Th« Scio Tribune
GfifWti1 Neus
Nt. 4
went to the I »each at Newport and
Balboa, hoping to rast and relieve
Letter From California
our ear» of oil.
Santa Ana. Calif..
May 30. 1923.
To the Editor;
We could not get
away from it. however, found when
wr came out from wading in the
Perhaps you would like a story of ocean even our feet had big rronta
my wandering», ao here goes; I left • >f black oil on them. We sat down
The properties listed below are all under-priced
and are quoted at what the owner would want
to pay were he the buyer. Thev must be seen
to appreciate the value. Write the Scio 1 rihune
if interested in any listing and owner and loca
tion will be forwarded immediately.
home Mav 16 by auto in company >n the Brach trying to clean them
with my cousin and hi» wife. Wr und found we were getting spots of
»topped at Granta Paas auto (imp oil on our clothes. The chunks of
ground the first night; the second oil are washed a »höre and He on the
night at Baird. Calif.. 17 mUas above sand. It is said it comes from vol-
Bedding. We found the road paved ■anic eruptions In the bottom of the
to the California state line, bare w<-
had about 100 mile* of dirt
«•an. or
perhaps »»me refuse is
road, dumped in the water.
We plan to »tart north Saturday.
though it was not a had mountain
We stopped at Shasta Spring* We haven’t time to take nearly all
and enjoyed a drink of th. mineral the frei» trips offered' us here. As I
water. Shopped at Weinstfk and listened to these oil expert lectures,
Lubin'» store in Sacramento, and my mind reverted back to good old
road
»
viai'ed over night near there, at the Oregon soil. and the exquisite bar-
home of Monroe Clem, who w»i nr«, ch-rries, Jersey cream, etc.,
View and I pictured in mind's eye the
effect there would be should the
the Oak
once my teacher at
school.
We then went to Fresno, the chi» !
p- .pie up there «how the same in-
raisin center of the world.wiier» *•• ducemeriUi and hire a good »i»eaker.
foi in»t»snce. our Vood Editor McA
friends. That city ha» been having <1 .<>, to explain the beauties of Ore-
Berries do not do well here.
quite a depression of late becauaeof ,• n
some trouble over the Raisin Grow I’»- | ‘ think h-k'anlo-rrle» are aoma-
We were treated
ers Association trying to revise th» r thing wonderful
to
loganberry
punch
at the Anaheim
contract.
Woe to the man who rr
h Charge Fair. We are surrounded
1» rumored many harsh things wrn by orange«, lemons, English wal
nut». loquata and avocados. My
done to him. The story is t 'd
fused to sign the- new Contract
one man who refused to sign, >» h
had a rope tied around his body «nd from San Diego and Mexico. Wr
was lowered into a stream nf wi'rr expect to take the coast route home
Fur Sate I n city limits of Scio, 3
acre» with good modern house, barn
and chicken house, I •- re In raspberries
and lot» of other fruit. price is
a
good buy. Aiidr»-»« K I, cmu Scio Tri
bune
Perhaps I will tell you
brought up and asked If he w ould via Eureka.
sign,
fie replied "no*’ the second •bout that if I have not written too
time; the third time he came unwn long already.
V ur* for Oregon.
told if thev had to lower him again
.
they would leave him there, ami »■»
said "yes” 1 would not vouch f t
Edna Gilkey.
One Editor’a Schedule
the truth of this, but was told mam
things were done the patters did n >i
print.
However, the new contract
went through at
building
Inst,
We rveertUv came across a shed-
ule of price» charged by a Southern
being resumed and things are com
editor of a weekly newspaper, who
ing back to normal.
We visited my old
offers to give a i>er cent of his earn-
friends at Visalia and
home
am
lularc,
a: .
Stopped at
mother's grave here
Fellows, near Bakersfield. where oi
wells are the only industry.
■ ga « ach year to founding an asy- .
lorn for those feeble-minded
people •
who believe that an editor has a soft
nap
Here ia the schedule rend it
Iler»
closely.
my cousin visited her brother, and
For telling the publlic a man ia a
we saw the oil wells working it *ucc» *ful ciliiwn when everybody iai
every direction. We traveled tin aware that he is as laxy as a hired
famous ridge route to Los Angel* *. hand
<2.70.
