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JUNE 14t),
H.EBassctt
Manager
An Tiutlv mountain resort n:omfoi
,AP, u located lu txtnive torit pr
?nr molqultort Orche.trfi. TMnpIr
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at- nr mnsault
ro"J5i. iiS?i-. OtS.r IntwiMitliiB rtur.. N Y Booktne
SSfre mJ Sroad"y Trl Mad Bq 4S
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comfortAb p. modern and
trv niy iou inurB
270O fert No black
noln Ubrary. rlay
Ilawllnr Tiatr h ao.ru
GIRLS DEFEAT MEN
IN BALL GAME
Errors? Oh Yos, Thero Woro
Many of 'Em, but Total Is
Kept Secret
386,000,000 COINS MADE
$230,000 FOR SCHOOLS
DECLARED TOO SMALL
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MMNTir IIT. V .T.
Special Over July 4th
Thur.d.r, Julr 3d, Cf)
upper, to Sunday, TJ,UU
ulr 6th, after Supper.
AMERICAN n VN th mealO
$3 up Daily, $15 up Weekly
IJmt 1 ocifecl rnpular Krlo Hotel
CAI'H M
$Q.50sTupu
Jul)
Nen Aorlt Vie. JO 1il. from lloarilnllk
Orlooklns lan RiiJ ocean fipaclt J""
Kleiator rruti lnh lioi and c id runw i
iater tn rfomn tWi and Tr" "" '
Ul TI.NM" OHRT. IN l ,0,,m
Ilooklrt lth l'olnti of Intereat nmileil
Aimt"!TJlUJW VDhli rrorrllfir
Cooleat and Moil AttracttTe location
HOTEL
ESPLANADE
miOI.K BLOCK OCEAN ITIONT I
Dlrectlj on the Boardwalk Boaton to Sover-1
eign A. In excluatvo Chelsea aectlon Cap
BO rrrnh and aea watar baths private and
public, and eery appointment. Modern
hydro therapeutlo department orchestra
Danclnir Autn bua meete tralna Booklet.
Ownerahln direction W F SHAW.
THP-.A Tenn. ore. Beach
lrffff-(New Fireproof Add.)
rnEF, BATniNu
nUI CL Electric Ileht
BIINNINC WATER IN EVERY ROOM
Am Plan i:0Divlp Special VlU
17th Heason Booklet map J J JOTCE
s&TxnsroTi
l VlrrlnU At. !o to beach and Bteel rier u
ICaDacltT30 Araenean plan.UiDie ana aerito j
I it WSreTprtrat. batJh runnuur tt.ut S
I !... .Intr-. reasonable rate. Opcnall
I year. Own and ip manaxement. ),Uu.m
SPEND JULY 4th
At CAPE MAY
PlM Jpfej
Xllilftlr "porta I rre j
lntrlotlc Ilxerclaes In!
lonrentlon Hall I'lerl
I ree. I
"nclit Ilnces 1 rce.
Bne hall lVee
I'M.MMI-
Mllllnri Dnnrei
in f nnrrntinn I
Hall. i
MI, INMTF11
MG FIRm'OIlhS DISPLAY j
HOTEL WINDSOR
Cape Mnj a Unrest pnd bfBt Direct Ij oa
twach, 13 rooms, 50 laths Write tot
ltlrrRlur nnrt rttt-n MISS IIAI PIN
""" COLONIAL HOTEL
Unoms iih luih Itunnlnir Water
;; sn.m W II Oil It'll
i n r ami I roprictor
MONTCI.Un. . .1.
I nptnln Mnvm Srott n uubcBtnblr
liapbnll ncRriRition of ollnR biiiiiei'(
wompu of AriliiiciP urn1 tlip tonquprors
Trsprdn. , If In "i. in n sppctnrulnr
Rnrno ori the Artlmorc playground in
which the Ardtnoro Chnrabcr of Com
tnm-p fiirninhpd HlP viLtiml. In spite
Itf tho fnct thHt tho Thnrabpr tpnm in
cluded omp former Alnln Iiine lpnune
Mnis like IMtlie r.von, the refiuire
iiint tint the mule plmer roteh nnil
lml with the left hnml if ther were
nclit handed, nnd the right hand if thev
were left handed, wns too mueh for
them
Uiehard .T Hamilton, president of
the Menon Title and Tru't Company
and nl-o president of the Chamber of
Commerce, was tne umpire, aih- "
1 more business pirls" team included Iiss
i Mnrcaret Niinnti and Miss Horn Do-
1 in. pi'CIirrs, uni iiii'-i " ........"...
