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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1935)
A 9 BON NCVHXI dam c h k o s iu l ^ Ft H R mors drastic laws, o f »ring panacea# (, () N T R A L T F O R P O ty f & many month*, « i t the bone of la th# form of more gov*r»t«*«l- owned or govsra»•#« • coatrollef contention. H O U S E C O M P L E T IO N t , J a c k Kimer. fiery »«»cretary -1 flnanrlal organisation» treasurer, told the assembly that B E L E T N EXT M (d Lasting la » * rslstlng to »ay pa»s* something should be done to re of human need arw formed aad mod Hide arw b * in c «*||*^ . lieve the fire menace In Cascade Through the raging water* of •Ued la tbs rough school of practical •'Hot and getting h o tte r" might for ** ■ Locks, that the proposed rural the Columbia river where It boll* human eiperleac# aad ar* asuaily army have been the weather report the of the eupwrettu« lur* district would levy a 2 -mlll tax over huge boulder* at t **• • lbs result of souad evolutionary Cascade Locks cham ber of com to cover debt requirem ents on the rapids Capi. Karl R o s e n b a c k of processes rather thaa <»f euddea ita powerhouse about in , merce session last Thursday, $ 1 ti.UOO PW A loan already ap Cascade lawk* Thursday drove puises to rhsogs fuodameaiai p ria Ju ly . when 35 buslnes men turnea out T h e r o a tr e c t u the |M ^ j plied for. that the money would I his diesel tuft. Ware«», "ju st f«»r for what promised to be an Inter dpi*« rem aining to be let og be used to lay a pip«* line with the fun of It.** for what I* pret> If ws soaiy»* the new haaStn# esting meeting. hydrants down Main str«*et with ably the last time In the rt»er * • t>d • ' r H It •• picture which has developed duna# Creation of a rural fire protec- »kl eel ee e whole will ttonr d‘ . t î £ t ° f r ô m Uthe Multnomah w* l * r coma from the ftovern^ hlMorr lhllt , he f e .t will done ••Il «g ibt past eighteen months. we c s s way to «»mplecioa to u n tv line to sh e llr o .k moon- ■ “ * l " w' , h ' l’K'k• * ,| ‘ C .p t . l n I U . M b . e k h . , .b ot tb. aot help bat arrive at thè concia • *eo*i el S h e * , n " ‘•'•'U*, before comrresa to g ran t the rural ^ p i d , „oca before, wanted to do sloa that evolstb'uary changea tain near Wyeth, hanging fire district permission to tap the line ^ aJi»in before they *re drowned th« p* werohuwr f. undatleg ( which have lake» place ts banking, for fire use only. olll go feel of water when B « b - na* Igatl.-n 1 «« k » •Afreet «a hg and the economic life the nation Pon F ran cis couldn’t see th e nt.,|j|p dara ts completed The at- the s u p e r s t r u c t u r e „ 4 „ b sense of a separate district when tem p( made following the of which II U I part, have Jwetlfted p o r t e d t h a t t h e Guy f mach of the banking UgUiatloa re Aft*d Cascade iBooks will have a city prf>vlous w e ek s *uccew»ful p*s*- rotniasny will see« t he cently passed. As w# look ahead sad ' ! y governm ent under the new incur- up , hr rap|tj , by «he *o»rrn- l o o I C o l u m b i a will not consider the new problems which poration probably as soon a* the powerful tug Bonneville Army engin « a r t a*tbi|au rural district could be organised, * * 1100*4 a t t he dam. for the first are facing as we must Inevitably t h e w o r k o n t h * powee couldn’t see why W yeth residents tln, e , n history The War«» <*n»e come to thè conciatila that nome be finished within • n i PAID XO ATTENTION should be taxed to pay for Cas- (,own (hr rap',,j*. hugging th*- further changes la our baahtas Uwe TO ENVIOUS ( k k i N i r a w «Continued j Washington shore. w*s caified will beron« aeceasary Mrs. J . H. V alentine of F ree cade Locks' fire line. Oscar Hyde, cool and collected, through the swift water pa»t the port, N*. Y., writes: “ I lost 14 lbs. with Kruschen and my husband admitted he knew little about the lo „ brtdjt<. ln f t l m|nui.s took off 12 lbs. in 3 week» a n d ' niattpr. called for a vote to s w Turning upstream. the rraft -.w ■ intends keeping up the good i w h ith e r the business n»en favor- plunged up to the foot of the rap work. I think Kruschen is simply ed creation of the district. Argu ids. managed to make the lower ft ment raged, ended abruptly fol break before the estimated - 2 - wonderful.” a w Intelligent folks like Mr. and lowing a motion to adjou rn, when mlle-an-hour sj»eed of the * » lf t .A Mrs. Valentine don’t listen to gos J . B. I-aber reminded President water, turned It ba* k The \V»r- { V £ siping folks who tell them i t ’s itn- Dr. Folsom that such a motloa co ’» 215 horsepower diesel* drive If took precedence over all others possibe to reduce safely. her 64-f«»ol hull at a »peed <>1 1 j D a Members rose, paid their tickets, Kruschen Salts is one safe re mile* per hour. ducing treatm ent i t ’s a health left with nothing d efinite accom-, à? > -* 0 Passage of the rapid* u i made 1 treatm en t— physicians prescribe plished. 4 a bit difficult by lower-than- - æ SSS t It— just take a half teaspoonful usual water for this time of year in a cup of hot water first thing and by the fact that Bonneville every morning- tastes fine with operations have speeded up the ju ice of half lemon added— a ja r river cu rrents belowr the Ca»«ad««* lasts 4 weeks and costs but a few Men selected for forest lire to 12 mile* an hour or more cents—any drug store. Bonneville lookout duty on the high peaks Passengers aboard the W arm . Drug Co. sells lots of it.