Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 83

SUNDAY OxaZ CrtOtntc 4, lii timtmmimmmMmmmmm-mmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmm Building Bmigalovs in Foothill Canyons i i )ii win yij "ii i mi i i ii mi 1 1 i ii i i Building Bungalows il Efl LT 0 1 Auction of Toler Heights a Big-" Event uflLHIl irn kt. IS 1KB III loostiio h' ssFEFsiK I f- Jl 1 Mtr 'S IB.M Ul Ill I .1. lit m. 'I i I 'wr, i i a A. Little Lesson Showing How "'Sj1 ER.A.K fj liisy It Is to Build Your Own Home.

the si lv place with- A California's strong position agriculturally, is strikingly shown In the annual sumniary of the Federal Department of Agriculture just published. This strong position is because of the variety of this state's agricultural products. The summary shows that California again is second rank among all states of the Union in value of farm crops. Texas, the state of greatest area In the Union and with probably twice 'the tillable area that California has, ranks who have followed the rankings of states during the last ten years will readily realize what a. tremendous climb in rank California has made during the process of general deflation In farm crop throughout the world.

In normal conditions before the war California's rank fluctuated rom l4th to 16th. This' state then was hardly within calling distance of the famous agricultural of Iowa, Illinois, Qhio, Missouri, etc. But with the -heavy deflation In staple crojis, such as corn and other cereals, California's specialties, such as fruits and vegetables, have held this state at a comparatively high rank while others -liave dropped tremendously. According to the crop report, the total vaj.ue of California crops for 1921 was $350,519,000. Texas was first with $424,471,000, Illinois was third, New York was fourth and the famed old agricultural state of Iowa had dropped to sixth place.

California's variety has meant safety. -4t Is a factor which Is drawing thousands of discouraged PEITLj AND.SDPPOTO'S i TH1J- PLAN IS PORy SHOWING THE A ONE R.OOM CAB1NV METHODOF NOTCHING I AND FITTING LOGS. I -i tf 4 .4 1 I mm Sketches showing a typical bungalow such as are being built in Pinehaven by those tcho want summer homes in con venient locations. The sketches show how the building can be framed by" the owner, who can be builder as well. iZZ Lovers ot the who are erecting their own log cabins In Finehaven learned In the recent article In The TRIBUNE some of the details of constructing such a domicile with their own hands.

Many cabins re being built by E-asttjay residents dn the. wild atmosphere of Plnehaven, which offers the pleasures and repose of a high mountain retreat with the comfort and convenience of being within twenty minutes of the shipping district of a city. The last article touched on the selection of a site, choice of material and laying of a proper foundation. In this the novice will learn something of the art of creating walls the kind that will stay put and reflect honor upon the amateur builder. I'laCIXd THE LOG.

The log is first put into place, then marked for the notch, which is to make-it tif Into the one beneath. Twelve or fifteen Inches should be allowed to protrude on either side, outside the walls of the building. A pair of compasses will prove agood instrument with which to measure for the notch. Holding the compasses so that one point is directly over the other, Let one poivit rest against the side the bottom log. If.

the-compass is sliwly moved over the bottom Us. upper point will mark the exact shape of the cut be This must be done on both sides of the When this has been completed the log can then be taken down and turned the other side up to the notch. The notch should be slight-ly scooped out so the thin outer edges may be accurately fitted. Only the under side ot the log is notched and those which fit above are similarly notched on the under side, which prevents water from settling in and rotting the timber. Tf the log tits properly upon two logs laid with one end on, ff ground and the other end on wall of the' building.

Lay the log to be hoisted at the foot of the skids and pull it up by means of a rope passed about the permanent log at the top. Some builders erect cabins without notching the logs. This is a quicker and easier way, but does not produce so nice a finish. It is accomplished by means of two Inch planking cut to slightly greater length than the proposed height of the walls, and placed. at the four, corners of the; buildlnff, on the sills.

Logs are then cut to th exact length and fitted into place. The walls go up very this method. (Next article: Putting on tlio RADIO FOR GIUBENLAXD. Greenland proposes to put la a radio stfrtion for purposes of communication with the outside world during the winter months. i 6- A if.

Absolute Auction 18 An Eyilirc Novelty, in Real Estate Selling. The a.iirnn sale of the remaining lots in Toler Heights, which is announced for Juno 10. Is attracting attention throughout entire bay district. In the first, place there is a refreshing novelty about an absolute auction that is in itself turning the attention of the buying public In the direction of (his sale. Then Toler Helghlx-is a popular tract that la well known in the bay district, It hiKli- class property splcndiff--ntitlnuk and location.

