New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-21
INTERESTS OF LONG BEACH
Happenings at Seashore Resort
Told in New Publication.

Long Beach can now boast OF Z weekly
paper Of its own. II Is called The Long
Beach Life" and the first issue was pub
lished a week ago last Saturday. It is an
attractive publication OF eight pages, Illus
trated with several half-tones showing the
beautiful beach and pavilion. the wide
boardwalk. the spacious tennis courts and
a picture OF one OF the many handsome
| homes there.
An editorial entitled Forward reads:
its initial bow to the public. Its mission is
70 give attractive publicity to Long Beach.
| Its affairs and its people; to defend It's IN
| terests where they need defending, and to
serve in every way as a useful organ for
| all who are associated IN whatever capacity
with the welfare OF this community. IN
no sense has Life" been designed as
pamphlet. essentially IL is newspaper,
| medium OF information concerning Long
| Beach. and OF instruction for those who are
or may be interested or vitality concerned
| in its progress.
The appearance of this newspaper may
| be marked as a new phase in Long Beach
! Development. This resort is now known
| from one end Of the country to the other
| as one OF the most beautiful and most I'M
| portant American watering places, with the
| additional attraction of future that dis
Germs no bounds. The time has come when
| q definite voice is needed adequately 10 IN
terrret the aspirations of the man who has
| built and is now celebrating Long Beach'
not the voice OF idle prophecy put tne
voice OF achievement. of things accom-
plshed or 10 be accomplished-this 1t IS TO
which Long Beach Life will give vent:
| Much as Long Beach has done In the FOUR
| wears of it's development, there is still more
lies ahead But it is a clear road and a
broad road. with all perspectives well WITH
! in the eyes scope. This newspaper VIII
! speak OF these things. II will hold a briei
bo fuf n
! chronicle tho passing OF each separate hHe-
stone
/ when Long Beach will take its place among
/ the cities of the state, set-gOVefhlllB
municipality. with communal interests az
reflected in the state and nation no less
! great and important than those OF any OF
| the large cities Of to-day. Long Beach
! Life" contemplates such a time and az
| Long Beach advances TO It's destiny so
| Life" will accompany II. Daily. we were
about 10 say. lead the way. All this, how,
| ever for the future. For the present, 10 All
who know and love Long Beach; TO all VINO
will come to know II. We bespeak sucI
support as we may be found to deserve and
a hearing whose attentiveness VIII De
based upon the importance or what we
have 10 say.
The leading article tells of Mayor Gay
nors stay at Long Beach during Satur-
day and Easter Sunday. There is also a
story by former Senator William n. Rey-
nolds. president of the Estates of Long
Beach headed plain Business Talk-Real
Estate as an Investment In concluding
, the article Mr.. Reynolds says:
Doubtless some of you are wondering II
Long Beach is SO good a proposition why
we are anxious to dispose Of any part or
It, and why we do not keep il all for our
selves.
There are two reasons for our wanting 70
dispose OF lots and homes at Long Beach:
The first Is that the proposition is en-
tirely too large for one company TO finance
alone.
The second is that by getting you inter
ested financially in the property you pc.
come our partners, and I'm this way assist
us i'm developing Long Beach into splen-
did city more quickly
II would he Of no use for MS 10 pulld
homes at Long Beach and Just rent them
or leave them unoccupied. That would
mean no substantial or permanent grown
II is for these reasons that we are Wiling
TO let you in on the ground floor. and as
partners profit with the original investors
Of the company. =,
You will have no excuses 10 offer; II is
within the reach OF you all. because you
are able 10 purchase AT Long Beach WIN
as little a 8 $50 down and monthly pay
ment from $50 a month up.