The Bonneville Dam chronicle., January 08, 1937, Page FOUR, Image 4

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THE BONNEVILLE DAM
CHRONICLE
MOOD HIVER, OREGON
Official p ap e r o f Hl> o f C ascade
O re g o n .
O ffic ia l p u b lic a tio n fo r A m e r ic a n
L e g io n p o st N o. 8S, B o n n e v ille .
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
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T h r e e m o n th s ..............
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.’.Mi
O ne y e a r ...................
E ntered as second cla - s m a tte r at
th e p ostoffice at liooil !: iver, •O regon.
u n d er the Act of li'inge *SS Of McifVi'l
5, 1879.
JOHN II. THAV IS............
HUGH V SUOTT....... \s s o c ia to E d ito r
P u b lish ed ev e ry F rid a y in th e
in te re sts of the B onnevi Ile 1 tain a rea
by the >un P u b lish in g i o m p an y . Inc.
II O N \ K V I L L K » \ M C II R O M
h a v e h ap p e n ed . It h a p p e n e d in F lo r- \
ida a few y e a rs ag o w h en a re a l
e s ta te boom go t ou t of h an d . I t h a p ­
p ened in C a lifo rn ia even e a rlie r th a n
th a t. W ild sp en d in g a lw a y s is fo l­
low ed by a d ay of re ck o n in g , fo r a l ­
w ays th o se w ho in sist on d a n c in g
m u st p a y th e fiddler.
E v e ry b o d y w a n ts to see th e c o u n ­
try p ro sp e ro u s, of co u rse. E v ery b o d y
w a n ts to sec p len ty of w o rk , a t hig h
w a g e : an d p len ty of m oney in c irc u ­
latio n . B ut if an even b a la n c e is to
bo m a in ta in e d d u rin g good tim e s,
a n d it is a good th in g fo r ev e ry o n e
a ro u n d th e valley to re m e m b er, th e n
it v. ill be n e c e s s a ry fo r e v e ry in d i­
v id u al to striv e ju s t a s d ilig e n tly to
k eep w ith in his m e a n s an he did
w hen it war. d iffic u lt to g e t th e
m ean s. K eep a n ey e open fo r th e
fu tu re , an d d o n ’t g et th e id ea th a t
th e re vill be no m ore ra in y d ay s.
S av e a little a s you go alo n g to m eet
a n o th e r e m e rg e n c y like th e one you
h a v e b een p a ssin g th ro u g h , fo r it
can e a sily h ap p e n a g a in . In o th e r
p ra y fo r good tim es, if you
| w ord
like, b u t a t th e sam e tim e p ra y t h a t
th e y w on’t get too good, a s th e w ell-
know n b a n k e r in h is in te rv ie w said
h e fe a rs th e y m ay.
FRIDAY, JAN U A RY 8, 1937
CI. E
J p an ies. It is still w a g in g a b a ttle
| a g a in st co m p an ies th a t a re a lw a y s
i le ttin g m en go.
SN O W
I take delight
In day or night
To see the ground bedecked in white
I like to go
W here falling snow
fla k es earth and sky a beauteous sight.
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The ermined trees
A rc a sight to please.
A scene on which to look and ponder
H ow falling flakes
The landscape take
Transfigures here and changes yonder.
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But for the sight
O f winter's white
1 wouldn't give a half a dollar.
W hen with a swoof
It leaves the roof
A nd falls inside of my shirt collar.
T H E N O RTH S ID E
“ W hy does th e so u th side of M ount
Hood get all th e p u b licity ?” a frie n d
of o u rs m oaned the o th e r d ay. “ W h y
— By M . Dash.
does everyone know a n d p a tro n iz e
the ski hills above G o v e rn m en t cam p
whil so few h av e h e a rd o f H o m e­
C asca d e L ocks T o w n sen d C lub—Odd: b e c a u se e a c h of us is m o re in te r ­
stead an d Cloud C ap?"
