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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1935)
W in THE DAM CHRONICLE TUP « H IM * '* * II W IT • In Salem a republican aenale 1« thumbing Ua nose at Oovernor Martin because the «•hl*,f eve«'U- tlve wants to r«*org»nt««* the stal«' itovernment an«i create a cablneut form of aovernment Probably no slat«' In the union Mark A. Shields, . . F.ditor has more loosely J«»tnt«*«l itovern John H. Travis, Business Manager ment. ami there Is a genuine need tor remodeling, but the Job 1» not K d ito rlil «ini Busin«**- Ofll«'e In one that can not be accomplish«*«! Bonn«>vllle. Oregon Mtvhanloal quickly If H Is to be of a lasting Department in t'asende Locks. benefit. ttcoraantsutlon of the state Publish«*«! pv«*ry We«ti»«*nday In Ih«* lnw*r«'*t o f th«* Bonneville Dam area by the Bonneville Dam Pub lishing company. SUBSCRIPTION RATKS ....... Hy «'arrler t^ne month ................ • ’* Three months ............... 50 By Mall Three month« ................... Six months ............... .... w. . no, ,« The east wind, which up«..» us s*ooped. Snow laden, now for *U>* ha.l whooped. And filled our «Irl'ewsys full of snow. The temperature » ss fa in »* low. With ros>ts sod «s U s sn Icy «U re. And snow drifts piling e'cry-j « here. And those wh«>a* busses coldly Its Ike«!. To work and from. n«>w dallj walked. It's winter sure, we said, but look Out of Ibe west came th ' « nook | j the last campaign The pe««ple cent* pl)U ),,| only a haay l«!«-«* «'f what cents |h<1 t.h|«f executive hopes to accomplish with hi* program As other folks. I had worked hsr.l $0.50 His program may he souml or To get my car out >*t »he yard $1.00 |( mmy be extremely unsound If | shoveled snow, hi»« *H In vain One year _ .........- .......... — $2.00 the prop««*ed legislation now be- The snow-plow shoved It back _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fore the senate ha* merit no harm ... can come from permitting It to All I can say It sure was - - e ll (U K PK î H î KAM O® coming home one night I lay over two years 1. Incorporate the town. fall. The changes desired by the 3. Create a water district. governor should he referred to the And bounced three times before 3. Create a lire district. voters The initiative and refer I lit 4. Ke-organlte a chamber of com endum Is often termed a nuisance, Upon my skull and where I »1« merce. but they serve as scales In which My backbone looe# from rlbe » * * 5. Install Street llghta. shook — (he public can weigh proposals C. La y down aide walk*. I n better now. thanks to Chi and accept or reject them All Develop poultry, nut and fruit j powt,r rM (s W|,h the people and nook. Industry. far rewchlng changes should be But s o-»c On reaching home 1 discussed and digested before be- found JOIN T H K t 'V I I H t \ ing written Into the statutes My wife was California bound Want sidewalks along the high •T am.** She said. "No Eskimo way In Cascade Locks? HK\NIHL>: M B K K N 'B V T I've had enough o f wind and Tired of walking In the mud snow' Construction of Bonneville dam M l gladly wade back In «be mud and dodging cars on the state has called for the exercise of bril When you shall write of trees road? liant engineering skill. The men in bud " Believe the state should put who a ff, dlr<<l,D, , he building of She packed her trunk, she would down walks on both sides of the the project must, of necessity, n't wall highway from th* toll bridge to possess great talent tu their pro- I mused upon my bachelor's tesslon, for the gigantic structure the east end of town? fate; which they are erecting must Sewing buttons, wash and rook Then Join the caravan which stand for centuries. Visitors to But 1 wss saved by the Chi win go from Cascade Locks to the dam exclaim upon the sc ien c e nook. Portland Thursday to appear be of the engineers and marvel at Ws kicked the covers oft that fore the state highway commis their ability. And the engineers night. do possess talent— but what la Next morning, land ones solid sion. more Important, they posses« com whits. Transportation is being provid mon sense. Wss speckled thick with welcome ed for all who do not poaaesa ears. The nature of their training sod j Just turn In yonr name to Jack and their dally taska causes *n- Our froren water-pipe# were, Elmer or "B U I'’ Keeler and say glneers to rub elb o «s with other thawed •Sure, I am going down to help » « * » • “ <! «« * ffect of m,,k' And eeerybody happy felt .. , ,. .. . Ing them democratic. As a class To see the snow beneath us obtain sidewalks. * • ... . . . ! they are atudloua and Industri- melt. Ana then be ai the appointed oUg u i, unfortunate that public When Nature held arresting palm spot on the appointed hour Thurs- llf< ha# Dot attr« f t , d a greater Toward the »aat. and murmured day morning. ! share o f them. The reason for ca lm '" The state Is preparing to spend, fallure of lo office The east wind died away and took , $50.000 to widen and raise thei prol>^bIy ln , he fact that they The cold