The Bonneville Dam chronicle., January 13, 1939, Page SIX, Image 6

THF BONNEVILLE DAM CHRONICLE
SIX
FRIDAY. JANUARY IS. 1989
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see in g t h e handw ri t i n g on th e wall paid fo r them . I ’m not go in g to
in W endell W illkie’s losing fig h t e d u c a te von
s t a r t w ithin 10 «Jays of th e a w a r d .”
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M y e rs ’ path.
I ’ • fac»*, one blue eye, one lines for m ost of th«* d is ta n c e be­
B O N N E V IL L E SC H O O L
R EST R IC TED
"Las*, week, h a v in g labored to o
Reward. A. N B ray, tw een N o rth Bonneville and V a n ­
(By Lorain«* W ebber)
brown eye
M ajor H. I>. B agnall. th e Army’
T he (¡ ir is ’ L e a g u e had th e ir r e g ­ level local o bstacles and b ro u g h t all
A. S. A rm y Engineer«, Bonne* couver. B rief d ev iatio n s from the
1-9 s t r a i g h t line have been m ade to u la r m e e tin g M onday and elected the u tilities except big Nebr. P. w- r e c ru itin g O fficer, 323 Main P ost
vili«*.
avoid Arch«*r m ountain, n o rth of new officers. They a r e as follows: e r Co. into line, B a n k e r M yers r e ­ Office Building. P o rtla n d , announe-
FOR S ALE Thoroughhr«* «1 Llew- ( 'a p e H orn, and rich b ottom fa rm P res., Dolores S ie fe r; Vice-pres., joiced a t a m ilestone which seem ed «*«1 to d a y th a t re s tr ic tio n s plac«*d
• lyn S«•tt«r puppies, $3- Across land ju s t e a s t of Vancouver.
A Lora m e W e b b er; S e c r e ta ry , P a ts y to a s s u r e com plete success for the on A rm y r e c r u itin g late in N ovem ­
f r o n i .o. 1 High School. L. A. sh o rt d is tan ce from Vancouver, L e ith e is e r; R e p o rte r, J e a n e t t e C a r ­ “ M yers D eal.” T he F e d e r a l P o w er ber a r e still in force. As a m a t t e r
Welsh, Box 98, C ascade 1.,<M ks.
th e rig h t-o f- w a y t u rn s n o rth w e s t- on.
C om m issio n ap p ro v e d th e sale to of fa c t, th e M ajo r said th e s e r e ­
1-1« wur«l to th e s u b s ta tio n site a t
T h e S tu d e n t Body also m et Mon­ his c lie n ts of th e N e b ra s k a p a r t of s tric tio n s h av e been increased.
A m p ere, n ew ly-nam ed siding on a day. T he new* offic ers a re : Pres., I o w a -N e b ra s k a L ig h t & P o w e r Co., O r i g i n a l in s tru c tio n s re s tric te d
FOR S A L E 1930 Chevrolet coach,
pur «>f the Yacoit b ra n ch of the S te v e n M em ovich; Vice-pres., Roy second b ig g e s t in th e S ta te , for A r m y e n lis tm e n ts to m en w ith
$95.00. M« cha nic ally p c r f r e t .
P re s e n t in­
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o r th e r n P acific railw ay.
Luseh; Sec., A n ita B e lla rts ; F ire $20,195,991— a co m p ro m ise fig u re p rio r A r m y service.
$25 down. Warr«*n
Looks If foxl
O ver th is e n t i r e d is ta n c e speci­ C hief, W allace L a x to n ; S tu d e n t consid erab ly h ig h e r th a n FT C 's s tru c tio n s s t a t e t h a t fo r m e r sol­
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1 tax ids on, ( asead«* Locks.
fications call fo r th e erectio n of Council, J im H a s k e t; S a fe ty O f f i ­ cost v a lu a tio n but slightly’ u n d er d iers h o n o ra b ly d is c h a rg e d p rio r
374 st«-«d to w ers r a n g in g in h«*ight cers, J e a n e t t e C a ro n and David Io w a - N e b r a s k a 's o rig in a l cost v a l­ to N o v e m b e r 15 a r e eligible fo r r e ­
from 42 to 70 fe e t and f o r con­ C a m n ; Yell L ea d ers, Dolores S ie fer uation.
e n lis tm e n t for a period of 90 days,
I m .m mkaki r e
PI B I B
M olitimi il f r o m l ‘ a i r e < M i e i
struction of to w e r footings. T h e re and J i m R abideau.
