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I»* * » Mil» K I» ;s Bids Received On New Road Sector S t a r t i n g th is w eek all telephone i n It looked as though the c o n t r a c t s tru m e n ta , e x c e p t those con *ctcd b e tw e e n th e C ity of Cascade L o ck s ,w i t h th e g o v e r n m e n t's private and th e W e s t Coast Pow er Company b ra n ch e x c h a n g e , o f B o nneville md w a s to be signed yesterday but five C a s c a d e L o c k * c u s t o m e r s will be re m in u te s a f t e r the attorneys met the placed by new te lephones, accenting c o u n c ilm e n knew that an o th er delay J a c k F'laucher of C a s c a d e L o ck s T h e e ig h th a n n u a l m e e tin g of the to r e p r e s e n t a t iv e s o f the P a c if ic I'el A dvices from the O regon S ta te | h a d a r is e n and that the signing y e s te rd a y a nno unced the le a s in g o f l li d - C o l u m b i a Cham ber of C o m ephone A T e le g r a p h Company would on ce ag a in be delayed H ig h w ay C o m m is sio n re v e al that the a building now under co n s tru ctio n T h e new te le p h o n es a r e designed proposed new w a t e r grade highway T h i s tim e th e objection hinged on m e r c e w a s held at th e Columbia j u s t south o f th e K la u c h e r p la ce of th e a u t h o r i ty fo r signing by ce rta in G o r g e H otel W e d n e s d a y night with to work m o re e ffi c ie n tl y with the b u sin ess to E m il Young, p ro prieto r up th e C o lu m b ia G o r g e is a possi o f f i c e r s o f th e W est Coast P ow er r e p r e s e n t a t iv e « o f B o n n e v ille and new burled e x c h a n g e c a b le which Is o f Y o u n g 's B a k e r y o f Hood R iv er. Company C ity o fficials would not C a s c a d e L o c k s h e lp ing m a k e it the to be placed in s e r v ic e D ece m b e r l.V bility In th e n o t-to o d istant fu ture Y ou n g within te n d a y s p la n s open T h i s new e x c h a n g e ca b le was a c c e p t th e s ig n a tu re under the co n l a r g e s t m e e tin g e v e r held. T h o u g h no c o n t r a c t has as >et hern ing a modern b a k e r y shop w h ich will placed a lo n g th e h ig h w a y for the aw a rd e d fo r the newly proposed Cor d ition s p re sen ted and so the delay. M a j o r T h e r o n D W e a v e r . C ap tain be a b ran ch o f his Hood R i v e r b a k B o n n e v ille and C a s c a d e L o ck * ex ery. E lle n S u n d s te n o f C a s c a d e It is hoped that the signing will take R o b e r t D e s l s l e t s and B e n Torpen t>ett S t a t i o n - R o o s t e r l tiv k section of p la c e M onday night, but no one is w e re p re s en t to re p r e s e n t B on n e v ille c h a n g e s a t th e s a m e tim e the new L o c k s , who is s e r v in g an a p p r e n t ic e C o lu m b ia G o r g e long d is ta n ce buried ' l ' 1' C o lu m b ia R lv ei Highway tad» holding his breath with ab o u t h a l f o f th e b u sin essm en ship in the Hood R iv e r s to re at the c a b le w aa placed th is fall were re ce iv e d la te last month on the o f C a s c a d e L o c k s to te ll o f C a s ca d e p re s e n t time, will be in c h a r g e o f T h e r e is no g e n e r a l ch a n g e in the n,'w s e c t o r by the S t a t e H ig hw ay l-oek s the new e sta b lis h m e n t. type o r a p p e a r a n c e o f the new in- C o m m issio n , i n fo r m a tio n from com M any im p o r ta n t re s o lu tio n s recom E v e r y m o rn in g the d elivery wagon mended by th e v a r io u s c o m m itte e s s tr u m e n ts . N e ith e r will there be any m ission h e a d q u a r te r s re v e als will a r r iv e fro m Hood R i v e r with w e re p re s e n te d to th e resolutions c h a n g e in the p re sen t telephone mini- | T h a new work c o n s is ts of 2 J6 miles all m a n n e r o f b a k e r y goods rig ht c o m m it te e w h o p a s s ed them Ira hers, n o r In th e m a n n e r o f operation of c l