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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1924
J. L. BLACK, M. D
MORONI OLSEN COM- _J.
PANY HERE TUESDAY
( Homeopathic Physician)
Office at residence, T24 Cascade Ava.
NOTICE
Telephone 2961
C W. HAMILTON, M. D.
's
ITiysirian and Surgeon
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office Urosina Btoelr -,--- ...
Office Phone 3741
Hotue Phone 3742
We are the Representatives in this District
for the firm of
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and burgeon
Calls promptly answered in town or
country—l»ay or Night
Pitones : Residence, 1242 : Office, 1241.
Oliice tn the Broaius Building
J. & H. Goodwin, Ltd
Dealers in both
Dr», v Abraham & Sifton
l*hysiciaiM A Surgeons
Butler Bank Building
Pl'onefe : Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4152.
Dr. Siftoi, 3613.
Domestic and Export Fruits
Dr. W. Donald Nickelxen
We are prepared as their Representatives
to make liberal advances on all Fruits.
Cancer, Plastic Surgery and
,
Radium Therapy
Stevens Building. Portland, Ore.
Couaultatioff Hood River by appoint­
ment. Phone 5950
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Dr». Thrcne A Roger»
We are also in a position to supply the
grower with all his orchard requirements.
Physicians A Surgeons
Mt. Hood Hotel Bldg., main entrance
Office Phone 2172
Residence l’houcs:
Dr. Tbrane 2174.
Dr. Rogers 2601.
If an INDEPENDENT SHIPPER see ua
before making final disposition of your crop.
DR. MEARLE C. FOX
HOOD RIVER FRUIT COMPANY
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
915 Stevens Bldg.
Portland, Ore.
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L. R. Alexander, D. M. D.
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DENTIST
Office ir’TF'and 6 Smith Building
Office Phone 2021
Res. l’hone 3144
Hood River, Oregon .
E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Brosius Building
. Office Hours : 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ,
Office Tel. 3161
Residence Tel. 3412
Fountain Pens?
Have you quit using them?
C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D,
You’ll begin again after you have seen those
indestructible pens at Lara way’s. You can use
them for baseball bats, if you wish, or golf
dubs. You can throw them on the floor and
walk on them, yet they remain as good as
new and write just as well as before the abuse.
DENTIST
Phones: Office 1081; Residence 8331
Office over Butler Bunk
DR. S. L. PETERSON «
DENTIST
Eliot Building, nood River, Oregon
l’bonea : Res. 2743 ; ■Office 3812
1. L MURPHY
Drop in and see them I
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Suite 5, Broaius Building
A. J. DERBY
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Hood River, Oregon
W. F. LARAWAY
We will please you with our
Gifts That Last
Dressmaking
Hemstitching a Specialty
MRS. FLORENCE SIMONTON
at The Paris Fair
Surgeon
work in the
be found by
the Fashion
Fuel - Fuel - Fuel
Old City Hall Plumbing Shop
Call us for wood or coal We also
do heavy freighting, as well as
light hauling.
_ Sand gravel and
builders’ materials.
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has moved — the new location is 908
12 Street where there will be a large
display of Plumbing and Heating Goods
at reasonable prices. Tlie new location
will be known as— TOM FISHER’S
Plumbing 4 Heating - 908 12th St.
The Transfer & Livery
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate Abstracting <>CA*nd Titles
Telephone 13M
Tel. 4111
J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
Practical Worker in Stone, Con­
crete, Brick afid Plaster
Telephone 5034
Hood Rivers First Flag
Painting and Paper Hanging
luteripr decorating. matching tinting
and i>ainting wiUi draperies, etc.
D. F. TAYLOR
Tel. Mil. Hood River, Or. R. F. D. 4.
Will be returned home next Tuesday, and its official
reception by the City will be a feature of Armistice Day
celebration here. Join the crowd at the Rialto Theatre.
PORTLAND-HOOD RIVER
and All Way Stations
Well furnish the goodies for
Your Dinner Next Tuesday
Daily Meier Truck Freight Service
Portland Warehouse with Willamette
Transfer, Flanders A 10th
Local Depot on First Street lie tween
Oak & State. Tel. 3801
The Radio Shop of Hood River
II. B. READ, Proprietor
Supcrhetrodynes and Neutrodynes
Atwater Kent and Radii4a
Representative
808 Cascade Ate.
Tel. 1234.
.loin the Red (’ross — Roll ('»Il November 1 llh
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B. B. POWELL
All kinds of
Motor Trouble Shooting.
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
310 Cascade Ave.
Hood River, Ore.
Electrical Work a Specialty
Hood River Maternity Home
HECK UNGER GARAGE
914 Eugene Street
Grudusto Nurse Always In Attendance
Telephone 1801
Successor to TUCKER’S GARAGE
Phone 2133
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Leaves Hood River daily at
4,30 p. m.
1 have installed several sets of these wonderful pistons
in the last three months, and their performance is won­
derful. Drop in and let me tell you about them.
Leaves Parkdale Daily at 8
Shay’s
a. m. (except Sunday).
