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THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1915.
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WESTERN LINES END
RATE INCREASE PLEA
Ilcqncst- for Advance Justified,
They Sny, to Mnko Needed
Improvements.
CONTENTIONS A HE DENIED
WAiniNdToM, June 23. Argument
waa finished to-rlny before the Interstate
Commerce Commission on the proposal
Increases In Western frelcht rates on
jrraln and Its products. The statement
wa made that these Increases alone If
allowed will amount to more than 10.
000,400 a year.
Tha chief arguments made to-day
were by M. J. Norton of the Santa Ve
lUJlroad, who spoke for the forty-one
petitioning; lines, and A. K. Helm, com
merce" counsel of the railroad commis
sion of Kansas.
Mr. Norton Justified the Increases on
the necessity for gettlnir additional rev
enue to maltc needed Improvements fle
manded by the public. He said that
from 1901 to 1914 the ratio of labor
compensation to total operating rcvenuo
haa Increased on tho forty-one systems
IS per cent, and that tho ratio of taxes
to revenue In 1901 was 3.2 per cent, and
In 1913 4.C per cent., an Increase of
about 44 per cent.
'On the forty-one roads the net In
come In 1913-14 over 1907-S was "sum
clent to yield a return of only 1.2 per
cent, on an additional. Investment of
Jl.070.000.000, nnd for twenty-six se
lected railroads the per cent, was less
than 1 per cent," "Mr. Norton asserted.
Calls Income Too Lost.
'The net Income on the systems Is
barely sufficient to pay a reaeonabln re
turn on on Investment of $30,000 a
mile, which Is far below the actual value
or cost of the lines.
"The Issues of securities from 1901 to
1914 have been runnlnc more and more
largely to bonds Instead of stock, the
capitalization of the forty-one lines In
1901 being 46.3 per cent, stock and 53."
bonds, while In 1911 only 37.7 per cent,
of the capitalization was stock and 62.3
per cent, bonds. This shows a very un
desirable condition. The carriers are
constantly descendlnc Into debt Instead
of receiving copartners ns stockholders.
"The cost to railways of borrowed
money has Increased. The reduced value
of rallwny stocks In later years makes
for another additional cost of money to
the carriers."
Mr. Norton said that the rates on
grain and grain products east of the
Missouri Itlver, owing to competitive
and other conditions, are unduly low
and not so high as they should be In
comparison with rates allowed In central
freight territory, where tho tonnage Is
four times as dense ae In the western
territory.
Mr. Helm said there was nothing In
the testimony showing that It costs the
carriers more money to handle this
grain.
Telia of Ilallroad Looting.
"The commission has no control over
the expenditures of the railroads," con
tinued Mr. Helm, "and Is not responsi
ble for financial transactions In which
the railroads lose money. If a road
has been mismanaged or Its treasury
looted by dishonest officials, na has been
shown, they appear to think that all
they have to do Is to get together, group
their affairs, the weak with the strong,
and nay: 'Let's get more money.
The proposition In this case Is to
have the strong roads bear the burdens
of the weaker and better managed ones.
I do not see how the commission can
maintain such a thing."
Mr. Helm created a stir when he de
clared that the proposed Increase on
grain and grain products alone would
net the carriers more than 110.000,000
annually. This la the amount the car
riers estimate tho Increases on the
twelve commodities Involved will pro
duce. DENIAL BY COMPTROLLER.
Sara He Xerer Asked Stale of
Pennsylvania to Mall Blanks.
Washington, June 23. Comptroller
of the Currency John Sltelton Williams
Issued a statement to-night denying that
he had sought to have the office of the
State Banking Superintendent of Penn
eylvanla bear the expense of mailing
the blanks for Information regarding the
condition of Stato banks In Pennsylvania
mich as the Comptroller's office Is re
quired to gather annually.
The Comptroller said that Pennsyl
vania Is the only State Government
which hag refused to cooperate with the
Federal Government In securing the In
formation. The official envelopes are
sent through the mall without postage,
the Comptroller pointed out.
TO TAKE PLEA TO PEESLDENT,
Coitnms Rrolirra Reek rrotectlon
tor Importer and Kirporfera.
The Customs Broker and Clerka As
aoclatlon of tha Port of New York met
yesterday at the Custom House and ap
pointed a committee, consisting of A. J.
McCarty, W. II. Htlner. A. J. Hamilton.
Maurice Tlurckhardt nnd Oeorse J.
Dohcrty to go to Wnshlnston next
Wednesday and eo tho I'resldent In re
Bard to tha proteetlon of tho Interests
of American Importers nnd exporters.
The meetinK adopted a resolution In
dorsing the rffortK of tho President nnd
the Rtato Department to sot fair play
for Amerlenn merchants.
HUM M Kit RKSORT8.
NEW .IF.ItSHV.
ALLENHURST CLUB
AND COTTAGES
ALLENHURST, N. J.
Now Open
Under Direction of
EDWARD H. CRANDALL.
