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About The Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Bonneville, Or.) 1934-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1938)
FRID AY. A C C rS T lî. 1#SS T H E B O N N E V IL L E DAM C H R O N IC LE T W*0 Brothers Held For Theft of Club’s Blankets ^Thbrother« Myron and VIValry Weygandt, b,,ld on of grand larceny. Monday waived examination and were bound over to the a rand Jury They were accused of taking blanket», valued at *60 from the . »bin of the Knowahoe Club of I'ortland. near Cloud Cap Inn. on Mt Hood The alleged theft waa a aid to have b e e n committed about March 1 of thla year I'leaa of not gu.lty were entered by all three Myron W«-yK»ndt waa re leased on bond of LMM), while the Other two brother» are being held in the city Jail The grand Jury 1» scheduled to convene In November, hut reports indicated a jaaiaibllity that the Juror» will la- .ailed next month to consider the Weygandt caae. The blankets were »aid to have been discovered in the possession of tlie Weygandt boys during the Le gion climb At that time I^alle Weygandt. accused of the theft along w iti: the two others, was out of the city lie came to Hood Hiver from tiie state of Washington for questioning Iron Plant Now Considered on River Another Industry for the Mid-Col umbia region last week with the an nouncement that creation of the Fort of North llonnevllle was definitely assured and that surveys were going forward to determine the location of a giant reduction plans for the man ufacture of ferromanganese ores 1/eonard K Kurtlchanof was re tained as port engineer He Is at present with the United States army engineers us chief electrical engineer oil llonnevllle Ham. The port area will Involve moat of Skamania County. quantities of Oregon ore will he used In the pro posed plant, according to announce ments The nearest similar plant Is In Ohio. AUCTION in? IIO RSEN 7ft M I X E D C A T T L E U FEEDER IM I M E A N E R f i t is Thursday, August 11 I 30 p III T H E D A L I.ES A U C T IO N Y A R D S FRANK W IN K , Auctioneer Hnx 112 The Italics, Ore A W A IT POW ER R E P O R T I James V and Marjie Foster, war ranty deed, conveys tract in BE1« No Information was forthcoming SEK and N E * SEK Sec 1. T 2. this week as to when the report will made to correct Vol 23 of Deeds, pg. be on hand from the state power . commission relative to the proposed 368 Hood River power district. A period Western Oregon Conference Assn. of 120 days is allowed between the .,f Seventh Day Adventists to w T. time of the hearing and the date Dubois deed, convey» lots 15 and 16, when the report must be Issued. Block 8. Idlewilde. free except t&xea. That period will be up August 22, Banks and I»ren e Adams Morti and local proponents of the power district are expecting the report to mer to Floyd Oren and Thelma Doris Cook, warranty deed, conveys tract be available here next week in I » t 3A Adams Faradiae Acreage. Bass Plantings Requested for Local Sloughs ♦ Efforts were being made this week by local sportsmen to prevail upon the Ktate Came Commission to se cure a quantity of baas minnows to stock the sloughs of the Columbia in thia locality. The region of Sauvies Island, be low I'ortland. I n now being seigned, and the bus« removed from there I n I n the hopeH of the local men to secure some of these fish. The plan in stixklng the sloughs here is not only to provide gume fish, hut to rid these pools of mosquito larvae. Interested parties, Including mem bers of the Hood Iltver County Came ITotective association have contacted the State Commission m an effort to get the minnows planted here It is said that this last year that seigning operation* will Is* carried on ut Sauvies Island, as it Is the plan to permanently drain the pools there. | Mass would find the sloughs a natural habitat. It is claimed. They thrive in water that is warm in summer. and the sloughs have enough of an intake that the water in them is not stagnant. It ia also pointed out that bass eat young carp, and would rid the pools of these undesirable fish Sportsmen also clnlm that there Is no danger of the bass consuming the trout supply of this region, as the trout shun the warm and seml-stagnant pools. Land Transactions Following Is a list of transfers of real property recorded In Ifood Hiver County from July 27 to August 3. ac cording to Information published by the Hood Hiver Abstract & Invest ment Co : Win H and Katherine Kdlck to j H 1. and Henrietta Crapper. quit claim deed, conveys parcel of land 22 ft wide lying along north line of SEK HKK Sec 28. T 1. I toss and Flossie U I'dy to Alice Kenyon, quitclaim deed, conveys alii I ad 38 ill Woodworth Acres James V and Marjie Foster to John Klwvn and Ella Mue Hoot warranty deed, conveys tract In SE', SE's Sec 1. T 2 Itussel \V and Minnie !< Hrock to Browns are not as popular as a year ago Slacks remain in favor for summer week-ends and vacations, and for in formal wear at home. Never rest an iron on the right Chicken and duck require 30 min side of a garment, as this will re utes roasting a pound; turkey or sult in a shine. gooae require 25 minutes & pound. Job placements increased 65 per The colors popular in fall coala ore, firstly; all reddish tones including cent in June over May. according to wine, brick, copper and rust. Next: report by the Oregon employment blue tones. Navy is more important service to the unemployment com in children's coats than last year. pensation commission. Household Hints KEIR 1 5 yea rs added to your life ! We have today a promise of fifteen years more of life than our parents hud. The span of human life is length ening— largely because wo are learning that it does not pay to neglect minor ail ments. Consult your doctor every year on your birthday. Many organic diseases, which later are almost incurable, yield readily to treatment if they are discovered, and treated, in their early stages. Hring your prescription* here, or let us call for and d e l i v e r them. We use S q u i b b ’ » chemicals and pharmaceuticals and our laboratory is in charge of licensed pharmacists, assur ing you the best ot materials and accurately compounded medic me*. 50c Ther-mo-pack, qts. . $2.25 Camera . . $1.75 A g fa , 116 50c Santiseptic Lotion plus 50c Escort Hand Lotion 51c $1 Dummy Dan . . 59c . Ventriloquist Man $1 Icy-hot Vacuum Bottle 79c $1 Rubber Sea Animals . 59c 75c Flashlight 49c . . . . Com plete, A ll Steej Cano 1-in. x 5-yd. Tape . . . 9c H a te rp M io f— ClowiNwit Summer Toiletries For the Teeth Ncct Depilatory. 60c size 49c 50c Tek Tooth Brush. 2 for S lC 60c Odorono 53c 49c 25c Listerinc Tooth Brush. 2 for 26c 50c Calox Tooth Powder 43c 40c Squibb s Tooth Paste 33c 40c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 33c 50c Ip.inu 39c bOc Squib Sun Tan Oil bOc Mum 200 Sheets Cleansmq Tissue 53c 9c m t w m u i * * * 4* * 4**4* “ * * * 4* * 4*4444* Remedies 75c Baver Aspirin Ex Lax Laxative. 2 V size Zinc Oxide 1 oz tube I. xm 'I 55< size 7 oz 7Sc hitch Shampoo M SH|P AN D R ID E U N I O N P A CI FIC , 33c D l Vue he Powder 59c 23c 19c 43c 59c 49c Insecticides Kcir s Fly Spray, pint 19c Spray Gun 33c force pressure Apex Moth Spray 47c
