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About The Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1934-1934 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1934)
<11 «ONICI.F. CHURCH SE R V IC ES Community M E Cliurch GET GRADE A MIUC ('*Msilt O m I h j I‘ u I>I h Wurdup M l r» II a m BONNEVILLE I'lte Wotnen’t dub of Bonne- viile «ill meet next Thursday at the home of Mr». Al. iiaurrs in Community Center - Chapel i'astadr laxks. Mr», levack anti Mr». Hauers will «erve tea. tionnrvillr. Sunday Kue*is of Mr. anti Mr». Km S |> Trrlrtti, Patini. Sunday fchaol 10 a m C. J. Hellart» wtye Mr. and Mr». Foster Wintermute and Mr. anti I'rvsihmg M a m Kntrrtalnmrnt _____ S p m Mr». Oirtlon Barker of Salem. I "'•« V f v u , 7 10 i.m l*r«yvf Mirtina Wnli.rxUy Kvrnmg Daily service. Cel our milk at any grocery store or have i( delivered at your home. BRANDES CREAMERY. Inc. ROY SIN N ! R. Dfiver P'lbJk Invilrd to ali wrvur» Regular meeting of the execu tive committee of the Women’s dub met last J hursday at the home of Mrs. \V. Heck. Mr anti Mr». K H. Mark wart of the telqihone office sjient the w e e k e n d in Portland. s Old timer- o f Bonneville will lie |(heird to lesirn of the death o f \. U . Anderson, who livetJ here in Bonneville ten years ago- Mr. Vmlrmon was the father of Archie and Ernest Anderson o f the fish I hatchery and was well known liere. During the (>ast few years he has liern living in Gresham where he |»a>*rd away Sunday night. M a U tu I I i >I I he government laboratory near the government office has recently l*vn enlarged. thl% i |n»t ( m w i I In» uftj\ J*>. r i 4 ii J hi I -I- in < luilr* witxh«-, t|.-it • ply* <| kn mtr»mi limali m l tli iitnrv. I h k bouse, with ci»n< rU t fotin «talkm , |Wumi.tng ji x l wtrvhp irm \y In arru fiy , « . * l - all .njy $ 1 fit *Hba i w l o t r * all I«K n < it' T HI S A road is now lieing built across the road from the school house up to the camp of the railroad con- j tractors. In Beautiful CASCADE LOCKS ! home«itea to choose from; close to grade and j M«ter; electricity; telephone; churches; hourly bus ! Restrictions for your protection. A real home town lo kvs mb . — o— W errantry deed. sioo $5-00 down— $5.00 a month. These lots are up to 50x100 Some larger. See B IL L K EELER AT REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Or IRA OW EN i, MANAGER CASCADE LUMBER CO. Son, Lott in M exican Revolt, Join» M other. Hally wood.— A story stranger than fiction, of a boy who was lured from the hmne of hla a iia to cra tle parents In Mi-xlco f l t y In the bloodr days of the Madera revolution, and who “in n » hark from the dead'* to be reunited with hla widowed moth er and a alater here, haa come to light. The boy la now a man— J a rnea Brofihy, thirty-four, soldier and ad venturer. The mother, who haa been an In valid for yeara, la Mra. Kameralda It de (trophy, who Uvea with her daughter* and aou In-law, Mr. and Mra. J . K. f-a-tihy. An Incredible tw ist of fortune brought about the reunion. Jtei-elitly Mra. I>c- liroi>hy went to the Home Owners* !,oan corpora tion to refinance her home. T h era »he met Hudolph W. Blanchard. and told blin her atory. " H a ie you a «on. Jam ea BropbyT* Ilium hard a«k>-d auddenly. Turning pale, the aged m other »«Id: "No. 1 had a aon of that name hut he h i* li-en dead for JO re a r« ." 