Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-14

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DIR. Louis Hauck, one of the most
| prominent physicians of st. Louis and
the Mississippi valley and a member of
one of the Oldest and best known
families in the Missouri metropolis. has
| joined the ranks of the optimistic
prophets for Los Angeles At present
DR.. Hauck is visitor in Los Angeles,
regaining his health which has broken
down through several years Of pro-
fessonali strain.
DR.. Hauck predicts the greatest
future for Los Angeles. He says that
his assertions are based upon careful
observations and with a close study of
the growth and development of South
ern California, particularly Los An
| gees. He believes his glowing predic-
tions are made in the most conservative
manner, as he has been watching the
growth of this section of the United
States for many years with the object
! of eventually locating here.
| For many years DR.. Hauck has
Travelled about the world and noted the
growth of the most promising cities.
Los Angeles, he declares, is in a class
by itself.
Capital, lnduetry, Brains
Capital, industry and brains are what
have made Los Angeles he said. They
are still here and coming here daily
in greater proportions than ever in
the past. l have Travelled all over the
country surrounding Los Angeles and
the most striking feature is the tre-
mendous amount of building that Is
being done. Homes, business blocks
and buildings of every character are
rising all about you. To everything
there is an individuality that cannot be
found in any other part of the United
States or in the world. This pro-
nounced individuality is indicative of
the class of people that comes here.
ut means that everybody has ideas
OF his own that he is going to work out.
These put into shape indicate ambition,
enterprise and energy all tell i'm a mo-
ment that the class of persons that
come to Los Angeles are here for busi-
hess as well as pleasure.
e"With the unparalleled china tic con-
ditions that abound in and about Los
Angeles, when the people have once
tasted it, there is bound to be a long
ing to again get back here. From what
can learn the majority of persons
who come here do not come with the
intentions of making this place their
home, but for a pleasure trip. I find
that it is matter of general history
that more than one-fifth of the tourists
return here and establish homes and
open in business
Hustle Everywhere
what Los Angeles and it's citizens
are can best be learned by visit in the
business section. Everywhere there are
hustle and hustle that are not found
in any other city in the United States.
1.-The decorative window displays and
the quality of goods that are found for
sale clearly demonstrate that it is
discriminating class of people who
trade and live in Los Angeles. 1t is
simply another expression of that in
dividuality which is not duplicated in
any city that l have ever visited-that
individuality that makes cities great
factors in the country
1.-THE business men of Los Angeles
are more wide awake than those of any
other city. They seem to have a
keener insight into the future than
those of equally as large and larger
cities. And as for originality, L place
Los Angeles at the head of the list.
Although L have Travelled about the
world great deal cannot say that
have seen more new ideas anywhere
than in Los Angeles in two weeks.
what is in store for the future can
not be estimated except in a general
way. Californians have greater oppor-
tunities than any other people in the
world.
The West Is New
"The west is rev. Fresh blood flows
in its veins and everywhere there is
vim and vigor This spirit of enter
prise and metropolitanism is more
marked in Los Angeles than elsewhere,
"As proof of the enterprise of the
citizens Of Los Angeles one reeds but
point to the task of bringing water to
this city by the Owens river. The con-
veyance of water over a distance of
more than 210 miles, If accomplished,
will be one Of the greatest pieces of
engineering in the world. 1t is the
greatest distance that has ever been
attempted.
"The suggestions that have been
made that commercial gateway to
the Orient and the Philippines be
opened at San Pedro win undoubtedly
be carried out to their fullest extent
ITO conservative business men of the
country it is apparent that the city
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