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Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
FUTURE BRIGHTER
FOR Los ANGELES
INCREASED ANIMATION IN
REALTY DEALS
"Prosperlty Smiles Upon the City as
Never Before"-Sample Sales
That Show the Flrmness
Of the Market

with the increased demand In Los
Angeles for suitable locations for the
immediate erection OF large wholesale
houses and warehouses by San Fran
cisco and eastern firms whose work.
ing capital runs into millions Of dollars,
realty values have stlffened percepti-
bly, and quite a number of important
deals have been closed. And while new
corners are seeking business sites they
are also looking for home places, and
1t is known that syndicates are form
ing to handle number of attractive
investment propositions.
The foregoing and other favorable
events point to an era Of still greater
prosperity for Los Angeles and South
ern California. Real estate operators
and business men generally are active
and prosperous and there is every in
dication of lively times in the city and
at the beach towns.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

plans for a two STORY brick business
building 40x107 feet, to be built on San
Pedro street between Eighth and Ninth
streets for J. Lowenstein. 1t will have
pressed brick front and plate glass
store windows. 1t Will contain two
stores and twenty rooms.
The same architects have also made
plans for a large two-story and base
ment brick and frame hotel building
94x9s feet, to be erected in San Fer
nando for f. A. Powell.
They are also drawing plans for a
nine-room residence to be constructed
In Hollywood for Mr.. Campbell.
Also plans for a six-room cottage for
Charles f. Thorpe, to be built on his
ranch at Ioamosa. San Bernardino
county. Stone, rustic and shingles will
be used for the exterior.
They are also taking bids for fine
eight-room bungalow to be constructed
In Monrovia for John II. Eads.
Austin & Brown have prepared the
working drawings of a stone and brick
church building to be erected at the
southeast corner of La Sale and Adams
streets for the Methodist Episcopal
church. 1t will be 125x110 feet, of the
early English Gothic style and treat
ment.
Parkyns at Santa Monica
A. b. Benton has prepared plans of
a two-story frame residence to con-
tain eleven rooms and three baths. 1t
will be built on Wiltshire boulevard
near Vermont avenue for Mrs. f..
Brodtbeck. The exterior will have
stone and shingle treatment; hard
wood floors and trim, plate and loaded
glass windows, furnace heat and all
modern features.
The same architect Is also preparing
plans of q two-story ten-room mission
style residence with plastered exterior
and shingle roofing, hardwood floors
and trim to be built on st. Andrews
place and Dorchester street for DIR.
Z. A. Rex.
He has also plans of two-story
eight-room brick and frame residence
to be built on Cambridge street for
J. B. Walters, which will have all the
features Of q modern home.
The same architect Is taking figures
for the construction of a three-Story
brick building, 50x9O feet, to be built
at the corner of Railroad and Main
streets for Rev. Dana Bartlett. The
building will be used as a coffee club
house and mems hotel and will be
provided with baths and other con-
veniences
The same architect is preparing
plans for a two-story twelve-room
residence to be built at Brentwood
Park. near Santa Monica, for G.. A.
Parkyns, vice president of the Mer-
chants Trust company. 1t will have
three bath rooms, furnace heat, hard
wood floors, pine trim and all the fea-
lures of modern country home.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