uitiher. Caiitam Mavme Scott, tirst
bn'e, Ahss Marr Clark, second base;
Miss Morev. third base; Miss Anna
Wilkcr. right held , Miss Elizabeth
Tltighrx. iciitei held. Miss llerciim,
left field, Mis ,1c in Ohmit, phortstop,
and the Mi!es Connor, JVpnlve".
nurns, Newman. Kitty and l.lizibeth
Ohmit as substitutes
The victims included Thomas Cronln
nnd David Daldas, pitchers; William
1 rankentield and Policeman Barney
Kinc, ntelicrs- Albert Ji. ucinhold.
hrst hasp; Charles Stanton, second
hite. "William S (Wv. Khortstop ; L.
.! Iaoiis. third lne , Cecil II
Wushnn. left held Captain Harry
(loldman, ceuter field, and illlnm J.
Inl'orles. right field
The number of eirors resulting from
the clash was suppressed by Secretary
Lnl'ortcs. of the Chamber of Commerce,
out of defeience to eiich side.
St. John's Last Troopa Home
St John's. N V.. July H Six bun
,1rd Newfoundland oldiers arrived on
the ste-imer Cassandra last 'night, the
last of (1000 sent overseas, except a lew
seneuslv woundid. who arc still in
British hospitals, and the headquarters
staff in London
the autumn
Philadelphia Mint Meets Abnormal
Demand for Small Denominations
During tho fiscal year ended June 1)0 1
the Philadelphia Mint turned out n. $500,000 Needed, Says Carber,
tupendous amount of work In meeting
the abnormal demands for small coins
to make up payrolls and for ue in
paying tho minor taxes imposed on
retail sales, molng picture tickets and
other wartlmo expenditures The total
of domestic coinage was o'TKl,n.'i7,0rS
pieces, with an uggiegate aluc of
.fO.iVJS.IBD.
Of this output, 100.05S pieces were
soucnir half dollars struck bj author
itv of Congiess to mark Hie centcnninl
of the admission of Illinois to state
hood. 1.11S.O0O regular half dollars,
S.IMIOOO quaiteis, 1.-;,:!ll() 0()0 dimes,
LM '1 Is.OOO nickels and ail,ai,000 pen
nies In addition to this vast work, S2,
2o0 000 pieces In nickel and bionze were
struck on foreign account, large orders
having been executed for Peru, Argen
tina, Nicaragua and Siam. For the
Pointing Out That Realty
Taxes Support Education
John P. Clarber. superintendent of
schools, in commenting upon the nwiud
of $2-!0,000 for school lepairs made b,
the propcrlj committee of the Board
of Education today said, "YVc ought to
have moro than double that nmount,"
"I recommended that $500,000 be
giieii for tho much-needed repairs
However, we'll have to do the most
we can with the small amount we've
got We can at least keep the schools
sanitari and impnne some of the imme
diate needs of the buildings.
"L'nder the newly revised law we
are allowed seven mills for 1020 nnd eight
mills beginning with 1021. If tho eight
had been nllowed for 1020, we might
iaiiVriaation n,0 sn ! obtain $500,000
n small bionro coin, were made nntl M,CP on 7 " u7 'I ''"V.0"10
luone-"wu imu iuui. iiuwiiKr iui lttu-
tatio improvements to tide us over.
shipped The Argentine Ilepublic got
about 47,000,000 fi, 10 nnd 20-centnve
blanks; Peru. 21.000. 1. 2. 5, 10 and
0 eentaos; Nicaragua, ."0,000, 1 and
"Unfortunately, real estate is made
to bear irtuallj the entiro expense of
" coidoba, nnd Peru. 20,10."; gold blanks, 'our schools. I lmo been urging that
each of the aluo of an 1'nglish pound
Find Body of Man In River
Thn body of a man, presumably he
who jumped from a ferryboat yester
day, was recovered today in the Dela
ware liter neat the foot of Vine street
bv patrol boat Vo 2 It was taken to
the morgue. Hie man was described
nt about fie feet eight inches tall, 100
pounds in weight, smooth -shaven and
wearing dark clothes and black shoes.
