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HOOD RIVER IS
TO CLEAN UP
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WOMAN’S CLUB ANNOUNCES EVENT
.Ferfume - Toilet Water - Face Powder - Tai
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Lipstick - Cleansing Cream - Vanish-
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April 21-25 has been designated JM
clean up week for Hood River by the
Woman’s Club. The following com
mit te la in charge: Mrs. Geo. W.
Thomson, Mrs. C. A. Bell, Mrs. E. L.
Hcobee and Mrs. A. B. Bennett. The
clul* wonn-n have asked all household
ers to assemble the whiter's accumu
lation of litter, trash and ashes. AU
transportation and drayage concerns
of the city have agreed to make spec
ial rates for the week.
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Cleau up weeks conducted by the
women in former years haye bees
very succeMful, and their efforts la
sUmiilatlng an Interest in flower gar
dens and neatly trimmed lawns have
iieyn evidenced by neatness through
out the summer months in the resi
dence sections. The women will try
to have Hood River approach as close
ly as possible to a sintless town by
the time of the annual Apple Blossom
festival.
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[Iffi "I do not presume to speak as an expert in bus-
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able to be done that I have felt hypocritical
whenever I have been referred to as a successful busi
ness man, for I know the innumerable blunders of
judgment and action that I have made. I am sure
that I make just as many mistakes today as I ever
made. There is a difference, however. In my youth .
I usually fell backward; now I Usually fall forward.
At least I think I do. And that makes a difference of
two full lengths, as to where my head and brains are."
EEZS
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BANKING
COMPANY
Federal Reserva System .1
Mayor’s Proclamation
Mayor Perigo Ims issued the follow
ing-!'lean I’p Week proclamation:
"Th'e Woman's Club has started a
movement for
a gtweral Clean Up
Week and the city government heart
ily endorses the stfaie; therefore, in
order to further keep down the Are
Irantrd and to improve tile appearance
of our city, I hereby proclaim the
week of April 21 to 26 General Clean
Vp Week and urge all cltissns to
thoroughly clean up thair premises,
inside and out, and dispose of all the
trash.
dlaeovery of the shipping qualities of
the Clark Beedlldg strawberry, now
generally grown in mid-Colmubla Ore
gon snd Washington sections and na
tionally known as the beet keeping
strawberry grown. The plant was
propagated by a Mr. Clark, a neighbor
„of Mr. Coon’S In the Mt. Tabor district.
Mr. Coon selected some of the plants
■nd made the original shipment of
the fruit from thia section. His dln-
covery led to the local strawberry In
dustry. which preceded by acme year*
that of apple raising hero. Both Mr.
■nd Mrs. Coon ere activo members of
the Hood River PtaDesr nodtety. Mr.
Coon la ex-preeldent of the organisa .
tion, and Mrs. Coon wee for a number
of years ths society's historian.
Of the eight children born to Mr.
■nd Mrs. Coon five are living and four
were present at the jubilee reunion.
A daughter, Mrs. H. W. Woods, of
Montana, was unable to attend but
■ent greetings.
The rooms of the Fens home were
beautifully decorated with Oregon
grape, mingled with white and golden
spring flowers. A number of hand
some and appropriate gifts wire re
ceived. A bouuüful and delicious re-
past was nerved and many ha|>py mem
ories recalled.
Thoae participating were Mr. and
Mrs. E. C. Price and Mrs. Grace Groat
of The Dallas ; Mrs. Jennie Cooper, T.
M. and B. Cut®, of Portland; Mabel
Coon, Afra. Phoebe Foes, Laster Fosa.
Mr. ahd'Mrs. W. W. Foss, Webster.
Francis and Mildred Foes and Mr.
and Mrs. T. B. Coon.
SUNSHINE GOSPEL
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LIBRARY RECEIVES
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The management wishes Hood River folk to feel
that this Is their own hostelry.
We will be £lad to greet you at any time.
charming, distinctive
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GEO. R. TREMBLAY, Manager
place neighbors.
'RLet us show you sug
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gestive sketches and
Take Advantage of These Low Prices
help you plan the job.
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The various committees of Idiawilde
Lodge, arranging ftir tha L O. a T.
