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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1936)
, U (.1 si **, '** e Salesmen rewer Tells cks Men T H K H O % \ I, \ I I, I, K < l.l li IO 1 * 1 « Mi H«nn<*vll|ft W o in rn ’* club w ill hold U lti MI N l o „ A M r JJ J t 0 M I c L K MKKT M H NINK H K M \l. %«KM V MOTOftlS I S I KINKS IKIK <t/iN<ai|i- l.ock » volunteer fire J If >011 are looking for a hoii*e lo reorg,u„ee j ren t «r hu>. '«.u will fim i a n ew l groum l» T liu n u liy , Augii»! ?7 .«t 1 Tuead.iy evening <t 7 :10 |» m In tli< .m. n<-y e*Uhli*»ie<| m Canrade hoek» I* M T h e rln li w lll fiirnU li roff<*<-, d i ' rouin-il cham ber, Klr<- i.b le f r , lid * week by (>. L . Itankln o f help in «•r>mi ami »ug.«r, hut m<mb<-r* »r<- N. H i»«.ird .uinoonred ihln %\<-<k. in.iking a *ele.<tlon. Ita n k ln '» o ffic e : ii»k<*<l lo bring t l o lr own potlurk w ill fill a long-noted need for 11 the C m . ► r « ai k Hüll li. ih in.nit- tin- ronfili* of lOlH'Il' H timi lIUIll'M, I'le.iringdioiiae for rental ll»tlng*. <>f eoatmerw j II"* to w n » 'Im itilo * ami lia* ||n<*J II» p icn ic ni III«* Kugb1 Crei-k plenir, pnrtrin-nt w ill m<»t tu ot , ¡¿tii c h a m b e r Turt(jir ooua to r luncheon - I , uvwn In Honnevlll« «ml Tka Ju n io r League np 1 I 1 r »<«• group »moke «-a ter». of pro*|o,r tj v<: The Ju n io r league originated am ong a »mall group of young • VS IV Its M SI I I) Ml women In Naw York city who In Haai »ent a large number of roue« »pot " f Ul" Ww Several »core compì tito r* In the •Urrinx 'l'l" ■' hy Mr V . » , from a party to a hoapltal. U iter Irth-rnatiorial <la»tlng t<iurriamcnt ...........tr .1 I’P'M Wl ' they and other» handed together “fo r m utual benefit and the good 1 1,1 *'"rtli*n<l Inapectcrl the »J,irn Trtu now on * T u v in * com o f th e com m u nity." From giving 1 p roject th i* w<»;k and enjoyed a -.on" who t«l<l those pregent •nijuM IxwonK’ aggr'-Halve *al<»- en tertain m e n t» for Die benefit of » lx ci.il luncheon at Cook'» T y rrell for to ' 'Urn an*« «ml It* po*»l- a co lle g e M dtlement they eg tend- tavern ItepreacntattveH were pere wbirh h*<) lm p r«**«t him e«l th e ir a rtlv ltle » to mnny other from all part» of the I rilled ¡state* fo rm * o f »octal aid. hluiltur organ- j» during hi* *li«rl *U >. .uni »everal foreign co u n tries. I mi tinti» o f young women were I p «> t **kl many I»»«*«*! bunlBm a funned |n o th er elite» out of which - Wf *0 rlo*«- 1« Um dam w ith grew a natio n al « le « d a tio n of eewimelk« pfobhm» that they leagu e*, eaeli Internate,) |n Ita p ar lot r»*llK- what advantage» It tic u la r way» In the educational, . y, ooUI'U InduKlry. nn.l Imw cu ltu ra l and civ ic condltlona of Ita that industry might be In com m unity and In volunteer c h a r to foni<- her»* If properly ap- ita b le and oth er aervlce«. t(<> **ld every penmn In tru ihoiikt be fam iliar w ith A p p o ia tssc B t e f N o t a r y P ubl i c > thoat Iho <1/ini «n<l »m roan d ln g A notary im hllc I» a public ofh- I r**<iur"‘* to be able In *n- rc r who tak e« ackn«>wle«|gment of, qu^tionw of tnnrlnta am! visit bwD'^' m*n concerning th e or otherw l»« a ttcsta or cwrUfle», dec«J* snd o th e r w ritings, or copie» fys-m who »poke briefly w ere o f them , usually under hla official •eal, to m ake them au thentic, and C. P |,«*w*llen. the H<*v. I,, ft tak e« affidavit», depoalttona. and n. William K<-H<r. J . It l.ah er. protewta o f iiegotlable paiarr. In I Qtftoon ami Mr McKenzie of th e L'nlted Htatea a|t|>olntmenta are L C. ^mlth Oirona ty p ew riter m ade by th e governor« o f the . ?!• • la te *. 