He was about forty years old and part
ly bald. Among his effects were rosary
beads and nn Elmwood trolley exchange
ticket of June 20.
FIVE PHILA. BATHERS SAVED
Many Rescues Thrill Large Crowds
at Atlantic City
Phlladelphiarls figured In iiuineioiis
rcstucs along tho beach nt Atlantic
City jeMerday. A tremendous bathing
crowd kept the guards all along the
beach on the jump throughout the day.
Offsets cutting in without warning en
dangered scveinl at the central bathing
benches.
At South Carolina avenue, Mr. nnd
Mrs Ucorgc IJedes, of this city, were
pulled from the surf by Guards Mc
Ketina nnd McCnnn nfter they had gone
the stnto shore the burden to n greater
degree. And this car we were awarded
hj the state nbout $3,000,000 more thau
in previous years, $18,000,000 for two I
ears lor improvements and $0,000,
000 for two years to devote toward
teachers' salaiies "
Man Shot; Remains Silent
Emerita Tiiciirco, thirty-two years
old, ot rennsgroe, N. J., was taken to
the Cooper Hospital, Camden, today
with n gunshot wound in the leg. He
refusts to htato how or where the fight
occurred. His condition is not critical.
The Kiddies Enjoy
Cuticura Soap
This pure, fragrant cmplllent is just
suited to the tender skins of infants
and children. Millions have known
no other since birth. The daily use
of it, witli touches of Ointment now
and then to little skin and' scalp
troubles, tends to insure a healthy
skin, a clean scalp and good hair
through life. Soap, Ointment and
Talcum 25 cents each everywhere.
laV" Be euro to test the fascinating fra
grance of Cutlcura. Talcum on your skin.
under twice. Caught In n current
sweeping toward n jetty that juts out
alongside Young'H Old Pier, they were
pulled In close to the piling. In their
struggle to light clear of the offset they
became sepaiated. The guards reached
them after they had become exhausted
and unable to resist the current.
A. II. White wns pulled in by guards
at Maryland avenue, nfter he had been
knocked over by n beach wave and
drawn out into deep wnter by the
underflow. The. l!fcsacrs had barely
reached Bhorc when Helen White nnd
Theodore Thomas, two other Phlladel-
phinns, called for help when they found
It Impossible to reach th shallow water.
Both required medical attention after
the guards had bi ought them In,
Old Jobs Walt Wire Strikers
New Yorlt. Jul .1. Edward Rey
nolds, vice piesidcnt and general man
ager of the Postal Company, announced
tbnt he was informed that the teleg
raphers' strike had been called off,
that those strikers who wished to re
turn to work could do so, "though
thev had to risk finding their places
filled." When the strike was called
no grievances were alleged by the strike
leaders against tho Postal Company,
Thieves Know the Way
Into Your Store and Premises,
But Keep Away
if they see our sign on your property. A
burglar attempting to get in by trap,
window or door might just as well notify ua
rk adiance, for that is really what he does
when he attempts to rob a place protected
by the Holmes System.
Here an adequate force of trained and
expei ienccd men aie constantly on duty;
they make immediate response. Your prem
ises aie protected.
Send for Booklet
HOLMES
ELECTRIC
PROTECTION
812'CHESTNUT'Sr"c-WALNUT6IIMAIN-1290'
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
MnTCr.AIR. N. J. I
MOST Hl'I 1MITFI I IA SlTCATm
KhMnhNTIW. HOTEIi IN M.W I
UKK'S SI III mis I
Ol'FN T11F LMIBIJ TEAI1
rnrnFHicit c. iimi, compant
Thee will return in
MMMtR Ih5pnTS
tjvke rT.rin V. T.
LAKE n.ACID. N. T. 'OW OPEN
llodern In all Its appointments
J. J SWTrMIY. Man-see.
Vflnt.r Highland Park Hotel Alkej3C.
TfAHlllMTON. D. C.
W HUM (inn, N ,T.
HOTFI ? 1"" Vt YNUMUKL. of course
"was-i-i -Mncnolln W Itklt. Frank Boss
SPECIAL- OVCR THE 4TH from
Thnrs Sunner tn Sun. nfter Supper
PITNFY New York ae, near
(lettystmrK, J1J
Amusements
9.00
beach.
FIrst-claB table, noted tor 1U 7 IT T?
I 1 npli.r p Near bn h
H M CU-sTEAD Prop
IJKACH II M N. J.