Grand Lotige sessions, scheduled for
this city May 1» to 22, ineiuaire, are
rapidly whipping things into shape,
and from the Intervet evidenced by
communicatfona received from ledaes
throughout the state, ths 1924 Grand
Lodge promises to draw a record at
tendance. Delegations will be present
from lodges in all parts of the state.
A brief outline of the program toy the
big fraternal gathering, which It la
anticipated will draw an attendance
in excess of 3,000. fottowa:
The first day. Monday. May M. wtU
l>e devoted to work of the Department
Council or Patriarch Militant and ths
Ladies’ Auxiliary of this branch. A
joint banquet, followed by a joint bus
iness seMslen of these bodies, will be
held lu the evening. This will bn fal
lowed liy the conferring of'
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Tuwday morning, May 20, a Grand
Encampment business Reraion snda
lietiekah scHHion will he held. These
will be rentinned in the afternoon, to
tn followed by the conferring of the
Declaration of Chivalry. A banoiMt
for the past presidents of thr Rebekah
Aarambly will occur Tuesday evening.
A special session of the Grand Lodge
will be held with a grand pnbUs re
ception at 8 p. m. This wiR ‘‘rrfn'ifT
a short public entertainment, followed
l»y a genre.
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Wmlneeday morning. May 21. regu
lar businere sessions of the Grand
«nd Rebekah Assembly will
oc< ur. At 3.30 p. m. a grand tareot
parade. Including all branches of thq
order, with visiting and local bands
and various local organisations, will
1» belli. -The parade will form down
town and march to the Heights. Fancy
drill contests will he staged on Gibson
field, the athletic grounds of the local
high scliool. Teams representing vari-
ona branches of the order from all
Iiarta of the state will compete for
some 12 to 14 silver cups, which have
been prcHcnted by different lodges and
tndivMnala.
Wednesday evening a
banquet to the Grand Master and
Grand Patriarch and past Grand Mas
ters mid Grand Patriarchs will bs
livid. Then Will be staged the Sub
ordinate Logge Flret Degree contest.
Woodland lodge. No, 171, of ftfi
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No. 32,
cup.
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of Pendleton,
Pendleton, for a silver enp.
Work In the Rebekah Degree will be
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In order to more evenly distribute our work through the week,
and thus reduce the constantly growing last-hour week-end rush,
we are going to inaugurate a MONDAY SPECIAL campaign, and
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Cherries are profitable to grow in Hood
River. Galligan Jias a good stock of ••
all leading varieties, Hood Biver
. grown and guaranteed, and
the price is attractive.
_ Also full line of other fruit trees.
We Call and Deliver
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GOLDEN WEDDING
CELEBRATED SUNDAY
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“We have been bearing much lately
shout'Zl >w bunk of sunahltie," declared
W. A. Booker, chemlrt in charga of
the 1 reueareh department o<. the Hood
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Tuesday .Lunch Club.
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“But It is a false gospel. A study of
history and the application uf science
will *ltow why the Nordic race* have
deVeloiMMi th« highest type of ctviHzn
thm. It is because of their climatic
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environment iu countries where phy*
City Health Officer Edgington de- leal stamina la not sapped in combat
clares that be will put teeth into tlie ting dire«! sunshine.
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annual clean up plana this year, He
"So when you hear some natlvp
says:
non <>f California singing that old
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peojile to the needs jfor a general clean and its glorious sunshine, just agree
up program. Borne of them, it wems. with him and any. ‘yea, it la line for
do not want to be educated. We'll Turks, Arabs, Greeks, Dagoes and
apply the law tills year to those who Hindus.’
fall to observe rules of sanitation.
“When we apologise here in tie-
"It is sincerely hoped that everyone North wet to OaUforniau«* for our
will join wholeheartedly in the ■ loudy days, we are reelly showing
Woman's Club program. Do not wait that wv are tbn vletim* of a tuutiq-
until the last moment. Get your litter meutal iguorance. We ouglrt rath*
ready at once. Place the Utter In rt- to lie proud of thia land of ours, a
ceptach* on the sidewalk. Neighbor land of Altered sunshine.” ,
ing families can cooperete tn having
Mr. Rooker declared that nort|i
their trash assembled iu a single spot, Europe, from JTrance on toward tT
"let us try to make the city clean northern oeaa, , had ~ shown a high
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ft>r company.”