And there is the declaration by both owner and-auctioneers that the sale is to he "absolute" that is that any -bid will he taken and a clean ealo made, to the highest bidder, no matter what his figure may be. Today lias -been designated by' the owner, and auctioneers as "In spection Fay," and everybody who Is interested is invited to visit thin tract, look It over thoroughly, and decide upon the price that he is williikg to offer for thff lot or lots that may be wanted. Though Tokr Heirfits Is well known as a tract, and though i thousands upon' thusnnda have I passed and repasey this tract in' machines traveling pun the Foot- i hill lioulevard, it wAs thought best by the auctioneer to provide an "inspection Fay." For that reason I a tract niliee harf been estnMished at Ninetieth aveiue and the Foothill where tract map have beeii proyded for prospective purchasers. Kvery lot In the tract has Wmbered and plainly marked on te ground to conform with similar markings upon the map. isiors can easily locate any lot in ie tract with the aid of the map.

A preliminary Inspection 'of this kind wliy prove invaluable, fur the day of Iflie sale. Visitors are expected to post themselves as to hey lot they want with thp aid of the nip and a prelrjilnary visit, and tiey can also determine what theyexpect offer as their rst and as their final bids. 8uch a trip reduces the possibility of los-ini a valuable lot because of upon the day of the Rale. H--H espeeted that there will be a iarpe attendance today, even though no sales will be made. Barry Austin, who are conducting this sale.

for the owner, N. Trapscott, will be present with a force of men and automobiles to, being'replaced, It can be fastened in Its permanent place by a spllje driven into the corner. In. putting up succeeding logs it is necessary to watch carefully and see that all four walls are of equal height. they are not, it is necessary to select logs Qf smaller or larger dimension as the case may be and hewhe surfaces to meet the situation.

It is Important to overoome the difference gradually and do not try to correct It all with one log. Special care must bo exercised as the walls near the top. When the height 'of the doors and windows has been reached a spike must be driven each side of the width dimension. Then two saw cuts must be made In the last log, sawing It almost It would be disastrous to cut the log all the way through, as thlswould leave the corners of the building without support and the house would collapse. I'SE LIGHT LOGS.

Eight logs should always be used. There are rarely more than two men at work on the smaller cabins, and sometimes only one. Skids are heeded to get the logs Into position. These skids are merely Views in Toler Heights, which is to be put oh the market by popular auctior on Saturday, June lQfh. The upper tietv shows the Foothill boulevard, which skirts this ttart.

The' lower picture shows a home already built in Toler Heights. TIMING IT OUT. Operator: "Number, please?" Subscriber: "I don't want any number, I -Just dropped the ma chine on the floor and I wanted to see If It was In running order." farmers from tlie one-crop states. pany. The company then is au thorized tQ sell shares for cash and promissory notes to net not less than 80 per cent.

The incorporators are to-purchase five shares for cash- Under the conditions of the periitit, the shares issued to Cook are tp be deposiled and held as an escrow. In the event of dissolution, or partial distribution of assets, Cook shall waive authority" to participate in assets. Jersey Creamery Corporation, which is located in Taft, lias authority to issue 78,000 shares of its capital stock, par value $1.00, to Max Schumacher and Iiay M. Gingrich in excha'ngo for stock and personal property. All the shares so issued are to be deposited and held as an Sound Security of to Corporation Permits Philippine Photoplays Corpora-1 tlon, which was organized for the purpose of manufacturing films fori muippine prnpagancm.

has permission from Commissioner of Corporations Edwin M. Daugherty to sell 10.000 shares', of its capita! stock at par $10 for cash, so as to net SO per cent, Howe's Great London Bhows and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals. is permitted to Jss.uejts entire authorized capital, FlSO.OOO, par value- $100, to Its three Incorporators, In exchansa for certain property nnd assets. The business of the company consists of certain circus property which was heretofore conducted ns a co-partnership. Solano Manufacturing.

Company of Vallejo, which proposes to acquire from Georce S. Kinir Com- pany and its etwen incorporators the right to manufacture in the unej (iiuuitiis hi par.fi, iur casn, anu a iso to sen oU.uou-snares, to net S0 per cent; and to iRsmj. shares to, King and -I25t snares tjt tlie eleven incorporators, in exchange for. certain ussetsT. Major Truri Syndicate, which is a Colorado common law- trust, in )ermltted to sell SO, 000 of iti units at t'i per unit.