ENGLESIDE
Burlington Hotel
I 'sa thnn fle mlnut-s from eer thins;
American and European Plans
431 Rooms, 222 Baths, $2 & Up
II T MILLER Manager
wrinlMnma Wll CClftXted tnnA CAD 250
Lflree lry rooms opAn aurroundlnso, bath- I Th beat combination of genuine fvuhoro ,
Ine trorn bouse, free shower baths J12 50 features on the Atlantic Coist Matchl's
up week M C BWEENEY. flahlne natllns tathlnr. ttc ocean und '
S(T 4th Of July Special !?0 ' Th( !;n5lf".,dr nfr rs mo,1n appointments
Thursday to Monday J orchestra " n00kiet
Al The rnvlngton. Mekt I'lill-wlclnhia
TOICHFST1-R nnAcn. MP
q 4th ot J uiy special ?a
u Thursday to Monday 17 i
HOTEL BELLEVILLE ,
NEW YORK AVE. N'EAlt BEACH
HOTEL J AC KSON,
ATLWTR city. n. j. '
Vlrelnla. ae tlrst house from Iloardwalk and .
Steel 1'ier FIUCrnOOF. Prliato baths run '
nine water In rooms Orchestra. Brill
American JL European plan Moderate rates
Ownership n,anag-em-nt S J nrtOOA N
HOTEL MERION cukeprook
Vermont avs. and tie Beaeh near all .at
tractions. Capacity 850 Htth-class. modem
hotel. Superior table, elevator, prlv baths, i
ronnlnc water In rooms etc Extenilr.
rnrrhes Op-rshlp msnaJt M L PARLEY
!R5C2.0tOI3:
South Carolina Avenue, adjacent to beac&l
Cap WO.Ksflned patTonaK,matie.dancuur, I
jaovs ana bcttico excaueas. j
Booklet. A. rrMokJel
HOTEL TOLCHESTER
rteautlfulh situated on Cheeapeake Ray All
the Adantis:es of Salt "Water and Ozone
bpcclal rates by the week and week end.
Apply HOTEL TOLCHFSTER.
Tolchester Ueacfc. Md
Ml KM ItMII I F. P.
STi:lllllTt
THE CARLTON feH
The Yarmouth Belm00nBtBrtrw:fk Avo' I
Ownership Management. i
CHAH P. ZAZZALI j
THE WILTSHIRE
Ylnrtnla ae. and Beach: ocean view; ca
pacity 350. private baths, mnnlne water In TJ "ir D T r
rooms, elector, etc : American plan, epeclaj JTlaVC I OU OC6n rleiP '
weekly rates, Doomet aAHUEi. cms,
" TT7vm7T WDUnrtVT The lllahlaml llonse Now open Overlooking
HOTbL rlibUONIA famous Iebanon allej Rend for rates
OPEN ALL Yff An. Tennessee ave (nrt off ?"dc"l"r. AjdreM K nniNKLET
Boardwalk. European plan E'.ery appoint-
Walters Park Inn
WERNERSVILLE, PA.
THE CRFtTKST PLtK LV
The Blue Ridge
fcvery Blodern Appoint
ment. TVnII .Qnnrl Vmi TT
5 Happy and Healthy
SPECIAL RATE "4th"
WEEK-END
From Thursdnr, Julr 3d. Inrludlne Snppee
To Monday .Inly 1th. Including Dreakfast
Single Room for one - - $16
Double Room for two - - $30
Leave lleadlnc Terminal A 35 I
J Arrive MrmersTllI 6 15
Monday leave Wernersrllle 0 01
ArTlve I'hllndelnhla 10 50
Chair cars both ways.
Please make reservations.
Famous Throughout tile ( imntrr
SsMsinSr-'
1?
ment Moderate rate restaurant.
B1VAYNE Kentucky Ave. Fourth bote!
J '-iJLM MIDI N '''IMA . P .
SHADOW LAWN INN
l?Ml un dally: $14 un weekly
H up dally. ITATUtlbON H1PPLE. Prop
HOTEL CONTINENTAL
arate Phone or write.
