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iunOay Simcs. 18 SUNDAY MORNING. JULY PART V. Heads New Los Angeles Project BANK IS VITAL TO STOGKYARD MILLIONS SPENT ON PORT WORK (Continued from First Page) Group of Enterprises Work in Cooperation L. A.

P. B. Co. Reduces i Price on Roofing Tile Head of Financial Institution Gives A'eiii Data Linked Close Together With Cattle Interests A new price has been established by this company on Spanish Roofing Tile which is only 16 per cent above the lowest price established for this Tile since it was first manufactured almost twenty. years ago.

rv -V 1 simple iy industrial and commercial houses, which prefer to buy, rather than lease. In addition, immense area of harbor frontage is still capable of development, through the dredging of lateral ship canals and channels. It is estimated that there Is 96,000 nores which can be made available in this manner. The land is low and; level, and easily convertible to commercial usage. On account of the rise and fall of the river.

It was found necessary to build a ship lock, in order to adjust the levels in the canal and the inner harbor, between the Gulf and the river. New Orleans, not content to rest upon its laurels, now plans to create an entirely new channel between the inner harbor and the Gulf. Located 110 miles from the mouth of the river, silt and current have created a problem which has somewhat increased navigation difficulties. Since 1839 South Pass, the site of the Eads Jetties, has served as a thirty-one-foot channel, and for some years the government has been attempting to create a thirty-five-foot channel through Southwest Pass, but has been unable to get the desired depth. SHIP CHANNEL The completion of the inner Vinrhrtr nrnlppf nnw makpn feasible J.

A. McNaughton Vice-president and general manager of the Los Angeles Union Stock- yards. This is a marked contrast to the prices now asked for other basic materials such as Lumber, Cement, Brick, Hardware, etc, which now range from 50 per cent to over 100 per cent above prewar prices. Reduction in prices of other types of Roofing Tile manufactured by L. P.

B. Co. range up to ten per cent. of the Junction burden; they must All Roofing Tile delivered after July 2 will be billed at the new reduced price, re gardless of when ordered. be swiftly moved.

"Junction schedules are timed to the delivery of perishables, hence other commodities so-called "dead" tonnage share in the JUNCTION ROAD FOR FACTORIES (Continued from Eleventh Page) the dredging of an 'entirely new ship channel of forty to forty-five foot HontVi dlrppt tn the- eulf through Lake Pontchartrain. five speed of food necessity. This gives Central Manufacturing industries an advantage impossible to over miles from the river, ine pro- nnaod rhnnnp Rtrike the gulf many miles eastward of the estimate. It was the men who have made such a great success of the Chl- 'cago Union Stockyards, the Cen mouth of the Mississippi Kiver. it is estimated that 90 per cent of the vessels bound for New Orleans approach from the East, and the new channel would effect a saving of twenty-four hours in running time for vessels coming from the East.

It will also eliminate the slit and 1 current problems of the Federal assist tral Manufacturing District of Chicago, and the Chicago Junction Railroad, that are back of the Los Angeles enterprises of similar names. They realized that this BY rSO KXORPP President Southwest State Bank. ''he rapid development of the froup of enterprises recently established In Los Angreles for the furtherance of a live-stock market and Industrial center Is truly remarkable. The group comprises the Southwest State Bank. Southwest Cattle Loan Company, Los Angeles Union Stock Yards, Central Manufacturing District of Los Angeles and Los Angeles Junction Bail-way.

Industries organized on the scale of the Union Stock Yarks and Central Manufacturing District, must. In order to attain heir greatest efflcimcy, have closely associated with them a strong financial institution. It was natural then that when the Stock Yards Company was organized that men fuly ac-acqualnted with live-stock financing should become associated with the enterprise. It was also natural that men familiar with mercantile banking 6hould become closely affiliated with the Central Manufacturing District, and as both of these enterprises were being brought into existence by the same Jveople, it was inevitable that all should be brought together in a Closely associated group. In order to give a proper understanding of the immensity of this undertaking and the Influence it is bound to have not only on Los Angeles or Southern California, but on the entire Southwestern part of the United States, it is necessary to briefly outline each separate unit of the group and to go into the hlHtory of a similar proposition that has proven wonderfully successful in Chicago.