T E A C H IN G T H E P A R E N T S
F ello w s hall, firs t a n d th ird F r i ­ e ste d in h im self th a n in h is c o rre s ­
T h a t ’s a good question.
d ay s, 8 P.M.
p o n d en t. C o n seq u en tly w h en a le tte r
P a r t of th e a n sw e r lies in th e fa c t
T h e su g g e stio n th a t school te a c h ­
th a t th e so u th side o f M ount Hood e rs te a c h p a r e n ts in ev e n in g c la sse s R eb ek a h s -C ascadia lodge, C asca d e b eg in s w ith th e w o rd I, its re c ip i­
L ocks, firs t an d th ird W e d n esd ay s e n t re c e iv e s a m in u te chill, w h e re a s
is enough n e a re r P o rtla n d to m a k e a a s well a s s tu d e n ts in d a y schools
of
each m onth, Odd F ello w s h all, w hen a le tte r b egins w ith You or
n o ticeab le d iffe re n c e in th e tim e a n d w a s m ad e a t th e re c e n t te a c h e r s ’
Y our, th e re cip ien t is c o rre sp o n d in g ­
8 P.M .
exp mse involved in a ski trip —h ence a sso c ia tio n m eetin g in P o rtla n d . T he
ert
Is of th o u sa n d s on th e so u th M orning O regonian, co m m e n tin g on D a m site post, V e te ra n s of F o re ig n ly e x a lte d .—“ T he N in e te e n th C en­
W a rs — F irs t a n d T h ird M ondays, tu ry a n d A fte r.”
sic s, and sm all p a rtie s of th e s k i­ th e p roposal, a sk s w h y th e te a c h e rs
m eetin g room of a d m in is tra tio n
ing fa ith fu l on th e no rth .
think, th em selv es ca p a b le of te a c h in g
building, 8 P.M .
P a r t of th e a n sw e r can also be | p a re n ts . " I t is d iffic u lt to u n d e r­
laid to th e su n , w hich s trik e s m ore s ta n d ,’’ sa y s th e n e w sp a p e r, “ w hy
L E T T E R W R IT IN G
w arm ly on th e o th e r side of th e hill. it should be a ssu m e d t h a t tra in in g
T h a t’s w hy th ro n g s fro m S e a ttle a n d ex p e rien ce in th e te a c h in g of
One is en c o u rag e d to a n s w e r le t­
and T aco m a ta k e a lo n g er trip th a n r e a d i n g , a rith m e tic , g eo g rap h y , te rs p ro m p tly by h a v in g a c o n v e n ­
By H. A . S.
n e c e ssa ry to go sk iin g on Mt. R a in ­ g y m n asiu m , L atin , p lan e g eo m etry , ien t p lace in w hich to w rite , w ith a
ier, b ecau se i t ’s a c o m p a ra tiv e ^ « an d w ritin g should a u to m a tic a lly p ro p e r a s s o rtm e n t of m a te ria ls a t
Good th in g th e w e a th e r ch a n g ed
sh o rt dash to th e C arbon R iv er e n ­ q u a lify th e te a c h e rs fo r d ire c tin g the h an d . T h ere a re le isu re m o m en ts b e­
w
h
en it did, or w e’d h av e looked
tra n c e in th e n o rth w e st c o m e r of c o m m u n ity .”
fo re b re a k fa s t so m etim es, o r a f te r
a
s
k
a n c e a t N ew Y e a r’s “ snow p a r ­
th e p ark .
Now th e O reg o n ian w rite r seem s d in n er, w h en if e v e ry th in g is w ith in
P a r t of th e an sw er, how ever, is to k now less ab o u t th e tra in in g of re a c h it is little tro u b le to w rite a tie s .”
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not q u ite so sim ple. B rie fly sta te d , te a c h e rs th a n he th in k s th e y know le tte r. P u ttin g it o ff u n til one h a s
T h is re so lu tio n s b u sin ess is n ’t v ery
th e n o rth side g ets m ore publicity ab o u t d ire c tin g th e com m unity.
tim e fo r a lo n g le tte r is th e c a u s e of
w
ell
h an d led . A g u y h a s only a d ay
b ecau se it g e ts m ore publicity. P e o ­
prolonged
lap
ses.
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book
M odern te a c h e rs a re tra in e d in
ple h av e got th e south side h a b it. m uch b ro a d e r fields th a n th e fu n d a ­ on th e tab le n e a r w h ich I s it o r lie to m a k e up a lis t o f re so lu tio n s, and
T h e n ew T im b erlin e lodge is a p t to m e n ta ls th e w rite r m en tio n s. H e b e­ stre tc h e d out upon a co uch w h e n I a w hole y e a r to b re a k ’em.