Airy rooms ico d table nrlialA erminri
European ! tennis Pa i. Hit It Mayne & Otn ave
care jiivb i.uMee Mgr Tel t.ln 4 14H
To Bristol
Burlington Island
Park and Trenton
See the Beautiful
Upper Delaware
Weekdaj gaJUnirs from Arch St.Wnarf
or uurungton isiona tu ow a
M o r 11
For llristol and Trenton 8 10 a. 11,
1 00 0 00 P II
JULY 4TH and SUNDAYS
tor lllrllngton Island Park 7 (Ml
h 111 111 00 AM 1 00 3 10 5 00 P M
For llristol 7 00, 10 00 A M , 3 30
on 8 io v m
For Trenton 7 00 8 R0 10 00 A
M 1 00 2 30. 5 00 R 30 P M
One war fare 23c Saturdays Sundays
and Holidays, 30c, Children 15c
(Note the 1 P. M. boat week dare
and the R V M boat Bandars and Jnly
4th are the lait boats making the round
trip )
Special Moonlight Excursion
TONIGHT AND EVERY EVENING
I'p the neautlfnl Delaware
Three. deck Iron Htenmir ilueen Ajine,
Leaves 8 P. M , Arch St. Wharf
Moonlleht Special rcdnred fare
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 40c round trip Friday,
Hatarday nnd Sunday, round trip S5c
Inlndlnr war tax
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IIIAON, PA.
Always opn ei"n roj lerma med. iii i v rta i.i
m wains r.. ' wwmniim irin wis aHuin
r : IT ' dally desirable for bual.
HOTEL PLAZA
ST. CHARLES PLACE & PACIFIC AYE
Rlsxator Prieate baths A C MePI Bl.r.aM
Wpstminster Ky BV-nr-Bch Elev tost.
WSimui3icrj,rlv baths runnin(t ua t
tl2 50unv.klv tJ 10 un dallv Chia Ruhr-
Line Espe.
ness men with families
t at reasonable rates
grounds wide erandt
HOTEL WHITTLE Y.rk A
. ... 4th hotel from
bsach. Amer plan 12 00 up daily Europoaa
II 00 UP Elevator Pathlnr from hotel
Avon Inn c!?n 4 Vlnrlnla Ase Prliate
nvu" "" baths running water- eLvutor
o street. Superior taMe H w Williams
Hntpl BosCObel J'entucky Ave
Sfeamer Svlvan Dell
tTeinrna i 11 t n a V, "
"l"0 (ill UtlUt
nanclnK Larte I Vly worry about missing a trip and
Phone RTTvvnl7 ,n,, at Atlantic City when jou can take
t trip on the fateamer hHnn iJell from
u;i, At i u . i xrcl st wnan. r-nua , to uiuinfrsport,
rlamUtOn Apartment Hotel , - j , the finest bathlnB beach on tho
' "" -i... ."rriiionn, fa. I rvauare Hler Jnv
OnRIiTOT. PA.
A comfortable suburban llottl
4th VrM-i.
ltnrn . ... r. . n - . . Z 1
..... nr.A .,.,.. ...-i ,.,- .1.. ..:.': eapn rcn fit. ui u a m anu i 31
kill Rler Larue erandu. tlevator and all , P in Returning leacs BIlllnRsport at '
mnuern tomeniences 7 30 p in, Haturtlay, .lull 5. leaves
Bell Tplphone orristnwn 114
rnauEA. pa.
RIVER VIEW HOTEL
Beach JLT fin nn n.. i er thn Rtisauphnnn 1Tnrlr nn mn no
Amer plan Booklet A i; MAItlOV Rates on application Frpl J Quade Prop
'
w'
Hotel Arlington JUICWAn,lRln';lJe' ""
Qrn sll year 11 j ushuhhk Ht SOV.
Wnrthirnrton Missouri ana Pacinc Aes. '
Woriningion nlock ,rom b(mch 4 ne(J(
rpot Hot cold runnlnu water In -onma
Tefm. mMerate J n M onTjMNnTny11''-
Lockhart " Jom", p "eatn cuisine
lUfci '""unexrel larRe atrv rms . bath.
Ing from bouse Llev JlrsJWirtschaftr
Kenluky ae near Iieach
and nil attraction,, c Kn
up dallv. 112 HO up weekly EMaekenthum
frinnnell "! nalac. aves BeachTroM
.ntuuicii V,w Amer. & uropan Dlia
rate reas rap 2V) A C ChnnnlU 0,7 I
Mr.it Clarion Kr ATe Beoeh Uaraia, '
tNCW v.4arion Wnolt,.t B K bonipacb i
American ,8a st Jmes pi . Zd house frara
American bOTifh . f2 50 aMy R Col,
LKMOX. UA9H.
