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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1936)
T II K FOI R II O N N KVIM.K I»'M t„. THE BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE HOOD RIVKR. OREGON Phone 3761. Hood River Published every Kri«la> in the interests o f the Bonneville Dim urea by the Sun Publishing Company. Ine. JOHN II. TRAVIS.......................Editor HUt’i l! A. SCUTT......Xssoelate Editor entered as seeond class matter at the postoffice at Hood River. Oregon, under the Art of (áuigrcss <»f Mareh 3. 1879. Editorial Offie .* Cascade Lock.». Oregon SUBSCRIPTION RATES Three month'» ....................... $0.50 Six M onth« .............. $’ One year ................................ i - 0 called »kil ts. But then thcae f.lisflloll people Were never al a loss arguing? fur a word W A H K E E N A FALLS ■•». up ,|| 11 & * • • W c nub., Ilial ».s,,,,, W . •' 11 bet on the election, and we'll In t ail the price of apples, and we'll |II*t .>n any old horse on the traek bul we won't led on what wom en's h it1' will look like this year. W ahkeena came laughing and dancing to m ct us. A s we paused to admire the beautiful stream W h ile a murmuring sound, like far distant muse Cam e from the clear waters with sunshine agleam. H er babyh ood W h e r e rain Wattkecna. so A n d carried 1 1111» %\ , \| (,j Sy ^ « H »IO X IO I* K home was a pool on LarJi mountain. drops were chasing each other in showers. sprightly, crept over the margin a drink to the thirsty wild flowers. lo P oi I I Old I' on ! I . 1 1 ,-lirly I, i|r ***» "* l a u n d r y X. > We W ill too. Ttie)'|| took like Fln lsliisi \v.,rk tiv| w dl. you know w h a t thr)'|| look tullidles hmsllnj like MKM- J » m u i * s v r s d r I.• r11 Politics makes strana, bedfellows, lio \ «.i» Proving that politicians do She leaped from a cliff, as she came down the mountain. H er waters were churned to a snow y white foam The birds hovered near her. they splashed in her fountain A n d warbled sw eet songs in their wild mountain home. * _ D o n ’t K n o ck ! Knock! The thirsty wayfarer drank deep from her waters. The weary found rest where life s blessings were free. There was jo y. there was peace. Waukcena was happy A n d sang as she danced to her home in the sia. J u s t W a lk in ! O fficial publication for American — D . M . C oon . Legion post No. 8$. B onneville. Oregon. Official paper o f rit> of Cascade council chtmhera, Monda)». *t It follows the line » of least resisi- liOeks. 8:00 p. m and full of sharp anee and is narrow Official publication for tli Bonne- pitches. I s senile I ut ss liny si ools li -h ville rlnpti r of the It k \V.»:ton The stale highwa> commission lias school. Tin sd ii». 8 u i I». in. league. said that it realizes the .....I for a Iliilinet die Ito) N oni» better road up the river and h o p e s school auditorium. Wednesdays, ON TO LOST LAKE to build one some day. The friendly 7 p.m. Public-spirited citizens of ties attitude is encouraging, but it doe» Casrude l.neks lowiisrnil I bili R ot relieve the situation. Mean» Felln w s full, first and third Fri county have been advocating for should tie found "f improving th** da)», 8 p. m. some time the building of a vvid*- road at an early date. A water grade Relteknlls, t.. - ■ i »1 i i lodge, i a. id« graveled road all the way to Lost highway up the river might e.isiP Locks, first and third Wedn»*»- lake, to make this mountain retreat.ro t il.ooo.Oon. and everyhodv will day* of each month,. Odd Fel easily available not only to Hood be quirk to . I g rei that uch an ex- lows hall, 8 p.m penditnre is impractical for some River residents but to Oregonians in ye.il's. But it does ippear to tl< witli- general and tourists from other in the realm of reason for tin state states. to expend slou.uiii in straightening Completion of the project depends ..ut the road in the worst spots and on dose and full cooperation be in eliminating vexing and wholly tween Hood River county officials unnec* ssar> curves. Ever) commun and the United States forest service. ity in eastern tiregon uses this To date the extent of this coopera- stretch of highway. It i» the neck of tion has not been encouraging to the bottle through which traffic friends of the road. llitb-r has a slick way of getting flows down the river from a vast Success o f the undertaking is empire in the hinterland to Oregon'* tin- women-folk to fall in line with! strictly nil to all of us w ho are resi major seaport. The state should find Ids id'-as on mass production of hu- dents of tii*- county and who want th** money t<> make it a faster, safer mamty. H*- puts all Ills boys In n ni-! to see tlm road built without unnec-' form. road. • • • essary delay. Authorities must