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co n firm th em in th a t h ab it. W h en lieves schools a re now co n d u cted am re stin g , I a m su re to re a c h fo r
th e y th in k o f M ount Hood th e y th in k w ith th e sam e c u rricu lu m o f th re e it a n d befo re I k now it I am w ell
W h y do th e m a g a z in e co v e rs d e ­
of th e south side, and th a t's th a t. R ’s a s w h en he w as a school boy.
u n d er w ay. In a few d ay s th e book p ict 1936 a s a n old m a n ? H e ’s o n ly a
P u rv e y o rs o f the new s a re not c o n ­
B ut w ere h e to look into th e m od­ is fin ish ed a n d I am re a d y fo r a n ­ y e a r old.
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s titu te d d iffe ren tly . You c a n 't blam e ern cu rric u lu m m a ste re d by th e o th er. In th e sam e w a y I w rite le t­
te
rs.
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th
in
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t
a
few
th em .
L ik ew ise, 1937 s h o u ld n ’t be ru n ­
te a c h e rs, h e w ould see su b je c ts
B ut a little ca m p aig n in g fo r th e w hich tra in in citizen sh ip w hich he w ords scrib b led th re e o r fo u r tim e s n in g a ro u n d in h is d ia p e rs a n d top
n o rth side, w hich has m any su p erio r h a s o m itted on h is list. H e m a k e s no a y e a r m ig h t sa v e m a n y a frie n d ­ h a t fo r se v e ra l m o n th s yet.
fe a tu re s , w ouldn’t do a n y h a rm . m en tio n of sociology, c u rre n t h is ­ ship w h ich p e rish e s listle ssly fro m
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H e r e 's a th o u g h t: If you have a n y to ry , civics, econom ics, psychology, lack of n o u ris h m e n t.—T h o m a s A rk le
O regon m o to ris ts jo in ed th e c h a in
frie n d s in P o rtla n d or w este rn O re­ hom e econom ics, public sp e a k in g or C lark, “ W h en You W rite a L e tte r ” , g a n g la s t w eek —a lth o u g h th e re w ere
gon w ho en jo y w in ter sports, w hy b u sin ess E n g lish . And b efo re a (S an b o rn ).
a few fu g itiv e s w h o lived to re g re t
n o t in v ite th em up for a w eek-end te a c h e r in O regon ca n now be c e r­
th e ir actio n .
an d show th em the th rills the n o rth tific a te d , sh e w ill be tra in e d in
Choose y o u r le tte r p a p e r a s you
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sid e h a s to o ffe r? If they w ere im ­ m any, if not all of th e se fields.
choose y o u r clo th es, co llectin g v a r i­
T h e c o a s t m a ritim e strik e , now in
p re sse d a s we think they would be,
C an te a c h e rs te a c h p a re n ts a s w ell ous co lo rs a n d sty le s fo r v a rio u s its u m p ty -u m p th d ay , soon w ill riv a l
th e y ’d com e baek and bring th e ir a s s tu d e n ts ? It is n ’t a m a tte r of m oods a n d o ccasio n s. T h en , w h e n “ A bie’s Iris h R o se” in its p e re n n ia l
ow n frien d s.
th e ir tra in in g a n d ca p ab ility . T h ese you a re lo nely a n d w a n t so m eo n e to ap p eal.
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W ith enough p re p ara tio n in the te a c h e rs a re tra in in g boys a n d g irls ta lk to, w h en a frie n d is sick o r h a s
w a y o f ju m p s and trails, th e n o rth fo r citizen sh ip , no t ju s t m a ste ry of sp ecial good lu ck o r c e le b ra te s a
P itts b u rg h ’s poor, w e ak , an em ic,
side m ig h t also a ttra c t com petitive fu n d a m e n ta ls a n d th e y could p ass on b irth d a y or an a n n iv e rs a ry , yo u pick d o w n tro d d en b u n ch of in v alid s w ere
m e e ts an d h ig h -calib re s ta rs. T hese th is k n o w led g e to p a re n ts a s well ou t ju s t th e rig h t p ap er, a n d m a k e no m a tc h fo r th e m ig h ty H u sk ie s on
th in g s m ay be for the fu tu re hut it ns pupils.
a le tte r th o ro u g h ly in d iv id u al a n d N ew Y e a r’s d ay , w e re th e y ?