Same management as
GEDNEY FARM HOTEL,
White Plains, N. Y.
VKUMCINT.
VERMONT for VACATIONS
Srnd 2r stainii for lllustiatcil booklet nlvlns
lormatlou about rrsnrts, holds, farm homes.
Pitners and cannih w lilt rates, railroad tares,
dc Address (.rneral I'.aMcrn Passengt r Arrnt.
Rutland It. It., um llroadnay, .V Y City.
Equinox House
ma.x iii.sir.it.i..ini:.Mii,-viAiNt.
sermuiit. DlltlXT Willi: It) HAYMO.ND,
l' NCIION c CO, N. v. omce. The Lorraine.
Ullltl.lNCITON, VKHMONT.
Information ma or IS5 ll'way.
HALF MILLION FRAUD
PROMOTER CONVICTED
Jury Recommends Mercy for
David Essncson liccnuso
of His Ycnrs.
David Essncson, head of the Knlos
Manufacturing Company of this city nnd
Hooton, was convicted by n Jury before
.IliMgn llornon Hussell In t'no Uniled
Hlntps District Court yesterday of using
the malls In promotion of a swindle In
which ho Is said to hnvo got 1500,000
from men nnd women who wero anxious
to make a llttlo money by "light nrtlstlc.
work" done nt home.
Kssacson's two pretty saleswomen.
Miss Marian Kvnns nnd Mrs. IMIth M.
Taylor, were, tried with lilm, but were .
acquitted, Krsacson Is AO years old, n
fnct which tho Jury had In mind In rec- j
oniiiicnillng Judicial clemency. !
i:ss.i4'nn' attorney, Oeorgo Oordcn
llattle, told tho court that his client's!
health was precarious. Ho will ho per
mitted to produce medical evldenco to
that effect before ICssacson Is oentenced
next Monday.
Tho Kalos Manufacturing Company
had nn office at 43 West Twenty-seventh
trcet nnd 25 Wet Thirty-fourth street.
It purported to sell photographic medal
lions nnd offered thoso In needy circum
stances r0 cents for each medallion they
could make, provided tho medallion was
npproved by the manager. Those who
applied nt tho offices wero Instructed
how to make tho medallions nnd charged
n dollar for tho lesson. They also had
to buy an outfit for about tin.
According to Assistant I'nlted States
Attorney Hobcrt Stephenson few of the
purchasers wero nble to make n single
medallion to the satisfaction of the of
fice. BIG OIMBEL PURCHASE.
Simpson Crawford Company Mer
chandise TnUen Orer,
Announcement was mado yesterday
that Glmbel Tiros, have bought nil the
merchandise stock of the Simpson Craw
ford Company, amounting In retail value
to $680,000. Olmbel Hro. have also
taken Into their organization the 900
employees of tho Simpson Crawford
Company for w,hom provision was not
made when that store closed.
With tho closing of the Simpson Craw
ford store n noted name will disappear
from the retail dry goods trade. It
was founded thirty-six years ngo under
the nnmo of Simpson. Crawford Simp
son and developed a fine trade. The
house dealt In many specialties, which
are Included In tho present turnover,
counter prices for which will share In
the general cut.
93,002 OWN PENNA. R. R. STOCK.
A compilation Just completed shows
the number of stockholders of the Penn
sylvania Knltroad Company has passed
the 93.000 mark. Tho railroad has
3,1.1S more stockholders than It had a
year ngo.
Stockholders .of the Pennsylvania
Ilallroad residing In Pennsylvania, of
whom there are 32,422, own 2S.31 per
cent, of tho etock of the railroad. The
U..S25 stockholders In New York own
30.S3 pr cent of the stock. There aro
8UMMER RKSORTS.
Maine Coast
You will find the vacation of
your heart's desire down in this
Wonderful Sea Country
The big resorts with their superb hotels and
summer pleasures; small inns in wonderful places,
quaint fishing villages, little island colonies, beau
tiful camps.
Nowhere else in America do you get so much of the real
flavor of the sea, or such beauty of shore, woods and sky, or
I Toun m:w i:.c.lami
, Perfect Hoadsl Macnlncent Sceneryl nrac
ln? Alrl For ilond Map, address Wm, M, KIM
IIAI.I., Sco'y, N. 15. llutel Ass'n, Draper Hotel,
Northampton, Mass,
CONNECTICUT.
"New York's Ideal Suburban Hotei
AT OHKIONWICH, CONN,
NOW OPEN.
Fin auto run of :n miles from town.
to minute electric train Burvico.
(Jolf linkx, tcntiin courti. club linusa.
The ALFRED S. .HER CO., Owners & Props.
THEQRISWOLD
EASTERN POINT. NEW LONDON, OT.
Unest Summer llesiirt Hotel In America.
J) hours from New York or llostou.
Open Juno III to Sept, li.
