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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-04-29

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
RAPID PROGRESS
MARKS BUILDING
DWELLING FOR J. C. DRAKE
TO COST $4,000
Local Architects Busy Planning New
Homes for Residents OF Los
Angeles and Suburban
Districts

Among the new improvements re-
norted to the Builder and Contractor
are the following:
Architects Theodore A. Eisen and
son have prepared plans for hand-
some three story and basement
eighteen-room residence to be erected
at 2715 South Hoover street for j. Z.
Drake, to replace his home, which was
destroyed by fire some time ago. Ihe
new residence will have blue brick ana
white glazed terra Gotta exterior, mar
b1e entrance. slate and composition
roof. copper trim, art and loaded glass
windows, five bathrooms with tile
floors and wainscot, seven tile man
tells. hardwood floors throughout, con-
crete basement and furnace. Inc IN
terror trim on the first floor Will pc
walnut. mahogany and white enamel
and white enamel on the secona
story. The third story will be htted
up for a spacious gymnasium. Inc
doors will be of mahogany. The res
idence will cover ground space 'oA'4
feet and will cost about $4,000.
Architect F. M. Tyler has prepared
nlans for a two-story seven-room res
idence to be erected in South Pasadena
for John Briggs. 1t will have rustic
exterior stone porch, hardwood floors,
oregon pine trim, concrete foundation
and basement, furnace, plumbing, etc.
The same architect has prepared
plans for a five-room bungalow to be
erected on Fifth avenue near Column
bus street for c. p. Lyman. 1t Will
have brick porch, rustic exterior, hard
wood floors, Oregon pine trim, electric
wiring, bath, plumbing, etc.
Architect Norman f. Marsh has pre-
pared plans for the erection of a seven
room frame bungalow to be built III
South Pasadena for j. p. Boyd.
Architect B. Cooper Corbett is pre-
pairing plans for a handsome residence
to he erected on Wiltshire boulevard
near Ardmore avenue for James Z.
Burns. 1t will be a two-story. attic
and basement structure and will con-
tain twelve rooms.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
STREETS ARE NAMED
FOR FAMOUS AVIAT0RS
ACTIVITY IN LOT SALES IN OCCI-
DENTAL PARK
H. L. Suydam Engaged as Sales Man.
aeer-Progress In Improve
ments-Tract Is Sold
for $4,000

The W. A. Roberts Realty company, ex-
elusive agents for Occidental park the new
location Of Occidental college. report num-
ber of important sales, despite the distrac-
tions of Aviation week. Among the sales are
the following: w. B. Stewart, lots II and Is,
block A, for $1,000 each; Mrs. Mary Buck, lot
T. block G. 5000; Mrs Lena e. Buck, lot u,
block C., S1OOO Mrs. Fem, lot Q. block G,
S25OO; Henry p Lane, lot 6, block A, $1,000.
Also five additional lots for $6OOO
Two of the streets in Occidental park have
been named after Paulhan and Curtiss, the
famous aviators.
Albert Phelps of Avenue Fifty-six has sold
10 a local investor, through the w. A. Rob-
erts Realty company eleven acres just out
side the city limits, close to Avenue Fifty,
for $4,000 The property will be subdivided.
The contract will be let this week for the
construction of a 200-foot boulevard in Occi-
dental park similar to Brand boulevard, and
In conformity, with Occidental college site
nproyement plans. All public utility poles
will be placed at the rear Of lots in Occidental
park. -. . -. -
gagged H. L. Suydam sales manager for
occidental park Mr.. Suydam conducted a
real estate business of his own In New York
for ffteen years. Coming west two and one
half years ago, he acted as the representative
~ the Seattle Trustees company in Idaho
later being engaged in selling real estate
subdivisions in Portland
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
INVESTORS BUY LAND
IN ORANGE COUNTY
SALES OF TRACTS FOR MORE
THAN S150,000
Orange and Walnut Groves and AL
faIfa Acreage Command At
tention-Western Folk
Buyers

