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SECOND IN SERIES H«»r- nl tirades of criticism d.r.'Cted , OF HISTORIC NAMES at m ilitan training m th» *«’hoo - IN GORGE REGION an«| college* »»f the land has brought M e e t in g s HOOD RIVER ABSTRH & INVESTMENT cn I«»«k Walton l.r*flur, ltonnr%illr chapter — *ec«»mt .MomW) each monti», government auditorium, H p in. CaH idr Lork« t.h»ml»«v of Com- merre Merrill's dining room, Thursday*. noon Rosse« llle W om ens loovmunlly (Jo b second ami fourth Thur»- «layi» »--»eh monili, government auditorium, 2 p m. Eagles. Cancsdc Forks Bonneville Aerie. every rtiur-slay. <Hld Fel low» hall. <-«*csde Lock*, 8 pm Bonneville TT\ first Wednesday of each monti), 1 30 p m. at »choolhousr. ville l»*m*ite Po*t No .1061. f rst and third Mondays each month, 8 p m.. French's \etrrans of Foreign W «r* Bonne- Caseade Aarht ( tub -model r»»om of new administration build rig Fridays. 8 p m. Casrade Forks City ( uum il council chambers, Mondays, at 8 1 0 p m. Cascade Forks Hoy Seoul* higtl *» huol. Thursdays. 8 »O p m. Konnevtlle Hoy V o u h grad- -ehool auditorium. Wednesday*. 7 p m. C a s c a d e Forks T o n n o n d t luh— PeRows hall. Friday. «► r m Itehekah-, '-»•■ oli i lodge, I 4 1« Lock», first and third Wednes- da>* <>f each nmntJi.. <Md Fej. low* hall. 8 p m . : ut . defensive statement from In this second of a *« t I* - *»f arti Publish»*! e\»-ry Friday In the inter the American l.«gi«»n which should cle* prepared by Ranger Albert ra t> of Ui** Bonn» a iti» Dam Area. b- of int»r»-*t to th<**e who have Weinendanger of the Eagle Cre* k j !*»•• n follov .ng the situation. A con- >t.,tion. we learn the origin of hcv JOHN H. TR A V IS... Editor-Publisher . . . . «lens-d statement of the Légions era I msre familiar name* in the <!o- ROBT. H. STEN ENNON. .Newt* Editor n,j on the q u a tio n follows. lunibla gorge Mr. Wt i*« ndangor i* ’•Oregon is d*‘eined a \uln»‘rable well |»«>*t»d on the m ath r ami hi* Application for entry as Second i point of att»«'k at th»' present time. derivations are accurate. Many of Clast- matter at Hood River, Oregon, Although Ihis issue has not >« t come the name* that will appear from ts pending. time to time in this column bear to a head, we wish you to be ac •»»nsiderable hi*t«*rie interest FditoriaJ Office qu ain ts! with the Legion's stand in Etowah tall** Cascade Locks. Oregon the matter, and we hep/» if the need Th«*.- fall* can be *•» n from the aris***, you will lend your aid in McCord creek bridge near W arren- S U B SC R IP T IO N R A T E S T h ree m onths ......................... $ 0 .5 0 maintaining a san»? and nun-militar dale ami are sometim»-» calbit Me ta. r»l e i v k fall* b> niistuk«' Elowah $ 1 .0 0 istic type of national defense. Six m onths ».. •>*•• fall* w*re n.uu«<d by a commit tee $ 2.00 One yBfir "Now is the tim»‘ when the l mt»*d representing the Mazanu- ami other O fficial pu blication for Am erican 1 States must exercise every effort to organization*, in l!MY. Th« name t* Legion post No. e>8, B onneville, j ke»p out of war. Neutrality leg is I a- obviously Indian, but the writer ha* O regon. j tion. “taking the profit out of war’ n«»t h* en abl« t«> determine it* mean ing. Official publication for the Bonne-j unj ,.v, r y oth.-r measure to thi- end. Horsetail Kail* vllle chapter of the Izaak Walton v must have th»' wholehearted support Th is n..n«e i* *upp««*ea| to rv,- «|e- league. of all citizens. A certain amount of soriptixe of the falls It ha* been preparedness for national defense ii *»< i -in«-« pn»n« *T da>* In t‘.«U*» th,- only must be maintained. The Amer l . S. Geological -ur%« > -l-t- rimn*«l O l'K PROGRAM 1. Develop a fire protection ican L«*gion. the greate-t pacifist or the heigtit ■ f th» - fall* t»» t»e ?*i ganization in tiie world today, be f«***t. system . lieves in placing the national <!•- Latourell Fall* 2. C reate a w ater d istrict and fens»* in the hands <>f »Aery-day Latourell fall* i* the name oi a develop lands betw een Craig- peae*'-|o\ ing people, rather th »n ex h» oitifill f--.»tur«- a»ljae»-nt t«» the iiiont hotel and H erm an creek. clusively. in the harnl* <* milit iristi» Columbia Rirev highway. and also 3. In sta ll stre e t lights. professional s»»l<iiers. There is no the t>o*t office name »»f tfie n» .«rt«\ 4. Lay down sid ew alks— even gl»»:> in war. but that war has he community. The raitr«»ad station though they are wooden side- ron;»' a necessity unpleasant but name i* Latourell. Jo-»-ph Latourell w alks. ! sometimes necessary to meet s .< was a pioneer settler in th»- locality 6 . Urge th e federal gov ern -J well known fact. an»l to have the an»l it was n»rn««l f*»r him. The „am»- ment to purchase th e toll bridge nation's defense in the hands of Latourell frequently appear* in t m r r l r a n Legion l - n n * ville I urn post. se.'ond NVerinesday in ea»-h straight thinking citizens will be a print with a filial "e ". which i* in and m ake it a free bridge. month. W est lounge, government 6 . Launch a cam paign to battle won before the guns begin correct. The p«i*t < ffice was «Mab- amiitorlum. 8 pm to fire. m ake the lak e back of th e dam lish«-»i I«-n*r before the r.ulr«»«»l w ,* “It Is fitting that this training be hmlt. Ttie fall* ar»* on property Roekdrillers' A. I ' n s d r r n i e n ’s t n- the m ost popular reso rt on the given men in college, because they ion -L o ca l 38», fir*t ami tfiwd which wa* owned by Cu> NV. Tallo.t W est Coast. are already devoting their time to of Portlsml. who a few years ago Momiay* » a«*h month, Horn club. attending classes and exercises and •lonated tiie ar»a to tin- -t.it»- of iir« - Cascad»- Locks. SIDEW ALKS OR CITY HALL three hours a week of m ilitary drill g*»n. Ttie ir»a i- now t state park Who ever heard of a real town not and military science is n<> burden. an«l named ift»-r him. Lat»»ur»-ll fail* Rather it is an ass.'t. Military train are 240 feet in height. Latourell having sidewalks? M I K E ’ S ing is not all guns and war. It i* the prairie, on the bluff* above th»- Co About a year ago the citizens of FO R F IR S T CToARH training the minds to act in accord, lumbia n\»-r »-a-t of Latourell fails, 1 Cascade Locks voted the incorpora with prompt efficiency and control receive*! its name from the same Barbenng tion, thus paving the way for a city, in times of emergency. Men of col source. Cascade Locks veryone knows, the building of lege age or old enough to disc.-rn 4 oopey t all* Coopey falls were named for is quite a proposition: many between the true and false values of military science anil to them it is Charles Coopey, for many years a ems to be solved ami many im- best to give ttie training. well-known tailor in Portland Mr. ments to be made, “In another respect, such military Coop*y was a native of England. He Orders for training greatly increases the poten becomes a question of putting THE OREGONIAN owned the ian«J adjacent to the fall* first things first, considering each tial reserve of trained men in case that bear hi* name. may be left at the of a national crisis and at a cost fTo b* continued) matter in the order of its import CASCADE DRl G STORE that could not he equalled by any In ance, i.e. its relation to the p.*»ent government maintained of soldier and future benefit of the munici citizenry. The training in advanced CASCADE l < m ; k s pality. stages offers the student a source o one doubts that we need a city of income which in many respects BONNEVILLE COM Ml M l« hall, nor will w< object to its erec constitutes a valuable form of schol CHURCH tion when the proper time come»— arship enabling many to continue an Rev. Stanley Trefrrn but only when we have accomplished education that might otherwise be DR. MELVIN E. JOHNSON the more important tasks. As we forfeited. Sunday school—10 a. rn. PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON study the situation we are convinced Worship «*rrvire—Sunday, lu a rn. “Thus we believe that to anolish that the next step in order is to pro military training would be detri Chri«tian Endeavor—Sunday, 7 AO vide facilities for pedestrian traffic, mental to the state from the stand p. m. in short, sidewalks. point of economic welfare and as a Choir Praciiee—Fridays, 7 p. m., W e are boosting to make our town matter of educational policy, as well a real city, a city of homes, a beauti as a matter of safe and economical home of Mrs Leo Miller on the res ful, healthful, happy place. What is national defense.