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Years In Cascade Lo c k s
HY J\< K MtCRARY
New Käst Auto I ruck Service between Portland and
Cascade Ixjckn, Bonneville and Bridal Veil.
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d r C ascade I jt ik i
LESTER
Auto Freight
FA ST D A ILY S E R V IC E B E ­
T WE E N PO R TLA N D AND
CASCADE LO CK S AND ALL
WAY P O IN T S.
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I hr donation land law w u paved
1 hr gold ru.-.h war. on, with settle­
m |M$0. It gave every man 120 ment» »(»ringing up all through terri­
»< h a ul land, and (»ermitted a man tory that is now known a* Montana
¡jtuvt tu m id * tunk i —
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df. Portland
and wdr to take a Mttinn n( land and Idaho, but width, until 18(»3, was
Our Trucks provide a quick,
2:30 IV M.
4:30 1*. M.
lirtwwn them.
part of Wasco county.
;
convenient method of getting
10:00 P. M.
Midnight
The Oregon territorial legislature
In IK 52 I' A. t'hrnowrth and
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your
hauling done promptly.
bad
created
Wasco
county
in
1854
others came up the river from Port*
Portland O ffice- Ninth Avenue and Irving Street
ami
it
was
for
nine
years
the
largest
No
delays,
no red tape.
land, took land on what i» now the
telephone HKoadway 0441
Washington aide of the river and county in the I ’nitrd States, and
Cascade Locka Of f ice— Across atreet from meat
PO R TL A N D T E R M IN A L :
started the town o( Cascade, which probably the largest county that ever
market
1001 East Water Street
»loud about a mile l»rlow the present existed.
R. J. W UNER. Agent
Over in Eastern Oregon j»e*»ple
sorth itonnevillr.
Telephone EAst 7800
During the next 10 years the l»r*t were raising cattle and mining was CASCADE LO CK S T E R M IN A L
land on Imth sides ol the Columbia i< live in the Boise Basin, up on the
Andrews Store
was taken up under donation land Clearwater, over in (he John Day
country
and
far
over
into
Montana.
Telephone 121
rlaitn and when my father brought
his family to Cascade Iaxka, or the The gold flowed west to Portland,
SH IP YO U R GOODS
I |ijier ( avade*. as it was originally where it was shi|»(jed to San Fran-
known, in IH02 the country was (air­ ■ cisco.
B Y A UTO FR EIG H T
Titles to land which is now oc­
ly well vttlrd.
cupied by towns ami homes were ac­
In the middle SO* the liradford quired in those days; fortunes were
brothers, Daniel ami Putman, built made on the river; sawmills were be­
their mill across the river from the ing built; fishing was getting under
j »resent locks, on the Washington way ami there was a rush and bustle
DO YOU W AN T TO
shore The blockhouse stood just be- that made men want to acquire quick
M AKE M O N EY?
yond their mill. Alx»ut the u m c fortunes.
Residence lots for sale, lease or
time the liradford* built a portage
trade in Cascade Locks. Sightly
out nl w.ioden rails on the north side
Drain well; plenty of trees.
of the river, to carry good* lietween JAPANESE AND LOCKS
Fishing,
bathing, boating, moun­
at the
EACH TAKE BALL GAME
the lowrr Kapids and the t'jjper
tain climbing, horseback, riding
Rapid*.
IN FAST DOUBLE BILL
wonderful clim ate; finest spring
In the late 50» J O . Nan Bergen
The Ja(»anese ball club of Hood
water.
liegan work on a tram on the south River valley proved quite an inter­
S ee or W rite
CASCADE DOCKS
side of the river J. S. Ruckle and esting treat for the Cascade Locks
A.
W . M EY ER
Henry (>1 ms lead helped him complete baseball fans in their double header
C
ascade L o c k s , O regon
it ami they were hauling goods over Sunday. So interested were tbe local
this road when our family came up suj»j»>rter» that after the Dam Build­
the riser from Fort Vancouver.
ers had defeated the Nipponese in
For srvrral year* there wa* more the first game, they cheered lustily
activity on the north *ide of the Co­ in the night cap for the visitors who
lumbia than on the south side The took the game.
Make up a party and join the crowd. It ia the laat
i
i . Mi aad R R. In the ftrst game “ B ill” Brink
rhom|ison, who owned the sawmill held the scrafipy nine from up the
dance of the aeriea aponaored by the Chamber of
on the site of ( avade Locks, were river to four hits, and four runs,
Commerce.
industrious, lar seeing business men. while his team mates were clouting
It ia eaay to enjoy youraelf at theae dancea, for
They were interested in lumbering the bail for 18 hits and an even 10
and sharping ami in time came to runs. In the final game Tom Stub­
everyone ia friendly. Attendance haa increaaed
build strand*cats, which they op­ blefield. slow ball artist, pitched to
every Saturday night and thia dance ahould be the
erated on the river.
the Nipons liking, and before he
could lie removed in the second inn­
beat of the aeriea.
ing. eight tallies had been scored.
