ago, and at that conveyor to be installed at the Dee the season’s rm». H. A. Bell, plant
son when formerly the species was time waaa great favorite wherever he plant of the Oregon Lumber Co. The manager, says he anticipates that hi«
unobtainable brought gratifying pric­ sang. He haa gained a very enviable machine was brought here over the liustaeaa will show a doubling up over
es. In the future, d'Anjous stored reputation aU along the Uaciflc coast, Columbia River highway under its last season. At pres en t the rouesrq
here or in the Brazilian capítol will having appeared in all the larger cit­ own power.---------------
Is employing IB men. About June 1,
Ttie lumber company has had crews Mr. Bell says, he expects to start a
lie held for this high class, off-season ies, and he has Itecome well known
trade.
throughout the Pad tie Northwest busy the eutire winter making im­ doable, shift with 4S men.
In 1922 Hood River endeavored to through hia radio broadcasting from provements at the Dee plant. Tlie In­
The Hood River factory, engaged
build up a businexs in Rio with a trial KGW, the Oregonian station. Mr. stallation of a new box factory, which primarily in manufacturing boxes for
shipment of apples and pears, forward­ Jue possesses the excellent combina­ handles the company cut of hemlock, locpl fruit growers, has received eu>
ed by way of the Panama canal. Im­ tion of a powerful tenor voice and a and other new equipment coat about «■ouraglng inquiries from eastern can-
proper refrigeration resulted in the very pleasing personality. Last sum­ *20,000.
ning and packing concerns, and at
Crews began operation Monday at the result of such bvsinearthe volume
arrival of the fruit in an extremely mer, he was the soloist at the Liberty
poor condition. ’n>e 1023 fruit was theater, in conjunction with George two <-ainpa on the upper West Fork of of output will probably be materially
xiiipped by way of New York City. (linen and his orchestra, after which Hood river, starting the mill’» run increased this season. The concern
The coming season l»etter transporta­ Tie made a very successful tour of some week» earlier than in normal has recently installed * second cut-off
tion facilities, including properly re­ central California. Mr. Jue lx a pupil season«. The snow, it was report<-<k saw, which will enable its crews te
frigerated vessels, plying from Port­ of Jolin B. Belfert. of the University la well oat of the highland forests.
speed up their production materially.
The company will employ about 223
land to Rio by way of the Panama of Oregon Behool of Music.
Mr. Bell has associated with him
men
thia
year.
The
total
lumber
cut.
ranal, will be available. Indeed, Dr.
tn the operation of the box plant J.
It
in
antichiated.
will
run
to
30,000,000
Belt said he expected all of the ad­
A. Black, of Hillsboro, who spent part
feet, the largest ent ever made at the of the week hers. 11. B. Black, a sou,
SCHOOL NEWS
verse conditions to l>e much modified
Dee
plant.
The
new
box
factory
will
or absolutely eradicated.
has arrived to take charge of ths first base; Ernest Puddy, second beta;
(Werdna Isbell)
have a capacity of 3,000)000 per year. company’s office work.
Clarence Hale, third; Jack Cam*,
While here in Oregon Dr. Belt
At
a
special
meeting
caHed
by
Prin.
stuted that he hoped to ally binwelf
The men declare it their intention abort; Cari Band, left field 1 Jail
Tlngclatad
last
Wednesday
morning
with prone shippers of the state. In
New Resort Being Projected
to develop their plant as fast as possi­ Cam*lMiL cantor, and Bart Benter,
tlie face of a very hlgli tariff Ameri­ several of the teachers gave reports
A summer resort will la* established ble and to establish a permanent and right. Mr. Brace, foranerir a pitcher
on
worth
while
things
they
had
ob
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with the Washington State College, It
can prunes find a g<sxl market in Bra­
at Mood River meadows, on the Monnt increasing payroll for the city.
zil. In a limited way he expects to served on visiting day.