“ B efore a p p r o v in g the t r a n s a c ­ and t h a t th o s e d is c h a rg e d a f t e r
nue and not from tax funds, but will he .'17,000 in s u la to rs used and
T h e m ain g i r l s ’ b ask e tb a ll te a m tion th e F P C o m m is s io n e r s asked N o vem ber 15 a r e eligible f o r re-
wit bout limit and without vote of 210 miles of s te el-rein fo rc ed a l u m ­ is as follows: Dolores S iefer, g u a r d ; P r o m o te r M yers som e questions. e n lis tm e n t fo r a period of 20 days
T h r e e A n ita B ellarts, g u a r d ; P a ts y Lei­ He said his com m ission was 2V»c/t only.
th e people. (As in W a s h in g to n but inum condu c to r cable.
t o t now perm itted in O regon.) cables will he r«*<juired fo r the full th e is e r, g u a r d ; Lorain«* W ebber, of $504,899 <*n th e deal. A f t e r a
(ìeneral obligation bonds m ay alno d ista n c e in each of the tw o c i r ­ f o r w a rd ; P o rtia Raccanelli, for- split w ith P a r t n e r N itze, and ex-
be I'Kued without limit, but only on cuits.
w a rd ; J e a n e t t e C aron, fo r w a rd , penses, he expected to net betw een
The g o v e rn m e n t w i l l fu rn is h S u b s titu te s , P a t r i c i a W a rd and $70,000 and $80,000. On th is basis
a vote of the people. The limit 1«
10 per rent of total asaed valuation tow ers, co nductors and in s u la to rs . P a ts y L ax to n .
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his com m ission on th e e n t i r e $90,-
T h e c o n t r a c t o r will he re q u ire d to
under e x istin g law
Th«* boys s t a r t i n g lineup is as 000,000 p u rc h a s e would be $2,250,-
2. Mamlitory em ploym ent of fu rn ish sand, ce m e n t, g ra v e l, r e ­ follows, when th e y played at Cor- 000 w hich would m ean a tidy net
a com petent m a n a g e r, us in W ash 1 inforcing steel fo r footings and b e tt: J im m ie R abideau, f o r w a r d ; for Mr. M yers, even a f t e r d e d u c t­
W a r r e n d a le . O re
Inifton. No Kueb provision in pres- t r a n s p o r ta t io n o f m a te r ia ls to Roy Lusch, fo r w a r d ; W allace Lax- ing expe nses, ta x e s and Mr. N itz e ’s
points of erection.
T he c o n tra c t ton, c e n te r ; J im H a s k e tt, g u a r d ; cut.
cut I*IJ|) law.
A local Institution interest­
3. Optional paym ent of ta x e s up provide* t h a t wag«* ra te s p re v a il­ S teve Memovich, g u ard .
“ W hen a curious C o m m issio n er
ed
in serving you to your
to 0 per cent of gross revenue, u ing in this ar«*a fo r v a rio u s c r a f t s
ask e d Mr. M yers !*. >\\ th * c o m p ro ­
satisfaction.
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the « vistine law an«l not provided the co n tra c to r.
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at, Mr. M yers replied:
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P h o n e B o n n ev ille H - f - 3
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I . l e r t ri. ut¡litici of ( •»■«*-
Th«* O m e g a Th«*ta Rho g irls met
M \ J O R P O W E R PRO GR AM
Tu«*sday a f te rn o o n and the follow ­
((’ontlmuil Kroni Pag«* (»net
pool 10 i s p« r rent of their
Koi
• . i up ■ ip i «‘ill. \ tn xes in < olunihin River d a m s s itu a te d a t ing g irls w ere installc«! for th e
l o t mid If« oil pei rent in all kinds Bonneville and (¡ra n d Coulee. T he e n s u in g t«*rm: V e rn a W eem an,
Pn-t Presiih-nt; Jo an H a rd y , 1 ‘r e s i -
c o s t n| i be 220,00(1-volt circ uit, iii-
!
