BRISBANE
this w eek
f l * C ..U I l»*H iM o n
gai«-*1! “ 1* ^ ,,M*r n
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tu p riv a ta c i » ,
trarlo .
T h e ftupivw®
r u lir l'l ilm -n iu u
la a ll (ha Uti.ra
Im portant
a ti il
* 1 a l I f ) II»«. b »
rana* « « « r r
A m e rican l i m n
that t»o d i a l i } -
Idkai OrUk»## r »al •»>
1 ■ !«*
lattar #f tha r o n a tliu iln ti •••nlil
la H ni-1» «»I C h te f
J u « llc «
» or liU a «*-"iai® a.
Tla n g |riiu < c u r i O r d ii.« ) <lie
ot tha atalam onl th a l P re si'
I n o r i r i i ‘a « d ro to tslfa llo « Ima
*r«riafill«Ma of ih a
^ull.a» * n»« deci »tot» « I l I »
•ing |u b «« llirM a*Ml II»® |Hlt»
i |M rrally.
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•»"»«»«* '•* « l » a „ Ibi. Ora,,,,»
« l a i . highway rommi«.!,,,, f„r , h* pUn „
ha. preaenlea »00*1..» U , h# ^
b#(||(>
Ib f of Ih# sup®,-highway b®iw®®n |»or,|14lld
«liti C u r a t a I r » ha Thai « «horiar. mora
direct . „ d w|d®, pl<H-„ of ru#4 mui,
•«malrtti-ted. i annoi b# r*«»on»b|y d®nl®d
Thera I. real Vlalon In Iba rrogram .«d.»pt-
THE
'•<1 by iba rommlaalon ami Governor Mar»
lln.
Aa proponed, the alale will be able lo
kill two blrtla wllh ona «ton«. W * «hall bc
alti« to «a l our pl«ca o f pie and k « « p II. Il
will l»c unfortunate If the ruttai coutil I*-»'
citizenry «houli) noi at tbla time rlae to the
occaalou and furfet ihelr own naturally
BONNEVILLE
DAM
CHRONICLE
U *b
I NO
in
CHAMBERS URGE
ARMY TO DREDGE
RIVER TO 30 FEET
II O N N M 11,1»
C A M M I k K l/M k s
STEVENSON HI HELD
FIELD GOALESS BY
LOCKS PREP HOOPERS
The Cascade l » c k a
high
achool basketball learn won
Its way Into the »la te record
book» Saturday night by hold­
ing the Strvenaon
prcpjer»
wlihout a field goal fur 28
minute«, winning easily. 16-
2.
w
The vlsltora’ lone
points
come one at a time, on foul
«hot« converted In the flr»t
three quarters
Tim e
and
again
their i>h<»ta
rolled
around the rfm and dropped
out. or their forward*, with
easy chance« to «Ink a score,
ahot »H illy In their eirlte-
ment.
The tilt wa« the first In
the memory of hoop fo llo w ­
er« where one o f the team«
has failed to «core a field
goal over the regulation dis­
tance
lireitaing of the Columbia rivet i
from Vancouver lo Itonnevlllr to
a depth of So feel H u brought i
a step nearer last «»»1» when coin-'
tnerctal and rlvlr organlxaltona.
and aaao< lallona appeared before |
a*cf) Jiolnl of t l « a Ih « la» a board of army engineers at Tbr|
of «ntu«k by Mr Ilitio » a ftallea to protest further delay o f)
IIMal ira a rt lo h a » « b ra ii a a Job w hich must be done sooner I
f disgustine par foro»« uro. or taler If tonal r art Ian of (he dam
v»m#tT» bautta * » f » I h h iiu I la to be of practical value to Up
(tael rh aln a In I m r , por- river rttlea anil town«
, (bai D ir i ln !|h t b llo llifi.'ifib
Major fh a r l e « T Williams, pre­
1« .»» atra:-«
Tì»a a f ila l><-a»la
siding at the bearing, estimated
la full iln a t . co l off bolh
r»»at of dredging a channel
for
In alt m ln u ir*
T h a «o iuo fl
aew-gotng ' inaeta at
IS.0O0 000,
h -t« « n-«i oni of <1—-ra in tl»a
anid the yearly upkeep would run
( Jqat M u r » «Itwti. « K b Aoutl-
around l l ’-o ooo
Ilia eatimai-«
for ih« ba«il«m an a work
Wry# baaed on a channel J0-feet
tu m r t of tha k llttn f» p raiM deep and width of a city block
fo t.(.« o r» of Ilio l « o « u i.irtu
Shipper « t»ld I he army engin­
« a ltr i) lo bar deatb « n i .
