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Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
TWENTY AND FORTY ACRE
TRACTS ARE SELLING FAST

The D. j. Wilson Land company,
which has recently subdivided one of
its great grain ranch holdings COM
prising 14OO acres, located northeast
of Delano in Tulare county, known as
the Wilson Fruit and Alfalfa colony,
reports tine following sales made re-
Gently:
Forty-acre tracts each to e. Lockett,
A r. Fernald. George Sieckert, H. M.
Griffings, A o. Kirkpatrick, E. L..
Spencer, Charles Hardy, j. D. Will
liams,, j. S. Pommer Frank Farley,
F. M. Lewis and John Bowman
Twenty-acre tracts each to Charles
Klement. Frank Mckee, A. S. Cochran,
John Meyers, George Huff. c. NJ, Huff,
John L. Long, Alec Raymond and Lee
Speelman.
The price of $40 to $50 an acre on
easy terms for good alfalfa land has
been quite an inducement to prospec-
tive buyers, and to prove that the land
is all the above company claims for it
is shown by a trip made to Delano last
week by a party of seven, in which
sales were made to six of the party
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

one acre on First street, $675; Chris
P. Moerkops. one acre on the corner of
First and Belleview. $3.50; Richard
Goldschmidt, three acres on First street
near Center street, $2025; Frank Nc
Wreath, one acre corner First and Cen
ter streets, $3.50; J. w. Sheppard, one
acre on Inglewood avenue, $500; An
drew Pearson, one acre on First near
Center street, $3.50; NJ. Jorgensen, one
acre on Inglewood avenue, $500; A. S.
Page, one acre on Eucalyptus avenue
near Center, $3.50: c. NJ. Brier. two
acres on Eucalyptus avenue, $1,000; R.
Porter, half an acre on Grevellea street
near Center street, 1915; J. B. Reed,
half an acre on Grevillea street near
Center street, $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
AUDITORIUM HOTEL
Of CLASSIC STYLE
TO COST 100000
Imposing Structure of Seven Full
Stories Built by Oil
Operator
READY FOR USE IN NOVEMBER
Building Will Contain 145 Luxuri-
GUS Rooms and viii Tave
Two Elevators
READY FOR USE IN NOVEMBER

Rapid progress is now being made
in the erection of the Auditorium hotel.
on the northwest corner of Olive and
Fifth streets, the lot being 6Ox169 feet
The lot is one of the most valuable in
the city, and the Improvement will
represent an investment of about
100000 on the part of the owner, r.
D. Wade, the we'll known oil operator.
The hotel is of modern classic design.
as shown in the accompanying illus
tration, and will be seven stories be-
sides the basement. The building will
face the Temple Auditorium. On the
first floor will be the lobby and ladies'
parlor, and there will be two passenger
elevators, a freight elevator and also
a sidewalk elevator.
The hotel, which was designed by
Neher & Shilling, will contain las
rooms, hot and cold water and bath
room for every two rooms.
The basement will be used for a
modern cafe.
1t is planned to have the hotel open
ing early in November.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
MANY TREES IN PLACE

Twenty thousand trees have been set
out during the past six months at Bev-
erly, which is today one of the beauty
spots of Southern California, and 1t is
not hard to see the great possibilities
of the place Recent purchasers at
Beverly Hills include Robert w. Nc
Ilmoyl, one lot; g. S. Wilson, one lot;
J. M. Gibbs, three lots; Emma Van
dercook, one lot; Sarah r. Dundas, one
lot. and F. L. Proctor. six lots; and at
Beverly F. j. Vondercook has taken
one lot; F. L. Proctor. six lots; D. w.
Willoughby. one lot. and Mrs. Jessie
c.. Delong, one lot.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
SCHER MERH0RN INN
APARTMENTS SOLD TO
LOCAL INVESTORS

The Schermerhorn Inn apartments. on
the southeast corner of Potter Park ave-
nue. and San Francisco street, lot 7Ox1OO
feet, has been sold through the agency
of r. A. Rowan & Co. by Carl G. Jepsen
to Dr. Ralph Williams and his brother,
j. Hewlett williams. for 100000. The
inn is four-stOry structure, containing
90 rooms. and was purchased as an in
vestment
Dr. Williams has been prsctlcing
physician in Los Angeles for a number
of years j. r.. williams was a former
resident of Memphis, Tenn. 1t is his
purpose to make this city his permanent
home
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
BUILDING ROADS BY TIE MILE

Contracts recently let for road work
in upper San Fernando valley are II
be started at once by the Barber As
phalt Paving company. One stretch OF
two miles is to have two distinct road
ways, each twenty-nine feet wide, with
storm drains and other work, the whole
to cost S62, 700. There is another stretch
of 1901 feet. two roadways that will
cost 1872, 800. These are private con-
tracts with the Los Angeles Suburban
Homes company, which is exploiting
the Van Mugs and Lankershim ranches.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
BUILDING BY THE MILE

