Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-28
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
FOR ANGEL CITY
STEAMSHIP LINE TO HOMO
LULU ASSURED
MADE IN LOS ANGELES GOODS
PRODUCE WEALTH
Hreadwlnners Build New Homes ano
TIL the SoII--VaIue Of Manu-
featured Goods and Field
Products

1t is now confidently believed that at
q very early period a permanent
steamship line will be established be-
tween Los Angeles and the Hawaiian
islands for both passenger and freight
traffic. The Los Angeles chamber of
commerce is bending all of its best
energies in this direction, and there
are now in the city steamer represen-
tatives who are actively striving to get
in on the ground floor on steamer
rights. They fully appreciate the value
of closer trade relations of Southern
California with Honolulu. Present ac-
ton in this direction is extremely
gratifying to The Herald, which has
always advocated the opening Of direct
commercial relations with the islands
The major portion of the trade be-
longs to us and the people OF the
islands want our manufactured goods
and our fruit products.
Buy only Los Angeles manufactured goods.
In this pathway of prosperity cam
paign inaugurated by The Herald the
hearty cooperation of the producers,
the manufacturers and the breadwin-
ners generally Is requested. Be loyal
to home industries. Buy home prod
ucts every time. They are better than
the best. Keep the money at home.
Aid In fostering every home enter
prise and when you select an article
FOR home or personal use be sure that
It is made in Los Angeles.
Buy only Los Angeles manufactured goods
Anything and everything that you
require for yourself or family is made
in Los Angeles, and the goods are
produced by employees of the factories
who are saving their money to buy
homes that they may enjoy more fully
that condition Of independence that fs
the right of every provident citizen.
Every city worthy of the name is made
greater by the industry and providence
of the industrial class. We are all
workers In the vineyard, but we are
not all savers of the coin of the realm
for the direct benefit of the commu-
nifty. Many of those who acquire large
fortunes sometimes get the habit OF
withdrawing the major portion from
circulation or use 1t for purposes or
no benefit to the city. 1t is the sal
aired man and the employees of the
factories and the stores, the workers
in the shops and in the fields, who are
the consumers, and they are the peo-
pie who are building up the city by
placing their savings in the banks
to provide homes for their families.
They are the producers and they are
the home builders.
Therefore buy only Los Angeles manufac-
tured goods.
It is estimated that the total value
of manufactured goods in Los Angeles
for the year 1908 will aggregate nearly
sixty millions of dollars. Fully twenty
thousand employees of the 1000 factories
and other industrial enterprises of the
city will assist in producing this vast
amount of wealth. 1t is a fact sub
stantiated by the yardstick and also
by figures obtainabie in the office of
the board of public works that Los
Angeles every year builds by the mile,
the records showing an average of
about twenty-five miles of new bust
ness blocks and handsome homes
erected annually-hgured by total
frontage. Who build the homes? The
wage earners, the breadwinners who
are employed in the factories, in the
shops and on the railroads. By aiding