The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER: SATURDAY. JULY 15. 1922 0 S. F. FORWARD MOVEMENT IN SUSTAINED BUILDING DRIVE A 'TAILOR-MADE' BUILDING Readjustmentof consisting of a three-atory brick building, containing five ttores and rooming house above, tr S.

F. 'BUILDS' I I Louts Greenwald. The size of the lot la 25x70. 3 WSBBWiaWiaMWMSWW Real Estate Only Begun-Expert PENS IN FILL FOR SEA CLIFF 5 MlLESHiGH The West of Twin Peaka district will within a few months have- the facilities of another artery for traffic down the peninsula with the opening of the first unit of the Sky- 6 IIS During the past week Allen Company report having sold a home in Sea Cliff to Dr. A.

H. McNulty for $12,750, This sale marks the completion of the sale of a large number of hornet ranging around thla price which Allen Company have built and told In their tract It Is planned to concentrate ef ilne boulevard. 1 1 A 1 T- 37 IH HOUSES IN QUE PARK During the first six months of the present year, 12 houses have been completed in St Francis Wood, and 25 others are now In the course of construction, representing a total investment in housea and lota of more than $706,000. This it the statement of the Mason-McDufflt Company, general agents of the property. The company declares that it is looking forward to the early fall season as marking one of the closing chap-tors in the transfer of this West of Twin Peaks residential park from tts original developers to Its colony of home owners.

More than two-thirds of the home sites in St Franclt Wood are now sold, according to a statement of the company this week. Less than 200 building sites remain to be sold before the Mason-McPuffle Company relinquishes an undertak Fanciful Building 2,700 Stories High Is Based Upon S. F. Forward Movement Figures forts on a higher priced type of home during the next season or two at least it is announced. Surveys are being made and ground broken for a group of IS homes on the east line of Twenty- Mi auluhuiir AceiBiniu v-ny rn-glneer Heaiey, the grading on this first unit, which starts at the intersection of Sloat boulevard and the Great Highway West of Twin Teaks and extends to the Spring Valley Lakes, is now approximately 75 per cent completed.

It is hoped that without interruptions In deliveries of materials the road can be available for use before the winter season begins. This first unit of the Skyline boulevard will be thirty-four feet in width, later to be enlarged to thirty-eight feet When the grading it completed It will be macadamized and then opened to traffic. Ultimately after the fills have had ample time to settle the road will be surfaced either with concrete or concrete and a covering of asphalt. eighth a botween Lake at. and Camlno del Mar.

These homes will, Commenting upon the remarkable building activity in Oakland, where the issuance of permits for hoine-bulldlng hat been unprecedented, Walter H. Leimert, of the Walter H. Lelmert Company, tays in reference to the general building situation: Unprecedented building activity prevails not only In Lake-shore Highlands but throughout the country. I believe It will continue at present proportions through the heart of the season. I agree with Roger Babson when he says that within the next ten years the building of suburban homos should rival the growth of the automobile, good roads, the movies, the phonograph or radio.

The readjustment in industry Is well along, the readjustment in real estate values has only begun. Lots in the best residential sections of Oakland can be bought cheaper right now than they will ever be bought again. Undoubtedly real estate values In the desirable homes sections of Oakland were never more advantageous than today. Activities East of Kearny St Watched it is stated, be built on large lots and will be completely detached. They will sell for about $1,500 1 I Buy now 1 Several have already been mold and Combina tion building for business and living purposes now being finished on Geary between Mason and Tayjor streets for A.

F. Rousseau is considered a classic along latest New York lines. Allen Company are revising the plant for these hAuses to conform to the wishes of the owners. It Is planned to have the first bouses In this group finished in four months. or pay more.

ing which visiting experts declared is one of the finest examples of city planning to be found anywhere in the United States. Summer Homes in Clear Lake Country Heaiey rurtner reportt that tne contract for the second unit of fifteen miles Is ready to be advertised. This will carry the boulevard south to the Half Moon Bay road and furnish a material solution to the traffic congestion now prevailing on the main highway down the peninsula. Residents in the West of Twin Peaks district look forward to the opening of the Skyline boulevard as With the first of July the Clear Lake Villa Sites, a tract formerly known as the Springe ranch. Lake county, on which the famous Dal-xell Brown mansion was built, have been made available as an attrac Nevada Man Buys Marlborough Hall Irvin C.

