Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 67

SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 28, 1919. 15L )aklanD Cifftunc imf i 1 r-fe ft kt tr fcv, ills 4 w-T 5 ')0 Shipbuilding Commerce EASTBAY MUCH INTERESTED HIGH MANUFACTURING BUREAU WORKING FOR ITS MEMBERS TRACT OFFERING IS A SUCCESS IN LAND SHOW OF 1919 HELP BUILDING Shi real! suit 1 OAKLAND TilTeshore Highlands, the r.e residential tract just placed on the market by the Walter H. Mlmert company has, during the past been the scene of unusual' activity, Coincident with the. announcements' IS ALRIGHT Front Rldts nml Nuts, official or (tun of the Manufacturers' Bureau of the Chamber of Com-merw. M.

Ljio. ICdltor and SetTPtsry. A I Kastern electriual tnanufuclurer wunta an Oakland Specialty house Interested in securing Ioal 'representative. Exporters Interested In Cuban trade cun secure the nume ofCu-biin representative by writing to us. A San Francisco uttorney representing the lvgal Aid Society of lias his services for-Americsniaation work in factories.

There are several Mark Title companies who have sent iis literature regarding protection of American trade marks in foreign countries. We will bi glad to furnish such information us we have to interests' purtles. of tne opening tne property Its appeal to, both the immediate home-builder snd the investor'' h.S been attested iy the sales recorded during the first 'week In which both, Till File Brief Attacking the Constitutionality of the Act Creating the Office of State Real 'Estate Commissioner classes of tuner were about equaiif Two sales ot Oakland property to Han Francisco Investors are re-purled this week by Fred IS. Reed, which, it la' argued, shows an inclination upon the part of capitalists from across the bay-to put their money Into Oakland real estate. These sales, coupled with the information given out by Mr.

Reed that Han Francisco hanks are extending the sone of their operations in Kastbay real estate to Include down-town property that has. uy to the present noi been considered de-alratile security, are advanced as showing an increasing interest in this section by Investors and bankers. Walter Arnsteln, president of the Oakland, Antiooh a Kastein electric railroad, has purchased the smith-east corner of Twenty-third and Webster streets, which wilt be Immediately improved with a sales' Dr. J. Calvin Settles Tells the 'Oakland Real Estate Board About Jupiter, JS'eptune and Real Estate Business i represented.

In the matter of transportation r.iiilliies. both local and transbay, lines are available. Direct servloe. nil the Key Ilotite brings the prOp- eity Vithin thirty-six minutes of Market street. Sun Francisco, while Oaklanders Defeated the Law Two Years Ago and Are Determined to Defeat This One If It Is Possible to Do So local lines bring It within nine min--utes of the of th Oakland business sect iuii.

A number of newv schools are in the immediate vlciit-' Ate4f. I A -T? to; Vs. A XT P' VVfX i I hf rxr v- I It In jM piij-fl. uy oi ine orooeriy. "Another a that you are doinRiroom and service station to be occu- The ii in ml beauty of the prop--erty has been- brought to Its highest development by.

expert landscape-; ui.fl.iiln. Sira.f wni-L iitaaratka a man a real ei-viu. when you sell; pied by the I'. K. Webster company, him a home.

amenta for the Roamer Automobile "Another is that the- honest real company. Another lot in this same estate man is a real asset to a com ynfUhborhood, on Twenty-first and other Improvements have been of the nlilulnulilo In keening inunity. lie is Ihe.nian who build, afreet, adjoining the Wlllard Rat- wiili thf nature of the property, is furthr protected as a permanent residential tract by the building re strictlons that havebeen placed upon it, guaranteeing salnst the enn croachuient of any business district. While the property wss held by the previous owners with the possibility of it being added to the local park system the 'residential dUtrict up your town by opening op property, bringing in new people and building new homes. "Now is the greatest time in th world for Investment right here (n Oakland.

The future of this country Is on this coast and In the San Francisco bay region, 1 know of properly riittit In the business part of town that Is laying aroiind altira; for someone to gobble It up. Real estate never was so low as at the present time, and never will be again. Dr. Kettles has a theory that the plithets control business and everything else upon this earth, and he says that the planets. Jupiter, representing money, and Neptune, representing business activity, both good and bad, are In the proper conjunction to bring both nom'y snd business td this coast for the next five It will probably be the first of November before a.

decision can be rectoed in the tert case now pending determine the contiUtutionalitJr of act creaiinr State Real Estate Commissioner and llcenginn brokers, according to R. Riley of Colton, San Bernardino county, who holds appointment of Real Estate Commissioner bt who declines to exercise the duties of the office until the court renders its decision. Riley has instituted proceedings to test the act and there has been Intervention by Oaklandsrs, from whence came the fight that resulted In overturning the act that was passed two years ago. The original suit was brought by Riley In the shape of mandamus proceedings to compel the state comptroller and other state officers to recognize the act. They.

In turn, have opposeo. the act upon the ground that it Is unconstitutional and the case was set in the Appellate Court at Sacramento. Riley and the state officials had hopes that a decision would have been reached by this time, but in this they were disappointed. A hearing was Bet for September 2. but the arrival of the fleet caueed Dr.

J. Calvin Settles, who Is a student of psychology and a salesmau of real estate, says that the facts and the planets and his own judgment all agree that Oakland has a great future and that now Is the psychological time to Invest. Also he says that too big a deposit down ofttimea kills a good tale. These various statements, starting at corner lots In Oakland and reaching to the limits of our planetary system, ere made at the bi-weekly luncheon of the Oakland Real Estate Board at the Hotel Oakland yon Wednesday. This was by far the largest luncheon1 that has been held and shows a growing Interest In these events which have become the great round-table gathering of the real estate men of the Kastbay district.

It was presided over by Emll Frltsch, and after a number of business matters had been called up by Secretary Porter Giles, Dr. Settles began his talk. He told how he had begun life as a trader In mules. Left fatherless early in life he tried a little of the David Harum stuff and found that he was a good enough horse and mule trader to arcumulate quite a little money. This was added to in the express business and then he.

branched out for himself and tfiod Los Angeles. "I had quite a little bank account and I investigated a place that advertised 'business chances. 1 soon found out that I could trade mules but I couldn't beat the Log Angeles business chance. 1 had all the chances and they had all the business. They slmpley cleaned me.

I went to a prominent real estate man and told him my situation, and he gave me a job selling lots in a little tract office, one of those two by four places with a desk and onf chair. I made good there and I learned several things, "One was that the square deal i tery company's plant, 150x131 feet has been purchased by the (I. O. Harrison company, who will Improve the property and install a portion of their business therein. "These- two wiles are significant of a livelier market for business purpose," Itsed.

"Ilank-'clear-ings indicate that the volume of business being done In Oakland today is fully Ml per rent greater that of a ear ago. Practically every store room is occupied. New businesses are coming in dally and finding no apace available for them to cupy. This shortage has' naturally resulted In an Increase in rents, until today rentals on business properties are higher than they have been In the last five years. Huili a condition necessarily warrants the erection of new store rooms.

Increased cost of materials has dissuaded many from building. But we find that tenants are now willing to pay rentals that yield igood interest on proper lund values 'and present costs, Three clients who desire locations have offered to pay as high as 10 per cent net for brick buildings within the bust- has grown up around anil far beyond the property -with prices remaining for the present practically at a standstill, making it sn investment with the guesswork eliminated. is seldom if ever." said Walter Leiinert yesterday, "that a nroperty. of this particular nature finds its way to the market. V'nder ordinary conditions such a property would have been sold and hullt up years ago.

It now eff' ts the buyer an un-' usually hlgWtas' residential prop- erty In the very heart (if a residence district with prices that would have been in effect ten yewrs ness section. Such a demand will force owners to build. We expect a period of lively action In this direction." 1 years, but he warned his hearers that there would be "bubble" speciV1 i.tinn -well aeniilne nrogrcsrC for. he said. Neptune represented bad business as well as good.

But-whatever the attitude of the planets, this was merely confirmatory, for his Judgment' was that Oakland was ail right and so was its real estate- a postponement or ten days. By that time certain realtors in Oakland and other bay cities decided that they wanted to make an appearance of their own and. as Com missioner Riley had agreed to allow i any moh appearance, Frey Westj i PHONE OAKLAND 1113 JAMES GAHILL GO. 372-374 12th Street WINDOW SHADES WALL PAPER PAINTS WholetaU and Retail Marshall Furniture Go. 2321 San Pablo Ave.

Home of I.nvr Trices Headquarters for HOUSE FURNISHINGS EverrtlilsK Furniture Lakeside 173. Upper left. F. D. FAGAN, general chair- or tnis city were employed and asked the court to allow them to file a brief against the act.

The court gave them ten days in which to file a brief and another ten days in which the other attorneys could reply to such points as they might bring out. This will consume all of September and bring the hearing In open court early in October. It will probably tak thirty days to reach a decision so that It will be November, at the earliest, before a decision can bo had from the Appellate Court. If that decision is very positive. Commissioner Riley may decide to rest upon it and put the act into effect by orgauizina his office, but there is also a chance that hn mav wait for a decision from the Supreme court.

Riley derlinfs to try and put the act into effect and collect a lot of license money until the courts finally pass upon the constitutionality of the law. The Star Mattress 'company has Just completed transactions whereby their business will be moved from 8101 Adeline street to Fifty-sixth and Clifton streets. The new factory will be equipped with modern machinery and hyro-electric power, supplied by the Western companv. will be used to drive the motors of 60 horse-power capacity. Leading spirits in the California Land Show for 1919.

man; in; rector; 11. BROWN, general manager; JEAN LOLGllBOROUGU, publicity and feature lower left, lit C. CAl'fFELL, Oakland representative upon the general committee; F. WASHBURN and R. R.

RYAN, directors. Photos by Nelle W. Sotne L. the Exposition Auditorium, San Fine Upholstering Competent Werkmefl. Prloes R.

J. HUNTER lectures by authorities on land and manufacture. THOSE IV CILUIGF The California Industries and Land Show has Edward II. Brown, creator of the first land show in California as Its general manager. Under his clever guidance the show will take on many Interesting phases 2ISH Telegraph Ave.

Osklsad STa.V Establishes INST, California Land Show for -1919 to Open With Many Features. October will witness one of the greatest events In California the California Industries and Show to be presented by the Home Industry Leagne in the interest of the land and Industries of the State. The event is to take plare at Phone OalileiK) Ml DOWNEY GLASS AND PAINT C3. IM OIIPORATI.D.. MANUFACTURERS JOBBERS 368-370 Twelfth St.

Ag'MitM it ud IMMrirnifer for JOHN I.CCAri CO. vf rint aM Vrntfii Mskfn niace 1H4. BAY CITIES TRANSPORTATION GO Daily boat service between Oakland and San Francisco, making connection with all steamers. Delivery Service, in Eaubrr Cities by B-LiNE TRANSFER CO. OAlandPl.one Oakland San Francisco Sutler 3323 a wen as mucn Deauty of color and action.

The Industries and Ijmd Show! committee of the Homo Industry) League includes F. 1), Falan. K. Rogers. F.

u. Washburn. Jean Loughborough, publicity; Baldwin1 Vale, president of the Home In-1 dustry league is of course, ex-officio, member of the committee. Officers and directors of the Home! Industry League which is sponsoring the Industries and Lan fthnw In-: elude; X. L.

Bourgealt, J. I Cler sc. FY m. Davidson, Marshall Francisco, and from the day of opening to the close, every day Of the sixteen days will be a gala day. The bidustrles and Land Show Is plannfd as a means of aiding in the high purpose of the Home Industry League, that of jde winding the State.

It is a visualized expression of the "made, in California" week, the annual spring event of, the league and presented in such a manner as to bring in concrete form that which it would take much research to know iind many miles of constant travel to tee. The educational value of the Industries and Land Show will prove of Inestimable value to every one the hOlie seeker, he potential farmer, the manufacturer and the producer. Everything; that the land of California produces, everything that this great state manufactures is to be shown. all The California Industries and Land Show has been designed the Home Industry League of California to meet the needs of the home seeker and the manufacturer. The homeseeker, whether he be in search of a suburban place with a si'e within easy distance of nut- of the largH.

cilks or a ten-cre of a bgamiHjitiim 1 Listen, to lliis! 'You wish to know why I. purchased in the Moraga Road District?" said Howard Schafcr, Secretary of the Oakland Rotary Club, when asked why he purchased a two-acre home-site in the Moraga Road District. "Well, young man. I bought there because I found the property combined three features I was looking for: First: Accessibility to Oakland's business district; to be exact it is only twelve minutes by automobile by my watch. "Second I found that the property had a 1 mild, balmy climate.

The other evening I was there until eight o'clock with Alfred Peterson, the Contractor, who will build my home, and it was wariA and pleasant. The clima'tic- change, as we returned, was very noticeablef Third: The property has a natural beauty. Nature has already decorated it with Oaks, Pines, Redwoods and Eucalyptus that would take a life-time to grow. To put it briefthe stage is already set for the home." 'And here's a San Franciscan's statement: a "For the past two years have been looking at property on-all sides of the bay," said H. F.

Shalv, attorney in the Alaska Commercial Building, San "and I fotijd Jhatjhe Moraga Road District combined the features. iTliacL been looking for. Its high elevation and the sheltering hills protect it from the fog. I have been out there when fog envelops everything down about the bay, and found the sun shining. -The Acre I have purchased gives me sufficient land to develop the kind of grounds I desire.

Then, it has the necessary San Francisco transportation. The Oakland-Antioch Electric ains give the service I re--quire." Let us show you who your neighbors will be. -Moraga Road Acres, with its natural beauty, will quickly become to the East Bay District what Burlingame is to the Peninsula. Ten minutes closer to San Francisco than Piedmont; closer to Oakland's business center than Berkeley, and the "same distance as Fruitvale Ave. and East Fourteenth street.

East Oakland. a There are always choice pieces in the opening of every tract. Don't let the moss grow on your auto tires. To get there from Oakland, drive out Piedmont Ave. or Park Boulevard, Moraga Road makes the loop, To get there from San Francisco, take Key Route boat and Oakland-Antioch train and get off at Thorn Station.