tissue paper, an article used in the
entire civilized world, yet their factory
has to do with the handling Of this
tissue from its original form to the
finished product. They perform all
the intricate details Of the producing
of the paper ready for utility by the
means of machinery. 1t Is estimated
that the saving will amount to forty
per cent, permitting them to meet the
present price of the article at an in-
mense profit to themselves.
The factory, under Mr.. Sections
charge, is being conducted on Vernon
and Compton avenues. A wonderful
machine takes up at one time one hum
dred rolls, which It feeds through and
packs ready for use. The machine
has remarkable speed, handling pos
slby from three to five tons of paper
day, with one man In charge.
The possibilities of the company are
obvious as they will be able to control
the tissue market In this class of paper
without a doubt. They will also man
ufacture oiled paper for grocers,
butchers. .and candy factories. This Is
an industry that has about the
largest ssue-using constituency in the
world, as tissue is used in vast amounts
In the fruit growing world. Lemons,
oranges, raisins, apples and in many
other ways in this part of the country.
The affairs of this company have
been placed in the hands of the South
western Securities company, which has
been so successful in the financing Of
other enterprises, and whose clientele
numbers in the thousands and which
has been very successful In making
money for it's clients and has built
up substantial and dependable busl-
ness.
An invitation is extended to the pub
lie to visit the plant of the Infold Paper
company during its business hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
NEW INDUSTRY
IN Los ANGELES
FACTORY AT VERNON AND
COMPTON AVENUES
Machinery Perfected to Turn Out at
Small Cost Tons Of Toilet Tis-
sue Paper-offIcers Of
the Company

company has been recently organ
lied In this city that has almost un-
limited possibilities in the marketing of
product of necessity. This company
Is the Infold Paper company. The men
back of the enterprise are prominent in
local affairs. r. w. Wood is the secre-
tary and treasurer of the COM
pany and A. r. Sexton is the presi-
dent, others of the directory are C.
II. Holmes. Oswell Granicher and
George l. Kyle.
The affairs of this company are Just
being made public but the inception
dates back many years. many of which
have been, given to the perfection of
the machinery, which is almost mar
velous.
The company is not doing an original
thing. 1t is planned to produce toilet
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Warehouse Sites Bouuht

P. j. McGarry reports the following
sales of desirable business property:
For Ellen Smith to Gladys Bell, lot
40x1S5 feet on the southeast corner of
Eighth and Lawrence streets; inn
provements nominal; consideration,
$4,000.
For L. P. Hanscom to D. F. McGarry,
lot 150x290 feet on the southwest corner
of Electric and Main streets, Alham-
bra; unimproved: $3100.
aFor H. w. Keller to e. X. Benchley,
lot 2O0x13O feet on the southeast corner
of Lawrence and Shearer streets; $4,000
The above properties are served with
a Santa Fe spur and are said to be
very desirable as warehouse sites at
the ruling prices, being the closest
available property relatively to Sew
enth and Alameda streets.
The same agents report the following
sales:
For T.. p. and Mrs. Deville to George
E. Downing, lot 102x150 feet on the
southwest corner of Eighth and Whit
tier streets; improved with modern fiat
building; bought for investment; con-
sideration $40. 900.
For IL. w. Keller to Jose f. Bumiller,
a lot 2OOx130 feet on the south side of
Shearer street, between Lawrence and
Wilson streets; $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06

lot 40xt25 fet. Purchased for a home;
consideration $4,000.
J. V. Edwards to J. Osborn, seven
room, two-story house. 1895 West Twen-
ty-first street, between Union avenue
and Toberman street, lot 50x120 feet.
Bought for permanent residence; con-
sideration, $4700.
@. X. and G. S. Thomas to A. S. Nj
becker, lot 80 of the Hollenbeck Heights
tract, 40x190 feet, fronting on both Ste
phenson and Rogers avenues. Bought
for investment; consideration, 1920.
Ada A. Brown to A. S. Nbecker, lot
2 In block of the J. G. Bran tract, on
east side OF Breed street, 40x1S0 feet to
alley. Consideration. $1,000; investment.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Big Things Doing

