TRIBI'XE, \u25a0-, NBW-YOBK DAILY SINDAY. JUKE 0. 1907. WHITE MOUNTAINS PURE PURE THE MOUNT PLEASANT AIR Opens Sat., June 29th. WATER

Annual Tourna- THE Through trains j ment of Bretton day or night from Woods Golf Club Opens Mon., July 15th. Grand Central Sta- first week in Au- tion to station on gust. hotai grounds. THE MOUNT WASHINGTON, 'S GREATEST HOSTELRY. THE MOUNT PLEASANT, THE FAVORITE LONG SEASON HOUSE OF THE MOUNTAINS. Range in background. The side shown in the cut faces Mount Washington and the President! al Range, close at hand The Mount Washinjjton is in view across the golf course and Mt. Washington and the Presidential the Lv.New York 8:40 a. m., ar. Bretton Woods 8:00 p. m. L Allth: \u25a0'ami'JS re orts o- th? White Mountims ar.- covered in half-Jay trips from Bretton Woods. New York Hotels Bretton Hall, The Seymour. Florida Hotele Tho 'rn.ond and Bretton Inn at »rt

if to the '".re.,t Lakes, •\u25a0md even goes over the border FOli SI MMEli DELIGHTS. • to some Canadian places. The alpha- AT lUCIIFIELDSPRIXGS. 1 LicaJ list of names in it exceeds a thousai AT SARATOGA SPRINGS ~t route to each with the excursion nit.s Ioollnucd from Arat pas*- and stopover prlvileces are all set forth In the — there Is the Mi.lf stretch inland New England. An Unusual Number of Summer volume of WO liiges. with maps and many half- A Season Conventions Prepar- of lustrations. The regions described i-V as of with its varied regions. la all the nix Eastern States, pave ,is the Adirondack^ and Yellowstone Park, Rhode Island, there are mountain r«- Visitors Expected. ing Crowd*. glons :K. aid ranne from York Harbor, lie . to for which commend themselves to these who eeek elevation of Richfield Springs, N. V.. June S (Special).— T.akes. Canada. The juxtaposll Saratoga Springs, N. V., June ? (Special).—Al- above the sea level for change: nir ami relnvlj>hlrr». only fash- the Gateway of The Pulaski; Klpawa and Klttery Point; Hot Springs and resort In autumn, are more of an At Adirondack's always Pure to return the next year, and in this vite lover* The racetrack beautiful, even lonable i>e<<>mlriK aid Hundred Islands French Uch and Fronl horse Is all-sutiimer region those with v.-ay Richfield has a steadily increasing patron- Clayton and Clearwatef; Bagle Bay and at this early date, the golf links nnd tennis and homes there N.-.m/ket; and keeji them open longer and longer. Ifthey go to age) Of persons who all know each other and who Nfst; Naples n;nl Uiuff Point courts are all that could be desired The Sagamore ch-Kpnr.; Centre Moriches, N. V.. and Charlevoix, th«« «••.•.«!> for stay In It is enjoy* together many pleasures which the In the last month have been opening a brief midsummer the more. Mrlef but Interesting de- cottager* preceded and followed by residence in the bill*. One of the Most Ideal Summer Resorts scriptions of the regions In which th< their summer Installing resort affords. handbook, homes and themselves for To the northward of the Hf-rkshires the Oreeo in America situated will '\u25a0•\u25a0 found in the which is the season. Many small cottages He One thing which will especially to ; • \u25a0•\u25a0 i\Ith the infoi dot the shores Mountains, which contribute r< • Rive theli name to the State of popularity to be. Informed r< \u25a0-; of Saratoga Lake These nre occupied by Bnrn- delight Now Under the Management of this \u25a0 Vermont nnd to those Kichfieid's rummer is that It will and the means of reaching i toglans, an- tt continual who \u25a0 \u25a0 ho rent th.ir homes to guests. be me • New Yorkers. < >np or Never dwell within flight of th.ir green-clad slopes. In before the great. Kveiy EDMUND KRUMBHOLZ two was demand so Inch of tii<- .-nfirf it i« Impossible to of T. of the fastest Sew York Central trains will is state almost *ot out P. 0 SAGAMORE. N*. T. house room occupied nnd an appeal foi forty light of some part of«Uhls aptly iu*riwil group of alter their Frh*-s so as to stop at Elerkimer, AT liIiETTOX WOODS. new cottages — was made this spring Several line mountains, ard In the valleys and among the hills \u25a0WINTER THE KIRKWOOD. aftd will be met there by special through trolley • \u25a0:. completed houses have I. this year. William if the Ht-it« ths at night. In this way the town Pleasant Hotels, White Mountains. man. la readiness for But more Further east, beyond the valley of the Connecti- \u25a0 notlceablo and important than any of these Is th« regtoa The biggest thing in nature in the White Goldsmith, cut. Is to bt> found the chief mountain of Improved. new arcade owned by It. J. erected on England, Indeed, Atlantic slope. region is Washington, that New of the hole Mountain Mount the old arcade site near the Intersection of Hioad- the Adirondack*, the Mountains. gainst its background of highest way Philadelphia azi apt White heaven kissing peak which rites in the and street. which are lifted higher toward heaven than any uilngton will present the most The ;>'7 air of any mountain in this part of the country. year will be characterised as the Heeaoii part this east the Mississippi, notable change <>f the year. Itis being repaired other of country ot The biggest thing from the hand of man In that of great conventions For several years prepara- pas111 tn North Carolina, which overtop and renovated Inside and out with fresh paint, progress save some region Is the , at Bret- tions have been In