1 u r t tier questioning convinced 151.'IK ard a young man he bad known n« a w orker in a Taitln- American ort*ani/-itfon waa Indeed Mi«. I*e iir-vUy'a ► >a. Hlatietmrd and » ut-- friends took Jatm-a I trophy to I he m other's home. *1 ,-.e, amid te a rs and exclam a- Friday night a surprise party ' was held in honor of Jack Mniidd had » iff «-red the terro r* of the rev at one of the cookhouse», just lie- olution, were unlte«l. At t I'.r phy d.d not know his hue he leil on his vacation. The Imys of the \tkin*on camp pre t • or at.d - er. lie bad ch n n g el sented him with a Gladstone lug greatly, too, alnce he had le ft his home that day In 191-1. But soon an<l had a radio installed in his hla Identity waa established. . car. j Shook, such as might he caused A (nixing match was held in Bonneville Wednesday evening. The bouts were mostly furnished by the Fatuorelle and New Benson I'CC camp», sponsored by thel'. ,S. fc. D. OWN MISSING FOR 20 YEARS, FINDS KIN Hy Aino Fmington ««■V l > * u V Smith, Pwior. ’•> k M BONNEVILLE ATKINSON COMPANY WINDS UP AfFAIRS AT 0AM1 GOES TO COULEE hy a ghost m aterializing, prostrated .Mr*. I»e Itrophy. But she said hap piness would resto re her. I'u rlu g the Madera revolution, boys were lured Into the arm ies by tn*-n who received so much a head —Ju *t like ca ttle — fo r each re cruit they brought In. Athougb only fourteen at the time, Ja m e s Brophy was taken by one of these men. tMted with a uniform and placed In the ranks. A fter a long search failed to reveal any trace of him, the fam ily gave him up for dead. Boy Testing Resistance to Strangling Is Dead Tort Wayne.— I >eath by hanging of a sixteen year-old boy b ets was attributed to a weird 's a k ld s ehik" whose object was to d eton ates hu man powers of resisting stra i The Guy F. Atkinson company, contractor» on the excavation for the power house and navigation kicks at the dam, hauled its last load of dirt Saturday and a t the the hey. Howard end of the day rang down the cur Jr, died at the sod ef s the hasemeat af his h e « tain on the job at Bonneville. were enable to explain the Monday the company sent two eats myvterVoas death a a til the Tenth's large tractors and several trucks brother In taw, K. J. Nadean, ef to Coulee dam. Other equipment Kalamsaoo. Mich., revealed the se will be transferred to the Wash cret fraternity. ington project just as rapidly as “It waa made op of Howard and mechanics caa finish overhauling several other boys who read In a it. The company has 125 men on detective atory book bow a man its payroll and they wil be em had resisted hanging eighteen ployed for another three weeks. At tim es." Nadeau sa id This theory was strengthened the end of that time the offic« will when a Turkish towel was discov be closed ami lumber in the build ered around the dead youth'a head. ings sold. Nadeau said Howard had told him Kay Northcott, general manager the chib had read that tf a towel for the coinjiany at Bonneville, waa rolled beneath the rope one "probably could resist strangulation will remain at the dam until the In d efin itely* affairs of the company are wound Ibiring other m eetings o f the up. but Supt. J. F. Sint ¡eld has club, at which "te sta ” were con left and will not return. He is en ducted, youths were cut down a ft joying a vacation in the east be er they becam e unconscious, Na fore taking up his duties at Coulee deau said. Howard, however, ap dam. where the Atkinson company parently was alone at the tim e of hla death. An earthen crock upon has a contract. which he had stood to reach a ra f Some of the men who have been ter waa nearby. with the Atkinson company are catching on with other contractors Babylonian Brick Fonnd at the dam. and some will be sent Washington.— A W|x»und brick, north to Coulee, but a majority which 2..VO years ago helped sup are at liberty, as the expression! port the walls of Babylon, has been obtained by Kev. Milton Bennett goes in Hollywood. I L L / tJER, 821 Failing Bldg., Portland. ATwater 6524 Read the Chronicle ads. I jimhdln, archeologi at. It Is be lieved to be the only relic of It* kind In America.