HK
...........l> A > l < l l l t , > N "
-
••THE FIRST SNOWFALL"
THE DAM CHRONICLE
m fu— i i*.OBi*BÍBBBÍMMgÍm
Published every Thursday in
the int erests of the Bonneville
daui area.
J O H N H. T R A V I S .................... Kditor
official publication for American
Li region
- hmi post
post No. $8, Bonneville.
Oregon.
-
SUBSCRIPTION RA TE S
\* Oiirri^'r
One mouth .......................... 20
T h r e e months .................... 50
By Mail
T h r e e months ..........................
Six months
...........................
One year ....................................
would fare any b«*tt«*r.
Only solution 1«* a m i waken in g
tiers
of
interest by projerty uw
............
,
.
and taxpayers in ili« n 1 ' '
*
i The r h ron lele welcomes i«t-
nient. The chamber could do a
ters from its l'»,âld*'IS. it sig
great deal towards helping this
whether or not they coincide
to come about, since its members
with The Chronicles i-d 11 «• 11 il
are mainly ones who should be
firemen. But the chamber and i n policy. The Chronicle O n ss-
sume no responsibility for fhe
pre department are entirely s P*
Ions, the om 0011 views contained therein, nor
are they to be const rued as
i cerned with business, the other
views of The Chronicle.»
with tire. They must remain sep-
ar.ite to be effective.
THE FORUM
laist night the first snow fell.
At early «lawn we heard th e c h i l
dren
Coanting down th e hill.
F ro m every window
IVered some ea ge r fa re.
And «» I* SSSed up toward th e sky
A smile appeared.
Strangers
Fussing on the street
Seemed friendly.
And with perhaps a nod it,id »mite
They passed each o th er by.
To find that on this «lay
Their he arts were glad
And In the fa«l* «1 eye*
Of those who»« hair ha» long o«-< n
gray.
A new light shown.
\ uisglc wrought
By every fluffy fla k e
As It came twirling downward
Toward the e a r th
L.«»t night the first snow fell.
Aluo Kerrlngtwo
<* 7 )
Editor. The ( h rouie le
cents F O R E S T E R O U T P O S T S
*•« thing ih»,
try
many
ttm*s
cents
-a)» Iud bit won »
1 have been asked
S P E N D L O N E L Y V IG IL
»«»any m«-n thing t*«.
why 1 didn't let the p uj le of t an-
c It leena as long u
vade i«ocks know my exact s ’. aud
$0.50
D
U
R
I
N
G
W
I
N
T
E
R
T
I
M
E
nrre»t«-d.
on the waterworks situation. B e
$1.00
cause it Isn’t possible for tue to
$2.00
Antarctic exploréis art noi
! ' ih«- amt**»
talk directly to all if th e p e o p le .
asking
you
to
print
this
so
only
persons
that
keep
lonely
vigil
j
» to ro to » doctor t
am
O C R P ROG RA M
W 1 »t X t fee BUtUf
in snowbound fastnes.es. it ap the people may know
1. Develop a fire protection
him Just »sk his Vtfr
pears from information recently
I believe, first of all, that Cas-
system.
obtained through the l . S. tor«.*t cade Locks needs a water sy»u*m.
• • *
2.
Create a water district and
service. Caretakers in a fe** re 1 want Cascade Locks to h«*« •»
Hut
at
that,
sum h **«
develop
lauds
between
Craig-
mote forest stations high tu the water system, hut both I ana the S H A V E R S T E A M E R T O
it U tolti u J
n.ont hotel and Herman creek.
mountains are in many cases cut members of the council
vc-ri*
K
E
E
P
U
P
R
I
V
E
R
R
U
N
S
’
;
»*- h » n ^
3.
Install street lights.
off for long periods from commu elected on a platf" m that ca
4.
Lay down sidewalks— even nication with the outside world.
for no heavy bond issues and no
I Mi mi » ,
Shav er
T r a n s p o r ta t io n
» o tu-
though they are wooden side
Such modern "Crusoes" are >ta- greater expenditures x than ao»o- pany's *tea:n«*r. “ T h e l »»11«**.“ will
P O P U L A f t «0
walks.
tioned at points like Big t .«mas lutely necessary.
continue it re gu la r runs up«tv«-r Th*- first two y«mn efiq
5.
