The Bonneville Dam chronicle., February 13, 1936, Page SIX, Image 6

i hk unti ,*i viii*\
Unite I States.* ”
Chief G. \ lb s« irei of the
*'1,
A mass o f technical and detailed
Looks
volunteer
fire
.lcparlim
in
of
0 \
Published every Thursday in discussion valuable to business,
f.iv.l til* services t»» Hi «•it> coun- BieiuoMlI*
banking,
planners
and
prospective
lt«>
s
"
»
o
ls
the interests o f the Bonneville
s|.lt (Oil to
investors is contained in the report. cil to construct a fir'
meni ainlltorium. Fridays. at
dam area.
truck
allei
It discusses sources of iron ores, Ionise the new pump
7 .ii p. m
and these are in several surround­ ei|ii|pment.
.
Publisher
JOHN H. TRAVIS..
M iterials. lie told the council will I a*ra*le l.ocks llov ***o»iis
ing state* as well a* ill tile Loluiiilua
school. Thursdays. s
p in
___Kdilor county hills to tlit* west of Port­ run to about « » . Labor can pr»»b-
XV. H. RYKR............
land. it discusses the supplemental ablv b<‘ obtained without cost In t Mscntlr Lock* 4 it »
(oiiM. il
addition, land must cither t*e bought
and
evidently
available
supply
of
council
chamber»,
Mondays
it
O fficial publication for American
‘
scrap."
also
a
raw
material
source.
or
leased.
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in
Legion post No. 6 S. Bonneville.
Chief Bestini I- to !*• eoiiiliieml M
It discusses the sources ot lime­
Oregon.
I a scade l.ocks \ olii Hirer tire |M
stone as flux, finding that the r.*- for ins offer, iCascade Lock* un-
parlili* ul
Cuiincll « li elide r »,
«inirement will be less than 1000 dolibtedly could u*e a fire station.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Tuesday*.
s
tu
j* m
pounds p»T ton of pig iron and that Iloxwxer, there ts but about # 1 ***
By C afrier
I Israele X a* til I till* it.
there are four sources from which |».ft in the fir *1 fumi following
"LXIO i j u t : a
One month ....................... 20 cents limestone may he delivered .it * 2 ..<* meni for equipment and that ’•I '*1
French'a, Fri«l.»y. «u n p m.
ll**v
L.lerw, u ’ ' m b
Three months ................. 50 cents a ton. three at * 2 .75 a ton.
won't bui 1*1 a fir* station.
X eiiuitf People * f I
J* I. ■ 1 * «» - tM»lillr*|
»
*mce
the
truck
can
a»l**»piatcly
be
By Mail
There are encouraging aspects in
m****l Sumlav it l.ocks comuni*
try
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Three months ....................... >0.50 tlo* discussions of the availability carili for in She stall being bunt for
munii)
church
to
urmn>i<
Six months ....... .......... ......... » 1.00 of dolomite, magnesite, silica, fire jit 1>> former Chief M L. Morgan.
t . :ii P m
It 1 * han| for |i*y (;
One year ................................ >2.00 clays, chromite and manganese, in It -,*«*uis wise- for the council to r**-
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of
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eneCraUM M , m s T K
connection with an iron industry. , jc -t the suggestion ami lei « Hr«
Vili. IlllilSll* I'eesl Ni» .ii»|, iir*t
OUR PROGRAM
• talion be included In plana for a
“ '•*“ *'*“ M I S .
The successful u*. s to which Bon­
and third
Wednesday*
*»i*h
1 . Develop a fire protection neville power may be put will guage | city hall, to !*• built with WPA
month, s p m , .French's
¡i otvy if the city'* application is »*•-
system.
it*, importance in the building of in­
check«.
I
ton
nrtille FIX f *1 V\ • «In li
o-pted ami ni»»n»'> mad** available.J
2. Create a water district and
dustry. farm and tow n. Enthusiasm j
of
«orti
molliti,
i
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p
m.
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develop
lauds
between
Craig-
or if th*' fir«- department will nuild
for the future into which cheap and
i*'l> th.
|iiJF ^
schoolhnuse
m ont hotel and Herman creek.
abundant power enters can be MiS- “ ' l'* lf
3. Install street lights.
Ilea kifrlllcr*
and
Pox» d m . . . mb ’ -¡•ng with m ,
tained only by successive demon­
**-nielli inn P j
Last week's Portia ml p.«p*-r* 1**11
I hi ..ii
tkr
4. Lay down sidew alks— even strations t! it enterprise - can !>•*
olministralion
Horn rjub i,«»« * * I - !.*■- k*
I n t i ,,
though they are wooden side­ conduct«*»! profitably. That is why »*> nf a ni.m who faint***! *b*ail away
Uiem.
while
standing
In
th«*
tax
depart­
walks.
the iron report, one o f the first of
5. Urge the federal govern­ several studies, has *>ignificance. \nd ment of the Multnomah n.iinty
M it ili«
ment to purchase the toll bridge the report i- a reason why iron coiirthoii*«* XX'. I mi***» that the
were
going
WEALTH
Tint 4
manufacturers have shown recently
h»kl him hi* tax* !
and make it a free bridge.
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left
.,ff
n»-xt
y
**ar
the
tn
rt/gtr
6 . Launch a cam paign to increased interest in the possibili- l" ........
u <4
meni.
m ake the lake back of the dam ties eef Beeni! Ville pe.\\e-|\ Tile* III • -
We've ge>t to make d smart to
the most popular resort on the gull Journal.
iit)Mi*|*. l.ocks' fir«* sir**!! wa*
ilrive- ».if«*!y, in»t
>>f smart to be
w.»nt X h<r|Ue of
f*
W est Coast.
tun***I up ,i!v| put in first r i o t shape
ri-ckle-s. I* ii Hoffman, chairman.
Irr
Hauser
U
se
tarn
kgfe
Fruii) by f«»nn**r chief x| t. \|,,f
Xutoiiiobile Manufacturers .* hh * u -
t : m SALARIES
• * •* drug »tore
^ i ^
gin ilid XX X XXiley, PortLlv*! titan-
*>
n
«..(f**tv
committee
you
In
*omc
bk
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,
Cascade Locks City Recorder W. J.
ig* r f<T the || **vxjf*|.i^«oper corpo-
,rm
clock,
so
to*
gj/4ti
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Carlson and Treasurer Vera Sprague
ratio*». who ->i.| the *ir» n to the
morn-
n
«**i
een
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toist«*,|
rherae
igg«4**
\
si-otchinan
w.ik«
are now being paid some *37.50 per With Bud Landis, Oregon Journal
city.
ing i<> fin*l his wife had <I|. • I sud
month for keeping th** town's rec­
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' à*'<i VV‘-.ill|er lini 1 * 4 0 *« <1 tile ||i-u
Politics make strange* bedlam.
de*nlv during th* night With id-
ords anil financial accounts.
X « .n u n spend«
-if Vra
*ir* n t** bind on the frame itci <*mn
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mirable presence o f mind tie call**«!
Their office«. have* been flooded
during
the
.Uy
mala«
4 -
f* **b >
b **ts wh n turned
on
with red tape work for the PW.\ in
This being election year, both: deewn to tlo* maid in th** kitchen L<***s.-n*«l up. it now c.»n to heard • f»*| h*-rsc|f attractor U W* *g
connection with the Locks new mu­ si*l**s are choosing partners for the below. “ Ye’ll n<ed t«• .*<>e.k hot OM past the rdy limit*
«(•I half Ihr night wno4r*r«ie)
•■gg f«»r i>r*"k f * st tii I- morning.
nicipal water system, soon to b* hig national ballot »l»nee.
he |s.
Maggie."
under construction.
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\nothcr X|. in*'-t xim i* th* guy
Once under way, the busin**«- of
(>,nic
on,
Johaay
TV* ,4
Already political argu**rs er>- . ent-
Politicians m ik»- str ing** i»<df*-l- who let his girl whistle when *h«*
the waterworks building will occu­ ing til** air. Th**y an* re nting it from lows. but they usually get us<-d to
purkem l up tur !»i*s u , show him pig- won't hurt yon*
py a large part o f their time and both networks.
»»h. )< » tticy «ill! icM 1 J*
th** -.«m** t»unk.
she could Whisttle.
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entail even a greater
amount of
minute» ago I «aw *n# dig k
work, it might be well, then, if the
For th»* remainder of 19.T*. Demo­
t- g ■fie , knock her cfc***' i»( OR
city couneii would consider giving crats will pent witn pride. ,nd Re-
to chew h*r vest butiMM df*
these two officers > little more com ­ puhlieans will vie with alarm.
by Claudia Clover Chapman
pensation for the duration of the
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Mussolini'» array 1» gul ag gdf
waterwork- construction.
Dem.—We offer more work and l nsurp.iss* d. intrinsic h- auty
. *f he«,|way and thiog* - m "€ ,
shorter hours.
dt until he brgta* lanalk
Of the newly fallen sn**w
ADVERTISING OUR TOW x
Rep.—We promise less work and In the early dawn of morning
bonus trouble.
1 II hifh school » first »0*1 Bei*-
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Cascade Locks citizens are grate­ more time to do it.
O’er the twilight'- go I* ten glow
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oi»e|
tearns
r*
turned
home
Friday
ful to Orino, Birk*jmeier & >.»remal.
r.oinis XVcycm. pie»diM i '«H
-‘ lately tre«*s. tii*-ir brindi**» 11 *|. n
night
with
the
M-alp*
of
th**
L*«
k*
XX'itli
tfi*-
f.
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rV
f
I
k
railroad relocation contractors at
f
|h* vicbru of U»c
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of
VMilte.
Sen. Snarf—We should look on th**
teams
dangling
from
their
(>«-)(•
the dam.
ci«|«*nt
■■(¡«-nth-fr»«*» of the >
bright side o f things.
(Beaming moonlight *tr* -ruing
Fir
*t
team
score
W
.is
.T!
Is,
Wt‘l
«
h«l
For OB>. ,i comparatively new hut
through
them
•IriVe - of the car »»id tfut ^
'***n. La f fa lot—You can start in
learn. .ìi-f»
r*torr-i^n<; pa-tnerstiip. list« Cas­ with my* old blue s»*rge* suit.
in the stillness «if (tie night.
1 . • (log at *»nly fhre » H * h*
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rtn* L«*rks lioop stcfs w ill Lingl** f ' nk <*f the agony « ( » ' H *
cade Locks is its home town. Aral
fo xt w itti X|e»s|er when it* t*n>*‘ an>l f tem.it*- client 4 » U»ee»rtK*, i
in Portland newspapers last week,
R**p. Crunch—You will notie** the Opalescent. shimmering -ph no. r
girl* teams irrive rtaturday mgfit slow I v ov«*r hi» bodyT
the name o f Cascade Locks was dis­ Public Works.
Purity lie* all around
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Tti«* l.ocks team* vv*re* s**tiediil**<| t*i
played prominently in th. important,
R‘*p. Wince—W e notice only aootit Making gloriou- transformation
sfory of the state highw .v commis­ half o f it docs.
• *f the brown ind barren ground piav on Mosier’s hom e fiiwir H*t
Short, S m ) SI * 1
sion s award to OB* o f the .Arch
nigtit, vveathe^ i***riii||ting
Every ugly sight is cover*.I
A man'» wife caw* ‘»to »
Cape lunnel section o f the Oregon
Llneijps for last w eek'* g .11». s o ffice unannounced ClippiifJ
XYays—The rivcr> and the streams
4
were
:
coast highway on a *107.00iA hid.
must he dammed.
Pm-e- nd bright .* ang*-!*' g.e*m*nts
hands over hi» ey«. *D ■
So Cascade Loeks thanks «Mi*,
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Bobe- of hislrou* b
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Xf»rins—Don’t change the snuject.
1st Teifil
Locks
(¡»less who thin to” *
Ray 7
now at work on a million dollar job You were speaking of the public.
F
Brink t surprise when he retorted
and soon to be working on other
T ikseiiril 0
XX li**n we take an iritr<*«pe<*ti\<.
F
llelvogt 10 your foolin’ , honey, «nd ^
Rl|ss**l I It
big contracts, for advertising our
Of Olir defect (venosa, W.. f I ri<|
O .— W h a t i* the battle hymn of
Jenkins 1 with yoar work like »
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town to the rest of the stale.
the Republicans?
