The Bonneville Dam chronicle., October 28, 1938, Page FOUR, Image 4

E d i t o r i a l V ie w s and Discussions
S T R E A M PO LLU TIO N A N D D O L L A R S
The only criticism that has been advanced
or could be advanced against the measure on
the November ballot chilling for purification of
streams in arid adjacent to Oregon is the
matter of expense. Commonwealths are now
saddled with financial debt and burdensome
taxes
f iltration plants and incinerators are
expensive and would have to be met by the
publii purse.
However, for those who look only on the
financial side, vco will not mention here the
danger to life and health if we let our streams
flow on polluted .is they are.
W e have a salmon industry which returns
$10,000,000 to the state each year, which
represents in Oregon an industry valued at
$200
( )ur salmon runs have been
seriously reduced because of pollution and
other factors and are continuing to be dimin­
ished W e are building or planning for other
fish industries based upon c lean waters. W e
have areas capable of producing large quan­
tities cd oysters of good qu.dity if it were
not lor sewage and other wastes being dumped
in the waters.
liven in the Mid Columbia, there is he
fish and fowl water problem. Thousands of
bass and catfish, which were planted in the
sloughs of the Columbia last summer, and
which will prove a delight to the sportsman
hi
future seasons, cannot thrive i f the river
contamination contmues
Hut viewing the matter only in the terms of
» o \ s i r o w i it s n o w s r o s s
■ NEW Y l i l t K
E l e c t r i c p o w er pro
tliu lion In the United S t a t e s last
Week fell Just short o f th e y e a r 's
high m a rk touched laut m o nth, th e
E d ison
E lectric
In s titu te reported
W< duenda V
P o w e r output In th e la st period
to ta le d
'.'It 007,000 k ilo w a tt hours,
a g a in o f I I per ce n t o v e r 2 .PC.
TfC i««) in th e p re ce d in g week and
o n ly :t per c e n t below th e c o m p a r a ­
b le fig u r e o f 2 2*1 CM.000 a y e a r ago
T h e a d v a n c e w as m o re th a n e x ­
pected fo r th e aeaifon and the Ann««-
r l a t e d |*iens index o f p o w e r produc
lion with IUJU in ta k e n a * 100 rose
to a new lti.'W high at l i t
T h e Index
w hich la ad polled fo r aeanonaJ and
long te r m trem i, »tood at 111 I th e
p reced ing week and II!) H a y e a r ag o
p e r c e n t a g e ga ina o x e r last x e a r
a c c o r d in g
lo
m a jo r
geographical
a í r a n were ahown bv New E n g la n d
op ? »I amt S o u th e r n a ta te a up 7
o f I per c e n t
D e c l i n e s Included
Middle Atlantic 2 i V n t r a l Induatrtal
g ;• W eal ( ' e n t r a i
it K o c k v Mown
ta in » 2 P a c i f i c C o a s t 3. th e Inali
tu te aald
•
dollars and cents, our salmon industry is too
valuable to risk.
Now that Bonneville has
definitely proved to be no obstacle in the
upstream migration of salmon, the next great­
est hazard of the salmon industry is stream
pollution. That can be remedied if enough
persons vote 318 X Yes.
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•
Senator Edward R Burke of Nebraska.
Portland visitor, is of that group of Demo­
cratic members of the upper house who are
not afraid to stand up and be counted when
they think the president is wrong.
'Phis is the group that will be more numer­
ous in the next session, when the backs of
some others will be stiffened bv the failure
of the senatorial primary purges in Iowa,
Georgia. South Carolina and Maryland.
Senator Burke still is a strong advocate of
President Roosevelt. I he fact that he did not
go along w ith him on the supreme court issue,
for example, does not read him out of the
party.
Quite the contrary.
As t h e political
weuthervane now indicates, the Democratic
senators who are unafraid, who can be led
but who will not be driven, constitute the
ultimate control of the Democratic party.
And thev do not differ with the president on
the aims of his humanitarian program. Such
i one is Burke of Nebraska
Oregon Journal.
A dm inistrator
Bonneville
B o s s limoline
of $ó7r> noo ha
the sale
HAY
G R AIN
COLD STO RA G E
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Phone 131
D e a t h and g ift d u tie s swelled gov-
T u r k e y h a s p la ced o r d e rs in E n g ­
I e m i n e n t ta x r e t u r n s in th e N e t h e r ­ land and G e r m a n y f o r 14 f r e i g h t and
lands th is y e a r
p a s s e n g e r v e s s e ls .
Miss M a g g ie O blow itz a p p e a r e d as
Son ( e n t e r i n g o f f i c e ) — ' W e ll, dad. g o v ern m e n t p r o s e c u to r at a m u r d e r
trial in P a a r l . S o u th A fric a .
I ju s t rar. in to s a y •hello' "
K a t h e r —" T o o l a t e r i v boy.
Y ou r
m o th e r ra n in to s a y hello' a fe w j
m in u te s a g o and she got all my
s p a re c a s h . "
G . N. H e sg a rd
T r a f f i c O f f i c e r - " A s soon as I saw
you c o m e aro u n d th e cu rv e I said to
m y s e lf , ' F o r t y - f i v e a t l e a s t ' . "
W o m a n d r i v e r " W e l l , you're» a w a y
off.
I t ' s my h a t t h a t m a k e s m e
look so o ld ."
GENERAL
B U IL D IN G
CONTRACTOR
H u sb a n d " W h y did you w a k e me
out o f a sound sleep'."’
W i f e " B e c a u s e th e sound w a s fa r
too lo u d ."
CASCADE LOCKS
C h ro n ic le A d v e rtis in g P a y s
N o tice of B u d g et H e a rin g
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of the Pa« i ft»- cou ntx
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g o v e r n m e n t 's moat g i g a n t ic m ason ry Tuesday night he b ro u g h t to Os
p r o je c t, S e c r e t a r y o f the I n te rio r G ilm an 's Cascade M a r k e t in C a s c a d e
I c k e s aald T u e s d a y th e fu tu re of lawks a sturgeon m e a s u r i n g ft foot
r e c la m a t io n
in t h e
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rests •i inches and w eig h in g «5» pounds
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s iju are ly on th e s h o u ld e rs of
the
Gulliver can I n » proud o f th e fa c t th a t
people in r e c la m a t io n a r e a s
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the
tackle consisted o f a 3ft lb te s t
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people in the re st
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an in te rv iew
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te n d e n c y o f r e c la m a t io n d is tr ic ts to
grt so m e th in g and then ask for m o­
r a t o r i a on th e ir p a y m e n t s . "
E K A K N b oo k k e ep in g , a c c o u n tin g .
He said d efinitely th e G rand C ihi - j New plan of i n s tr u c t io n a v a i l a b l e
lee p ro je ct
will la- c o m p le te d ' The
to beginning and a d v a n c e d s t u ­
e s t im a t e d cost of the d am with first ] dents
B egin now ! W a v e r l y H.
p o w er units installed is $126 KM UUP
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I c k e s c a m e to E a s t e r n W a s h in g to n !
lo viali the G ra n d C o ulee project \ B E Y i l f M'YINU
B U Y IN G P R O P E R T Y T
Are vou s u re th e title la c l e a r ?
fo r the first tim e s in c e his tiip to
Don t take a c h a n c e
An a b s t r a c t
the site with P r e s i d e n t Hoosevelt In
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is the only w ay o f d e t e r m in in g t'tl»»
TO S|'L \H I I ( 1st A R K I O C K K
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will
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C ascad e D a k s P o s t O f f i c e 2 tons
In the e\ent of hla e le c ti o n e f f e c t i n g s tru ctio n tr e s tl e high above the con
of coal and ft s a c k s o f kindling
the i n tr i iR t of the C a s c a d e IsH-ka
c r e t e fo rm s and AX* f e e t ab ove the
P le a se su b m it by O c t o b e r 2ft
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CHRONICLE
F R I D A Y . O t T O B K K U , 193Ä
T H E B O N N E VII I F. DAM i M R O N I C L E
Il»l K
N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N to the legal voters
of the city of Cascade Locks, Hood River County.
Oregon, that at a regular meeting of the Council of the
said City of Cascade Locks, Oregon, to be held at the
Council Chambers in said City of Cascade Locks
on the thirty-first day of October. l l>38, at eight o ’clock
p. m. on said day, a hearing will be held for the purpose
of discussing the budget hereinafter set out with the
levying board.
The total amount of money needed by said City
during the calendar year of 1939 is estimated in the fol-
lowing budget and includes the amount of money to be
received by said city from fines, licenses and road taxes
,md .ill other monies of the City.
GENERAL
Advertising
Printing
Elections
Emergency
200.00
100.00
50.00
1.249.00
1.599.00
PO LIC E
Salary
Special Police
Insurance
1.200.00
50.00
50.00
1.300.00
EIRE
Sundries and Equipment
500.00
500.00
STREETS
Maintenance and Repair
1.000.00
1.000.00
RECORDER
Salary
Audit
Supplies
300.00
100.00
25.00
425.00
ATTORNEY
Salary
250.00
250 00
TREASURER
Salary
Bonds
Supplies
300 00
25.00
15.00
3 4 0.00
EN G IN EER
Salary
100.00
100 00
Estimated Outstanding W arran ts and Interest
2.000.00
REVENUES
Licenses, rents, etc.
Fines
Road Taxes
1.550.00
65 0 00
450.00
45 0 00
Balance to be raised bv taxes
.......................... $5 «64 00
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ATTEST
W 1 CARLSON
Recorder
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