II. II. SA.VHIV, Muiianer.
WOODSCOUBT." a mod.rn Health R.
art; fireproof budldlnis: elevator; rest and
recuperation. Addraas DIlAWBll J, South
Norwalk, Connecticut.
flCMMrat RESORTS.
Charms of the
Berkshire Hills
Tumbling streams, rocky gorges,
highland lakes, glorious scenery
a delightful country for
Mountain Vacations
Motoring, coaching, tramping, tennis,
horseback riding and golf.
Glorious air, in which you regain your
grip on life.
The panoramic beauty of superb river
valleys.
Four Hours from New York
Write or call for Illustrated booklet.
Vocation Bureau, Room 427, 171 Broadway.
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
1C.3G1 stockholder In New England. I
10,453 In other pnrte of thin country I
nnd 11,951 In foreign countries. The
total number of stockholders Is 93,002.
There nre 44,848 women who are
stockholders of tho I'enneylvnnla Ua.ll
road, nn Increase of 1,629 over Inst year.
They represent 4S.22 per cent, of tho
total number or stockholders ana noui
2S.09 per cent, of tho stock.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.
Itcndlng stood out from the rest of
the list yesterday. It reflected special
etrcnjrth en active trmTlnf?, It sales to
talling 15.020 share". United State
.Steel common, of which 9,240 shares
were dealt In, lucked nnd filled most of
the day, hut It closed on n decline. The
opening for Htcel was fil3, up V, of a
point from Tuesday's closing quotation,
anil It early touched 61 Later It cot
down to flO'ii, closing nt COS.
Other stocks In which there was
specl.tl trading Interest Included Union
Pacific. Westlnuhouso Klectrlc, Amnl
enmated Copper, American Can. Pacific
Mall. InterhornuKh common. Canadian
Pacific. Pnltnl States Itubher and Hald-1
I win Locomotive. Tho threo last named
stocks wero notably soft. Canadian Pa-
' ..Win onl.1 n Imv .1 1 IS. ltnttfil Stntrji
Kubber nt C2,l and ltaldwln I.orornotlvi
at 65, nil substantial declines compared
with Tuesday' closlngn.
Pacific Mall was nn early feature of
strensth. It opened nt 344, H of a
point above Tuesday's closing, nnd rose
to .Iti's, hut closed nt 35.
8VMMF.lt ItIOIlT.
such glorious out-door life yachting,
bathing, golf, camping, motoring,
fishing.
Sand for Booklet
"Aloag Nw EogUad
Vacation
171 Broadway, Room
New York, New Haven &
Boston & Maine R. R.
WASSACIIf SIJ'ITS.
EARLY GOLF
STOCKBRIDGE, MASS.
RED LION INN
Mill OPCX.
COLONIAL INN
".Marthas Vinevnrd.Kdimrtr
.Marthas Vlneyiirtl.Ddtiartown.MtiNS
Olie Of tll (lltMlt Mttrn.'lllrM l.n,l. nn
I Murtlius lneyaril. Open plumblnir, boat
Int. bathlnc, llshlnir, tennis, rolf; excellent
I hum table; I Iclited by elertrlcltv; booklet.
l. II, l,'IIIl(U W1.M.
MINCKLI.ANKOUB.
"Two to Fiftun Day Tours'
Valuable Fltni! book of l lfteeu short vaca
tlon Tour uirgcstlons.
Address, New Tork Central Lines.
Travel Bureau. Orand Central Terminal. N.Y.
SUM MF.lt IIESOIITH.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
The New Tork Federal Reserve Hank
rates wore 4 per cent, for thirty to
ninety days and 5 per cent, for longer
hills.
Upon mnrket discounts, prime accep
tance", maturing up to ninety days,
2An2i per cent.
Commercial paper rates were 314 04
per cent, for sixty nnd ninety day bills
nnd for four to six months best names;
4'i rer cent, for others.
Time money was Inactive nnd steady.
Rates were 2S2H per cent, for sixty
days, 262i percent for ninety dny,
2ff(3 per cent, for four months, 3 per
cent, for five months and 3 4f 3 'i per
cent, for over the year.
Call money on tio floor of the Stock
Exchange ruled yesterday at 1J per
cent.; high, l"i per cent.; low, 1V4 per
cent.
Domestic exchange on New Tork.
St lunula, par; San Francisco, 40c. pre
mium; Minneapolis, 30c. premium: Chi
cago, par; Cincinnati, par; Montreal,
$S,75 premium.
Call money on Iondon was 1 H f? 1 si
per cent., short bills. 2- per cent.;
threo in nth" bills, 2 per cent.
Sterling exchange was firmer Final
quotations were: Demand, 4,76 9-16;
cables, 4."'.
Har sllvy In London. 23 'id.; In New
York. 4Sc
New York Clearing House statement :
Exchanges. $2S.',.910,330 ; balances. J14,.
351.755; Sub-Treasury credit balance,
Jl.375,311.
SVMMKIl HF.SOIITS.
Shores." Addr
Bureau
189, New York Qty
Hartford R. R.
Maine Central R. R.
