The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939, August 01, 1935, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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Milling
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a hila
ihrli
. oi»«trut Mon
Mr
lier house ami ara
dation for It and
c e le b r a t e t i ht»
i ’ir.lnj In tha a t.
« lu lo tlle d In a
da to p ii* fa rd i
■ baked th*- b.rtb.
a
V
k
OUI
i it«*w colony of hoin«*s
I * li« t * r r o Ilio W II.
and P«nu's t*v*rn
m o c>, i m i « « du-
•Ir H**n««* on l i * ^ II-
moved II lo Ila n r »
«re
V !«• 11 *> h
W ilbur Ka*lay
luft-nta o f a la * lt
• tit • { th* Ir h' m«
Mi», Km*l*y and
tcfatar alona »»«i*"t>■
OF
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'ÍG NOON
ANO COLORING
BONNY VILLA
TAVERN
[Columbia Gorge Hotel
H im «!» R|\ H i. OREGON
unday Chicken Dinner 85c
10 ACRES. W A T E K F A L L S . RU NN ING STREAMS
Get Our New Low Rates bv the Week or Month
^ > r UI Attention Given priva te Dinner parti«*« and Dance«
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Convenience
Banking
/
■— It 1« surprising how simple and handy It Is to
bank by mail through
partment.
our
Send us a money
llank-by-.Mall
order
for
de­
the
amount of the deposit or Just endorse your en­
tire rh«»ck direct to us. The finest banking fa­
cilities ¡»re no farther than your postoffice.
Hlxth at
dtark
•nlng.
Mi r a. ■ OI< *n Johnson and Mra.
Hoy (•»
*B‘ Friday In I'ort-
land
At the Theatre
YOUR
MS I 1 n 1 n I
OUT AT t- (
ENLARGING
< H R O > I C I, K
WARRENDALE
SN A P SH O T S
TP l
I» A M
«»•Nir*. Clark tr*< t m * of n,* f„ *
farm
M tillan r
Mr and Mr* J M a rl I iim ' i
• <» h*T ho ma In Han Francisco * f t * r
flauglitar. I .lili,
•pent Hi
.i »*-k’* visit with bar a la tar. Mra.
la Hood Hitar
h * y c ON
Mr, and Mr« I» t \ It*
ware viali ad F»
tpM’ilV t )i«tr*■!,(»
C. Bogart. Hr.,
W II tliillon ar.
IfUl
ton. Mm n*>r ir
«tra U w iri*
Oakland. <‘a llf
and daughter.in
Mi
K \f* Omnia
i
onth
or more
with th««| * h 0f
trailer
honre.
M operi before
tir nit >g to Oake 1 n
GTrfJ
» Hnnry V!!!a
Ifctid
h + T *'
’ live.
Mr# Kuthryi1 OH’f 1ind M slterl
%,f f „ ft F
left for Port-
JV m fy Wefe «ti iltor« 1/i Portland .
h(| V
rft friend» for
Mond* y on buiilßirii,
Mrs A. It hIf fil ftl<* f # and »mail I ** v#>ra|
%lr
d Mi
4*u«H i er rot irr>*4 U*< week from j
K. Jeffreys
A % Ac M 1
Hon «t ti^
|i in'll ||,
o ttarreudale
Mr* 1 -eo Cnink i f f ht Haliirdav ¡ ^ T m I
id
L. p i<
ddl and party of
f » |< d* frr.i
w w o*>a
C
ind visited f'ilf.
Steiner Monday were shown
fi»n.i
the dam.
and Mrs llolub have moved
the l.|ve|y addition to Brad-
Uland
EVELOPING and
PRINTING
1
H ° * X K V I L L K
HE ttiovffi f* |
!• property fr on»
th«' Georg* Town»»»
at Herman creek i„ if,,.
GEER
d
>f *
BANK &
C A LIFO R N IA
Portland
Forest Service
H E vnv
BATTERIES
l.lghtnlng In the short but
13-15-17 Plates
spirit«-«l st,r:n a w w k ago Tues-
day aat «lx fires In District. Hanger j
Hoy I.. W o man's territory, and
GUARANTEED
1* »till < a lining the fort-airy ser­
vice plenty of worry.
1 to 3 Years
of thei fires spread over
a f|i
*r «cre­ In ex* '-lit, bill only
BARTOL MOTOR CO.
aci ion by t i »renters. out*
p;
p and by CÍ,'C boys from
and C^iscad*- I/K'liH Ca mpa
• d a lai ge area from being
lounly ho rued. Panned by a 40-
le wind, a hlaze up Viento cr»-ek
ni »day ih reatened to get « « a y .
EVERGREEN
r.
finally subdued Friday. Ap-
xlmately 70 men were employ-
LAUNDRY
I
dui
week fighting fire«.
AN D
Ranger Vondfs Millar from the
DRY C L E A N E R S
(O partiaor'i office Ill Portland
ru»hod short »a v ,. radio equip­
ment to Columbia Gorge station.
DALLY SE R VIC E
Portable set« were parked In to
L E A V E HI NDI.EM A T
the fire», and wer<* found to work
F R E N C H ’S Bonneville.
efficiently In directing the battle.
M E R R IL L ’S Cascade Locks.
Foresters are «till searching for
5f r il!il* blaze«. F ire« have oeen
O F F IC E ’ ON R E S E R V A T IO N
**notrn to break out several week«
nf’ er lightning «truck, having
smouldered Inside snags all the
time without t-howlng them-elves.
G. A. C0B3
RESERVATION PAVING
NEARS COMPLETION:
NEW EN TRANSE OPEN
ard Cl Robinson la "On the
Motorists now drive onto the
n a hi* way In "Th,. Whole
dam
reservation via the newly-
i Talking*' »bowing Friday
turday at l lo o e t r li theatre psved entrance way und**r the
li**nn*'Vlile gam r**»*rva-' '« * t » r m o ‘ t arch o f the Tanner
ere* k railroad viaduct. .
The old entrance arrosa the!
Inaon playa th » part of the
highway
from T y rre ll'« ta v e rn ,
ok keeper v<jo Anda hlm *"lf
wad
blocked
o ff Monday morning
jib e d< able of g nn('ir*oui gang,
by
OBM
truck»
dumping dirt to
j »ter. being btyfltcd d *wn as public
« •i#mr No 1 H!s w lggl** to get complete the railroad g ad«, that t
o*u of the situation, complicated. wll! take the relocated Union Pa-1
, of courae. hv a girl, nrovfde mva- i l f c around the dam. ast the v ia - ’
duct, autos rttil must detour onto
! tery and au*penae aplenty.
If *'Frank*-nal*dn" cau«»-d nlrht. tbn rough dirt road leading down
mare» or lew of sleep, better not Into camp.
Paving of roa<$« In the p «rm a -,
1 **e what Roosevelt theatre ha» to
nent
quart**rs area is aprroaching :
2 o*fer Sunday. Monday and Tu«»s-
completion.
Warren
Northwest
*tay ' The Itride of Frankenstein"
Roads.
Inc.,
contracter»
for the*
! 1* eve« wor»e for creeping chills.
130.000
Job.
hope
to
finish
laying
1 t * :*• m« **s*apade»
the
i«0
0
tons
of
blacktop
between»
Boris Karloff, who make» hor-
I r.»r an art. portrays the monster contrete curb« already In place b y'
again meet« hi« match In a "mon- *1*«* end of this or the first of next
•teretfe." played by Elsa I.an- week. About 60 men are em-
rh»**ter. In a - wlerd laboratory, ployed.
scientists create the woman mon­
ster with electricity to serve as WASHINGTON CREATES
Frankenstein's bride but what a
BONNEVILLE DAM BODY
bride the makes' Valerie Hobson
and Colin Clive furnish the r«*al
A *> advisory commission of fire
InVfi interest. In contrast t.* the members to cooperate with fed-
$itp«»rnatural affair between the era* and Oregon authorities in de­
mon-ten.
velopment of Bonneville power
Against the setting of Ireland's Wa" created last week by Mash-
stormy revolutionary day«. Vic- Inston's Governor Clarence Mar­
tin
ti.r M d jiglen In "Th e Inform er
Members are: Fred Mauser.
Wednesday and Thursday por
trav« the struggle going on with- ^ o f th Bonneville: E. A. Hamil-
Ir, one man « sm.l As Gyp«. Nolan. *on- maTO«' o t Vancouver. Wash.;
primitive I and rebellious
Irish Roy
Dobbs. Camas; Frank M. \
prlmitl
Dallam.
Kelson; George Moody.)
giant, he Is torn between good and
evil, prove« that a man Is no Mashougal.
better than his weaknesses
And
Purpose of the commission, said
man's weakness. It seems. Is wo- Governor Martin. Is protection of
Washington's Interest In the pro-
'Downfall of McLaglen 1» the ^ * * keeping the executive man-
blonde Siren plsved by the new slon Informed of developments.
"nrlD h import Margot Grahame. recommending step« to be taken
T o get her out o f sordid surround- Governor MarHn stated that the,
„ •» McLaglen peaches on a pal. commission w ill cooperage wrth
'ommlta the greatest crime known all Oregon groups to further the
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t. hi» country, sll for
paltry
2« development of Bonneville.
rounds
Fate pursues him. his
own act cause» l\|s destruction, TUNNEL 2 CLOSED ON
« l e a t h e r Angel nnd Preston Foster
HITTING WATER FLOW
ar„ In the supporting cast.
Workmen boring tunnel No. 2
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(tuckel slide drainage svs-
IMtl s l H I A T S I NCI.F \ ISITS
tem* were taken by surprise last
Col Preilerlck A. Delano, uncle Wednesday when water sudden-
of resident Roosevelt and head of ly gushed from what had been a
the national resourcea hoard, on dry face, hastily scrambled from ,
a tour of the country, was a dis- the tunnel.
•Innulahed visitor to Bonneville
The tunnel is believed to have
,1 «m the end of Inst week. He was tapped o Pocket o f water held
accompanied over the project by under the slide. Flow is estimated
party of 10. including Major at 250 vallons per minute Crews
Skerry and Major Williams, «list- »**rp laid o ff until 4 p. m Thurs-
rlct engineer Colonel Delano was day. when they went to work In
^ Itv- rc«sed by the work, said that three shifts on tunnel No 4..
I opportunities fo r !nt*NiR*nt P i«"- dosed for some time to allow
nlng are unexcelled In this region, drainage.
ATTO RNEY AT LAW
Notary Public
Cascade I/ x k «, Oregon
COLL’ MHI A H O T E L
Coffee Shop
>l*-al« Herve«l Fam ily S t)lr
< HU KEN D IN N E R E Y F lH
St’ ND AY
Cascaci«* ! xx k «
PAUL HOHBERGER
Q U A L IT Y W O R K M A N S H IP
dK^ELER
RON N E V IL L E G IF T SHOP
On the Reservat ion
H IL L ’S SH O W ER BATHS
2.V each or 5 for 91.00
Next door to Dew Drop Inn.
CASCADE
LOCKS.
ORE.
Read the Ads
G. N. Hesgard
Building Contractor
ESTIM ATES Fit E E L Y G IV E N
Cascade Locks. Ore
LAKESIDE HOTEL
BOARD AND ROOM— R ATE S
R E A SO N A B LE
5th A Main
Cascade Locks
WOOD
1 Cord. $5.00
i/2 Cord $2.60
1-3 Cord $1.75
12” or 16” Lengths
Clark’s
Lumber and
Fuel Yard
Phone 82
1 Mile East of Cascade Locks