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VERNONIA EAGLE
Thursday, March 15, 1928,
ing, in this western land, of nob’e
cure their rights of citizenship in the interests,' liberty and
peace
houses equal to the aristocracy of
accordiance with the rules of the of the community will be protected.
! Europe, he ranged far wide before
constitution.
O. B. SETTERS.
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he finally chose a principality in
5. I shall protect the personal
grapes they can eat. About 10 000 what is now the northern part of j Make of Car,
Baker — Electric line is built
Ford Buick Stude. Hudson Dodge Essex and property rights of the people,
pounds are given away on that San Diego county. The San Die­ ¡Factory Price,
1293
1495
138Ô
5 70
87 5
79* no titles or privileges will be recog­ into Pleasant Va'ley.
quito
river
watered
'
it,
friendly
Present license.
40
40
34
28 nized; equality before the law will
47
day.
Newport — Shipment of huckle-
City lax rate.
Mills.
Rancho Santa Fe is the most mountains guarded it closely, but >
84.8
48.34
109.82
126.78
117.45
74.20
67.42 | be guaranteed.
berry bushes gown into nation-
the
sea
was
visible
through
their
unique and elaborate real estate
46.4
Baker
26.44
60.09
69.37
64.26
40.60
36.89 I 6. I shall not in any way impose wide industry.
108.5
61.84 140.51 162.21 150.27
86.26 ! upon the conscience of the pre­
project now being developed in canyons, to the wes:, and ,o the i Bend
94.94
52.4
29.37
67.86
78.34
72.57
45.85
41.66 |
Government opens 2160 acres
southern California. It is the last north. In winter the snow-topped ■! Eugene
| Klamath Falls 70.8
40.36
91.60 103.95
98.06
61.95
56.29 servation of all concerned.
homestead
land near Paisley, with
of the historic land grants to re­ San Bernardino mountains gleamed La Grande
60.5
78.35
34.49
90.45
83.79
52.94
48.10
7.
I
shall
work
to
the
end
that
preference
to World War veterans.
tain its pre-Amencan atmosphere. like far towers seen through a veil 1 Marshfield
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38.02
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99.79
Mi88
53.03
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84.82
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It is a park-like region containing of dreams.
Medford
97.92
90.72
52.07
34.0
19.90
45.20
52.18
30.54
27.75
48.84
There Don Juan built himself an ' Pendleton
nearly 16 square miles, teeming
46.0
Portland
26.72
59.57
68.77
63.71
40.15
36.57
with associations of the princely adobe fhanor house which still 1 : Salem
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<55.53
75.65
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70.08
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days when the old dons lived in stands in the shade of majestic , Vernonia
41.55
94.41 108.99 100.98
72.9
63.79
57.96
California in almost feudal splen- pepper trees as ancient as itself.
This method would return a against any act passed by the leg- j
dor. Don Juan Maria Osuna, soldier Its walls are a good three feet
and first alcalde of San Diego, was thick. Its windows are inset so large part of the money collected islature, and the effective date of j
a man of the soundest taste in far that the sills make excellent to the cities as their part of the the act delayed until the next gen-'
wines and horses and lands and seats, on both sides. Its ceilings tax. The counties and schoojp would oral election, which would be in
ladies, and when he was granted are high and its rooms capacious get their share and what is left 1930.
In the mean time the revenues
4,000 hectares of land by the King and it looks out, through a vista would go to the state. The state
of Spain to encourage the uphold- of palms and pepper trees, on a would get about 15.5 cents; the of the state would be far below
, lovely picture framed in by purple ’ counties about sixty cents; and the needs and a property tax on1
mountains. The old military road the cities about twenty cents out -farms, homes and other tangible!
from San Diego to Los Angeles ran of each dollar collected in this property made necessary to pay the |
’ interest and principal on outstand-1
through the estate. Over that road manner.
»»»»*—
Under the Oregon Constitution,! ing bonds for kink......
highway m.
purposes,
Fremont marched in later years,
Section
la,
Article
IX,
both
state
and
county.
