The Bonneville Dam chronicle., May 16, 1935, Image 1

BRISBANE T H E
THIS WEEK
FvpUining to liana I«
Mr. Morgrnthau's \\ *>rk
A U n t l ’ oint (or C rim e
I A l(rr«l du P o o l
fa n «!» , hearing of • proposed
Cal tad Sta U h "cainonflagrd mill-
t a r y
airplane
I mi *** Dear her
border.- asks for
Informati* n. The
State
depart-
meat will glad­
ly »apply It.
No m ilit a r y
f o r t a aeparate
tbe two roan-
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K|i
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Vi »1.1 'I K
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GROUP CHARGES
MISINFORMATION
IN SCHOOL ROW
SttC-IUpt t o C o n fu se t h e |MUD W ere
'* V * wlhrr; aired this week In a signed state-
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<ane day. let us hope, the two
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CHRONICLE
C h a rie* that an unnamed per-
•«*> «uppHed The
Hood
R D er
New * with grave misinformation
about the county e-bool b*ar4 i
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* .o k * i r p y u «,...
- « • * » - « further •m plorm woi o (
' Principal Vernon O Henderson of
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iitk a r IrU lM M
BONNEVILLE
perent-tea* hers* cnmmlttee
The statement, signed by Tftom-
W e « * « M c" (Urrt« 7 .A * ." * " h *»." C
\ k \ im a :
i \S4 \|l| |4H K**
• M AIN llAM I'K M K N T till»»«
• 4 'A IJ .K D ; IKH*I TO IIK4«l\
• 1*01 K IM . in
U IH h | IA
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Kids for 441,000 barrels
of cement for the iionneville
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main spillway dam will be
••penili by l*. s
engineers
May 21 In Cortland
Columbia Construction C o .
main dam contractors, hope
r i M K r t l M ) . MAI
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ENGINEERS PLAN
HOUSE WARMING
FOR AUDITORIUM
The IPtuoevilUt reservation au­
ditorium,
rom plH ely
furnish*-*!
and decora tad. will I*« o fficia lly
I opened to th*- palili* May 24 with
IOHN *• big * hou».- warming party ae
he* e 'e r bc«-n seen In the district.
dam
officials
announced
this
CULVERTS LAID
FOR NEW ROAD
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Not only* dam employee* and
•
residents
of the Bonneville area,
•
but
the
whole
country Is Invited
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T U D m i S ^ L I I / A S 'IS C ’ 10 * l,<r®d ,h*' brl,k * ftd «•rra-cot-
1 n l \ U U \ j H L U v i V J ** building » coming-out party
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Th ere won't be any laying o f
•
cornerstone»
or lengthy epe*-* h es
•
W orking at top speed, workers] by mik-hatted
dignitaries
la ­
• under Contractor Krank Keroao
* this week tlnUbed laying culverts et«ad. dancers will «w ay to th**
* and culvert estensione In prepare- strains of Jack tilgray'a exclusive
Portland Heights club orrbaatra
while bridge fans w||| play cards
river Is eg parted to be low
A snorting power shove] began in tbe two com fortable lounges
enough to enable ths com­
tearing at the bank just east of
The dedicatory dance la but the
pump -----
out ------------
ths main
» pany
--- , lo
- , ------r
<f»*- high school to m r » r out the first of a aerie« of entertainments
* cofferdam after Ila all-sum
new
highway's
right-of-way. pUnbed for the new building by
* mer soaking
Humbling dump trucks deposited th* Bonneville ifeta fu-rr**i,on
*
California.
Oregon
and
th* dirt In a fl!j across from ths
laiton, now In procsws of or-
* Washington mills are report-
sebo*»! P lllln g In la front o f tbe ganlaatlon to pmmote all reer«w-
* e*l preparing bids on the nun-
(
ad# l.umber company w lll be- H o m I actlvltle« of dam em ploy.
* tract Delivery, stipulated at
s.n In ab*>ut ( « o * ~ k s
* ee» N **t «rb*-dul«d on May 21 to
* IS day» after signing, will
Movlng *.f power
wiree
and ,2 » I. tbe minatre! show o f t i . d i­
* begin about August 1 The
p oi*. o ff tbe orw rlght-of-way
j . nd prT>dured
by Uewt
* locks and p »w erb «o se u**d
waa sipectrd lo bave begun ibis vi ||||.m PaU|*on. whlrfa w lll m ah*
* approximately 200.000 har­
week by West Coast Power com Ha f lr a pabJlc appearaar# Kridar
rela o f cement, bringing the • ^ by ritrltu. Telephone and Tele-
night al Btevenaon. W'aab
total amount to almost one
graph company crew* have «peni
Herwuae tbe federai govern-
million barrels
^,veral
weeks
movlng
thelr
polse
may aot purchaae ptaaoa.
•
• • f t
tmck Heveral bouMs bava been radW-s aad oiher slm llar rerrsm-
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moved from the line of the high- tional equipment for the lUdl-
i^ A
way to new foundations
toriato, small adml
n fees w lll
Traffic Wilt
move over
the be charged The fund w ill be used
straightened highway through the first to buy a piano,
later
»or
l» c k s by July
21.
completion other equipment
d at e n p u la ted In the contract.
^
building
conatrurled by
• ••ntrartor Kernan hop*, to government engineers, include« a
have it
finished
b*-fore then, modern stage and auditorium.
W orking force this week Is be*. «* ,t| Bg ,ppr»**lmate|y 200. Floor
W ith 22? new voters register­
tween 11 and 20, with 3 . to 40 jB hardwo*«d. 40 by <0 feet, r*-
ed up to the r|oer o f the books
egperted to be employ«
Within m o, . , ,,f , hr hairs turning II In­
H*«ords> evening, the battle on Ä mtHtk o f lwo
in a large ballroom O verstaffed
te
davenports and chairs furnish the
rade Is^ks eni
Its »»w w»d drf. suiwrvlslon o f Krank W alters.
lounge«
one in either wing
phase this week
T h . 1»J nam e, alrswdv listed
* * * -nglneer In. lade. Th, b a s e n t
has
space
for
The l f s names already lisi I
n| ) j mile o f the he«Ah«M ^ . . n .
_ R.
on the books brings a total o f r o ,«m b i- rl.*-r
, rf '
rourlA
* nd
•eld*.
June ^0,,,n,b,• r,T,*r
fy»*"»
modern gymnasium
420 voters who will de*
Id
1
tedi bridge to just east ot th*
whether Cascade lo r k s w
*
T?. ' W‘ r *
» B M I U . I , , « , H H .u l.r-
u that w«ew mo«* acceptable, a ma sklold. says In part
Jfrtty of voters ruling.
‘ Many glaring falsehoods were
Tbs North American ou*»Ov*«ot, contained In the statement band-
fr o « the Mesicaa border to the ed to The Hood River N ew « and
North pole, should be owe nati so. i printed under the hewdlng. ' Pac­
or If Mexico and others weald c**ms tional P lrh t In f'aarade
I«*cka
In. sit the way down u» the Panaam Igcho^l. etc
W'e are. of coarse.
canal, so much u*e better.
, directing no criticism
to
Th *
There .111 be no war M . w a News, but « e are ¡mp-w.blùg the
this roosiT) sod any part of ths veracity o f the man giving «urb
British empire. Common eras» far- a statement Tbe
Hood
River
bids It.
Any air base of oars county unit hoard received our
* '»aid iwutoabiy be as useful t* <*an- large delegation courteously and
sda ss to uarselmw. and ws s6*>sW1 reotnlsed to make a fu ll and thor-
be delighted to seo Canada swtab- ough investigation The rhalrmaa|
ilM> s string of air bases to tbo further stated
th a t-a
decision
D*rth « f OS. cwpe*-laily nkmg bar would be rendered at some later
PsclSc and Atlantic coasts.
board meeting **
Charges against Mr. Ilend-rwon
Hoowtary M<*rgeotbau. aeror In were the follow in g.
and
l :tineas as a banker. Inter*wted. | other, the statement said:
nigh
I
"Cascade
Iwwk i
personally, la farming more than In
con-
school
Is
In
a
deplorable
nwnry, has shown ths ootstds
world, to Its surprise, that be can dltloa.
2. Inability to diorlpilB* or
tnak* ths American dollar kaep Its
¡c o n t r o l th e high school students
I
In the procession, reg*"di
of niacy biniota of bond lssu«w. ae
g*dd basis, and other novelties.
tjambiwrs that ordinarily enjoy
•P^vUdoa
In
-exchange-
are
afrsJd of the American dollar. And
curiously, while some Americans
are sanding money to other coun­
tries, to maL-e It "•af#-.~ foreigner«,
and especially Britishers, sre In­
court to expedite the rush, regi.- ||nuln|t on
|h„ h(|[h
vesting more and more heavily la tnatfea.
t**fed
exactly
100.
"N eglected duty.
with double seven-lnrh concrete
the United States.
"T h a t a number o f parents
° n tb*
, „rn* tmrall*-lllng lh*- road Itlght-
wlll no longer s*-nd thH r children '.»»ration question Is
forseen by 0 f . Wmy ja wo feet wide, generally
" «Milngton discusses a -West to school to Mr. Henderson tOur Haders
or both aid*. Klrwt phss- f 0||„W|ng the line of
the
old
P< ‘&t for war on crime,- a send- ____
high ________
school has
f**« • «nar.y elig ib le, to highway, with the f||| In front of
__ _ a rough
__ enroll- * » • * «
nj..!tary school un*Jer the attorney ment o f 2ft pupils The parents of register as possible
w,,il Cascade I.umb- r con tany approx-
g*'.’.*»*J to train fighters to meet ths 12 have atated that their children be to convince those registered
f j VB f ^ i higher,
national crime army, that collects will not attend school next year 1° caat their ballots the
right
• .most as much money as the na­ at ('«sca d e ! » r k s If Mr Hender- way.
