Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1921-08-18
MIKE MAHER
IS BIT SURP'rl9<*'' d
Thinks AlbeA ~, Aeyers Should
be Satisfied 6eneath the Skies
Of California so
WHY A DOCTOR DID
NOT MAKE A MILLION
Former Baraboo Resident Writes
of Advancement Being Made in
Metropolis of the Coast

We notice a few lines In the Bara-
boo News from Albert M. Myers OF
Chino, Cal We think they were for
tunate in finding gooo roads,-good
climate, oranges, lemons and flowers,
The cost of living must be greater in
Chino than here as we can live in
Los Angeles $3.50 a year cheaper than.
In the east. Los Angeles is the cheap
est large city to live in in the United
States and more money made and
more comfort and enjoyment. One
dollar will buy in the city today an
amount that would have cost $1.36
at the peak Of prices in 1920. We are
well satisfied in Los Angeles. .,g
Backed by. As years of experience
here, DR.. Lindley says / landed in
Los Angeles in 1845 with $40 and
diploma My father +, said to me "go
in debt and buy, real estate" and
did so. One of the. pieces was a lot
on Hill street for $40 a front foot and
] just sold it for $4,000 a front foot.
Some of the people say to me now if
] came here when you did / would
have bought more real estate and be-
come a millionaire. 1t was not be-
cause l did not want to buy more real
estate but l was too busy hustling to
get something to eat as the picking
was rather slim. Chances are just as
good now.
More people are coming to Los
Angeles this summer than ever before
during this season of the year. Hotel
men and railroad officers say that
between 5000 and 1000 people are
arriving daily. This means more than
100000 in one hunderd days. The
west found trains, which a month ago
were running partly empty, are now
running in sections.
A great big moving studio ON
Long Island, New York has been
closed and is to be moved to Los
Angeles. 1t costs 40 percent more to
make picture in New York than in
this city. s~tr resge =
The building here of new homes is
continuous and a family that can
afford to rent can buy one if they use
little judgment and thrift. You can
buy a home for $500 cash and pay
$25 a month and in most cases the
rent Is more.
A new furniture manufacturing
plant for Los Angeles is to cost ST.
100000 and Will be one of the worlds
% -
of furniture and the creation of in
teriors for all sorts of public build
ings. At recent luncheon in
his honor, Geo. r. Rich. president Of
the Rich Steele Productive Company
said frequent visits to Los Angeles
had impressed him with the fact that
this, is fine place to live and enjoy
life the year around. He found the
same sentiment among business asso-
ciates in the east and they are figur-
ing on coming and spending their de-
cling years, at so1ne future distant
the declining years it must be good
for the active years and might as
well work in the land of comfort while
his productive capacity was at it's
zenith, and enjoy sunshine and f. "
ers
Los Angeles is to be n 'a he9 l.
quarters for the Chemical Western.
Inc, and is capitalized for $5,O00,000.
A plant is to be built at the harbor
for the recovery Of sodium sulphate
for shipment in cargo lots to Scan
dinavian paper mills.
The new Office buildin for the
building for the Los Angeles Invest
ment company is to be erected at
Broadway. The tenth will be an
imposing structure. The exterior will
be terra Gotta and tapestry brick in
rich design, built over and reinforced
concrete structure frame. ~avf.lEf fHv
Bryan's daughter has purchased a
two story, s room residence, near
Hollywood; the price paid is $4,000.
Millions are to be saved on citrus
orchards. A new factory is under con-
xtruction to cost 100000 for the
manufacture of chloroe yaLic, a new
gas for the fumigating of orchard
trees. It will exterminate insects OF
all kinds and will save the growers
$4,000, 900 a year The inventor, j.
W. Won Meter, has been working on
the invention since the war ended in
1866.
Official announcement to build a
$5O0O0O knitting factory to employ an
army of operatives and consume thou