which will culminate Mount Washington by a few hundred feet. But paper, new plumbing and electrical ai>paratus In the July Septem- ton Woods, which is the centra of interest for mammoth assemblies of ami this lofty psak, more than a mile and \u25a0 quarter op everywh-i• bar. The Triennial tamns will sup- thousands of visitors to that region each season. Conclave of Knights Templar In the air. and the neighboring heights art lha port the places, has always of the United States meets irorn July 7 to 12. Tim year many of which been one of The nearest tourist station to Mount Washing- centre of Internal each to thousands Msa n National Encampment of the Grand Army of the country. merely the :the house, and ton is at Bretton Woods, whero the Mount visitors from all over tha Not the return to the white. and green of th< • Republic will continue throughout the ut-ek be- residents of seaside cities in great numbers, but Washington and Mount Pleasant hotels cater ginning September » LINE, country house will be especially pleasing to For ths accommodation of many from remote places make a point of visiting CATSKILL EVENING to the entertainment of guests. Trains leave these guests Saratoga Is using every resource, und to those who delight In the fitness of things. the White Mountain' region and ascending the the hotel grounds twice daily to make the ascent It Is expected that more persons will be enter- House to be oh far skyward an ItIn easily SHORTEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST ROUTE TO Ihe : Dr. William Baker in Summit " Cram of the peak to the Tiptop House. A fine round tallied during each of the.*« conventions than have possible to get. The accommodations for visitors In CATSKILL, TANNERSVILLE, TWILIGHT Wa <;i has the bathing establishment by coins; up cog ever been here only many and CAIRO. HOTEL KAATERSKILL. SA\TA CXLZ. bead, trip is made the railroad to the housed before. Not the vil- and around th* White Mountains are. of physician \u25a0 PALENVILLE. CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE. SUNSET Its a known and loved Car then taking lages, but the surrounding country will assist varied, ranging from the most expensive, of hotels summit, the ride down the roadway undertaking. in HAINES CORNERS. ONTEORA. ELKA P and wide. This summer : Twin Mountain sufferers from gout, rbeuma- ford Path to building new tracks from the freight lioush to the Kin*, tlsm, Bridle Crawford Notch. Blto of the old trolley station on South the Rev. Thomas Starr who wrote "The catarrh and kindred ailments willno doubt Washing- Broadway, White Hill*."has a peak for him at Jeffer- At the Mount Pleasant and Mount nearly opposite Convention Hall. A new station Bethlehem,named fitd relief here during the coming months. will i.«) there, son; Mount Agassis, at la named In The there are provided all known comforts and built which will receive all pas the Louts Akuksl?., Hie ir ton singers from the south. will honor of great naturalist. waters ar<:- the strongest in tho North, luxuries for the Every Is This double Sara- of whose birth been celebrate patrons. provision toga's facilities in handling crowds and 1 centennial has Just aad ToyedT afford Artists have found Inspiration in the oved in hundreds made for track space for the accommodation of several and authors Mountains, Cr;iin the eecurity as well as the comfort hun- heart of the White and they have of casts. Dr. has loj.g been familiar dred sleeping cars during conventions. many by with of guests. A report on fire protection at the Tlim old property In South Broadway added much to th« pleasure of persons their power and Clarendonpurchased the work of pen and pencil in depleting the notes flrm believer In their ability Bummer hotels of New England Bays: has been by Father Flood for the to cure, Roman natural features of the region to which »<> many and it is anticipated that the bath Catholic Church. persons are annually drawn l*ake Wlnnl- wil]be The most essential feature in a summer hotel Ballston Spa. a suburb of this village, will cele- Prom as . Unr].-r his brate Its Juno to 28. This plaaukee on the Houth to Dlxvllle. Notch on the besides the attractiveness of the house and its centennial a willInclude : north, from to Mount Washington, uncle. surroundings fire, addresses by Governor Hughes of this state and Mooallaukee is the provision against thus former Lieutenant Governor J. Cutler from Pranconla and Crawford notches to the peaks The WaJontha Club will again be affording safety to tin! guests and the property. Iowa; Milllman of of Jefferson and Adams, to and above the timber the rendez- hotels, reunions In the churches and fraternities line, vous for young and old. in One of the recently constructed which and an athletic meet there are gathered In this great region the Situated a particu- up appointments, Congress Spring combination of all that tit grand glorious In larly attractive spot is to date In Its the Mount Park Is to be transformed info and just over the crest of the Washington, at Bretton Woods, a protective a "Saratoga Exposition." when It will partake of nature, entrancing and fascinating to examine and tillto village, has some of the features Island, Including i explore, history and legend, fact and fancy to the north of the it is easy of ac- system which might well be Imitated by others of Coney a worker, cess by Japanese ten garden, