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Hood River Public Library THE BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE Many Candidates Will Have Cinch in Primaries CASCADE LOCKS BONNEVILLE ______ __________________ERI DA V, MAY IS, I9S8 ♦ With many offices uncontested, local political observers w ere regard ing the coming prim aries to be held May 20, as an election which would probably bring out a m oderately ♦ The salm on of the Columbia River light vote. are on parade. Saturday morning Major attention seems to be point bright and early the fish experts of ed to*the gubernatorial vote, where the dam started perhaps what ir to the greatest num ber of candidates be the largest fish census ever at are found. On the Republican side, ♦ Men are stationed at both eight candidates are on the ballot This m orning M i n o r Corman, tempted. the huge fish ladders, one on for Governor. Charles A. Sprague, chairm an of the H ighw ay Develop B of radford Island and the other on Salem publisher, appears to have m ent Comm ittee of the Hood River the W ashington shore, from around done the most vigorous cam paigning Cham ber of Commerce, H a r o l d ♦ 4 in the m orning at night. for this post in the state. O ther Loomis, m anager of the Hood River That is from daylight till to 8 dusk count candidates are Sam H. Brown of More than 15,000 school children in Cham ber together w i t h William ing all the fish as they pass through County, Henry M. H anzen of the following counties, Skamania, Keeler, Chairm an of the W atergrade on their w ay upstream . In order to Marion Multnomah County, R. J. H endricks H ighway of the Mid-Columbia Cham Klickitat, Clark, Cowlitz and Lewis, of Marion County, J. W. Morton of aid the men in their counting, white ber of Commerce and W alter Scott platform s have been placed over Hood River, Charles heard an illustrated talk on Forestry representing L. Paine of the Portland Chamber I.ane County, M. S. Shrock of Clack and Forest Fire Prevention by Sen cf Commerce will leave for a three which the fish sw-im. amas County and Clarence R. W ag ior Forest R anger Albert Wiesen- day flying trip to E astern Oregon After darkness falls, few fish move oner of Multnomah County. so th at with the com ing of darkness, danger who since April 1 has been on for the purpose of arousing interest ♦ to the Columbia National in the W atergrade H ighw ay from gates are dropped. W ith the com Democratic candidates for gover At the Cascade Locks Parent- detail orest in W ashington. Forty-seven The Dalles to Portland. ing of dawn, the gates are raised and nor include the incumbent, Governor T eachers' m eeting W ednesday even F program s w ere presented b e f o r e In each town they will m eet with the counting begins. The men work Charles H. M artin, Henry L. Hess ing, May 11th, there w as a splendid High and G rade Schools. Ranger the Chambers of Commerce to dis in eight-hour shifts and keep the of Union County, and O. Henry exhibit of all 4-H work completed by iesendanger has completed his de cuss with them w ays and m eans of gates open all the time they are Oleen of Columbia County. boys and girls from this school. All W tail and returned today to the Eagle securing support for the early com Probably the least interest cen (Continued on page Six) the things m ade a fine display and R anger Station where he is pletion ters around the post of United States th e judges had a difficult time to C in reek of this proposed highwty. of the Eagle Creek Picnic This noon Senator to fill the term of Frederick m ake correct decisions. Mrs. A. J. and charge they will be at A rling Camp Grounds. Steiwer, which term will end Jan u Brunquist, active in 4-H work in ton; tonight at Pendleton; tomorrow ary 3, 1939. Republicans who have Parkdale, kindly consented to act as Until his new office is completed noon at La Grande and tomorrow filed for this place are Alex G. B arry judge and following are the results he will continue to have his office night at Baker. They plan on re of Multnomah County, Reade M. in the ranger station, and announces turning the following day. of her inspection: Ireland of Clackam as County, and he can be reached by phone at Bon Sewing I—first, B etty Jean C lark, neville T. McNary Weed of W ashington 1293. second, Opal Champlin. County. Robert A. Miller of M ult Work in Forests Sewing II—first, Helen Rosenback; nomah County is the only Dem ocrat ♦ second, K athleen L ow e; third, Betty The Cascade Locks ball squad, for this senatorial term. T o Start Next Week Kelsay. under the m anagem ent of Jimmy A senator for the same position is ♦ Cooking I—first, Janice Nickelsen; Remember, fire season starts May Rasm ussen, dropped a close game also to be elected, his term to be second, Ted L angton; third,, Ken- 15 and with it starts the work of the last Sunday to the W yeth C. C. C. gin January 3, 1939. Here the race heth Lowe. protection system of the forest ser boys on the local diamond at the is hot between