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fir @eardhniife, Sot3eiten uno Seleuf6aiter.
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Regiftrator Der Staot 9aliimore.
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teri fir So65eiten, tlnierbaltIHgeH nnb anoere
9elegenbeiten. Beioe 1elepbote. (U'ai2s,1S)
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Ggtnriiunen per 9ampfer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Ryder-Mackie Realty COMPANY

One Of the. substantial realty firms
doing only a high class business is
known as the Ryder -Mackie Realty
company. This company is established
in handsome, spacious ground floor Of
fees at 226 Mercantile place. Los An
geles. Under the name of the Ryder
Realty company the firm has been we'll
known in this locality for the past year
and a half, but since Mr.. Mackie en-
tered the organization in April of this
greatly extended.
The Ryder Mackie Realty company
does a general real estate business,
having sales. rental and business op-
portunities departments each managed
by a competent specialist or picked
man who knows his branch thoroughly.
Besides, this company makes a spec
ialty of outside subdivisions and at
present is Offering lots for sale in one
of the most beautiful suburban tracts
located near our city.
Beautiful Belvidere." as they have
euphoniously named this favored tract,
is located two miles from Redondo at
the junction of the Gardena and Ingle-
wood electric lines. 1t is ideally stu
eted, has a bountiful supply of water
from a plant located on the tract, and
the 23S lots are all beautifully shaded
soil is a very rich loan. and every
thing planted on these forty acres CON
stituting Beautiful Belvidere" grows
luxuriantly. Lots are reasonable and
most desirable as home sites. 1t is an
ideal. healthful location and is bound
to be rapidly built up with artistic
homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Joseph Dismukes, Real Estate

This gentleman has lived in Southern
California for thirty years, and is without
doubt one of the best posted men on
suburban values in the country here
abouts. While doing general real estate
business Mr.. DiSmukes makes a speciality
of walnut orchards, alfalfa lands and
orange groves.
At present his chief interest centers in
the lands of the beautiful, fertile valley
of Los NietoS, termed the Egypt of Cali
forna This glorious region is situated
about fifteen miles east of Los Angeles
and extends from the hills on the north
to the Pacific ocean on the south. 1t is
ideally and healthfully located, being re-
freshed constantly by breezeS from the
ocean.
Apple and walnut orchards bring the
Los Nietos valley people snug income.
Alfalfa is also a principal source Of
revenue to the inhabitants of this favored
eating is provided at nominal cost, assur-
ing great crops.
This valley has had a wonderful pros
perity and is considered one of the most
fruitful, garden spots of Southern Cali
fornia. The future years will. no doubt,
see much of this fertile land included IN
suburban tracts. as il Is close to Los An
geles and is particularly we'll located for
home sites. OF the great prosperity that
is no doubt in store for Southern Cali
fornia the Los Nietos valley will receive
a good share. Mr.. Joseph Dismukes is
largely instrumental in making this valley
we'll known He is prepared to give de-
tailed descrip ton of its many advantages
to those seeking information at his office,
$40 Bryson building, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Works, Lee G. Works

The members of this firm are men of
high standing in the legal profession
and distinguished for their splendid
aggregate ability, their public-s spirited
efforts in furIhering the interests OF
Los Angeles and for their personal at
tributes of mind and character.
judge John d. Works Bradner w.
Lee and Lewis D. Works compose this
great legal trinity. The senior men,
bers of the firm, Bradner W. Lee and
Judge Works. have been identified with
the legal life of Los Angeles since her
Judge John d. Works is a native of
Indiana but came to California years
ago, was Judge of the superior court at
San Diego and was associate judge Of
the state SUPREME court for term end
ing 1891. He is the author of several
very important law works ana is an au,,
thority on all questions Of federal anu
Bradner w Lee is native of New
York and was admitted to the bar at
Washington. d. c.. in 1871: He recelV1
ed the appointment as assistant Unlteu
states district attorney for the north
ern district of mississippi which office
he honorably filled from 1871 to lSi9'
during tho irving days wing ,,',nG 1aG
close of the civil YER. He then moved
west and settled in Los Angeles, where
he at once was recognized as an aple
and valuable addition to the legal ira
ternitV The firm of Works & Lee soon
made itself felt as a strong force IN
tho courts of the city, and when they
accented p case il was usually a fore-
cone conclusion that victory would he
Lewis R. Works, the third member
of tho firm has nassed most Of his llte
in California. Ie was admitted TO the
bar in rs 1Sa2. after spIendid preparation
for his chosen profession. Tie became
associated with the firm of Works A.
Lee and although still young man IN
Tho nrofassion has given q brilliant &c
count of himself and his achievements
have been many.
Tho eminent firm Of Works & Lee
was etrengt bcned by the addition Of
this Young alert aggressive partner
and their arGregate talent proves
powerful adversary to any opposing
Works Ice & Works have spaciorg
handsomely Furnished offices In the "
W Heuman building. where their fine
| law library. probably the most COM
prehensive i'm the west is kept
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
National Bank of Commerce

