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THE
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formation P o o l
BONNEVILLE
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MONIGHAN SHIPPED
ACROSS COLUMBIA
Ttie
giant
nmnigtian
wtiicli
e t « tu t: l o c k s
IIONNFV II.Lt:
COUNTY PRESSES
VOTING OF BONDS
has
lain hlle so long near the f . r end o f
the pow er lion».- spillw ay went trav '
Hood Hiv.-r county’s school hoard
,
DELIVERED BY MAIL
EVERY FRIDAY
THREE MONTHS FOR
50c
FKIIIAV, Jl \t: Hi, WUi
Nelson Out Millsap,
Epping In; Manchester
Is New Locks M ayor
elitig Wednesilay. At < \.M. it was I point'd ltd» week to it- record of
nth election of officers and ap-
pull' d from il» position h> ttie stern- »lashing bonded ind'-hl'-dnc-» for ttie
intmw.t of a I--rii.-.n-nt secretary.
wheep'r, The (»allei», and warped county *‘£l,'jfju in three years and
merchants " f i , i < ule Locks
lirsday form I t credit a w « 1 u- around llie western tip o f Hr idford'» w iping out |27.2*i in w n ia n t» out­
lo facilita!*- rollertialiS a 11*1 Cllt island, en route to North Honnevllie . standing when they a»k>sj voters to
tu It.ul debt».
>n ](|%»«'.» l|'l'
Thirteen hours later il Was perched •pprove a tiond i»sue of *37,1»00 for
I„. fun. ti-ii « f th.
.-».»elation
- "»oí improvement» at a special
I |e t......DM»
' Ihlt o f !••■! sons again on dry land, tins time on « • lection July 2.
Victor Andersen, 42, logger, known
t, whom each 111 -reliant In « an •»iM'cUlly-construct. d bn»*- on the
Allocations would include ss* m i
wnt. as well •» the .mount ami north bank.
to
many people in Cascade Locks,
for Cascade Locks, 8s,5uo fur Bar­
(litlon of e.*el* ¡mil' idu.it account.!
I tie lid ie » was assist*-'! through rett. 811.5**1 for od.-ii and *;•.«**»> for •ji'-d early We*ln**wlay morning o f
urs<m/-*t u ■•••* two furic- '
most o f the Journey by the | S.K.I)., Hal kd.de.
wounds he inflicted upon himself
Q, On* i- !■
■! *' • stamp **f
In June, licet. s*|.;tm in bonds re­ with a r.zo r at alia Tuesday night.
ho.it Honnevllie and < small tug.
ipjvj I of tli
■ i *ti"ii on any
Ttie nionigtian, capitile o f lifting to mained to be p.iid. Tli it figure was
>un
km*
M fi"«n •"
cubic yards o f earth in it» largest cut to s.'fS.nuu tfii-» June. Tli»- iota! ■ Andersen, who had been rooming
Ition rii' iuti. r. 11* •• •»t ’1 ■ r •# to .-n- i
scoop, had already been loaded valu»* of warrant» out»t .riding has in Portland at the home of a sister
je member» t -I *' • the r*»»t *»f |
aboard lw<* barge*» rigg'-d p.g'dher. been er.l»ed in tile > ime perii.'l
• •f Mrs. *.barbs Hugghlom. arrived
j]erti<*n <if *J. Id-
'* 1 by *n In-
• «.-.aile Locks, Barrett and Odell
The monigtian w ill
us.-<| rn ex­
in th»* Locks Saturday evening, fn t il
fidu.'tt t" »•*'• ■' '•
’ ' •> mt». III-
cavating for the north half o f Ui>- lugli schools have been rated *"con-|
«j.j of the I....... lilt' 111 .*Will« cul-
• iitioTi.il\ staisiardi/.ed" h> ttn- state Tiles*lay evening lie stayed at the
»pillw ay dam this summer.