Carl C. Donaugh of vice. W atch those cigarettes and 47-mile post by a score of 7 to 6. Cooking II—first, B etty K elsay; Multnomah County, and Willis Ma matches. These were w arnings is This gam e was the first of a honey of Klam ath Falls, democrats., second, Helen Rosenbeck.. sued this week by forest rangers. series of gam es to be played every and Rufus C. Holman and Robert N. Bachelor Sewing—first, Ted L ang ♦ With the coming of the fire sea Sunday a t the local diamond which Stanfield, both of Multnomah Coun ton; second, John W oodward; third, ty, Republicans. son also comes the opening of the the W yeth boys are fixing up. Bob Kelsay. various construction cam ps through Several gam es are already sched Two Democrats are running for H andicraft—f i r s t, Bob K elsay; out the Mt. Hood Forest. Forty-tw o uled with the Bridal Veil team , due dem ocratic nomination for Represen second, Dan A ebischer; third, Bob men from the W yeth C. C. C. Camp to play here on Memorial Day, May tative in C o n g r e s s—W alter M. Orvis. are located working on the Green 30. This team is managed by Pierce, incumbent, and W ade Craw The girls taking Sewing II gave Point Road under W alt Mohr. Six Marvin Jackson. ford of Klam ath County. Three re a fashion review w earing the dresses men under W ilbur H arrison are as publicans aspire to this post—U. S. The box score is follows they had m ade them selves. Bob putting the Camp A section in order. Wyeth C . C . C . . AH R II E Balentine of Klam ath County, Bay K elsay and Ted Langton gave a Besides the regular crew a t Eagle Funstall, I f ................... .4 2 1 0 ard T. Merrill of M alheur County, dem onstration on how to press trous Creek, A1 W eisendanger has had Sparks, rf................ and Rennie A. Tull of Union County. ers. four or five doing general work Griswold, 2nd.......... ...5 0 0 1 1 0 0 No competition in the prim aries Other guests present were Arch getting ready for the tourist season. R ittenberry, 2nd... . . .4 0 1 0 will be forthcoming for the office of Marble, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Gibson of State. Earl Snell, in Robertson, ss ......... 4 0 0 0 Secretary from Hood River and Mrs. Yeck ...3 1 W hitson, 3rd........... 0 1 cum bent, is running again on the from B arrett. Creighton, c f.......... .4 2 2 0 Republican ticket, with Emily F. Mrs. C. A. Lynds, P ast President of Stephens, c............... . . .4 2 2 0 Edson of Multnomah County unop the P.-T. A. from Bonneville was Troy, p...................... . . .2 1 0 0 posed on the Democratic side. also present and installed the new Aldrich, If...................... .. .2 0 0 0 The office of Superintendent of officers in a very efficient manner-. Crabtree, p............... . .2 0 0 p Public Instruction is sought by John Leonhardt of Union County and A beautiful quilt was on display W alks, Troy 3. Strike-cuts, Troy W. Rex Putnam of Linn County on the which the Sewing II girls had 1, Crabtree 6. Doubles, Griswold. Dem ocratic ♦ balot, and by Charles A. pieced and several ladies helped to Triples, Creighton. W inning pitcher, An urgent plea for public coopera Rice of Multnomah County, form er quilt. Chances are being sold to CHARLES A. SPRAGUE tion in fire prevention during the Crabtree. Hit by p i t c h e d ball superintendent of Portland schools, raise money to send a 4-H boy or (Brink) by Crabtree. summer was expressed by the Republican. PORTLAND, May 12—C o m i n g coming girl to Corvallis. State Forester J. W. Ferguson in a Cascade Lock* AB R II E For Commissioner of the Bureau Pictures were also shown of the down the home stretch apparently' statem ent issued today. He called Esse, ss.................. Labor there are found two Repub last year's 4-H sum m er school at well out in the lead, Charles A. attention to the fact th at the sea Helvogt, 2nd......... ...5 2 1 2 1 2 1 of licans and two Democrats. G. O. P. Corvallis by Mr. Marble. Sprague will spend the last week of son of 1937 was the m ost favorable B. Woodard, 1st... .. .5 0 3 0 candidates are David F. Graham of experienced by the State For* J. W oodard, c....... .. .4 0 2 0 M alheur County, and C. H. Gram of the prim ary cam paign in Portland, ever estry Departm ent and feels th at this Bd. Woodard, cf... .. .4 1 2 0 Marion C o u n t y . Democrats are Colum bia River Drops having already covered a large part was largely due to public support Cram blett, If........... ...4 0 1 1 Clarence F. Hyde of Lane County, of the outlying state. and cooperation in fire prevention Kay, rf...................... 0 2 0 and Paul E. Roth of Multnomah T o Lower Levels During his stay here Sprague will measures. Jack, 3rd.................. .. .3 1 0 2 County. *01d Man R iver took a drop this deliver two radio addresses. The “Next Sunday, May 15th, m arks Brink, p.................... .. .4 1 1 2 In the local field, the only office week and decided th at for a few first will be over KOIN at 9 p. m. the beginning of the closed season in Phillips, If................ .. .2 0 1 0 which finds competition on both stated Mr. Ferguson, "and Strikeouts, Brink 6, B. W oodard 2. Republican and Democratic ballots days it would take things easy. A today, and the second will be over Oregon,” this date many of the provisions Doubles, B. Woodard, Kay. Triples, is County Assessor. George Knox, week ago W ednesday the high point KGW at 9:45 W ednesday, May 18. on of the Oregon forest code th at are B. Woodard. Double plays Cascade incumbent, and Leon M. Bentley are for this year w as reached with a in character become effec Locks 1 (Helvogt to Brink). Losing the Democrats, and E. L. Johnson second flowage of 421,000. Yester The Salem editor has a splendid seasonal tive. These are all protective m eas pitcher, Brink. Hit by pitched ball and E rnest F. Munroe, Republicans. radio voice and he gets over a real day the flowage started to level off m essage to those interested in a re ures and designed to prevent forest by Brink. For County Judge, C. D. Nickel- a t around 350,000 second feet. fires and reduce fire loss to a m ini (Tray) C. C. C.................. 0 0 0 0 2 0 4 1 0 sen is running unopposed on the R e The Snake River may be held vitalized republican party ready to mum. 7 runs, 9 hits, 1 error. ticket, and Lyman R. Eric- responsible for this early rise and meet problems of the day in an un perm its m ust be secured Cascade Locks. . . 0 0 0 1 1 3 0 1 0 publican son and A. L. Anderson are listed on drop as there w as quite a run-off derstanding and business-like way. by “Burning all those who intend to use fire Sprague has completed a swing 6 runs, 15 hits, 8 errors. the Democratic ballot. ju st before the raise here and now over the state, during which he met in or near forest land for the pu r The post of Justice of the Peace the run-off has slackened off. pose of land clearing or the disposal sees no Democrat aspiring to the The Army engineers who won’t thousands of voters and left with of slash or other debris. These can Beltz Conducts A ctive an impression th at presages his post, while two Republicans, Jam es predict, will just venture to say that them success at the polls F riday of next be secured from the local w arden or Cam paign for Justice Post (Continued on page Six) before long the Columbia will start week. ranger. The closed season continues up again. until 31, unless term inated ♦ WHERE ARE YOU, CLARA? While the Sprague cam paign did prior December Charles H. Beltz, candidate for Dear to that time through a procla Clara: not start until after the last date GRADUATION CEREMONIES Justice of the Peace for Hood River mation by the Governor. As we go to pres* we have not for filing, it has been an intensive "All logging, milling and other County, has been in Cascade Locks received your ANNOUNCED Cascade Lock* news one and reports arriving a t the of woods operations in w estern Oregon during recent weeks in the interests Items. We have tried to reach you The combined graduating classes fice of Robert Boyd, state m anager, m ust secure permits from the S tate of his campaign. by phone but you are at some of both the Cascade Locks high indicate it is a winning one. In a Forester before starting or continu Beltz, who has been a resident of doings this afternoon and every school and the grade school will have rem arkably short space of time the ing activities. The necessary appli Oregon for 31 years, and a taxpayer one in the neighborhood that might a joint B accalaureate service Sunday Salem editor has become known over can be secured from the v a r for 18 years, is seeking public office have a phone In also at this party evening a t the High School Gym a great state in a m anner th at m eans cations who are in the field for the first time. He is a 32nd no we are unable to reach you. nasium at 7:45 p. m. votes. This has come about w ithout ious the inspectors present time. Also, spark a r degree Mason. We hope that we will have the G raduation exercises will be held flare of drum s, for the Spragle cam at resters and other fire prevention If elected, Beltz prom ises to carry Items by next week in addition to T hursday evening at the high school paign has been one to draw support equipm ent must be in place on all on the justice of the peace work in the ones for that week in time for a t 7:45 p. m. of thinking persons who w ant energy- m achinery an office, provided by him self, and the paper. We hope you had a is in use. The B accalaureate Service will be coupled with a dignity in keeping “The cam that promises justice to all and special good time at the party. per or other recreationist conducted by Rev. Willis Douglas. 1 with the office being sought. (Continued on Page Six) privileges to none. —The Chronicle. SPECIAL FISH CENSUS STARTED AT LADDERS Boosting the Water-grade Highway W IE S E N D A N G E R RETURNS Awards Made In 4-H Competition CCC Bail Club Wins Close One From Locks Radio Address To Climax Sprague's Race . Cooperation Asked in Fire Prevention .