Urge the federal govern- ranger station in the North i mp-
Why. then, should I favor a from Portland to T h e Dati«* as 1st ration.
ment to purchns tht toll bridge qUa distri. t of Oregoi
• • •
Me n j . ilo* temporary lis i« f a 1 ill
and make it a free bridge.
people of Cascade 1,0« ks must re ties are ready for «,»•• abo ut March*
The late Uaea*«4 m
6.
Lau nc h
a
campaign
to t jje Woods j„ the southern Cas- pay either through net water rev
hav«-
«Jon«- somHhtaj pt
1
««-«ordina
1«
L«*w
R
u
»
.«
i
i.
c
o
m
m a k e the lake back of the dam t catj e mountains and on Spirit lake
enues or by putting an a.ldltlanal pany preaid«-ut.
while
by paying yo%»(
th e most popular resort on the ‘ al the ba.-e of Mt. St. Helens on
burden on already highly taxed
«••w
wild
uala.
Effort
la
being
made
to
n
i
a
s
e
a*
'W est Coast.
the Columbia national forest of property, when an adequate sys
• » »
Winter caretakers tem could be obtained with a f»«»nd many runs as possible at pi«*«-nt.j
Washington
but
the
ch
an
ne
l
at
Bonne
>ille
t*
also are left at Toll Gate in the. jmu of half that amount, which
I Victor 'fìlr* a
J l ' S T A SUGGESTION
often bloc a «*d by work on t lu prepared tnoaoocvtki
mountains
on
the
Umatilla?
,
wouW
f
a
r
o
r?
W e of the newspaper profession **• 1 ‘
ll <> r t h coi f en ian i, causing inter-
att end a lot of meetings. W e nave national forest. These men an
The government has an« ady | ruptlun In service. With th«- lurk j sallryltc aid.**
charged with the duty of protect given us the right to use w ater j
D ru g g ist: “ I * y« ta
to, be cause it's our business.
In pae. no furti»« r i nt* r r u p t i o n s jjirlfi
ing Uncle S a m ’s property, pre
front Dry or« ek for fir«- protec a r c foreseen until th e p e r m a n e n t 1
We were present, the othei day,
venting snow damage where pos
’ That’» mlL ‘
tion. In a year or so the «ocks lock» gate Installation Is made J
a t a really important session.
sible and in other ways assisting
«ah
never
reo»nk*f tig
h-re will be abandoned. It is a l
Came the set time. Very few peo
l"#c of th«* te mp ora ry lock will
• • I
in the forest service program.
most certain then that the g««v- make runulng the awlft wa ter
ple were present. It was fuily an
The
d*pr««oiot
sue k
They lay in stocks of provisions ernment will give Cascade t.<xk*
ho u r before the meeting began,
bet
w
«*en
B
o
nn
e
v
ill
e
and
t
‘a»cad**
\V< know several t-wwS
to be interrupted fu r th e r at int er in late fall and literally “ hole in ” its lo.inch main, which at slight
l o c k s mu«h «•aahr, Mr. Russell permltt«d their wlm ' j
for
the
winter,
according
to
the
<-ost
A>uld
be
onnected
with
vals by the late arrival of officials
i : -' •
said. S t e a m e r s now must
use Checks they rwetM Hr
water systems
systems and
w hose presence was necessary. All forest service. In many instances j !u. water
and will
« il l carry
« very ounce of hors4«pow«<r to g«*t mas.
had been notified several da»s in the snow blanket reaches a depth much more water than Is required |
up " o v e r the hump “
• • •
of
from
S
to
12
feet
and
skis
or
advance, all knew of the impor
for use. The city. In the meantime,
Sha
ve
r's
ate
rn
w
h
ee
le
r,
"
T
h
e
snow
shoes
become
the
only
means
M<»lera Jttun j
ta nc e of being there.
would use the pres«-nt c o m p a n i e s ' 5
Dalle», Is th«- moat pow<-rful ship
of travel. Observations made by springs and
“
Are
all
th# i * «
pipelines,
wnich.j
And t h a t ’s ju st one example of
these outposts regarding deer and whip* p»-rhaps not perfect, readily on the river. Re ce nt ly piare«! in! h e r e “»**
what happens every time a meet
servir«*, it out« lass«*s fur sp«*ed, for ,
•Yes, yoor bosor."
ing is called in Bonneville oi Cas other wild life often are helpful supply the* present demand
in
determining
policies
for
better
Lights? O K.?"
Just because the government Is pushing, towing, and m a n e u v e r . I
cade Locks. We would suggest
tng. any
the Columbia hv *j
Y*-s. your honor ”
th at the ch a m be r of comm erce or game -protection. Reports on depth w-illing to g h e us some 9 2 5 . 0 0 0
of snow made to the Weather Bu is no reason why w»- should bind! ever seen . Alt hou gh it « a r r i e s no j
•
Good'
Tbes ht JWtl»
some othe r suitable eivi body pass
reau are of value in forecasting ourselves to a debt of 134.000. i • •»**•'»!g«-r*. It I» planned that It* j course.*'
the hat and purhase a silver lov-
s • •
ing cup. for suitable engraving as
WlU‘ r !
a system interior ap|><jintment# te* a» fine
an
t
h
o
s
e
o
f
a
Hr»«-r.
for
use
of
Italy In reported to *
a permanently revolving trophy to ' ia lon'
*ould !>*• worked out for 11 000
rornpitity officiala and
perhaps American »utoaoblkn. a
be presented, with appropriate
Kadio has been a reat boon to or 12 0. 000 at the v. ry mo*»
ceremonies, to the group wnich the sol,tary lives of these care-
Another thing: Ar«- our water later, when the dam la finiahed. Into #' rap for ate ¡s
actually st art s its meeting at the t a ^e r s- Most of them are equipped -veten
arm::. - golt:.- t<
hlg f«»r passengers Nine honra la It# munition owever. In
running timo from P or tl an d to p«»«•*n they might
time announced. From our obser- witl* t!“ ‘ , m a N ■e m H
The
Dall«*«.
vatiou. we hazard the guess it
which, at ached- Perhaps, bat if they aren't ta
as they are.
wouldn’t change hands more than
intervals, can contact the
be levh
"Soviet S c i e n t is ts Say Crop* i n
once or twice a year.
outside world over short wave fiefency. The city will probably
What make* the ref'
News Is that the only on«thS
--------------------------------
i connections.
Phone lines usual- los<* a lot of water us«-r* wh«-n the creased By Sound W a v e s "
!>' are out
commission aft«,, the dam is finished, and a return and paper headline.
to ll#»*-n to them n» “*
T H E F I R E DILEMMA
Shucks, o ur c o n g r e s s m e n
first heavy storms, foresters state, growth of population c a n ’t very
dj lia'“ h#»* t*1
A most generous offer was
• • '
thought of tha t id**u y e a r s ago.
At
points
like
I*ake
of
the
W“H
be
expected
for
several
years
made last week by the Cascade
to
ju
d
g
e
by
th«*
nu
m
be
r
«»f
ihe
lr
Woods and Spirit lake, occasional a f l ' r »hat. The remaining users
Llttli Johnny »»
L o ck s ch a m be r of commerce.
speeches on the fa rm pr«»hleni
skiing
parties
from
outside
break
anfl
property
owners
must
either
q
u
i
t e a big lad »0*. G ^ l
T he chamber, it seems, is will-
' hi* dad
into
the
routine
of
these
lonely
hay
high
water
rate«
or
be
taxed,
ingg to at as godfather to the Cas
• • '
If you have the habit of making
outposts,
but
in
most
case»
the
1
nder
the
bond
schedule
as
re-
cade Lo cks volunteer fire depart
I
,||
«*'
by the council last week, P«-n( il note# on your sh irt , th«*
ment, to see that the boys turn winter-long vigil in the vast wnite nolved
f
b
<
laundry
will
c
h
a
r
g
e
you
about
a
ater system must «dear. aft«*r
I . . . . i n « . « p ie
out to meetings and organize wilderness is undisturbed.
all expenses of operation, ma in «lime «-xtra. a r«*port saya. It s«*e,nM I In fo r .h r fir*«
themselves into an effective fire
• Tb it'* fin#, my «
Surprising as it may seem to tenance and replacement, the fol the girls take so much «*xtra time
fighting unit.
trying
to
r«*ad
It
th
at
th
e
c
h
a
r
g
e
lowing
yearly
amounts
h«d*«- b«* dcfe*U M9 *#
to pay
Admittedly, the fire department anyone who has never seen the
la nec«*Msary!