"During the pant season," said Mr, la anticipated will ba one of the mate­
Hood Ixw»p highway, by the Blue J
Because
of
the
rainy
weather
last
handle dried fruit of Oregon. Dr-
company, a group of Portland business Bell, “lees than 50 per «-cut of the stays of the Local teaaa. He won ftet
Belt declares that it is his intention Friday the eampne clean up day at men. according to the forest service, more than 2,500,000 fruit boxes util­ “nom zde bat," “Foxy,” through Ma
the
high
school
was
postponed
until
to have the name Oregon recognized
which has just issued a concession ised by Hood River growers were occupation aa a silver fox farmer.
by all users of the fruit products im- Monday afternoon, when the students permit to the company.
ma no facta red at home. When it la Other players will be: * “Buck* B»-
ported from this state. Ind<>ed. the and teachers all turned out and
considered
that about 83
cent of chanan, Orvle Thompson and Chartet
The
cottage
colony
type
has
been
Dehart.
point is already reached where every­ cleaned up the premises from May to selected, consisting of a main resort the cost of this roaunodlty is
All those wishing to aeootapany tffia
I "ented in tbe manufacture it would
one n-ho has used the apples we ban- June streets, tnbson fleid was al«o building with dining room. kitfheii
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now
Uivoa
team to Goldendale should be at tffie
filed the past xeasou. thinks of the prepared for track use by building M and office, and outlying cottages
pay
Hood
Hiver
to
endeavor
to
en
­
for
Blue Diamond brand of Hood River oval 220-yard track and a 110-yard guests, Construction will begin early courage the home box making |*tant." Electric Kttatan at ihBfi 8«n<ter
straightaway. The student body had
when he thinks of apples.
The Hood River plnut is specialising morning. ________ _
this spring.
“Tlie people to whom we are sell­ charge of the clean up gangs. Re­
in
the nmnnfactnre of pine containers.
The
permit
calls
for
minimum
ex
Wesley Utub Out far Award
ing,” said Dr. Belt, "are men that I freshments, consisting of cocoa and penditure of *45,000 on the site about This year it is making the ao-ealied
sHndwlch<-s,
were
served
to
the
.work
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Member*. ,of . t*g WMey Club, fiu
have come In contact with in business
light weight Itos, which is growing
35
mill's
south
of
Hood
River
aud
73
for many years. They aro cautions, ers.
more popular each season in the organizajldti jwat effteteff among tyke
The new books for the annual oper­ miles from Portland, on the south side Northwest,
c>i reful buyers, whose credit is excel­
California uses the il<Mt youth of the Asbury Methodist chureB,
of
the
peak
at
an
elevation
of
5.724
etta have arrived and the different
spent Bunday afternoon on a botante-
lent."
weight
bog.
which
costs two
it« i<
feet.
It
commands
a
sweeping
view
Dr. Belt Is the Brazilian representa­ parts are being assigned according to of the mountain and will be the cen­ each-than the old standard Northwest­ ing excursion along the (Jbliimtek
tive of th« Weirton Hteel Oo., of Weir­ the regulations adopted by the l»oard ter of many mountain trail trips.
ern box. The company during the last gorge cast of the etty. The boys MB
ton, West Va, tlie largest independent of dfreetors. covering eligiblity. Mrs.
six
months has utiUaed 1480.000 feet endeavoring to rapture a prize of M
A golf course and trout pond are
offered by Prof. L. F. Hen derate tar
tinplate manufacturing concern in the BeMe Ilenney expects to start re­ among attractions to be provided.
of
ptae.
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the heat coilertio* of local Bans Pre*.
world. He Is nlso interested in the hearsals Immediately and push the
Tlie Blue J company is composed
work
consistently
until
all
the
parts
Henderson Is preparing. In the way of
Mortimer Has 1a Buy Team
exportation of Brazilian products. Dr.
of Dorsey B. Bmith. président ; O. K. -
are
perfected.
Ttie
name
of
the
oper
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Belt has visited all parts of the globe
Work of pulling out an old orchard a aelfmade memorial for htmaeff, op
Jeffery,
manager
;
Frank
0.
