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Buy
Land in
Yucaipa
Valley
Extract* from ths following ar
ticle, which appeared In the Red
land* Dally Review, hit the nail
squarely on the head. The, news
paper man ha» summed up the sit
uation regarding apple-raising com
pletely. We. believe that It will be
of interest to readers of The Herald.
"Bumper crop In the famous apple
section adjoining Redlands. Did
you realize that Redlands Is ap
proaching as an apple growing ren
ter its Importance as an orange pro
duction, section?
"Well, it is.
"Do you know that fruit grown
In the apple orchards of Yucaipa,
Oak Glen, comprising the Redlands
apple growing territory, equal in
quantity that shipped out of the
great Hood River district of Oregon
this year?
"Well, it did.
"Did you ever In your wildest
flights of agricultural imagination
■Oppose that two acres of Oak Glen
apples would grow fifty tons of fine
fruit.
"Well, they did.
"Did you suppose that apple or
chards are this year pressing the
valuable orange groves ,<* to value,
based on returns to the growers?
"Well, they are."
•
The Big
Red Apple
VV
Country
You Want to See It
HOW TO JIEACII '111. YUCAIPA.
Yuca4pa" joins Redlands, the Gem
Cltjr of Southern California, on the
east, and YiUL-alpa City is only 80
minuti-s from Rediands by automo
bile. Buy tickets to Redlands and
call at the company's office, 209 or
ange street, Riedlands.
6END FOR VHF.T. IJTERATt'ItK
If you cannot come, write for free
Illustrated pamphlet and map,
which tell In detail a truthful story
of the Yucaipa Valley.
The Redlands & Yucaipa Land
Company courts the strictest possi
ble investigation, not only of the
land offered for Fair, but the general
standing of the company. Refer
ences, any responsible resident of
Redlands and the Yucaipa Valley,
Redlands National Bank, Citizens'
National Bank, Redlande; First Na
tional Bank, Red lands; any individ
. ual banker or business man of Red
iands; Dun and Bradstreet's Com
m"« rciai Agency,
Redlands &
Yucaipa Land
Company
"Oft Onus* »treet,
RJCIIT.A'VDS, CAI*
<(nl.» On» To» Anjtr-Ul* OfTlii-,
830 VNI Sllth «fi"H,
• iround Floor,
Mhlu U802; F5035.
NOTK—Absolutely no connection
with any other Yucaipa Valley land
project.
REALTY DEALERS BUSY
SELLING SAN PEDRO LOTS
SAN PEDRO. April !>.— Anticipating
an increase in values as soon us the
harbor bonds are voted, many ■ real
estate deals have . been . put through,
during the past week. Most of the
sales are outside residence lots. Two
good ra,ii( he.s dose to Wilmington have
been Bold. i: 11,I 1, arid Charles Menvlg
have bought the Lembke ranch of
ninety acres lor Sd.om). ('. C. Sharp
of I.m* Angeles has purchased twenty-
Fix acres north of Wilmington from a
syndicate of local men for J19.500.
In the ("iaffey tracts fifteen ''"'' near
the new extension of the Fifth street
car line have been sold to various pur
chasers moil of whom are J,os Angeles
Investors, at prices aggregating $19.(
The former home of John T. Caffey,
occupied before he completed '.'La
Ramhla." Ills present country home,
has been sold to A. P. Ferl of the real
estate firm of Ferl ft Blckenbaeh, who
will occupy "ie property.
T.ots in Ocean View tract have been
-old by George H, Peck «■ Co. to ,
Hulda 'Radlg, Mary Tnffer and John
Thompson for $SSO each. Through the .
fame firm K. L. Bla.nc.hard, president of
the chamber of commerce, hat bought
n. lot on Eighth street, near Pacific, for
$1200. R. D. Frelsble, a lyis Angeles
attorney, a lot on Sixth street, near
Pacific," for $3500; Mary Boatman, a
house and lot In the Pacific Electric
tract •■orJIWi; John Thompson, a house
and lot in the Oceaji View tract for
$1400, and. Lambert Bond, a Vancouver
capitalist, another In the same tract
for $1800. Frank A. Needham, a patrol
man on the local police force, has pur
chased a house and lot at Point Firmin
for $3100.
in account of the uncertainty as to
the route the city engineer will recom
mend In reaching the outer harbor,
there have been few sales made In
close-In property. When the report of
the city engineer Is finally made public
It Is expected that much business prop
erty will change hands.
