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THE
B O N N E V I L L E
DAM
F R ID A Y , A U G U S T 6, 1937,
C H R O N I C L E
Silo Silas Sez—
T H E BONNEVILLE DAM
The M an of the House
C H R O N I C L E LandTransactions
H O O D R IV E R , O R EG O N
F o llo w in g a re ex c e rp ts from H ood
O ffic ia l p a p e r of c ity of C ascad e
R iv e r C o u n ty land tra n sa c tio n s, r e ­
L o c k s, O regon.
O ffic ia l p u b licatio n fo r A m erican c e n tly re co rd ed an d published by the
H ood R iv e r A b s tra c t & In v e stm e n t
L é g io n p o st No. 88 , B onneville, Ore.
C om pany:
M r. a n d M rs. G eorge H. B ay ld o n e
E n te re d a s second c la ss m a tte r a t
to L o ttie E. W rig h t, w a rra n ty deed,
th e p o sto ffic e a t H ood R iver, O re­
d a te d M arch 22, 1934, conveys lo ts in
g o n , u n d e r th e A ct of C ongress o f blk. 29, H ood R iv er P ro p er, free exc.
M a rc h 3, 1879.
m tg. in fa v o r of F re d Schm idt.
H e n ry G ilch er to Mr. a n d M rs. J. I.
J O H N H. T R A V IS ..................... E d ito r P ie rce , deed, d a te d M ay 15, 1937,
P u b lish e d e v e ry F rid a y in th e co n v ey s a 2 -acre tr a c t in Sec. 10,
a b o u t 2 m iles SW of H ood R iver.
In te r e s ts of th e B onneville D am a r e a
O sc a r a n d H e rb e rt K ru sso w a n d
by th e Sun P u b lish in g C om pany, Inc. P a u l S ch ro ed er, tru s te e s o f E v a n g e l­
ical L u th e ra n Im m an u e l C o n g reg a­
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
tion, to M r. a n d M rs. J. I. P ie rce ,
T h re e m o n th s ............................... $0.50 deed, d a te d M ay 26, 1937, conveys
S ix m o n th s ..................................... $ 1.00 tr a c t in Sec. 10, ab o u t 2% m iles SW
O ne y e a r ......................................... $2.00 of H ood R iv er.
Mr. a n d M rs. N oah W . B one to
M
r. an d M rs. H a ro ld M. D ex ter w a r ­
AT T HE CROSSING
r a n ty deed, conveys all of lot 12 , blk.
T h e ra ilro a d s o f this c o u n try h av e 3, R iv e rv ie w P a rk , exc. rig h t of J o ­
e sta b lish e d a fine s a fe ty record d u r seph F . B a tc h e ld e r an d R o b ert R .
in g th e p a st few y ea rs. T o d ay r a il­ E rw in , tru s te e s , fo r roads, ave., etc.
ro a d w reck s a re uncom m on, and v ery
Mr. a n d M rs. C lay C. M iller to M r.
seldom is a p a sse n g e r killed. B ut an d M rs. A. W . R eese, w a rra n ty
fo r g ra d e cro ssin g s, th e ra ilro a d s deed, d a te d J u ly 24, 1937, conveys
w ould h av e alm o st a p e rfe c t record.
tr a c t in Sec. 35, T. 3, ab o u t 1 m ile
H o w ev er, d esp ite all th e w o rk of el­
SW o f H ood R iver.
im in a tio n th o u sa n d s of th ese c ro ss­
M r. a n d M rs. C lay to n C. M iller to
in g s still exist, in ev e ry p a r t o f th e
M r. a n d M rs. C. F . L undblad, w a r ­
co u n try , an d w hile th e ra ilro a d s a re
r a n ty deed, d a te d J u ly 24, 1937, con­
n o t re sp o n sib le for d e a th s a t g ra d e
veys tr a c t 348x249.68 fe e t in Sec. 35
c ro ssin g s th ey a re c h a rg e d a g a in s t
T. 3.
its s a fe ty reco rd ju s t th e sam e. F o r
Mr. a n d M rs. W . B. A rens to R alp h
th e n e x t th re e m o n th s th e toll of
W ald o A re n s, q u itclaim deed, d a te a
d e a th at th ese c ro ssin g s w ill be h e a v ­
J u n e 23, 1937, conveys land in Sec.
ie r th a n d u rin g the o th e r n in e m o n th s
10, T. 1 ab o u t 5 m iles n o rth of P a rk -
of th e y e a r com bined, a n d th e r a il­
dale.
ro a d s will not. be ab le to p re v e n t it.
