F R ID A Y . OCTOBER 7. l«rw
TH K HON N t \ I I I »■ I» ' '• * H HON U I F
TW O
E d itorial V iew s and D iscussions
ANOTHHR SAFETY RULE
A P O T E N T IA L G R A V E Y A R D
A s much .»■> most of us tinker around auto
mobiles there is still *‘ lot we don’t know about
them
But in retent years as the auto deaths
increase by leaps and bounds, and when we
are faced with accidents on all sides we have
Fully a score of sailboat upsets during the
present season on Lake Bonneville is a grim
reminder that the extensive lake at Hood
River s front door is no languid mill pond for
come to the firm conviction that by far the
most important part of the automobile is its
amateur sportsmen.
The body of water is placid enough on
calm days, but waves eight feet in height are
brakes
G< >iriv) into the study of the cause of
incidents in this territory, will convince one
that a good number of them could have been
been averted in a season that has seen a
tremendous impetus to water sports by heroic
prevented had the brakes been working as
well as the balance of the car.
It is strange
rescue such as the one Friday when a sail
boat capsized near the Washington shore
that all drivers don t realize this. There is
not mm li of an excuse for not keeping brakes
just above the mouth of the W h ite Salmon
adjusted and in good conditions
It costs
nothing if one is mechanically inclined, and
it iosts only a small amount if he has to pay
they are pushed.
1 ragedy has
River.
The hike is there to be enjoyed and water
sports are among the finest of diversions. But
the hazards of the great body of water should
to have the work done. But repairs, doctor s
bills and lost time, all of which blame faulty
brakes »piukly run into big money.
A lot of men .ire very much like needles.
They never get through their work unless
not uncommon on windy davs.
not be minimized
T IM E
IS P A S S I N G
T h e hands of the clock and the days of the
calendar are moving steadily forward, un
mindful of the whims of procrastinators or the
As the politician sees it, the biggest farm
problem is how to win the farm vote.
The mind is its own place, and in itself can
make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.
— Milton.
pre-occupation of the absent-minded.
Time
to act has come. W h e n Saturday. October
8. 1938, passes into history many neglectful
persons may awaken
too late for them to pass their opinions on the
vital issues, and make their choices of candi
dates with varying ability, on the November
ballot.
THE BONNEVILLE DAM
to the fact that it is
heed.
Those who are not registered,
take
Saturday is the deadline.
CHRONICLE
W e re.id where three-fourths of foodstuffs,
O fficial
h i percent of crude materials. *15 percent of
semi-manufactures and U) percent of finished
paper of city of Cascade
Locks. Oregon
O f f ic ia l p u td tra tlo n fo r A m e ric a n
te rg im i poet N o NM. Monne v ille . O re
manufactures exported by the United States in
the first three months this year, went to
Entared aa aecond d a t a matter at
the poetofflce at Hood lUver, Ore
fun. under the Art of Congrrae of
M a n li S.
JOHN
Europe.
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Speaking of wage increases, the housewife
1 MAVIS
every
Editor
Friday
in
averages at least 50 hours of work a week.
This is 10 hours more than the industrial 30-
tha
hour week
i n t e r r a l a of the Hoiiiievllle 1 >ain area
by the Hun I'ubllahlng Company, Inc
n i K l o i K C O N V E N IE N C E
N e w s Ilenia or ada ma> lie left
at th e fa a r a d e
Drug Company
In enneade l.m-ka. or at the Hooer
yeJt Inn In Hotinevllle
Americans buv more than 300 million pairs
of shoes annually.
wearing on shoe leather.
l u e w la ) ill* III I am al the H oimm *
cell Inn III ll.wim'« (lie. anil tt isliim-
■lay In < m a r i e I .a ka lltlo-r Unte«
• a l l ua radica l at H o o d
Stepping on the gas is
The closed car is an improvement in some
ways, but the fellow who feels devilish can t
III» er n t l
Ja. k T r a t t a
drape his leg over the front door.
BUHEOHIPTtON It A T ES
Three month»
N> to
Sta month»
to 7S
One year
tt W
Some of our weather prophets are fore
casting a hard winter
But where is the man
According to reports published by
the Hood River Abstract A Invest
ment Company, five transfers of real
property occurred in Hood River
County in the per.od September 21
to September 28.
They were as
follows
H ibernii Securities Co . a corp
to S E Henderson B and S deed
convey» laits 7 and 8. Bik 1 River-
view Park Addn . exc east 3 feet
uf Lot 8
J H Sheldrake Sheriff to State
I and Hoard, deed, conveys N S
S W S S E 'i Sec 4. T 2. exc strip
220 feet long running east and west
and 12 feet wide of SVV corner there
of.
About 3 miles SW of Hood
River. Ore
John Cosgrove to Edith Cosgrove,
quitclaim deed, conveys Tract No 11
in SE'< NWX* Sec 6. T 1. containing
1 acre. Parkdale
The First Securities Cn. to Wills
Bennett. Chester B Tanquary and
Klovd A
Bennett, deed
conveys
K S N W S Sec 30. T 1. containing
NO acres exc. highway
South of
Parkdale about P-j miles
Central Lumber Co to George and
Mary K Trimble, warranty deed,
conveys tracts in vacated 2nd Street
o f Cascade Pocks Addn . being !*»-
tween Lots 9 10. 11 and 12. Hlk 9
and Lota 1 2. 3. and 4. Block 10.
i Cascade Locks
Cottnti/ N e a r C e lla r
In T r a lf ic M is h a p s
♦
Meetings
Vnierlcan Legion. Bonneville Post,
No. 88. second Tuesday of each
month at the Civic Auditorium,
Bonneville
Bonneville Parent-Teacher» Associa
tion — First Wednesday every
month, study club at 1 30. regular
meeting at 2 30 in Bonnex-ille grads
school auditorium
Bonneville Boy Scouts—Grade school
auditorium. Tuesdays. 7 P M
Bonne»tile Rod A Gun Club Fourth
Monday of each month at Civic
Auditorium. Bonneville
Bridal Veil Lodge. No. 117, A.K. and
A M. — School house, Latourelle
falls, second Saturday In each
month. Visiting Masons welcome.
Cascade Yacht Club—Thursday, cab
in 8. Enquist addition. Everyons
welcome.
i uwcade Lock« Chamber of Com
merce — M errills dining room,
Tuesdays, noon.
ascude l.ocu* City Council Second
Monday of each month, city hall.
( n'code Lock* Townsend Club—Odd
Fellows hall, first and third F ri
days. 8 P M
Itehckuhs—Cascadla lodge, Cascads
Locks, first and third Wednesdays
of each month. Odd Fellows hall.
8PM
i nuclide Lock* P.-T. A .: Meets in the
evening of the second Wednesday
of the month.
Port Commission—Second Thursday
of each month at City Hall. Cas
cade Locks
Id,unite post. Veteran* of Foreign
War* — First and Third Mondays,
meeting room of administration
building. S P M
I. O. O. F. Cascade Lodge — Every
Monday night Cascade Locks
Most Oregon counties continued to
j improve their tra ffic records during
' August, as the state generally noted
; a 27 per cent drop in traffie accidents
and a 2f> per cent slump in injuries
Secretary of State Earl Snell re
ported today.
Hood R iver county took sixth place
Woolen sw elters are h a rl to dry
: among the state's seven Group II
; counties on the basis of improve as well as to keep in shape while
ment over the first seven months of wet
Put a heavy bath towel under
1937 in traff.c accidents, injuries and the sweater, laying both on a flat
i fatalities.
Last month this county j surface
Take your rolling pin and
ranked seventh in this group
roll out the sweater. The sweater
Secretary Snell has divided the becomes flat, the seems in place and
i state's 36 counties into four groups the surface will take on a nice fin
on the basis of population density in ish when garment dries. You can
order to make accurate comparisons almost roll it dry. and the sweater
o f accident experience
Counties in -till retains its shatH*
this group are Coos. Lincoln, Jack- !
son. Tillamook, l.ane. Hood River,
and I.Inn. in the order of their rank- ,
ing
IXeschutes county continued a re
markable achievement by placing ;
first in Group I I I for the eighth ci>n-
seoutive month, being the only unit
to boast such a record
Multnomah
county outside Portland took over
the lead again in Group I. while Coos
county retained the top spot in
Group II
Eight counties in the first three ,
groups Clackamas, the city of P ort
land
Multnomah
county
outside
Portland. Coos, IJncoln. Tillamook.
Deschutes and Klamath recorded
decreases in traffic injuries and
fatalities as well as in accidents
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Harvest
Festival
Specials
Recipes . . .
Full-proof Taffy
2 cups sugar. 1 teaspoon lemon ex
tract 2 tablespoons vinegar. 1 tea- '
¡spoon cream of tartar
Add a little water to moisten
sugar. b»>il with vinegar and cream
of tartar without stirrtng. until
brittle when tried in cold water
1 28b degrees'
Add flavoring
Turn
out qui' kl\ on buttered plates When
cold enough to handle, pull until
white and cut IV>n't forget to butter
your fingers
make» taffv-pulling
better
I
who ever saw a soft one?
EVERY
ROCKFORD
n A ig h t ° at
Land Transactions
Household Hints
Rejuvenate Your Scalp
W e are now offering veu the verv latest in Electnc.il
("ni'
l
rs included in all regular
'»alp treatments or max be had »«• pa ratei x’ for onlx a 'mall
additional »barge
Come in and let us give vou a tree dem
onstration
Lorene’s Beauty Studio
l bird Street
Phcme /(Y*/
Vou can remove soot from any
heating unit with salt
Heat two
pound» of medium grade salt (bar
rel .».tit preferred' to remove all
moisture
>. »iter it on bed of red-
hot coals n f.rv bowl of stove or
‘ ■•r '
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all irxfts and allow it
to burr.
Fume* from salt will
de»tr»*» carbon in s»n»t. leaving a
i ' ' •»
uh which wtU h i carried
aw a» b> u . natural draft in the
i chinine»
O
Too m h water in pie crust makes
it ti*ug: and hard
Too little flour
allow* . rust t. break easily.
•
N r»cr ij* ' » waff'.e iron until
the » ’ ran. ..
* to come from th#
iron
\X »file ;» then d»me
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T im uf | »; t r I
r » an excellent
pv>i;»h f *r
* » a »« and mirror*
\\ • * t »in a . t pv..»h with paper
A* K*w »>r,
rajjAion of cream or
A i ’ fr fi>r » t egg »hen making
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D A R L IN G
DRESSES
8.95
Stunning styles and new color*
in Mossy Crepes Color contrasta
in sheer wool All new. sparkling
designs
and really attractive
value«
O fh er S m art N e w D resses
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»nil up to
16 5
Be sure to ask for Tickets for
Harvest Festival prizes
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Hood River. Oregon