BRISBANE] T H E
9
THIS WEEK.
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H«»fthorn racket#***
BONNEVILLE
CHRONICLE
gjxj b«i-.t !*«»• »• m*i«* n«t hastily
¡„neu )« Ih*« AlabsOMI offer* a V o i . 2
p tn
at i>rMIL flr«t.
I»..« lo «>»k# r**ro *bt#ky
at • ir t i* l*cf f t K t l tfettt »
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4i0roor»g* se» hwotlrf^ofi s*c..nd.
Ib, torti of A l«1«*»'»* » f not a» U«»*
aaffrrlßf •• » * n of Nrw V o lt
|lirkr'',^ri *"til<1 ttn4 A 't N w a I*
b*j ritma'* fot thHr b#«lfb
NO
HON M.\ 11,1,1.
PETITIONS ASK
RETENTION OF
TEACHERS’ JOBS
fari» *»d Atnrflrin 4 fr «»in iltm
„ jj mot an Ihat »ho muti Oow drww*
Ut a fa»Mon ■’/•'»•'•Hi»* ih » «unir.#»
aod con** ut lb* hutosn fo r *
To
Ityrw r t i 'i t i • bai th# «a t llr r « of
tfc* hum**» f‘*d» or» Uh# • wslh
through tb# str*#ts of Miami orar
publie of prlrat* bsthtog b*wch*«
Twa wUI a * strolling to thrlt
boita*. •• fr** from rat# or self-
twaarloownw* aa lilt»# bird*. b «#
of tadlM a m * tall a C m ) thin,
a tt-aW fify «bori and fat. »I«h lit-
trait; o^thlng am from tb# waist up
ttat could O'* b# r#t>tar«4 by two
k^lf encoaat ah*Ua faa*#f»««d to tb#
rtMt wttb a string around th# bark
of tb# awrfc. and bwlarwr th# waist a
•lip of auit*<ial that wnold cnak#
f i l l Skin of leaves look Ilk# a ball
4t*m
Sock costumes sr* unwtn# ~a*l#a
a »r *' 'p m Tb# #14-f»itlo a »i| mu*: a
dr#M down 1» th# ankle, up to the
l * i im w - l romantic U»!#f##i and
uacertatnty.
DAM
A report (Luti a|| f**rh#r* lo 'ho
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!>*» kt t/ h w li arn lo be
distili*##«) t,y th*
H«.r|
RjV#r
'«juf>I f •< b'*»l biaril haa tx**>o lo
circulation thu «n -k Tb# report
( » « » P M * **•>*t* t f »m a o to rm*
ro<nr busy win. a
p**ltl»n
to
» b t h th#y u à that all l#«fb#r*.
r I " ^ Mup«*nnt#ndent H#nd*r son.
h# r#em ploy«*) o«-*t y##r.
" hat arilo#. If any. tb# #>»unty
will uk<- prior
to
tb#
•'bu oi » l o U « i , to Jun# la
ani.
hc*«»»o but indication* sr# that
notbtoff
« ili
U
de/»» u n tll *ft#r
I Ast ID K 1.4 M k*
• i A« \l»i l / t * K h D l . V l l i D T
• f . l . i i l a TW O TO M H<401.
• lU tAU D * K A T * J I M * . I7 T H
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Two position* on tb* Hood
lt|y*r county
arbool board
» t i l b* filled
by r<-*l*t#red
voters June
17.
Cotuly
Hch'Mil Superintendent Uib-
win announr#d Monday.
On#
b#r from 'fa n - A.
from
tb* county lln* to
Frsnkton will bw *J*rt*d tor
*40* y#ar to fill tb# un#iplr#d
t*rm of C T All*gr#. mov#d
from th* district On# from
th* county at larg# will i*e
'hotcti to r*plar# Luhr Jen-
a#n. whoa# on#-yt«r t*rm *x-
plr#a thla Jun*
Nomination* may b# mad*
b*for* J j o * 10 by petition
t-*arlnir atirnatur*« o f 20 r#g-
l#t#r#d r#ald*nt voter*
• • • • • • • •
tb* n*w a m n lr n
qoaiily
tor
tb *lr p a i l l o t i
T w o « o l i * « o a lare* d#l#»s-
llo# o f («stenta * p p# s r * d tv#for*
tb* roqntyr b o to ] and s*k*d tbat
Hup#tlnt#nd*nt M#t.d#r*«<n b* > 11 *-
ml*»#d for c * js # Tb# tbf*# loral
l.loyd A. M’agner. Pacific roast
r*pr#s*ntat|v*s
of
tb*
arbool
manager
for Jow*<>h Dixon Cru-
board w#f# g a * * * t( at tb# m**t-
A fter tuckng away a h#artjr
lunch at th# K *; id« d o b Thur*-
day noon, member* of th# cham­
ber of commerce l#an*d bark in
T H T R S D A Y , M a y 23. 193S their chairs and listened
to
a
committee report on sal# of Rose
Festival button*. Ira Owen, who
manage* J. B.
i^abor'*
lumber
yard, was
presiding
over
the
meeting.