e a r i n g work 0.17 mile grading, out o f the ov en s o f Y o u n g 's D ow n A ctu a l work o f m a k in g the changes and I 15 m iles o f tx*ck toe e m ban k ♦ O w ens o f C a s c a d e L o c k s read these town B a k e r y in Hood R iv er. will be hand led by the regular meni. m o tio n s to th e m e m b e r s in his own " I s it w r o n g to cut C h ris tm a s T h e b a k e r y shop will be located T h e C o lo nial Consti a ctio n Com pany fo rces . in a lie n a b le sty le. in th e building now b eing remodeled t r e e s ? ” “ Should the C h ris tm a s tree of S p o k a n e wn* the low bidder for O fficers fo r th e c o m in g year b etw een the e a t in g p lace and M ike's c u s t o m be abolished in the in te rests this work at $120410 T h e r e were w e re a s follow s P re s id e n t, T W. B a r b e r Shop. 17 bids piv se n te d T h e C om m ission o f c o n s e r v a t i o n ’ '' " W h a t a sh am e N ordby. B i n g e n ; F i r s t V ic e -p r e a i-I d eferred the m ak in g o f the aw ard to w a s t e all tho se C h ristm as t r e e s ! " dent. E d w a rd l-ag e. Hood R iv e r ; pending the s a t i s f a c t o r y c l e a r i n g up W i th th e co m in g of the C h ris tm a s Se co n d V ic e -p r e s id e n t, Clyde P e r - j Movie T o Be Shown 8if some r ig h t-o f-w a y m a tt e r s h o lid a y s e a s o n , these and s im ila r kins, V a n c o u v e r ; T h ird V ic e - p r e s i At Locks High School T h e H ig hw ay C o m m is sio n h a s a llo q u e s tio n s a g a in are subm itted to the dent. W . G H u ffo rd . S t e v e n s o n ; ♦ T h e second d am to be built on the ca te d funds toward th e com pletion o f U. S. F o r e s t Service. T h e y repeat S e c r e t a r y , W S N elson. T h e D a ll e s ; T h e first o f a s e r ie s o f stud ent th e viewpoint o f scie n tific fo re s te rs l s t u is T h u n . U n d e r w o o d ; D ir e cto rs , B o n n e v ille re s e r v a tio n will be c o m the w a t e r grade h ig h w a y to T h e body b e n e fit fu n c tio n s will be given A sum " C o n s e r v a t io n is wise u s e ," th e y say. H a r r y O .N tel, T h e D a lle s. W illia m pleted n e x t W e d n e s d a y or perhaps D alles for 1M0 co n s tr u c tio n to nig ht a t th e C a s c a d e L o c k s High so o n e r Mud M o untain is the nam e of $125.000 has been e a r m a r k e d fo r " A tr e e is a living, gro w ing thing K e ele r, C a s c a d e L o c k s . David B S choo l. E n t e r t a i n m e n t to nig ht will o f the new p r o je c t which is being an overt’ro salng al Trxmtdale. and I t r e a c h e s m a tu rity , d ecay s, and dies S im p so n , P o rtla n d . be a ta lk ie ve rsion o f L o u is e M. c o n s tr u c te d to a s c a le of BO feet to $280.0(g) for the second unit on th e T h e fo rest is a crop, and should be A l c o t t's •'Little M e n ,” a f i r s t run one foot in th e new hydraulic lab sectio n betw een T m u td a le and Dod h a r v e s te d W h e t h e r we u se it fo r p ic tu r e o f po p u la r in te rest An h il o ra to ry son In addition to these p r o je c t* C h r is t m a s tree*, for lum ber, for ariou s com edy. “ P la y B a l l , " will also n e w s p rin t pulp, or f o r ra y o n , de- T h e building w a s Jam med with the United S t a t e s B u re a u o f l l i b i i c be o f f e r e d on the scre en . men th is w eek, pouring concrete, Hoads will com plete the g rad in g o f depend? upon co m m u n ity need s and A r e c o r d -b r e a k in g crowd ia e x p e c ru n n in g lines, p a c k in g ea rth , ch e ck the E a g le Creek C a s c a d e Is te k * u s e d esire s." ted b e c a u s e o f th e q u a lity o f th e ing c o n t o u r * and working very s im lion, now under c o n t r a c t, the C o m L o o k in g upon th e fe r e s t as a crop, ♦ riiovie to be pre sen ted and th e stu d ent mission reported It |R q u it* lik ely f o r e s t e r s hold t h a t th e th in g to be