This
would
i
and
Kearney
’
s
men
followed
It
into
SCHOOL
“The legislative assembly shall be increasing the load on the
I San Diego after the battle of San
Branch opening in Ver­
Pasqual, the last battle with the not declare an emergency in any shoulders of those already paying I
nonia
Start the child right—fit them with a pair
act regulating taxation or exemp- more than their share.
Indians in 1846.
Under direction of
1 tion.”
This is eminently unfair and of­
Health Shoes.
Lynn Sherman School of ’ The ranch played an important The referendum can be invoked fends our sense of justice.
part in the war with Mexico. Lean­
Saxophone, Piano and
dro Osuna, son of Don Juan, then of the Santa Fe, took an interest and an unselfish desire on the part
Wind Instruments
A full line of built-in
its owner, was a bitter antagonist in the historic estate, and through of the governing power to do the!
Piano, Classical and Jazz, Player of the Americans. After the war his efforts it was decided to re­ greatest amount of good to the i
Roll Style Taught
he committed suicide, as he feared serve it for the building of a per­ community and the country, and
If interested write in care of
the Americans would deprive him fectly planned community, and to then the possession of the ability to ,
; so restrict it that the old ranch put that desire into operation just- j
Portland Conservatory of . of the ranch.
house and other relics of the past ly and impartially. A man taking i
Music
for ladies. Colors, black, brown and
When the . Santa Fe railway in­
be preserved, and the new build- executive power must not lack the
216 New Studio Bldg.,
I terests bought the ranch 16 years
ing erected should also seem a strength to put into operation what
PORTLAND, OREGON
new light colors, patent and kid.
ago and changed its name to
Vernonia Studio at home of 1 Mrs. Rancho Santa Fe, it was feared by part of the romantic past, One he eonsiders just and right.
Ethel Ray. Corner of First and many that the old place would cannot build a residence or any | If I am nominated and elected
other structure which is not in ,,ar“ | to this most important office of
Maple Street
A new line of
soon lose its historic atmosphere.
mony with the whole area. In that circuit judge of this district:
E. Hodges, vice-president
15 square miles every resident "h'y
1. I shall conduct a frank, open
look out of any window of
home and see nothing but beauty, and indefatigable administration.
2. I shall be just and fair in
There has been built a guest house
for ladies and misses will be here
and civic center so perfect in all of my decisions.
3. I shall treat men of all na-
Spanish design that one may well
Saturday, March 17
imagine he is in a Spanish city, tionalities on an equal basis.
4.
I
shall
see
that
foreigners
se-
Douglas Fairbanks has purchased
1,000 acres from the Santa Fe
ranch and added 2,000 acres of
We specialize in quality merchandise and exclus­
land adjoining, and this year will
LESTER SHEELEY
build a Spanisn residence to per-
ive rights of same.
Attomey-at-Law
feet a real hacienda.
Nearly 1200 acres have been
Vernonia, Oregon
i
planted to orchard tracts in dif-
I-
ferent locations on the Kancho 1
Santa Fe. Valencia oranges
473 acres, avocados 436, iOemöns XH 3E H Z HS K Z H S H X K X HZ H Z H X H IMI HZ H ZM Si S H Z H X HZ H X
175, walnuts 72 and deciduous 20.
These are planted on hillsides, the
tops of knolls, or on lower levels,
according to the best location of
the various trees. The best frost­
less belts are used for avocados and
lemons, which are most easily af­
fected by a freeze, whicn some­
times occurs here as in every part
of the mainland of the United
States, while the hardier plants are
located on the lower levels.
The sky-line one sees from the
guest house is oddly suggestive of
that around Mexico City and there
are other things which make one
who has visited in Mexico or Cuba
or Spain drift into reveries.
Water is supplied from Lake
Hodges, near Escondido, and there
have been installed 60,000 feet of
concrete and steel pipe lines. The
lake was formed by a dam built
on the San Diequito river, 157
feet high and impounds 37,700
acre-feet of water.
Picaicing in California
Reithner
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Setters of Astoria
Announces Candidacy
without tubes
am a candidate for the office
circuit judge of Clatsop and
Columbia counties and I wish
make the following statement
your earnest consideration:
A desirable government
body politic governed and controlled
by constituted authority, which
authority is executed in a just
and impartial manner.
The primary essentials
good administration are honesty
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