— adv. mo*t of whom got thoroughly and towers within national fo r est* must be able to pass a special soaked wf - • ‘ • p«-d »• new eye test devised by the Pa- seas, were s K. Perras. H R Clod- ff DRS. HARDWICK & ciflc Northwest forest experiment felter. Mias Sldoola Cayo. W M LEWIS station, research branch of the Kayo. Hugh Miller. Art Inveli en- Physicians and Surgeons United S ta te * fore*t service In g ln e e r . G e o r g e Rogardu*. deck- P h o n e*: 4 1 8 1 — 6 S S 1 W ashington and Oregon. hand. Ralph J Staehll Medical Building At the fire guard training Movie cam eras for Paramount HOOI» R IV E R . OREGON camps held on each national fo r and MOM «worded the event to est at the beginning of the fire be showrn In current newsreel* season this eye t**#t will be given ------ --------------------------- ___ to all candidates fo r lookout pos ition*. Outdoors, and in the glare The ORBGOXIAX R ep resenta of full sunlight, the prospective I I m s nier H 1« tu know thaï th«»*** who like vn* By R. K. H U »IT tive may be reached at the lookout will be tested, among ran l *»*! in tou<h with m in n - ORE.-WASH. F O X FA R M »Tes. American Bankers Ass’n o th e r things, to determ ine how Cascade Locks fa r away he can see a circu lar D A N KING at on* tltns was a prV I fui (io«*] no«* «lami a position or • buttnov white spot 3-8 Inch In diam eter vat* business, but more recently Ira urtion can easily e reach 0 >«»u — against a dull background aoout ha* developed Into a profession—a 1 H by 3 feet. Those with good semt-pabtlc pro I hai voti are a part o! \our work)! eyesight can see the white spot fession This Nothing does *o niu« h lor *o Unir a* a le!*phc*»* when It is more than 4 50 feet e b a n o tas not away, and persons with exception It »imply doe in t fnty to hr without one. come tuddsbiy ally keen eyesight have seen It at but is th* result 6 1 7 S. W . 6TH th » r u m i r> i . h 'H o n ». a n d n i j i i i u r a distances of more than 600 reet. of an evolution- l'S « * i| r [i>|| B E aco n 7 2 1 5 T h e careful selection and tra in ! ary p r 0 e • • a. ing of men assigned to th e Im j B a n k i n g ha* portant duty of reporting forest j g r o wn and fires beore they have reached DON N A M O H R changed w i t h large proportions is essential in I the growth and j D ress S h o p saving costs of suppression and J change of our preventing serious losses of fo r country. CASCADE LOCKS est resources, it is said. In ad The L a n k • r dition to having keen eyesight- who has sur lookouts are chosen for their k I. HECHT vlved th* trial* alertn ess and ability to use maps. I and tribulations fire finders and other equipment. of the past few year* has proven Lookouts must be able to recog nize the first thin haze of smok«- himself » man of courage and abili ty, and w* may well expect him to which precede* the conflagration. Because of the excessive glare in meet the problems that He before which they must work, these look him with resolution and sound Judgment outs are provided by the forest Unfortunately R has become the service with a special type of fashion to blame on our banking ey*- smoked glass goggle to protect tem all the troubles which the de their eyes while on the Job. pression has brought As a conse- queue* we hear much of needed re form of banking by law. No one win TUG WARCO MAKES POSSIBLE LAST RUN OF CASCADE RAPIDS LOCKS CHAMBER HAS FIERY SESSION ABOUT RURAL FIRE DISTRICT I Fat Folks Read This SHE REDUCED 14 LBS. IN 3 WEEKS FIRE LOOKOUTS MUST PASS NEW EYE TESTS O f course 111 come Ilo iv nice you to T elephon e!” ... Ronald Hall BANKING EVOLUTION TOMMY LUKE BONNY VILLA io 'yJl TAVERN Half mile west of Bonneville BLITZ-WEINHARD AND SILVER SPRINGS BEER j* & jt Bottled, Jug and Draught B eer V isit Our New Complete F o u n tain Lunch ENGINEERS CALL BIDS ON LOCK EQUIPMENT d,?y ‘i “11 'ortaln ri “SiMCNIZ Made the Finish Last Longer * *v< *■ SimOni’ y0 ' or even a hur.d Bid* for constructing and In which need correction, and that « r Simonig stalling lock operating equipment tain abuses wt-i* committed which f . c , at the dam will be opened by army no one wishes to defend or have re *ui. to , always tw in engineers Ju ly 10 in Portland. Nearly 4 .0 0 0 .0 0 0 pounds— a l most 2,000 tons o f steel, copper and oth er metals will be used in construction of upper and lower m iter gates, four ta in te r valves, machinery to operate g ate* *nd valves, six floting mooring bitts. floor plate* and gratings. T h e contractor will have 120 to 235 days to com plete the Job a fte r the order is given to begin work. M *r l * how in, .. --IWI main possible in the future. Never before were bankers more deter mined than they are today to bring afn»ut whatever changes In our hank ing system are called for r , h public welfare. The Ks*it of (jood Law* The best results can and will b* accomplished by normal processes and gradual adjustments of our pres ent private banking structurw-suip ably supervised by proper authority - r a t h e r than by th* wf gUJ| : 1 ■: -1 !1 ... thr fi, ..h!u<t H r r •: • .1 5 * -hi n gli w< t h e r t n û B M i H l it i t t f M cn a:v[ S i t im i ./ K > r n c r U yout * I a r
