The Bonneville Dam chronicle., January 30, 1936, Page FOUR, Image 4

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THE TOWNSEND PLAN
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for their presence. Three or four p R ^ N K MORAN 0 P F N S
THE DAM CHRONICLE men showed up and called off the
Q P R U l f F S T A T IO N
S f e n N
by Mrs Anna 11*11 Galanura
election until next Tuesday.
NEW b t K V I U t 3 1 H
Published every Thursday in
H ock ! River, Oregon
And the reason for the appar-l
p>riinii Moran will formall)
the Interests of the Bonneville
ent apathy of Cascade Locks
his new and modern Hlch-
dam area
xens towards the fire department.’
¡»uper service station In < as- Townsend Social Ulub wlahe« to
m
Last Friday evening, about a
i.ocks today,
orgunlze and hold meetings.
JOHN H. TRAVIS................. Editor half a dozen other organizations
Th| fU tion it next door to Just to give more strength and not
held meetings, most of them set ^ orang UVern A complete line
mlaconatrue It a meanings
after
the lire department had an- ^ accessories ami tires will be For the more bodies, we bave to
Official publication for American
Legion post No. 88. Bonneville, nounced its election. Most of the rarrJ<1(j fh e station »ill feature
help on this fight.
meetings were purely social, were ^
charging
Oregon.
The more we are convinced of vie-
mostly of less interest to the po« - 1
tory In sight
ketbooks of Locks taxpayers and
j i >sTKK KNOWS I M M A W
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Som« thing must be done to »av«
citizens than is Are protection.
different kinds of
our soul«,
By Carrier
Had there been any spirit of co-
lnf #r„ m «jeer Or the rest of our Uvea, w« will
One month ................ .
20 cents
operation, and driving desire on
^
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live on doles
Three months ....... - ....... 50 cents the part of Cascade Locks citi- to ¡a
it mo :
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ln
him
Let
us
break
the
wall
of
thia
By Mall
zens to make their town into a £ ™ or' ‘J
°anrt llonuevlll.
h i soma <h.4, ^
depression.
Three months ...................... $0.50 city, a little consideration would 1 #Mdl1'
He
drhe*
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Ity trying so hard to paaa thr bill
Six months ....... - ........... .
$1.00 have been given to the lira d«- l
.
,
At ’ •‘n rolle, u
this session;
po>.-. '• *'* * ’
One year ............................... $2.00 partment’s prior claim to the at-
Let
ua
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work
hand
In
hand
tention of the town’s residents ested In conservation to atund
*’ l See
that evening. Instead, each group North American Wild U f . con And put the "Townsend IMao’ ’ on
OUR PROGRAM
it’s constitutional stand
acted independently, each held its ference in Washington. D
r eb
M< * H-» «Mt à ? !
1. Develop a fire protection meetings the same night, each was ruary .> to . - T «• an »»a * * •
•Upp« : .i um'"
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system.
dissatisfied with the number who tured in true colors and are id« n
W H A T IK K f'fV K K M ?
2. Create a water district and
Jud r. ' arisca: H,*.
were present. A little cooperation, tilled
develop lands between Craig-
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for drivi&f
‘
a little friendly compromise, a
It’s
doing
your
work
the
b«*st
you
mont hotel and Herman creek.
< a r '
little
more
Interest
in
the
future
can.
LOCKS CLEANERS TO
3. Install street lights.
Inféodant:
«
f
Cascade
Locks
would
avoid
sit­
And being Juat to your f.-liow
W i
4. Lay down sidewalks— even
Jude«
GIVE
AWAY
10
SUITS
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ru g ì- ,
uations
of
this
kind.
man
though they are wooden side­
Ten lucky men of the dam area, It’s making money, but keeping bark seat *•
walks.
,
friends.
one a week for the next 10 weeks,
5. Urge the federal govern­ $10 GIVEN SATURDAY
And
staying true to your alms
are going to have a new suit of
ir »iL tdmvfeJ
ment to purchase the toll bridge
NIGHT AT MERRILL'S clothes worth $30 given them
■MWN
•( WheeiK^i
and ends
and make it a free bridge.
' <>i> p th* f**. ^
It’s figuring how. and learning
Frank
Walker
of
the
l,ocks
6. Launch
a campaign
to
Ten round iron dollars, instead
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why.
make the lake back of the dam of the usual five-spot, will go to Cleaners a- Dyers at Cascad«*
And
looking
forward
and
tnlnk-
Locks
is
sponsoring
the
'
1/ocka
the most popular reeort on the the holder of the lucky number
Th. > »4y thaï toOt;*
ing high:
West Coast.