6OlEDINO br LITE VILE
The official report of Building In
spector J. j. Backus for the fiscal year
ended June 3d. 1910, covering all
branches of the building department,
makes a showing of stupendous
character, emphasizing the marvellous
growth of Los Angeles.
Summary of the Backus report
makes this showing:
Total improvement permits 10,064
gain of 2420 over the fiscal year 1909.
Total valuation of authorized i'm
provements $40, AL $40, an increase of
$S,250926, gain of nearly 100 per cent.
This represents the greatest amount
of building for the same period in the
history of the CITY," the inspector re-
ported.
total of 1871 permits for the in
stallation of sanitary plumbing and
construction of sewers and cesspools
were issued, and for laying gas pipes
1865. Both totals were substantial
gains as compared with the figures for
any previous year.
Other permits issued were: Fire es-
capes Ill, moving picture exhibitions
80, house courts 4S.
The receipts of the department of
buildings amounted to $51, 06S64, and
the expenditures to $39,342, the amount
in excess of expenses. $11, 726.64 being
paid into the city treasury.
The inspector says:
THE volume of business transacted
in this office indicates the growth of
the city During the year just closed
the frontage for new buildings amount
ed to 1884 feet, or 30.9S miles; front
age for new sheds and barns. 1886
feet, or 3:5 miles; frontage for addi-
tions, 20,571 feet, or 39 miles. making
q total frontage for all classes of new
buildings and additions of 2O2,630 feet,
or 1888 miles, showing a greater 'front.'
age over and above previous years.
The department is maintaining an
office and keeping a deputy at San
Pedro and also at Hollywood. The
territory of the city has been increased
largely in the past year, adding much
to the departments work, but its force
has been increased only slightly.
Los ANGELES STILL GROWING
Further evidence of the expansion of
Los Angeles is shown in the report
of the chief building inspector from
July / to July inclusive, as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
HOMESEEKERS BUY ACRE
LOTS FOR IMPROVEMENT
IngIeWood Rancho Tract Dotted
by Many Dwellings

Patton & Longley report the follow
ing sales in the new addition to Ingle-
wood rancho during the past week
George C. Ely, two acres on First
street near Center, $1,000: Elwood Hall,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
SOLD AT $500 A FOOT

The business property on the south
side of First street, between Spring
and Broadway, belonging to the Currie
M. Jones estate, was sold in the pro-
bate court last week to R. A. Rowan
G. Co. for $4,000. The lot is 411s by
1913 feet.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
rotaIr .s3s4,ot4,s4s ssss, 800, 811

"Per cent loss.
New York heads the national build
ing column with $103,007, 1888 valuation,
while Chicago with 45,S60,s00. and
Philadelphia with $22,2S3,0S0, respec-
lively, are second and third. San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles follow in order
st. Louis, with double the population
of Los Angeles, is a million behind
this city. Portland and Seattle, with
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
verduge Canyon Land Go.

Has Just issued tho Most Beautiful and Ar
tistic Illustrated Booklet ever published In
Cos Angelica. Call or send for enc.
JNO. A. PIRTLE,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

IS, COS, 6s2 and $s,340, 995, respectively
are considerably over $3.000,000 each
behind Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10

Transacts a General Baa
ing and Trust Business.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
Los ANGELES STILL GROWING

Further evidence of the expansion of
Los Angeles is shown in the report
of the chief building inspector from
July / to July inclusive, as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-10
The Right Way

rs. That this right way" is APP
10 who have inquired have become
placed so far. Will you come in
81 to $1.10-and thus be among the
nee and get full particulars.
vn and 5 per cent monthly, or all
dividends.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-05-31
WapoIeDn ais 9ranlatifcr.

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nuifript e~igenbGnoig Sic Sroer:
u9ie Mitglieoer BEG Sbeatre %fr1ncais
merben ste Srogooie, bie lie 6ll-
riidgepieIen babert in pier5eln Sd
gen ipielen." 8ier5ebn Gage fpater,
an l.. Se6ruar 1909, ieeeltc mein
Sector" unter Ser Slogge 2~oucipals
our6 oie @ronhltng oes Sbeaters
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mar unb bob ib feinen 8er1lf gum
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idaftli6es 8roouft eema6t botte.
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feline iebr idonen0e &ritif in bet
u@o5ette 6e Srance" Serrn BON Soar
Sen Sroen ser @brenlegion.
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6anbpaiden nnb Geimnobeit.