Keeler, hotel and realty broker, reports through hit office the sale of the furniture business and lease of the Marlborough Hall Apartments, 1060 Bush st, San Francisco, containing 150 rooms. The purchasers are George Brods-gan, for the past seventeen yeart Secretary of State of Nevada, and Mrs. Brodegan, and the seller is Mrs. Francis Rive. The lease Is for nine yeart calling for a total rental over that period of $185,000.

Realty Firm Has Active Week Umbsen, Kerner Elsert, reportt they have told several holdings aggregating a total of $200,000 during the past week. Among the recent transactions was the tale of the property at the southeast corner of Sixth and Clara I 3 tive subdivision providing large lots and acreage for summer homes, the tract extending along four miles of lake front on the northern shore of the lake. This' spot is well known to the boys of the bay district as the San Francisco and Berkeley camps have been held In this vicinity for a number of years. "The natural beauty of the Clear Lake Villa Sites, with its milet of another big link in the Bystem of boulevards which has made this district one of the most attractive residential sections- in San Francisco. This system now includes the Great Highway, Sloat boulevard, St.

Francis boulevard, Junlpero boulevard, Dewey and Portola drive. These boulevards are Interconnecting and tie West of Twin Peaks district with Golden Gate Park and other sections of the city. Lurie Closes Two Big Realty Deals Louis R. Lurie, local capitalist announced yesterday the closing of two important deals. One Is for the construction of a branch post-office at Sixth av and Clement st.

This already hat been leased by the Government for a term of ten years at a total rental of $34,800. For the Hookwald Chemical Company, Lurie la building a three-story fireproof building on Bryant near Second tt. The lease, for -ten years, has been closed at a total rental of $30,000. aj -ft pebbled beaches and groves of oak an and laurel trees, has been en- chanced." says Miss Howard of dUttrT -lit ar tilm i 'U'l The North Central Improvement Association in its monthly report of activities, notes that investors and merchants have their eyes on the tectlon east of Kearny stM from Broadway touth to Market st. Montgomery st, the report ttates, Is showing the greatest activity, with office and store buildings being erected.

Old buildinea are being removed to give place to more modern and larger structures. Among the recent sales noted of properties are the southeast Vomer of California and Kearny to Fred Hechter; the southeast corner of Pine st. and Hardie place, to B. Hersch, and the northeast corner of Kearny and Post to Bernard and Samuel Lowe and Samuel Pau-son. The Association voiced ltt opinion favorably on the action of the Board of Supervisor! in making tha position of John McLaren, superintendent of Golden Gate park, independent of the municipal pension ordinance by increasing his compensation and providing for hit retention.

The Association also disapproved the unmerging of the Southern Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads Lake county, now In the city with Kramer Lake Company, "by laying out the tract with a maximum of lakeshore building siws. and In i DS I FIGURES IN A "Palace" Special providing a recreation center, golf course and a 10-acre natural park fronting on the lake, in 'addition to a 177-acre hunting preserve. "Special Inducements in the way Sale in "Wejrtwood Park" corttimHs without kt-up. New hornet are in many inttancet sold completion. Every weeli, day you past in "waiting or thinking" about buying that home of your own lessens yoor opportunity of tecuring an ideal home at to moderate a price Westwood Park Although "Weitwood" home owner will not easily part with their holdings, the ra-ulet that have been made thow an advance over the original purchase price that plainly spells this message to you, "Buy ne or pap more." Bight new yob can rtill hny a "Westwood Bungalow for a cash payment of $1000 to $1500 and the Balance $50 to $65 per month 318-324 Kearny St.

PkoaM Kearar SSI TRACT OFFICKi RANDOLPH 14M SALE JULY 22 EALTY SUES By ALEX. R. JONES. If sJl of Srji Francisco's building perations for the past six months had been concentrated on one structure It would have produced a building more than Ave miles In height and containing more than 2,700 stories. This graphic Illustration of San Francisco's building activity since ths Inception of the San Francisco forward movement was brought out at a meeting of the managing committee of the movement yesterday, the figures being based on San Francisco building permits Issued since January 1 of this year.