The company has lease on forty acres near Mexla. Texas, and four other 1000-ac re leases which it proposes to secure, CoiiKentrators omiany, Kurek.1. California, which was organized for the. purpose of manufacturing i Choice of hi Two thousand or more, realtors nd their families arid friends, attending the annual co.uemion of the National Association o'f Keel Instate Iionrds, which closed its pension in San Francisco yesterday, Tvill he the guests of the Kastbay realtors Easthay Day mark pnstH'onventirvi festivities planned in honor ef the' distinguished guests of Caiifurpla. event has received response from the Kasthuy t( alters nor made such on Appeal to the keen-sighted business man.

The real 'estate hoards of Oakland. Herk'cley, Hayward, have Joined han and Jointly prepared il! ions be -remembered iy the'- visi 'niira. Fred" K. KoW heads the Joint committee' The delfKates aud-their families and friend will arrive, via the Creek Itojte auto ferry nt the foot of Jirovdwny, leaving San 1'ran- at .9:45 a. m.

A brass band vrl'A grfrt-them. Then they will be placed In a lonsr caravan of'au-tomob leii aid taken on an automobile tour of the Kastbay cities Including the famous Sk'llnt Boulevard with its wcftiderful pah-prami view of the Eastbay cities. At 1 in. tfley will bo landed en the topmost hill on Montclalr barbecue will be served, precede hv community, fingins nnd brlf talks. I As the'ls(ors feast on the roVJ tliinps prepared iy the EaMbayN reauors a group or Mpani.sn irouoa-flors.

quaintly will Btroll iiHinK, them, sinBinpr soriKS of yesterday and today to flie arcompani-nient of their own ku liars, banjos, accordions and oilier instruments-It will be unique. From the crest of Monteluir the Visitors will Ket a splendid panoramic view of Oakland, Torknley, Alameda and the bay region. TTiey will see the continental side of San Francisco bay in all its grandeur, In all its potential appeal as a man-ufacturlng'und hoirm center. At o'clock the caravan will riove on to Berkeley, where the College City realtors have prepared a splendid program in the fireek Theatre. speakers will 'address the gathering T.

a i upX A a i a County Auto Trades Association and the Chamber of has been enlisted. And the co-operation of every Eastbay citizen is slu'd. Autos will form in line, at Fifth lind flnr streets at 10 n. m. sharp, Ftinday morning.

Each auto will te furnished with a. number. "Here is a chance for every loyal citizen to do something worth while for his community," says "Let's' sell'the -Kast bay to the visi-1 tors by ou hospitality, by the wonderful trip and the wonderful will show them." Mayor John liavie and the commissioners will head the caravan. LH dust a royal good tiriie, a friendly Patheiing. a get-aci)uainted-duy that is the plan In nutshell for -Kesibay Day, Taking active ilnterest In the preparations are the presidents of the Kastbay' estate boards, headed by irck: Flint Forter cf the Oakland Eosrrf and cofnpris'n? Cetrlest'nmpbell Adam of Ala meda; i.

5L Jtobinson of UnyyitrAi James MoC'rosron of Herkeley, FIGHT AGAINST TUBERCULOSIS IN RANGE CATTLE From the News I.ptu r'of the Pla' icpartrncut Mif Agriculture: "J'li" supervisors if Modoc county rec ent ttie Caitforni.i iiepartinent i Agri culture to uiak-f tin- act 1. own a I Fill opu in -tlnii count wkii tlie view of lnu'- lug il declareil a tuberculosis free prea. The petition has lieen fav-. erably. cousidereil, nnd it Is hope! that In the near future the pro-.

inliabitants if" MOilotT" Vilt noi have; to worry-aiiont iheir-ifimals 'buying tuheiiosis. T' recomrpctt-1 lMiion cf the supcrvsors inaur to. the partim lit by a vrt-(m4-efnlt ti.e c.ttt"ii!i where the act. ion Was- imp In urdtr to liJve. an area.de- cln red of the' l.uv thi.t tlie supervisors df a coufity the De'partnitjiit of Agriculture to -declare it a tuli'eicub sis-free When a survey, of- jhe area is mail" nnd coriu.i; ions jititiiy too" 'application of (he the is rcuitcr h'l i ubci tiie county mtiKt fr.oin.'ri' nrca fr slaUKtlter''t.

no He 1" ni tea" 0 ihe county. It l.a been found by ihe divi- slon ef KTiimal industry' that there tire several counties 'be stale 'with ftuflntl difficulty can comulv, ihij f'c-ij ifiit vil! a uliou: ie y- pro? C.ced in tills work all times in order that the'-, ib-si-red iesulis-may be aceoiiiplished. Investigating the Effects of Storage Lo'i A. Hawkins, plant cf the federal t.uieau of 'plant industry, v. sited the department of agriculture Sacramento hi rt week and with Mr.

