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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1936)
frits of Braves at Rest ïsr following Reburial Rite RHYTH MASTER EEL STORY MAKES m n n r T ’r n REPORTER A SUCKER iu r e CORBETT FLA MES QUICKLY DOUSED ith elaborate cerem onies th a t equu:l«-d lh*- "<»l- r il,-s which m arked th e ir original b u rial, bon»* iiiliariM w hich w ere bar«*l by excavating <>p*ra- h on Brii»Jford island w ere laid to r» id W .du»> in G reenleaf cemetery, u m ile w»*t of N orth D*-v ill»*- y»*i»hng a t tb e in te rm e n t wa* Itlciiard .1. Orac»*, itaiit engineer und stu d e n t of th e Indian* an»l language. Fred IJ. HoblnMin, C ow litz county J fl, , M(.» ned services w ith the I..,>■!- I'- in| t i Chinook tongue. A grand» m onum ent w as L gtod to tile Indians by the resid en t • III.' le ' ' lam i S. coriiroiki. GL H. IMiHloek agent --r tbe |n»lian re serv atio n , «erupted the monutn» n t ib*-fi »If "f tli«s 'I*umwab r, W arm S prings, l rna- an»l Y akim a tribes. th .rs taking p a rt in th e cerem ony w ere Mrs. •II rn»i«rw ood, g ra n d d a u g h te r of T u m w a te r it's Chief Itin a h a ; Mr*. M ary B. Lane, d a u g h te r *T - 1 ini« rw ood, fo u n d er of th»- t»»wn <•' I n.|. r il; Don E. B row n of th e S kam ania hl*.t»*rir,i| ty, ,in»l W alter llu ffo n l. m ayor of St»-venson. ^tius this stran g e crossing of th e path* <>t un it an<! m odern riv iliia tio n w ill he en»l«-d, an»l the )ts of the dep arted brave* w ill r» st peacefully ji n»jw th a t th e ir rem ain* are on»-** m ore und»-r- ii nd. READ The Bonneville Dam Chronicle H ere’s Bobby Reed, M errill’s m aestro, in bis bear skin. T hink of the sw eat he m u st w ork up w h en he w e a rs th is o u tfit! BOWEN ENNES’ RED and W HITE STORE PHONE 112 Vi MILE EAST OF CASCADE LOCKS Specials for Friday and Saturday Morning. We close at noon Saturday in Observance of Memorial Day Flour Harvest Pride A ll Purpose Hard W heat R A* W . 1 lb. O lio . Bag Marshmallows -I q Iv Z v Shortening 1-2 gal. 20c MART Coffee Coffee 1 lb. bag 19c body. Lunch w as served under the pellors kicked free of th e w a te r, and 1 school stu d e n t to be graduated a t F»*rrimd»»n ha*l them in rev erse w hen : the exercises Friday tfie st»-rn h it w a te r again. O therw ise The sophom ore class enjo>ed a the b o a t m ight have passed fo r a class picnic a t Bc-acon last w eek su b m arin e fo r a few seconds. u n d er th e w a tc h fu l eye of Miss It tu rn e d out th e man on th e cat- Theodora G ustafson. The stu d en ts w alk had seen so m eth in g else bob lunched th e re and had a «rood tim e, b in s in the w aves instead of a m an's since stu d ie s w ere out o f th e w ay head. u n til next fall. Mr. Mrs. Andy Anderson Announce the opening of Q C l - iff L odge 5c One mile west of Hood River on the 9 Kippered Snack. 5 o r. 3Va oz. P er Can Columbia River Highway. Plates, Paper Napkins, paper Bundle Foe Large Bundle Cups paper drinking 1 lb. teg 23c E A R LY RISER into It A W P rep ared 41b. pkg. 49c Purex F errin g to n an.l Lee Sam s, knifed a wave an»l nosed under, headed for trees. the depths. Fortunately the pro Calvin W alk er w as the lone high 26c 49 lb. $149 PE A RL The speedy craft, manned by Glenn Cascade Locks high school stu d en t it AW Select 1 lb. Tin 2 for Mission Olives Mustard W hile th e eel stor.