Riggs.
etta
is
"Pepita
”
and
will
be
given
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and is an interesting raconteur. He
on Paradise farm was halted last herbarium for the Hood'TH:
C. P. Keyser. C. A. Sharp. D.
is a graduate of the Kentucky School some time about the first of May.
week when city official« charged that scbool. He dedaasa that um at
Raker
and
W.
P.
Laltoche.
Report cards were issued to all
of Medicine at Louisville, where he
W. R. Etidy, owner ut the team used, rarest specimens of lichens
practiced for three years. Later he pupils In all the city school« Wednes­
had not provided a city license. Banks world may be found along the'BMflb
The
Hop
ef
the
Equinox
Neer
practiced law for several years in St. day of last week. The parents are
manager of ths piece, im­
The Wesley Club haa become aflli\
The Hop of the Equinox la the name Mortimer,
exported to examine these cards care­
Ix>nis. Mo.
mediately purchased the team and
to
be
applied
to
the
regular
Saturday
fully
in
ord<T
to
note
ths
quality
of
ated with the Y. M C. A. A gymna­
“Of all the places on the globe I
hired
Eddy
to
continue
the
work.
The
dance to be staged at the Mt. charge was (»referred by city tenui- sium has been fitted tor use of the
have visited," said Dr. Belt, “I have work which their children are doing evening
Hoad community hall of J. C. Devin sters.
boys In the basement of Asbury
never seen any spot more alluring Riga the card« to denote that exam A
next Saturday evening. How­
church. They meet each Thursday
"I
never
gave
«
thought
to
a
city
than the Cascade region of the Oregon hiatiowa have been made and return ard Son
’s Arc melody orchestra will play Kroner being necessary when I hired night at 7.80. AR born, although net
and Washington mid-Celumbla. I wax them to the teacher« ImnuKiiately.
The declamatory contest tn select a the "Spring Song.” and J<>sa« Hutson a nelghlnr to do the work.” aaid Mr. members of the. church or club, will
here for tlie first time last year, and
lie floor manager.
Mortimer. "While I realise, at tax be welcome. A ItasebaU team has
it was Indeed a pleasure to meet your representative for the annual county will
"The peach trees of the Lower Val­ time, that the orchard is lu tlie city been organized and a game arranged
refined people, bnsk in your salubrious affnlr was held k> the jtmior high
climnte and drink in the views of srbool last Friday afternoon. The ley are blooming,” says Keltaie Devin, limits, this fact escaped me whoa we with Pine Grave.
your geographic wonderland.
You judges were Prof. C. W. Hickok and "and the bluebirds have returned. Or­ began oar improvement work."
Mrs. Lester Murphy. There were 1« cl bs rd lots are l»usy preparing their
have a region that la unexcelled.
A lecture on Christian Mrnce M>
“But I must tell you something that contestants, all of whom presented tract«. But all work and no play
Richards H m First. Pend» Btoems
titled Christian Science, the science of
I have learned that is not to your their declamation« in a vary credit­ makes Jack a dull boy and Jill a dull
A new record for early peach blooms the revel«tton of Gad’s nature to man,
credit. I believe that Oregon io far able manner The psogram wax par­ girl. Pleasant diversion is wholesome
too backward tn carrying the mengage ticularly high class tn literary merit and productive of good health, Well was eetabliahed here Thursday when by John W. Doorly. 0,1. B^ of Lon­
of her wonders and her products to Tlie Judges awarded first place to Ar be glad to welcome all to the Dance a three year old peach tree on the don, England, member of the hoard of
city lot of C. A. Richards presented lectureship of the mother church, the
the world. You are far behind Cal- thur Cannon and second to Ia*ona of the Equinox.”
Last Saturday night merry maker» Its branches blossom laden.
-First Church of Christ, Scientist, la
Ifornia. Washington and Florida in Van Allen.