e e r « lhal sa«l»tfa In freight would JOHNSON AND GRAHAM
rhai.osi l«bltt»l bar. a b o « ln f
total l l . o o o o ni a year, permit
Uft of f*
.kn « ) i.»
•
REMATCHED FOR BOUT
wheat growers «»| the
Parlflr
: "Tboy •••< a g o n i # » » » . , ■ • io
Calling to get a decision In their
northwest to compete » It h f a n « -
k m », «bota « e nsuatty b a< » lo
dlan wheat grower« In world mar­ first matrh. when Irate fan« stag­
lo Iba «•-affolli,“
ket«, save H SI a ton In freight ed a riot after both wr«oli< ra and
rale« on gaeolln*. permit
frutt •he referee «.»•••« h e l)le ««. Wildcat
I n ha »a rvatl a i» -n i - t ir a l i b grow er« of Yakima »alley to «hip .tiihii»-'n Canada*» middleweight
In ib « n o ti f i v a l o atb ural.
apptea down the river at a saving grappling champion, and T *d C.ra-
b h a prò» r» Ib a l II r a n lil be o f |l Jo I ton. aa*e apple grower« hata. the bone-twlstlng
cowboy
Al j I I I | » i « I v o a»« d u U -u iii« » ! of |food ltl*er valley |1 SO a ton from Cascade I-o W«. will meet In
faalh, ro n vlrlo il of "forti» m ur- on ’ i O. ooh ton« of fruit
the main event of Cromoter Jan»e«
V Aa ri ri» A tua ro.iilro N a lh l'atv
tonight.
It C AlHn director of th« port Merrill'» Pavilion card
«a tri) * 1 -.I - l o al tool ha fall
Thursday.
mnnnlaalon of StOckton.
CalH
«hart» atah
I la r r l o l oul.
A
The previous mat h wa» a touch
told ihe army engineer« that oc«*n ¡»ff.ilr all th»* wav. with each hol.l-j
pilaonor batl ln j# c t n l plagi)«
going freighter« of 1.000
toll« mg one fall when Johnson w a i at-'
Inlo bla b ltraL
Attiaram lf a
could be run up the rlrer lo Th® tarl.to by the spectators.
Aft. r
llla nn.M otor« trrro hla s lrp -
I mile« for
11 k l « « In eonimat three minute« of milling Johnson
bar ahi] hla »barine. T « i» oltiar
With the | | M " |I CO#'» to run n ws» eooarted from th.- ring and
torà arruao.l, « o r e «■ m ilit ili
v M i r l from I’ortland to Seattle, th»- match declared a draw
Tlie
A « r llo f f a t t im i forti» « « r conili giving the river an advantage of
l-out will l>e for the best two O.lt
Ila rp to a M a , (tla ir llin lln f «Ila
|1 SO a t«n savings on
freight of three falla or a decision at the
forma al»»»«« front c ltli-s and ralea
end of two hours
laaoritiira fr«»ni plana«.
