THE DAM CHRONICLE
V< >1.1'ME I
CASCADE LOCKS, OREGON, FRIDAY, JCNE 29, 1914
CASCADE LOCKS IS FIVE CANDIDATES FOR
IN HOLIDAY SPIRITS QUEEN IN HARD FIGHT
FOR CELEBRATION AS RACE NEARS CLOSE
(Tull P ro g ram P ro m is e s E n te r
U io m c a t or Vtaitors Dur
tng Four D ays and
N ighta
With lSr oprning oI ibc 4«Uy
J» tinirs illr <lam rrlrlwaimn .Saturday
I • Mam »tfeet in t an a«lr I >« k»
Mill Ns «»me a mi<l»ay and the |i * n
takr I.n 4 holiday atmuwphrfr
Weather («rimming, «hr lour «lays
t*>u|t| 1« among (hr llvrltral in the
lutory <d thr Mid-Columbia district,
in auv thrfr 1% rvery indication I ha I
i
hr ¡.ul.li«
I* in l r f r * t r t l in t h r « r lr
nation and «lc»m»u» <d wring llir
tain in Ha early »«age* ol con*«rwe
Ih r ra< r lor queen «1 thr dam
celebration to lir held here the first
f«*ur days in July has !«rrn growing
•jente warm ami exciting during the
r losing «lays id the contest
sim e the firsNt ol the week, wlien
Kva May Hates walked away with
first honors, the race has lieeti tight
ening In the second week Hrlyn
Merrill took tlie lead Irom Mrs
Mates, and in the third week Miss
Merrill in turn gave way to Jane
««rimer Now, at the start ol the
llnal week. Ilrlyn Merrill again ha»
(ought her way to thr top, with Mrs
liatr» crowding to «lose that only a
lew votes wfiaratr them Ami with
the rr(s«rt that some «adulates are
holding hark a lew votes, even an
a | 4 >arrnt sure lead may dwindle at
any lime.
I lie vote on Momlay night »food
NUM BER IJ
INTEREST IN PLYMOUTH
\A/AD nFPAPTM FNT
GROWING WARM AS HOUR
U L r M f ' I lY IL Il I
OF DRAWING APPROACHES PUTS ITS 0. K. ON
Interest in the new Plymouth
car, to la- awarded on the night
of the fourth in Cascade Locks,
is increasing as the hour of the
the pavilion Saturday evening at 8
drawrjng ap(>roaches and the
«»cluek, and rai h Irnur thereafter a
g i r l s selling tickets to the
committer will gather the votes and
Queen's Ball are finding a lively
make a count to detrrmme the vote I - demand for the pastrNiards.
standing. At 10 o'clock Al Meyer, I
Sale of tickets will be con
Mark Shield» an<l V. (*. Henderson
tinued after Saturday night, but
and the queen committee will make
the new tickets will admit to
a final canvass of the votes. With
the hall games during the 4-day
this determined, the coronation pro
celebration.
gram will lie started and no «me, ex-
Garrabrant Brothers, of Hood
tepl the girls, will know wh«> the
River, Plymouth dealers in this
winnrr will lie until the prime minis
territory, have given the com
ter (daces he cr«iwn and the purple
mittee splendid cooperation in
rolies on the winner,
handling of the car, and it is to
Decorations for the gorgeous spre-
l»e Nified hat they do a hand
tac le are being planned by Henry
some business after thr drawing
Nelson and his picked committer.
is over.
The proersakm and music will lie
Week ago the Garrabrant
arranged by V (J. Henderson. Will
Brothers turned the car over to
J, Carlson, corresponding secretary
the committee, and they have
of the Civic club and one well versed
been advertising the drawing
in the usual procedure of such pro-1 through the Hood River paper.
grams, has lieen »elected by the gen
eral committee to act as (»rime min
ister.
from all indications the dance will
lie attended by huge crowds from
SATURDAY
Hood River, The Dalles and Wasco
Quern's Ball,
u|>n»rr. and Gresham, Portland, Ore 8 p m .
'running of Queen.