"WW. Khear, potato tpccia'list of the department, peeled the Stockton potato districts to ascertain the local potato conditions. Drl law kiiis has conducted x-'tensVe investigations on the effect tt stJirage-on fruit in the East, and' in the near future expectrto estab-i lish a laboratory In California for the purpose of carrying on experiment "to determine tho effect of Varying conditions '-of oil, fcot deciduous and dims, fruits The Llifornla department Of I pricnhir. -wHcoires this nvve- JO.i, ,.) fruit groweiv and wlll plate fi Lr Hawkins' disposal hue1-, facilities as as is tie to commands i lake the visitors over the tract. No! United States-ian' invention known salesmen will be present and no' as a front axle radius rod, has pcr-sales will be made.

Every facility mission to sell one share of its or inspection provided. i capital stoak to each of its eleven Tlia WVrj.O, lh DDI. la I 1 a k.Xlil rt ti rt rV t'h. 3 concentrated milk. Is permitted to Issue 5000 shares to I).

Peebles, F. a. Wain. G. T.

Tooby', F. .11. Tooby, Bryant S. Drake and It. A.I Gould, in exchange for a license agreement under which the corporation proposes to Kell said c.on-sentrators.

It also is permitted to sell 5000 shares at par tl for cash, to its incorporators so as to net the 'nil amount of the felling price. The 6000 shares issued are to be deposited and held as an escrow. is authorized by the Commissioner to sell to K. J. Ochs and H.

Launder each 11,000 shares in exchange for certain property and assets! It also has authority to sell 15000 shares to its employees at par $1 for cash. Cholame. Cattle Company. San Lou'is Obispo, has authority to sell i 30,000 shares of its capital stock, par value $1, for cash, to certain persons. California Central Market Terminal Conipany, San Francisco, is perniitfed 'to issue 110 Shares of its capital ttock, par value $100, to Wm.

Von Husen in exchange for 1 an option, to lease- certain real nronertv. These shares are to be (deposited and held as an escrow. The company is permitted to sell one share of Its capital stock to each ot its three incorporators at par for Tho Commissioner of Corporations has given permission to Call- fornia Steam Motor Company, the principal place of business. of which is Locli. to sell and issue certain of lis rrcurities.

Tlie yompar.y was orsniri'd for the -purpose of the 'sale of automobiles." Under the permit the company lias authority to isr-ue J. Andrew Cook, 7,351 shares of il cipiial stock, par value $10.00, In et-change for certain' personal properly, also to issue to Cook .150 shares at par for caidi, the -cash having been advanced to the com- tmucU the same maimer that a rnilk delivery service is maintained by dairies. Vour bottle of milk. Is delivered' on your porjh morning: a box 'lunch is delivered to your desk or bench every ti'uun. At present the company has.

In operation a. fleet of four auto trucks and four motorcycle. The company gives employment to a foroe of seventeen people in the preparation and dclivejy of its proilue All lunches are pecked nr'ordr lug to standard and consist of thieo sandwiches, pic and- olives or iiic.kle. cAke, The. dienti iliff are packed under most sanitury conditions, each article living.

wrapped in a waxej paper. 9 1 I i mi if 1 zl 4 I It: "a .1 I 3 'h i Sediment soil- deep, virgin, lasting Diversity of crops Sub-irrigation, or surface low-head pumping Graded tree-lined roads aplqnly Water transportation Paved road to city 30 minutes to capital Resident supervision Sensible restrictions High farming standards prices Six, per cent interest Easy payments Insured land titles Community spirit' Farm Bureau Center Satisfied settlers wasbought Your Luncli Delivered Dally formers enants or Crops many farm land sub- your mail, Clarksburg The Town on tho Property i rotatoe -s Peache- KAjyJ Alfalfa Asparagus i i Seed to sell I Grapes Garden Hops I Prune. Celery Onions" Gram a Peas a Plums- Beans a Spinach Corn I T-: What does this mean to you, Mr. California Farm Seeker? How Il -SI-, uik o(c attracting attention. The said itself will be held on afternoon, June Id, iu a great tent 'nit the grounds.

"The' entire property l.i, to lie sold oft and fit. whatever price it brings. Tin I'fL W.I 11 be no reservations; pud ir-. is announced teat tin is an alisofliiri alc. So complete' is to be sale that a number of; r-al is have theliifehes Hi t-he of picking up Home real bargains' that can lie turned over at their leisure.

The offerings will consist business property along tlie Foot hill Boulevard, where there are some excellent More, and- garage sites. Regulation' building lots constitute bulk of the and turner buck in the hills there, are quarter ajid half acre pieces. TODESOLD OUT: The Kealty Syndicate starlet vigorous campaign to clos-e 'on! Thorn ill-F'arkn-Hr beautiful part of licstliiis in the side hills. In the past ten' "tears there has been a conquest of tne tuns-fop has made lied- mwfit H-rkely- hilW fs- mouf. AVliat has alreudy done and what Is being done im'riew.

fle velopnicnts like Monteluir will certainly1 "carry the fame of thA marvelotiH beauty of the bill slope of the Kastbay regiori I to tlie Cfilfcd Snues, Hud nowhere in this country liiii there been 'more synl-1 metrical deyrlopment, from the vity I planning poml, than in Tho.rnbili. liesidetit ial. parks extend from ii I'jmond to. the l.iorder of t'oiilra in 1 hi i-eoler ltf Tliorriiiill k. Similar In charac-1 'heavily wooded and.

the most I iimKibay! -nnmil Macadamized roads, water, clcc-1 triQity and. other-conveniences are there, so thrre.ls no nioneerlnir to be don in ThorrihU! is a beautiful diive om Piedmont ave' ntie to Mrags road, to Thorn in Moiitclain, turning at the railroad trestle, and th view of the Ookleri Gate, Francisco bay and Fake Mcrritt-rfrom the heights 18 entrancing. I V. fi. LEADS WORLD.

v- January, 1, l.S.ll,;.'t,.he;'!Uiiitcd Stales had a total "of 13.411.000 Lte.lephTm.es. i.s 'almost three tl 'j he of telephones In about hi per cent of! thex total numher in the ei tire i. rtl. Die-- 1 1 i 1 1- anfi I' i t'iiili. Is a vast lixtwerk of 31,700,10 (i miles or-wire, 00 per cent Of the I world s.

total, rii-- 1 iTlllttffl I divisions have you been familiar with that showed such a percentage of sales to "home And when it comes to numbers 0f buyers, (rather than number 'of acres) what significance doj.ou attach to the fact that 64 per cent hemrrpraclicallytwp-thids were neighboring farmersor former tenants. This is the sales-storV-to 4a(e on mere than 1 5090 acres. This Is the Record oi the Great Clarksburg Farming Community 1 to issue elabbra prospectuses to sell it. Personal' inspection is the only satisfactory way to determine from every angle thft worth of what you want to make your California farm home. Come to Clarksburg as our gyest (transportation paid both ways from any points in the vicinity of San Francisco, Sacramento-and Stockton) you won't be importuned to buy.

Not one. acre of all this land has been sold under "high pressure" methods. the sediment land tract, fifteen miles down the Sacramento River from California's capital city, truly a principality typical of the best devebpment of California's di- versified agriculture. JThe. basic facts about these lands ari in the accompanying summary of resources with restraint on the adjectives.

Come and see for yourself why the neighbors buy this California garden land; why has not been necessary. RuUn iMm he? for Daily Uelixny to Hungry Customers. A MOW ItldUHtt1)'. r-- 1 -r- land itself, those in the vicinity who have watched its development, sound judgment let these be your guide. Reach tls by phone, by in person at any of our of fices listed below.

WHEN WILL YOU COME? The own Sacramento Capital National Bank HOLLAND MND.eOMPANY I'lfseiulng an old and popular idea In inanner irw to Oakland. the California llox Lunch Co. has caught the favOr "of a large and growing list of customers and has developed very rapidly since Its inception several months ago. When a Box Lunch is mentioned to the average person he- tnime- (iialely thinks of a picnic or a trip. but while' furnishing lunches for such occasions is part of the serv.

ices bt tlie California Box Lunch it Is only of secondary -import- once, The pr.ncipal feature in the huslne of the company Is the mn in in Inf. ef a. box lunch I i vil-A ta ciil'tm r.n'vii!'. nffli m. S-l'iTfus.

land other, by means of a i fast delivery service. In fact this jart of the service is' carried out In I SAN FRANCISCO BALFOUR BLDG. 351 California Sireet Bid seventh and Streets.