NK.W JF.ItSF.Y Sprlnc IaUs Ileaeh.
THE NEW MONMOUTH
Spring Lake Beach, N. J.
Now Open, An I'm xciilnl Hotel on the
l is Front
With I'.very Atlrncilon for the
Summer Isllor
Dally I'nnccris nnd Dances
Palm mid Ten llimm Omlooklng the
Oi'i'ini
Prltntc '1 1 mils Courts
(lolf, Motnrlnir. I'lshlner. Illdlnit
I'ltANK P SllP'ri1, .Nlaiwijer
THE SHOREHAM
HprlnK Lake lleach, N, J, Faclnc lake;
blocks from ocean, Now open.
H. K, SPAN'OKNIHSnO.
THE BREAKERS
Spring I-aUe lleach. N. i.
Directly on the ocean. Opens Mar II.
U N, MOM.
THE ALLAIRE
flprlni l.aks Daach, N, J. Dlrsotly on
ths beach. MAUI) COLQATE H0LUB8,
! I
T i
MJMMKK ICBSOHTH. ""r'-V?-8"'
I'ENNSVl.VANIA Monroe fount,. ' PENNSYLVANIA Monroe I'oonty. I
i' 51.
lyiOUNT POCONO, PENNA.
Mount Pocono is n land of high mountain terraces and ridges, of perfect
climatic conditions and pure spring water, it is a region of laurel, rhodo
dendron and pine, with well shaded, picturesque walks and drives, beautiful
mountain streams teeming with speckled trout, and an endless variety of
nature pictures and extended views. Automobilmg. Hiding. Driving,
all outdoor Sports and indoor entertainment. Summer Hook descriptive
of hotels, boarding houses and cottages to rent, free nt information bureaus
or mailed on receipt of 10c. Address JAMi-S PISTON, 90 West Street.
New York.
NEW YORK i
I Cor. Wall St.
J
j
(.
BROADWAY
PENNSYLVANIA shnnee-nn.lrtaare.
Absolutely Fireproof.
BUG K WOOD INN
Shawnee-on-Dclawaro, Penn
.Now open for Season of 131a.
immr or me t.tninus
nni.p fin list.
of thcKhaisnre Co'intryCluti.
T, H D II UN I ! 1 1 1 ' M HI I ( ) LK. M cr.
Winter-The KTrkuwd. t smden. S. C.
It Hole (inlf Course.
PENNSYLVANIA Mnnnt I'oeono.
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE
Mouut I'oeono, I'ennn.
Trout r.ihliif; prlnte baths, free isrsfi.
irpan an jir, . n. 11. ai, l.r.K.1.11.
focono .Mountains l'inMmli,
NEW urilCCE CAIIIN INN. Where Vou
Can Catch Trout, Kooma en aulte with bath
Klectrlc I.I I lit, Steam llitat, Oaraer. (loir.
Haddle lloriei. All Amunementa. llookl-t. i
Crerco Station. Lackawanna It. H. W. J A
n. u. i'jlICE. caoademli. I'd.
KIIOIIE ISLAND.
Watch Hill House
Also THE COLONIAL
NOW OI'EN. WATCH HILL, It. f.
most pnurECT SEAsnoitn itnsortT
y.'rsrrrnffotis Jfode JnrvnrfM'nr .'iter.
Surf and still water bathlnr. l-h(,ip Colt
Coure. Tennl. Orehetrn. A la Carte rirlll.
nue eervice tnrouicnnut. A. rc, DICK.
NEW JERSEY Atlantic City.
Hotel TRAYM ORE
I Till-: LAKOBST FIKKTMlOOr RE
'SORT HOTEL IN THK WORLD
lil Loal Color of Atlantic City
IjyJ merlranSulmiarlneinllKiiropean
Si v V av w w l m ti iw !
DliALrUlN 1L
Atlantic City, New Jersey
The Leeds Company
NEW HOTEL MERION ffi,..
Vermont .Vv. ntl Heach. Capacity 30.
Very mndrntp rnln for the comfnrt. an.
tolntment ami talle ot U lnrirt hotels.
S3 up dally, rpcUl weekly Uirce rool ocean
lew room, etc, HooUJet, C. 11. Prrttvman.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND
South Carolina nvc and lirarh. Private baths. '
ninnlnt; unlrr In rooniA, i'IcAtnr to fllrrct lrrl, i
fttrmuo t'urrhes. CaiMi-ltv .H. IKclll rales,
llooklrt. lilU AN A Wll.l.lAMh. '
I.alnr Illrh-Clua Modarata nata llotfl.
ALIEM1RLE X'r't'n., JV. ,'!.n.'
-nii,n..ij .... r.ic....ui, .
Iirlvola baths, atr.; nrrllfnt tabl: Juna '
i rate 110 up weekly; K up dallv. llooklet.
J. I'. COI'K.
it(nraiim
ATLA.M IU Cirv, .V. J.
