The Bonneville Dam chronicle., March 13, 1935, Page FIVE, Image 5

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F000 STORE
c l o s e s up AT lo cks
SCADE
PRO BLEM
OF
R E V IV E D
R H IN E
BY
H IT L E R
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r
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n>r ah«» '■ r n .J » « 4 »•**"•* ye*
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d b.+-* «.14. !>•* I* w as In rw-
, r falli p. Iknl kl o r i l a « « a Ink*
• »• at*ou
r r w a tn lr
I »•aJlF reilablw
^
.j , hi i» »r F o r t l a a d n r*..« t
#|,t g ik r sal** o f kin busta«-*« |n
K r i U » 4 or H -*4 R i w In lo ro M .
l»j,i t « l h r aald h r « n n s e llin g
|t t<> « o t a to C a J I f o r a la F r id a y
i t t i 'o a k r said r*wa*tvera would
r »,»rr tk a p rop erty w ithin a
day«. t ^ ( bow * had a rriv e d
to gratrrday
a over a
MorrW h n tâ «
had
.
»r ago at I k *
l-orka
fltakh tra d e «P Ui w ithin a
iwtflihi ago
V
B ig
D
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Part in
E u ro p e a n Politics.
" aahingtoa.—<
G ermany's b r « mll-
Hary pr<>iratn, which drr>a »hr
Versailles irm ly , renews »hr eld
pf*'bl*io of 111) It*#,and fortlflr attoria.
and again brings Inin thr news a
fertile «al.ey nb lrh haa *• o ftm
bsen an economic and political fron­
tinr.
According In th# t«-rrna of th#
If*-« ! ; G erm ai.; • *• a . . . * « - ! to re
*•**»
left bank of tha Rhine pro-
»Wing It
waa completely demi 11-
tartaed.
Military ««-capatlona of
**»«• */r>* itr m 1U1H to Hrih) by
American,
tr e n c h
and
Itrltlah
f<*< m Inaured tier many • fulfill-
ment o f her agreement
""Ilia tlhlna haa alway* played an
Important part In Knr»»|.e«n poli­
ICHELOR’S
tic«." «aya tha National tier.graphlc
•«ciaty.
"A glanm at the map
•h<>w« many of t'«e m »*t farr.'. «
V »! «ul-jue r o r t d r a t l a J ir r tl o A
llhlt>a t o * na flianding on the left
(hr |wm»r»lllfl dflM a n «
I» bank of the rlte f. Th!» la
I- *.• K J l*au*er*a IS back«*
It«- Ith:r^e- * a a or.ee ■ frontier of
K î| M Í f 4 | ( k r » o i n t o f t k a h|l|
Il.-ft.an r lilllta tlo n . and It « a a on
I
i
I t f l f l r r r t r r k at hill)
the «e at «He that Homan atrong-
M '
hold*
were
ratahlithed
T'^lay.
V« w C ' f l b f l i r r a t r r H
t h« a ta n ln g near |?a a*-urre the r ííe r
!
t i . r y ( n r r b a i t i te
m a ri» the ternn.lary fir*' ! e i» # e n
^ r»al'j»iM*|y • a r a ' « ad d itio n
Nwltcertand and IJecMer.atein. then
M ,.f tt.r ta M n a have n e a t ru r- R a p re rla n d and Aoatrl*. Maprjer.
i
t f . * • p4 i l o i f l r r and a«-ai
Î * :-d and tierrr.sny, and f.nslly tier
t>aa t ' r
o r d in a r y
w om an'«
many and T r a v r
• la ih» d M r t r t ,
Important W alary» ay.
S ' a tra * « a a r a t « d is tu rb e d
"I*i--«lng it^ta *-uth to north, the
mah» n a y fu r
f c a lld la r
tkr
Itblne la one of Kuropea rblef wa­
I
« K • aapheflo
analer
and
te rw a y * With It* numerous tribu-
\hr. *
» . riv ai o f a a y la t k a
tar e* it drains one of the moat
f ' u - .-».‘a !
def ••* y p ^ 'V U tH region« of Ko-
f..j
, • »-.at.tr? rich In miner* * and
««■•d 'h * I 'k r o a i r l e to frW-adfl
In tm a Jie ly cultivated
It reurhea
the North aea o . n l oj.;e»«Pe I>-f»doO.