These figures show that the combined number of stories In the new buildings erected since January 1 Is 1,782. About 85 per cent of these dwellings and flats, and the figures do not Include about 1,000 permits taken out for alteration Jobs. Figuring the average height of a story at 10 feet, the aggregate height would be 17,820 feet, or a little more than five and one-quarter miles. THE UPPER STORY. A building of such a height would tower ten times taller than Mount and the fastest passenger elevators In the city, running without a stop, would require forty-five minutes to reach the top.

Incidentally, the climate up there would not much resembla California weather. While the five-mils building Js purely -an Illustration, the work of constructing the 2,782 stories hat actually been done in San Francisco In the past six months. F. W. Blanchurd.

president of the Northern California Building and Loan Association, who was attending a meeting of the forward movement committee for the first time, gave' another illustration of th practical results that have followed the campaign Of advertising and publicity. LOCAL ACTIVITIES. "Tour forward movement activity have simply swamped all the building and loan associations in the city," he said. "We have more applications for building loans than we can possibly handle, because funds are not available. There is an abundance of money In San Francisco, and if investors could be taught thy4dvitntages of real estate mortgage you would find even more building going on than there is at present." Much of the activity of the San Francisco forward movement is now being directed toward educating investors to a knowledge that San Francisco realty and building operations offer a splendid field for investment in well paying securities that are absolutely safe.

$50,000 Westwood Sales in 2 Weeks Baldwin Howell report that tales in Westwood Park for the first twlve days of July have averaged one every other day, the aggregate for the twelve days being over $50,000.. One of 'th recant aalw wa the purchaae hr V. F. Puff of th Arm of Diiff Doyle of Mmlo Pari. Th firm iu diaaolrad lenrtl yeara aso, after harine teen naged in budnnu at Menlo Pirk for moraUn fifty yeuv.

Duff aa retired from touine. and Intend to.reeide in WtTod Park prrraanantljr. The purchue tay I-iiT consoled of a til-room fcirifalow on the west line of ajiraoiar arntie, north of Wtldwood aj, which, incluinf a 40-foot lot, wa acquired for the very moderate prl of IS.50O Ear! J. Tookw, who it pnnnerted with tha earinre department of the First Federal Tnut Oomiuny, hai alwtd Weatwood Park for hi home. Tooker raid $8,600 for 4 ail-room bunfalnw at Uaelewood arenue, opporite Greenwood trmtit.

The lot upon which the bunia-lpw la con.tnicted hi a frontag- of 5 fw with, a depth of 90 feet. The bunfralow pur-ehaefd by Tinker it on juit completed by -1 of modest prices and long term payments will make it possible for July vacationists to secure a permanent summer horn at the cost of a usual summer outing. This beautiful re One Week Only MOORE 3TILLSON WRENCH Coldweil, Cornwall Banker the second week of July as be gion with all its out-of-door lure, Is now but an easy ttx-hour drive ing active. Over $1,350,000 repre from the bay cities, via Sausalito, sine the completion of the Hop- sents the total volume of sales made by this firm during the past week, it is stated. The largest of these sales, which wat made in conjunction with and expresses hope that theymay Continue to operate at a tingle unit of transportation.

Petaluma Realty land-Lakeport lateral, making a beautiful scenic trip In Itself with a return through Callstoga and Val-lejo. "The Clear Lake Villa Bitea lie 14- inch Eetr. 92.2a $1.90 on a lakeshore boulevard but a few milet from Lakeport, In Heavy Demand PETALUMA, July 14. Ground 2 A partment Houses haa been broken for the first home CARMEL-BT-THE SEA, July 14. Coming at the height of the Car-mel season and in the midst of the Kerra festival, to be celebrated July 21, 22 and 23.

the opening Bale of home sitet in beautiful Carmel Woods bids fair to be an event of unusual interest. It will take place on Saturday, July 22, with sales offices on thej grounds, under direction of Byington Ford of the Del Monte Properties Company. Carmel Woods is a magnificent region richly clothed in oaks and pines. Immediately adjoining the present town limits of Carmel-by-the-Sea and separated from Pebble Beach and Its championship golf ctjurse by the narrow width of Pes-cadero Park. Mark Daniels, the landscape engineer who laid out Forest Hill In San Francisco, Thousand Oaks in Berkeley and Pebble Beach, subdivided Carmel Woods Into 119 home sites, preserving the native charm of the region with its exquisite contours and planning the broad roads in To Lease Office Space in large or small areas In Commercial and Insurance Districts Ranging In price from 7 to 20 cents per square foot HARRIGAN WEIDENMULLER Co.