Information brought out at the
In the terol-wlndup. Hay !.antp-
hearing will be laid hefore the mnn. 16*>. Sacramento, who won
lordott, in ll<»llat».t, a rtm tU l»
hoard o f armv engineer« In Wash­ .he main even! of last week s c a ri.
pr.iiluro») « ilo ffo a of c i t i «alff
ington. 1» f . In a«tffs»rt of a re- will tangle with young Kalllo. of
pproarb « lib it i otta llv»'tb»«l- 1 commendation mn'le hy Colonel T. Astoria. In a sU-round match The
>h o f a »lofroo of altanltila «aro.
j M Kohhlna. dl«tr»rt engineer In four-round opener pits Jimmy IH>-
flf a u lir r lc r t f o magnet.
In Cortland, who ha» urge»! that the li.tt IS », a former Cortland pus.
nailon « U h
llqtltd hellum . I channel In the river be deepened against Curley Oreen o f f'nrvnllls
no« iba l»»«r«l irtn p crn l lira by the time the dam 1« completed, j
kt»»»«n <»n enrth.
aelflah Intareata for the benefit o f the en»
tire elate.
The Columbia highway la ao
cluttered with huge trucks that the the
tourist fe ta a feeling o f terror on the aharp
turn« on the scenic route. A road la need­
ed
Tourlat travel and business will suffer
If It Is not built. It Is to be hoped the en-
ttlre slate will get behind the plan.
MAI
K M i . l l III i U N R
I n a n i p» »«al bla tl.-n tio of
The aal e o f Wallack Alnuuk's
sm l T
I’ l ^ '
tha abaolule acro, «oul») l*e
Alt boy» over the a g e or
IS bus line to <J C. Fhocher, o f O r«»,
i 7 TH tl»nrroca rentlffTit la < t year«.
Interested In forming
» 1 hum. wa* announced Monday by
f.V.ltl Ka broli b all.
A l lcn«t ' «rout troopp In the l,«M'k«. are re- the new owner. The sale Includes
(Miika ao, I l uactl lo c a li
quesred by Jack T ra v l. to » « • " < » only the larger o f the two busses
ii»u i ‘'atnnllcat fragtuenf of an organization «1 the high school now operating, »’ rice was not an­
r."
nounced.
Monday uight.
*nrt> t . c | a “abaohtla toro" lo
T o our opeclal operator number
n fanrittf apnrt Ib a aloni, noar
1,1 (,|l >\ |M»\ m k l t l .
ltt*. In ltonnevIHe, we extend our
» lo l»e a m in ia tu ra aolar «>«
Mo the s.i-ret Is out—
The BonncvlH* American
!-•*- • hanks
glop pout will hold a ga l« basket Otto Leon Munchausen Hauser.
parly Tu-sday
*"i'>r Mietnarh o f Vienna, wh>*«e social and card
'ne«« baa lieen transplanting night at either the guest house or
*<!• of lower nnlinnla to the hod- the Community Chapel. Comman-j
announr.il
°f nu-n, to prolong youth and ex- ,|er i » i i i M . Marvin
the yenrs o f |eu#»lt>le parent- last weak.
■, anmninci-a now a •’chemical
Crises Will I n * *•»••" f ° r
,h,‘
ianc#" iimt make« tranaplnuf- bridge and pinochle games and
f'an.la uiin<»cea«nry. The cht'inl- also for tha heal basket at th-
calleil progynon, j«»a«lhly a auction
Hofreshincnta arc to be
The house sommlltee In
'Pound of "progeny," la at nil- «erved
char«»- o f l h . affair con.lsis of
* tor men or woman.
|,e« Surnmervilla.
i hsrles
Hd-
larta. Itlchard Nance. P^l
Clark
and Heed Walworth
(N'u.d ih« dirottici® to friands.
Shop T h e
The Chronicle Delivered
to Any Home in District
Each Week by Carrier
2 0 c M o n th
T i l l KHlk.%1 I Kit. -¿H. Iw:t5
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
SEEKS FUNDS FOR NEW
ROAD INTO DAM AREA
Business Men To
D em and A ction
O n S treet W o rk
!>«t. rmlned to obtain early ac­
tion on r«construction of the state
highway through town, a delega­
tion of business men from Cas­
cade I » c k s will visit Cortland to­
day for the appearing le-fore the
state highway commission.