Every Saturday Leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m,
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JOHNSON & JOHNSON
The Red Cross Manufacturers
A. S. KEIR
The Drug Store First
FASHION GARAGE
Cigars
Tobacco ?
Soft Drinks
Confectionery
C. A. RICHARDS
SERVICE Shop
AT THK
Shop 1201
Mt Hood Meat Co.
Draught Luxo
Tsungani
Parkdale Auto Stage
Phone 1201
SANITARY NAPKIN
WM. WEBER
FRASIER GROCERY CO
READ’S RADIO SHOP
THE FASHION STABLES’
THE NEW PERFECT, ABSORBENT
t
M. E. WELCH
Licensed Veterinary
Ta prepared to do any
veterinary line. He can
calling at or phoning to
Stables.
NUPAH.
The Moroni Olsen players, who
will give a series of three plsys here
this winter under auspices of the
chapter of the American University
Women's Astusdntkm, will be present­
ed at the Ria)to theatre next Tues­
day evening In "Kginpy.”
The Moroni Olaeu players won
high praise for their five shows given
last season.
Writing in Theatre
Magazine, George O
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’Neal, , dramatic
critic, the title of bis article being
“Art hi the Open Spacek,' recently
MADE BY
said:
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Over a grts^ry store in Ogden,
Utah, there is a loft boated by two
coal stoves. In thia pbacure retreat
was developed an idea which has
commanded admiration through all
of the Northwest «nd snitplied many
play-hungry people with substanti^
dramatic fare such as the commer­
cial theatres, for reasons of one sort
TO PROCURE-ALL YOU NEED TO SAY IS-NUPAK
or another, have not been able te
furnish. Tids loft is the home of
the Moroni Olsen Players’ circuit
re|>ertoire theatre, an original experi­
SOLD BY
ment in play production which has
in its conception the elements of a
Si'und, vital ami permanent intuitu,
tiou.
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Reliable Druggist
Yours for Service
A circuit repertoire ¿company, as
conceived and organised by the Mo
conceived and organized by the
“Try
Moroni Olsen Players, consist» of a
compact organization qf actors and
stage craftsmen, devoted to play pro­
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Roll Call November 14th
duction and presenting a repertoire
season of worth while plays over a
wide itinerary.
There is gn eager public, com­
There is nb reason to suppose that
paratively small, of course, through
c^li of the Northwest, seeking Just tlie conditions on the road for profes­
\yi»e of play the Moroni Olsen-Play­ sional companies will Imprpve to any
The Moroni Olaen
ers are prepared to supply. It would great extent.
is* absurd to gupiswe for one moment Players have taken the initiative in
that commercia! producers could in­ a distinctly new movement whipft
crease this public, even if they were lias in its Itasie idea vast poMibillties
actuated by any such altruistic mo­ of development.
tive. The venture would tie a lead
Mrs. Meyers Honored
risk for them. The old complaint of
long jumps and high railroad rates
Mrs. Mary J. Meyers, who for the
cries down any clamor for_ plays of past year has been In charge of the
clerical work of the Chamber of Com-
dubious popular ap|>eal.
The Moroni Olsen Players, though merce and who has left for her home
thoroughly professional, are in nu in Portland, was the recipient of a
sense commercial. With Just $2,000 number of social honors the past
capital, intelligent enthusiasm, the week. Mrs. ler«< Childs entertained
loft and two coal stoves, a buoyant at a dinner party. Miss Ellen Mc­
spirit of adventure, a devotion to Curdy gave a dancing party at her
fundamental truth in drama and un­ Otfk Grove home in honor of Mrs.
faltering courage, they have started Meyters.
E«4 w 4 h A. Sonniclmen. I. II. Ceder-
the career of their unique theatre,
wall and George Hniith were hosts
the first circuit repertoire theatre.
The plays are rehearsed in the at a dancing party at the Columbia
comiuiny's home in < Igden. Last year Gorge hotel.
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five plays were produced.
Fifteen
Water Hard as Steel
towns and cities were included -in
the1 circuit. A play was produced
A record, It Is believed^' in high-
each month during the winter season. head water-wheel design has tieen
While on the road with one play, reported from Switzerland, where
the preliminary rehearsals for the water flowing at the rapid rate of
next play were started.
540 feet a second, which is six mill's
Tlie season was financed by con­ a minute, Ims been liarMeaeed to
tracts In each community for a mini­ hydro-electric turbines. Specially de­
mum guarantee, tills guarantee to signed nozzles are used, the stream
cover only expenses of travel am from which is only 1% inches iffil
production and additional indlsjtens- diameter, and lias the strength rigid'
nble overhead ordinary living sal- ity, as it issues forth, of a solid bar']
arh1« for the members of the com- of steel.
l>any.
Tlie contracts for the season were
Hood River folk do not fear an
made in various communities with eruption
of Mount H<H>d.1't>ut if auch
different organizations, or .in some a thing should
hapix-ii the American
eases, with individuals.