Mr. a n d M rs. E g m o n t H. A rens to
T h a t is w holly up to th e m o to rists of
th e co u n try . I f th e y still p e rs is t in R alp h W a ld o A rens, quitclaim deed,
try in g to b e a t th e tra in , o r if th e y d a te d A pril 14. 1937, conveys lan d in
Sec. 10, T. 1.
a r e no t w a tc h fu l w h en d riv in g in
Mr. an d M rs. W a lte r H. A ustin to
s tra n g e te rrito ry , th e s la u g h te r w ill
R.
W . A rens, q u itc la im deed, d a te d
go rig h t on. T h a t’s a good th in g fo r
M
ay
3, 1937, co n v ey s la n d in Sec. 10
e v e ry citizen to re m e m b e r w hen h e
T. 1.
s e ts out on th is s e a s o n ’s v ac a tio n
D. H . M cC lain to R u th M orrison
ja u n t.
M iller, q u itclaim deed, d a te d Ju ly 20,
1937, co n v ey s 5 -acre t r a c t in Sec. 35,
GOOD R E A D IN G
T. 3, a b o u t 1 m ile S W from H ood
W idely s c a tte re d a b o u t th e coun­ R iv er.
tr y a re m an y fo rm e r M id-C olum bia
H ood R iv e r C o u n ty to E lb a E. S u t­
re s id e n ts w ho k eep in to u ch w ith a f ­ ton, deed, d a te d J u n e 26, 1937, co n ­
fa ir s “ back h o m e” th ro u g h th e col­ v ey s lo ts 10 and 11, Idlew ilde Addn.
u m n s o f th is p ap e r. B u t th e ir old
S ta te L an d B oard o f O regon to M r.
frie n d s h ave, in m an y in sta n c e s, lost an d M rs. G lenn B. M arsh, deed,
tra c k of th em a n d w ould be glad of d ated J u n e 25, 1937, conveys land in
an o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r how th e y Sec. 2, T. 2, ab o u t 2% m iles SW o f
a re g e ttin g along, w h a t th e y a r e H ood R iver.
fin d in g to d o an d so m e th in g ab o u t
E t t a I. D em m on, g u a rd ia n of C o ra
th e c o m m u n itie s th e y a r e now liv in g M. B lagg, to M r. an d M rs. Jo h n C.
in. An o c c a sio n a l le tte r fo r p u b lic a ­ W ilcox, g u a rd ia n deed, d a te d A ug.
tio n from a n y o f th e s e fo rm e r re s i­ 29, 1936, conveys tr a c t 8x20 rods in
d e n ts will be w elcom ed to th e col­ Sec. 1, T. 2, e s ta te by e n tire ty , ab o u t
u m n s o f th is p a p e r a t a n y tim e, a n d % m ile so u th o f H ood R iv er.
th e y w ill be a p p re c ia te d by th o se w ho
k n e w th e w rite r s in d a y s gone by.
You m a y be su re y o u r old hom e tow n
still h a s an in te re s t in you, an d y o u r
w e lfa re . A n y th in g you c a re to w rite
fo r p u b licatio n , a n y m e ssa g e you
w ould like to h a v e y o u r old frie n d s C ascade L ocks Chamber o f Com­
a n d a c q u a in ta n c e s re a d com es u n d e r
m erce — M errill’s dining room,
th e h ea d o f “ n e w s.” Send it along,
T uesdays, noon.
fo r su ch le tte rs a lw a y s m ak e good
B onn eville Parent-T eacher* A ssocia­
re a d in g .
tion — First W ednesday every
K E E P I N G CODI,
m onth, study club a t 1:30, regular
C itizen s fo r se v e ra l m ore w eeks
m eetin g at 2:30 in B onn eville grade
m a y expect to h e a r th e fa m ilia r old
school auditorium.
s u m m e r q u e stio n : “ I t is ho t enough B ridal Veil Lodge, N o. 117, A .F . and
fo r y o u ?" W hile ho p in g , o f course,
A.M. — School house, LatoureUe
t h a t th e w e a th e r m a n d o e sn ’t go to
falls, second Saturday in each
e x tre m e s, th e y re a liz e th e re is n o
month. V isiting M asons w elcom e.
p o ssib le w ay d u rin g A u g u st to e s­
cap e a c e rta in a m o u n t o f to rrid C ascade Y acht Club—Thursday, ca b ­
in 8, E nquist addition. E veryone
w e a th e r, but a s u su a l a re u n p re p a re d
welcom e.
to m eet it in th e m o st co m fo rta b le
C ascade Locks City Council—Second
w ay .