10
p.
m.
gon (Tty and Vanc«»uver downriver.
SUNDAY
An excellent orchestra has been ar
ranged for by Jim Merrill, manager, 8 a. m. to 12 noon- Hiking.
and ambplr parking space will be 1 p. m. to 4 p. m.— Baseball.
(inivided (or ail autos.
5 p. m. to 7 p. m.—Sacred Concert,
8 p. m.— Dancing.
Midway open all day and in evening,
ll -i i
I Sr «lain wiU tie <«(<rn lo visitor*
Numia) and again on thr houMh
[M. mL»y an«l I ur-wlay «hr v tutor*
Mt
2 2 ,400
ail! hr ablr to wt «hr work Irom
21 I
\ « « Point, uj> by Samuel C. 1-an I vs Ma> Hale»
20,200
i uirt i < a«nn, al thr top ol (he Null. Jane (*eitrier
Myrtle
Daniels
17,400
VI» rim ing liirraturr. calling at-
'll»
ia
S
|
m
r
r
11.000
to tlie celebration haa hren
Ruth
Smrud
10,500
» Iri \ di*tfihtitnl ami North B>nnr
I
.-.r
Dmtvtik
it
r ha» «taw an equally jr*«I |pb
10,100
.1 in»iiing tlie world to |iariici|iair ( lara N it
I h r («»gram for the coronation
1 1 n thr lour «lay* ol lun.
North Honnrcdlr la (Hiding on a {exert iw% to lie hrlc| in the new Mer
r «iro
I hr town will have a num rill (Mivilion are tiring krpt Itack as a
!rr o| rntrrtammrnl Iraturr» which surpetsr. All candidate* are to lie at
air entirely dillrrrnt Irom ihutr in
t avaitr L x k i, and il it presumrd AMERICAN LEGION TO
WORK IS STARTED ON
(hat tlir Viuton will ll«»k luark ami
MONDAY
MEET TWICE MONTHLY
FIGHT ARENA TO BE
hath acro«a Ihr bridge, «hat ihry
6 a. m. to 8 a. m.—Hiking.
»¡‘I drive up one udr «>1 «hr nver
IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
USED DURING FOURTH 8 a. m to 10 a. m.—Preliminaries
atnI down (hr other
The American I eg ion post at
Construction work has lieen started
in Horse SNie Pitching Contest,
Ihr rrlrhration will formally <>pm It«>nne» die ha» rented the Odd Fel on an arena which will accommodate 10 a. m. to 12 noon— Baseball.
| t .iv adr lank» with thr wlr« t |o n low» hall in Cascade kicks and will the wrestling matches and the fights Midway open all day and in evening.
f thr queen at (hr Queen a Hall in hcrraltrt meet r»rry other Wednes to be lie Id in Cascade kicks during 2 p. m. to 4: JO p. m.—Westling
Jun Merrill » new «lame hall Nil- day. Thr |si»t, thr only one in the tlie 4-day celebration. After the cele
Matches in Arena.
ut'lay night
Ihr queen. In br dr Honnrville dam area, will enroll. bration the arena will be made avail 5 p. m. to 7 p. m.— Band Concert.
t r im m e d alter thr v««tr* are counted. mendier* throughout the disrict from able to the American la-gum for its
7 p. m.—Dancing.
»
l«r «row tied by \\ J t arlwin. Herman creek to Dodson.
wrekly smokers.
10: JO p. m.— Fireworks.
trtary ol «lie Civic club.
( inginally planned to stand on
The lodge hall has ample facilities
TUESDAY
\ h.ivl.all game and a sacrrd ton l«.r thr preposition ami serving of ground owned by W. H. Clark, near
I * r 11 m thr I»ark atr * hr<!ulr«l i..r meal» \in*s» the street (mm the hail thr t kid Fellows hall, details were 6 a. m. to 8 a. m.—Hiking.
I Sunday afternoon The vt< rr«| coo- is Merrill » new dantr hall where the changed rarly in the week and a new 8 a. m to 10 a m.—Finals"in Horse
SNie Pitching Contest.