BUYING CONTINUES ACTIVE
IN M'CARTHY CO. TRACTB
The McCarthy company reports the
of fight lots In its various pop
ular tracts during the pnst week and
increased inquiry. The sales:
R. O. and Ada Richards, a lot on
Fifty-first place near Normandle. fiOx
130 feet In the Xormajidie Square tract,
$000 cash.
N M. Badger, a lot on Brighton av
enue near Fifty-first street. 42x133 feet.
In the Normandie Square tract, 1780.
Lloyd Montgomery, a lot on Flrty
second street near Halldale, 42x130 feet,
in the Normandle Square tract. $775.
M Sherwood, a lot on Fifty-first
place near Halldale avenue. 55x130 feet,
in the N'ormandlo Square tract. $7.V>.
Vntone Kronka, ft lot on Figueroa
street near Blauson, Mxltl fpf>*. in the
McCarthy company's subdivision of
Brodersen place, $1000.
N Krystol. n lot on the corner of
Linden avenue and Van Ness avenue,
f.oxi;!3 feet, and a lot on Van Ness ay
. Due near Unden, 50x133 feet, ln the
Van Ness Square t.rn.ct. $4000.
Mr Hawkins, bungalow and lot, 143
Wesl Eighty-fifth place, in the Ml
i thy company's Moneta tract, lIMO.
BIG BUNCH OF MARCH SALES
CLOSED BY LOCAL AGENCY
The following sales are reported
by Kllfoll Brothers during
March through the offices of Strong vv
Piikinson:
Moneta avenue square: 1,. V. Daley,
„no lot $fiOO; Mary Swart/., two lots,
J1200; Herman B. Thompson, one lot.
1 tfinO- T F Leonard, one lot. $600; John
Shire two lots, I1J00; .1. A. Hngest,
two iots, $1200; Wytitt & Gray, ten
; lots, $fiooo.
Arlington Heights Terrace bunga
lows w. A. Meßaln, $l«50; ,T. F. Nlch
; olk $I*so.
\g\ n Heights Boulevard tract:
I \ T'llen $1200; Mrs. Evelyn Mer
rill $1200; Dr S. Tf. Boule, 11200; I/.
' H Johnson, $t20"; 3. O. Case, two lots,
| $2400- Mrs A. Wuelle, two lots. J2400;
Mllburn, $1200; Miss Nellie Mead,
11200.
Arlington Heights Terrace tract:
■ ,ye, HOBO; 234
Howard summit to local syndicate,
$128,700.
LOTS SOLD IN ARLINGTON PARK
There has been much activity In the
Arlington Park tract, of which C. S.
C.itudal is tlie owner and George J.
Is agent, and as a reeull seven
lots are reported sold last week, as
follows: —,_._,
To William Swift, lot 7 on Thirty
fifth plaj:o ajid Van Ness; to J. J Kel
ly lot 86 "ii Van Ness avenue, between
Thirty-fifth plate nnd Tliirty-Bixth
nlace; to B. P. Kronk'k, lot 22 on Ar
lington between Thirty-fifth place and
Thirty-sixth place: to Olive T,. S. My
ers lot ■".) on Arlington between Thirty
sixth place and Thirty-seventh place;
„,' ,• c Mttlefleld, lot M on Van Ness
between Thirty-fifth place and Thlrty-
Fixth place; to Richard Paly, lot ,:t on
Van Ness between Thirty-fifth place
and Thirty-sixth place; to C. C. Wall,
„,, g S „„ van Ness between Thirty-fifth
place and Thirty-sixth place.
INVESTORS ACTIVE AT LOMITA
Selling at Loralta subdivision near
Wilmington and Fan Pedro continues
t0 increase as the date of the coming
bond election approaches. The follow
eople purchased last week: John
indernen, Carl Andersen, Lars plson,
Johanna OUon, Sine -Miller, Ann;. Pi
i A. and J. Hrier. .1. A. Bta
nles Fannie P. Beardsley, Frank Rose.