Cross would lie on the ground
A survey of the press notices, Red
with sufficient forces and
which indicati* a disposition on the Immediately
funds to relieve all needs. The last
luirt of critics to place the company great
that appalled the
in a class witli established producing world catastrophe
was the Ja|ianese earthquake
firms, gives evidence of heartiest co- of last year. The American Red
operation from tlie » tcsh of the t'rooa contributed $10,000.000 toward
Northwest, and allow» a genuine de­ helping the sufferers.
sire everywhere for the company to
liecome a J i'rm»iU'nt institution.
The ciret It fbr next year Ims Iss-n
28 towns and citi««.
extended to
i
reaching f»"ii| Holt Tmke to Van­
couver. B. C.
There are eight luemliers of tlie
company, which is directed by Mo­
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-•< Hoed River, Ore.
roni Olsen, who studied in one of the
leading dramatic school* of the east
Deliveries at 9:30 a. m.
and played for several years in stock.
and 2:30 p. m.
He lins a|i|s*ared in numerous pro­
ductions on Broadway. He was asso­
ciated witli Maurice Browne and
Ell« n Van Volkenburg in little the­
We have a special every
atre seasons In Salt Imke and Se­
attle. and in a season of (Irwk trag­
Saturday—see our window
edy at tlie Manhattan opera house.
In addition to iiartieipnting in tlie * that day for a bargain i n
plays, each memlsT of the company
meats.
has certain dutlea. Miss Janet Young,
the first lady of the company, is in
Our Meats are U. S. In­
charge <>f lontracts and looking and
tlie business details of tlie enterprise.
spected. •
Miss Young is a graduate of tlie Uni­
versity of Oregon, It was largely
through her zeal and determination
C. I. HOWARD. Prop.
tliat tlie present venture was made
IMissilde.
In 1923 she toured the
Northwest with Byron Foulger In a
group <>f one-net plays and while on
tour investigated the fichi anil made
contract» which later reunited in con
I have just received a beau­
tracts for tlie first Scintoli of thé
tiful
line of
repertoire company.
Oilier int-mliera of the com|>anv
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LADIES’ LEATHER
are:
Byron Foulgi'r. who > write«
publicity and attends to all press PURSES and VANITY
notices; Joseph Williams, who IlHS
CASES.
charge <>f staging and carpenter
work: Frank Raamuawn. who does
These goods have been sell­
the lighting; Dorotli.v Adams and ing at high prices in Portland
lasira Thatcher, who have charge of
I am offering
proiierties and atage d<*coratioim. anti and Seattle.
Sumner Cobb, who d<s-s the lss>k- them at reasonable prices to
keeping and accounting.
you.
The member« of the company wore
selected by Mr. Olsen from hl» dra­
matic assixiation« over a is-rlod of
eight years. They came from as far
east as Maine and ns far west as
Vancouver. B. C. All are graduates
of colleges or universities.
Tliere are no stars. As with the
Moscow Art theatre and the Theatre
Guild, to whom the company gives
just credit on Its programs for many
of Its working principle«. Ideas and
choice of play«, a deinm-ratic spirit
IM-rineati's the organization. Every-
Iliing is suliordiiiated to the artistic
Impression.
Becans«' of limited ri'sonrces. the
compiiny has mad«* use^of curtain« to
a large extent In Its stage settings.
A set 'of heavy monk’s cloth. ar-
ranged for is'rmanent doom, windows
and essent ini wmidwork and docora-
tion. was used as th«1 background for
tlie first five idnyn, with blue cur-
Inins for outdoor «vni«. Through
tlie Ingenious u»«* of throe curtains.
which with the other stngo f|.ttlngs
nud essential properties can Is? packed
TRY OUR
lu two trunks, the company sum'Oed-
ed In aehievl iiig always just the «Mi k'-
sire»I M'liiblance of reality, concnt-
t rat ing on tlie impression and not
an exicss of detail.
Tids pioiKH-r circuit repertoire com­
pany Ims made no apjs'al for outside
A CORDIAL INVITATION
assistance. Tlie first session was fi­
is
extended
to Hood River folk to visit us atoar new store.
nanced entirely with the contracts
WE KEEP IT
It is our aim to give Hood River the best possible place of
for mintimiui guarantee«. Just an
tin1 Theatre Guild has struggled
business in our class.
p
RIGHT ~
through tlie initial years of its fa­
;
Whatever
your
needs
in,office
supplies
or
your
desires 1
mous carver, thin coni|iany of deter-
gullied artists in lalsirlng under great
u;art wi)r^’
us into your confidence and talk it over
hardships. They have asked for no
. fficPe^tly Fe 10 SeFVe the H00d River Va,ley cKeerfuHy »nd
help
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Tlie suiiess of the past Reason
seems adequate reason to »tip|sw the
company will I m > iienimnent.
Tlie
policy, of course, will I* subjts'ted to
111 2nd Street
Fred W. Donnerberg
Fped ()ethnM|n
such changes ns seem advisable as
th«' sco|>e of activity widens.
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