Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-04
Everybody Pleased

Everybody Pleased
William A. Hammel, ex-chief of po-
lice: IF anything, the statements
! made III today's edition of the Los An
geies Herald are too conservative. Ten
years from now we will be neck and
neck with San Francisco and twenty
years from now we will need tele-
scope to make out her dim outline far
in the rear. Such facts as were stated
in today's Herald tend to show the peo-
pie of the east, In a small way, what
we are really doing and what is really
happening here in the southwest before
they make the long trip across the con-
tinent."
James Hanley, superintendent OF
streets: 1.-THE souvenir edition Of The
Herald Is a beauty. 1t has started
right and we can't get too much of the
kind of information placed before the
public as is contained in its 100000 edi-
ton, especially in the east. I am now
81 years old, but expect to live long
enough to see 100000 people living in
the city limits of Los Angeles Young
men twenty-five years my junior will
live to see a million people living in the
metropolis of the southwest"
DR.. L. M. Powers health officer: ITO
days Herald is a credit to the city and
the publishers. 1t was a revelation to
many of our oldest citizens. Los An
geles is so situated and its drainage
system is so we'll in hand that, regard
less of it's rapid growth in population 1t
will continue to be one of the most
healthful cities In the United States and
be much sought for that reason"
Mark Keppel. county school superin-
tendent: II think this mornings Her
aid is the finest issue of any local
newspaper in many years"
Justice H. A. Pierce: "This morn
ing's Herald is magnificent. 1t Is the
most beautiful 1 ever saw In the line of
newspapers. 1t will do great deal of
good for this City of the Angels of
ours. Good for The Herald"
w. H. Cline, constable: "Simply
perfect Simply perfect is all can say.
We have been talking about it all day.
More like it,
w. I. Hollingsworth of w. I. Hol-
lingsworth & Co., real estate: "The
Herald issued highly creditable busi-
ness edition today. 1t is a great credit
to Los Angeles and Southern California
and will result in much good to the
southland"
M. M. Dawson, real estate: 1T con-
slider this mornings edition Of The
Herald work of art. feel as a citi
zen of this great city that the pub
fishers have done we'll for the city to-
day. / am extremely we'll pleased with
the edition."
Ben White, real estate: "Fine, simply
fine; couldn't be beat I think it is the
best edition ever got up in Los An
geles, and am going to send large
number of copies east as an advertise
ment for this great city"
John D. Foster, real estate: "It was
splendid effort in the interest of Los
Angeles-one of the very best things /
have ever seen in the newspaper line"
DR.. Sumner ]. Quint, police surgeon:
"They are coming all right, and in my
opinion there will be more than 100000
of them in very short time. They are
coming to this city from all over the
world for their health and they are
getting what they come for nearly every
time. 1 would like to see a similar
edition of today's Herald issued in Los
Angeles every day. 1t would be better
than gold mine for the city"
1.-THE 100000 edition of The Herald
was the best thing Of the sort ever
gotten out in Southern California"
declared Edwin Anderson, the well
known real estate dealer. From an
advertising standpoint it was the best
possible investment. Not only was the
edition artistically made up but was
full to the brim with world news.
1.-The publishers have every reason to
congratulate themselves on the appear
ance of the paper. I am sending away
number Of copies, for I know Of no
better way to demonstrate to outsiders
the wonderful growth our city is