E le c tr i c it y fro m B o n n e v ille D a m ila r to the p ro v e rb ial beavera. body b en e fit th e proceed s w ill p ro As soon a s th e d am la completed th at additional Plireat H ighw ay funds con sid ere d is th e produ cing pow er o f will be ap«eded to public d is tr ic ts vide. sta te d T J . I ^ n g t o n , p rincipal in a c t u a l s c a l e to the p r o je c t soon will be allocated to this h ig h w ay to th e land. T h i s should not b e abused and city-ow ned ay sterna in W a s h i n g t o be s t a r t e d on W h i t * R iv e r In i tn a n r * the work in I MB and IMO. o f th e school. or d estro y e d H e n ce , C h r is tm a s W a s h in g to n a s a flood co n tro l p r o j although this la a m a t t e r th at must t r e e s should be h a rv e s te d properly. ton and Oregon. I f g ro w in g on fo rest p ro d u cin g land, F ollow ing power e le c tio n s in th e e ct. e x te n s i v e te a ts will tie giv e n the be derided d efinitely by th# Com- Basketball Practise most v a lu a b le fo r t h a t purpose, too tw o S ta te s . A d m in is tra to r J D. R osa model to d eterm in e from a c t u a l te a ts mission Itself Now Under W a y m a n y t r e e s should not be cu t fro m a haa revised co n s tr u c tio n plana fo r th e r e a c tio n o f the r iv e r flow to The C om m ission haa the c o n s t r u c F ro m these s tu d ie s m u ch tion of the new w a te r- g ra d e h ig h w a y ♦ g iv e n a r e a I f th e C h r i s t m a s tre e th e initial tra n sm is s io n n e tw o rk to th e d am W i th daily tu rn -o u ts in order, the c ro p is p ro perly cu t. th e fo re s t Is be com pleted during th e c o m in g y e ar. m o n ey will be saved, f o r f a u l t s th a t under serious co n s id e ra tio n and b a s k e t b a ll t e a m of C a s c a d e L o c k s b e t t e r fo r it. " T h i n n i n g " th e y call S i x out o f aeven W a s h in g to n co u n tie s would not a p p e a r till th e p r o je c t plans to exped ite such c o n s tr u ctio n H igh Schoo l th is y e a r is re s u ltin g !♦, ju s t lik e th in n in g a p a tc h o f in the present B on n e v ille a r e a voted would be com pleted, a r e c a u g h t and a * much aa possible and a a fund* will in th e la rg es t squad o f b a s k e tb a ll g a rd e n v e g e ta b l e s to fo rm public d is tr ic ts fo r th e a a l* c o r r e c t io n s are m ad e in th e s p e c i f i permit te a m a s p ir a n ts f o r th e past s e v e r a l V a n d a l i s m is fro w ned upon by o f Colu m bia R iv e r power, and e r e c c a t i o n s y e a r s in the h is to ry o f the school. th e s e men o f th e fo re s t. T h i s in tion o f lines will be h a s te n e d in th e s e T h e r e a r e fo u r letterm en re tu rn in g clu d e s such t h i n g * a s c u t t i n g tre e * co u n tie s T IG H T CA RD SI C C E H S E I'I. In Oregon, th e C ity of a n d a liberal supply o f K re s h m e n and a lo n g h ig h w a y * , needed f o r b e a u ti M onm outh by a 5-to -l m a rg in a p Al the F ig ht Card held FTIday In new m a te r i a l is reported th a t will f i c a t i o n ; c u t t in g tops out o f tre e s, proved municipal distribution o f B o n th e G rnd e Schoo l g y m n a s iu m , m e m c a u s e th e v e t e r a n s to h u stle in th u s r e s u l t in g in u n n e c e s s a r y w a s t e ; neville power, and In I -a n r C o u nty b ers o f CCC tro up* a t W y e th fo u g h t o r d e r to k e e p th e ir firs t squad o r w a s t e f u ln e s s by c u t t i n g s e v e r a l th e M cK eng le R iv e r P eo p le 's U tility th e hoys o f H e m lock . W a s h i n g t o n s ta n d in g t r e e s to g e t o n e p e r fe c t specim en CANHY. Dec a E s t im a t in g th a t D is t r ic t w a s formed by a 4 -to -l vote C am p. In 10 th ree round bouts The C r im in a l s t e a l i n g o f t r e e s fro m the B o y S co u ta received th e fi n a n c i a l eventually It c a n »ave L'gkin