Fifteen years ago the Chicago Central Manufacturing District, bow one of the world's greatest centers of industry, was represented by a single factory. Now there are nearly 300 powerful industries humming with their daily activities on the territory surrounding the lone plant that converted Chicago's cabbages Into sauerkraut. VXIOX STOCKYARDS Everyone knows of the magnitude of the Chicago Union Stockyards, but some may not know that linking these two enterprises the Chicago Union Stockyards and the Central Manufacturing District -in more ways than one is the Chicago Junction Railway. A recent magazine article says: "It is one of the greatest freight carriers In all the world if not the greatest and It carries its loads with the greatest dispatch. The live-stock and meat products of the stockyards Industries perishables all form a good share territory needed just such facili ties.

That the ljve-stock men or CITOKa SIXTH PUOOR-FROBT CLDO. ance in the construction of the new channel will be asked, and it is believed that the channel will be a Los Angeles is that the Chicago Junction Railway System will be duplicated, in form of construction and plan of operations, in that and that construction is under way and progressing rapidly. "The business' of thls wonderful system, is freight freight first, last and all the time. "It lives and works in terms of freight how to originate it and how to handle it quickly and cheaply for the producer. To take the Junction Railway out of Chicago would be like taking the mainspring out of a watch; to add this system to Los Angeles Is to make more industrial wheels go 'round, "New wheels, more wheels, new business, more business, new freight, more freight, new industries and more Industries and prosperity for everyone is what "this system has done for Chicago and will do for Los Angeles.

"Born as an idea, conceived from' the fact that distribution is one 'of the most important threads in the fabrics of commerce and that lost motion in transportation is an. economic waste this system, development of the near tuture. To create the modern harbor of vaw orionnn had many the great Southwest that territory reaching from El Paso, on the Southeast and from Butte Mont, on the northeast clear to the Pacific Ocean needed a central marketing' point that would be so situated us to be easily accessible at all seasons of the year and a natural distribution point for a large and rapidly growing population. They realized that the centralizing of. diverse manufacturing Interests in one comprehensive, scientifically constructed and sup things to do.

The city was forced to devise a sewerage and drainage system for a region auvoia of nat ural grades, ana mis was uuue through the installation of automatic underground electric pumps. Vnr dralnaee riurposes a special pump had to be devised. ervised district makes possible effi tor years tne cuy nau ucnv Mu Hnmulln water SUDDlv from ciency and economy of operation, in rain water, but this was inadequate In the port develop the highest degree. i Vast as these enterprises are, they must have a 'central place where their (activities meet as it ment program, oniy i buui Ymon. the muddy river water and wells, which in most were a sort of clearinghouse and under the supervision and management of men of vision has become a conspicuous example of efficiency of the times.

cases yielded salt water. 10 overcome this difficulty an enor-mnna filtrnflnn nlant was built and "Today the great accelerator is system, and as to system pure filtered water Is now delivered so cheaply that it is used for washing the city's streets, and for fighting fires. the affiliated bank The Southwest State Bank furnishes this place. STOCKYARDS BANK Every bank located, in a stock raising district finds it necessary, at some time, to make use of the services of the "Stockyards" bank and it is well known that a large percentage of the business of "stockyards" banks comes from other banks. It is therefore necessary that the bank located at the yards must be prepared to serve the entire territory tributary to the yards.

It must be prepared to assist local banks in the financing of their live-stock" customers. It must be prepared to give an intelligent collection service, for Here from one firm In one store you can select actually everything yon need for your building. No need to run around town. Everything from cellar to garret. Lnmber, plumbing, hardware, paint, roofing, sash and doors, or If you prefer, a complete Ready Cut Home can be purchased from us.

Consider the advantage of this. You hare to establish credit with but JM nnA firm. Par all vonr bills with one concern and be assured by our guar antee of satisfaction that the whole transaction will be a happy one for you. Here are some of the bargains we are featuring this week: PORT PROTECTION Further port protection was secured by the elimination of yellow fever ana bubonic plague; with these eliminated movement of commodities through the port has proceeded unhampered. New Orleans draws upon the entire Mississippi Valley for Its commerce.

Navigable waterways radiate from New Orleans to Pittsburg, St Paul and Minneapolis, and the city will soon be connected twlth Chicago by an all-water route. An lntracoastal barge canal will soon extend from Pensacola, to Brownsville, crossing the Mississippi at New Orleans. In addition, rail connections exist between New Orleans and Atlanta and beyond, Chicago, St. Paul, St. Louis, Kansas City, Omaha' and other points.

The harbor of New Orleans has been built to handle the trade and commerce of this there are many things incident to "Imagine you are a maker of linen rugs and are located in the Central Manufacturing District. "You are in a district of some E00 acres in the exact geographical center of Chicago. Besides yourself there are about 250 other industries with freight shipments that exceed 100,000 cars yearly. "At your door Is a siding of the Chicago Junction Railway, the railway that handles the great volume of stockyards and packing house tonnage. This railway connects directly with every railway entering Chicago.

"You, individually, are the focal point of the greatest network of railroads ln the world. Your buildings are located on every one of these' lines reaching through the land In all directions. "You order a carload. Of raw flax. It is set at your door at the Chicago rate.

"You ship a car of flnishsd rugs. It is taken from your door without switching expense. Even your less-fhan-carload lots are loaded directly into the car from your building. "This is dispatch; this Is effi Grade Material Remember, we always carry in stock a complete line of our celebrated California Poppy Brand of grade ware. These fixtures meet all the rigid requirements adopted by the plumbing trade for grade ware and are fully guaranteed.

live-stock collections that are not met with in ordinary mercantile transactions. Every bank that proposes to take care of the wants of an industrial community must have men affiliated with it who are familiar with the requirements of the manufacturer, the merchant and the Jobber, and in addition be able to understand and take care of those workers employed in these industries as well as those of their families in the surrounding residential districts. The Southwest State Bank has amongst its officers, directors and advisory committee, men familiar with the needs of nearly every line of busi Pedestal-Lava- tones, $12 -fy We hare a number of pedestal lavatories on hand ln factory damaged and seconds -which we are offering at the very low prices of $12 and $15 each, without fittings. Portable Shower, $10.00 v- Just what you need for the summer months or at the beach. Including curtain, ring and all necessary supplies to attach to the wall, $10.00.

Laundry Trays, $10 and $12 Pony and bungalow trays -equipped with Durham trap and nickel plated faucets for hot and cold Everything complete to rough plumbing. These are "seconds." Kitchen Sinks, $5.00 Off grade sinks and factory seconds, sold with strainer only, at $5.00 each while the quantity lasts. territory. Ifam BROADWAY! Btlween 9th and 10lh UNDERPRICED! Fifty-foot to be surrounded by Blumen-thal's huge hotel and buildings, as, projected, immediately. Tenth Street widening and Broadway extension to Harbor make this piece extremely desirable.

Price and terms only from owner's agents. M)t Upon ftealtp Co. Hrmblli Anftltt Krilly Bovi 526 Laughlin Bldg. Phone S7o7 ness. In order that the greatest assistance may be given the live-stock Industry, it is necessary that the facilities of a well organized cattle loan company be available.

One of the best known cattle loan families in the country is the Knorpp family, the business being started forty years ao bv John The port of New Orleans is operated under a four-phase policy, public ownership ofvriver harbor front sites and commercial facilities, open to all under equal terms. Public ownership of inner harbor sites and commercial facilities subject to short-term leases by business enterprises. Public ownership of Inner harbor sites subject to long-term leases and business ownership and operation of commercial facilities thereon. Private ownership of sites on ship laterals of the main canal, and private ownership and unhampered use of the facilities thereon. Public ownership, as practiced by New Orleans, embraces a policy which gives both public and pri Monday Paint Specials Here's a group of specially priced Items that every home painter will need.

Remember these prices prevail on Monday only: I and Zinc Piwte, 11c per lb. I'alntora' Tnrpentlno, 65c sal. In gaL lots. Oil, 85c In sal. lots.