A i! I ymaii William Forbes, Annie
F." VVII ns, \ C. Weat, Wayne Rot
..i \u--Mist Waywood and Willis
nan. The total sales ag-pregate
„i value $8025.
BUILDING IN VERMONT SQUARE
pi VP tnm-e houses were started last
ln the Southwest i-and company"!
I gpuare. The builders are:
p*red f Wise on the north Ftd« of
hth street, between HaJldala
and Denker.
Mr* Emmet Myerant, on the north
nf Forty-eighth street, between
n.ir . i nd Tl estern.
W. Wright, on thfVßOuth Fide
„, p O rt Blxth street, between Dmkc%
■nrd.
Morris M, Nelson, on the north side
i ith itreet, between Hall-
I i lenker.
I „ . .111 the north side of
' met, between lfalliale and
I I ienker.
BUNCH OF LOT SALES
Thi * B. BurclC company re
llowli lea for the put
FoU! lota in Burck*s Golden tra'-t to
Frank Stafford of Tarklo, Mo., two of
i are 50xl(M each, at $1800; two
61x101 feet nt. |1700
i,"' ■ ioldi n i ract, 40x128
feet, tn Frederli • I fur $sno.
.Four lots In Burck's Normandie Avo
nue tract, 4Qx123 feet, to L. P. Schaefer
at $750 each. —"*>**
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1010.
PLACING NEW GAS MAINS
BY THE MILE IN EAGLE ROCK
Large Electric Light Plant to Be
Established—Old Ranch Sold
Eh sic Rock is now invader! by an
army of ditch diggers, laying some
fifteen miles of gas mains. At the
same time the Eagle Rock Improve
ment I'MRiic has two propositions be
fore it for the Installation of electric
light, one of which will undoubtedly be
accepted. The contract for grading of
boulevards from Pasadena, through
Eagle Rock to Gtlend&le, lias been let
to Peter Walker, who will immediately
corpulence operations on the Eagle
Rock section of the road.
The. Rri wards & Wlldey company
has purchased from F. D. Hollings
north, Mrs. Jessie. L. Nuns, W. J.
Mc< ',-irroll and William H. Nuss, the
old Hollingsworth ranch in the west
rrn portion of Eagle Rock. The prop
erty consists of some fifty acres of
choice foothill land, facing on the
Baffle Rock-Glerfdale electric line, and
also on the. boulevard. It adjoins the
Occidental Heights tract on the west
and li regarded as. the choicest piece
of acreage remaining in Eagle Rock. '
The newcomers will nt once subdivide
the property and install the same
class of improvements that they are
now constructing in Occidental
Heights. The aggregate consideration
for the land was $55,000. $1100 per
acre.
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BUILDING PERMITS
Following: are the permits Issued since
the last publication of the list and
classified according to wards:
Permits. VaJue*.
First ward 2 } 2.31Y1
R»eond ward 3 8,350
Third wart i b.v,
Fifth ward s 8,200
Ruth ward s 3.600
Seventh ward 1 14,"")
KlKhth ward - too
Ninth ward 1 g,200 l
Totala M W.SM
I.an Franco street, 3020— R. W. Thur
her, f,15 South Fickett street, owner j
and builder; one-story six-room resi
dence, $SOO.
Normandle avenue, 4157— Mrs. H. W. I
Bohrman, 3523H Vermont avenue, own
er and builder; one-story seven-room
residence, $2000.
Griffin avenue, 414 South—O, 15. I
Goodman, owner; E. W. Keller, build- I
er; one-story six-room residence, $2000.
Forty-ninth street, 1008 East—George
H. Dewalls, 4011 Central avenue, owner
and builder; one-story five-room resi
dence, $1400.
Fiftieth street, 1011 East— as
above, $1400. ■ •
Hollywood: Beachwood —Home
Builders, owner and builder; one-story
six-room residence, $2800. '
Klngsley drive, 3060—Jacob Shnger
man, SI4S Kingsley drive, owner ana j
builder; one-story four-room residence,
$300.