lie stated
Hinted that BOM-
of civilisation. i. He
tifle ioveuMnUoB bad shown that tlie
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a temperature ot 4U
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The library has received some val tlon in direct sunlight and Xhow««i tour of the Hood River valley, up over
uable donstlotui. McCollum's "Newer that Nusdic peoples could not stanfi the Mount Hood Loop highway. "B m
Knowledge pf Nutrition,” which has a 1 hind of perpeuipl sunshine.
big motor caravan, which will ha the
Mr. Ro<iker titated that the h
been In demand in all parts of the
largest ever staged here, will leave the
slate, was formerly livrruwsd on oc- valoptnent of ciYlllantipn.|*d oec
Mty promptly at 7 a. bl Upon re
cation* by the local library from ,tlw in dirt rid* where the atarasl di
turning to town, tptb the Grand
state library.. When BtHte Dairy and miialilne waa 2,000 hours or loss,
Lodge and Rebekah Assembly Wffl ton-
F imm I Commissioner J. D. Mickle was showed that leading cities of north
vene for the regular closing bwlnrss
recently here he promised the library Europe approach this mark. In A
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ideal
condition,
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Mr.
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Drive
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National
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rived. Other donation* that will aid
the flower and vegetable gardener in stated that Seattle ha* 1,870 Jiour* of
The
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Transportation
improving the apiwarance of the home direct *uiishlne in a year; Portland, coihmlttee is planning one big feature
premises have lieen contributed by W. I, 902; Tacoma, 1,900, and Vancouver, of the contention which, to be a suc
R. Gilieon. They are: “Fruit Garden B. C., 1.78B.
Of the two extremes, hot and cold, cess, must have the support of every
and Home,” “The Flower Grower"
peoples auto owner In the vaUey.
and "Garden Magaslue.” Other re Mr. Rooker said, the Nor
tee aigl
The plan is to take all the visitors
cent contributors to the library are: can least stand the hot ci
known at one time for a grand drive up the
Rev. Lindley II. Miller, 25 volumes: direct sunshine. It 1* a
r~bboo Highway, probably as fiar
BiHliop R. L. Paddock, 82 volumes: scientific fact, he said, that
Hand Canyon or Huree Thief Mead
and Judge Onthaak, five volume*. as mwh energy to cool tempera tune
Books recently sdded to the library one degree a* It does to ralra It 40 ows and return. The committee plans
degrees.
He
declared
that
the
fail
of
oo constructing a suitable turn around
are: Begbie, “Life of Gen. William
Boot A " and “Education of Henry the Greek civilisation had resultad at the point decided upon so these will
Ads ms ■
Fosdick,
“Meaning of from the inability of the white He he no delay or confusion In turning
Faith
Franek,
“Wandering in lenes to resist direct sunshine af for the return trip.
The objext of the plan la two-fold—
Nortlbeni ChinaGlover. “The Jesus At liens. The fall of the Roman es»-
■ ■ tlie visitors a real treat,
of History;" Goudiss, Eating Vita- pire and the Hiunish nation w«s flret. to give
and second, aud of far greater im-
mines;” Hocking, “The Meaning of attributed to the same reason*.
Mr.
Rooker
cited
that
the
far
famed
portance to Hood River, to secure
God in Human Experience;” Horne.
“Jeans. Tile Maater Tracker;" Whit ■ity of Los Angeles has 3,300 hours Of through this convention the greatest
direct
sunshine
a
year,
too
much
Ing. “President CnoMdge;" O'brien. direct sunshine, he said, for the de possible advertising for the valley.
It la admitted by outsider* who have
“Best Short Htories of 1923.”
velopment of an energetic tyiie of come and seen, that our scenery is
Following liooks for reading circle white civilisation.
nnsurpaased and we are right now.
con rep for Oregon teachers:
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In the aisM-nce of PreSldi-nt Bart-
“Spontaneous and Supervised Play mesa. Vice President Rnow presided. through other sources, trying to. nell
for Children;” Thomas. "Traitfing for Pref. Blanchard, principal of the Mo our scenic attractions to the outside
Effective Study;” Thorndike, "New sier s<h<M>l, who was accompanied by world. How could we better advance
our interest* in this line than to t*X*
Methods in Arithmetic.”