<rrt will lirgin al S o'clock, following veterans propose to hole!
dances, location had to be obtained.
10
a.
m. to 12 noon— Baseball.
I tlir Itall game.
and just to he east is the new arena j f unds with which to build have
I fir program is full (or «hr lull where lie j»»»t will pmmotr wrestling lieen pledged by business men, who 12:JO p. m. to 2 p. m.—Preliminaries
in l*og Rolling Contest.
| lour days and thrrr should m.t tir a I«outs and fight cards.
¡insured lumlier through cooperation
2
p.
m. to 4: JO p. m.—Wrestling,
I dull momeni. Picnic dinners may l«r
It is antic qwited that under the of 1 Owen, manager of the Cascade 5 p. m. to 7 p. m —Band Concert.
held in the |iark, and (irovituons havr new arrangement the membership ol I.unitier company.
7 j). m.— Dancing.
| tern nude lo accommodate camper» tlie |lost will lie increased quite rap
Some excellent cards are promised Midway open all day and in evening,
I here will be h u r m h e pitching idly, as it has been quite difficult (or for tlie four days of the celebration
»lilesi* Monday and Tuesday; log the »rtrrans to get satisfactory nights by c.Ar Barker, widely known Port- i 10: JO p. m — Fireworks.
u x n v c c n iv
| rolling in thr canal 1 urvlay and (or tlieir meetings on the reservation land promoter, and Max Livingston
\\ b u .N u D A t
\ rdnrsday, old time event*, includ at thr damsite.
of Cascade kicks, for whom the fi a. m. to 8 a. ro.—Hiking.
ing the grra*rd pig, Wednesday
arrna is bring built. ' Bulldog ' Jack- Midway open aN d*y an<I >n evening.
altcrnnnn; wrestling matches and
Neat week The Chronicle ho(ies son. Robin Reed and other (topular 10 a. m.—Community hinging.
boxing bouts Monday, Tuesday and to lie able to announce early con Pacific coast wrestlers will lie on the Speaking, Hon. Joseph E. Dunne.
Wednesday; lire works every night; struction ol a large group of cottages cards.
A. W. Meyer, chairman of day.
¡darning day and night; baseliall in Cascade D aks for accommodation
The wrestling Ixmts will he held Sprcial Music—
games every tlay.
¡of families ol men employed on Monday and Tuesdays afternoons
Tkis iralurr of the program will
Wrtlnesday morning at 10 o'clock
Bonneville dam.
from 2 to 4: JO o’clock, and on Wed
be held in park, down by naviga
Hon. Joseph K. I)unne, republican
Two different grou|>s have lieen nesday night from 8 to 10 o'clock.
tion locks.
| candidate (or g«ivernor, will sjieak in Cascade Locks the past lew days. The Nixing N>uts will lie held the 11 a. m. to 12: JO p. m— Baseball.
in the |iark
The Hood River kind One has in mind the construction ol afternoon of the Fourth from 2 to 12: JO p. m. to 2 p. m.— Finals in Log
i» providing music each day of the 50 cottages, the other. 200 cottages. 4: JO o’clock.
Rolling Contest.
crlehration. It will play during the
Formal announcement of definite
All seats will lie within 30 feet of 2:00 p. m. to 4:J0 p. m.— Boxing
f>0 mnutr |iatriotic program in the plans has not come from either group, the ring, as they are lieing built in
Bouts.
|wrk; thrrr will lie community aing- I .il t may l>cf«.rr the first «if the week. tiers up to a height of 12 feet. Pop 4 :JO p. m. to 6 p. m.—Old Time
and I)r F. II. Itrrger will re.ul
ular prices will prevail, running from
FA-ents.
carry (Messengers over the dam site.
the lieclaration ol Independence.
50 cents for the run of the house to 6 p. m. to 7 p. m.— Band Concert.
* apt. Charles Nelson rajiec ts to It will irave Irom the landing field 75 cents for ringside seats.
7 p. m.— Dancing.
run a steamboat lietwren Cascade at the Airport, below Herman creek.