JTuron street, 2015 —J. A. Johnson, i
2K16 Jeffries avenue, owner; H. I. Bon- j
ham, builder; alterations of residence,
$800.
Fifty-sixth street, f,34 West—J. H.
Lappe, 227 lOast Thirtieth street, ownor
and builder; one-story six-room resi
dence, $2000.
Main street. 51R South—Kalllsher ea
-516 South Main street, owner; C.
M. Webb, builder; alterations of bulld
ine. $r.oo.
Compton avenue, 4S7o_c. H. Gordon,
at lot, owner and builder; one-gtory
two-room store, $ROO.
Main street, r.717 South—Burke Bros.,
4'iS South Spring street, owners; J. T.
rates, builder; alterations of residence,
$800.
Fresno street. !)4n—D. H. Hewitt, 61S
South Flower street, owner; M- P.
Green, builder; otory-and-a-ha!f elev
en-room residence, $2400 .
San Pedro: Serand street. (S7H West
—Mrs. S ]■;. (ripes. San Pedro, owner
and builder; one-storj' two-room resi
dence, $200.
Ban Pedro: Second street, SBn'i West
—Jlr=. S. K. Crlpes. San Pedro,"owner
nnd builder; one-story two-room resi
dence, $2fto.
Ban Julian street, 6rw -New Method
laundry, at lot, owner aJid builder;
three-story concrete barn, $14,000.
Avlla street 728 —Edward Arnaz. 752
Avlla street, owner; A. A. Guzman,
builder; alterations to residence, $500.
Edendale avenue and Ripple street ■
J. A. Qrelner, owner and liullder; one
stori- four room residence, 1250,
NO SPECULATION IN THIS
$1.00 PROPOSITION
Security Home Builders Offers Its Stock at Par, $1.00 \
WHAT IT IS WHERE • WHAT IT OFFERS
Security Home Builders is a co-operative Building Com- It builds homes wherever the. purchaser wants them It Offer! I proposition that should pay at least 12 per
neturuy noina suiuwn . c i » built, provided the chances lor improvement in th« locality cent on the investment the first year, and that should ln
pany that is Just beginning business. aro g<^ od crease from time to time.
It has an exceptionally bright future before it, and no It do<lg not y, xx ua for undesirable people) nor In places In All homes built belong to Security Home Builders until
mistakes or debts behind it. It starts with a clean slate which the chances for advance in valuer are not Rood. While paid for; this makes the security back of the stock the best
and has the experience of all the older companies which beitif, liberal with the home buyer it looks very carefully — clear, clean homes. An Investment in this desirable stock
work along similar lines, to guide It. It builds homes after to jts ovvn interests. Scattered buildings are better in the is safe—sound— profitable and euro to very materially ad
they are sold and floes not speculate or go Into debt. en d than developing tracts. vance in value.
This makes a bright future for Its stockholders. Thi» makes a bright future for Its stockholders. This makes a bright future for Its stockholders.
The stock in thin vigorous young company which In Just commencing business and has an mi- I As a, savings proposition this stock should prove wonderfully attractive because every stoek
unally bright future before It and strong men back of It. is belnu sold at par, $1.00. It can be I holder Is on the ground floor, and because by reason of the security of Its Investment* there Is no
tiou«rht In lots of 5 shares or more, for cash or on payments of 10 per cent down and S per cent per ■ possibility of failure. ''/.. -.'• *../>.
month . I Nothing so good has been offered for subscription In a long time.
Wls« investor* who know a good thing and who keep their eyes open, see In such offerings ttn tills the opportunity to make money rapidly and safely. • '■;'"■'
General literature Is free l>v mall or at the. office, or a represents tire will call on you If you prefer. If you have any money that you are thinking of Investing- In a home building preposition, don't make a
decisive move until you have ln>e»tlgated this business. Get In at the bottom and grow frith .„. _ .
Home hud
Builders of Low Cost, High Class Homes
Phones— Home F4434, Main 4424 415 &. Hill St., Los Angeles, Col.