With the com m ittee’* report.
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| f j W t Oft tfet wav A
W.
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1 a * c \ v f a who owns th# Independent W ater
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company, arose to apeak.
Th e
Ham Orlno. Spokane, with a bid lhou!ht bad occurred to him that
o f f 793.191, was low among con-’ th* chamber o f commerce should
tractors seeking the jo^ of relo- ,,<r incorporated. So hr made a mo-
< »ting *h# I ’ nlon Pacific tracks f *oD to that #nd.
%
over Kuck#l slide b#tw##u Bonnt-
a##m* Ilk# * good Idea, mem -
vllle and Cascade Lock* Tuesday bf>ni * * ‘d to thenuelva#. as they
when bid* were opened In Port- paj" ^ d lh« measure unanimously
land by U. S engineer*.
I without question or debate.
Other bidder* and then bid
Mr i^b°T- to whose fatherly
price* were
Him* Hpkane cr>m- interest the chamber I* »aid to
pany. Spokane. *H08.kli9; P a il J. ow ** iUt le^dershfcp In community
Tyler. Orovllle. California. **35.-
lightly flick in g the ash
1*4; Malcolm and Bell. Portland. frora hl* c,^a r- told member* that
**35.554; Myers and Cioulter, Se- an incorporated Caarade I>ocks
attle, $*37.3*7.
chamber o f commerce would be a
K*rn
and
Klbbe.
Portland. legal person, able to hold prop-
‘. erty. able to a ffilia te with the na-
1*67.599; Guy F. Atkinson com-
tlonal organization, and perhaps
pany. Portland. $*77.651; Colum-
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mnit important,
important. to speak as a
bta Construction Company. Bon­
ref ognixed voice o f the citizens
neville. 1**7,296; Crick and Cun-
o f Cascade Locks. Further evi­
i
t
dencing hi* fatherly interest to
* *eorge
Pollock.
Sacramento. »a re the group time and work,
California.
$921.024;
Gutnrie. Mr. I.abor reached In his coat
McDougall * company and A. pocket to hand Dr. Fred Folsom.
president, a set o f by-law*, which
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A u .
Ï Ï S t he had obtained from the Port-
Portland. $949,582; S. S. McGof- i#nd chamber, and the necessary
iln ' Adr,an» Oregon. $1.690.900.
application blanks addressed to
Only one of the 13 bidder» was the corporation commissioner, on-
over the government engineers' ly lacking the signatures of cham-
eatlmate of $1.022.937. Orino, ber offlcera. No one seemed sur-
* “ ‘* ' ‘* t«*d »•»*> Malcolm and prised at Mr. Labor s anticipation
Bell In relocation of fthe Cnlon o f the chamber's need.
If other member* o f the (ham -
* “ c,flc ,r » clt» through Bonneville
to Kagle creek and construction ber wondered why Mr. Meye« and
o f th# Tanner creek viaduct, was Mr. Labor were ao anxious to In-
9229.746 lower than the estimate, corporate the organization, and
Thework under the contract In-
ar* »o bitterly opposed to in­
clude* the carving out o f a new corporatlng the town, they aadd
line for the railroad from Kagle nothing, did not smile. The mo-
creek east through the hill in an tion to incorporate was carried
The secretary
Immense cut. around Kuckel slide without protect.
to the toll bridge at Cascade w** directed to mail the paper*
Lock*. Several house* Lntlt last to the »® creu ry of state at Salem,
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summer on Kagle creek heights
will prohwbly have to be demol-
jjhed to make way for the cut
Work b exp^ ted to begin as
^ o ,, a, lhp slPp, 8up«.r*tructure
Kagle creek railroad bridge
Is
ib put in place and the bore of
Tooth rock tunnel Is cemented.
SAM ORINO GETS
JOB OF MOVING
PENCIL COMPANY MEN
INSPECT LOCKS SITES **•
... T*., h... .... ,,b,Wr
LOCKS CHAMBER
OF C O M M E R C E
TO INCORPORATE
«Z *
***.:* .
.iV p i
•d tbelr attitude toward retaining l»rg#-wt American — nell mannfic-
,v . I w t l l | . . . » M W H . C W 4 . I M I I »
o « aa island In th# Peart rt«*v. ...
. . . Inapectlng
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r _ the dl*-
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la1 » f a n » « of a tT.:»#a# fiahlng »0
trlct
for
»
possible
alte
for
«
mill
IllJO* 9>T»* U H I I D H k ilt
,r,r! for » poMlbl* alte for « mill
lag# dreaded and disliked a atwall
SHtJ#t>#nt where ?4 lep er» lt«#d
Air* Fr*d Anderson. b*4th J*g* lo » upPly th* company with wood
a**rty A dl*t*#t<"h fr*#» ll<Wkgkong brok#« In an automobil* wreck i ° r pencil*.
u p tb# ftPagera have solved their thi# spring I* getting tlr#d o f lay-
He wa* accompanied
by
hi*
pTr' #m by a ► • • «ft # of lb# 24 lep 1 ing la b#d Mr Anderwm ha* aak Pacifier northwest manager. Hob-
*rt followed by tb# d*wfrociioo and #d tb# town of a wh#*bhalr ao bla #rt C VcCollocb
Both
mak#
kuraing of th#4r aetM*fo#«t.
w tfa may ait up until *h# la abl# their headquarter* Ii H ü , Fr»n -
Tbat shocks ua now. but woch bor to walk. bop#d for In about * ctaro
tartly was tmro the rul#. Th* Old month
Mr Wagner, asked If b* were
• r e killed and nometlmea eaten I#
looking over mill
»It««,
stated
grttnidv# day«
fM M T tifl T»»
O K IH 'K
nothing definite; said he was in-
I>r M K Johnwn. M D , for- tere*t#d in th#
Bonneville
de-
merly of Han Fr*nrlaco will open velopment and looked upon Caw-
C#l»#r*l Daw#«, otiro Vlr# Pr##! *n office In t ** at# I,<rlu about < ade Ixvrka as poaaesalng ld-al
4rfti. always bo*v now visitin g Geo in ly 1
cim tn en U I altea for Industries to
#r»l P e rth ln i at Tu cw -o \ r t i_ my t
ua# electricity from th* dam.
'i M r t r i
ths v< n
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J«e*-ph IHion
Crucible
com-
any baa m)ll> at Oaklan-l. Stock-
rom- and human natnr* ar# detl
‘ *n and San leandro. < a llf . the
•Pet; working for recovery and Ir
V -»d tedng shipped
to
Jersey
Mvy of this year. pn#tt|«ely not
r llv for assembly of the pencil*,
later than July, tb# nation wipj
--------------------------------- of the
know the <|epr*#«ton la o v e r- W eit
I NNI II. HI'KING I It 4>»H I T
H H a pl#sa«re I-« have mmefiod)
I- \. >\\ l \ I ♦ » I ; W
•t !»*»( »«y go even *h«»ogh they
On*
huad'ed
telephone
pole»
hav# to »ay ll over and ove«
With th* spillway dam at. hut
. “
w er* moved Into t a»c*d# L»ck*
p i t after yeor.
ng waters
' V T V K I > <*vKlt
w ith approximatey 5<>P tickets
thla week by \V*at Coa*t Power <f the Columol#.
the
annual m iH - r s POST A T T H K A llt P o lt T
0. K. Corning of Big Spring*. e,thPr c° ld or » l«b»cr;bed fcr. the
T ‘ <- I allf>.mla nuemMt vote* TA company. pr*i»aratnry to moving spring freshet I* in full swing and
Nebr . was expected to arrive in »»u sew arm in g of Bouneville res-
Its
lln*-#
for
relocation
of
the
to 1. in favor of ih# Tnwn<wtid plan
trill continue until in July.
Casoade Lock* this week to iak% «*■'•»»'*«» auditorium Friday night
71 -• • »at* sefist# however revolt highway through th# community
Army
engineer*
do
not
expect
charge
as keeper of the govern- Pron,lse* to be one o f the largest
Th * p*d*w will h# placed on th*
H a? !
a»#d the nwilttfinii call
the
cr#»t
of
tfhe
flood
to
pass
he-
w
.,.w
.
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ment
emergency
airport east of ar,d best affairs ever seen in the
woulh aid« o f th# h'ghw *y from
Iftj *»n e ngreas to ennef the old agr th.
loll bridge to the
stale hlch- t o n th# la.t week In Jun*.
-n*»n town fo||OWlM the resignation of Columbia river valley dam of-
Pe'dlon Mil. J| u noi ^ ^ .n .je fiH
*'
Noble Hyde, form er
keener
In iic »*»** »>*lleve.