Becchwood
HOTEL ASPINWAU
LENOX, MASS,
High and Cool in th Berkthhn
A HOTEL OF DISTINCTION
Now Open. Tleritlon 1400 fee.
Desirable Cottr. with Hotel Mrrlo.
UOMTJ T1VOROOEB. llsuutri
Wbster luaort rrlnceaa Hotel. raod.
nOSTOV. MA8B.
I ONt.PORT. . i.
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HOTEL ABERDEEN
I ONOPORT. X. .
Directly on the ocean front. An Ideal
family hotel In comfort and surroundings at
moderate ratea 20 rolns by trolley or auto
from Atlantic City Bklt. John C, dossier
Longport's hie new concrete seawall and
ocean promenade are now romp.e'ed.
HI'UIMl UhK IIRtrit. N. J.
THE WARREN
ON THE OfKAV
srnio uhK iiiucii, . j.
A. house that's different' In Its fine
appointments, artistic decorations homelike
atmosphere and serlce Surrounded by
CTen lawns and gardens at the j of the
aea. Opening Juno 18. I'or reservations
eddress
lJs hluhl). 114 V. 7l)lli SlreetwT;rlf.
OtiFV CITY. V. J.
'rJOe&
, Pl.Co5tflKMqr
Phlla 9 a. m bunday, July 6 leaes
I'hila. 9 a m Iteturnlng lea.cs Ull
linssport at 7 and 9 IB p m.
"Queen of Sea Routes"
TO
BOSTON
SAVANNAH
JACKSONVILLE
Stearrtrs sail Philadelphia for Boston
Wednesday, Saturda) a P. M . for Sdvannah
and Jacksonville, Friday. 0PM A most
deulrablo way to travel In comfort and shle
with dispatch """
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
PIER 18 S DELAWARE AVE.
Telephone Lombard 1000
nncTHi r,
HOTEL PURITAN
J ComsiirM Ava. Batten i Our araduates are In constant demand for
The Distinctive D Q'puy"i positions Ore Shorthand.
Aii-V MVT?..r I I hA""l'. .?' e stem. Complete business
Oil of the most hotnaOk I
holes! In ths world.
Our DookJsMvu riaU-W 1
rksWric DcoVm in tortL. J
rAMlOUTII. .MAHH.
FALMOUTH ARMS
nlrht on llnriards nay.
FALMOUTH. MAWS.
A Bummrr Hotel of the Highest Clasa.
ier Booklet and Ratea addreei
m. w hutch Manages'
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HOTEL BRIGHTON
7lh and Ocean Are
Open June 23 n. R. SOOT.
l-fote-l HenrV Moderate rates. Excellent
EETWOOP "" y,f E82(nr
FRANCOMA. N. II.
FOREST HILLS HOTEL a-
Cottages
Kranconla (M'hlte Mountalnsl. N H
Frank II Abbott 4 Soir, Managlne Props.
A thoroughly modern hlgh.grade resort.
Unexcelled table Unobtruslvo service
Eery outdoor recreation Reasonable rates
Same man Upland Terrace lltthlehem N 11
'yiaest View Kast 0 Ine ItocMea"
and secretarial courses Half rates summer
months intensive training Enroll
any time Call or write for full
particulars and catalogue
wula. nrsiNF.ts coLian
and College of Commerce
1017 Cheetnnt St.. Philadelphia.
fllinilAM. N. H.
rborough
720 Ocean Aie, Pacing
n'Rin n o jfivilj
Tennis courts Near beach a
MT. MADISON HOUSE
Corham, N, II.
"The Gativay to the White Mti."
Opens June 20, Homelike atmosphere.
Outdoor Sports Fine June and July trout
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United States Spruce Production Corporation
SALE
TWO EXTENSIVE LUMBER DEVELOP
MENTS, PACIFIC NORTHWEST, U. S. A.
Each Consisting of
A Permanent Railway System Tapping Large Virgin Areas of
Timber and a Well Located Modern Sawmill of Large Capacity
The War Department, through the above corporation, organized under Act of Congress, entitled "An Act
making Appropriation for the Support of the Army, etc.", approved July 9, 1918, on account of war time
necessity, built railways and prepared milling facilities for the timber from two of the largest hitherto un
developed timber areas of the Pacific Northwest, namely, Olympic Peninsula, State of Washington, and Lin
coln County, adjoining Yaquina Bay, State of Oregon, including the famous Siletz Basin.
