The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, June 20, 1935, Page TWO, Image 2

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    N O N N K V I I J ì K f»*M
At the Theatre
I to October l i «o burn sla*hi«i*»
! Archie C o o k , T y r r e l l ' s tavern
n a tio n * out*tandli»K radio *n-
noucer and reporter, i* a murder
i 11 « ner ps'd * he fine
skit in which Heia Lugosi play*
an apache. Karloff i* the 'Than*
I MdloN
» «T
tom,*' Koirer Prjror and (’ heater
Morris are detect lee*. Douglas*
A c o n c e r t by « b e
City
Montgomery
i* an
Insurance!
¡American l^«b*n !"••«'• band I*
agent. Minnie Marne* appears as
planned for July ? on tbe »•♦»<
Col. T M. Robin*. divialc»M en-
a maid. J u n e
Knight
I* the
nation
ground. * * * • '
________
____ ___
"corpse'*'' sweetheart. and
Paul __ glneer
In Portland. ha* about
• blp of lloonevllle pos«
M
Lukas I» the “corpse. who isn't completed hi* r«**»rt on the *n»k® Marvin, local commander b..pe.
really a corpae at all. Topping all r |ver dam* and will have It In »hr io obtain the Portland P*»#« drum
this. In walks a black cat.
hand* of thr chief of eogtnr.-r. corps In addition
All
1^»«®
this week.
nalrea
of
Multnomab
count»
and
n t l i c HO
Contents of the report « i l l not from Hood River Mo«l®r and The
ROCK SLOW S Ur
be made public until after they I * Hr* Will be Invited to picnic,
O.B.S. R A IL R O A D CUT r.«cb Washington, hut It I*
to See the dam
erally believed that Colonel Rob-
Robins’ Report
on Snake River
is About Ready
One of the moat turbulent
courtship* In history Is that of
Buck Jones and Polly Ann bourne
in “The Crimson Trail.*' showing
Friday and Satu rday at
the
RooseTelt theatre.
' f * .
. . . . . .
To start Wi th ‘ A!**. f .r_ -th._nk.B
Buck's uncle ha* shot her fatner.
Then her father s friends try to
burn down Buck's uncle’s house
and string him to a tree. In the
midst of this she is kidnapped by
a cattle rustler and Buck almost
loses his life rescuing her.
Solid rock within . (o- l c d ol ¡ J *
m i e/u.'A
m w 'A au lf a l in if
Inrtft*
' * ** B
w
I
Joan Crawford, glamorous star, the a surface,
nece»*ltatlng
a u large
dam* which will c r e a t e
p<»ol«
plavs pure comedy for the first amount of blasting Is »lowing up
_ Ihr
to
¡line In i h , new . » - . < « • produe-; work on Orlno. Ber kem.er * S . r . - « « ■ « * *
u lZ .
tlon. • Form.kfnk All O l h e r , . " ' m . f . o o n lr .ct of f u t t l n « the r . l l - »— l « » 1» » •«
First dam on the program
which shows Sunday. Monday and road bed 110 feet deep through
the hill east of Ragle creek.
would be built at Umatilla i*hn
Tuesday.
With
the
finishing
of
rlgnt-of-
*, a m ' k e y to t h . jtn.ke must be
Although there are plenty of
dramatic scenes, the star Is given way clearing from Ragle creek to constructed >• ° r* **•■* n
!
for PuU,n* ,n thr ° ‘ her “ *
a greater opportunity for sparkl- the toll bridge. OBS is attacking
ing comedy lines and situations the cut from both ends where the
than ever before in the new ;
1 r.»saes its line a* the
Month ag<> < olooel R< bins
ture, adapted from the stage hit road curve« around the hogback a report with thr » * r dcparirom
of the same name.
A fleet of trucks l* filling In tiny in which he declared the dam *t
W S Vaa D y k e iif “The Thin Blue lake on the east side.
1'matllla was without
rri-
Man” fame directed and the cast
On the other side. dlrt Is oelng
unI«*« , h r «"'-™ n»»n t
Uld
includes Clark Gable. Robert dumped between tbe highway and down a P*M<y
* • ••
Montgomery. Billie Burke. Chas. Ragle creek bridge piers. A plat- n,**nt °f shipping on the Wt“ *'
Butterw orth. Frances Drake and form for floodlights to plav >*n His M V
- N
Rosalind Russell.
the excavation for night work has have the result of bringing about
Hollywood again makes tun of
blasted out of solid rock ewrlv construction of the I'matil-
itself in "Gift of Gab.” starring *b«ve the highway west of Ragle la dam Rverythlng points In that
Edmund Lowe, on the screen creek.
direction Only «tumbling bio. a I#
Wednesday and Thursday. The
OBS 'Ian s to run three eight- Harry Hopkins, who :« *. 1 ■ ,
picture concerns itself with the hour shifts totaling 350 men to
Hd and prot**»tir>g u * e of pub-
lie
work*
money for dam* In the
rise of an auctioneer to be the finish the Job next May.
VMrt. HnWfVer. it U doubtiq) if
Hopkins ran hall the program If
It ha* the Indorsement of th®
arm y engineer*, for the money
«pent to date Is not of great prar-
tlral value in opening up the Co­
lumbia to shipping.