308 Montgomery St. M. Rosenstlrn, is the property on the touth line of Geary street, between Stockton and Powell streets, the lot being and Improved with a five-story brick building. This property was told for the account of Louis R. Lurie to J.

C. Brickell for approximately $500,000, Lurie taking in part payment the lot with two-ttory brick Sell for $255,000 Louis T. Samuels reports the sale A high-grade, guaranteed pipe wrench, made of drop forged steel. The tool of a thonsand nses about home or shop. PALACE HARDWARE CO.

SAN FRAXCISCO'S LEADING HARDWARE STORE 581 MARKET ST. Mutter UMO "CORBINWARE" of the lot at the northwest comef of O'Farrell and Taylor size for account of A. B. Harrison and M. Burd.

The consideration was in the neighborhood building at the northwest corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets to be erected In the Brown tract on street, on the lot recently purchased by Dr. F. W. Anderaon. The residence will the last word In architecture and will be of colonial design, a two-story structure containing eight rooms.

I. W. Dolliver of San Francisco Is the architect. A. Itiknr, a rancher, who reerntlr bought trant la Ui Lmijr ranch, ha starrM th eon-truction of a btamtful country rMdnc.

He will alao hirild a art of model poetry bona. Mr. Mary Amlemn haa piirchxiM from Paul Dario a catuge on t' Mrs, which liio will imprnr and will plao on th market. Mr. Eilztth Brant aold hr country hem on Wmtom Anoe Rttmaion to A.

C. Palmar, who will take tmnirtiiar tvwwulcn. Tti Brldlnit Brc. oulia will aoon com-nvnc the construction of an addition to th mi.la In Eaat I'etaJuma. Th addition will of 125,000.

The seller in this transaction was represented by Joseph Dwyer Jr. and the lot 10x85 nith two-story building on the south tide of Sutter- (Street, between Montgomery and Sansome streets, this latter building The same firm also reports the sale of a new apartment house on the touth line of Sutter st, just west of Leavenworth, containing 72 rooms. The lot has a frontage being occupied by Coldwell, Corn wall Banker. These two properties were taken by Lurie on a basis of $300,000. Another sale reported by Cold-well, Cornwall Banker is the lot with a three-Btory brick building on the south side of Pine 103 feet east of Saneome street This property was sold for the account of Leon Motee and Gerald Schlessinffer to Benjamin Schloss for $110,000.

For the account of T. M. Burd, Coldwell, Cornwall Banker have sold to W. F. Perkins the vacant corner on the northwest corner of O'Farrell and Taylor streets, T.

M. Burd taking In part payment the vacant lot on the east-line of Larkin street, 67:6 ttt eniitri nt PMHv trpet. One hun rraitlcalj aa large aa cie nrieat building and will oot mora than Vl'VOW. Mr. Agne Boyd ha purchased from A.

the 10-room houa on atrwt, rtoeotlj purcriaaed hr Neil. Artliur ftlii ha told to Mrl MurJ A. Bur-few, a recent arrlra! from N'ew York. ti ranch at Ltonman elation, formerly known a tli O. H.

Wood place. Contractor Leater Clark haa atartrd mod. am for I. B. Raymond on hi lot on Upward etreet.

Oiarlea CJIirtatlaneen of N'orato haa pur-Ahased the Dare Roe ranch at rh junction Of le Loryr and Scott aretmea, Norito. A. W. Hiker of thl dty haa purchased buaineae building in Sonoma from Uie estat of tlie late AugiBt Sehweickhardt, L. V.

Warmire haa aold to diaries Wedel hi mtret in th lypeedway Hotal, Cbtatl Marie and gam D. Ortnl har eol dto W. T. Mooney lot 4A, Ptta-liun. of 50 feet on Sutter st, by a uniform depth of 129 feet.

This apartment was sold for account of T. M. Burd for approximately $130,000. Louis Blum Eddy St. Property Sold W.