Development, at date of Armistice was advanced to such a stage that either of these properties can now
be placed in complete operation, including milling and logging, in sixty to ninety days.
All facilities and structures arc of highest grade, machinery of latest type and all work performed un
dcr the supervision of experienced and practical engineers, contractors, lumbermen and loggers.
Admirable climatic conditions for year around operation.
Supplemental equipment for logging and railway operation, owned by the corporation, can bo acquired
subject to prior sale.
Every facility for detailed inspection will be offered. Detailed plans, descriptions, etc, are available in
pamphlet form with terms of sale.
Cruises, profiles, maps, ownership data, complete working specifications and master index of mill prop
erties and machinery are available for inspection at offices of corporation at Yeon Bldg., Portland, Ore., U. S. A.
These properties will not be sacrificed nor will bids be
considered for less than reproduction values.
Properties on Olympic Peninsula, State of Washington
Mill and railroad open np largest hitherto undeveloped timber resources in Pacific Northwest and maka
production available for rail, coastwise and export trade.
One large established, privately owned mill now operating on this Harbor at Port Angeles.
Mill at
Port Angeles
Clallam County,
Washington
Shipping Facilities Along
side deep water Puget Sound;
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Transcontinental Railway Sys
tem. Pacific coast terminal rates.
Mill Building Heaviest tim
ber construction.
Machinery Individual units
electrically driven; one 10 and
one 11 ft. band head saw, 60
in. gang, 84 in, resaws, cargo
and rail overhead loading cranes.
Site Consists of 181 acres of which 67 acres are
available for drying yard.
Bulkheaded and filled around buildings.
Log Pond IB million F. B. M. storage capacity.
Housing Facilities Camp buildings, modern cottages
and three-story BG-room brick hotel, completely fur
nished; also considerable housing room in city adjacent
Present Condition Ninety per cent complete new
mnehinery on hand for installation. Capable of pro-
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Capacity 100,000 F. B. M. per 8 hr. day.
Power Plant Fireproof brick building on solid con
crete foundation; Custodis stack, refuse burner, 2400
H. P- water tube boilers; present provision for 1B0O
K. W. turbo generator; piping and room provided
for additional 2000 K. W.
Ample Water Supply.
Engineering Highest quality bkill and design in
entire installation by recognized experts of wide
technical and operating experience.
ductive operations in 90 to 100 days.
S. P. D. Railroad No. 1
TMi conneeta wJth the Milwaukee System 17 mllee west of
Port Angeles. Main line completed miles to Lake Pleasant!
fee simple right ot way; seasoned substantial roadbed; standard
Eauge 80 lb. rail; gravel ballast; wide clearances; E-RO stale
tores: maximum 14 deg. curvature; gradients 126 vs. loads.
i ts empties: 1 summit. 16 miles sidings Insulted; SB miles
sddlUonsl sidings graded. Main line construction Involved
1.250,000 yds. grading, 660 Un. ft. tunnels. 30,000 lln. ft,
piles. 800,000 T. D. M. timber In place, 66,000 yds. ballast.
Spurs aggregating 70 miles graded; tor opening dsrslopment
of ft4 b'llion feet timber Immedlstelr tributary on 400 squire
milesconelstlns of 2,8.8.000.000 ft. ot Fir, 987,000.000 ft. Spruce,
648,000,000 ft. Cedar. 2,818,000,000 ft Hemlock. Timber through
which logging branch spurs are graded. Is privately held with
out Incumbrance by Urge owners. Productive logging opersuoni
Physically possible within 60 dsys for marketing logs to Port
Angeles or other Puget Sound mills. Topogrsphy lends Itself
to economical logging and Is fully mapped. Main line may be
extended 60 miles through practically solid additional virgin
timber. Numerous wnter power sites adjacent for large pulp or
milling developments.
Proposals will be Considered For
R. It, No. 1 and Port Angeles Mill sep
arately, or jointly ;
R. R. No. 11 and Toledo Mill:
R. It. No. 12 and Timber Tract:
' It. II. No. 12, Timber Tract and Toledo
Mill ; or for all Lincoln County properties.
tehms governing acceptance of
dids
All bids presented shall be sealed and
will be received up to 12 o'clock noon Tues
day, Sept. 2, 1919, by the undersigned
atMU office in the Yeon Bldg, Portland.