thus c.hh«e-m.g with Hrltlan «hit»
ping, and forming a natural out-
lei for t »ermany. Ileiglum. and the
w
t««
.Netherlands.
l » f l a t o H»
~<‘an*-* X>ln the Itblne from the
tv»a « 4
I.«* a. «• 1
R h -n a. the Marne, and the Iran
!>»w •)>«
•be
It la natigwbl* without Inter­
ruption from Ilaaie to the sea. a dU
lan ce of .V*t> mile*, o r e a n going
•learner* rati aarend aa far aa t*o
T w « D isc a rd e d P e n t
iogne. w .v-re cargue« are trana
;« t
grjwd pew frawL Mail tw i firrred to n » e r boata. but ooly
»nrr --it f->ar.tala prna. Taw will re
•mall crwft nu> navigate t j * opt e r
Hblna aberva Nplrea
"f-e year, v t t k a a t raat
1/1»
"ftince tha Veraallle« treaty th#
• um > my pLaa. IV aa a r e rebuilt
Rhine haa bacotne an International
new t«.'f)ta. # tr
« fa te color
waterway open to ahl(w of all na
"K
ÎN » n ¡ r « t , MBS Rotrtbrwa
Ilona.
A te . i ’ertland. Ore. Adv.
"Although It rlara In the Swiae
Alps and enter* the North n-a
through .Vetherland territory, to tb*
tie r man a tha Rhine U their national
river. It la firmly woven Into their
history, their art. their muaic. and
their literature.
A boot trip dowr
this stream la a Journey through
G erm any'* paat aa well aa bar pro*
eot.
•*Tha Ilhloe enter« the R ift eal
Ivy at llano*, flowing north hetweet
the range« of the V>>age« and the
lllark f«reat. At Maine, where th«
Main ent. ra the Rhine, the «lope*
of the Taunus hllla tum the rivet
westward until It renche Hingen
lu t * retí Hingen and lW»nn It wind»
through the narrow Hhln«* gorge be
neath high cliff« adornifl with an
N
d e n t m at lea or at.et»ly terrace«'
vineyard*
"LIGHTING
Mvd.aval Stronghold.
RETREAT
FORBIDDEN TO WOHEN
le!p K idneys
11
¡abilities would
t*
AUDIT ~ of
your store show?
hut i
* Ihaaieouaie lighting may he
'(riving huvinexs fn»m ytnir
'tore — may he making yi»ur
itH TiW liw look less attract*
— may hr reducing em ­
ployee rA o m e y . Our lu m -
^ trtial Lighting Drpanment
tell you accurately and
•^•cntihcally whether your
•'gliting is « liability or an
»»»«.<^11 ,Hem today.
O R TH W E S TE S N
N O R T H W F U T I B M
E lectric
i
"H allw ay between Hinges an«'
Honn the gorge la t.r.'Uen by the en
tra n ce of the M«*aelle from the weal
and ttie Lahn from the r«i*t. O b le n »
|a built on « triangle of land be
tween the Moaelle and the Rhine
T h e Roronna cn !’-'«l It ('•'«tíllente*
I»tirlng the occtii>atl«»n of the Rhine
hind by the nlllea after the Worh‘
war It waa headquarter« for tin
American division’« o n a r«»ck\
p rtc lp lc t a eroga the Rhine I« tin
( old fortrewa of Khrenhreltateln. at
I
• tut atronghold since m-
val day a.
MHonn la famous aa Heethoren »
birthplace, and as the aeat of ar
ancient university. Beyond Bonn th#
Übt!»« awlnga porth and the]» waal
fhroiiKh * «Wir plain.
T n lo fn ,
(K öln ), third **l»jr of Germany, I»
a busy j»ort, trading In grain, wine
orm. ro ti, and timber.
Abov* a
ara of city r»>ofa soar tha twin
aplrra of tha Cologne cathedral. each
nm rly aa tall aa tha Washington
monument
"Industry and commerce rrowd
o»it natural hmuty along tha low-
ar llh Ina. Injsaeldorf la an Impor­
tant
manufacturing town,
nolay
with factor!#-« and great atari and
Iron works It la particularly notad
for Ita dyeing Indnatrlaa, and alao
aa the birthplace of Heinrich Heine
Imlat.org, at the point « h e r « the
Rohr Jr.lna the Rhine, la on* of
th* mo*t extenaiT* river pr»rt* In
th* w«,rld. It la a chief center 0 f
th* German atee) Indnriry, and corn-
mereiai gateway of the coal and
Iron shipping out of the Ruhr In ­
cidentally It waa once the home of
Mercator, the great map maker.
"Coal amoke and machinery have
failed to deatroy the legend* ot the
past. Hlerfried was supposedly born
at Xanten. near the Netherlands
border, ar.d at n e v e * . I»b en grin ,
the knight of Wagner's opera, res
coed the beautiful Kiaa.*'
Illegal Fishing
Is In v estig ated
Honn.*rll!«
•portamen a r e up In
a rm * <jv«-r alleg ed m id night ra id *
hr co mmercial f is her me n fro m
Wa«hlngt»n
aide
on
salmon
■pawning In the mouth of T a n ­
ner creek, and no cturnal runn in g
of fish wheels
Hardly a aalmo ha* b«« n c a ug ht
In several w*-.-ka at T a n n e r cr eek.
wh.-fe n o rm ally th e big fish In
gr ea t number« c o m e
to
breed
Amateur fishermen, unab le to be ­
lieve the Columbia river devoid
of fish, began dlarre«-t Inquiries,
uncovered th e name« of several
W ash in g to n
c o m m e rc ia l
flaher*
m« n. who a f te r a m idnight b o at-
ride on the
river, c h e c k e d
In
la rg e q u a n titie s of salm on at a
c a n n ery One c a tc h waa rep o rte d
w eighing
ap p ro x im a te ly
SO©
<w’andB
T h e m a ra u d e rs a r e b e l i e v e to
•lip Into the s tre a m m outh by
darkne««. throw over th e ir n e t*.
Slide bark Into th e m ain s tre a m to
pull the fish ab o ard . A short run
f r . . m * h o r c put* th.-m out of Ore-
g n u 's
Jurl«dlct jon
W a s h in g to n
fish warden» can n o t hold th e m ,
since they w ere c a u g h t o u ts id e
th e sta te .
Flsh w h eela. ou tlaw ed by noth
state«, have been ob served ru n ­
ning at In te rv als near S tev en ao n .
W ash . and betw een B o n n e v ille
and B eacon ro ck , on th e W a s h ­
in gton side.
A m ate u r fis h e rm e n plan p ro­
t e s t* b arked by evidence to th e
flah com m ission » of both s ta te s
tn atop th e Illegal ta k in g o f s a l­
mon
M A I F R BARBER COLLEGE
o l W L L I l -púa IntrmaOnnaJ Sw trm h
* i - V * a i tf>< »vT S o o » p » t . 3 if> ch fri W rsc.ca l
127
I W Third A va., PorMar.ci, Ore
STAGE INFORMATION
CALL 94
CLODFELTERS
Cascade Locks
GAS
OIL
SCOTT’S
SERVICE
STATION
( I t S f ’A D R
U N ’KS
Fast Courteous Service
TIRES
GREASING
HVK
COLUMBIA EXPECTED
TO RISE 6 FEET MORE
TO FRESHETS' CREST
AUTOMOBUE
REBUILDING
PAINTING
BODY
FENDERS
REPAIRED
Time Payments
A f t r r rifling s te a d ily fo r tw o
w eek s th a rlv a r leveled o ff M on­
day and la now r m tin g up fo r th a
fin al plunge. which la ox pact ad to
c a r r y th a w ate r up at Im a t a n -
o th a r alx fe e t.
Flood a tag a now atanda a to u n d
12 fe e t, a c c o rd in g to th « g au g e
u,,^ • * n<* m l** f*a/ h
th e
peak
J u n * 2 5 - * *'™ rd ln g
r a l-
c u U t,o n B ot • r m Jr »“n r l n e e r . .
W«mthor c o n d itio n s in B r it is h
( ’0,u n ib ,B hBV,?
been
f a v o r a b le
*he m o w haa not com « o f f
m o u n ta in * to o rapid ly, and no
g re a t
d iffic u lty
I*
a n tic ip a te d
from th e C o lu m b ia, but m uch un-
c e r t a in t y e * j« t * o v e r th e v olu m e
«if anow which m ay co m e o f f th e
m o u n ta in s In C e n tr a l Id ah o and
» »-ather
O regon If
th e
tu rn s hot.
