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About Cascade Locks chronicle and the Bonneville Dam chronicle. (Cascade Locks, Or.) 1939-1939 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1939)
For R I MI Fire Destroys 2 Warehouses; Loss, S2()(),()()() F R I D A Y . A l G l ' S T 4. 1939 ( \S( \I>E I.ÍK KS < H K O M C L E lire llreakinii' l/iroiu’h Roof o f Kelly Riant LESTER Auto Freight ♦ Fire of undetermined origin broke out in the Kelly Brother■' warehouse in Hood River at ;i:30 Saturday morning, and before the ravishing f l a m » had been ex- tingutshi d, the Kelly Wureh* \ e and the “ Big 7" l»lant of the Apple Growers A oeiation, which adjoins it on the east, were completely de j stroyed. By noon the fire was under eon trol and the Hood River Volunteei Fire Department, under the direc tion of hire Chief John \ol.storff, had prevented the flumes from apreading to the A (» A eider and vineifar factory, just cast of the •‘ Big 7" plant. We and will be happy to serve you call Cascade Locks m m M U The Even in uhimcr time, motorists must hear in mind the danger of driving t o o last on wet muds, Earl Sm ll, secretary of state, said today. During the month of June there were two fatal accidents due to wet pavement. A total of 423 traffic accidents were ascribed to wet road eomlit ion». I SOS I «rifili HI Krr# Trial Easy Tarma ' <'brunici« Advertising Pays V W V V b lW .% V W A V .V ." .'.‘ . V . V . V . '. V . V j BUSINESS D1REC TORY PLUMBING A N D HEATINC C H IR O P R A C T O R Dr. Euri | I vie Chiropractic Physirlon X ray Diagnosi», Complete Elee trotherupy, Colonic Irrigation. Franz building Office hour» l> to 6 Phone Hood River (1961 H H Powell Pillili lung, Heating, Sheet Metal \\ ork Phone 2662 Dr. L LIFE I N S U R A N C E Ron E. Drcske R. Alexander Life Insurance Denti»! Medicai Ulti K. Phone 2021 Hall Building Hood River Oregon Phono 0444 Rea. 11114 w .v .v .w w .w .v .v .v . A BS 1 K A C l i I (eliderseli I loud Rivet Abstract & ln\c .tinciit Company HMD. D r ill Ist — S c o li Phone 4001 \bstract» Insurance Real Enlato Loans 104 Th I Street Hood River, Ore. llld g. Res. Ml.I . V . V . V . V . V . '. V . V . V Electric Sales & Service OP TO ME TR IS T Lev s Electric Shop l’enn C. Crum. Opt. D. Optometrist Electric Senile# and Optician 210 Ouk St. I'hone 2402 S N S W W W V A W . '. W . V V . V . V PAINTIN G A U T O FR EIG H T s h ip Cuuiuuugs Rea 1172 V .V .S W W A V A PAPER IN G in t hc.tt hum Auto Car I'lioiic llocd liiinr 6M>2 Personal Supeivision which gun! antee» »ate d e ltv il) Phone 6<i I i >\S*.SSS% S% NSV#% SVW \% \\% > N EW SPA PER A C E N C Y Ray a Transfer latrai and I eng Distance Moving 30« State Street Phone « 6 I Lester Auto Freight Portland. Bonneville. Iloud Hirer I'hone KM3 K VI ES S U B M IT T E D research conducted by the Bonne- ville Adm inistration during the past year, and on the basis o f confer ences and negotiations with many different types of organizations which have made application fo r Bonneville power, it has become apparent that the rate schedules adopted during the early stages o f development o f the project are not fully adquate fo r the purpose of meeting the requirements o f pros pective purchasers and at the same time carrying out the above policies expressed by Congress. It has therefore been advisable to prepare at this time a new set of rate schdules to supplement t h o s e which are now in effect. “ It is thought that the new sched ules provide a more flexible and appropriate basis on which to dis pose o f Bonneville power, and one which w ill more adequately meet the needs o f both publicly and privately owned purchasers.” For the past tw o weeks Barry Dibble, Assistant Bonneville A d ministrator, has been conferring with Federal Power Commission officials regarding the proposed schedules. Assisting him has been Adrian S. Fisher, special counsel fo r the project. James Lawrence Fly, who has been heading the Bonneville legal division, Monday flew back to W ashington to confer further ' zith engineers and officials of the Federal Pow er Commission. (C ontinued irum Page One) Ldnnnistrator Banks pointed out that in disposing of the electric pi.war production at the Bonneville Dam consideration must be given to certain policies of Congress ex pressed in the Bonneville Statute. " In the first place,” he said, P a i s l e y O n c e N o t.