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Namen Ser Souberfeit oas SGn6e=
maiden empfoblen, ausgenommen me-
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einreibenl Gin promptes S0noeluo.
|iden bel iepern GnloB fam oa1er
ni6t einoringlid senug befuriportei
meroen.
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8erbaltene Seioenidait lit 0os
Wetterleu6ten Der Seele.
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Cute @etrdnfe uno fomoier
9unh itets in 8nrstalIer's Galppa
NIB Meitanrant, 8inita StraBe, neben
Der Sole Der &ermonnsiohne.
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Seim eimsiser S6rer.

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Der CRETE 9rof. o'arbeis Sc Suboin.
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CROWN BOTTLING COMPANY,

9bf0. Wiiler, Weidaffsfibrer.
III Sones @benue, g~egeniiber Der
Zone 6tnrsB ruuerei. Gnn Nntonio. Ser.
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tpolbefannten 2itbia Selter. 8eibe Seies
phone. Greie NhIieferung.
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gitters, Der tuunoer6arlten Iteoi5ilt
fir leioenbe Sralien. @erIuft es.
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tiert bon oaen 9rugaiiten.
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be eiHen Sreunb, neIder iebr idle9t
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iu6t babe. Stint Slaiden Sbres Ml-
penfrduter furierten i'm, uno iebt lit
or itarf uro geiuno."
go reoet man in beridiecener 9(rt
uilo @eiie iiber Die munoerbare 8irf-
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often, 8eitbepdbrten @rauter.SeiI-
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fauft neroen. Mon idreibe on Gr.
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9. Sobne @pe., Chicago, So.
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: 8em ettpos in ben SdoB fieI,
Der biloet iih oft nle6r oorouf Elm,
als tper eS iid errungeu.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
PASADENA NEWS NOTES

PASADENA, April IAN auto deliv-
cry wagon from the Berlin Dye works,
Los Angeles, which was delivering
goods near Bairdstown, was completely
destroyed by fire last evening at $50
o'clock at Sierra park. Some women's
apparel lying alongside the wreck
caused report to be circulated here
by passengers from Los Angeles that a
woman was burned.
Throop students will listen to an ad-
dress by DR.. Carhart of Ann Arbor, an
authority on physics, at the chapel SER
vices this morning.
]. l.. Beck, 9S North Pasadena ave-
nue, has gone to san Francisco, where
he was called by the death of his moth
er, Mrs. Julia Beck.
The civics class Of the Y. w. c. A.
will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock to
discuss 1.-THE New Patriotism" under
the leadership Of Mrs. Carrie Grout.
The State of Maine association will
give a reception for tourists and MEM
bers from the Pine Tree state tonight
in Maccabee hall. There will be mu-
steal and literary program, Followed
by banquet.
The Woman's auxiliary of the First
Baptist church will meet in the church
parlors this afternoon for a silver tea.
Mines. Ecker, Rensler and Parmelee
are the hostesses.
The announcement that the Hotel
Maryland will remain open all summer,
coupled with the large amount of build
ing planned in several lines, is taken as
a forecast of busy season here.
George Felker and Miss Carol Green
will represent Pasadena high school in
the debating contest with Covlna high
tonight at the latter place. This will
decide the championship for Southern
California, Pasadena being in the lead,
with CoVina second.
Special on awnings at the Rug House.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
MISS ISABELLE SMITH
IS ANnANDALE CHAMPION

PASADENA. March S1.-Miss lsaS
belle smith, champion woman golt
nlaver of the Pacific coast, won the
Annandale championship today py
defeating Mrs. E. r. Williams on Ine
nineteenth hole by one stroke. rms
was one of the closest contests ever
nlayed on the Annandale links.
In the mems championship Hugo
Johnstone won from e. r. Williams, q
IN and to play in the thirty-six hole
finals. Mr.. Williams was in the lead
at the end of the first half with 1 up
but his opponent passed him In the
second half.
PLAYING in the qualifying rounds for
the woman's championship OF southern
california will begin today at l o'clock
ON the Annanda1e grounds. Drawing
for partners will take place tomorrow
forenoon The entries are as follows:
Miss Katherine Mellus. Mrs. Fl. ID.
Reoua and Miss Margaret James OF the
Los Angeles Country club; Miss Ada
smith of the San Diego Country club;
Mrs. II. Mum and Mrs. F. S. sherman
of the Coronado Country club; Mrs. 10.
r.. williams, Mrs. J. V. Eliot Miss
Alice Tobey, Miss Isabelle, Smith and
Mrs. f. o. Lindman of Annandale.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BERKELEY GIVES
j. S. c. TRIMMING
Throop, Martin, Trotter and WAL
lace Perform Well in
Their Contests
Berkeley 90; q. g. G. SO