All bids will be publicly opened at 2
o'clock. September 2. 1919.
Petal) bid forms and terms of sals on
application.
No bids win he considered unless ac
companied by certified check In the
amount of 8100,000 00 made payable to
the United States Spruce Production Cor.
poration, to be retained as liquidated
damsges on failure of bidder to complete
purchase on award, to be returned In
event of rejection.
The U. S Spruce Production Corp. re
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
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Properties in Lincoln County, State of Oregon
Mill, Railroads and Timber Trad;
Mill at Toledo, Lincoln Co., Ore.
Snipping Faculties Tide water Yaquina Bar,
Yaquina Branch of Southern Pacific Hallway
System: racllio coast terminal rates.
Yaquina Bay harbor development by Govern
ment and port authorities under way.
Mill Modern Individual electrlo motor driven
machinery of Paclfie Coast type; one 10 and one
11 ft. band bead saw; 72 and 84 In. carriages;
86 In. vertical and 72 In. horizontal resaws I com
mercial capacity 250,000 F. B. M. per 8 hr. day.
Power Plant 2,000 II. P. water tube boilers:
1850 K. W. turbo generator and auxiliaries, all
la place on concrete foundations; steal stack and
refuse burner. Complete mill and locomotive
machine shop. Mschlnery and power plant alt
at site, 75 Installed; capable of adjustment
to purchaser' requirement. Ample Water Sup
ply. Site consists of 60 acres, ample for lum
ber vtorage and housing facilities. Tracks and
Leading Bhedl with Manufacturing Shed I84Z
482 ft. Office Building and Stare lions, on site.
Log Storage adjacent, capacity 20,000,000 F. B.
JI. Well adapted for large scsls finished predact
manufacturing plant for rsll msrketlng through
out United Stales. This Corporation owns Intirsrt
tn Toledo & Sllets Log. R, R, tapping Immense
virgin Douglas Fir belt Immediately north.
S. P. D. Railroad No. 11
(Yaqslna Northern)
Connecting at Yaquina terminus So. Fac br.
Main line completed 10 8 miles; graded 1.7 miles
additional ; 2 75 miles sidings completed : 2 09
miles sputs completed. Engine houses, oil and
water facilities, log dumps, booming ground at
Yaquina Terminal. Fee simple right of way.
Standard gauge tVft lb. rsll, sand ballast, well
seasoned roadbed. Structures for heaviest load
ing, wide clearances, no tunnels. Maximum
curvature 16 deg. Maximum grade, vs. loads
2 6; vs. empties 3.7. This road taps tim
bered area of nearly 2 blUtos ft., mostly Douglas
Fir and Sitka Spruce, with soma Hemlock and
Cedar, which can be reached with continuous
logging development,
S. P. D. Railroad No. 12
(Alsta Southern)
28 4 miles main tine completed from northern
terminus on Yaquina Bay. This railroad built
for logging purposes, and dumps Into Yaquina
Bay, Car ferry slips, car barge and stern wheel
steamer to tow logs and barges, make possible
transferring ears to Yaquina Northern at Ya
quina. Fee simple main line right of way. Six
teenths mites additional main line graded I 8 6 miles
spurs graded ; 2 66 miles sidings complete. Stand
ard gauge 60 lb. rail, sand ballast, roadbed
fairly well seasoned, structures heaviest loading.
Maximum grade, 8 vs. empties, 2 vs. loads.
16 deg, maximum curvature. Water supply, en
gine service houses, warehouse, booming grounds,
log booms and pockets ready for operation. This
line taps approximately 800,000,000 ft, timber
owned by this corporation and described below.
Both above railroads In line of any ultimate Pacific Cetst line Hallway SrsUsv
Bar Termini are Un milt br tide water below Toledo mill.
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Timber Tract
This corporation owns In fee above mineral
rights about 12,600 acres of high grade timber
at southern end Alsea Southern R. R, In approx
imately following Quantities i Douglas Fir, 116,-
744,000 ft; spruce. 268.765,000 ft I hemlock, 109,
476,000 ft; cedar. 16,116,000 ft Complete topo.
graphical maps and spur Una locations, beyond,
present grading, developed for logging entire tract
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