I JOSIA1I Wllll'li 4 bONd CO U PANT.
! HOTEL LELANDE
Muavhuaetta ar.. dlrocllr on tha bracb; eler.
pnrala bathi; reai'n'bla ralra Waller S Hawk
ATLANTIC CITT. N. J..
Amerlca'a Kamoua All Year Iteiort.
NEW JKItor.V Aabnry Tark.
METROPOLITAN
,siiriiV I'AKK, S. .1,
. Ol'TN TIIIKH (illdl I Till; VKAU
New, loiicrn. O ncrWt iNmMrurtlon
Cpntrnlly local tl. Luxtirtnu? Hult, l'rl
vat Hatha. Hunnlntr attr In nit room.
lilt Srrvtri, Mulr, TrniiU Cnnr1t.
N V omce, UufTnrr Hureau, llotfl
MrAlpkn. or
SIIi;UMAN O. lir.N.Nh. Manavrr.
Arrnimoditt 300, I'Jion Abury 1345
Direct Ocean
1'ront.
T O
, lth St aeon.
It h
R 1 S
B
Ideal Summr Home
for DI'crlmlnKtlnc Penjiln
uvi ne rnip jianaRenii nt
BANT A HII.YAItH, Aabury, N. J.
THE LAFAYETTE
Anbury I'ark, N. J., eicluilva patronatt,
Erlvate and public tub. ahowtr and needla
atha; bachelor apartments; runnlnx water
1 in every raomi whlta atrvlet, bookltt.
Open May till Oct. M. II. FHOST,
HOTEL
Whole Bquar.
On Ocean and lyaka.
All outside room.
mm mf m American and j;uropan plan.
fl n n iieaaiuarters ir auio tour-
lte. Capacity S00,
J. KUI.SFJY. Owner A Prop.
HOTEL WINTHROP
Aebtiry Park. N. J. Overlooking- ocean;
nawflreiiroof oonatructton; C5 private baths,
elevator" to afreet level, American and
European plan. I.. V KA1IN (10 years
Prop, of Scnrboro, Ion llranch). 1
THE BERWIN
AburyPark,N J. Abeolulely Drat class.
I elevator to street level, ruunlnc nler In
rooms; suites with bath, H. luker llrooka
I HOTEL BRUNSWICK
Directly on the beach.
Noted for He blirh stand ird of escellsnca
aiujiuA- a: j-iirti.r..
HOTEL ALBION
NKW -line of the most modern hotels
on ocean front. K. 1. ToWNSHNl).
HOTEL PARK VIEW
lllock from ocean, suites with tnlh. e e
vator. vJli.iclty 300 I.I.OVU KVA.NB, Mtr I
unrri TUcnCnDft Sixth Avenue.
nWIKh inSHrUIIB overlonklllB "can; I
sulti'S, uith bath, ri lined pat,roniipi, buoklet 1
j llAltltY Dl'l'I'llH.lJ, l) ner und Proprietor.
j THE SURF HOUSE J;;-;,,
iicenn iliiuiniK. caparlty HO. J WAl.TKIt
I HUTCH Kit, Plop,
THE FENIMORE
Now tlpenf nr IIJiiil Scnsou. 1 litis NOIII.ll
TUF MinKOH A MKh-arad family hotel,
lilt IrlAUIOUn hiMi Il0m ocean, nvei
looklni; Sunset Lake J. K. HODMAN.
ASKtlHY PA HK FOI.HKIt free from
JilunUlpl Information llureau, 306 Deard
walk, Asbury Park, N, J,
M'.W JKHSF.V Point Please-nt.
rirturesnun Point Pleasant. On ocean and
bay. Itoatlnr, bathlnc. tlshlnr, volt, Cham,
bar of Commerce, Pt, Pleasant, N.J., Dept. 8,
Am
INFORMATION BUREAUSi
BROOKLYN!
505 Fulton St.
NEWARK:
Broad and
Market Sti.
Cor. Park Place
Cor. 23th St.
Cor. 42d St.
NI'.W VDItK Cntsklll Mountain..
The Catskill Mountains
a rcelon of
ROMANTIC Slf.M'ltV
Al.Tirt'ltr. snntiio Kino l'l:l I
AiTKicrivr. itorr.i.s a.m
itoAiini.Mi iiot sr.s
MANY TROII1 SIKI14MS
roiTi.tit mai. ks ami intivr.s
MOl MAIN LISiltl.NC; ( 11l'IN(i
a vio.Mii:itri:t. t .ritv
Ol' MII.IMUIOIt I'lMRMV
THE ULSTER & DELAWARE R.R.
In ronneetlon with W"t .Shore It. It., oper
ates thmuch trains, includlnic I'ullmju
enlre. The Itll' 1A. 111. -Mil. I. I..
PRESS leaves New York, rorllandt
Ftret 13-40 noon. Wet !nil Ftteet
1 o'clock 1'. M . dally except Sunday.