H o l jrwood »he« »rlftï'3
Saturday night at Merrill’s Co­ Suit club" for the purpose ot in
lumbia Gardens in Cascade Locks, troduclng Edward V Price com And dreaming a little and doing * marriage of two meti/«
much;
1 up th«- »tory with , ,tae
and all because No. 080914 iailed pany. M Born k company and
THE BATTLE RAGES
Kahn
Tailoring
company
clothe«
And
k.-eplng
alwaya
In
cioaeat
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The Chronicle, one of the lead­ to claim his money at last week's All those who agree to purrnaae
touch
A scientist
ers in the move in incorporate the bank night.
on $3-a-week Installments a $30 With what is finest In word and you mix a little trot
Johnny
Walker’s
"Orkewtra"
City of Cascade Locks, advocated
deed.
suit will have an equal change at
the fee 1 o» a co* | wf fcj
and still advocates that bonds will play. Walker and J. A. Mer­
the
10
lucky
suits.
Winners
will
It’s being perfect yet
making M l d l l Little by hub $||
rill
are
now
negotiating
with
should not be issued by the city,
be announced each week
speed;
arrlv • .
~ I a Mo* ef
that it should keep out of debt by Gigi Royce’8 Multnomah hotel and
Further details may be ob­ It’s going onward despite defeat. razor blade problem.
radio
broadcasting
orchestra
to
making no expenditures not re­
And fighting staunchly yet keep­
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play at Columbia Gardens a tained from Walker.
quired.
ing
sweet
Little Jimmie rttEy
On this -platform. The Chron­ week from Sunday evening. Royce
It’s struggling onward with a lost They ereataaliy few
plays over KOIN. Portland, at DAM HOOPSTERS BEAI
icle opposed last year’s water
will to win.
10 p. m. daily.
under the Randsy
bond issue, although agreeing that
And taking l<*aa with a cheerful
TURN
VEREIN.
32-29
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a municipal water system might
grin.
be a good thing.
ORATOR CLASSES SET
Bonneville dam’s all-star bas­ It’ s sharing sorrow and work and
DEFI.VITIOS
ketball team emerged victorious
When the votes were counted
OITJMI T Aftbesvttl
mirth;
FOR THURSDAY NIGHTS in Monday evening’s hard-iought
however, it was found that an
out
to :.,■>* (or • rest si
And making better thla good old
overwhelming majority of Cas­
Public speaking classes spon-/ battle with the top notch Turn
rarryli.,
a «aiaphc*« ufcl
earth.
cade Locks citizens backed the is­ sored by the state workers’ edu-, herein hoopsters of Portland
arm
It’s being honest and playing fair.
suance of bonds and construction cation program are being given Final score was 32-29
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And looking up at the stars
of the system. The PW A now- Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:15- p
The dam led 15-13 al the naif
above;
lx»cks I’oet; <)cy*«r
stands ready, as soon as all parts m. in the model n o m of the new and had a flv*-polnt lead for a
wrote
4
r:nct on ■( dlI
And trusting God's wlsdow. mer­
of the application are made ready, administration building, H. W. short time. Through the entire
night What «ball I 4* vul
cy and love;
to give the city the money.
Prescott, instructor, announced game the dam led by little more
His
wife * busy
It’s
serving
and
striving
through
On the basis of the popular vote yesterday.
than a point or two.
"Send
It
to the lauadry'
strain
and
stress
for the water system, the council
The economies and current social
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It’s
doing
your
noblest
That
is
ha6 expended money to get the problems classes will have defin­
success
— Exchange
Th« fargalnlnf fsr ty-^l
ball rolling. It is no inconsider­ ite times announced as soon as ad­ U. P. APPOINTS HANNA
been
going on for
able amount.
Should the PWA justments can be made to serve
TO TRAVELING AGENT
ally
the
prospective k«7*'
TIICE
<
HAINK
NEEDED
lose patience and refuse Cascade the greatest number, according
Leonard
P.
Hanna
has
been
flatly
to
the point He* I
Locks the required sum, it would to Prescott. The three shifts now
Tire chains should be Included
named
traveling
traffic
agent
for
milk
will
she
give*'*
be Irrevocably lost.
n the equipment of every car
in force at the dam make time
the
Union
Pacific
with
territory
"I
don't
know."
«»4 kn
Practically the only thing de­ setting difficult.
that may be driven o ff or sway
including
Bonneville,
according
to
laying the PWA application is the
from main highways In the winter rher. h ¡1 she's a dxra f"H
A. S. Edmonds, assistant traffic
die-hard spirit of Mayor Nelson,
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according to A E. Shearer, man­ and will
manager.
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Councilmen Clodfelter and Carl­ MEN HOMELESS FROM
ager of the emergency road ser­
Hann’s headquarters will be In
The Cascade Dro| C*
son and their advisors, if any.
vice of the Oregon State Motor
SECOND-STORY
WORK
Portland.
He
succeeds
Ray
Curtin,
th.
f !io»tng tHtiso**!
They may delay the PW A applica­
association. If a new car has oc«-n
who
was
recently
promoted
to
Ta­
The boys of National Com­
tion, but with the majority of the
My wife t » « ^
purchased, old tire chains should wee*
council and of the citizens all for missary company raised the roof coma as district rrelght and pas­ be checked for size. If the tires are abo'«* a whisper.
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it, they cannot prevent it. The this week and a whole bunkhouse senger agent.
„
botrN-
of
Squawk*
Tkr*
slightly different In site, the
Hanna has been with the Union
Chronicle took its defeat at the full of men went around looking
in ent aid now «be
: ,1
Pacific’s general frHght depart­ chains will be of no value in an all 1» invention* bke •
polls over the water bond issue. for places to sleep.
emergency unless they have been
Now it suggests that these three
Because of the housing short­ ment in Portland since 1^2 1 and
make life worth 1W®*
altered to fit the new tire«.
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fathers do likewise and bow to age on the reservation. National has advanced through several
the will of the majority.
Commissary was busy Jacking up promotions to his present posi­
Th* little bof
EKKH'IKNT liKAKEH
the roof and putting a second tion. He served in the world war
tlzed by R-* Trefren
When brake* wear down to aj ears, too whupered hi* ^
story in one of the bunkhouses »’ ith the army engineers.
C O O P E R A T IO N
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point where there la any question' (#r
The only protection that the occupied by Columbia Construc­
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citizens of Cascade Locks have for tion company men back of the OAltPEXTEILS M E E T T U E SD A Y S about their •ffltfenry they ikO lM
community
center.
OBS
lent
rive
Klveu
immediate
4
lU
»
tloa
.
.«*
«»eaking
of
cornei»®1
1^«
their lives and property from fire
The carpentry class of the vo­
bunkhouses
Tuesday
for
use
of
cording
to
W.
R.
McDonald,
dl-
m„
v,.
nf,,.n
to
**V
i
r*
is their volunteer fire department,
cational program will meet reg­
and nothing else. The forest ser­ the homeless men.
ularly on Tuesday* from r, ;to to r* ' 1 " r "f th« Oregon S U I« .. ....... trangf,
Association In charge of safety on<. fnmllv that tnoi-'l
vice cannot give aid within the
• :30 p. m. in the classroom under
t|,at whsMHf
city limits unless the fire tnreat- HATCHERY DEMOLISHES
the government auditorium stage ^ • n a p p IM , brakes COBVWl
ens the national forest.
Every
Hp««d
en«*rgy
into
heat
energy.
!»«•
i
l)rn
romlnz ,hpy*. «
George W. Bisse] |„ instructor
TWO AGED BUILDINGS w,th a class of 22 registered last pointed out Heat causes expan- down and eros* their
business house could be wiped out
completely without threatening a
"Ion and as most br.ike* are o f ff) jM. tied and thro*® In
The lfi graceful arches of the week.
single federal tree. That has near­ Tanner creek railroad viaduct are
' ,l" iBtornal l ■ with b«nda li
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ly happened several times.
“Ide
the
drums,
long
and
hard
up-'
,
now in plain view from the dam
HR \ V A LE N TIN E D A N TE
I.ast Friday evening the fire reservation following the demoli-
Pll'utlon causes the drum to ex-
orTlMIST A m*r'
A special Valentine’* fjay fian,.„ pand away from the lining. If the ho|f| „ nai| for Ben
department held a special meet­ tion last week of several old
£
being planned by the MR A for brakes are only fair when drums drjv#.
ing to elect new officers and re­ buildings at the fish hatchery.
organize the department more ef­
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,h" « » - m n i - i t t are cold, they may fall entirely
Under the direction of Ernest
fectively to combat the fire naz- Anderson, hatchery superinten­ •ortitorl'im. An -'old lim e- danr.
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ard. The election should have been dent. the old storage plant and I» Mhednled for W-dnn.day nhrht
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b - t i e « 1" . “ ,|M>
held in December. But not since machine shop beside the bridge at the auditorium.
During the recent World Series (j „ n’t make von
then have its meetings seen suf­ were torn down. Two modern
in Detroit, dally local telephone arratch nil nlghU ^
ficient attendance. Two weeks or structures,
white
with
green w i f ^ í . r r Whlf,1*tr** «nd hia '•alls Increased n«*arly 10 per cent,
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more ago, this election was de­ roofs, are nearly complete to rake
ife have heen married juat long and toll calls Increased 20 per
Th«* rnay"f ^ «,1
cided upon, members notified and their place without obstructing ! ; ° 7 lihi to
out there are a l *
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due publicity given the actual need the view of the bridge.
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m,t then a *°°d
n o w ™ " " ,ou f * " ’t “ F «.'«b
A want ad will gst resulta.
that
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