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c II H 0 N I C L FH||»W FOUR THE BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE HOOD RIVER, OREGON Phone 3761, Hood River Publish«*«! every Friday in the interests of Ihe Bonneville Dam area by the Sun Publishing Company, Ine. JOHN H. TRAVIS....................... Editor HUGH A. SCOTT.......\ssoeiate Editor Entered ,«s second class m atter at the postoffiee at Hood River, Oregon, under the Act of Congress of March o, 1870. Editorial Office Cascade Locks, Oregon ODE TO FREEDOM Curse not the dust on our highways; G reet not the heat with a sneer— A t least you are free o f the coppers who noller. “ H ey ! You can't double-park here! Inveigh not against isolation: M a lign not the flies on your bread— F o r y ou ’re free from the menace of bluecoats W h en lights at the crossing are red. This country life has many drawbacks. But then— if you get the connection— TW O YEARS A G O August 17, PAH \V«,r«| came from the l .S.K.D. «»f- •'"'i li «> , r ii ,|ip. fice in Portland that the plans for the |o«*k> are t«> he changed unit ifiat «'“ PPing last week 2 S * deop sea lo«'ks are to lie Installed. Bid> f««r the relocation «if the l*n- th a t passeng-r lniV(;1 1 > ¡,,n pacific tracks will be tipen«*«l tills 2 ;,,uch 1 , 1 *»t month, it \vas announced this week hat a guy stumble, with the calling <»f bi«ls «»n the Job. X “ 0 4 ««"-r.We ! l ‘ n m 0 r e hope tlui; ONE YEAR AGO August IS, I'A’C» J «« ntugc of squalling appr«*ciate«| measurably • • V NN’ rem niber <)n«. lo, uiotiuT vvl,„ tried to ,|u h | ol«i y o u n g 'ter t,y f^ig g <’o,»ki.*s. « hocolate creams. * riots. Failing, she tried | beneath the blankets. c.-ss could have b«*en gains) tossing it out the window w as fortunately screened. Columbia v\.«> this week idding men t" tlleir payroll a> the **lgtit A b o u t what’s at the next intersection. pumps in th( ••«»fferdain continued SUBSCRIPTION RATES t<> bring the water on the irishl«! t«i Three m onths ...................... $0.50 u, Six m onths ........................... $1.00 a very low level. General-Shea maile its last pour ill One year ................................ $2.00 the powerhouse tliit* week. ea>t to ilras'uon folk into coming t«> Captain Charles Vb«*n was elceted Official publication for American bundle of goodies for himself. Legion post No. 88, Bonneville, There’s Timmy, Glenn Eerrington's' Oregon. W • welcome refugees, out i mayor of Casca«le Locks ov«*r llap- Oregon. wild-eyed beast, who practically do we welcome whole populations? ! tain Karl Bo— nhack b> a m ajority • • • Official paper of city of Cascade kills visitors with friendliness. Do we want low ... Nebraska and the 1 of if? v ot«*s. Noise fr«»rn the new m Locks. There’s the tiny Boston bull pup in i ,-est of them transplant«*«! to the Ore- J. B. Lahor filed an answer this p arlo r m-xt «lixir make* it t Official publication for the Bonne Eagle Creek, who was barely wad* j gon slope .«> th.*> were transplant»*«! week to Ito* suit brought by prop u s to think. Don’t laugh. ville chapter of the Izaak Walton dling tlie last time we saw him., to California? erty owners of Cascade Locks. • • • There’s Charley Rozga’s adopted it’s a question which will have to league. Jack Travis gave a lift toi pup, who can do tricks. And bibo, 1«.- answer«*«! before long. Already the last week between Easeadi written up before in these pages, high-pressure boys are becoming .««•- DAWGS an«l Bonneville. When the, Those of you who limit your cir- tlu* husky-malamute-cuyote terror, live, it would not surprise il' if ph’rs came in view the lift, circle of friendships to your fellow still only a few months t*l«l. who many of the fl«*sh-and-blood pro “ W h a t's that?" moters from Los .\ng**l«,s an«l vicin human beings are overlooking op gives allegiance to Bobby R«*e«t. "'H ia t’s the «lam." Jad We really haven't started on the ity. as well a' their colleagues in portunities for re:« 1 and wonderful B O W E U I.L E tru th fu lly . list. Doubtless there are man) splen- plineiple, were to set lip th«*ir bally experiem-es in friendship. “ W hat «larn?” < o m n \ m ( m iii ii Are there any dogs among your di«l dogs around here we’ve never hoo wagons in tti**»* parts. • • • even seen. Let's lo«*k at «II the .«nid' s t«>-for>* close acquaintances? E. J. \.s«*heiil»miii«T, Minister Bu* you get the idea—don't kick we «‘limit aboard. D«*finiti«*n- Farmer: Thef« We are not trying to be ridiculous. the next dog you see with the idea We know a great many dogs in the Siimlav H’liool logins at 10 A. M. politielan is ilvv ,ys tryini Bonneville area, and some of them that it you don t he 11 bite >ou; make ONE OF 01 HS with Mr. Samuel Lancaster in som ething for. are worth knowing. I frien«is with him instead, and >ou 1« The third p«*rs««n to achieve poetic charge. Bring ><uir «*tiil«lr»*ri • an«l Politician: 'Hie fellow wl One of the most beautiful dogs w e , have occasion lat«*r to enjoy many eminence through the Dam Chronicle j*«in with ns. There will be a class th«* farm er. • • • have ever seen is the female Irish pleasant chats with him. —Ainu Ferrington. whose verse ap f«»r you. pears regularly in these pages—re- setter owned by Mr. an«l Mrs. Coy Q. Morning wor-hip lo gins «t M A. M. . Some people are always cpiveil recognition in last Sunday's Th** therne of tto* sermon next Sun ing th at th"*«- i-> no new th ".«I Organ of Dodson. Her head is splen-i BALLYHOO BUSINESS didly formed, with pronounced in-; Two trivial scraps of conversation edition of the Oregon Journal, tier day will to*. “When Man Meets th«» sun. In t.iis part of th*«; telligence “lmmp." shapely nose, wo overheard last week, when put picture and a brief biography having Gn«|." It i> oiir purpos»* to make tfo* v\«.*’r«? s;«tisfie«! with the sui. alert eyes: her hair is clean, fine, tngether. will sugggest material for appear**«! in the P«»«*t > C«*rner, «*«i1ted >.*rv ie»-' interesting, inspiring, ami • • • soft, healthy: she has golden tufts ;1 niuch longer editorial than this. by Harold Hunt, worshipful. Spemt «»n»* hour w ith • Em *>|" .ii <i:|*!**miS ■' between her toes, and a silken brush \ n ex-farmer from Colorado was) Mrs. Ferringlon, whose husband Go«I an«l hi- people on the Sabbath (hat the Spanish revolution*1 for a tail. She is dignified but affa-j talking. Glenn is widely known as skipper of day. t>. a g»-fi* r d « • nfi * t T!:*y '.C Me. and her owners say she is a “Got too hot and dry for us,” he j power boats f..r the Unit«*«l States I«.- .] «rri* ! <rikf«ii f*«r t(- keen huntress. j sai«l, "so we moved out. We could! engineers, deserves more than casual • • • < \H \IHK MM KS < III IU II Bing is a tall, slightly gaunt Ger- have stayed on. hut would have! notice for her work. She brings to it Sunday, \ugibst 111 \ Miami lass ; man shepherd «log known to—hut ppt-n on relief pretty quick. Do you ,« seriousness colored by no illusions, w as th - first person .die hid not known by—nearly everyone who; happen to know where a fellow an«l a quiet humor that points truth | Morning s»*rvi«*e. II A. M.: **A uTO'H in ■ •• travel* w' passes along Cascade Locks' main could find a job?” wlo-re mere ptinderousness would L««st Sheep.** thougti Florkla was on** of tj street. He adopted the \ \ . J. McGar- Now speaks a gentleman in a local fail of its own weight. L«*agii«* lesson from th«* upper state.-«. I told Iter I wouHbfj rngle family when “Mac" befriended< restaurant, some miles an«I h«>urs Slo* is a native «laughter of the room. * careful in the future. him after he had grown lean and aWay from Ihe first, dam area, having been born on The Sunday school and Ladles' • • * footsore following his ««vvners. who "You know, if we’d get out and Bradford's islan«l before the Colum Al«l will h«d«l the|r annual picnic at became separated from him some boost Oregon, like the fellows in bia River high way had >tolen the; New Or«*gon industry ^ j the government gr«»un«l' FrMay jf - j where along the highway. He seems southern California do, we'd have gorge's traffic from riv«*r boats. H«*r' u st : W all-gnat raising. ternoon, August li. Parents as well • • • to be aging and lazy, hut if yon people swarming out here in no father. Eric Enquist. probably knows watch him you will know tie mis time, Y*‘s sir—a little boosting’s all the region a„ well as any living man. «' children ar»* invite«!. Cak»* an«l N.-gr«,»- win '¡x first ie«* «•r« «m will he furnished. «ii:»*sts never eeas*««l the search for his mas we need. America in the 01 ympics. | and is still active in its affairs. ar«* ask»«l I«» bring sandwiches. ter. because his dark, sad eyes in Those two statements set the Mrs. Ferington’s first published The Ladies* \i«l will m»***t at die w e didn’t have a «lark ontl«*i spect every person who crosses h i s ' stage, • • • poems appeared in tto* Dam Chron- Graigmont inn Thurxlay, August 20. view. He is much more of a gentle- Unquestionably there are thou- i**]e ,-i year ago. H«*r vers«* has sin**«* Bad w eather at Berlhk H man than many of his human broth s;«n<is nf families in the Midwest in been r«*a«l over Columbia Broa«lc;«st- Those black clou«Is w«uld^ ren. much the game position as the first inir company's nation-wide hook-up, Owens and Mack Robinson^ There ace dozens of other d o g s.mim. living on unproductive farms "here it received very favorable th e lap«*. equally worth knowing. There's the cursed with dust and drought, near notice. • • beautiful little re«i spaniel in Co-j jv rea«Iy t«» quil One of tier first pieces to appear in Sim ile: As nnrufffled J lumliia City—sorry we don't know I nquestionably if this eonimon- this paper, “M«*m«»ries." is reprinted Cascade Locks Chamber o f Coni- « s ta r ’s hair .fter a pl*K H his or her name, or we'«l intro«luee wealth were t<* spend mon* y on ad- on this page. mer*-e M «Trill's dining room, ! Im rricane. neaMlrovvninp a« you. There's Tippy, the bulbous but vertisement an«l on ¡n«lu<*em«'nts to Tuesdays, noon. for-all fight. shrewd little Chihuahua owned by. settlers the influx of agriculturists Memories • • * the MeShatkos of Dodson. There's from the east would be speed,>«i up I «lip my pen Bridal \ eil Lodge, \o . 117, \.F . him ! the sift King, the lovable collie-Nmvfound- f trem«*ndouslv A.M. School house, L atourelle. W<* have yet to see In memory’s ink rientist s d».»« lnncl belonging to the C. R. Blacks* B..t ,1o we vvant them, in the „.eas* falls, second Saturday in each ing Station, i,n a 1 ...-inf 1 An«l write of childhood «lavs, in Bonnevue King will be a big dog nr0 that southern California got When, carefree, month. Visiting Masons welcome.| then we’ve never see» ’ some day, we opine. Painless" flaunted from " them? Do we want Oregon to become I roamed among the hills. Cascade Aaelit Cluh—mo«le| r«min «if a filling station. Sun Beau is a husky, enthusiastic, overcrowded, t«« have more than her of new administration building. vociferous young Belgian shepherd share of retired farmers, to become Again I dip niv p«*n. Fridays, 8 p. m. owned by the J. C. Kimseys of War- the birthplace of “isms” and fads These «lust storms J rendale. We’ve seen a lot of him. and quackeries? For this will follow An» I adolescence, Cascade Locks Cit y Council— \'ith its strange awakening, j s : ...... . • £ £ but mostly through a screen <ioor. as surely as night follows day. o n n eil chambers, Mondays, at we wish s«. many of 2 3 Brings a wonder, The Hasketts have a bob-failed No one is more heartily in favor 8:00 p. m. settle in the Darn uhron 1 shepherd dog who’s sort of an inter of a warm reception for droughf- An«l a sudden s«*riousnoss. The pen rnn> dry, esting boy. Cascade Locks Roy Scouts high si«-k farmers than we. A dog-in-the- roost A Jim Lash’s white bulldog Sparky manger attitii'le is out «if tune with And when again it’s filled school, Tuesdays. 8:00 p. m. The Leftists claim ■ c e n t l U 1 It writes or life— isn’t as fierce as lie looks. In fart. the tiroes an«l n<*ressiU<*s. victories over Madrid re A bud that has so recently matured. Bonneville Boy Scouts — grade Tippy Ihe Chihuahua can chew But Oregon is not unknown in the si’hool auditorium, We«Jnesdays, worry, boys--- Sparky t«> pieces without fear of ensf an«! midwest. Farmers who are Arid finding life so much more fun southpaw slants __ 7 p.m. Than youth anticipated. retaliation. tli ink intr of mov ing are making in There’s the famous hitch-hiking quire*' by the dozens—by the hun It now sits hack and smiles Cascade Locks Townsend Club— IHOMLCY HNFI,pr(j dog of Cascade Locks, who rides up dreds—and our chambers of com At all lli«> worries Fellows hall, first and tliirtl Fri Ronald Edgar Tromley^H an«l down the highway with anyon*1 merce are answering them quickly, Ibid in younger days. days, 8 p. m. who will give him a lift. There’s eagerly. Results are measurable. The Now. as I write arrest«*d a ’* for M 1 wonder what rnv memories will he Behekahs, Cascadia lodge, Cascade State O fficer • 1 lhP Rusty, the «log w ho eolia at the farm folk arc coming to Oregon one Locks, first and lhir«l We«ln«:8- with four butcher shop everv day for his paek-j of the few remaining lands of prom- In future years, cM But while I sit and dream davs of each month,. Odd Fel fillip«1, was firn '. age of meat. There’s G. E. Miller’s I ise. Junik« 1 lows hall, 8 p.m h, appeared b h*W little poodle who will carry anything! This is quite another matter hovv- My pen runs dry. Aino Ferrington. his master hands him, but prefers a I ever, from our sending emissaries Bonneville, Or. The Sun for Prompt Printing. W h en y ou’re in a hurry you don't have to worry Meetings