A. 11. Graves, owner of the Mosier
Recent juvenile Action:
Baynes. Telephone Co., waa a guest of the ■ome 3.000 people on thia grand
"Polaris,” and “Jimmie;" Perkins. club. He told of the junior vaudeville drive? When they go home no power
can stop them from telling their
“Filipino Twins.”
show to be presented by the children neighbors and writing their friends in
tonight at the Rialto and expressed the east about our beautiful orchards
the hope that Hood River folk would and country homes, wonderful Loop
attend. At the Instanqg of < E. O. highway and majestic mountain.
Smith, who (h-ilared that Hood Rivet
It is also planned to have motion
folk owed it to Moshr to show an
npprei-lation for their interest in the picture men here.Xo ateoot pictures of
activities of tills city, the club voted the parade for the n<>wn wcnirRee,
which will then undoubtedly be ex
' The go Wen weikflng anniversary of rrrrsnlmons support of the show. Ali hibited all over the world with proper
club
memtiers.
wherever
possible,
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Mr. and Mrs. T. H Coon was celebrat
ca pt lofis referring to Hood River.
families will attend the show.
ed Bunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs their
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With these cars all assembled they
Applications
for
membership
have
W. W. Foss. Mrs Foss is a daughter
will make a mammoth auto parade
of the Oregon pioneers, whose wedding lieen made l>y J. C. Meyer and C. T. approximately three miles long and
occurred at Tacoma,' Wiish. A clip Howe. Visitors were: E. M. Hol
of Ire Angeles, Leon Foust, will constitute a publicity stunt of no
ping from the Dally Tribune, pfile brook.
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iished by Thofnas W. Proach. at Ta- j II. I. Peck. Ralph Bchneeloch and J. ■mall proportion*.
Tn the opinion of the coinmlttee the
coma, was exhibited by Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin. Portland bond brokers.
■mall expense *0 the individual auto
Coon. It follows:
owners will buy more advertising in
“Notable Marriage:—At the resi
this mannerathan in any othar way,
dence of the brldc'd brother In law,
and they fecT that from a purely self
Mr. Geo. F. Orchard. In Tacoma. W.
ish stand|s>iiit everyone should get
T„ on Hunday. April 12. by F. A. Pot
back of this —and drive.
ter, J. P„ Mr. Thon. It. Coon and Delia
McNeal, all of Pierce county. Compli
It 1* toNtativMy planned at tht*
ments of Mr. and Mrs. Cism received.
The Hood River high school debat time to stage this drive Thursday
Very nearly a dozen Tacoma couples ing team, winner* of the nild-Columhia morning, May 22, leaving town
have been married since the location and central Oregon dlHtricts, are but promptly at 7 ft m. Further det a Ha
here of tlje terminus, but all in Heattie. a step from the Annin in the Htnte will be’announced later. The trana-
Victoria^ Portland, or other places. IntertM-holantic T>ebating Association portatlon committee will be out in tits
This one in the Arst to occur in town which will be held In Eugene soon. near future signing up owner* who
since that event. We wish the happy The local tram, composed of Roecoe are willing to donate their cars for
couple every happiness given to mor Anderson and Kathleen Carlos. de this gmnd drive and it la hop«! that
tals here below."
feated the Pendleton debaters before everyone will coopernte to make it n
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In Oregon.- He taught for a time in high school last Friday. Before the
The time I* drawing short for sub
the Mt. Tabor district in Portland. He Anais they inuat meet the successful
mitting your ■’-pie slogan*. Ths con
came to Hood River from Astoria, team of the Union Malheur district.
test closes April 2S. *o get them In to
where" he had been teaching, having
G. W. Thomson as aoon as possible.
been Inred to thta region because of
Garten Truck on Markets
The committee has already received
poor health. Mr. (xxm tells the story
on liimaelf that he came to Hood Riv . Oregon spinach is now available on many good onra imt wants ths- usry -
er, expecting to die. The climate, how the local market. The product, grown best, so they naturally want n big
ever. agreed with him, and his health by Fred Tooley, of Rowena, sella hare variety to select from. You may urtn
I was quickly restored. Indeed, he and for eights cents per pound tn the re »5 cash and a life subscription to ths
his wife, both of whom are 74 yearn tail market. Homegrown rhubarb la Pacific Od<V Fellow which coutotes
of age. are today robust. One would 1 on the market. Grown by K. T. Btah- much of Interest whether you belong
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op. the pie plant is selling for seven to the order or not. so get busy and -
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younger
couple.
■end thorn lu.
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successful business man said :
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