There are ao many short cur ven over
E->r »peaking of »ome gallivanting
the mountain peaks some people In- young fellow as one who is mourned
come ill. as if seasick
We hav«
by the entire community when he
been in Santa Ana over a week, vi*
will to mi»sed only by the booxers -
iting at my father’s home; attended 110.18.
church Sunday In Whittier, th»
Referring to one as a hero and a
Quaker city. 26 miles distant
A man of courage and one who will
great many promoters here are af
2U acre«, river bottom, fltu-st af gsc-. t
«ten or berry land; running •»-' rv*pvd4Ak’ -
to irrigate; »lx acrv* of k
. ”7»,
ra»{>berrte», strawherrte* a; > la- KHM- • '
rtea, full bearing. | mile to railrmul «its* -
lion, good markets. Prlr. J'.C»*.. ( art
cash, balance time. Atkin w G2. 3rio
Tribune.
One block on South Main street, in
Scio, with gwxi h-r«« m mo-tern house,
barn and outbuilding«; walnut and fruit
tree*
l*rice U»»*' for
sate.
This i» an «xcept.or>aliy
. Ad
dress V, rar* Scio Tnlmne.
c»>u«in and wife have just returned
4
SO acres, river bottom, praclietdJg alj
j
in cultivation; well improved, two s*;t*
buildings, on main county road.
'
to railroad station, 1 mi.«- ty
'
mitea to g<wd town; an >-i- >1 <!alFy~or
fruit farm.
Price Fl2,«"»i, ««>«• half
cash, balance long time. A»ktr»-esjMte.' w-»-
Scio Tribune.
For Sal- flOarr« * good black loam
land, all in cultivation, one mil« from
town wnd high school, railroad an-1 milk
eowttemswry; extra good bt-aring orchard:
go>«l buiktings, farm *cli f«-nc»-d; ideal
dairy farm
i*r < 3110 per acre for
quick sate. Address AA. care Scio
Tribune
Nine room too»«, with 1 ..is, an
large lots, plenty of fruit and b« rri« *.
All modern convchi- n.. i
)' frtr *!<<*•.
and worth twice thissusn. «todn-aa.Jte y.
K, care Scio Tribune,
- * *1 tl Stu » * * :
Hairy ranch of Io aero», df» avretQ*
cultivation, baliu.i-«- in pasture uryi some
¡taffe H
limber; house. 2 barn*. 2 -hickt-W b-
and garage, all fenced and ea6»a fenc«-d
with woven wire, creek n.;.» through
place' live spring; i mile to to'dm add
2| miles to railroad »let
Address JZ. care Scio Tribune.
litj »». •
40j arras, 1| mites from SIu-lburaLÎ
room bungalow, practically n>w,®W
buildings goto and insured tor t!W4a ;7 .
acres in clover, vetch and oal
. I
etc; Al ground, on Scio u ,d ronto;
goto conveniences lx>w price for im
mediate sate. |4<IU0, sr wouki trad»- for
Albany, Corvallis or
Address TM. care Set»» Tribun-
Nln«-ty-sevcr acre.«, all tillable ex
cept IS. ia well drain«-«!; TO acres now in
crop; 20 left to suurn» r fallow in spring;
family orchard. G« mm ! K r»«»m house
with basement. g»«»l torn ui’l out*
building«, all farming implements, toola,
etc,; t> hea<i of cows, 3 h<-a»l of horaea,
4 head of hog», betwe* i> Viand t«D brna,
telepbon«- »nd every thing to start farm
ing. MU! give puseeaaioti right away.
IMce gy. SOO. A <h!rc«» TG. Scio Tribune
314 acres. Mi m cultivation* balance
pasture an»l timber; 4 miles from rail
way »tation. <i mites from good town,
14 mile« from aghoai, 2 mites from
church, on rural mail route, well wat
ered, small running stream, and nu
merous spring», go»»»l ? r»K>m house;
4KxfiO f»»ot torn, other outbuildings,tost
of hill land. Would divide into two or
more place« Price 115.0mi. Address
T2. Scio Tribune.
l"4 acre« of Santiam river l-oltom
land. 8 mite» »-arft of Albany^ fa.a htoUc F Ti
and other buildings; If) aerw» ai ^»topay , .
lion; 1« sera each in Munger raipte-r-
nss. »trawtomea and logar.lx-rriv*
A
splendid buy and a big l-arga«»-*t h*.Tsi!- v
Tor particulars write RR, care.oLMjp
Tribune
3t2 acres. 200 io cultivation, balance
pasture and timber; near goto town
and school; 2 miles to railway station;
■mall orchard on place; goto 7-room
«land by hi» convictions when event-
ter all new-comer» to take fret* trip
•ne know » he is a moral coward and
to the oil Helds and to look at land
w >uld m*ll out for thirty cents 86 21.