BERKELEY, March 31.-The Univer-
sity of California was an easy winner
over the University of Southern Cali
fornia in the track and field meet held
here today. With the local college win
ming in almost every event, the final
score was 80 to 80.
Throop and Martin performed well
for the southerners, each winning his
sprint event, and Trotter gave the
finest exhibition of the day when he
heaved the shot "A feet inches. Wal
lace, also from the south, ran a nice
race in the quarter mile, getting sec
ond place. Results:
High jump-BuII c.; Hill, c.; Taylor. c.. all
tied for first. Height, feet 71A inches.
Relay race-won by California.
Broad jump-won by Allen, c.; Kretzinger,
C.. second; Chapman, c., third. Distance, %
feet inches
1oO-yard dash-won by Martin, S. c.; Throop.
S. C., second; Kant, C., third. Time, 10 1-5
seconds.
Mile run--won by Smith, c.; Davidson, c.,
second; Hall, c., third. Time, 4:42 1-5
19O-yard hurdies-won by Cowles, c.; Wal
lace, c.. second; Donald. c., third. Time, 16
seconds.
44O-yard dash-won by calklns. c.; Wallace,
S. c., second; Chase, c., third. Time, 50 rs
seconds.
sSO-yard run-won by Kelly, c.; Dozier, c..
second; Cover, s. c., third. Time, 2:O2 1-5
Two-mile run-won by Brown, c.; Altman,
c., second Claybaugh, c., third. Time,
10:25 2-5.
22O-yard dash-Won by Throop. s. c.; Mar
tin, s. c., second; Claudius, c., third. Time,
% AS seconds.
22O-yard hurdles-Won by Grubb. c.; Haven.
c., second; Stein, S. c.. third. Time, 26 3-5
shotput-Won by Trotter, s. c.; Scott, c.,
second; Hale. c., third. Distance, A feet 6
inches.
Hammer throw-Won by Reidy, c.; Galsbart,
c., second; Scott, S. c., third. Distance, 1877
feet 7% inches.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
REELS OFF MILE
BETTER THAN 80
Bragg Smashes the Motordrome
Record with High Power
Fiat Car
OTHER AUTOS SHOW UP WELL
Entries for Big Meet Coming in
Fast 0IdfieId Will Ar
rive Today
OTHER AUTOS SHOW UP WELL

A new motordrome record was made
Fiat yesterday afternoon when he
reeled off a mile in 38 AS seconds. The
time was taken by six experts, and Is
absolutely unquestioned by those who
witnessed the squirt.
1t means that an automobile has
Travelled on track at the rate of 92.7S
miles an hour, a feat never before ac-
complished. The time does not stand
as an official record, as only those
achieved at the inaugural meet, April
8 to II, will be recorded as official, but
it demonstrates that the motordrome
has speed possibilities better than 80
miles an hour. This is indicative of
sensational records during the meet.
The speed of Bragg's Fiat was ter
rife, although 1t did not reach the limit
of the machines power on the piepan.
1t did not slide or skid at any time.
De Palma made several around Al
seconds. Frank Siefert brought out the
Doris for the first time and tried out
for a mile in so seconds. Roger Stearns
unloaded a Velie from the freight car
and drove 1t to the motordrome with
out waiting to look over or adjust the
car. 1t was a 40-horsepower roadster,
equipped, and he carried q passenger
around the motordrome for ten miles
averaging SO seconds, which is consid
cred a remarkable showing both for
car and track.
Barney Oldfeld and his three big cars
will arrive on the Southern Pacific
overland at l:30 O'Clock this afternoon
He will be met and escorted to his
hotel by party of admirers.
Entries for the inaugural meet close
this evening, and already Walter Hem
pei has a list of something like forty
cars. Several important local entries
are expected this afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-01
BUILDING FUND WORKERS
RAISE $14,522 IN ONE DAY

PASADENA, April 1.-The total sub
scriptions to the Y. M. c. A. building
fund for the fiscal day ending yester-
day noon were $14,522, making a grand
total to date of $55,667 toward the
100000 to be raised in six days. The
subscriptions for the two and q half
days of the campaign, excluding the
$500 announced at the beginning, are
approximately 100000, leaving $45,00O
to be raised in three and a half days.
Leaders at the Y. M. c. A. headquar-
ters, 20 South Raymond avenue, state
that the money surely will be forth
coming by the end of the sixth day,
but frankly admit that strenuous work
must be done. They are in need of
more automobiles, and request that
public spirited citizens send their ma
chimes and drivers to the headquarters
to assist.
OF the subscriptions reported yes
terday l.. l.. Test, chairman of division
A, is credited with $685. gathered in
by the seven teams under his COM
mand, while Chairman c. II. Yearian's
seven teams Of division B reported
through him total of $6437. The sub
scriptions to date are summarized as
follows: