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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1935)
T H K For R B O N N K VILLK Mark A. Shields, . . Editor John H. Travis, Business M an ager Editorial and Business Office in Bonneville, Oregon. Mechanical Department in Cascade Locks. Official publication for American Legion post No. 88, Bonneville. O r e g o n . __________ _ SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier One month ..............— 20 cent« Three months .............. 50 cents By Mail Three months ................... $0.60 Six months ...... $1.00 One year ..............- .......... $2.00 OUR PROGRAM 1. Develop a fire protection system. 2. Create a water district and develop lands between Craig- mont hotel and Herman creek. 3. Install street lights. 4. Lay down sidewalks— even though they are wooden side walks. 5. Urge th* federal govern ment to purchase the toll bridge and make it a free bridge. 6. Launch a campaign to make the lake back of the dam the most popular resort on the West Coast. r I* K w i n - MACY'S SHOWS FALL FASHIONS SATURDAY THE DAM CHRONICLE Published every Thursday in the interests of the BonnevMle dam area. DAM latest in fall fashions In wo CASCADE l/N’KS men's wear will be shown Sul or- Fourteen Cascade Locks boy ^ oVon,n(C a, , ht> fa|| opening of Cascade IBooks ladles' scouts under StH>ut master NU L. Maoy> Morgan held their first outdoor readv.to-wear shop across from meeting Thursday y evening at , he post office. Eagle creek cam pground. They event, expected to attract were accompanied by C. N. Teal, women from th«» entire dam urea, state highway engineer on the new will be held from 7:30 to 11 P- Eagle creek road bridge. m. Selection of offerings has been The 14 scouts all passed their mad<a from WutiinK women’s ap- flrebuilding t camp a in i cookery « » « » .» and u *■ parel manufacturers tests for seCyid class scout rank. | gt Sty . ranRe from slK)rt wear In They were given just two matches wool or corduroy to evening each, had to build the fire with- #. i dresses in velvets and silk crepes out paper Over their open f res jn newest fall col- they cooked steak on a stick, ors will be featured. Other lines baked potatoes in the hot coals. include the latest In sport coats, The Cascade Locks troop's next fur-trimmed coats, skirts, silk outdoor excursion will be an over dresses in both prints and solid night hike to four-mile camp on colors. und»rwear. hosiery, sweat Herman creek. They will sleep out ers. knitted suits, leather jackets, under the stars, do their own handbags and shoes of all styles cooking, learn more of the ways of scouting. BONNEVILLE Six Bonneville boy scout troop members spent the night uuder cloudy skies Saturday at the Sev en-mile camp on the way to Wah- tum lake. Ashley Myers, troop committeeman, led the boys, who all returned to tell of the fine time they’d had. COURT TO SEE ABOUT ROAD IMPROVEMENTS County Judge Hasbrouck was expected to come from Hood River to Cascade Ix>< ks this week to in spect the county road leading to the Locks ground with an eye to improving it. The judge'« visit follows that of Erwin Brolliar to Hood River. Thursday, to ask the county court to make that road and (he on«* leading off the highway between the C. E. Cams and A. L. Slew- art homes more safe for traffic. The court declared the latter road to be up to the city to improve, but promised to inspect the one leading under the railroad. Brolliar was appointed several weeks ago by President Frank Hall ,, of the Civic club to see what LEGION TO NOMINATE Nomination of officers of Bon neville post No. 8^. American Legion, for the coming year will be made the post's next meeting. September 11, at the reservation auditorium. Commander Dave Marvin announced yesterday. A commander, two vice-command ers. adjutant, finance officer and A STUPID POLICV sergeant-at-arms will be nomi Senator Homer T. Boo«, of nated. Washington, has delayed and de feated enactment of the Bonne low* rd* " UnK W * LICENSE EXAMS SET two roads. ville dam bill, now before the A state examiner will be In senate, at this session of confess. Bonneville library September * to Bone insists that a grave injustice accept applications and give tests will be done the people of the Pa for drivers’ and chauffeurs’ li TEN NAMED TO MAKE cific northwest if Charles Bohn is censes. No examination, except in COLUMBIA BASIN STUDY permitted to purchase bulk of tjie rare eases, is required for re Ten members have been named power for use in manufacturing newal. Hours will be from 9 a. m. on the Pacific northwest regional aluminum. to 4 p. m. planning commission's staff for Much fault will be found with making a Columbia basin study Bone for his attitude, and yet and report recently requested by HIGHWAY CREW IN 35 there are thousands of people in Roosevelt. Oregon who believe Bone is pur FEET AT TOOTH ROCK President Members announced to date are suing the proper course in de The state highway crew under Dr. Charles McKinley, Reed col manding that the power be re Jack Doyle has bored 35 feet into lege, study of political and eco served for sale to the public. The the east side of Tooth rock in its nomic aspects; Dr. H. V. Carpen dog-in-the-manger policy is stupid exploration tunnel work. ter, dean of the engineering and silly, for common sense The work is being done to de school, Washington State college, should tell Bone and the people termine condition of rock which power investigation; Major Jo as a whole that there is an abund the state will encounter when it seph Jacobs, Seattle, consulting ance of power in the river which begins its projected job of build can be developed for sale to cities ing an 800-foot tunnel through engineer on the inventory of wa resources; P. Hatherton, and towns desirious of installing which the Columbia river high ter Olympia, research engineer; Chas. municipal power systems. way will pass. Rock Is reported E. Carey, consulting electrical en Daily one hears people remark rotten for some distance in from gineer; H. P. Taylor, Boise, min that Bohn’s request for the power the surface, harder inside. The ing engineer; Dr. Blair Stewart. at the dam is a move on the part finished tunnel will be lined with Reed college, economist; Fr«*d R. of large utilities to get control of concrete according to Doyle. Brown, asociate economist; James The Bix-foot exploratory bore the Bonneville dam. That is silly, C. Rettie, Fossil, Ore., assistant too, for again common sense must will be driven in about 50 feet. economist. tell critics that his contract would Then the crew will move to the The report is ordered for No be cancelled without delay should west face to start a similar tun vember 1. he fail to fulfill his agreement to nel. The work is being done un produce an agreed tonnage of der the present highway above and south of the new Union Pa RICE'S BAND RETURNS aluminum every month. cific tunnel which the highway Washington and Oregon need tunnel will parallel. WEDNESDAY TO LOCKS industries capable of providing Return engagement of Ell payrolls for workers. It occurs to HOMESITE RlOAI) FIXED Rice’s 12-piece colored orchestra us that it is better that people Gravel has been all laid on the and floor show to Merrill's pa have work that our light rates be forest service road from Eacle vilion in Cascade Locks n<xt Wed reduced a few cents. Our first creek camp ground to the home, nesday was announced this week problem is to convince the gov site circle. Ranger Albert Wiesen- by J. A. Merrill. ernment that power produced in The band of musicians, 8ing.ru the Columbia river commands a danger is trying to get oil to nave market. Once we get that idea the road oiled to keep down the and dancers proved extr*-m<-l> across our future development is dust, rrevent it from bothering popular when it appeared a month residents and picnickers alike. apo on tour from Minneapolis. assured. Rice fg well known for his fine DANCE FOR HONEYMOOXERS tenor voice. Critics have said that BOAT T R IP PLANNED Dam employees married within his background is as good as those The Portland junior chamber the past three months will be of Broadway headliners o f commerce is organizing a guests of honor Friday nignt at The orchestra will present a steamer excursion to Bonneville the Honeymoon dance, sponsored varied dance program Interspersed dam for about mid-September, it by the Bonneville Recreation as with specialty numbers. Miss Ed announced this week. A stern sociation on the resrvation audi die Grumps is featured as per wheeler will be chartered and torium. Couples must register in sonality girl of the show. Rogers chamber members and friends will the BRA office in the new admin and Benny, tap dancers and buck- have a chance to spend the entire istration building to get their and-wing specialists, have ap day cruising up the Columbia and free tickets. Mourey Graff and his peared on the OTpheum circuit popular orchestra will play. Inspecting the hu|e project from coast to coast. i The prickly porcupine la the Publie Hero Number l Sunday. Monday Drama of the ferra i <1_T,,,^Ì of justice's war 0„ crJm> lure deal. with ,h„ ^ * notorious gangster. A 4 face-lifting op. rstioq ,, .! the first tlm,. on the rymore th* operate ........ ... performs -.......... me • Joseph Call»-»* j u lowing • spectacular jt|| Incidents depicted |# are taken from authentic ^ latest bother «if the forest service. At Columbia Gorge district ranger station is now on is now on dlspiay »he re- of a ' No Smoking While mains ng Sign'* brought down Traveling from the parkerstown road on the . ast end of the district by Hill Knopp • nd aero..,, , The prickly animals chewed the! In Ihe cast are «ur^ fat0fl. sign down to about thre^-qusrters Cheeter Morris. ^ - of Us original slse, hav# almoat Arthur. ^ entirely removed one ply fr«»m the, From gray prison *»1)^ d three-ply wood Porcupines have Roosevelt'# §creen »Urn» a last,, for signs, «cording to Pro- dsv and Thursday to tfc» tectlTe Assistant Burl 8m' h. to a headstrong girl trrtn«^*^. get at th,. paint that «•«.*<'t» ««eui.. I«»ve Katherine Hepbq* Boyer District Rung« - and Mrs. Roy « ’ hart«*» ' h «tâmg L Wectnaa a > »ng visited un ‘ Break of Hearts til the end of »he month by Mr. i Against a background *» Wee man's father. H. A Weeman. concert stage. Miss Hefts*.« and niece. Itorothy Arbough. of poor student, falls In lo»* Man son. Wash . near Chelan. Mr handsome concert master. » Wecman's former station. Juan sort of f*:t*w »-lay* ------------------ ----- ... ■ Royer, Idol of the Irtifi ■ nd rapidly becoming tl* gg NE W I A U E l * MM » « EKED T we nt y . f i v e friends showered American feminine fas» H* Mrs J( h * Morris Monday at her course makes violent Is«« hom«- In Cascade l»c k a with i neglects her After a <m« large variety of household gift* parting comes « *:•<tarsiar Mrs Morris Is the former Zeld* r» « ‘ e « « d fMMM IllaUo« M* Hesse, married early last week » »• gorgeously gowned by L ilt «.!• m m i i ) and four fashion designer of Roberta' tables of cards tlayed under |fc#{ big tree« outside Those present May ion th,. beach): wants me lo give hig were Mrs Karl lt«»*enback. Mns.j Jerry Woodward. Helen Rosen* to remember me by June; Why don't yon kt bark. Mrs C. K Cams. Mrs Chas Nelson, Nell llae Brolliar. Mrs 1 bate one of your bathing mb Bruce Wheeler. Mrs Sue Wood-j put In the hack of his watrt* ward. Mrs I^-ster Sprague. Mrs Bernice R»-ut*r«k told. Mrs W J Carlson. Mrs Isabella Osborn.! Mrs Maude Brolliar. Mrs Sarahf ATTORNKY ( T U I Brolliar. Stella Woodward. M rs ! Nol.ir> Public Mrs Clyd Arthur Sundstm. t iya« Foulk«-#. Mrs August Peterson.! Cascade Locks Orff* Mr. Brtt. Vsutrom. Mr. M w I * * r - ■ i - Mm Fras.li Hall Mrs John Mortlnsen, Mrs David : Chamberlain. Mrs George H agf-j bloom and Mr* Charles llagg-l bl«K»m. G. A. COBB DIM PA IN TIN G « MUGGER » ED Sponsorship by th«- Portland; city council of a $75o project of; making paintings of Bonneville j dam was urged last week by Rob- I ert G IHeck. PWA project direct or and member of tb,. city art ' commission The city will pay for materials and overhead and tbei government will pay the salary of the painter. The city would get the paintings. At the Theatre Pressure Greasing 75c RICHFIELD S U P E R SERVI CE Opposite the ReserrsdH Entrance. D O N N A MOHR D r e s s Shop CASCADE LOCKS Th,. coming week at the Roose- velt theatre on the Bonneville dam reservation promises three fine bills, following tonight's "The B«-«t Man Wins." startling Ed mund Lowe and Jack Holt In a rowdy, underwater drama of two T O M M Y LUKE ‘livers and a girl. «1 7 H. W. *TH The People’* Enemy” , Friday HK»« on 721S and Saturday. glv«*# a thrilling view of the activity of “ G-Men” long and powerful arm of the fed GEM CAFE eral government’s just|r„ In track- where the dam ^ ing down the country’s leading gangsters. Preston Foster plays can afford to eat. •he par* of Vince Falcone, public enemy who has escaped nil legal r t k t 1’ « » i * ■ r" p entanglements via technical loop, bole* engineered by his clever lawyer. The desperado Is finally nipp'd by federal agents on a tax RONALD HALL evasion charge. |* *ent to the pen- The OREGONIAN Wf itentlary for nine years tatlve f«»r Cascade Falcone believes his attorney b# reached St the ® _ haA double-crossed him with th«, W ASHINGTON FOX parole hoard as well as with his Cascade Locks. own wife He escapes to seek re- \enge. what happens then forms tne exciting climax. Llla Lee G. N. Hesgard Play* the wife. Melvyn Douglas, the attorney. R o s o e Ates and Building CoutrM,or Shirley Grey are prominent In the ESTIMATES F’It EEL' G cast. Cascade Lock»- I.iMnet Barrvmore apears • « " f an to Ihe underworld In . I1 HO O D RIVER