The orange County Realty company.
with offices in the Wilcox building and
at Anaheim, reports a very active trace
in all classes of country property in
Orange county, the company reporting
something over $150,000 in total sales oil
Orange county land within the past
| few weeks, besides having sold seVeTal
large tracts of cheap land in the Ante
lope valley and two or three mlsceI-
| laneous sales. Recent sales IN Orallse
county were as follows:
]. w. Mclaughlin to August Paduck
of Richardson, N. D., forty acres OF Or
anges, $4,000.
y. A. McCray to H. A Johnston and
F.. w. Hauck of Anaheim, 140 acres
with large pumping plant and set to
oranges, walnuts and alfalfa, $4,000.
A. c. Pearson to j. B. Jeter of North
Platte, Neb., eighteen acres Valencia
and navel oranges, improved Win large
residence, $4,000.
/ M. Kingdom to ]. w. Elliott of Co
lumbia, S. D., six and one-haf acres
oranges and walnuts, $4,000.
A. Bishop to d. c. Lawson OF Butte,
Mont, ten acres walnuts, $4,000.
Nathan Frost to Dayton Ward of
Grand Island, Neb., twenty acres I'M
proved orange and alfalfa land, $4,000.
William Wagner to c. L. Horton OF
Seattle Wash, thirty acres improved
orange and alfalfa ranch, $500.
Charles Barnard to J. W. Thompson
of Pasadena, five acres young oranges
$500.
George Terry to ]. Richards of Den
yer. Colo, ten acres young oranges and
walnuts, $1,000. ,s 20
A. L. Ladd to Thomas Mcdonald OF
Rochester, N. Y, ten acres improved
ranch, $4,000.
7. W. Thompson to c. Barnard of
Anaheim, house and lot, $4,000.
]. schumacher to George M. Tedrlck'
lot in Anaheim, $500.
Mrs. ]. w. Enfield to A. Nagle' house
and lot in Anaheim, $1,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
GETTING AHEAD
BY EARNEST WORK
FREQUENT QUERY ANSWERED
IN FEW WORDS
Splendid Opportunities In Los Angeles
and Southern California for ADJ
vancement-No Place for
the Drones

In an interview last night while dis
cussing the subject of ownership of a
home and acreage in Southern Califor-
MIA, John d. Reavis said:
"a large number of families and
young men in the United States and
other countries are without home of
their own. They are using up their
capital or income either by living at
a hotel or boarding house or by rent
ing The policy they pursue is not
only an expensive one, but it deprives
them of many comforts and pleasures
which can only be experienced by own
ing and occupying some land and a
house. A piece of land sufficient to
meet the requirements OF the industry
engaged in, a cottage or mansion to
correspond with the means of the
owner, the fruit orchard and vegetable
gardens, either large or small, should
be possessed by every man who has q
family or ever expects to have one.
''The farm of the business man may
be only a few town lots or an acre or
two. The man who desires a small
piece of land that will make him a liv
ing in growing the most profitable
crops, will find five to twenty acres
sufficient for his needs: the grain
grower and stock raiser will want from
fifty acres up, as his taste demands,
but all SnOulu own tuSll lealuS anu NV
rent.
preferences are so varied in respect
to the most suitable location for a
home that some are willing to live in
certain portions of the country where
others would be greatly dissatisfied
Some like the mountains, and others
prefer the plains; some are at home
in the bleak Dakotas and others in the
simmering Gulf states; some stick to
the worn out soils Of the Atlantic
coast and others grow moss and dig
clame in the fogs and rains of the
north Pacific coast. Yet there are
thousands in all these places who are
not satisfied with their surroundings.
Probably the most contented people
are the residents of Southern Califor-
MIA. and there are myriads Of longing
ewes turned toward this favored land,
but the reputed high prices for real
estate is a barrier that in many cases
seems almost insurmountable. 1t Is
the common belief abroad that land Is
held at $500 to $1,000 an acre, and the
statement is often made that these
prices must be paid to secure land
where the best conditions prevail for
growing the most profitable fruits and
other products.
F'It is true that high prices are the
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
snrruuEsr SNAPS

SOUTHWEST SNAPS
THIS IS THE HEART OF THE GREA1
growing southwest, closer to city than say
Vermont Avenue square. Constant increase
in values All modern improvements lh'
high class in every way. The biggest snap
in Los Angeles real estate
FOR sALE-TWo LOTS ON DENKER AV
50 foot frontage; block from car 5-toot
walks; first class improvements; bargain
table price $3.50.
FOR sALE-EIGHT LOTS ON NORMAN
die ave-; high class improvements all m
also II lots on Dalton ave. with car nhe'
&c fare of course, and delightful situation,
Every lot 80 feet or wider. Price now sllOO
each.
FOR sALE-FOUR BEAUTIFUL LOTS ON
Halldale ave. both east and west fronts;
full so IT. frontage. This popular avenue Is
strictly first class. These lots are right at
s1150.
FOR sALE-FINB CLEAN CORNER,
Halldale avenue and Anita street, oO-foot
frontage; splendid residence site; exceleht
surroundings, for s145o.
FOR sALE-oNE DOZEN BUSINESS
lots on Vernon avenue, a coming cross
town street. so IT. more frontage each;
best buy In this section, S165O Will take
this price One corner for s175O at Bright
on and Vernon avenue. One corner Vernon
avenue and Denker for only $3.50.
FOR sALE-MAGNIFICENT CORNER
business lot over so IT. frontage, on Santa
Rarbara, cor Denker ave. car line passes
door; also one block distant. This is prime
business property Priced at $4,000 is under
ANYTHING hereabout. Pay you to see this
FOR SALE-TWO OTHER BUSINESS
lots on Santa Barbara ave-. 80 #. frontage
$3.50. These are insiders.
WE ALSO HAVE SEVERAL OTHER LOTS
scattered through this tract which we will
make a very low price on to close quickly
santa Barbara avenue is a busy thorough
fare. The Inglewood line goes out this
street Also the yellow cars with very best
service Any lot In this tract VIII make
you money.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
GLENDALE DISTRICT

HERE IS THE HEALTHIEsT NEAR
section to Los Angeles. Besides this adYan-
tage Glendale is beautiful beyond compare
Its fruitful soil and balmy climate make
it a most charming place
we have a few lots out here which have
come back to us, people being unable to
meet their payments during the recent hard
Tins They are the cream of this section.
FOR sALE-FIvE LOTS ON wooLI4A-
colt avenue, 5Ox125 to 5ox24o feet; generous
size; a veritable little ranch. They have
limited restrictions; choice for home build
ers; S375 each will buy.
FOR sALE-WE HAVE LOTS AT S4o9
each which are snaps; east 'front.' on good
street. block from Central avenue; beau
tiful Soft. boulevard.
FOR sALE-oNE CORNER LOT AT $500;
5Ox166 tt; will make choice home site
for some one.
FOR sALE-Two LOTS ON CENTRAL. Az.
5s TT. frontage by 100 and fraction; price
$3.50 each and south front; side by SIDE
SPECIAL TO CONTRACTOR
We stand ready to take second mortgages
back on these lots in Glendale If some CON
tractor will take the whole bunch of them
and build on them. You can make first mort
gage loans on them to build and sell quickly
and pick up a big piece Of money on the
transaction. II you care for a speculation
here is the opportunity of a lifetime.
HOME RFNTERs-WHY PAY RENT AND
have nothing to show for your hard-earned
cash? Get one of these Glendale lots now.
For instance, a 1915 lot with 10 per cent off
for cash, brings the price to S3S75O; S29O
viii huild a dandy California bungalow on
the back end of your lot Your rent saving
will soon put you in position to own a
home where your garden and chicks VIII
keep you almost, and where health abounds.
DON'T he city bound any longer. It's foolish.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

rule for lands in Southern California;
but there are exceptions. Some places
have cheapslands on account Of small
intrinsic value and the localities where
desirable conditions and low prices are
combined are very scarce, but this
combination may be found in the San
Joaquin, Lakeview, Imperial and Beau
wealthy that he will not discriminate
in favor of low prices for the same
quality Of goods, provided he under
stands real values.
"All who contemplate settling in
Southern California may be expected
to- ask, How much money must !
have to make essential improvements
and care for my family until my new
home will supply 81 living?' This
question is susceptible of almost as
many answers as there are inquirers,
and yet each answer be correct. Many
of the well-to-do and wealthy citizens
of the golden state, and not few OF
it's millionaires, came without capital
other than brains and muscle and de-
termination to succeed. The opportuni-
ties of the past were no greater than
those of the present. He that will can
succeed. He that comes here, or he
that goes elswhere, to make his home
Without having first made up his mind
that he will apply his intellect and in
dustrial endeavor to attain the end he
aims at, had better continue in the rut
he is following. The country offers nc
premium to drones.
Settlers who are content to buy those
necessaries and luxuries of life which
nature supplies so cheaply who fino
it pleasant to be idnng in town wher
they should be plowing, planting and
pruning, will find that they have moth
ing to reap at the harvest time, ano
the fable of the ant and the grasshop-
per will be re-enacted. In a word
failure is quite possible to man who
lacks the elements of success-sense
industry and economy. Any country
is better off without such citizens and
no welcome awaits them in this wide
awake and hard working community
1.-THE most important capital required
then, is a stock of energy, industry
aconomy, common sense and practica-
bility. The man who has these Is also
usually supplied with little cash
which, of course, is Indispensable in
building a home.
"Of course fruit growing is the
usual industry for a small tract OF
land, and period of a few years must
eIapse before a profit may be realized
But in the meantime there are many
things such as poultry, eggs, butter ano
vegetables which, if produced, viii
help wonderfully toward the living
expenses"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
IMPROVEMENTS TAKING
LOTS OFF THE MARKET
Home Builders Make Selections for
Immediate Construction--Sales
Aggregate $2s5o

Rapid growth testifes to the popularity OF
the ideal location and improvements OF
Manchester Heights, placed on the market
nv the Grider- Hamilton Oswald company a
large number OF sales have oeen naua t,SH 70
are now busy erecting their own homes The
oaSons reports the sales Of lots to Phillip
sohepp, lot 40. 4Ox157 feet on ManenesIeer
aS,a,,i,s ovseps between Budlong and Normandie
s for $500: to Johanna Schepp. lot
Az Az 10Y. aoxi57 feet for $500; to Mrs e Link
lot "a. 4Ox5e, located on the southeast cor
ner OF Manchester and Normandle avenues;
sie. Sor s5ka. 10 I,ura NJ Harris. lots l 81 and
10 Ssoxi52 feet, on Seventy-fourth street
near Vermont avenue. for SliQ0.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
MISSION STYLE APARTMENTS
FOR MRS. HULL ON PICO ST

Architects Garrett &, Bixby have pre-
pared plans for frame apartment
house to be erected on Pico street near
Magnolia avenue for Mrs. Minnie Hull.
1t will be three stories in height and
64x40 feet in size, with mission front Of
cement plaster on metal lath and the
remainder of the exterior of rustic. 1t
will contain twelve apartments of two
rooms, buffet kitchen and bath each,
and will have Oregon pine trim, lockers,
wall beds, steam heat and fire escapes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23

ADDITIONAL REAL ESTATE ON
PAGE 12
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
CITY WATER DEPARTMENT
TO HAVE OFFICE BUILDING

Architects Parkinson & Bergstrom
orc nrenaring plans for a four-story
ana basement class A building to be
erected on the corner of Fifth and Olive
streets for the city water department.
The plans for the excavating are COM
pleted and bids for the work are being
taken The building will be four
story steel and brick structure, 6lxl44
feet, and will have pressed brick 'front.'
plate glass, steam heat elevators, etc.
II will be especially designed to accom-
modate the offices of the water depart
ment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
POLYTECHNIC TEMPLE
SOON TO BE BUILT
AMPLE SPACE PROVIDED FOR
HIGHER GRADES
Modern High School Building at Santa
Barbara and Vermont Avenue.
Room for Two Thousand
Students