jt.ii* separately. All information
depaituieut of education, meaning home " f Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W ar­
nr>d throuirti the ..»»..eiution w ill
they w ill have to be improved or ren on government property here.
available to iii'ii "T » only, but
1« - Ib' ir »taislard r ding.
local group will have contact**
As ttie W arrens w ere about to
h national cr.-'lit agencies in or-
leave tti«. bouse Tuesday evening
to ext-ii l the scope o f It» aer-
Andersen excused himself, went to
LOGGER COMMITS
SUICIDE TUESDAY
Bringing to an end ttie major
political feud that raged for a month
between council merihers and ex-
May or Charles .Nelson over the sign­
ing o f w ater system warrants, voters
o f Cascade Locks at a special elec­
tion Friday recalled Nelson by a
count o f !".*{ to 71.
Councllmen Max Millsap and Carl
Kppirig. leaders of the recall move­
ment against Nelson, w ere retained
in office by narrower margins. The
vote favoring Millsap was 133 to 8*>,
and the vote for Kppirig 11« to 100.
A charter amendment to permit
the city to issue bonds up to *8000
for a new city hall was beaten. 1 t i
to iC.
The election board worked until
nearly It P.M. Friday counting and
tallying ballots. A total of 225 per­
son» voted.
Immediately follow in g completion
of the election hoard's w ork, the
council met in special session and
the bathroom and stashed his throat named <». E. Manchester mayor to
jtie meeting. ! ■ 'i il Merrill’s ri s-
\ lively meeting of Troop .‘E*0 hon­
rant, followed ttie regular tTliam-
with a razor. The Warrens, r*-turn- replace Nelson. Mayor Manchester.
oring the dads o f members was belli
.
...
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...
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, " h o had already signified his w ill­
of Commerce meeting.
found him weak from ino,_
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Tuesday evening in tie- i.raigmont ing to , get , . him,
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in* n ' » to take office in the event ol
W ith Inclusion o f a clause by!
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hotel, vvitb iglit fathers attending., h>ss *.f blood and started to ' hunt
Nelson's recall, was summoned by
which the Pacific Telephone A T ele­
about
for
towels.
Andersen
there-
Thy w.-r Scoutmaster M. L. Morgan.|
Marshal
Colin Merrill and sworn ir
graph company would provide a
troo|........ .
chairman \V. J. Mi '" n locked him self in ttie bath­ by Recorder \Y. J. Carlson.
tehqdione for the city's us*' at the
Carlson, and committeemen Ni, M. room and deepened the gash.
Councilman Silver Perras was tem­
C"iin«’ il chamber, the franchise ask*-d Piper, Noble F. Hyde, w . j, Mctiar-
porary
chairman o f the session thal
Hr. M. E. Johnson was summoned.
by tli** company was adopted follow ­
rigle, j. a . Merrill. Joe Morris and
r*
a.I
the
election results into th*
He .»tupped the bleeding and sent to
ing final reading at Monday's city! <•. M. Hesgard.
record
and
chose Manchester as
Itoo*t Hivcr for an ambulance. An-
i new office (.ihiding • ri< 1 n garage council meeting, the fir»t complete'
Scouts attending w.-r.* Nobl* Hyde
mayor.
mu presided over by Mayor Ü. E.J j , " ' ’¿V,h Jlyde! Teddy Mel í.irrigle. •ler.-et vv.»> taken to ttie Hood Hiver
,1 be built »..un .i tli•• B«»nn>-v III*» '
Manchester’s first official actior
hospital, where he died a h-vv hours
hatchery. K. J \V. Anderson,I Manchester
Hob and Bill Morgan, K*-n Wor*d- aft'T arrival.
affixin g his name to warrants
Herv
• - 1 W
~.| »y. The
The franchia«' permits the com­ ward. Jim Merrill, Carlyle Heuter-
totaling more than 88000. drawn
sec buil'liriK . .ni nnili^ . id io t * - pany to contluct busln' » » and main­ »kiuld. Ken Piper. Norman Hesgard,
Hr. Johnson said Andersen had cut against the water system construc­
y and storeroom • » well .» »pac«* tain equipment beside and over city Tom MeKnry. Biehanl Kenney, F*»r- •back up and above the hyoid bone, tion fund, which Nelson had con­
disk» .«n<I records, w ill be pot street» for a ill-year |'»*rio<1. in con- i' st Hess, Boh • *r\ i» and Frank Tes­ a floating bone attached only to sistently refused to sign since they
1 about I Mi f.-.-t vve»t of the flag- »ideiation for vvlii.'li Hie company sier.
muscles, just above ttie larynx, sev­ w ere presented four weeks ago.
war the rinin hatchery huibl-J w ill pay the city tw o p«*r e»'!!! o f
\ program of scout demonstrations ering the muscles necessary to »w a l­
Kuckenberg-AVittman c o m p a n y
Anderson’s office i.t present Is »cross receipt» from local telephone and song» \v.i> given.
lowing but missing the jugular vein. contraetors putting in the -water
the basement of his home, hum- ••all» and furnish w iring for [»olire
However, Andersen lost so much system, resumed operations Monday
f‘»r tti*. new huildingdias already • nd fire signals.
C O P. t IMMISI S » OIIVALLIS
blood he was too w<-ak to recover.
• Her a week's shutdown due to fail­
’fi or«l* ; • «I.
Actual revenue from the compiny
li'h g iU '» to the Uregon Bepubli-
Friend» here »aid the logger bad ure o f the city to turn the warrrent-
^•e Iabur.-dory will |.e |o aid in i» expected to amount to about *•*' c.m convention w ill me*'t in Corval­ b e n drinking heavily for several over. It is expected the contractors
¡kina r>- ir.-h. - upon fisti upon per year. The flat rate teb-pnone lis s* pt' iub'T * and .», the executive weeks past, hut they did not know
........ . vv il w aive damage»
si;**» j„.r ,j ,y
• aruund». in»t>-«<) of »ending them worth W.ir» per monili would save • ommitt'-e decided at a inci ting ill of hi» taking liquor after coming assessed last week as rental on idle
py to «tiler institut ..n», Mm-n of the city |3li per year in toll».
Portland Saturday. Lowell 0. Paget, her»' Saturday. He apparently roiu- equipment and salary. >in*v they de-
'■*lue of experiment» |,aH peen
A motion was passed gru ilin g the president of the club in Oregon, pre­ mitt 'I the deed in a fit of despond- *-■ .»»'••< I ill :i letter last Week they
enee.
, u," n ,*1' ’
or
parnsltc- five members o f the board at Fri­ sided at the executive session.
would pass up the damages in case
r t'*.! fisti tliVe l.'. fi se|,l aVV.lV, day's eleetion ?*> apiece for tà horns'
the city paid the warrants w ithin
*rs‘*n 'lid. he. .use frequently
"reasonable time.”
(C o n tin u ed on back p a ge)
|*ar.i»i|, s fall away or ceas«.* to
rtn»n during tr .nslt.
Council O K ’s
Phone Ilill at
l inai Reading
DADS HONORED AT
BOY SCOUT RALLY
ITCHERY TO GET
FFICES, G A R A G E
a^*ri,y ° r ,f" ‘ present station
1" crp» ^ by addition o f *.x
^ring pond» for small salmon.
BONNEVILLE BEATS
PITTOCK MEN■ 8-2
Nine slugging basehallers from
Bonneville
trimmed a team from
ir," a m ° f
w ill also ho
nor a period of a year or Portland's Pittock block. 8 to 2. in a
Anderson » , ¡, i
softball game in Portland Saturday.
r* tuteh-ry ilw if w ll,
,,
Jimmy Helmer, tw irfer for the dam
J*»v*. an n h m it slnn, , and new players, struck out 15 and hit a
.l *h*
ba»l N I'.rxii •■bout.
home r un.
nenecs n
inted
I*
yellow
The Bonneville team w’ a» oom-
•*, in keeping posed o f J. Myer. B. Miller. It. Scolt.
n the B o n n e - 1 15.