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We have been on three such trip*.
Referring to some gossipy female
1
once as guests of Joseph Tobin. wh>» a- art estimable lady whom it is a
sells oil stock at Signal Hill. I»ng pleasure to meet ami know when ev
Reach. They took bus load* of pc
ery man in town would rather see Sa
pie from different towns, drove to tan coming $R 10.
lx>ng Beach pier, where thev took
('«Hing an ordinary
the crowd on boat and gave them prominent divine —60e.
A guid«
lambasting the daylights out of
interest
John Bar ly corn at the behest of the
of
along the way; took us through th«
great San Pedro harbor,where fit* t*
are stationed, past
local dry forces
IS 77.
Whooping ’em up for the recall of;
Santa Catalina th«- Volstead
Island and on to Wilmington, when
law in the interest of,
the members of the local funeral club
Dinner was readv for —16.77.
us in a big tent. Immediately after,
Referring t-» a deceased merchant
while still »eated. an oil lecture w*> who never advertised and who was
thev landed.
given us for an hour.
Then solicit to* stingy to contribute toward need-
ora tried to get people to buy nil ■ I improvement as a leading citizen
stock. If they do not. solicitors and a progressive resident
1349.99.
may call at their home« afterward*
That evening another oil promoter
came and took us 40 miles to Chino,
to see moving pictures of oil wells.
We din’t get home until nearly mid
night.
Next day we went with an
other one to Santa Fe Spring», where
we had dinner and lecture as usual.
A woman was present whose intvmr
is 11000 per day. She owned land
where the oil was found.
She han
- Lebanon Express
Raisin Muffins.
Tn two w.-fl-i«- »inn »KB» add two
t»h|n«tHH>ns of sugar, two tsb>--spo«>«ia
>f bntfrt. moped, one »up «meh of
white fl.-ur and whole wheat flour »Iff-
—1 with two rotnultnx teaapoona of
haking powder and one-half t«-»spooa
of »»It and >>«w> cup of milk. Ilea» well
and stir In oue cup of ,f.«l.-<| ralotns
fl'»wrt-i| Hake In gres«e<1 rem paua
In a hot «•ten twenty five minutes.
been offered 175,000 for 1 rv of her
Mrs. Rose Johnson, of San Fran
In
the days of *49 they dug for yellow cisco. who was in Scio on business
oil stock and refused tn sell it
gold in California- now they dig for and visiting her aunt and couaia,•
black gold
My cousin has bought
Mrs
bs»e ♦ v.
T
the
places
«•ont •«..
id« ba* ,<
preacher a
an ocean ride of 14 miles.
explained
«
7h arras, well impmveai, two act» of
buildings, an mam county road. 1 mite
to gocxfachool,. | mil«- to tstlrto.l «th-
tion, 3 hour» from Forth. ' u arkstw; ,
Ane river bottom km I, runiiug »it- »ui.
6 acres of berries, full l»-tiring: fslWfly •W» '•
orchard. Price llh.ouo. j cg»h, haMnas
«
long Ume. Would consider „
*<■ a part
payment, residence proterty
”7 or»
-“'WtHr-
tn gumi
guto tow
to' n or »tte m
ban acreage, in
th« Willamette valley, Y: -
« v>
or California. Address GI. Scio Tri
bun«
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Ite| acre ranch. 100 acre» in cultiva
tion, with fair l*uikiinga, » goal barn
and other l«uddm«t»; water |Hp«-d thru
out • ««mplete < l of machinery guea
with thia place. Price »«.i«' per acre;
tS.iioO cash, balance t im>-
This is one
of the boat buys in the Forks of the
Kantiam. and »houkl tw graldwd up itn-
Oirdialely. A<Mr«-ss J< . care the Scio
Tribune.
■pent two nights and one day wit
»
house, 1 good barns; he*t «piaifty ISM«
near good market for dan , priaigcto*-
Would divide into »evrral
i I arm»
Pnce toO.iX». Address 11. tteih Tri'
bune.
XI acre*, mure or les», close to good
town; 21 acre* in high state of cultiva
tion. and ail nv.-r bottom land; goto
house and other buildings; 2 aerea in
loganlwrrie». | acre In red raspberries.
Price 4421X1. Ill««) cash, balance at •
per cent. would r<in*«dcr tratte for «mall
acreage
Aikiro*» IZ. cars Scio Tri
bune
Aiming Pomeroy and .Mr» E.
several units and expects to send for C, Shelton, left Friday afternoon
foe Amity
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Statues of King Guarding Doorway of S oulcher