Seasoned Wood — 12-
The dance ia public and everyone ia invited to be
This proved quite a lead but the
inch, 16-inch and 24-
preaent, to enjoy the good timea.
MOORE S GARAGE
Cascade Iatcks boys were able to tie
inch— delivered in town
the score in the seventh inning, due
Ford and Chevrolet Ignition
at
$1.25 per load; $5.00
to some remarkable relief pitching by
S|«rc ulisls
per cord. Prompt ser­
Erwin Brolltar.
Fender ami Body Work
MUSIC BY
In the seventh inning, however,
vice.
First Class Painting
with two out, and the bases full. Jim
M ERRY WIDOW ORCHESTRA
Acelrlyne Welding
Phone central office or
Stubblefield, in left field, let a ball
Gas—Oil Water— Air
get away from him, and before it
leave
orders with Mrs.
ADMISSION: 50c. Ladiea Free
could lie located, four more visitors
Cascade Locks
Kaiser, opposite drug
had scored. This proved the margin
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store.
by which the Builders were defeated
Harvey F o x Farm
in the second game. 12-8.
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During the first game Fred Kino-
shita. first baseman for the visitors,
hit the longest ball of the season on
the field. The ball bounded, on the
RO O SEV ELT BAR
second bounce, against the Eberhart
house, ami Iwfore Bud Woodward
and L U N C H ............
could get the ball into the diamond
Cigars, C igarettes, C andy
Einoshita had rounded third, and
was headed for home. However in
The CASCADE LUM BER CO. has a big fire hose hanging on the
A congenial spot in which to
his excitement to stretch the hit,
meet your friends.
wall for protection in case the building at the lumber yard should
Kinoshita disregarded the necessity
of stepping on second base, and E m ­
become overheated.
Acme and Rainier Beer
pire Shook called him out.
W e carry a stock of—
An accident which happened in the
On Draught
sixth inning of the first game very
C ascade L ocks , O regon
much dampened the spirit of the
All grades of Cedar and Composition
Japanese.
Ray Yasui, sporty and
The kind that last a lifetime.
talkative catcher, attempted to stop
Cranihlett at home on Bob Wood­
Our PAINT will make your oud shack look like a newborn babe.
S en e Open to Ik e Public
wards double. .As he was blocking
W e carry a large assortment of—
I the baseline when the local heavy­
weight was nearing home, the inevi­
DRESSED and UNDRESSED LUM BER
table collision resulted. “Choppy"
BUILDERS’ HARDW ARE
came off second l**st, and nursed an
CEMENT
injured ankle the rest of the game.
Hitting stars of the game were
LIME
j Curb I'nderwood and Mitchell. Both
Mrs. Lucille H enderson, Prop.
PLASTER
hit perfect scores in the first game
but fell a little short in the second
ROOFING and BUILDING PA PER
A modem shop with the latest
j encounter.
DOORS and WINDOWS
equipment and experienced
Boh Woodward, who caught the
operators.
first game, came to life, recovered his
You may be looking for a ROUND PO LE for your curtains or
hatting eye, and pasted one pitch for
closet. W e have a large assortment of MOULDINGS.
a double, and the next time up hit
o
for a single. This was the last game
See our SM ALL STEP-LADDERS for use around the house. OIso
for Boh under Cascade Links colors
we have a small stock of IRONING BOARDS for your pressing
Open 10 a m. to 5 p. m.
for a while, as he has been signed up
needs.
by the Hood River American Legion
PE R M A N E N T WAVING
juniors, and will hereafter (day Sun­
day ball for Tom Johnson.
Bates of Eagle Creek heights, and
t'pstairs in I. O. O. F. Hall
Dick Shook of Cascade Locks were
above the postoffice.
the usual good umpires. And A1 Bar-
FR E D ELIV ER Y SERVICE
CASCADE
LOCKS, OREGON
l>er w;is chief rooter.
PHONE 151
Portland Telephone AT 6524
It is hoped that the managers will
l»e able to bring the flashy young
L et the Chronicle handle your next
Japanese to Cascade Links for an­
jo
b
o f printing.
other game in the near future.
10:00 A.M.
6:00 I* M
1:30 1*. M.
9:30 I*. M.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
DANCE
BRIDGE o f g o d s h o t e l
SATURDAY NiGHT
JUNE 23
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SHINGLES
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THE LUCILLE
BEAUTY SHOP
I. OWEN, Local Manager