Hperlal Ditrk Bungalow Gray, 10c Uat. White, pearl gray, brown, buff and green, CltlS sal. Straw color 60c g-al. -Odd color In Kalnomln. Ac lb.

Rcsnlar fthadc 6c lb. bulk. High grade Unaeed oil paint in dark colors only, a (1.35 gal. Enamel, $6.50 Gal. A high-grade enamel that should tell for considerably more.

"We have 111 In white and Ivory. Flat White, $1.90 Gal. A limited Quantity of Whittier Co-burn's famous fiat white at-this price. Better buy now for future neds. ciency.

It is like shooting your freight Into the letter-drop. "The cars you load today vanish in the night. Every morning finds the district sidings clean-free of cutgolng cars. "Every morning finds the empties you asked for last night on your siding. The Chicago June tion Railway has a habit of get.

ting empties where they're wanted when they're wanted. It has men whose -only business Is to see to this. "There Is no counterplay of effort on the Chicago Junction Railway. It has no passenger trains; it nurses one idea. And that Is to move freight and move It quickly.

California Tubs, $25 The famous recess and Calif ornia type tubs, priced without fittings at S25. They are slightly imperfect, some damaged, others defective. The quantity is limited and at this price they will move rapidly. Kuorpp, grandfather of Jonathan L. Knorpp, who are active ln the Southwest Loan Company and the Southwest atate Bank.

The Joining of the Southwest Cattle Loan and the Southwest Stato Bank with the othi.r three units vf the group places at the disposal of every kind of industry transacting business at the yards or in the district, whether It be banker, stockman, manufacturer, merchant or worker, io return to me car of rugs that has been snaked from your WMBER Maing auring tne night. 13 "It is shot directly to the Chi cago Union Krelght Htatlon, oper- oi service lie may need. uiea oy me nicago Junction Rail way ln the Central Manufacturing District. There are hundreds of curs carded for all railroads entering Chicago awaiting the amazing stream of frelht that comes pourin ln from district industries Corrugated Iron, $6.00 That's the present price per hundred square feet for corrugated Iron, and a big shipment Just received gives us a full stock In the standard widths In 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10-foot lengths. Chicken Fencing- Underpriced Graduated mesh, 72 Inches high, ln rolls of 165 lineal feet at $7.60 per.

roll. Sash and Doors Bring your lists to our second-floor sash and door department. We can save you money, not alone on sash and doors, but on Built-in Features, such as medicine cabinets, ironing boards, breakfast nooks and similar items. vate enterprise free play Facilities for shippers and transportation lines are supplied for those who are not ready to create their own facilities; sites are leased to those who desire only temporary quarters, and an opportunity for outright ownership of harbor frontage Is afforded. HARBOR BOARD The harbor Is managed by a board composed of five business men, whe serve without pay, and who are appointed by the Governor of the State.

The board, which acts as a board of directors, has been removed from political Influence, and has been given broad powers under the State constitution. The board appoints a manager, who need not necessarily be a resident of the State, and the manager builds up his own staff and working organization. Department heads Our roanr, many yean' einerlmce In lumber bualnm at your aervloa. Th. km knowledge of our buyer.

In aelerttog the right kind of lumber and the export aupervi.lnn af our mill tn handling the lumber through the ttntahtng nUl and the dry kiln am all at your rv-lc when Ton bur lnmber from u. Not nnljr can wo nopply yon the flneat flnlah but the range of our actli-tlc I an exten.lTO.that we can ujpl any thing elM you need to lower grade of lumber. Lumber blUi can be flgnred tie E. Ninth atreet. or a til omoet at X2M E.

Vernon avenue. and the packing-houses. "The truckers pounce upon your car ana your rugs are distributed according to destinations. Lamp Cord, $1.80 per Hundred That's a low price on this lamp cord. No.

14 House Wire, 90c per Hundred And we have the outside wire at the same price. Electrical "A horde of locomotives swoops down upon the station and snatches away the loadiO cars for their respective lines. Immediately an-other couple hundred empties are spotted and the loading resumes. "Every outgoing car bears a Kl'fcH placard. anaauanoaaaHunaauuauuanannnBnaaan Then, tOO, We frequently have Special Items in odd sizes to offer at very low prices.