8 p. m. to 10 p. m.—Wrestling
Business houses are decorating, and
Hxks and North B<mneville, which
Matches in Arena.
The Brandes Creamery, which has
a
contract
has lieen entered into for
will carry visitors the lull round trip
10
p.
m.—Drawing for New 4-I)oor
built up quite a milk trade in the
*"r 25 cents, but the stnke in I’ort- the decorating ol the streets with Bonneville dam area, is now giving
Plymouth Car.
l »nt| may |»revent him (mm obtaining bunting and flags.
10: JO p. m.— Fireworks.
The streets will lie lighted with its drivers one day off each week.
the boat. This feature o( the prn-
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That
explains
why
Roy
Skinner,
who
Kr.im promises to lie one of the most long strings of lights, thmugh cour drives the route, is sometimes miss
II
ant
friends
and relatives to k n w
popular on the program, as the tesy of the West Coast Power com ing from the truck. The creamery of Ponneville Damf Subscribe Jor
I'-.imer r;ill carry the piissengers pany, which is not only furnishing operates under NR A ami employes The Chronicle for them. They'll ap
the current free of cost, but is p u t
tlown to the dam site.
preciate it.
only union drivers.
An airplane is being |irocured to ting up the lights.
PROGRAM
CONTRACT FOR DAM
C o n stru c tio n C om pany to B egin
W o rk on $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 Jo b
R ap id ly a s O et in
E q u ip m e n t.
Awarding of the $10,000,000 con
tract on the spillway dam at Bonne
ville to the Columbia Construction
company of Reno, Nevada, by
United States army engine«;? was af
firmed by the war department Mon
day.
Confirmation of the contract will
let the contractors go forward im
mediately with construction work.
The company has started moving its
equipment into the federal reserva
tion at Bonneville and early in July
it will begin work on he new bunk-
houses, which will stand on the
hanks of Tanner creek, just west of
the railroad station.
The company expects to start
work on its coffer dam from the
Oregon shore. Work will begin in
the middle of the river. Less than
200 men will be employed in the be
ginning, but the payroll will be in
creased as time advances. Eventu
ally several hundred men will be em
ployed on the job.
Headquarters for the work.
cording to present plans, will be «*-
tablished near the camp, west of the
administration building at the reser
vation
When the job Rests into full swing
the contractors will be employing
1,000 men. This will necessitate the
construction of additional bunk-
houses, unless a majority of the men
cNxwe to live outside of the camp.
July 6 the army rntfneers will
award the contract for the founda
tion of the power house, which will
be 550 feet long, 300 fret wide, and
set in Bradford slough, between the
Oregon mainland and Bradford is
land. The 500 men to be employed
»his job will be »«impelled to live
«* tcnts unlil the Guy F Atkinson
company completes its contract in
October and surrenders the J8 bunk-
houses that stand near the railroad
station.
t nder a new policy adopted by the
federal government, the common
h b o t employed on the dam contracts
»¡H he (»aid 50 cents an hour and
permitted to work 40 hours a week.
wj|j kavf
ppjujj „f giving the
lowest paid labor $20 a week, ami
wi]| bring the average weekly wages
for (he dam contracts up to $J0 a
w rr|t or better.
Army engineers asked the govem-
ment to increase the number of per-
missable working Niqrs for common
laNir in an effort to lift the standard
of living among families which are
dependent upon the dam for a live
lihood. It should have the result of
enabling workers to find houses ami
(¡v^ outside of camp. Contractors
and engineers at least believe it will
have this result, and so they are not
building as many bunkhousrs as
originally planned.
Silver E. Terras not only enjoyed
a nice run of business last Saturday
when Mrs. Terras joined him in
throwing their new meat market open
to the public, but he really enioyed
passing out the lemonade to the
crowd that flocked into the store to
wish him success. He and Mrs. Terras
made up a 10-gallon jar and it was
all gone before the evening was over.
FOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS OF FUN AT CASCADE LOC KS, JULY 1—2—3—4, 1934
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