figures,
approximately
db
per
cent
',a,
k
****
bonds:
is in bad shape. It h a s n ’t been
And
Prim I| ni I
a b 1 e to ho 1 d"its e 1 e c t i o n s c h eduled ? f the fai ,n , a a d ,B 0 n * on »•
V“Mr
looot. ood lawn sg rin k l« « ,>• »
Friday
wa* R o W b ** H
fo r December, because of lack of ! ° r Pa s t u re purposes, and the most |
«
it|:toii
fwil lot. 75c, p»-r month les» 25c
manservant.
att endance. Through the ef forts ,mportant farni c r °P
Oregon is;
I (HMI
•JittiO
If paid before the l o t h o f the
grass.
mainly of two men. Acting Chief
O hio
J.fJO
m«.nth T hat tot als 92 25 for Just
lo o n
M. L. Morgan and President M. E.
•JJMO those Items, and a good many
B O W E T IL L E
T r im bl e , it has obtained a fire
lo o o
On re tipon a time•do
bornes will have more than *hnt
99MO
C’O.MMI NITV ( III 'lit |,
■truck and other equipment and
i non
JJIIO
t«» pay. Compare taut with present unro
i * " ro,n
"has successfully fought all fires
•jot Ml
ruths.
Rev. Stanley Ti'efren
t«» a«|vl»*«* a voting
ill IMI
to date.
J O t Ml
Services each Sunday at the
itOHl,
# ,
T h e above is an o u t li n e or my first baby.
JIM IO
government auditorium.
JIMIO
T h e cham be r seems to think
mairi ideas why I do not favor the
*
was ^ P jA
^l
JIM IO
j , , , . customer
10 a nt. Sunday school.
t h a t under its protecting wing,
2990
present water setup. I am trying
ISTMIO
11 a.m. Worship service.
the department would fare better.
JH II,
to do what I think Is th«* best and cous«- t lu* sauaag . ^ ^
JIM Ml
. ..I .nd h r-»« “
-•
7:3«»
p.m.
Christian
Endeav
•J700
most honest thing for th«* p»*«rj<|e
it wouldn’t. And the reason is
or.
•JOIN»
!
Í
•JO HO of « asea de Locks. I h«*li**v«* that - l i n i thnw h.fjJ ''Dl^p.P ¡
th at these sann gentleman of the
•JOIN,
7 p.m.Friday. Choir practice
JOIN,
’ b«* people. If they weigh over all h,,.. H i t . "It 1« h,rd
c h a m b e r were for the most part
•JIHMI
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Leo
Miller
J-'.JO
«
'
b e adv antages ami dlsatlvantug«‘S ends meat.”
m e m b er s of the fire departent
•JIMIO
on
the
dam
reservation.
24
III
of the present plan, will see that
when first organized, but through
tm*»1
: wu mi
if: too
instead of trying to o b st r u c t pr«,g-i
"Oatmeal.
„ j|n)rttd
t h e i r lack of attendance, evidently
in m m ,
r\ S C A D E LOCKS
.: MO
" *• • nm doing my best to fur
m<*rning oat*''“* • they
, fT nl
p r e fe r r in g ch a m be r functions to
ito n n
COMMUNITY CHURCH
it I JO
' b ' T tin futu re of th e iMicks by He. “ No w< ,nder
protecting their lives and property
Rev. I., (¡. Weaver
from fire, tha t the department
ordinance -.n n ' h i '
W” " i* .................. ** '« 111 * 11 so .........
m u< íit i serial.”
10 a.m. Sunday school.
su ff ere d its relapse. So th ere can
Cascade l ock*
d ¡ I f ? hou**! ,n U,a‘ in,," H‘ ries. when the dam is
11 a.m. Worship service.
J u s t foi,nd .........
be no a ssu ra nc e th a t tinder c h a m
91 JR h*isf r. * ° o -
b',v,‘ <•» p*iy bniKh«-d, will have no reason not
7 : 3 0 p.m. Evening service.
trained
ber sponsorship the de partme nt
or bathtub 2 r c : >r f,,r Hhow“»' to ,0«ate h ere.
Res pe ctf ul ly .
. 2 »c for tank w a t e r . ( «lgn«*d)
Char les Nelaon. Mayor. public gathering
,nfant 5 J