Summerfield Son announce the sale to Mrs. Julius Himmel-stern of the property, formerly owned by Louis Blum, a four-story and basement brick building, containing 18 apartments, and three stores, on the northeast corner of Eddy and Hyde sts. This property hasbeen bought by Mrs. Himmel-steni as an investment. It is stated.

such a way that they curvtrtBrouph the oaks and pines, making a series of beautiful vistas. All the roads are surfaced and graveled, arid they radiate from a focal point In the Woods, which has been named Serra Circle, in honor of the who founded the Missions of California and chose Carmel as his permanent abiding place not only in life, but in death. Owing to the exacting artistic Ideals that distinguish Carmel-by-the-Sea, the Daniels plans were submitted to the Town Trustees and Town Planning Commission in order that theif conformity To Carmel requirements might be studied. The plans were unanimously and warmly approved as representing the ideal toward with Carmel hat been striving for many years. Carmel Woods marks the ninth addition to Carmel-by-the-Sea within the space of a few years.

Most of the property in the unique community of artists and writers has been improved and rare changes hands. Hence the expansion of the community bounflariesds welcomed by Carmelites and by would-be Carmelites eager to identify themselves with the region of For Service as Railroad: Machinists, Cabinet Makers Blacksmiths, dred and forty-five thousand dol Would You Like Boilermakers, Electricians, Pipe Fitters, lars was Involved in this For tha account of Benjamin Schloss to a client of the office Sheetmetal Workers, Coppersmiths, Car Inspectors, Woodworkers 1. Riley, the Well-known dealer In r-nidi inatrumenU, think more of Ootoa arenue, in Westwood fark, than any other etieet In th tract. Ella, took a fancy to a aeren-mora bungalow, alto omwtnicted by Kelon Brother, for which he pid $,850. Another ju completed by Nelson Brother.

old to R. L. of the aerrioe department of th H. O. Harri-on Company.

The bungalow in Question 1 oonatroeted on a 40-foot lot on Greenwood arenue. nnooaite Valdee avenue. It in a fire- Coldwell. Cornwall Banker report Tinners, 'the sale of the southwest corner of Fifteenth and Geary st. lot size Car Repairers, 142x100, improved with two apartment house buildings, containing in room haute with bawroent and pw The all twenty-three apartments.

Sell lng price was $130,000. inspiration and originality. Tbe For the account of A. F. Rousseau bunaa-low, like ill other, constructed by NMn Brother, contain! hardwood Boor throughout, and the liTtng room, dinir.f room r.d reception hall are finijhed tn Southern ftum.

The a-mount paid by Barrett for the bungalow wae $7,450. Th latt Mle mad for account of Nelaou Brother by Baldwin Howell wa a en Hatlewood arenue near Montndu arenue eonetructed on a 40-foot lot. which was tola to Theo E. Rulfs. Coldwell, Corn growth toward Pebble Beach it particularly welcomed because it will make more convenient for Carmelites the use of the Pebble Beach golf course.

The opening day in Carmel Woods. July 22, coincides with Serra Day. officially nroclaimed a wall Banker have sold the lot with three-story brick building on the south side of Clay street, between Davis and Front to Thomea Ollhoy. who ii intereeted In mo tion ptotur enterpritea. Th bungalow eon tain eix rootnt, vlth batement and fan, streets.

Selling price, $27,600. For the account of M. J. Schloss holiday by the Town Trustees of to Henry Cohen, who was represented by Wolf Coldwell, and th amount paid by GUboy Jet th nous and lot wa S3.2S6. Oslonel and Mr.

E. B. Pebble, who ar onnected with th Saltation Army, and in who nam the new building on the north line of Golden Gat mi, new Jonei, will Carmel. As part of the impressive In 10 Years Hem Much Will Your Cornwall Banker have sold the ntruned, will rmd in Vteatwood Park on Iflramar trenu by th puroJiae of a bungalow containing six room, vtth basement and ceremonial or Berra Day, a shrine with a wooden statue of Padre Junlpero Serra carved and fainted by Joe Mora, will be dedicated In Serra Circle of Carmel Woods by the Rev. Raymond Mestres.

three-story brick apartment house on the lot the north side of Bush street, feet east of Larkin street. Selling price. Carbuilders (Carpenters) Helpers-All Classes Laborers Under strike conditions best explained by Chairman Ben VV. Hooper of the United States Railroad Labor Board, in his statement of July 1st, reading as follows: "In this case, the conflict is not between the employer and the oppressed employes. The people of this country, through an EE: Act of Congress, signed by President Wilson, established a tri- bunal to decide such disputes over wages and working conditions which are submitted to it in a proper manner.