This Sunday you will find me under the banner across Moi aga Road. F- NORDAL B. MYRAN Specialist on Moraga Road Acres. REALTY SYNDIC ATE COMPANY Phone Lakeside 1600 Better than Better tlian Better than Bonds Mortgages U. Gold Coin i 1 n8a.

H. Harbour. "I J. A. Hieroniinus.

IT. i- BOKADENT TOOTH PASTE OF QUALITY Mad in Oakland. H. T. James 8.

P. Johnson, James I Kelster, R. Marchant. A 11. Aleussdorffer.

R. D. yulnlnn, II. Rogers. A.

C. Rulofson, l. sam-ter. Baldwin Vale. F.

L. Washburn. Edward H. Rrown. manager; Jean Loughborough, publicity.

e. Cabell represents Oakland on the adv.0ory board. 1 It's a new building It's paying 12 on corner lot. FT TT i Straub Manufacturing Company GKKRAL MAtHISIHTg. WE WANT COKTHACT W0KK la Complete tscilititi for turning out aiiieklr CPECIAL MACHIKEST aod MECHANICAL sl kmds.

Masafartnrera of lodnatrlal mnt Hlaiag- "Gmt" Acetyl" OenertUrt, 8ttionrr and Seal-Part! Inwa. Bru-laf, Saldf'int mi Praet; Trckes oalU tin at wldif Soceiurta. Offlee aa VTorka riftb and Cheatant Staw. Oaklaa Pkaac Oaklaaa SAM. I large tract.

will rind in the CallPur-, nia Industries and Lund Show "his iguido to the eoll and land his lexicon of the stale i-1 Kirh JOSEAXS IX OAKLAND. B. Briscoe, representing Moell-ering Goodwin, and H. B. Whitney, both of San Jose, were guests at the bl-weekly luncheon of the Oakland Real Estate Board on Wednesday, The relations between -the San Jose realtors and those of Oakland are growing CloserconstaMly and there is a thorough' co-operation between the real estate men of the two cities.

no one of Its resource Jims been omitted. The exhibits are to have unique background. The Interior of the Ex WoTk Tel. Plaa 171-47J Bee. Tel, Pie.

7I7W. YAGER SHEET IfETAL CO. She Metal Work of Beery Dwcrlptlo. Cw-1 nlee. Metal HtamnUe.

n-f-rwrlrrrt Label Klra loora aod Patent CMmoera, Cm Paroace. Manufacturer, of (ontiuctur Pipe, Tile and Brlrk Paeed rilrling. IM1 tW Chealont Cor. tith sat Bit; Pa We Aeeau, Oaklan. 01.

Larreet Stork, Bef Kialpped. Prompt Relel position Auditorium is to be trans-j Its rent is reasonable paid' by a lenanl long established ami altT cm I income sore made certain for ten yearsby an adequate rah bond. Its increase in value will be positive and big i guaranteed by all the future growth of Oakland. $5000 cash is enough the bank furnishes the rest at 6 This a big little buy. One of the best that has come to our notice in several advise' instant action.

Onlv immediate artioh will secure it. rormea into a minature Ch morula. I Every nook will breathe some ex-j presslon of its land and a and streams. The panorama will com-j pletely enclose the balcony. Painted i by two famous Lopez urtists the panorama will embrace glimpses of I California scenes into a great can-Ivas panorama, where reality and' 11-lusion will be merged beyond the PEANUT BUTTER The Missouri Boys' Peanut Batter Ground and churned, rich and smooth, wbila.you wait, from the mont complete and modern yetatl peanut butter factory in the world.

1VTH STREET FREE) MARKET. Phone Lakeside 706 FRED E. REED CO. INC. "An office of real estate servicf," comprehension of the spectator.

The visitors will see mountains, streams and' valleys and lakes In every turn. From the first floor he will imagine himself in a wilderness a beautiful wilderness. Uut the impelling reality of the exhibits about him will jtrip him and put the visitor into an ingenuitlve mood. This will be fed by information, demonstration, visualization. The lighter side of the big show for those bent on entertainment will hold the attention.

There wilt be music, splendid county day celebrations, souvenir days, moving- pictures, lectures. visitors bent on the maximum of educational advantages there will be soil analysis, 3121 SAN PABLO THOXE PIKDMOXT J239. Host our home with Peninsular Wann-nlr J'uTiiai. 1 sil agents for Alameda County. All work' guaranteed.

ALso factory guarantee. i WKLDIXO AXD BRA7.lr.. A Sianuractu Phone Lakeside 706 02 Syndicate Bl MILLER'S ICE CREAM At Your DcalerV Take this up with Mr. Retd pertonally. 1.