Among notable sales closed last week
were the following reported by M. j.
Nolan, operating for the Huntington
Land and Improvement company.
Business lot, 44x54 feet, on Broad
way. improved with a cottage, below
Tenth street, sold to c. A. Stiilson of
Ocean Park for $S3,S5O or at $500 a
front foot. The purchaser has formu-
lated plans for elaborate improve
ments.
Huntington Land and Improvement
company, through M. ]. Nolan and j.
w. Gaughn & Co., to Mrs. Alice Dana
an unimproved lot with frontage of SO
feet on the west side of Broadway,
below Tenth street; consideration, $97,-
$685.
Through M. J. Nolan and S. j. Steele
q Co., the apartment house at 500 San
Julian street from Alice Dana to Jose
phine Swift, lot 40x13O feet: considera-
tion, $12,500
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
Resldenee PropertX Sold

w. L. Elder reports the following
sales of city property:
IT, De le Rec to John y. Allen, five
room modern cottage, 1927 Wall street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-06
ProsperltY Is Assured

Expressions of conservative and sue
cessful business men in any commun-
ity are always of interest Comment
ing on local conditions and the future,
d. A. Hamburger of the extensive dry
goods firm Of Hamburger & Son said:
Prosperity smiles upon Los Angeles
as never before The outlook Is better,
conditions are healthier and the re-
turns will be greater for 1906 than any
year in our history. We will do mora
business, sell more real estate, erect
more buildings and more activity will
dominate our streets than ever before.
ut will be up to us to supply the
state of California with It's wants for
six months to come. We will send our
travelling salesmen all oyer this state,
to Mexico, Hawaii, Australia and the
orient, and every customer we make
will be a loss to others. Our popula-
tion will grow at a tremendous rate.
l would not be surprised to see the
100000 mark reached by 1907. 1t was
only question of time until we would
wrest from San Francisco a large share
of foreign trade. Owing to our geo.
graphical situation, this was inevita-
BILE, but the time was deferred Now
our sisters calamity has brought us up
to the very moment. Our merchants
will be enriched by millions of export
business, which will stimulate and en-
large our factories and home products,
and San Pedro will be a mass of
shipping.
Millions for Improvement
II am arranging to make a trip to
New York, Chicago and Boston to in
duce corporations loaning money on
mortgage to appoint financial agents
here to loan money at eastern rates.
/ want to bring into this city millions
for its development, and believe l am
equal to the task. No country that lies
out of doors in this known world pos
sesses as great advantages for business
and delightful home life, no country
can boast of our eternal sunshine, and
this asset alone, without another, will
keep us prosperous for all eternity.
s'sI've seen Los Angeles grow since
1882, when 1t was 11,000 Our books
and real estate records will show a
gain every year SINCE and we en-
countered some nasty panics and dry
seasons, but Los Angeles was unaffect-
ed 1t grew and grew and grew, and
will continue to grow until it extends
from the mountains to the sea, until
New York, Chicago and Los Angeles
will be the great trinity of American
cities. We must look ahead, we can
not await its realization. We must an
ticipate our development, and I prophe-
sy that the wise man who invests his
money today in the growing direction
of the city cannot help being a gamer
by his faith and foresight"
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traft. Sn allen Npotbeten gu baben.
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Cages : ~1ieuiafetten.
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Uar &eibenbab unb Srau an 80 G
Hrantlttt. Grunoftld in Der Gait gnb Mo.
bitiDn; $3.50.
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uno VI s Moore, 2O5 Mder 4on0; $574O.
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Nder 9ano; $507.
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8rnnoftld in 8ilo San Sole; $50.
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@runoitid an Der Bbomina StraBe; $3.50.
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0pfmeiiter bernuht.

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2eber< Nierens uno 8laien'Qeioeu
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8alteper & Sobn. so Gents.
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Nod benz Tefte.

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uno Ieoe groenior9e ibtpanb.
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Nidt fehlen bari oas Gone sfar Bier.
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wfe If ntesI

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ben 6al Don Ratarrb, DER nlbt ourh ginnebmen
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lIn9er rno ~finanjtell befdbtgt, ale bon ieiner 6irma
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Is @euts fir Die GIaI6e. 8ertauft bon alien &po=
thetern.
Rebmt SaH's xamiIten. u luen fur gertOpfuna.
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Iuf Der Sarm pon Sohn Stif.
Ia, ungefdbr IA Weilen iiiblid BON
Sempfteao. mabte elm 0eaer, Der
lett langerer Belt auf Dem Blabe ar.
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mahte itb iofDrt gu ieiner Gerfolgune
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mad, ~aelunaer 81 enttommen.
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ps 0aS parme Wetter matt
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Cinderella Sbubpalaft turiert mer.
ben. @ir baben iebr leidte Shube
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lbuhen, Tu6 uno 4eoer pDn SO
Gents bis Al $3.50.
Cinderella. 207 NIamu Blaaa.
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@liiGltcbe NtKonrter.