It is the decision rr i by this tribunal against which the shop crafts are striking. EE "Regardless of any question of the right of the men to strike, the men who take the strikers' places are merely acceptingthe wages and working conditions prescribed by a GovernmentTri EE bunal and are performing a public service. They are not accept ra ing the wages and working conditions which an employer is trying to impose. For this reason, public sentiment and full Govern EEE mental power will protect the men who remain in their positions and new men who may come in." caraire, acquired through Baldwin A Howell $25,000. or aa.iou.

TLB. Plan Work to Live in Carmel by the -Sea? If you are drawn to Carmel-by-the-Sea by its healthful climate, its scenic beauty, its romantic Mission history and its atmosphere of culture, your jlream of owning a home there may now be realized. 119 homesftes will be offered for sale in CARMEL WOODS, beginning July 22 and 23. CARMEL WOODS, immediately adjoHiing Carinel-hy-the-Sfa, is residence subdivision In a noble grove ef oako and pines. It haa broad, winding; roads that mAk every homesile accessible, yet secluded.

Electricity and water on every lot. CARMEf WOODS is within "mashre shot" of Pebble Beaoh and its championship golf course. Of (lie 119 lots in CARMEL WOODS, forty-nine lots size 40x 100 feet are priced at 1350 each. Of the remaining- 70 lots, eleven are priced at $400, two st 1500, one at $550, five st $S00, twelve at $700, one at $760, nine at $800. four at $850, two at $900, one at $950, three at $1000.

one at $1100, one at $1200, fifteen at $1500, one at $2000 and one at Variation In price due to variation In size. Maps on request. Terms: Twenty per cent down, balance In easy payments. Sale begins on the grounds July 22 and 23. Del Monte Properties Co.

OrFICK.t 4M 'rovker Franplsrn Llsaioue Pacific Grove Del Monte Lodge, Hotel Del Mont On Richmond Harbor Home Be Worth': When vou build ot Dickey MASpRpLE tt Stanoaro Hollow Building Tilt tou practically eliminate deterioration, il ot SQould dead to resell Send for our fr. rooklst "Permanent Con traction at th yCott of Frama" i MaDuOctnred by CALIFORNIA BRICK COMPANY oooer tant maaenru JVERMORE wRE BRKjK WORK-CO Misaioi: Street. San Franciscc Builder Exchange, CtXiana RICHMOND, July 14. The message from Congressman Charles F. Curry that the United States Board of Engineers for and Harbors had allotted another $100,000 for trie Richmond harbor project will make continuous work possible.

The present $200,000 contract Is more than half finished. The city will provide $100,000 of bond fids to duplicate the Federal allotment nd another contract will be awarded by Colonel Herbert F. Deakyne, nglneer in charge for this district. The Richmond City 'Terminal, providing ocean shipping, is the largest center of activity on the new harbor up to this time. Large Quantities of freight are being sent out from the wharves of this terminal for ocean shipment or being received for transcontinental rail NEW STORES ion TO LEASE On the corner of Bush and Stockton A retail location and in center of high-class hdtel and apartment district.

Suitable for drug tore, beauty, millinery, novelty or backer shop, express office, etc. RENTS VERY REASONABLE' TREVOR CO: 22 Montgomery St. Sutter 6483 Adequate provisions have been new employes, the same as old erapl work. Applicants should apply at Bureau, No. 65 Market Street, San cers: Superintendent (3rd St.

Statio ramento, Stockton, Dunsmuir, Baker intendents, Sparks, and Roseb Power, Sacramento and Los Angeles. made for the full protection of all oyes who have remained loyally at SOUTHERN PACIFIC Employment rancisco, or any of the following of fill), San Francisco, Oakland Pier, Sac-sfield, Los Angeles; Assistant Super-urg, Oregon; Superintendent Motive J. H. Dyer, General Manager, aispatcn. Harbor construction is giving an assurance of future growth that is stimulating building in all parts of the city and causing an advance of realty la til tecUoci.

Southern i acme Company. llillliil! 111U1M.