Mratner's of the lludnon Ulier Day Line
meke rtlrccl roimertlon at Kmcnum Point
nlUi aftrir.oori trains (or all pulnt" la tar
mountain.
The lummir srhaduta for season of
lltl will to In effect Sunday, June 17.
The annual Illustrated hook with re
vised map of the Catsliill Mountain sec
tion, anil corrected ll of over l,tn hotels
and hoarding houses, will be sent free on
receipt ot G cents poMacr.
N. A. SIMS. General 1'ancntcr A tent.
Rlneston, N. Y.
GRANT HOUSE
.fefrrnton Ilrlclit. Culklll. V. Y.
Illnh elcvntton, iiiHKnlflcent fCrner JUrtml
Hi2za, COO feet lonu Orchetra. Danc
ing, l.oatlnr, (jolf anl Tnnnln on hot'
KrouncU. !-'ln cuhlnr Own epetable
Karlfn. Tapacltv three hundred Ilooklet
.NOW OI'IIN. 1. i. COltNi:!.!.. Mnnafier.
SUNSET PARK INN
Anil Cottaio, Haines I'alU. N. Y.
Arenaimolate" 230. Hcoinn 1th bath; lc
rlc .lclit. (inlf, Tennis, llnatinir. Klshlnr.
Oreheetra, Dan Inc. l'u eAter Hatemn4
irate. llook.et .lOS.-IMl HVItNi:s.
I.ON'K II.,XI New Tork.
nircrtlr :W io minuter
iminr nuinirn irnm
l(i'Mrt
ll.st
Edgemere Club
HOTEL AND COTTAGES
KDor.Mi'.m:. i.ono island
NOW OPEN.
Private Meal Kultra All
llmhliif ittlttMHiM OutdDnr
llcacn ultliHnthi tiporu
The rluh remain
open until Orf I.
I'or Club Mrmlx-r-hlii k Hatra AiMra
r.l.Mi:it i: MAIllir.irs. Manacer
l'or literature A Intiirmatlnnllflll way N Y
Teleplione. ui l ar Hik-I.i
LONG ISLAND'S
Seashore,
Woods
Bays, Lakes,
and Hills
I
nro pictured and described in the
book "Lonpr Islunil nnd Heal Life,"
FRKK nt ticket ofTices, 170 Uwny.
nnd Fifth Ave. Hldir. Arcade, or
mailed upon receipt of ten cents by
the Gen'l Puss'r Agent, Lone Island
It. It., Itoom 303, Pennsylvania Sta
tion, N. Y.
PROSPECT HOUSE
Slieller Maud llllKhts, I.. 1., . t.
dm us .lune .'I'm -iiolf. Tenuis, lachtln
il.iihtiik l.ar.iire 1 ivllutitful CHuinte
t ountn arid Shore rnmlilueil, N tiill.'c.
llDiei MeAliHii, villi St ..ml II u.iy., L.ircl
I'urner 1 nt 1 nurrrtii iimiMi t i.
KI.sTtlXH I'AltK 1 KIT CI.. Far Ilock.t
way I.. I liuii'her A febele, Props ,
4 and 6 four' Squar', H'l yn Special
Itlte fnr fiver Pour'h of Jiuy
NKW YOKE Westchester C.onsr.
WHY NOT COMMUTE FROM
Briarcliff Lodge,
BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y.
30 Miles, up the Albany Post Rond. ,
5U iMitiuto tiectrlc 1 rain Servico
to Scnrboro.
600 Feet Elevation.
All the iuivantiiges of country life
nnd the comfors of the best city "hotel.
New York Office, .102 Madison Avenue.
NKW YORK AlciamlrU IUt.
Alexandria Bay.N. Y
THOUSAND ISLAND HOUSE
O. (1 STAPI.P.S. Owner and Proprietor.
; OPHNS SATPItDAV. JfNI! 19.
Modem appolntiuents, ewininilne pool,
coif tennis, bu.itliiK, tlahlni,- and u . uutiloor
ttimiremcnts, I'or encak't'inent ot rooms
apply to
WIM.TAM WAltliPItTON.
Prince icrsn Hotel. 14 K SSih St . N T
M'.W YOIIK Aillroniliick .Mountains.
Whiteface Inn
in:iit.iii.i: Mit'i.w. iiMiiiiiVMiisi'
(i.s iu:.ri it 1 1, i.am; ri.wui
AlllltllMIAI li-i. m:w miuk
l'ott.i;, ,ui I ciiinp. f.,r rent
,i, ,1. svi:i:m'.. Miuuikit.
MA INK.
OCEAN I C HOTEL
KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE
i in oie.m front lliioms wlili or . 'limit
li.uli ll.i)iliii:. rnilliiK, unnl, In ho,( i;. (
iiirsi', t'.innrliiic on liMiilful ruer ilno.i
music, diini'lnR Acciiiuinnd m s li... i'm
IJEt't. Wrl o for llonlili.t (lpiii .lune l'.i.
F K l.r'S Mur
AND ANNEX
VUv L-VMMV Heron Isl.. He.
At the mouth uf the Iminnrlscotta
iscotta itiver, Mill
...
open June ja. iinoiiiet.
THE BRUNSWICK 'TO-
Portland's Ncnrsl Hotel, Am, tc Kur Uk'lu
To Boston
VIA
Fall River Line
(Splendid Steamers Splendid Service)
Commonwealth and Priscilla
Altcrnoon snd bveninn Concerts by the
Fall River Line Orchestra are All-Year Features
Leave Pier 14, N. R., Foot of Fulton St., Dally
Lv. New York 5:30 P.M.
Due Boston (Back Bay) 8:19 A.M.
Due Boston (South Station) 8:24 A.M.
9)1. no anil H2.nn Ontslde Staterooms. Inslda Staterooms hara ontstrte tea.
Illation anil are alnara cool and comfortable.
Ticket!. Staterooms snd Information at Gty Ticket Office,
171 Drcadway. Central Offices. Pier 14. North River
THE NEW ENGLAND STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Up the Htucioini
The happiest, healthiest, most satisfying
trip in the world on the finest inland river
steamers ever built.
Uiw Desbrosscs St. dally except Sunday, :40 A. M.: West 2d St., f A M tVest I59IS
St , ti 20 A. M Vnnkcrs. 0.13 A. St., landlni at West Tolnt. Newburch. Poushkeepsle. Klaj
ston Point, r.inklll, IIuJon and Albany. Alio Desbrosses fit., 9:0;Vet 4M St , l'.Weit
isath St., low. Vonkm, 10 fi A. M., for near Mountain, West mint, Cnrnnnll, Newburyh
And Pouithkecple All throurh rail tickets between New Vork and Albany iiccepted.
Dlrrct rail connections to all points In the Catskllls, Saratoga, the Adlrondacki, th West
and North. Auslc. Hestaurant.
Str "IMIimtl KI'I.m.N" lll run aa a
IIOA r It4t'i: SITflAI. to the IMT.ItCOI.-
I.Ct.MIK lt l'..s nt I'nuchkermlfl, .tunc JS,
leavlne l)rlirow St. lo.li: West nd St.,
II im; West IMtli St . I1.W A. M,
Afternoon Boat
Tor West Point, Nrnliurch. Pntichkecpsle,
Ulutrtoti Mid ny landmen, leaxra Desbrnsses
M.I IS I'M W l!d ;t . 2 p M w. ir.nh St .
:;i' j llnlli rtrrp: Sunday lilrnl ontlnc
to West Point, irttirnliiB t' boat or by rail.
Hudson River
Day Line
(Albany liar Line)
llebroe St Tier. .V Y Tel 41 II Sptlnr.
BEAUTIFUL HUDSON-
mi:i:kiiis ami si mi its
Steel Str. "HIGHLANDER"
I.vs llatter '5. W 23 St u j W 43 St.
111:1. r.M Si mi), Weekdays oulyl,
Vnner II l A t
.tirsii . iti.t.t 1 wt iii..m:ic so cts
STR. NEWBURGH -,?,',;,,-
I.vs W 1: Si ' f '59 St IIIMA M
Hound Trip, Weekd yf. !v Children, SSc
Sundays A llc.ildiii . ;.v t lilldren. .'.
M'AI.I.IMIJtSl'IITCII lei Urobilin-.'
xla limit nnd Truller,
Woreeler, Ji'MW; I'rnt Idenre dim t. SI. 50
sTATKItOOM. Jtl.no, l..vi and s'i.oo,
Unlit. iniltilliK MiiulBi. .1::ki I', .u.
From Pir 1 K It 'llnine M llteknian,
I'll) Ticket Office. M ilrnad.iy N Y
rinor thU1! tiff -e n'.n ani .:d !
Writ, fur UHs'r led Kel I r
ROCKAWAY BEACH
vn;Mi;it
Sur la .
l'or fu' p. u i
an I iiii'lm :
IKIoKIIAI.i:.
lune .T'll
.irs see Saturday
iirnmtf papers,
F.XCTItSIONB.
Lake Hopatcong
Next Sunday ;;yVnvd0Hvoi1du.n;
Lv.'.V El F.53i t.tter'y St. 9.00a.m.
JiMtooAe.;eisrCl y, 9.17t. a.
I.s. Iltosd lter. S'fWI'k ".J0s.fB.
Atlantic City
NEXT SUNDAY
l..W "'d St -.V); l.lberir St. 800.
S9.50 lick. on Are . truer Cltr.S 17 s, ra.
I v HrmJ Sii-ri Nfwsik 7 SS a. ra.
via New Jersey Central
SUMMKIt HIXlltTS.
NP.1V IIAMPXIIIIIH.
ON BEAUTIFUL LAKE SUNAPEE
SooNipi Park Lodge;
A.MM'lll I II.IM.11,1 l API T.,N.II.