We welcome you. Chi highway through Cascade Locks have little or no patience for the nook. The contract Is said to provide for . trlvU , m, lteri , h» t *„d Noble P Hyde walks only on the south side o f ; bold a,t«.ntlon of the people the street. Cost of putting down Almost without exception pro a walk on the north side of the jects carried forward under the DRAMA CLUB ASSURED street w ill amount to only $2,000. direction of engineers are honest according to estimates o f the en AS INITIAL MEETING ly and efficiently managed Men j gineers. enjoy Justice and decent human If you want sidewalks, be one BRINGS FINE RESULTS relations with fellow men. T h is ' of those to appear before the com Is particularly true at Bonneville mission. Tbe Improvement Is one That the Bonaevtlls dam area Great power la given to the resi that will benefit everybody. will have a drama club was as dent engineer, but the power ts sured last week at a meeting In not abused. Municipalities ev TOO M AN Y TKKHN the high school of Interested res It has been suggested, and not erywhere might profit by obs-rv- idents After the assembly had Ing the administration of local af without reason, that a body of voted to retain Its temporary of-, vigilantes be organised to attack fairs on the reeervatlon by en fleers. Miss Margaret I^cy. chair gineers. the luxurious growth of foliage on man. and Mr* Auretu U»ng sec-' the Columbia River highway. retary, definite plans for s cons Trees are beautiful, and so. too. titution and the first presenta are shrubs, but they lose their at A SMILE OR TWO tion were laid tractiveness when they form a Ith a skeleton form already screen that makes It Impossible for the motorist to enjoy the The business man da»h«-d Into on hand, a committee composed of Richard Morris, chairman. Mrs scenery o f surrounding moun- tbe employment agency, tains. i "L ook here,*' be said to the V. J Henderson and Mrs Jessie It has long been the police of clerk. "I'm looking for a cashier." C om Ikes, was appointed to com the state highway commission to The clerk looked somewhat *ur- plete the constitution and by-laws. A long discussion of presentable guard the underbrush on «he e la te ; prised. road. Origin and reason for the, "Why, sir," be said. " I thought plays ended with a decision of I he policy Is not clear. Every spring I furnished you with one last body to start with three-an d r«-' mas M l»« Marian llulse was cho workmen are sent out to cut the week." brush that encroa« he* upon the j " I know,” came the Irritable re- sen chairman of the committee to rlght-of-way. but *h»y are called ply. ‘ That's the one I'm looking look up a number of these. al«,r,g »Ith Lillian Martlnse|n snd Aver- sway before tbe Job Is finished. | for.” III Htewart. Liberal use of the axe would j • • • enhance the beauty of «he road The concluding step of the "Is n ’t your lltt!* son sw^et? He by opening up vistas which are! meeting was to designate tonight told me I was pretty." now hidden, and permit tourists; "Did he? I must take him to an at 7 JO In the high school as the, to enjoy a view of the Bonneville Scene for th* second official meet- oculist." dam without having to draw their Ing. cars up In the brush and beat a In addition to those listed above Graduate (leaving college): path through the woods to learn the following persons were also "Good-bye. I am Indebted lo you what la going on In the district. present. Mrs Richard Morris. V ., for all I know." Orest care should be exercised Dean: “ Don't mention such a J. Henderson. Henry Nelson. Mist In trimming out the trees, but we Catheryne Walker. Mrs Jack HI-' trifle." are willing to trust to the Judg mer and Mrs. Mike Weaver. * * * ment of engineers, who, as s class, have splendid sense of propor "That young bride worship* her Mrs Ruth Reid and Fred tions. It Is to be hoped that the husband, doesn't tb e ? " Llum, formerly of Woodland.I "W e ll, she place* burnt offer- highway commission will permit Wash . will be married today at times s them to act before tbe season Isjlngs before him three Stevenson. Mrs Reid Is a mini- too far advanced. day." b erof the Dew Drop Inn staff. I LetUsGiveOur P e rso n a l A t tention to your Meat Order. ANDREW S MEAT MARKET Q U A L IT Y M EATS A T PO R TLA N D PRICES Next Door to C h K td « Food Store CASH &CARRY R. E. Andrews Oe lonte Spinach No. 2 Vi Can S and W Col lee 1 lb. 29c 13c H -0 Oats. 48 oz. pkg. 29c Oel Monte Whole Kemd Vac Pk. Com 12 oz. can 13c 2 for 25c CEL MONTE Pi.AS, very small, No. 2 canJ 18c or 2 for 3 5 c OEL RAY TOMATO JUICE. 15 oz. can. 3 lor VILLA VAR HOT SAUCE 7»« oz.. 6 can» lor OEL MONTE PEARS. Melba Halves No. 2V, can 21c Sunset Asparagus No. 2 Three Sisters Tomatoei tins. Large Natural. N 0 . 2 V 2 cans 21c 12c H. j. Heinz Soup Full Variety Schillings Prepared Mustard. 6 oz. 13c 2 for 25c 9c 2 for 17c COTTON BLANKETS UTILITY BLANKET Grey All-wool $1.49 $2.45 WE ALSO STOCK A FULL LINE OF SCHILLINGS PRODUCTS. COFFEE. SPICES. EXTRACTS. Lowest Prices In The District on QUALITY MERCHANDISE