be convinced that th** entire county is On this page we present "W ah ll**nry McLemore made an a»tute behind the project, that it is not a keena Falls", a delightful poem remark in his column Hu- week.! useless luxury, that it would open» -bedding a n**w light on a well II** said the only Berliner* he saw up what would prove to b<* one of known landmark of tin* Columbia not m uniform wer** members of lilt-! the most popular resort and recrea Hiver highway. I 1er - plain-clothes fore**. tion spots on the coast. Mrs. H. M. Coon of Vi**nlo is the One person w ho owns a smajl • author. cabin on the lake told us he has \nv day now the tourist in Spain spent one week-end th**re so far W W V V W W M W W W W W V W V will be halted by the sign, "Co Slow this summer, and doubts very much —M**n Fighting in Road." whether he will return thi» season, due to bad road conditions. H** can't On a recent Sunday hundred* of be blamed. He doesn’ t want to short- French sight-seer* drove to the < \M \I>E I.IM K » ( III IU II en the life of Ids car. wrack his tem Spanish border to w itch a battle. Sunday. August 30 per. waste hours that should be XNell bet the soldier» »'umpered for Rev. L. a. Weaver. Pastor spent fishing in driving a narrow, cover when they saw those tourist rutted road. •Morning Service. || A M .: "Rusty cars approaching. Service groups in Hood River have Souls." • • • been seeking the highway actively. League will be addressed in III** They have conferred with forest ser B> the time the British and French evening by Mr s. Itosi* Philippi, for- vice and county officials. They spon have made up their minds Ir* remain m**r pastor. sored Lost Lake Day. to arouse pub n**iitral the Spanish revolution will lic interest in the project. h- over. And the British and French BONNEVILLE < lim it NITY It’s up to you folks now to keep . '*•*» will chalk i ii > another victory ( III M( II the issue alive, and to tell your for diplomacy. Sunday, August 30 • • • county officials when you ***** them M . v. L. J. Asclienbri-nner. Pastor that Hie road will mean dollars and Paulino L’zrudiin, the old Spanish rents to this county as soon as it is **unda> school at 10 A.M. in charge ox-fighter, was reported killed in a completed. of Mr. Samuel Lancaster. Morning ' ' ' " nt battle. Too had the hullet worship at It A.M. Subject: ••Suc dain't hit him on the Jaw. cessful (iodlessne-s." THE HIGHWAY EAST We are expecting one or more Heigh ho. Fashion decrees skirt* Construction of the super-highway special numbers to’ be rendered by a will be shorter this year. The silk- ! between Cascade Locks and Portland group of young people from Heed stocking manufacturers arc ab ou t' will cut 20 fo 25 minute* off the college in Portland. They will be dm* for a break. running time between the Bonne honored guests at thi- service. The ville dam district and the metropolis. public is cordially Invited to attend 'ho.it eight years ago skirls were all our services. The new highway will command na -hort as they could g* l. and siili ! tional attention, and it should, for it V w w vw w vw vvw w vvw vvv promises to combine scenic beauty with utility. Motorist- ar** going to find it a delightful highway to*drive ' at all seasons o f the your—until they 'VWWWWWVVWVWWWWVWWV* pa-s the toll bridge and set out for Cascade Locks Chamber of (.oai - Hood River. merer Merrill's dinimr room. The road between Cascade Locks Tuesdays, noon. Joe llm her, (Inner and Hood River remain* what the Rridal Veil Lodge. No. 117, VF. and M>C\L INSTITUTION engineers made R—a hard surfaced \.M. -School house, LatourHIc a p p r e c ia t e » voi r Indian trail which winds in and out! f;*Ms, second Saturday in each patronage of the numerous draws that ru n 1 month. \ ¡siting Masons welcome. down to the river. The road w a s 1 Cascade Yacht (.lull model room grade a raw and built with limited funds. II w a s! of new administration bulbi ng built at a.period when curves were Fridays, 8 p. m. ¡J PASTEURIZED MILK presumed to he the latest wrinkle. Casrade Locks City Council Odd Shots by H. A . S. DINE AND C L I F F DANCE LODGE Delia and Andy O n e -h a lf m ile west of Hood River Anderson Funeral Home II* <*•! Itlv ••r. Oregon W illi I \\< > »I It\ It I I l i » I air st. Ft. on» tat Free Pick Up & Delivery Service In Cascade Locks Daily Freight Service to and from Portland and Hood River. L EST ER AUTO FREIGHT, INC- C. J. W E L L S Local Representative at Uni T O O T H R O C K GARAGE Cascade Lock* Phone 2*3 w ' m m mMm Churches Meetings First N ational Bank or noon river CAPITAL AND SU R P L U S . . . . $ 115,00000 TP t a i . R E S O U R C E S ............ G ifts.. * of the Hollywood T iner Arts Dairy f 1,450,000.00 R. O. c / C H E 9 Hood Hiver, Oregon