T h e upp«-r d ik e
in
B ra d fo r d
«lou gh h a * been b uilt up to 55
f e e t and th e e n g in e e rs a r e cu n fl-
dent th a t It will hold th e high
w a te r b ark out «>f th e n a v ig a tio n
lo c k s and pow er ho u se a r e a .
c u r r e n t t h a t *he fl«»od will n«it go
a* high a * o rig in a lly exp ected .
TUG BUCKS UP RAPIDS
AT LOCKS: FIRST TIME
IN HISTORY OF RIVER
Thriving th e g o v e rn m e n t-o w n ed
tu g B o n n e v ille th ro u g h fo a m in g
w a te r*. ’A d m ir a l’ 8.
K.
G etty ,
s k ip :e r
on
th e
delae|-n^*»er^d
h o a t. ran t h e rapid» a b o v e th e
toll b rid g e fo r th e flr^t tim e in
h isto ry of th e riv e r.
S te a m b o a t» h ave been ta k e n
down over th.- rapid» at d if f e r e n t
tim e « In th e pa«t. but th e r e is no
record th a t a n y o n e e v e r went up-
„tre am
-p,,, B o n n e v ille has 3 5 0 horwe-
pow^r e n c , n^ and wai( bu|lt a t a
co«t of $ 2 5 . 0 0 0 . It is used in ru n -
n|nc | * rJW* on fh<. riT(kf.
ron.
n« - „ on with work at th e dam
^
run mad<, by ^ t y
will
hoId * p^ | a | in te re s t f o r b u s in e s s
ro#. n and f a rm e r0 * - b o a re in te r -
M|<,d , n rlT er tr a !, gpor ta tlo n . fo r
BARTOL MOTOR CO.
Hood River
(i« l ty d eclared t h a t in hla opin-
,on l h * »ucceaaful n a v ig a tio n of
Th«- C o lu m b ia a f t e r th e c h a n n e l la
Im proved wll| c e n t e r a b o u t use o f
t u *"K a n d b a r g e * . A tu g require«
f>nly th r e e or fo u r men In a crew
and t h e co a t ot o p e ra tio n * per ton
m ile I« low.
LOST FAT
BECAUSE SHE HEEDED
DOCTOR’S ADVICE
ANI» I » I I » V T I J S T K N Tl>
(^ M H I P IN f i NKIGHHa »KS!
M rs. H. H. lyonc o f C la rln d a ,
Iow a, w rite«: “ K r u s c h e n w as r e c ­
om m en d ed to me by my d octo r.
W e ig h t when s t a r t in g w as 22C.
W e ig h t now a f t e r 3 J a r * is 2 0 k .
t k i c t o r »ay* I ’m doing f i n e .”
W h e n K r u r c h e n S a lta is pre-
b r i b e d by re p u ta b le p h y s ic ia n * to
T t a k e o f f fa t an d g r e a t ly im -
p rove h e a lth wrhy listen to go»-
*lp*-r» who d o n 't w ant you to be
» le n d e r ? E n v io u s !
H ave a rnlr.d o f you r ow n— -get
a -ia r of K r u » c h - n today ( l a s t * 4
w eek» and c o aU -b u t a t r i f l e . ) T a k e
a h a l f te a s p o o n fu l In a cu p o f hot
w a te r e v e ry m o r n in g — t a s t e * fin e
w ,*h J u lr e o f h a l f lem on added If
you d o n 't loae 12 lb«, a n d fee l
3ri‘a r * y o u n g e r — m oney b a c k . B o n -
n e v ille D ru g Co. -adv.
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GAS— OIL
GREASING
he proved th a t a p o w e rfu l tu g can
ko a ga |ngt th e c u r r e n t , eveu in
b ikb w ater,
S p e a k in g
of
hla
CLEAN REST ROOMS
e x p e rie n c e .
RICHFIELD
SUPER SERVICE
CHAT ’N NIBBLE
Hood River
Harry Haun. Owner
O p p osite
t h e R e s e r v a tio n
E n tran ce.
N
WOOD SAWING DONE CHEAPLY
THE ONLY EASTERN BEER AT THE DAM
D
E
M
A
N
D
Budweiser
B
E
Tyrrell's
E
R
Tavern
At the Gate in Bonn?ville