'itii i-4itt'i). . .i it unf ..unilll.s
Modern lliii, I w it li Piltnte ll.iths.
I'lrvntm. itc M1U tll'I'.N Miperli Unit
ourv,., saiiinir, lin iiiiiL- I'lshliie. rtc. H i
r.itc I'or intiiruin' .mi rru'iir.llmr Ari'ommi
il.illnns mid cuttnecs ndiin n I , si. A 1 1 ',
MnniiKcr
BRETT0N WOODS
Mlllll JIOI'NI MVS, . II.
i he Mount Pleiisnnt ilpcn June 1(1 to (Kit.
It.M.PII .1 1 1 1" It i 1 t 1 . 1 1 Wsr
I he Miiiiiii It .i.liliiuim Open July to (lot.
I .1 Till IIUAl . Mcr.
I'or Ilnolilct A Inrnini.nlon Addreas
I'll Mil Mi', Vcw VorU,
wnm mountains
1XLTT fKUflLLnUUiL
llixikiiii Ofllre, Hotel riidoille, Huston.
MonAUrAne4 Ufl white
i w as a ww a ae-" st -w-r
st w amva,wa una.
Maiileitnod, N, II, Op,
I. II AIM,KY, Mrrf N V
Open June to Oct,
uiiice, ii vi ii uay
WAII.MIIKK. .lefferson, N, II,
Ixicsted In tha heart ot the While Mountains
WUPTHE
ISiafosfoSlsQ
1 HAP& COAL-NO SMOKE- COMrORT pijE
$1.00
SEARCHLIGHT ROUTE
All Strainers llepart from ITer 3J.
II.. foot C'onal St.. e lurk. J JO
I". M. Capital City Line. Oi j N'"
York to Allmiiy nnil lri'1 '-'",.
is:d St. pier. P. Mi Tro I
P. M. Albany P- M . ;
Htateroom.. T.V. .'KI?"om,,c",,:
0.O.I I'. M. People ' ' ? N"
York to Albany Lease W t St.
Plee a Sfl 1. M l.esxe A PS II
M Far- one ay. .50 r,,l' T
"i.uiuriou Wav"
9.00 V. M. dally
N Y to ATbsnv
and Troy. I-ave
W ISM St. Pier
10 P. M , leave
Troy S P M. ex
cept Sunday; Al
bany 11 P M.
dally. Fare 3.00
one way. $:t..in 1
rount trip
Send itnnin fnr.
beautiful hlitorlcull
calendar.
Tel SprlnB S400,
TTie public lie plea.eiS.,
BOSTON $2.80
Vie Host and Hull. ltdP.Ml TltlP K.
PROVIDENCE $1.75
Ittlll.MI TltlP $.1.30.
Colonial Line
Flrst.class service, tn ertns '
people. Week da)e nnd Sundu i 'It
P. M from Pier 3. N. It., foot t .t il'J
ton St All Outside Itooms, l no lo sJM
W Irelewe eqtilpnient. Uptown or" - Hr.sl
may and SSd St, Phone Sprint .
III'IIXIIN ltlKll IIV Ml. Ill' i
MANHATTAN LINE!
$1.00 TO ALBANY
Dlnlna ltnum Horsier a In I iirle
Tnioirtiii TirKtrr ami iim i.mie
C'IIKt'Ki:il TO AM. PIIIM".
Anloe uml Horses ut l.ms Itnle
Slesmers l.v dally Pier SH n'rir
foot TVeet Houston St r, 10 ' v!
' 11 ot n 1 1 T. oh s -t
Ifronctcambont
iki-iri Kin I'minvi. . i it i vt Ills
mm nt H . M. timu I i. 1
CONEY 1SLA:U
Sirs. I.e.ive . I'Jtl SI A I'll li I
i:
1 "II 1 1 Time Tallies nrc on us
coterof Tcli'plinnr III" "
ROCKAWAY GEAC1I
SEASON OPi:S SI Mill, .11 l '.'7 IH
,JJp the
Hudson
lIHHUniiu Ei!
S. S. "MANDALAY"
lAS I'll'tW t.slsl ,SI nil V I .1" '
Wnitlii'. p."
Tel Pier Mm ii i.Mi
I'lllllthkei'liili' lliiill linn- .lull"
Seriiro I Ickcts In iIi.iik ill! Hi id '
I1AII V AMI
Interstate
SI Mill HHPS H
Park Landings
lAI.IIM. Illl
Slit. KIMiS(l 1 en
IDA M . '.' A 5 P M P.ltc
Pl lsll s
Sight-Seeing: Yachts
i
tiaiirry i'iit iu - j' i ...it
oSA.MIYIIIIIIKnndllii'lK I I
HARTFORD LINE
I'rom Plrr -n, I.hm h' '
Slip, dally rirept s'tindt) ,r r "
ilcut Itlver landliics, it. Im
SIGHT SEEINC YAOHT CLIFTON
l.v. ft. W. 2d St., 10 30 nn V ,
day. Music. Lecturer t-

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