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ites Wittel fir 6uften uno @rtdls
tung, 6als uuh 2unee. @arantiert.
gu baben bel Ioofpb DreiB uno s.
&alteper & Sobu. so gts. Hno 81.
Br0beflaibe fret.
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0eiratS : Gdbeine.

8 Smith uno grnefine pauspaIo.
u 5abru uno 5eotute Bierooler.
Wm Subre uno 9ulba @ub.
Wm 9epe uno Selene aiolbafia.
Nntoni0 3 &aufman uuo War9aret
Reooina.
Seq Sefner unb Mrs. Sa1ie 9anbrum
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- Die @eaeno uon Decatur tpuroe
Dtenltag nahmittae BON einem Ihne'
rem Sturm beimaeiuht. Cine 5rau
Hamens Barts fam um's 4eben.
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sas- Maname @Dff, 5euieberin,
0anomabriagerin uno Settles bellies
rim, erteilt &atidldae in @eltdfts.
a1taelegenbeiten, Seirateu, oereiniat
8etrennte. Oeriheuht bDien @infus
eiferli6tiee Inuanoelunoen II. /. 10.
SEQ. 404 Oits@ Dmmerc 'StraBe.
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finds 5 Gents 6apanas@ iearre.
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finds 5 Gents 6npana . Gianrre.
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atn6's 5 Gents 6apana.@ iaarre.
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lIDruH6eH WerOcn tmt1er QuQeE1et1er.
0amentlih iino es grfheinunaer
aeitmeiliaer Sbm6de oes Sersens,
Tlatterbeue9ungen oeiielben un6 I'm.
RUDE in ieinen 8errihtuneen, tuelhe
piele in Nnaft perfeben. Wir habeu
nun i'm iDeeuannten ,ru6meileu
Ntmen' elm ausaeaeidnetes, oer arp.
Ben Wtenge leioer nod niht betonn.
tee Wiittel. UNI oerlei uebelft6noen
oft ibneq beiSutDmmen. Wan leat
iih, iobalo oieie petnlihe unrube,
oiefes Glattern am 9er5en bernerfbar
miro. auf elm Sofa ober Bett uoer
AUDI einfah auf cine Bant ooer in
grmangelune auer oieIer Dinae auf
einen trudenen BDoerl, euentuen auf
cine Dede. ben 3Dpf elm tuenia en-
hDbt, uno atr1et lan9lam uno mDas
lihit tief elm, bdlt banrl ben Wtem
eine geraunle Beit hinourh an uno
itDBt ibn in amei 9eilen aus, nobel
man ben Naborud auf ben stpeiten
Teil leat. Wan tam babel audi bic
Urine iiber ben 3opf erboben balten
uno BEL benz Gusatuten berabfhla.
gen, uno stuar in beifleuniatem
Tempo beir1 5meiten Tell oes Nus.
atmens. 8enn Der 8eriuh oas erfte
Wial nibt gum Riele fibrt, 10 rpieoer.
b0le man i'm, uno man miro balo
init benz @rfol8 sufrieoen fem. Biro
bic Sahe als Sur gebraubt. oas
beiBt taalih mebrmals reaelmdBig,
uno smar Wohen uno Wpnate bin.
ourG ausaefibrt, 10 Tam man oa.
ourh ben aeihmabten 6ersmustel
fiir LANCE Belt neue 8rait aeben.