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is n e v e r too e a rly to plan.
B ut d o n ’t bu rd en th e te a c h e r m ore. p le a s a n t to look a t an d re a d .—M a r­
T h e se o b jectiv es a r e d efin itely L ook at h e r schedule. T h e d e a r lady jo rie B a rsto w G reenbie, “ T h e A rts
W h ile fo o tb all p la y e rs w ere h a v in g
w o rth w hile. T he m otive should not is o v erw o rk ed now. W h e re w ould of L e is u re ” (W h ittle se y H o u se).
th e ir R o se Bowl, S u g a r Bowl an d
be to d e tra c t from the glory of " th e she be if sh e h ad to co n ten d w ith
O ra n g e B owl g a m e s J a n u a r y 1, n o r­
o th e r side o f th e m o u n ta in ," but to J o h n n y ’s m o th e r a n d fa th e r?
To w rite a good le tte r you m u st m al A m e ric a n s th e c o u n try ov er
a d d to o u r ow n glory -to in tere st
a p p ro a c h th e jo b in th e lig h te s t a n d w e re p la y in g th e g ra n d old g a m e of
m o re people in w in te r sports, to get
m ost c a s u a l w ay. You m u st be p e r­ P u n c h Bowl.
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th e m o u t o fte n e r. T he tow n w ould
so n al, n o t a b s tra c t. You m u st n o t
b e n e fit, th e v alley w ould b en efit,
say , “ T h is is too sm all a th in g to
W ill ev e ry o n e s ta n d up w h o h a s
th e v isito rs w ould benefit b ecau se
p u t d o w n .” You m u st say , “ T h is is w ritte n "1936” fo r “ 1937” a t least
few th in g s a re m ore h e a lth fu l and
ju s t th e s o rt of sm all th in g w e ta lk o nce in th e p a s t six d a y s ? O .K ., you
C ascad e L ocks C ham ber o f C om ­ a b o u t a t h o m e ." At th e sam e tim e, c a n all sit dow n now .
s tim u la tin g th a n snow sports.
m erce
M errill’s d ining room , you m u st n o t be o v er-p erso n a l. W e
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T u esd a y s, noon.
A F R A ID O F A DOOM
en jo y th e re co rd of p erso n al o b s e rv a ­
T h e F a ll of M adrid m a y ta k e its
In a n e w sp a p e r in terv iew given llonr.c\U le P a re n t-T e a c h e rs A sso cia­ tion ju s t a s long a s it is b a la n c e d by p lace in h is to ry alo n g w ith such
tion — F ir s t W e d n esd ay ev e ry d e ta c h m e n t. W'e like to see o u r o th e r ep o c h -m ak in g ev e n ts a s th e
o u t a few d a y s ag o a n a tie n a lly -
m onth, stu d y club a t 1 :30, re g u la r frien d m o v in g a c ro s s th e scen e he c o ro n a tio n of E d w a rd V III a n d th e
k n o w n b a n k e r spoke fra n k ly his
m eetin g a t 2:30 in B onneville g ra d e d escrib es, b u t w e d o n ’t w a n t to see electio n of A lf L an d o n to th e p re s i­
fe a rs th a t th e b u sin ess pen d u lu m Is
school au d ito riu m .
g o in g to sw in g too f a r w ith in th e
him b u lk in g la rg e in h is ow n la n d ­ dency.
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n e x t tw elv e m o n th s. S tra n g e a s it Itrid al \ ell Lodge, No. 117, A .F. an d sc a p e .—A. G. G a rd in e r, “ P eb b les on
A.M.
School house, L a to u rc lle th e S h o re " (D e n t) an d W in ifre d
see m s, th is m a n e x p ressed th e fe a r
P o litics is a lw a y s good fo r a g ag.
falls, second S a tu rd a y in each K irk lan d , “ T h e J o y s of B ein g a One sh ould be c a re fu l n o t to g a g too
th a t th e c o u n try is in fo r too g re a t
m
onth. V isitin g M asons welcom e, i W o m an ” (H o u g h to n M ifflin).
a w a v e o f p ro sp e rity . Ho sa y s tim e s
long, ho w ev er.