7i0ouVfe Floor Polishing Outfit, $3.50 are selected for their executive ability, and they are paid accord Lupton Steel Sash ing to merit, no arbitrary limit a one-pouna can or jonnson Floor wax sold for 85c, will be Included free with a purchase of weighted brush and polisher. Varnish, $2.00 Gal. fastens on anywhere. An ideal lamp for reading ln bed. It clamps on the side of the table or desk and gives the light just where you need it are as much a Dart of th being placed on Under the direction of this board modern home ik Our Interior and floor varnUh ha the world's greatest cotton ware of Men loudly eralMd by eroryon who um It, and It actually 1 wond.rjul house and terminal has been erected on the river front.

The board the modern factory. Many he finer residence Jr. I a1 "Here is a dispatch. Here Is the alpha and omega of system and efficiency In the nth degree. Here Is a machine an perfectly adjusted, keen and effectual and unfailing as the formerly famous French 1 6, "This Is the sort of rail trsns-portation you receive ln the Central Manufacturing District whether you make linen rugs, or fclioen, or ships or sealing wax.

"The Central Manufacturing District does hot offer the uliimn. oft Bargain. Supplies Pull Chain Socket. 4ftg. Flush Switch, toe.

Main Switch, BOe. Knap Bwttrhea, IQo. Porch Ball. SOc. Split Knob.

St per 100, Kcr Sockets, to each. Electric Door Dell, SSn. Cleat Rnacttca. loo ach, IKmr Bell Tran.tormer, ii.lS. has also built what Is said to be the world's most efficient grain This Fixture, $6.00 It's our No.

1963 bowl fixture, equipped with 16-inch boa t. elevator, as well as a very modern Two-Light Bar Fixture, $2.00 A very ipeclal price on this popular fixture. coal tipple and storage pluut. Many Shingle Stain, 85c A thlngl tln that la nearly a rood a a eoat paint. Th red and brown at Ito per gallon; th gr.n at II.0O.

and tn gray at ti ll per gallon. Tna price are tn let only. es have them throughout JV Are Also Agents for Cabot's Stains for stucco wood parts and roof. miles of wharves with steel shed have also been built. A belt-line railway connects all rail lines entering the city, sit warehouses and there Is no ultimate.

Bui ft does wharves, and all factory sites. Port economy has been the aim I gel mi h. Jinn MEAD WHKTI of the city In providing the facilities completed this year. The city has worked tcrellmlnate lost motion, to avoid port congestion. and It Is now working to build up a great market of deposits for the Cabot's Waterproofing for concrete, stucco and brick Cabot's Mortar Phone 821.101.

Ettab. W8 415 EaSt Nillth St. for Your BaUiint products of the Mississippi Valley flier to you system, dispatch, efficiency la transportation that you T-ili seek vainly to find surpssned. perhaps even equalled, ln all the forty-eight States. Which means In all the world.

"In Los Angeles this system connects the shipper directly at the through rate with all the great transcontinental lines entering Los Angeles, as well ss the local and harbor lines." NEW UEALTY DEALER Ben II. Crow, who has been operating in the real estate buMnN, In Riverside and Riverside county for the last ten years, has tnovsil to Los Angeles and entsbllshed his office at (It Story MulMlnn. Klxth on their way anroaa. BSMBISBSBBSBBBMiaasSBaBBSBBBSBjSaaSSSBBSSBSJ A fro KTonm Aonrnov local rouBCsrosrrNCBj HUNTINGTON PARK. July 14.

colors to stain your mortar. The tnansgement of the Hunting A COZY APARTMENT IS READY FOR YOU I ton fark Hervlce Station, located on South Parltlo Boulevard, will begin the erection of a new addition to this building within the next tew days, which will be used for a tire and battery shop, and later will also do light repairing. The building will be 20 by 74 feet la dimensions and of ateeU Lsnf Broadway. He will specialise It would be an ndlass task to find it by walking the strsets. but It's aa easy matter through tha kelp el TWIS want-ad.

ln farm lands. See today's classified advertising pages. MMKminn l-f rriBM i Tsrtory men over 40 rarily have perfect eyesight..