>nn
•n. J Reimer. M<»g Ki i»».
i i'- IUple, Sporse n. Oliver More­
d nd Carl Harring.
, v H i m : 10 PICNIC
It
M iller
Mil' say s
\
llm
»
w
ill
t
game
w ilt play
"'•‘Icorno jq
: C.IS- if II
mates can get some h Ip from
>*Nit p|,||, ,
20. Tti placc Cast.... le Locks residents in putting
y"1
,| „ "•n, vv ll hi
along op a backstop on the diamond t the
r,'V and Will be lueks.
J l
If*.L|| by
■"•at and auto-
»•i i*-
The story o f the Angels o f Mon»
.
.Ills contest, water who allegedly appeared or the side
!«nf|
o f the British during a battle against
the Hermans actually grew out o f
1 " '
an im aginative newspaper yarn ap-
d
Mins
at Botin*
a return
Steamboat Vets Plan
Giant Picnic Sunday
Between to.uuo and 15,000 persons
are expected to attend the veteran
»(••aiiihoatmen’s picnic Sunday at the
Bonneville hatchery grounds, vvii. re
lli.' annual affair form«
held at
Chatnpoeg park vvi 11 b* li 'Id this
for lb.
-si time.
1 e progi
\\ ill II 1
ra i:
I " P.M..
m**i norial se
c> » at I
etiti
by Chaplain 1> M. Blenki
The
aft. m oon 's 'P nkers n il I include
Co! i»nol 1 »nias M. Bolli: :. i niter!
S| des en*r • ers J Judge Kr ■tí Wilson
o f The I* !'*s ; Prof. \\ . C. Jones.
Wil!,in:< |fe university; Captain J. k . i
Jenkins, Lewiston, Idaho: K. c. .Mer-j
rid. siq>" -inh nd- nt of Ì i^liihouses;
A ff* *t i ’ . Dodson, representing Hov-
i r .r * Juries II. Martin.
Members o f Portland yacht m ibs.l
all of whom have been Invited, w ill
special float placed in Tanner creek
this week by members of ttie Cas­
cade yacht club.
The yacht chit» w ill act as a w e l­
coming committee, with Glenn Per-
Hiud"n in churgf
Music w ill be!
fon ii-li .1 by The Halles junior band
an* the \»!.>rh band.
Ceremonies w ill be broadcast over
»l .tii.ii KDiN. lh.rtlmid. Visitors w ill
arrive at Bonneville by stage, train,
• >r special boats which w ill leave
Vancouver at 7 :30 A.M. Sunday.
PI.uis to bring an ocean-going ves-
» I up the Columbia have been'aban-
doped In cause of m ajor difficulties
involved.
Many local citizens, including Cap-
In in Charles Nelson o f Cascade
Locks, veteran Columbia riverman.
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a Io,|8 time putting
up tables and seats at the picnic
a
TROOP 390 MEMBERS
SCATTER FOR SUMMEl
Cascade Locks Boy Scout trooj
■T hi might be called the "Travelini
Troop.”
John Carlson recently left un i
trip to California. From W illits hi
reports that all 's well.
Forrest Hess traveled to Oklahoma
returning last week-end Oeorgi
P.laisdell went to Bank». Or., w itl
his family, and Carlyle Heuterskiolc
is going to Wisconsin with his folk
Friday on a two weeks’ vacation.
Fifteen boys have re-regiskred fnj
Iho coming year out or a total o f 22
and ?*eoutmastr At. I,. Morgan is
hopeful o f not losing any oi tlu
troop’s members.
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Townsend club members fron
neighboring counties have been in
vited to the free picnic and rail
scheduled by the Clackamas count
organization July 2o on the count
fair grounds at Canby. Admission t<
the grounds w ill be free, and coffo
served gratis.