-d f o r P o le c a t L o o k s U p o n M -»r "public power is there recognized Manufacture of S h a w ! » A s h' is Eno.ny; Shuns H i m as a natural resource which should P . • e o l i n mu factum i towi n the neighborhood | *°Tt s" " •,nv hundreds of years that be widely distributed fo r the bene of Glasgow in Si Bund While it is it looks upon man ns its chief enemy fit of the greatest number o f the a very mici nt town, its fame in the and will shun him on every occa public. Secondly, Congress has ex world n the fact sion, writes (»liver G Pike, K 7. S., pressed the view that the greatest in London Tit fi ts magazine. It is number of the public is more likely that it w.i during the Nincteentt century ti.e i gì mi I and principal considerably larger than the weasel to receive this benefit if, in the dis center of th rn.inufacture of the or sto.it. but in its habits is very tribution of public power, p refer much like them. It is far more ence is given to public, cooperative fiiruolis shawls Paisley has been a textile town handsome, for its dark silky body and non-profit distributing agen And, thirdly, Congress has- fur mere than 200 years, recalls a • ntl short bushv Uul K‘ve 11 :l bo,d cies. w riter in the Cleveland Plain Deal- appeal mice Its complete length rccognized the fact that the public will not be likely to receive full I streets com- * 1 hes 11 11 mtnun .ite in quaint names the fact killing far more than it can devour, benefit of this supply o f power if that the industry has long been dom and if it gets amongst a colony of tin- government allows its market iciled there there are Lawn, Gauze, rabbits it will kill all it can reach, to be limited solely to purchasers Incle C-t . n, Silk. Thread and Shut only feeding on one that it carries who are able themselves to con- to its lair. This is usually a hole struct transmission lines to the i tle streets. made by a rabbit or fox, for it does damsite. The shawl was introduced to Eu- not excavate a home of its own. Vdded Schedules Needed ro| can and American use from the "In the light o f the studies and | In early English the polecat was I' -t. a cut us minor consequence of the E m ch invasi n of Egypt in called the foumart, or foul marten. 179H O.llcers of the European but whatever name is given this Q U A L IT Y P R IN T IN G o f all kinds armies coni« ting in that country creature, in all the countries in Stationery, business forms, cir culars, cards, booklets, envelopes, sent holm to tin r ladies some of which it is found it is associated etc. Phone 3701 or w rite us and the fine Turkish and Indian shawls with the objectionable smell it dis a representative w ill be glad to of the Egyptian bazaars. These set charges at will from a gland at the call. a fashion, and - haw Is began to be base of the tail. NOW P L A Y IN G — SU N P U B L IS H IN G CO. made in Europe to meet the de It is nocturnal in most of its hab I l l ) Third St. mand. its, but this is pr> bably due to its Robert Donat in James H ilton ’s Hood River Paisley took up their manufac avoidance of man rather than any ture, too The article which became dislike of daylight. G O O D B Y E MR. C H IP S ” known a» the Paisley shawl was of what was called "harness work" Many Uniforms fur Statue and w.i. an attempt to produce in $'20.00 TO $ 1 ,0 0 0 .0 0 In Brussels a 20-inch bronze sta the loom the ellects which in the ON Y O U R CAB tue of a Utile boy. known as the Indian cashmere shawls were pro Opening Monday August 7 Manikin fountain, owns 40 uniforms 1930 to 1030 models. Light duced b> i! needle trucks and out-of-state ear» vhich were given to him by royalty Paisley w rkniaiislup was so good and which he wears on special occa 1 TO is M O N TH S TO R E P A Y Sonja Henie, Tyrone Power »ml Paisley merchandising so suc- sions. reports Collier's Weekly. Contracts Refinanced ci sful that the manufacture of Among them are the dresses of a S E C O N D F ID D LE shawls ro-.f rapidly to the point French chevalier, a British master C o n su m e rs C re d it where, ab lit 1 HA.«. the town was f hounds, a Belgian grenadier and C o m p an y turning out shawls to the value of a Chinese manchu Other gifts in- J l I.OtHi.OOO a year TOM SCOTT. Agent e a i key prem nt- l i t 1. Third St. Phone 2804 The Paisley shawl was then a uni •d by Napoleon License M 238 versal lu . i ll present, but tbe fash ion was practically dead by 1870. ___ T H E A T R E Auto L o a n s 'H o c k of U h i c k a n i A i i g a , ' George H. Thomas' Title Scott Bldg Phone 1 1 PI ' ASCADIAN did Cascade ? D E N T IS T RATES « hive tin k. cats, dogs, horses and other animals caused. 44 traffic incidents, two of them resulting in injuries, on Oregon highways dur ing the month <.t June, Earl Snell, ci it 'a iy of state, said today. He urged drivers to keep a sharp watch while appi clung cattle crossings oi livestock grazing alongside the :<»ad. K FIR'S DRUG S TORK W r repair all makes. , \ m m (. new and used wash- >- 113 A T T R A C T IV E STO R AG E Money cheerfully refunded if Keir'i- H< •ada< lie I'owdi rs do not atop your headache, .lac a box. Hood Hiver . 24-hour Service HEADACHE? Maytag Shop now have our local agency here Gen G< i|.. Henry Thomas. hern In Vug it i on July 31. 1816, had many nickname» during hi* life-I time but the one by which he is i " R ick of I Cli . kam.i i a title he earned I for lu* »tin t rn re- »lance during the l>!o dv Kittle f Chickamauga :n 18M. note* l e . 0 Bartley in the Washington s Called "O ld To m ' a* a cadet at West Point, and Slaw Tr. t" a* an instructor there ter he was at fectionately know as "Pap Thorn- • s ' m the Army . General Sheen Impatient with