C
ascad
e Y nclit C lub Model room of
a re , fro m p re se n t u n d e r-s u rfa c e in ­
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new a d m in istra tio n building, F r i­
d ica tio n s, going to becom e so good
V icto rian c h ild re n w ere ta u g h t by
T h re e S outh D a k o ta to u g h g u y s j
d ay s, 8 P.M .
th a t it w ill re su lt in a boom ; th a t
w ise g o v e rn e sse s n e v e r to b egin a u sed 3300 po u n d s of d y n a m ite a n d :
th e boom will get out o f h a n d and C ascad e L ocks City C ouncil C ouncil le tte r w ith th e p erso n al p ro n o u n I. 7500 pounds o f b la s tin g p o w d er to j
ch a m b e rs, M ondays, a t 8 P.M.
th e c o u n try w ill bo b ack w h e re It
If a p re s e n t w e re to be ac k n o w l­ blow a n en em y to b its. A m a tte r of!
H igh! edged, th e c h ild re n did not hegin a d d in g in su lt to in ju ry .
w a s w h en th e dep ressio n se t in C asca d e L ocks Hoy S co u ts
school, T u esd a y s. 8 P.M.
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w ith su ch a p h ra s e as “ I w a s d e­
a b o u t 1930.
T h p re m a y bo a lot of tr u th In th is B onneville Hoy S couts -G rad e school lig h te d to re c e iv e ,” b u t w ith c ith e r
T h e a d m in is tra tio n did w h a t it
au d ito riu m , T u esd ay s. 7 P.M.
m a n ’s c a u se fo r fe a r Such th in g s
You o r Y our. T he ad vice w as s ru n d , could to s m a s h th e h o ld in g com -
Odd Shots
Meetings
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I t ’s re p o rte d th a t a 550-foot d am
j a t T he D alles w ould b ack u p a lak e
w ith an a re a 40 p er cen t la rg e r th a n
P u g e t Sound. A little fog, som e s e a ­
g u lls a n d a few lo u n g in g lo n g sh o re ­
m en w ould m ak e th e p ic tu re co m ­
plete.
T w o -cen t p o stag e m ay re tu rn in
1938. U ntil th en it w on’t do you a n y
good to feel like tw o ce n ts.
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W a r clouds co n tin u e to h o v e r o v er
E u ro p e. If th e y ’re a n y th in g like th e
clouds th a t ho v ered o v er th e M id­
w e st d u rin g th e su m m er, n o th in g
w ill com e of th em .
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T en s ta te s receiv ed h e a v y snow s
on N ew Y e ar’s d ay . W e fail to fin d
a n y m ention o f C alifo rn ia, w h e re a
c e rta in fo otball te a m g o t snow ed
un d er.
T he T est
D ave g av e th e n ew h a n d a p la te fu l
of m ush ro o m s fo r su p p er. H e h a d
g a th e re d a b u c k e tfu l in a n ew p ad -
dock.
“ Is n ’t an y o n e else h a v in g m u s h ­
room s fo r s u p p e r? " th e new h a n d
ask ed , n o ticin g h e w a s th e o n ly one
e a tin g them .
“ W e like th e m fo r b re a k fa s t b e st,”
D av e told him .
N ex t m o rn in g , D ave w e n t to th e
new h a n d ’s room a n d ask e d h im how
he felt.
“ I feel sp len d id ,” W'as th e reply.
D ave tu rn e d a n d w alk ed to th e
k itch en . P u ttin g h is h e a d in th e
door, he s h o u te d :
“ I t ’s all rig h t, S a ra h , th e y w a s
m u sh ro o m s, all rig h t.”
CLEARANCE
SALE
♦
Extra Values
W hile Our Entire Stock
Is On Sale This W eek
M any Broken Lines
of Desirable Apparel
W ill be Closed Out at
HALF PRICE
and some even less.
ALL N E W MILLINERY
Foundation Garments
Costume Jewelry
HALF PRICE
12.75 Knitted and Wool
1 and 2 Piece Dresses
7.40
10.00 W ool and Knit
Dresses
____ 5.00
. Broken Lines Blouses
and Sweaters were 1.95
79c’
1.00 Fabric Gloves
50c
1.95 Slipon Sweaters
1.00
2.95 All Wool Skirts
1.95
75c Silk and Lace Brassieres
35c
A nd many more
Real Bargains
The Leonora
Specialty Shop
Hood River, Oregon.