I s o l i l e ■ halin g a m a jo r s u b s ta tio n , would d e n t; Helen R osenhaek, Vic«*-pr«*si-
in
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m m t i n n y " and the guid- I" ill'll ximnii lt s i, Wn,nun.
( ii • *«*Mt; Kil«*«*n S p ra g u e , S■•«•retary;
d aid of th e s t a t e hydro-
tlie (¡i'll o| tills line would help Sally McMullen, Tr< asur«*r; D«*Ktte
h in
■ niniission in p re lim in a ry develop a m a rk e t fot power which Moor«*, C h a p la in ; Botty Kelsay,
p e t i o t
v.i' 1 -pt w here disi n e ta a i e '•Olid be taken over by lb«* (¡rand M arsh a l; Outsi«le («uardian, Shir-
less th a n countv wide or ' nice plant when it is com pleted. 1«■ y W oodw ard; In- «I«* (¡uarilian.
wio
Donna D avidson: P a tric ia C a r t e r ,
and in consolidations,
Ni'w S u b s ta tio n Proposed
in
u u rts or com m issions and
In o rd e r to d eliver Bonnevilh* C onductor; V i r g i n i a '1. .Million,
tv
"Ulli ib- m ust rail elections power to m ine re m o te d is tric ts and \\ a r <l«*n; Iil«*«*n P ro h a s k a and
upon p re s e n ta tio n of on«* set of p e ­ iitn-s, th e sum of $2.171,00(1 lias J e a n n e (>r% is. S u p p o r t e r
to th«*
titions in proposed county wide or b e e n allocated to c o n s tru c tin g P resid en t. P la n s w e re m ade fo r a
«it y wide d istricts. U n d e r oxistinK
•cod« i lines" which will o p e r a te hnn«|U«*t th e 23rd of th e m o n th t<>
low th e h y droelectric com m ission off tin- m ain circuits. T h e uppro- which th«* m o th e rs a r e tieing in-
h o l d s h e a rin g s, m akes s u rv e y s and p n
Mrs. B re ta M organ and
ui reetimuirudc«! by the B u r­ vit«*d.
te p o ri
on feasibility, lim its pre- eau "i th«- Budget would enable th e Mrs. M a r th a C arn e s, advisors, as-
I m in a it
ex p e n d itu res, ra ils elee- Bo nex ¡lie Vdnunist riitor to en 'i s t o d the girls with th«*ir in**eting.
t i o n s , in \\ ashioKtoii no s t a t e eon In r tr- th«- t l *uh*t itiotis a lre a d y
d i d m either p re lim in a ry or final planned, and to erect new s u h sta-
d i \ i l o p s B it; i m m s i i n
stag«**.
ti"’
to handle additional pow er
P O R T L A N D , J a n . t T h e con-
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under th e pre sen t law, th e dem ands.
:rihtition of th è Mt. H«*«»«l r«*«*ren-
boatd of fix,- d ire c to is is «*nip- *.x
t idler the proposed budget n : lottai ar«*a t «» im lu s try m ay he
i to aripnre. develop and o | sm
ip in rte r million d o l l a r h u i I «I i u g ilio.isolili, n cconling t«> th è W PA
ale powei and watei propel ties, would la erect«sl in conjunction w n t i T s ’ pritject, hy th è fact th a t
levy taxes, borrow niottt-y. ra il elec with th«1 s u b s ta tio n now u n d er
kiing lui' «itavt‘lo|M*d un im lu s try «>f
--le. I*S||C cert iflcat es of indebti-d " i n s t r u c t i o n
in V ancouver.
It '««m«* $20,HOO.OOO in th«* l 'n i t e d
ness, eliti I into coliti nets, -m* and wmilit be usfil fur shops, w a reh o u se S ta te s dui ing th è last s«*\«*n years.
be sued, exercise power of em inent am) g a r a g e .