P# I n!te«| Ntntea to p*v twenty wav maintenance station. n*arl' ’ ** r,Vrr may r>* runn,n*
a m il* Pacific
T d * hone and ►«‘«nd feet, or mere.
charge.
G lgra y’s noted orchestra
four tt.<>u#and million dollars every
Telegraph crew* ihl* week are
Th *
late spring weather con-
c F Sunday, assistant keeper. from Portland Height* club will
fear, ti,# (nini
nt firing * Ji<
fringing
th#lr
wire*
Hnues
to
h
<
Id
back
the
high
"
a
-
has
resigned, effective June 15. P '*y
*be
latest
number*
for
Per month to every man |vaat sixty flnl«hlng r*
!*r
Gravest
concern
over
the
t
he
replaced
by
Irvin
Petite
from
dancers,
fololw
tng
a
short
dedt-
on th* north side
cation program. Bridge w ill be
W ork on th* hlghw*v under barkward s**as«in centers about { ’ niatilla government airport.
7'.-r# ar# miraci.-« of various
th#
volume
of
water
which
come
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played
In the two lounges, com-
Contractor Frank
K#rnan was
1». *v#u in healing leproay. H
n-.trlng
down
th»*
canyon
after
,
,
/
fortable
furnished with overstuff-
U N k s td-rrs LI lilt A K Y
can I n .
„ |hf,
hy pn»gr<#»slng l1#»* tb* high »* aool the
ed
leather
davenports and chairs.
ither
becomes
hot
Mr*» J. W. Woodward was a*p-
toward* town. Culverts snd ex­
a./jo-rf: itnral |Mi«er. It mu It* t|ous
If the water begins to arrive In panted last week
^ ^ ■ it b r a r ia n
in
tensions w er*
laid
last
week
ky •<
t* Ja.-iniho Hours, l'or-
vol
th<
ir'iii
engine«rs
,-harge
o
f
the
Oascade
Ix>cks
unit
1 H \ l I K K l It'S HADGK I « . » Nil
throughout th# entire ‘*1 mil# «*f
eh etnia t# in ilio d* Janeiro, the road to b# rebuilt The fill In w|l| find It neceswary to raise the o f the Ho.»d River county library.
A “ Oregon chauffeur's license
•rijuvi.eii * finger, and while aulTer- fn m i o f the school I* n.vorly < <*m- Cnlon Pacific tracks five feet for j ^ k * may
be obtained
from badge, apparently dropped from a
a. ut#
accblentnlly dlpiN-d pleted
the r»»ri">se of protecting It after ^jrff Woodward free of charge at P*»*In g truck, was
found
last
*e fltigi-r In a liquid vegetable ex-
week
on
the
Columbia
river
high­
-4
|jer
home
In
the
I^ock*.
S. vt t.. I m * undertaken I» «h# )h, v «,|,| u o t k w «TU
f«t l
of
* that he waa pre|tarlng. Tlila cut through the bank on the ea*t narth and rock to the top of the
way between Pounevllle and Ca*-
11W * 1* obtained from a end o f the business district, ex- Upper cofferdam
|»KH ('Y t iM U I H lT T MAKR1KS
cad'
Owner may reclaim
In
Bradford
braxlllan plant, mixed with pected to -be begun next week eU>ugh. east of the powerhouse
Percy Galchutt. worker on the »» *» »he o ffice of The Chronicle
Chaltnuogra oil. according to Dr. Dirt from the excavations w ill be „ m! naT|gatlon lock*.
powerhouse. Is a single man no Mt Cascade Locks.
cenando Terra. dlrevAartf « :A# Ido used t o t flllln i-ln In front of t h e -------------- ---------------
longer. In Vancouver, W ash., last
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.,‘‘J “üHro boapHal. bid already ravend)* l^>ck* Lum ber romi*«ny
Wednesday,
he
and
Mrs.
Hasel
Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Barr o f
^
M rl. Glen Bevln* and
L.
Stacey
of
Portland
were
mar-
California
moved Into one o f the
and lo ral*e t h ' * r» d°
" ' ,,C Mrs W. W. W illiam * were visi-
rive
f« * »
P o r t l a n d " o v e r the week-|rled The couple w ill make their W illiam s cabins east o f town last
lnh!!ÜT trr,denta are valuabls. Tha ss flv
* or six
main —
hu-ln#**
dl*-
*
home in Portland.
.week.
p*' Unger ahowed the way to through the nvaui
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,n «»nportant m r*
m e t.
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wT*“Li r * ’*^ *•
m,v
POWER COMPANY
STARTS SHIFTING
POLES AT LOCKS
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DEDICATION OF
AUDITORIUM TO
BE GALA PARTY
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