Vunuiiiaker I
That we need a Rohe of Merry
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a
Dntiville .1
A.—You tie.-ird it: “ My bonus lie« Conce.ding -Iross of everv kind
XfcK*-r**gfiaiii
I
The ceremony h of F** ^
Kollenliern 0
ovep the ocean."
Though veneered with charm irvi XX,alke*r 0
I
W IXIPORT \\T RKPOIt i
Hill 01 portance In » ra»rri»K,‘
culture,
**llrke-r s
.lotuison o most fuss is made sbo«t ft
One of the most important state-)
Long.
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—XX'e
need
budget
re­
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Sordid
thoughts
within
u-
be­
ments yet made in connection with
form
:
we
need
economic
reform!
come.
oh
pure
transforming
XI
Th«* crowd inlllod aief
1 «
Bonneville power i- the arrnv en­
snowflake«
Cong.
X
D.
—You
need
ch
loro-
2 nd Team
itouit Hie morgue. A
gineer report on the available raw-
Downing 9
R adiant fro m the cobalt * k y !
F
Bring ?
materials for a Pacific Coast iron form.
Tain lira 7
F
Industry. The report, was prepared!
Xleirg.n 0 )
Allen »
DEM.—We have control of both
SCOUTS
C
by Dr. Edwin T. Ilodge, consulting
y
Byan 3 • .1 ■ nd elbowed his •
house's.
Malcolm m
0
geologist.
throng,
and
Into
•he
^
°**<
!**f^
W
oodward
'0
COP—Sure, the hug house and the A scout is truMworthy. |ovm and ^Ingre-n r,
r,
Th is report w arrants the expecta­
Oislanzo 0 Spoke .pilctly to the
helpful,
poor house.
tion that a million-ton iron and steel
lim r a was sdmlttnd lnt° *
I i'af s how the scout law- go.
Industry can be established locally.
Cliapnian u -------- Shortly he
Sec. Keel—Patrick Henry said: Ih* (foes a good turn daily.
There will he raw materials. There
• Wan he your brother
And is e,,ger hi» training'to now.
will be power. There will be trans­ “ Give me liberty or give me death!*’
;,i
5 f*;i rt* taker
nwfirt
?er. Sunk—Well, he died, didn't
portation. There will be a market.
I
he
Idris’
l.eague
hft*
set
Fehril-
• Ye s.” came the sorr«
11 “ .aids file old and tin* helpi..**
he ?
identih
And Dr. Hodge states:
1 % >)< for it- Basket so i a I to r.lis**
But how did
And smile- whenever h can,
“ The lower GolumDia river valley
u e.riev to fiirllier its activities.
Tlo* man wiped nwv •
\
O.—Is tfiis campaign to iw* a hat- Is obedient, cheerful ■ami tfirlffv
has almost a perfect economic set­
Nh>s liutll Bile'll** Kiel Mi % ifieo- chokingly replied
>'
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ting. It is Die geographic center of tie o f w its?
l' ” ■ '•ustafnoii accompanie d Xliss
A.—Sir,
I
never
attack
an
unarmed
botli the Pacific Coast and Far Fast
Xidti. It X| (¡at,-wood and Rav Niles
H“ 's •acquainted with gum
|t)1Lf
|)ad (¡iimmlt *
** In the
n.snufsHurers
market and the source o f raw ma­ man.
of Bonneville on a ink** Sunday to
forest.
ulo 1
terials: it has deep-water transpor­
'•“ W XI,Lord creek falls n< ir XVar-
coffins durino
»"• flowar. .in,|
And so ii fias been since time im­ ! ! ' , kn' ' " "
rendale.
tation for both: it has the other
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geographic and human ingredients material. The candidates are lining Ill» anp.:ir»
Jeanne Nelson Went to
„ „ i. „ ) m,
|n
'
up.
and
may
the
best
man
win.
for large electro-metallurgical in­
I-r elay with hep parents.
dustries and it soon will have ‘ the
the (¡iris’ league basket social
eheanest large supply o f low -cost
w i,l
,n invitational affair. The
eleclri'* pov\ *r on tidewater in the
«iris will present a play on which
are working In earnest.
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