M onday of each m onth, city hall.
A long th is line th e ad v ice o f a f a ­
m o u s C h icag o p h y sic ia n re c e n tly C ascade Locks B oy S cou ts — H igh
b ro a d c a st o v e r th e ra d io should be
school, T uesdays. 8 P.M.
o f p a r tic u la r in te re st. H e sa y s th e B onneville Boy Scouts—Grade school
b e st th irs t-q u e n c h e r is cool w a te r
auditorium, T uesdays. 7 P.M.
w ith a sm all am o u n t o f s a lt dissolved
C ascade L ocks Tow nsend Club—Odd
in it, b ec au se p e rs p ira tio n low ers th e
F ellow s hall, first and third F ri­
w a te r-le v e l o f th e body a n d p roduces
days.
8 P.M.
sy m p to m s o f th irs t, a lso c a rry in g
a w a y a c e rta in am o u n t o f sa lin e so­ R ebekahs—Cascadla lodge, C ascade
lu tio n from th e body tissu e s. E a t
Locks, first and third W edn esd ays
lig h tly , he ad v ises, and avoid fa ts
o f each month, Odd F ellow s hall,
a n d fried foods.
P le n ty o f g reen
8 P.M.
v e g e ta b le s a n d fru its a re re co m ­
C ascade Locks P.T .A .—Second F ri­
m ended, alo n g w ith s a la d s an d ice
day of each month, 8 P.M., high
c re a m . R u t he w a rn s a g a in s t too
school.
m u ch pie a n d cake.
Izaak W alton leagu e—M eets second
C lose th e doors a n d d ra w th e
Monday o f every m onth in B onne­
b lin d s in th e house d u rin g th e d ay ,
v ille auditorium. D irectors m eet
h e sa y s, a n d th a t will help to b e a t
fourth Monday.
th e h e a t. T h en a t sundow n w hen
Port Com m ission—Second T hursday
b lin d s a re ra ise d th e te m p e ra tu re In
o f each m onth at City H all, C as­
th e room should be se v e ra l d eg rees
cade I.ocks.
c o o ler than if th e y h a d no t been
d ra w n . Rut possibly th e b est s u g ­ D a m site post. V e te ra n s o f F o r e ig n
W ars
First and Third M ondays,
g e stio n o f all he sa v e s fo r the la st,
m
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room of adm inistration
th o u g h fo r a great m a n v people it
w ill be the hardest to observe H ere
building. 8 " M.
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“T ake it e a s y ! D o n ’t hur*~y! And
M on d i) r i g h t C ascade Locks
try to forget there a re su ch things Troop 390, Il S. A. G rade schqol gym
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P ro o f th a t a w o m an is a g in g co m es
th e u tiliz a tio n o f B onneville en erg y
w h en a m a n is nice to h e r a n d h is
b y public bodies.
w ife is n ’t jealo u s.
“ T h e r a te sec tio n s of th e fin al
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You c a n s a y one th in g fo r th e b a n ­
H o u se bill a re id en tical w ith th e
P ie rc e Bill, s a v e fo r th e M ansfield d it. W h en h e s ta r ts to trim you, h e
am en d m e n t, w h ich w as su g g ested to d o esn ’t b egin by te llin g you how n ic e
th e C o m m ittee b y m e. T h is am en d ­ you are.
m e n t p ro v id es t h a t u n ifo rm ra te s , o r
I f you w a n t to be p o p u lar, le t t h e
T h a t th e B o n n ev ille Bill p assed r a te s u n ifo rm th ro u g h o u t zones, sh all
T h is ch a n g e p re ­ o th e r fellow d escrib e h is p ain a n d
J u ly 26 b y th e U n ite d S ta te s H ouse be m a n d a to ry .
th e n keep y o u r m o u th s h u t a b o u t
o f R e p re s e n ta tiv e s , o u tlin in g th e s e t­ se rv e s th e ‘y a r d s tic k ’ principle.
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u p fo r co n tro l o f th e D am , is a
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“ sp len d id d o c u m e n t," is th e opinion in a te d w e re th e ab o litio n o f th e a d ­
N o one sh ould co m p lain ab o u t h is
of C o n g re ssm a n W a lte r M. P ierce, v iso ry b o ard , a n d u n it control. T h e
in ab ility to see h is ow n fa u lts w h e n
as m a d e in a s ta te m e n t to th e H ood a d v iso ry b o ard , u n d e r th e bill a s m o st a n y o f h is n e ig h b o rs w ill g la d ly
p assed , h a s no a u th o rity . T he u n it
R iv e r C o u n ty S un M onday.
p o in t th em o u t to him .
“ I t is a co m p lete v ic to ry fo r th e co n tro l p rin cip le, so u g h t by th e
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am en d m e n t, a d v a n c e d b y th o se w ho ence betw een th e tw o H o u ses. T h e
w ish ed to d u p lic a te th e N ia g a ra m on­ la b o r a n d p o llu tio n am en d m en ts,
opolistic a b so rp tio n o f B o nneville w h ich I o rig in a lly s u g g e ste d to th e
ele c tric en erg y , w a s d ecisiv ely de­ co m m ittee, c a n be h an d le d th ro u g h
a d m in istra tio n , th o u g h I w ould h av e
fe a te d th re e t o one.
B aked F ruit and N u t Pudding
p re fe rre d to h a v e th e m in c o rp o ra te d
“ T h e Beitjbr am e n d m e n t, In line in th e b ills.”
One 9-ounce p a c k a g e d ry m in ce­
w ith th e p o sitio n p re v io u sly ta k e n
m e a t a n d % cup w a te r boiled a lm o s t
by M r. M ott, p la c in g th e e n tire con­
d ry ; 2 e g g s ; % cup brow n s u g a r ; 1
tro l o f th e p ro je c t u n d e r th e A rm y
tab lesp o o n flo u r; 1 teasp o o n baking"
E n g in e e rs, w a s d ec isiv e ly d efeated ,
p o w d e r; 1 cup n u t m e a ts, ch opped.
fo u r to one. T h e P ie rc e u n it co n tro l
B re a k m in c e m e n t in to pieces. A dd
a m e n d m e n t w a s d e fe a te d b y 23 v o tes,
cold w a te r. P la c e o v er h e a t a n d s t i r
due to a pledge m ad e b y th e C a lifo r­
u n til all lu m p s a re th o ro u g h ly b ro k e n
n ia d eleg a tio n in o rd e r to se c u re su p ­
up.
B rin g to b ris k b o il; c o n tin u e
p o rt fo r th e ir B o u ld er D am am e n d ­
D ry co co an u t m a y b e so ften e d if bo ilin g fo r th re e m in u te s o r u n til
m en t. I a p p re c ia te th e g r e a t con­ ste a m e d in a clean clo th o v e r boiling
m ix tu re is p ra c tic a lly d ry .
stru c tio n e n g in e e rin g a b ility of th e w a te r.
A llow to cool. B e a t eg g s a n d b len d
C orps o f E n g in e e rs, a n d m y p o sitio n
w ith b ro w n su g a r. F o ld in flo u r w ith
W h en se rv in g g ra p e fru it a n d o r­
w a s b ase d so lely on th e m a tte r o f
b a k in g pow der.
P o u r in to 10-inch
co sts a n d ra te s to th e u ltim a te co n ­ a n g e s in s a la d s u se s c isso rs a n d
b a k in g p a n lined w ith g re a s e d p a p e r
su m er.
c u t o ff all th e w h ite p o rtio n .
I f s a lt s h a k e r is d am p , p u t th e a n d b a k e in slow oven, 275 d eg rees F*
“ T h e prin cip le o f th e w id e st p o s­
ab o u t o n e h o u r. T u rn fro m p a n a n d
sible b en e fit a n d u se, a n d th e p re ­ s h a k e r on b ack o f sto v e u n til s a lt rem o v e w a x p a p e r. S erv e cold w ith
v en tio n of m o n o p o lizatio n , aro u n d d ries.
cream . S erv e s eig h t.
w h ich the P ie rc e B ill (H . R . 6387)
A lw ay s add a little m elted b u tte r
w a s built, w a s in c o rp o ra te d v e rb a tim
to uncooked fro stin g . I t im p ro v es th e
in th e bill p asse d . T h e re a r e 24 p a r-
fla v o r and also p re v e n ts crack in g .
a g ra p h s , e x c lu d in g th e B o u ld er p ro ­
je c t sectio n s, o f w h ich n u m b e r 22 , o r
Old fru it j a r ru b b e rs m a y be m ad e
92 p e r cent, a r e id e n tic a l w ith th e p liab le by s o a k in g in a m ix tu re of
P ie rc e Bill. T h e rig h t o f c o n d e m n a ­ o n e q u a rt o f w a te r a n d one p in t o f
tion, a u th o riz a tio n of c o n tra c ts , th e am m o n ia fo r o n e -h a lf h o u r.
o p eratio n o f th e d a m fo r th e b e n e fit
o f th e g en e ral p u blic, p a r tic u la rly d o ­
A n envelope o f u n u se d p a p e r b a g
m estic and ru r a l c o n su m e rs, a n d th e m ak es a h a n d y fu n n e l fo r p o u rin g
p re fe re n tia l rig h ts o f p u b lic b odies s a lt, pepper, s u g a r, etc. U se th e c o r­
a re all p reserv ed in th e bill en a cted .
n e r of th e envelope o r b a g an d c u t
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“ T h e m ost im p o rta n t sec tio n , 3f, th e tip off.
o rig in ally w ritte n b y m y self, w a s
L o cal fis h in g is a t la s t sh o w in g th e
u sed id en tically in th e bill en acted .
U su ally w h e n you find a c itiz e n b e­ lo n g -a w a ite d
im p ro v em en t.
Som e
T h is sectio n is a g r e a t aid and a in g re a so n a b le it in d ic a te s t h a t he v e ry good c a tc h e s h a v e b een d ra w n
stim u lu s to ru r a l e le c trific a tio n an d is n ’t in te re ste d in th e a rg u m e n t.
fro m th e E a s t F o rk , t h a t riv e r h a v ip g
becom e c o n sid e ra b ly c le a re r d u rin g
th e cool w e a th e r. S te e lh e a d s a re b e ­
in g c a u g h t on th e u p p e r riv e r in th e
P u n c h B ow l reg io n . L a k e fish in g is
NO T IM E FOR IT
b e tte r, too.
T h e re is re a s o n a b ly good fly f is h ­
The mountains, they beckon this time of the year.
in g on th e D e sc h u te s in C e n tra l O r­
egon, a n d th e M etolius is u n u s u a lly
W ith soft breezes wafting their cool atmosphere.
fin e fo r th is tim e o f y e a r. T h o se
p la n n in g on d riv in g to «.hat re g io n
The surf, it is calling at some sandy shore.
a re a d v ised t h a t th e S o u th C e n tu ry
a n d N o rth C e n tu ry ro a d s a r e in fin e
The lakes and their beauty entreat as before.
sh ap e, th a t th e S is te rs ro a d is b e in g
Tis the time for vacations and out-of-door lure:
w o rk e d o v e r th is ■week, b u t th a t th e
ro u te to W ald o L a k e is v e ry poor.
For trout I would angle — I'd catch ’em I ’m sure.
A lo cal a n g le r w rite s fro m C elilo :
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h re e S te e lh e a d c a u g h t y e s te rd a y
For hiking and swimming the season has come:
(on s p in n e rs ). M ore co m in g e v e ry
d a y .”
I'd like to spend mornings in ad libitum.
R u d y S ch ro ed er, w ho o rd in a rily
To parks and to vistas, oh. fain would 1 go
h a n d le s th is colum n, is try in g h is
lu ck up a t L o st L a k e th is w eek.
Pierce Gives
Bonneville Bill
High Praise
Recipes
Household
Hints
FISH
N O TES
A nd play and recuperate far from all woe.
But back to my labors, for I cannot shirk.
Vacation time comes when poor me has to work.
— Uncle Jeb
It co sts the p osto ffice departm ent
betw een fiv e and six m illion dollars
to handle th e m ail at Christm as tim e.
Cotton spinners u se about 60 per
cent o f th e cotton produced in the
U nited S tates.