The county-wide deciasmtory con­ were present from al) parta of the
Ilana Lage, pioneer of the Pine Boston, Massachusetts. udH be given
this respect. Sous* rrxmths ago, In
an American magazine. I sew a full test nn<k*r the direction of County tnid-Colnmbla to trip to The Wearin’ Grove orchard district, aaid that he i Bunday evening, March 23, at the Io-
page advertisement that made a great Supt. Gibson will be held tn the high •’ the Green,” St. Patrick’s season remembered only once In the past 40 i cal chnrch building, Ninth and ®u-
impression in me. It wax the copy of school auditorium Friday night of having been celebrated with the dance. years hart peach trees bloomed as i gene. The public is cordially J-nvite^.
early as March 17.
a rug company, as I recall it, telling this week. Practically every grade
of the Columbia Gorge hotel and car­ school lu the county will be repre­
UNDERWOOD “
sented
on
the
program.
rying a photograph of the great resort
Mrs. Mallnda Iona, of the Coe pri­
Claude Davidson has returned to
Irosteiry.”
Dr. Belt said that he expects to mary scbool. returned to her work California to go into the insurance
make the trip once, and twice annually Monday after a week's absence on business.
Frank Mrthitrtian has leased the
if possible to the northwest to aid in account of illness.
Manners place for the next five years.
the development of the fruit market-
ing in Brasil. Each journey means a
The Underwsod Literary society
round trip of 1(1.000 miles.
will meet this evening. A good, enter­
Dr. Belt Baturday crossed the Col­
taining program ia to lie given after
umbia., rirer- with Wm. P. Allyn and
No one In Hood River who suffers the business meeting Is closed.
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A. F. S. Hteele on a motor tour over headnehrx or distressing urinary ill«.
Justice of the Peace Neal was kept
the North Rank highway.
can afford to ignore this Hood River busy Monday evening listening to the
woman's twice-told story, It la coa- evidence of the suit of M. Htnrtevant
Opera Stars Presented With Applta firmed testimony that ns Hood River va. Heinrich Kapp A Bon. Mr. Sturte­
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vant wax represented by Attorney
Bunday morning when the special resident can doubt.
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Mrs. M. A. T>cngtax,-14th and C St., Garver, of White Salmon.
train of the Chicago Civic Grand
Saul Perry, the new road foreman,
Opera Company passed through here says: “At the time I took Doan’s, I
it wax stopped that local admirers of wax more or less subject to backache. la making a good showing on the work
the noted singers, might greet them. During this trouble with my hack, my that is being done on the old Cheno-
Tlie Chamber of Commerce and Apple kidneys were Irregular and I felt gen­ with road near the start af the Hood
25c
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tion.
Two
boxes
of
Doan's
Pills
made
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opera stars with boxes of Newtown
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d u I H I LI II I IIIIHW I I” IWIII. LUI Itanded tor the season as everybody ia
apples.
misery
in
my
back
stopped
an<|
my
>>
Arrangement« were made w
getting busy with the spring work.
»Kent kidneys have never caused me nay
McMurray, general paxsen
trouble
since.
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Statement
given
Moy
of the Union Pacific Oo„ to have the
Card af Thanks
train stop here long enough« tor pre­ 4, H»1fi).
We wish to thank our friends and
On'May 3. 1f»20. Mrs. Douglas add­
senting the apples.
Hood River music lovers In num­ ed : "Doan's Pills always help me neighbors tor their kludneaa and aid
bers motored to Portland the first of when my kidneys get out of order so during our recent bereavement attend­
ant on the death of onr hnshand and
last week to attend grand spera num­ I will always recommend them."
Price flOc. at all dealers. Don’t father. We will hold in sacred re­
bers.
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simply ask for a kidney remedy—got membrance thoughts of these minis­
trations.
Hood River Box Co., box mannfac- Doan's Pills -the same that *
Mrs isalielln Dnvidson,
tnringi Hood River. Oregon. Phone Douglas had.
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