To and From Portland
‘’Your Home Line”
The impression ha» grown up
I that the army engineer* wilt not
FREE PICK UP AND D E L IV E R Y S E R V IC E
•eek a direct appropriation of
$23.500,000 for the I matllla d»m
and $30.000.000 for the Snake
river dam*, but will lay down a
comprehensive program for de­
velopment of the river over a
Office Clark’s Cold Storage
Phone 231
period of several year* If thl* 1 *
done the first *«ep would be con­
struction of the Cmatllla dam Rr
asking for
$10.000 000
with
which to start the work the Job
could be started without further
delay. Next season, or the next,
they go |n and ask for another
$10.000,000. in that manner they
could string the «rork out for
some years and get around the op­
position Of earfefn people. * ho do
not want to see federal money
spent in western river*
Daily Truck Service
Lester Auto Freight
<
2 FAST
TRAINS DAILY
PORTLAND PAC I F I C
ROSE
LIMITED
The
The
Ar. C H IC A G O . 8:50 A.M .
Ar. C H IC A G O . 8 :2 5 P.M .
Alr-conditior.cd Coaches. Tourist and
Sta n d a rd Sleepers, Diner, O bservation-
lounge car. Barber, Valet, Bath. Porters
in Coaches a s well cs in the Sleepe*s.
A ir-co nd itio n ed C oaches a n d Stan dard
Sleeper*. 1 night to Salt L o k * City, D en­
ver. 2 n igh ts to Kan sas City, O m a h a ,
C hicago . Convergent local schedules.
[
Y E L L O W S T O N E -G R A N D TETON N A T IO N A L P A R K S
Through standard sleep ing car service in operation doily,
Portland to W est Yellowstor.* on The Pacifc Limited.
jt  £ û 4 n Û n £ Î .
— CITY Of
N O W IN SERVICE
PORTIAMO
NO EXTRA FARE
3 9 % hours, Portlond to C hicago. S is “ s a ilin g s '' m onthly. Iv .
Portland 1st, 6th, llth, 16fh, 21st, 26*h, 3 45 p. m. Iv . C h ic a g o
3 rd ,8th, 13th, 13th, 23rd, 28th, 6:15 p.m. Dm er-lounge, coach-
butfet, three »»ondord Pullmans. Com pletely air conditioned.
CAPTION? The Streamliner runs a t high rate of speed.
STOP! IXX)K! LISTEN! before crossing tracks.
UNION PACIFIC
G IU M
K K V
« ! < * . ! ts
Cascade Food Store, fnr , of
Cascade Locks Is in receivership,
it was learned when representa­
tives of the Portland Credit Men's
Trust association arrived to take
Inventory of stock on «he «helve*
Doors of the store were locked
J u n e i . Manager Dirk Morris
turned over the keys in Portland
to the association, appointed re­
ceivers for the »hop Whether the
store will be opened again or be
closed permanently has not been
j decided.
Hudson-human
company,
wholesale grocers of T h e D a l l e « '
believe themselves the »tore's
largest creditors.
*•»■< <“ •
B E F O R E LEAVING H(
Mr* Mo na Hal| ll||| «,,,-,
he r h o m e o v e rl oo ki ng
1
reerr«atb>n um »l , , t ,
p a y * her for it. dr*.«,,,
s t v e n her to v a c a t e b y Jga, it"
Hhe « a * a w a r d e d
In te re at at s i t per . r *t
g o v e r n m e n t s h o u ld p*y ^
f e d e r a l c o u r t In Portlaad
g o v e r n m e n t h a en t ^ 1 4 |4.
Mill now * e « k c * court
force p a ym e n t
I n t e r e a t on t h r ) « t f 4 i*e
a l a a b o u t |4 MA
k m d in your n r « * p«a ,
'»
CASCADE LOCKS
I ’l U i t i l O h *
NO
M»
(Vtsf r a t u l a t l u o * to th® I Ity of * a e c a d * L
k*
''.tt* 1
a u d U« l
for th® H»*t tt“»*
I*« hi «to»»
« *-«rwvw
tiooa. too. to th® m**i who will *»• Ha f»rw« olile*»* e t 4 t* *.*
m®n of f« freight who a t * etrivlag to bwUd *h® co as to«* tty * a \,
a city I d fact a* *»U •* «» ®A»r
WEST COAST POWER CO
DANCE
with IVAN KOEBER
and His S-Piece Orchestra
Saturday, June 22
MERRILL’S PAVILION
G EN TS 40c
L A D IE S lit
We Carry . . .
W. P. Fuller Paints
Sash and Doors
Wall Paper
Dry Wood
$ 3 . 0 0 a load
Lots For Sale
( SLASH BURNING SANS
PERMIT BRINGS FINE
Stanley Karbonskl. :,T ,. employ-
••d by Tyrrell's tavern. Bonneville
was fined $25 by Justice or the
, Heace O a . Eastman at Gr<-ham
; last week when convicted of
burning slashings in Cook's ad-
i dftfon without a fire permit
1 Arrest was made by Ranger
Albert Wie»c-ndanger of R a g l e
Creek station, who said he had
notified the tavern management
previously that a permit was re­
quired during the period May 15
M R S . H IL L W AN TS Pp
Central Lumber
Company
Phone 241
C ascade Locks* Ort«