One of our best and most substantial
financial institutions is the National
Bank of Commerce While not very
old in point of years this bank is con-
sidered phenomenal in its rapid growth,
and its sound, conservative methods
have made innumerable friends of it's
patrons.
With a capital of 100000 this bank
shows a surplus of 100000, and a stead
sly increasing business will advance
this considerably in the next quarter.
Mr.. F. NJ. Douglass is president, and
Charles Ewing is cashier. Both these
gentlemen are representative. men Of
Los Angeles and stand for all that is
best and highest in the business world.
The National Bank of Commerce is
located at sos South Spring street in
commodious convenient quarters. where
everything is provided for the comfort
and convenience of its patrons and Of
icers. The success of this institution
must be very gratifying to the officers
and stockholders, as well as to It's salts
fed patrons
OF the general prosperity that is to
be ours the National Bank of Commerce
will get a large share. Its methods
inspire confidence and where confidence
is dollars follow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Judge E. E. SeIph, ATTORNEY

The bar of Southern California is
siren gthened by having as a member of
It's IT., legal fraternity the distinguished
Judge, e. b. Selph OF pleasing per-
sonality and splendid intellectual at
tributes this eminent attorney has been
a powerful factor in the courts of Los
Angeles for the past decade. His OBJ
ject is to prevent litigation for his cli-
ents. his advice is always conservative
and wise, and his clients are afforded
the learned deductions of his many
years of STUDY and experience
Judge Selph was born and educated
in oregon. admitted to the bar of that
state in 1890, and practiced there for
seven years. He then came to Los An
geles. attracted alike by the splendid
climate and the oppor tunites afforded
In legal way. He is thoroughly famil-
lar with conditions on the coast, havin &
had much experience in mining law,
knowing all its technicalities and in
tricacies.
Frank w. Blair OF Chicago recently
became associated with E. e. Selph,
and the firm is one of the most power
full, in the legal profession. Mr.. Blair
had a large varied experience before
the bar in Chicago and was identified
with the states attorneys office.
The offices of Selph & Blair are at
suite 202 Citizens Bank building.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
C. j. HeyIer COMPANY

Wonderful fortunes have been cleaned
by those people whose foresight was
sufficiently keen to prompt them to buy
downtown realty in Los Angeles ten
years ago. In fact conservative men as
sert that the city is still only i'm its
infancy and that the fortunes made are
but a bagatelle to the immense amount is
that will reward those holding good busi-
ness sites. Among the real estate firms
making a speciality of downtown prop
erty is the c. ]. Heyler company, with
offices q 31O-3l1-312 Bryson building.
The gentlemen of this firm are greatly
esteemed for their large knowledge and
STRAIGHTFORWARD dealings. They make a
speciality of high class residential prop
ertY well as down town business sites
and their advice is always found to be
right They know the realty market
thoroughly and are splendid judges of
values.
Mr.. Heyler is a genial, popular man
and his courteous manner has won him a
host of friends He never considers it q
waste of time to talk over the realty
situation with interested parties or pros
pective buyers, and his success no doubt,
is largely due to these liberal methods.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
J. surrls MItoheI & Co, Builders

Los Angeles has gained much of her
renown because of the artistic type of her
homes. Even the simple cottages and
bungalows have claim TO distinction be-
cause of their unique individuality TO
those responsible for the erection of thes
many handsome dwellings,, much praise is
due. nd thii sketch Is for the purpose Of
giving some account of the operations of
the prominent firm of builders. j. Burris
Mitchell & Co. No review of the real
estate and building interests Of Los An
geles would he complete without mention
being made of this progressive firm.
The firm handles all sorts Of real estate
but particularly is interested In the bury
ing selling, exchanging and building of
fine residences. The firm has. besides
large real esate holdings Of their own
Their plan Is to buy unmproVed lands
build substantial homes and sell them Ia
persons desiring homes. but unable tc
build them. BY a system of easy monthly
payments numerous persons have become
owners Of the beautiful homes built BY j
Burris Mitchell a Co.
This branch of the business has won
for the firm a wide and deserved popu-
laritY. and IN the past two years theii
Success has heen phenomenal
II is possible for anyone TO own a home
under the plan adopted by this progress.
siye company, and many who, without
their assistance would still be tenants
are now owners OF handsome homes
whose increase In value In "a few wears
has in many Instances, netted "A hand
some profit for the investor Thetmem.
bers Of the firm are j. Burris Mitohe
and Dolph I Mitchell, and their offioe,
are at All 70 IA Dnlglas, huildiag
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
steele, Faris g Walker Company, the
Fifth Street Store