IO H4TIOOI.H HI M i Kit ID \ V
I « r g e property owners f**«r In­
tional government t»a*|f takes In. eon I» returned ’*
\T Hi h »D ItIV K H K fX T IV A b
corporation on grounds of Increas­
Th* war would be simple If gov­
Pupils of 10 Hood River conn
ed taxation.
They fear the ac-
ernment would treat crime as It AD4.N'DONM K\T IthXJI KHI KD
ty schools will gather Krlday at
»0Uld an outbreak of yellow fever,
A !^ndoD !».nl
~ot i h i t portion < • • » « « •
’T ! » * » ^
’
Ì ’ O ’p » " i n ’ tb .'H 'Z * n7 7 ’ hl«h
or Asiatic cholera, taking It really of H-. on ft «tro -t. f a . . . * . - l-o-k-. e - » o m - * « . W " . th .l I « » « * sch'.ol
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auditorium for the annual
•eriotisly.
tru.l.
undor
whlrb l l „ l . . t . o . „ lo t. n ln . .n d ,r l' " « • " ' •
.
" roun.y
Habitual criminals ure known, .0. H rd - ..I d ..... .. I. r«o n — l-d » " * • » ' "
. d ,m * — 1'* rhnlrm nn.hlp of M r. 1^1. fa m p -
Bjeri of ten or fifteen convictions, l „ . potltton ril-d with th . Hood -o n ip l-l.d . will not pH-* . » ^ ,n b#l„
ra keteera. gunmen. Make It clear Rlr*w county « o r t by W C. A n - . * » • ■ «• rP » r« » d C . « i d . Idtck.
Program Includes an orche-tra
t at once locked Up they would ders*»n of the Central
I.umher
•r get out aw long as they lived "om m n v.
>ou would a*-« the crime fa da
Objections to the Vacation of
»way.
the area, on which no buildings
are located, will be heard at H(»od
obtain adequate fire protection ORk
ILIp a rk d ale. Ptae
'• t j hud news for the country. In Rlv^r June f*. Anderson Is owner and Improvementa. to have local
»*®cieucy and energy counts of the abutting property, th « pe­ aelf government Instead of being * ° '
••
aawet number one, la tition states.
regulated from Hood River, the
the sudden death of Alfred du Boot.
county seat. 2d miles sway.
p irsT I**» ’ K A ll» M KK T
J'han with heart yi'eaaa In hla
Cascade lee k» fjid lee Aid this
f'Mdenre near Ja. kaluvllle, Kia. At
Mr.
Mlllss?*« Caarad*- Drug
week rane» lied Its regular Mav
of ***• Mr. du Pont
Cascade la c k s ' unpaved atreeta
company Is now settled In Ha new
*'** t^uuilng, ax Lie should be all »n o tin g since It fa ll* on Memor-
quartern, the 2ff-ff»ot soda foun- were transformed last week when
of new ecjt«wprises that wiaild
d* v N >It ^ ,h, r1n«
,b; tain being oompleted last w««ek.|a m*>lor rood scraper from Hood
b* T* h*»®"luterestlng to him
Ha Jun* 27*
^h'*d,,,,*d 7-*-lda Hess
presides
over
the River tore ’em up and smoothed
for the last ThursdAjr o f every
fountain.
‘,,n <lnwn.
month.
RFHISTFR
TO B A L L O T ON
INCORPORATION -l'
"00''
of AD?,r : , , ",, ..c^ :
.
lM,
LOCKS HAS STREETS
SCRAPED BY COUNTY
I
LETTER BROKER PLANS
SUIT AGAINST COUNTY
Damage« o f 9&0.000 wll* be
»^ked of flood River county by
O. A. Cobb, ('ascade !x>cks attor­
ney. who with (lene Hell, was a r­
rested Wednesday noon, charged
w,,h ‘ »P^f^Hng a lottery, after
their opening the previous even­
ing as the I»r k s * firm chain let-
s.
Arrest
* - — < - wan made In a surprise
r* « by llood H lrrr r o o n lr ', pro-
" * » " » * • ,,0.r " '> r- . John Maker.
County
< ounty S heriff W illiam
K-Hck.
Lb,pu,jr HhVr,,f
r , * r'*nr<‘
Ih* pair
Juatlre Rlrana-
awaltlng the
grand Jury
Jury w ill
1,1 J,,lv *• h,,* r ,h” rharg.-e
Cobh plans ault
against
the
county charging false arrest, dam­
age to reputalotn. Regardless o f
Sheriff Kdlck's frowna. he aays
his chain letter o ffice w ill re­
main open.
Mr. and
Mra
Val Tom kln*
drove through
Cascade I«>rka
Wednesday. Mr. Tomklna waa for-
mer resident state engineer here.