The delegation Is the
second
that has gone before the commis­
sion within the past 30 days and
asked for relief from a situation
that Is fast becoming Intoleiaole,
due to the state's failure to fu l­
fill Its contract.
Highway engineer«, who have
vlslt.-d Cascade lavcks this week,
declare the commission will award
a contract |,t it« meeting on .March
2R for the street work. The bus­
iness m«-n want this Information
confirmed. And more to the point
they want the highway engineers
to begin throwing dirt.
Leslie M. Scott, chairman o f the
commission, has visited the dis­
trict twice within the
past
10
day*. He haa told friend» that he
proi>oses to see that work promis­
ed for Cascade I^n-ks Is completed
at an early date.
The state made a fill In front
o f the Horn club, on lower toiin
Street, last week, but took
the
steam shovel away before the Job
was half done They assigned 3
reasons for removing the shovel
before completing the grade:
1. A new culvert must he built.
2. The »tate wants to do the Job
by contract.
3 Concrete retaining walla must
he built.
Construction o f the super-hlway
between the toll bridge In Cascade
f-ocks and Troutdale will be un­
dertaken Immediately If the fed­
eral government w ill consent to
a gift o f $4.200,000 from P W A
fund*. It was agreed last week In
a conference between
Governor
Martin and the State
highway
com mission.
To Washington will go member«
o f the highway commission, and
probably Governor Martin, to ask
that funds for the new road be
made available at once.
First unit constructed would be
the section between Cascade L o ck«
and Bonneville.
Plana fo r
this
part o f the super-highway
have
been hatched, are on file.
They
provide for a four-lane road, only
one lane of which would be built
now; a maximum curvature
of
four percent; a tunnel under tooth
rock, a tunnel or deep cut Juat
east of Eagle c r e ik ; elimination of
bad grades. The highway would
parallel the railroad.
From Bonneville to the base o f
the grade west o f C row n point the
new road would follow closely up­
on the route o f the present high­
way. except that It would be built
north o f the rail iad track* along
the river'« edge. Material fo r the
grade would be obtained from the
sand and gravel removed from the
Columbia by Cntted States engin­
eers engaged In deepening the riv­
er channel to 30 feet.
In asking for P W A fund« the
state will point to the fact that
construction o f Bonneville
dam
and development of the Bonneville
dam area haa created a
traffic
problem which the people of Ore­
gon are unable to solve without
help from the federal government.
K A G L E N H K C K IV E « ’ H A R T E R
The Cascade Lorks-Bonnevilti
KAtil-KM TO l>AXOK
Aelre o f Eagles
have
receive«
Cascade Irocks-Bonnevllle
Ea­
their new charter and will have I
gles are advertising a dance at
framed and hung in the
lodg<
Merrill's Pavilion for St. Patricks room at French’s.
day. which means the dance will
be held the night o f March 16.
H K a t M W O P E N S S TO RE
and that ta on a Saturday. Reve­
Th e rapidly-growing
busine
nues from the dance will be used district on the highway at Bo
In buying uniforms fo r the new nevllle will add to Its toja l Satu
drill team.
day. when Herman’s Departme
Ralfdi J- Williams, of the power store will be o w n e d to the publ
company, t* driving a new car and by J. Eftland. o f Portland.
Th e new building, one of
smiling out at the world.
It's a
«mall
chain owned by
Hernia
— well, it's a nice car.
i w ill carry a full line o f men’s at
women's furnishings, shoes ai
notions.
C h r o n ic le ’ s P a g e s
F o r W e e k e n d S p e c ia ls , S a v e
o n Y o u r D r u g s a n d G r o c e r ie s
Hl'CM W IN E A S IL Y
The Cascade Looks Buccaneers
held to second place in the Mld-
Columbla league by trouncing the
Phlnney Realnfors Tuesday night
at Hood River,
35-13.
Harry
Cramblet’s 16 points, seven
of
them In the final quarter, when
the lon’ ks cinched the game, fea-
! lured