“ ervation. beautiful, we a«k you, about wading Nervier« are held each Sunday in through mud up to yor chin in damp the government auditorium, Bon weather, and dust equally as deep BEAR ON LOOSE IN in other times even w hin bent only WARRENDALEAREA neville. on visiting the post office or grocery store? How about the children get Mr. Sonfleith of recent f.irne be CASCADE FO< KS COMMUNITY ting to school or any of us getting cause of his hair-raising experience CHI IU B to church? Not very beautiful, or n capturing sing!e-hande«l a live Rev. L. G. Weaver healthful either, and without health, hear, even if it was u*t a sr-ar«-«l cub. THE DALLES FREIGHT Sunday school—10 u. rn. how is one to he happy? awoke to fin»i his prize departed for Worship service—II a. nr.. LINE So if we want people to coni»* her»; the wi]«Is from vvhi«*h it came this Evening Worship—7 .'(0 p, rn to build their horn**» an»i • stablish week. C ascade Locks Young Folks—7 30 p.rn. their businesses, we must have -d ’*■- The bear, which was foun»l in an Chorjil ( lub—^Tuesday*. 7:30 ,, ,n walks. Folks are not earing about a outhouse on the «onfleith f'roperty Missionary Society — F lr-t Thurs- city iiail right now, but they « lo j last week, had been occupying a ho\ il*v. each month. ••:<«) pm. want someplace to walk along the| behind the stove, ;)n»l upon awaken- Ladies Aid Society—Third Thurs atreet without getting their -hoes ing. the mighty hunter discovered day. each month, 2:00 p.m. full of gravel and mud. hit charge absent. Choral Club—Tuesdays, 7:30 p rn. But how do we accomplish this 1 sa y wanderer o f the wood* M«-»-ts at Mrs. C. A. Saunders' home. fart, you ask ? The solution is sim lands rorne upon a black h»--ir cub ple Let the city grade «nd gravel sporting a small red-leaUi*-r »i«.g col ♦he streets. These are sadly needed lar. he will know- that he is looking ANY SIZE ORDER •f o»jr new fire truck is to navigate -t Mr. Sonfl»-ith’s near, recently d«:- of our residential districts. parted from the realms of civiliza CLARK'S FUEL YARD DR. E. S. WHITE Girl to that sidewalk» properly pre- tion. Mr. GnnfJejth has reasons to CASCADE LOCKS 372 DKNT1ST «r* 4 tad we have the prerequisites suspect dirty work at the cross ' > fir*? class city. Sidewalks will roads in the matter of the cub’s TYRRELL’S TAVERN •»• * r pe* ; » pur««* ami prosperity, escape, but thoughts of a cub-loving i^ihin No. 24 BONNEVILLE 17 m : Bk*’ what we w ant? a'ui sing’---purposc»l mother hear Looks Addition. Bonneville Mark Chapman. w ill do something to heal the wound. Homi River, U rega^’ ............ • h«-r. . J |33| •New and En'3rgedsiôS5| EVERYTHING THE FISHERMAN NEEDS t h e CASCADE M u ff? G. A. COBB ATTORNEY at Notary PsldJe L\ w C aacsd* !»cka, Orvfo! Of Phone 24S2 —R*-« jj . j DR. PENN C. CRUM OftMMlrtaC and Oj-'iriaa Ky#a Exam ined Gla«»e* fin n HOOD R IV E R , ORfYKlN Scott Building THE WHITE SPOT '•»H O RT O RD ER» o t It SPECIALTY" MRS. AGNES BRENNEN Cascade Locks My n ini»- v\i,| j-«- on P.* ir.xtrj lu»!l«-t f*-r f ' -nomirut »n by t> R^pubU- »n i .»rt> «!•. r.cord s my platform . *ml 1 v».ii apjg*. cíate your »upport JOHN It A RI H Di «trie I Mlomy. GLENN F. HUNT h i M(H HMD GAN (HD ATE —FOR— C o u n ty Clerk Economics], Efficieot, R u tin ***-L ik* Adniin.tL'it.oo Paul Adv C h u rch es —EUR C o u n ty Clerk Cascade Locks Phone 35 DRY MILL ENDS - RE-ELECT— H. J. BLACKM AN ( OI RTFOt'S » RVU i M ONOMY \ ♦ Bone Dry Block Wood TOM M Y LUKE n i ? H. W. «TH IlFiMon 7 - 1»V Hollywood D a ir y Joe Hurticr, Owner A LOCAL INSHTUTION APPRECIATES YOl’R . PA'ntDNAGE GRADE A RAW AND PASTEURIZED MILK