Jo the Stockholders
of the
Los Angeles Investment
Company
■ ■ _ ■;-,,, - ...... , r
The officers of the company are desirous of increasing our small stockholders' Guarantee Fund to
$100,000, and have inaugurated a system of calling on every stockholder who has received back his
entire investment in the shape of dividends to donate 1 per cent of all dividends thereafter received by
him to the Guarantee Fund. This will, we believe, bring our Fund up to the desired $100,000. The <|
Fund has increased in the past two and one-half years from $12,000 to over $35,000. Stock purchased
by this fund is sold at auction every week.
The creation of this Fund has been, in our opinion, one of the best moves ever made by this com
pany. It is a general understanding among the public that corporations squeeze out their small stock
holders. This company has always protected its small stockholders, and we hope always to be able to
say in the future, asi we can of the past, that no stockholder has ever lost a cent by investing in this
company.
The value of small stockholders in furnishing us customers for homes, and advertising, is too great
to be even estimated.
Flos anceles investment combany
ji ji.\.v/-j|-ji j i— f
i
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Largest Co-Operative Building Company in the World
Capital and Surplus $3,613,000
RAPID SALE OF ACREAGE IN
FERTILE MERCED COUNTY
The Los Angclfw office of the Ix>n
Angeles Co-operative J^anri and Trust
company reports the sain of $17,200
worth of land in Its Merced colony
during the last two days. Various
branches of the company have sold
during that time a total of $27,000 worth
of this land. These sales were of
tracts ranging from five to eighty
acres. Tt Is stated that every lot sold
is to be Improved, at otne. Tho aver
age, sales of the Merced colony since
tin tract was placed on the market
the first of the year have been consid
erably better than one lot a day. Ml r
eed colony Joins the city limits of
Merced, a town with a population of
R-iOO, in the San Joaquin valley. There
Is to be an excursion leaving I.os An
geles at 0:30 p. m. Tuesday. April 12;
round trip, $13.10. Free berths can be
reserved by calling at the local office
of the company tn the I.issner building.
Many Improvements Wanted
by Residents of Southeast
The Centra] Avenue Improvement as
sociation was organized Thursday
evening at 4509 Central avenue for the
purpose of boosting the southeastern
section of the city. Constitution and
by-laws were adopted and the follow
ing Officers elected: Captain M.."ie,
president; Isaac Smith, vice president;
i. <'. Cornell, secretary; J. V. Akey,
treasurer.
The various committees were ap
pointed and work immediately start
ed on the ffillowinK subjects: C'rosstown
street car line, ad vertisinK, ilisiicsnl
of storm water on Central avenue, lar
ger water mains, more lire hydrants,
more fire alarm boxea, more street
lights, more parks and street opening
on McKinley avenue between Fortieth
unc] Forty-seventh Streets, The reßu-
lar meetings will,be held the first and
third Thursday* of each month at the
same place. All property owners and
.business men are urged to join and
push the good work along
Residence of Charles C. Cornell, the
secretary, is at 4531 Central avenue,
phono South 1522.
PERGOLA FOR DOHENY HOME
Architect A. F. Hosenhelm Ik pro
paring plans fur a pergola of artificial
stone to he erected in connection with
E. I* Doheny's residence In Chester
place. It will lip 140x12 feet, and 12
feet high. The walls will be of hoi
low tile, paving of red brick and
beams of redwood, and it will be
wired for electric lights.
TART II
GREAT IMPETUS GIVEN TO
REALTY AT WILMINGTON
During the past ten days realty aales
reported by George W. Vansyckla In
Wilmington (Los Angeles) harbor reg
ion hfuvo totaled morn than $65,000.
Among these was tb« sale of 26.70
acres at $760 per acre, fourteen acres
at $1000 per acre, both to eastern cap
italists; also thousands of dollars In
lots to Individual local and eastern
purchasers.
The market for harbor property is
becoming more active every day. the
nearer the approach of the, bond Issue,
and renewed activity will be witnessed
as soon as the bond* are voted.
350 FEET IN 16.INCH
POAI..TNGA, April 9.—The Coaling*
Royal Oil company, section S-19-15, In
about 3M) feet deep with 16-inch stove
pipe casing.