V t’uiul of $100.000 In this connection it is indicate«!
dom ain, lix la te s and emplox label has been recommend«*«! for ailniin- th at $3,000,000 will b«* >p«*nt this
Tl ic new ai I Kites them a u th o r ia tra tio n , Operation, and m ainteii w intcì in s p o r ts oi|iupniont, $«,00,-
nt t "to pledge all in any part of its an««- of the Bonneville tra n s m is s io n ooo fot- spoitnl d o t h in g ; $3,000,000
r e te n u e s ," and " to levy and collect sy stem d u r in g 1940. R eports front fot liniging; $3,000,000 for tr a n s -
s u b ieit to co n stitu tio n a l lim ita ll i ( " in s of Engine« is rcit-ixed by p o rtn tio n ; $500,000 fo r ski instruo-
i oes. t a x e s foi the p urpose o f V dininistrator Ross indicated th a t
t ititi, an<l $'«.000,0(10 for incidentals.
- ti i viiik < n the opei allons ami $i,|(00.(KNI bad b«*«*n a p p ro veil by
paying the obligations of th e dis th«- Budget B ureau fo r co n stru c tio n
P( « \N I R \ ( . 1 N I E t I O U IZ F D
l i n t , proxidi-d, th at no tax es shall woih on th e fifth and sixth gen
I ( ’o n tin u e d F'r«»m P a g e O ne)
e te l b« levied el collis teil fol the i ra to r s and for com pletion ».f th«*
m a rk e t th e ir p«»w«*r. T he p riv a te
purpose of p aying e ith e r p im e ip a l th ird *n«l f o u r th u n its. Th«* l a t t e r
com panie s w«*r«* n«>t intei«*st«*<i in
ut in tere st on any revenue bonds two units will bring tin g e n e r a t i n g
pulling the c h e s tn u t s out of the
Is -ill I t ibi d i s t i l l i
III IN ,|v|| capacity of the dam up to 190,400
fire.
L i t t I«* TVA th e n considcre«!
Ingtoii the p ro p e rty lax for o ig a n kilow atts
hm
liling
its n « n d i s t r i b u ti n g s y s ­
I ' at loll pul post S Is limited to 2
* h«* Bon n ev i ll e c h i e f s a i d t h a t tem . which probably xvould m ean
mills n te a l
serves big helpings of wholesome food that meet the
■In pr«>|His«'d b u d g e t wo u l d e n a b l e
\ ■ ululi I t he e x istin g law, there tb«* g o v e r n m e n t r a p i d l y to r e c o v e r ruin fot all concerned. Th n t«uy
My«-is ent«*r«*d.
tpprov.il of the most exacting. Try our counter or our
|s no p lot tsioli
■ s t a t e 1 1 g illa t Ion Its e n t i r e l l i x e s t m e n t III thes«*
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lining room.
«?* b eg a n |>r«*m«>ting a «teal: let lit -
« i toi ' m at fix any ra te th at will ter« st nt :t v . . Tht* a c c e l e r a t e d
meet tht retpnl i m e l d s e l l e i e m i t - c o n s t r u c t i o n p r o g r a m will s p e e d tl« W V i*u\ N e b ra s k a 's p riv a te
W e feature Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer
utility s y s te m s o u t r i g h t , finai.ee
lelld bold« I ' « Pi i '.111 I ti ll ! Pi t 11 !«•
•\%«T tv» th«* public d i s t r i c t s , m u m
the p a r c h a s e by a bond issu* of
a.Illuni* 1 1 at ion
I*ill it 1r s ,
u t i l i t i e s , a n d C O O p f I it about $90.000.iMM
H anker M\«*is
l t ‘ v w h i h alrea*ty h a v e HlMvlt* H p
tied up w ith young P aul H Nitze.
tv : it t v n
Th«* new linei . he s t a i ­ a ii*im«i o ffic er of Dillon, Read »V
vl. M t ' U l t l 1»
I T Y teli a» t apitily as
Co.. arrangc«l a nationw ide syndi-
••I \ I* ie m m u n iti* s th at I at«* to m a rk e t the tH>n«ls.
FURNITURE
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C ascade Locks
ill « | ’t r p m f A to d is tt ibute Bonne
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