< - are going aro u n d w e m ight a* w**ll p rin t one F re b u rn ed over a q u a rte r-a c re , th a t Ben Cook, tu m o r su:>**rintendent in cluding five big snags, on the Cur for G eneral-Shea u-*»l to tell. led t e sta te n o rth of th e C olum bia Mr. Cook, w h o se wor«l no one has Hi\»*r h ig h w ay Monday a t a b o u t 5 o reasio n to d o u b t, w as eng.ig*»l in a I*. M. AI W iesendanger, Eagle Creek p ile-d riv in g jo b on th e C lackam as ra n g e r, and th e P ep p er M ountain riv er w h en he took tim e off to go lo o k o u t b o th sp o tted th e fire and fishing in a narrow gorg*- w h e re the reached it p ro m p tly , C haarles Segal c u rre n t w as deep and sw ift. Me no of the C olum bia Gorg*r statio n on tice»! a nurnh»*r of eel* w h ich w ere H erm an e n e k l a i w e w d tie- call, ami h a \in g a hard tiro»- m aking any h**acl-| Bill R oyer, also from th e g o rg e sta- way upstream through the gorge. tion, sto p p ed off on h is w ay up Native intcllig*-nce of th e b easts from P o rtla n d to join th e battle. cam e to th»*ir ai»J. how ever, and by L ittle dam age w as rep o rted . hooking them selves to g eth er to form T he fire re su lte d from lig h tn in g a long chain the eH s to the rear, w h ich stru c k a snag in th e a re a five w h ere the c u rre n t w as slack, m an- days ago, leaving sm o ld erin g em bers ag*-d to push the v an g u ard eels up in th e tru n k . Flam es p ro b ab ly sp ran g through th e gorge. u p w hen a b u rn in g ch unk fell from Mr. Cook w as b u d ly c a stin g into th e snag to th e ground. inviting pools above th e rap id s w hen he happened to hook onto an eel— th e head m an, it tu rn ed o u t. Mr. W. WOOD HONOR Cook pulled him from th e w ater, b u t GUEST AT SOIREE th e o th e r eels h u n g on. N othing dau n ted , Mr. Cook fieri th e head eel H onoring C. W . W ood, w ho w ith aroum l a cleat and started pulling the Mrs. W ood left Sunday noon to be Jolly fellow s o u t of the w a te r as c o m e a ssista n t to Ben Cook, form er fa st as he could. He stayed th e re G eneral-Shea com pany su p erin ten d th ree d ay s ami th re e n ig h ts b efo re ent h ere, on th e S h aughnessy dam th** eel chain cam e to an end. u n it of th e H etch-H etchy p ro ject I d As w e say, w e have never had C alifornia, seventeen friem ls g a v e a occasion to do u b t h is w ord. d in n er p a rty and dance at th e Bon neville co m m u n ity a u d ito riu m S at u rd a y night. RIVER BOAT DOES HEADSTAND MONDAY A ttem ling w ere Mr. nad Mrs. a . J. Lew is, Mr. and M rs, Roy Cook, Mr. ami Mrs. Jack Holub, Mr. and Mrs. A fa lse alarm B»ail-OVerbosrd -ir»-n U o j û HarUn> Mr .(n(1 M ra. p. 0. bla8t .from the C olum bia b u ild in g s N ichoison. Mr. and Mrs. Tom M oyer. at 10:40 A. M. M onday nearly resu lted Mrs. Earl W ilson, Max Silver and in a m ajo r m arine d isa ste r w h en the Joe W eisen. m o to rb o at Sandy, an sw erin g th e w ild g estu res of a man on th e catw alk HIGH SCHDdL NEWS to th e dam piers, ran too fa r into A picnic at Viento state park w as sw ift w a te r ami alm ost up-ended. the last event of th»,* year for the for B 6W R 6 W R 6W TUNA PEA N U T B U TTER FR U IT C O C K TA IL 1 Lb. Glass 19c N o . 1 T in s l-2s 2 for 29c 2 for 29c 10c 10c 10c C u p ic k Sw eet G h e r k in s PICKLES . 6 Oz. 9c ¥ It is different It is cool, clean, and restful CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS as well as SANDWICHES served from 12 P. M. to I A.M,