a y e a r P a y in g L in e s^ ('o m e F i r s t LEA VE FOR EASTERN T R IP land o f a n o t h e r Is listed as not In by purchasing B o nneville pow er on U n d e r the B onneville law, public lie n e fits o f the bouts, w h ich n e tte d a kilowatt ve.ir basis, serving the Mr and Mrs V ic W ig r e n o f C a s k e e p in g with th e s a c r e d spirit o f this ab out $14 fo r th e ir c o f f e r s , p u ttin g C u ttin g m a n y m o re tre e s a g e n c ie s and cooperative a a s o c l a tlo n * th e m o f f to a good s ta rt. city anil re*ellin g pow er to the prie c a d e Ix>cks left M onday night on the holiday m u st be given first c h a n c e t o p u r posed Canby irrig ation d istrict fo r P o rtla n d R o s e fo r a 60-day* v a ca tio n th a n th e m a r k e t will a b so rb , is plain c h a s e Colum bia R iv er power. " W i t h pumping Irrigation w a ter, th » city w h ich will t a k e th e m eaat to C h i | w a s t e f u l n e s s , and n o t e v e n good A R M Y M \ R K h .M EN V I C T O R S 25 W a s h in g to n d istricts and a n u m council adopted a re so lu tio n Monday c a g o till the f i r s t o f th e y e a r and b u s in e s s b e r o f Oregon eft lev a s k in g f o r e a r ly T h e United S t a t e * A rm y E n g in e e r s ' night asking for 250 k ilo w a tt y e a r * " H a v e y o u r C h r is t m a s tr e e s , by th e n to C a lifo r n ia A d m in ia tra to r R i f l e T e a m a g a in c a m e to th e fo re o f power " R u t d elive ry o f power T h e W ig r e n s h a v e not b een eaat all m e a n s ' s a y th e f o r e s t e r s R osy said, " it is Just co m m o n s e n s e FYl<!a\ by d e f e a tin g the B sllw a o d The city ha* been buy ing power f o r 20 y e a rs, and while In C h ica g o [ be sure th a t th e y tyuly re p re s e n t to build our line* to tho se p la c e s R i f l e Club by a s c o re o f 83ft to HIM in wholesale from P o rtla n d G e n e ra l will spynt t h e i r tim e with W i g r e n s p e a ce , good will, and h u m a n w e l firs t F o r the next two y e a r s only th e sitting and o ffh a n d positions. fare ." Electric company s in c e 1922. r e s e l l fath er 86,400 k ilo w a tts of e n e r g y will be T o n ig h t the a r m y b oy s m e e t the ing It to domestic and c o m m e r c ia l a v a i l a b l e to meet the e n tir e d e m an d , Mt Hood R if le Club on t h e i r r a n g e user* had paid for Its d istrib u tion T U R K E Y SHOOT S L A T E D Bonneville Substation (C ontinued on P a g * E ig h t I n e a r Sand y system and had m oney left fo r o t h e r " G e t y ou r C h r is t m a s T u r k e y at the Bids T o Be Asked city purpo«r* Its re s a le r a t e s are B o n n e v ille R od and G u n C lub T u r ♦ the same ns th ose o f the p riv a te k e y S h o o t .” T h a t is th e c r y heard J D R o s s B o n n e v ille d a m p ro je c t company, according to M ay o r J It aro u nd B o n n e v ille th e s e d a y s from a d m in is tr a t o r , announced at a lunrh - Vinvard m e m b e r s o f th e clu b , eon In S e a t t l e T u e s d a y bids fo r i n Th e city propoaes to s e r v e the T h e shoot is g o in g to be held on s ta llin g lin es and s u b a ta tio n a to north Irrigation p r o je c t, when It la D e c e m b e r 18 on B r a d fo r d Islan d It tra n sp o rt B o n n e v ille c u r r e n t In O r e In operation, from May I to S e p then though Indiana liked th e m will s t a r t at 10 a m . w ith c o f fe e gon and W a s h i n g to n will b e asked I F re d L ock ley, O regon Jo u rn al tember I. the irrig atio n »eaaon. up and s a n d w ic h e s being served to those w ithin 60 d a y s . He e s t im a t e d th e w r it e r o f historic a r o u n t a , y e s t e r d a y T h e stu r g e o n s w ere 6 to 12 feet In to 6'. kilowatts using th e o t h e r h a l f who requ ire a l itt le tim e to " s e l e c t work at LI.000 non and m a t e r i a l s at fe a tu re d In hi* article F l a n k H all o f leng th A 200-pound s tu r g e o n In a fo r rlty purposes In th is m a n n e r IT non noo a bird. C a s c a d e I^ock* i net o r In a flahw h eel la q u ite a Jo b It hope* to get (he w h o le s ale ra te He said co m m u n itie s would be re T h e a cco u n t fo llow s: to h and le W e would k n o c k s t u r down to ah- if 1 I mills a k ilo w a tt CH AN GE M E E T IN G T IM E c e iv in g power w ithin 18 m o n th s a f t F'rank Hall s « * )s ta n i p o s t m a s t e r g e o n * on the head and thrirw t h e m hour for eigh t m o nths o f th e y e a r he B o n n e v ille Rod and Gun Club er c o n t r a c t s a r e let at C a s c a d e I>><k* * u p o s t m a s t e r b a rk Into the riv e r S a lm o n fi s h e r s ’ !.< .J I a I. e n t s u p e rin te n d en t o f lounces th e c h a n g e o f m e e tin g He said th e lin es would run. In fro m 1923 to 1936 c e r ta i n ly had it in fo r th e s tu r g e o n Canhv'a w s f-r anil light d e p a rtm e n t ht to th e f ir s t T u e s d a y o f the W a s h i n g to n from t h e p r o je c t to " M y f s t h e r At t>r te G l l s l l . w as "I went to school In C a s c a d e explained the deal this way to Ad nth in th e C iv ic Auditorium V a n c o u v e r and R a y m o n d w ith a line • lo g g e r , ” said Mr Mall " I w a s l / i c k i s ev era l y e a rs l s l * r I put m inistrator J I» Rosa bet ween A berdeen and C a t h la m e r . b o m in Michigan N o v e m b e r .10. In five y e a r* loggin g fo r th e O re g o n " T h e city of t ’anb y la In the m a r and s u b s i s t ions at V a n c o u v e r K e ls o P L A Y HI H E D I L E D 1872. youngest of four ! ildren W e L u m b e r com pany A f te r th a t I waa ke» f- r 7*ri kilowatt y e a rs o f e le c tric A r a r e t r e n i k in « to r e fo r th o a e i and R a y m o n d mox ed to Portland in 1* ’ I W e s t a y - « clerk for the Wind R i v e r l u m b e r e n e r it --u r s c h e d u l e o f | I 7 V ) a He said th e O reg on line would run ed a t the horn*- ,f Mrs o f t h è c o m m u n ity w h o a r e p la n n in g S t i n g e r , co m p a n y In its g e n eral m e r c h a n d i s e kilowatt * r »/„j |R read y to sign from V a n c o u v e r to E u g e n e , with w h ose son Chari to w lt n e w t h è p r e s e n ta tim i n i th è was c i t y pas- s to r e here T h e p o s t o f f i c * w aa In a e o n tract a - on a s it It presen ted s u b s ta tio n s a t E u g e n e and Hood s e n g e r a g e n t of th S J t h e m P a c i f i c p la y , " G r m r ì a c l’ a J n * ." by *h e o u r s to r e and I served a ls o In th e " T i e city owns It* own d is t r ib u R iv e r w tud ent» id t h è s e n io r c l a s s <»f T h at po stoffirc in P o rtla n d for n inv y e a r * t-a t e r I w o rk ed fo r Mon * tei ii la paid for, and we R ' ’•» w as a d d r e s s in g th e W a s h i n g y e a r we moved to ( o lu m h ia n H ig h N chool. a l th è H«n *. ridale W a s h , O ra n g e and W a l la c e G love r, b roth hav e morn In *he hank In pay c a s h t o n C o n s tru c tio n leag u e. S e a t t l e C o n n e x tlle \ udì t o r tim i, i r i d a ) exen- w h ere F 'ath er logi d in th e Btrnroe era, who had a s to re h e re O r a n g e fo r Bonn* Ile power W# an tic ip a te stru ctio n co u n cil and S e a t t l e and l n * . D e r e m h e r 1« T h e p re s e s iI» m o u n ta in s I *< •nd*d school at now has a a lo r s at G aafo n, O r . and that at ti p r o p o a e d r a t e we r a n M ountain P a c i f i c c h a p t e r s o f the D on Is t r i n i ! »p n n sn re d by th è In 188.1 w * W a l la c e has o n e at U nderw ood. sav e ’ »mt Crttti a y s a r In th e coat G old en dale tw o y i r a A ssociation o f G e n e ra ] C o n t r a c t o r s tU n n e x I lle K c e r e a »Uni \ ss< s-latm n |yo.ks F ath er W u h mox’ed to C a s e *'! W h e n A O A d a m i w as p o s t o f elsctric lo w e r and. 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