'I'he oath la a* fo llo w *: " I '«H'lwlnr the luncheon the party do aolem nty « » e a r that 1 will »up- «1 mnd*l* «f the <lnm In the |Mirt th e C on stitu tio n o f the L'nlted - /¡m arv! drove to Mradford’» Htaie» nnd ib>- C o n stitu tio n of n,» »here they w atched w ork » ta t * o f ------ , and th at 1 will fa ith ; forward on the »pillway »Jam fully and Im p artially d ischarge the duty o f notary public for —— fWiwaya. cou nty , acordlng to the tw-*t of my »kill and a b ility ; »0 help me Cod.* („„rnj Urn <1*111. |TUI«I«I by Hun lU lluw H I. Ih/li ItMMKK \V F.ltS \ i|in'Hlion o f ria ttil-o f-w a y w a* » „ n in w r||y M o m l.y evening w fl,.n p moto rin t k n o c k 'd a doe o ff (p,. O jim n h la Itiver h ig h w ay Kerm an ereek , b re a k in g th e erea - tur*-'* le ft hin<J leg. T h e an im al wa» *0 badly in ju red th a t M arshal Ooliti M errill, w h o had b een sum m oned, shot it. m >. u m near Jim m y H elm er, telephone o p erato r irnl »tar Indoor haaeball p ltcticr fo r Die I'n ited Stat'•» en g in eer*. Ia*t w ie k marrie«! Mi*» lilia li M arie L o w - rey in I'o rtlam l. T7ie ro u p ie lion ey- mooned in K riti*h (Joluiiihla and re - turned Augimt It to m ake th e ir hom e In Portland. A irplane and »hip screw pro p ello ra are hoth » u b je c t to tin- phenom enon o f ca v ita tio n , w h ich In th e case o f airp lan e prop ellora co m m en ces w hen the propi llo r-to p ap p ro ach es th e npei-d o f sound. T h e blad e c re a te » a vacuum behind it w h ich th e a ir or v. iter pifMitm 1 » imuffldMt to Montana w a * tin- only »tate in th e k e e p filled , re su ltin g in a v iolen t I nion w hich lo *t in popu lation b e v ib ra n t pounding a g a in st th e rear tw een the renatine» o f lieJii and 1930. of the p ro p eller. RTICULAR I NTI NG 0 MPTLY Plant C ”: ’. i? v e d to Be O d c c s t I c c H o u i e Tb auiur.i or i-eiiiury |ilnnt 1» ] I d making lee at Ih iran go , Mexico. an<1 I* *al<l to tie the Icebouae of the kind In Die Dole* a writer In (he In New* Wlw the century plant la al>out jeam old (be leave», from the pulque lui* >M*en In ken, Bread out on at raw In the I d the public garden» and open apace», with the con M hde* of the leave* up|M*rmoat. •bout two quart» of w ater ta ibto each leaf and while li unknown In the city , »»f other natural condltlona. alter freeie» In tlie maguey ’« tod in the morning linn <#f chunk* of ice are gathered Pfll I d adobe treholdera, in ch D) feet deep and 30 feet Tie *upply UMiially laata lie middle of July or the ltr»t *BW»I and t* large enough to * «'«wwrrlal factor In Die tee °f the region of more than penman. | ttoaaio City la about 6,1 KIU fe«-t " * « level and at till» altitud e /I* rapid cooling, a fter evapn • 10 ^Mcb the water 1» e v hf the broad, »hallow aur "f the leave». T h i* 1» he i" le Hu, acienUttc explunu !° ,,lf «w Ice |il»nt. T h ere I* that ihe methml wni T S c'en tw n lh century 'i " r J „ , e 1^ , 1« . ^ Hn »no alio, Radio Set vice P H O N E technician will be in Bonne ville area every Friday. If you need service wntc Port land store direct or notify Roosevelt Inn. Bonneville. HOOD R IV ER 3 7 6 1 W e Also Carry Radios Refrigerators W ashers I roners Electric Ranges Vacuum Cleaners Electric Plates Hand Ironers Parts for all Radios Oil Burning Circulating Heaters MENUS PROGRAMS E N V E L O P E S S T A T E M E N T S L E T T E R H E A D S R U L E D F O R M S NEUMAN’S R A D IO & E L E C T R IC SA L E S S E R V IC E 3 5 2 î S E. Belmont. Portland Anything in the printed line but postage stamps and currency ^ree Pick Up ¿D elivery Service j In Cascade Locks Daily Freight Service to and from Portland and Hood River. LESTER AUTO FREIGHT, INC C. J. W E L L S ■meal Ftcprcflcntatlvo a t the TOOTH ROCK GARAGE tavrad e L o ck » P hone 29.1 The Sun Publishing Co, Inc. Publishers of the Bonneville Dam Chronicle Hood River, Ore.
