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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1935)
BONNEVILLE HAM CHBONIfXE W. H. ( i M I l K A 1 H M N T M ) W. II. Clark, owner of the Horn Club and Ire plant In oan- jriide L o ck «, wan designated by the CbnnilM'r of Commerce iut the limn to npixwr before the comity board of commissioner* at Hood Hirer, requesting Immediate In stallation of a Justice of peace arid town marshal for the district be tween the Multnomah county line and Shell Mountain, near Wyeth. {j&ll&n Jim p 'S All Leather Shoes BOOTS, W O RK AND DRESS SHOES 4 Stores in Portland Fortified Wines 4 and 8 Years Old 21 Per Cent Roma Mar-Vista 50c Pt. to $1.50 half Gal. A/ARRENDALL Mr. and Mrs. H. Clifton and Mr. and Mrs. Ham Fulkerson were Saturday night dinner guests of the Jim Walls. The first new car in Warren- dale since last fall appeared Fri day when Mr. and Mrs. Joe Can to returned from Portland with a coupe, of popular and new make. One of the smallest residents of Warrendale Is the thorough bred police pup “ Rex” , owned by I. L. Waring. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wltnrow moved to the Ix>cks last week from their Lively addition home. D. B. Lively, of Portland, spent the week end at Warrendale, supervising the building of the new homes on his property. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Crocker entertained the former’s father, mother, sister and brother, all of Portland, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Butterfield vsftled In Salem Friday and Sat urday. Mrs. Carl Erickson, who was taken suddenly 111 Jn Portland last week, Is recuperating rapid ly at her Warrendale home. George Houtz, Sr., has returned to his home In Montana, after a month’s visit wtih his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Houtz, Jr. Alfred Westerlund is building a new home in the Warren ad dition and plans to occupy It soon. Mrs. Chapman Is working as cook In the new addition to the National hospital office on the reservation, feeding the hospital staff. GENERAL STARTS WORK ON EAST GUIDE WALL TYRRELL’S TAVERN Oppoalte the Oates In Bonneville AR C H IE CO O K, Manager HORN C LU B of Cascade Locks UNION HOUSE The Men's Gathering Place W. H. Clark, Owner With concrete pouring In the monoliths at the up-river end of the sea locks going at top speed, General-Shea workers built and poured concrete In the first forms foe the footings, or fonndatlons, of the east guide wall In the sea locks. The wall will not be as long as that at the west end. It Is believed, but will be built along the same graceful design. The most important features of the work in the sea locks cham- fuyhKse.sd her Itself, was placing of steel girders In the slots where the emergency dam, or stop logs, will be dropped In place, and comple tion of excavation for the 14-foot conduit trench, which Is the huge pipe that fills the chamber with wnter wlMi a boat is in the looks. Unable to use the high lines for the monoliths. General-Shea Is forced to drop Its concrete In a hopper and then carry it to the desired point In a bucket on a stiff-legged derrick. These opera tions have resulted In the work not progressing quite as rapidly as desired. KNOW HOLDS UP W O R K The unusual snow storm Wed nesday night gave the Parker- Srhram company, contractois on the filling In around the new gov ernment buildings nnd permanent residence*, a chance to lay-off for a day and allow Kern and Klbbe more chance to get Its rock block pile out of the way. This was the only project on which work was halted. At the Theatre LAKESIDE HOTEL Not since the day the Roose ! BOARD AND ROOM— RATES velt theatre was formally opened REASONABLE to the public last year on the reservation ha* *» billed three 5th & Main Cascade Locks - - . > pictures of such high quality as Manager Sid Phillips has arrang ed for this week. The trio, start ing with Friday night, are “ After Office Hours.” “ Biography of a Bachelor Girl” and "David Cop- Jeweler perfleld.” Running under tts new policy Expert Watch Repairing of showing pictures every night CASCADE LOCKS in the week, which. Incidentally, brought larger than normal at tendance for the Friday and Sat urday night pictures last week, fans will now get a chance to see three pictures a week. They are shown on runs of Frlday-Satur- day, Sunday. Monday, Tues day; Wednesday, Thursday. "After Office Hours” enjoyed a hlghly-successful run in the United Artists theatre at Port land two months ago. The plot 1» wrapped up In that often mis represented business, a newspa per. Clark Gable, the screen’s most popular leading man, is seen as the managing editor, with Constance Bennett as the cud re porter, with a society murder thrown in to liven the love af fair. Following that will come an WE-ASK-U-INN other light comedy drama, star Serve* (hlcken Dinners with ring Ann Harding and frivolous Robert Montgomery, “ Biography hot Biscuit« every SUNDAY of a Bachelor Girl.” Miss Harding Service noon until 8 p. m. plays the part of the artist, who We Do Not Serve" Beer "has been around” and is ap proached by the this time serious Montgomery, an editor, who wishes to publish her biography. The manner In which Ann’s for G. N. Hesgard mer lovers try to prevent the Building Contractor book from being published make this one of the most delightful ESTIMATES FltEELY GIVEN pictures of the year. Cascade Lock*, Ore The week at the Roosevelt the 'i_______________________ atre will come to a fitting climax Wednesday and Thursday nights with the famous Charles Dickens’ DANCING TAUGHT story. “ David Copperfleld,” which PRIVATE LESSONS is hailed as the best loved pic 6 FOR $5.00 ture of the year. The picture, Easy and Quirk Method known to every man. woman and For Appointment Call ATwater child, also brings to the screen 88413, Esther Reed one of the strongest casts of the year. Included in it are W. C. Fields. Madge Evans, Edna Mae Oliver, Frank Lawton. Elizabeth Allan, S A TIS F A C TIO N Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O’ G U A R A N TEED - - Sullivan, Lewis Stone. Roland Young and Freddie Bartholomew. ___Gas, Oil Tires and Tube* ___Expert Auto Repair TEACHER GETS ORCHIDS _ Radiator Service Battery Service WHEN PLAY BIG SUCCESS T. A WILSON, Mechanic • E. KAY ENAUGH, Manager Cascade Locks high presented Its most successful play of the Toothrock Garage school year Friday at the school Phone H-F-7 Cascade Lock* Ore auditorium, each time before near-capacity houes. The three- act comedy was titled “ Clover time.” To Mi«« Catherine Walker, who directed the play in addition to her teaching duties, must go much of the credit for the success of the affair. Despite the loss, both from sickness, absences and moving away, of more than half her cast, and a last minute auto accident which resulted in two more being hurt. Miss Walker turned out a fin© play. Particularly outstanding were the characterizations turned in by Jane Geitner and Howard Har rison. The latter, who was cut and bruised In the accident, also col lapsed during a rehearsal Thurs PITCH KINDLING day night, but refused to have the play postponed and was a su perb actor. TO RRQl’ MST TKACH Fit The tacks Chamber of Com merce last week appointed Al BAY FOREMEN HERE Myer, W. J. Carlson and Bob An- ! drews as a committee of three to Chet Ktnman and Ted Hill are meet with the Hood River county the latest General-Shea foremen school board and request an ad-j to arrive at Bonneville, coming In dltlonal full or part-time teacher last week from the San Francisco In the high school here. Bay Bridge. They are taking part In concrete pouring activities in the sea locks. Send the Chronicle to friends. LOUIE FOLSOM FOREST WOOD Per Cord ALYCE HARVEY’S WOOD YARD Phone 141 Cascade Locks