Architects Parkinson and Bergstrom
have completed plans and specifications
for the new Polytechnic high school
building to be erected on the ten-acre
tract at Santa Barbara and Vermont
avenue. To insure the completion of
the building for the opening of school
next fall, the instructions to contrac-
tors will call for its completion by
August 90 1910. The high school will
be built on the group plan. the four
buildings being connected by arcades.
In the center will be the administra-
ton building. 190x223 feet in size and
two stories high. On the south and
north will be the domestic science and
science buildings, each 90x200 feet. To
the rear of the science hall will be the
shops and boys gynnasiums. This
building will be 106x322 feet, with a
projecting addition 40X100 feet. The
main auditorium will seat 1000 people,
and there will be twenty recitation
rooms, 26x32 feet; library, 40x40 feet;
eight rooms, 27X30 feet. for drawing;
two rooms, 60x70 feet. for woodshop;
two chemical laboratories, one 2Sx38
feet, and one 25x2S feet; electrical lab
oratory, 30X35 feet; besides numerous
other rooms for various departments
and offices of the instructors.
The building will be constructed of
brick with plastered exterior and en-
amel pressed brick trim; composition
roof, steel roof trusses, steel beams
and columns; hardwall plaster, metal
lath; reinforced concrete floors; shower
baths, lockers; pressed brick walls in
the boys and girls gymnasiums, hol-
low tile partitions; plumbing, electric
work, etc.
New Addition Planned
The plans for the proposed addition
to the Polytechnic high school at
Twentieth and Flower streets were
prepared by the students in the archi-
tectural department of the Polytechnic
high school under the supervision OF
the late Franklin p. Burnham. The
building will be a four-story and base
ment structure, 93x165 feet, and will be
constructed of reinforced concrete. 1t
will contain fifty-six ro2ms exclusive
of the basement and provide for
the departments of CT, engineering,
mechanical engineering, pottery, weav-
ing, wood carving and leather work,
metal work, casts and clay work, water
color free hand and mechanical draw
ing, electrical draughting, stained glass
work. photography, architecture and
engineering. There will also be an art
exhibit hall and offices and rooms for
the instructors and lavatories, etc. The
floors and walls will be of tile, and the
windows of ribbed and clear glass.
Oregon pine interior trim and soft pine
doors and sash will be used, and the
building will be equipped with a vac
uum cleaning system and the plenum
fan system of heating and ventilating,
and the conduit system of electric
wiring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
that M & ~aS & OW
popuT.AR EucLuD HEIGHTS

POPULAR EDClAlD AEAO0lS
CRESTA DEL ARROYO. A SCENIC HOME
place, besides being on fine car service and
easy to get to and from town. In the poPu-
lar-price home section of Los Angeles aou
can't find spot with more In Its favor we
offer the remaining is lots in this tract at
bargain table prices. Don't ignore them
Cresta Del Arroyo will be right In line ror
big advance when the new cross town car car
line is started east on Seventh street The
new bridge is almost completed across the
river; this section will boom.
FOR sALE-THREB LOTS ON d. 9TH
street, block of car. Price $500 each; or
$3.50 with 10 per cent cash discount; rea-
sonable building restrictions. You'll never
get better value
FOR. sAIE-FINH CORNER LOT FOR
$1,000; easy terms, or 5000 cash; 10 on cor
ner Estudlllo and Fourth sts.; splendidly
situated. Don't pass 1t.
FOR sALE-THE MAP NUMBER OF THIS
lot is 1s, but at 5000 1t is lucky nuy 1or
someone; why not yourself stnateu ss on on
Fourth street. mas north lrontase' NO'1 49,.
size.
FOR sAIE-HERE IS A BTG SNAP
Lots e6 and OF, right on Indiana avenue car
line we will remove restrictions so these
will make elegant business lots; SloOO IS
cheap; you will say SO too when you sec
the lay and situation
FOR sALE-TwO MORE LOTS, ACROSS
the street from those above; also business
property $4,000 will buy right on car line.
FOR sALE-Two LOTS ON INDIANA
avenue car line at $500 each. and worth
the money.
FOR sALE-THREE LOTS OVER ON Lo-
reno street at 5000 each; east fronts and
dandies
INCOME PROPERTY
PAYS IA PER CENT.
3 houses and lots complete, for $4,000.
These are splendldly built; first class ten
ant in each. Always rented. Situated cor
ner of Stephenson avenue and Fresno 81.
can you ask? Property also increasing in
value This is a big bargain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
LOW RATES FOR TOURISTS

March / the santa Fe Railway com
many win put into effect the daily one
yav colonist fares from eastern cities
TO points of destination in Arizona,
California and New Mexico. The rate
from Chicago to Los Angeles will be
saS from Kansas city and Omaha $25,
from ST Louis $32, New Orleans S32,
81 paul sS1. 10. Sales will continue un-
til April 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-23
NORTH OF WILTSHIRE SECTION

WINDERMERE PARK; BEST CAR SER
vice in the city; yellow cars out w Seventh
street. through the perfect homo section.
Windernere park IS silk not near Silk It's
beautiful outlook is charming. Its sweep
of ocean breeze Is bracing and its whole as
pect is. delightful. No better section.