In the past few years many new enter
pIises nave been established in Los An
geies' Among the prominent firms that
nave arisen on the mercantile horizon
one that has met with instant success
and firm support-is the we'll known Fifth
street 9b[ee store. Their famous motto Some
Jung doing is singulariy true for a
..hhIong OF people is constantly surglng
through the spacious store, and their well
stocked shelves, with their varied assort-
ment Of goods, suit all tastes The Steele
fatis ~ Walker Co is new as an organ
zatlon, but the members of this up-to-
date firm are all men of great experience
no,,d1 IN tne ,drygoods' furnishing. goods. and
NOTION business. Mr.. d. II. Steele is
president of the company, which is capt.
talized for S250,0OO. Mr.. w. A. Faris
score s,s tary. and treasurer, Mr.. r. M.
walker is vice president. w w Grethef
and B. G. Stickel together with the Off
GERS. making UP the directorate Carl
Alexander johnson is the able attorney
,,Ilhe me ilrm carries on a general merchan-
and reta Hers OF various lines, chiefly dry
GOODS, ladies' goods notions, Shoes etc
Ihelr buyers are experienced men, as their
phenomenal success has proven, and ~
New ork office, in charge of the capable
MT. Lonis Lesser, takes advantage of the
splendld opportunities for obtaining goods
mart '
The members of this up -to-date firm are
all believers in judiCious advertising and
their novel. attractive methods have been
offer are exceptional. and the goods all
well selected and from the best known
manufa Cturers.
No doubt the Fifth Street store will be
compelled to again add to the mammoth
establishment for the increase in busi-
ness is crowding them for space. Their
surplus stock, much of it. must at present
be Kept in warehouses, but their system
is so perfect that no delays are allowed
TO Inconvenience customers
any hour of the day an immense crowd
can be seen gathered about the attractive
windows of the Fifth Street Store The
bargains offered by this firm are pro-
nounced real bargains.
Inc wisdom in the choice of location
has been proved, for business is steadily
moving down Broadway and this i'm
portant store is now right in the heart
of activity. although but a year ago it
was considered a little out of the way
Los Angeles is destined to be one Of
the great cities of the country, in point
OF population, commerce and manufac-
lures, as well as for her perfect climate.
Leading the van in the mercantile in
terests will be found the progressive firm
using The Fifth Street Store" as its
cognomen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-29
Carl Entenmann, Manufacturing Jew.
eIer

There has been established for eigh-
teen years in Los Angeles a business
that today is the most extensive of its
kind in California. Carl Bntenmann is
the pioneer manufacturing teweler of
the southern territory and from very
small beginning has built up a magni-
ficent enterprise. In fact the growth
of this concern has been so rapid in the
past two years that their spacious quar-
ters at 217h South Spring street will
not accommodate the number of work
men that are necessary to fill the or
ders received Mr.. Entenmann is at
work now planning the arrangement of
the additional rooms he has leased.
Increased facilities for work Will more
than double the output of this con
Cern.
Thirty expert artisans and jewelers.
are now engaged manufacturing jew
elry of all descriptions, medals, society
be dges and school pins and this force
will be increased as soon as the en-
larged quarters are ready for ocou-
pancy
Mr.. Entenmann, besides being a
manufacturing ieweler and watch
maker is a dealer in diamonds and
precious stones. He carries Il complete
and valuable stock of diamonds,
brooches, rings and mountings, besides
ladies' and gentlemens watches. This
stock Is amply protected by patent bur
glar proof appliances The establish
ment is modern and up-to- date i'm every
particular. having all the latest ma
chinery and appliances for the manu-
featuring of the most delicate designs
in medals and Jewelry
MIR. Entenmann Is an expert jeweler
himself and gives every bit of work his
personal supervision. His medal and
badge work is highly artistic and a
credit to Los Angeles OF original de-
sign and exquisitely finished detail the
medals and badges turned out by Carl
Entenmann attract attention and praise
wherever displayed.
The expansion of this esta blishment
will insure an increase in the output
and in the financial returns. Manufac
turing industries are the bone and
sinew of progress. and 1t is an encour-
aging. sign when firms of many. years
experience doubt the capacity of their
plants and increase their working force
BY such means will Los Angeles forge
ahead and become one of the CONNER
cially great cities of the United States
Mr. Entenmann has always had firm
belief In Los Angeles. He came here
when the city was but village and
has been a substantial part of it's com
mercial activity for eighteen years
He is a competent judge of conditions
and predicts that Los Angeles will be-
come a great manufacturing center
With plenty of work for skilled ar
tisans the increase in population will
be more marked than ever. We have
advanced beyond the point of being
merely q resort city--we are now TAX
ing our rightful place as an important
factor in the worlds great commerce.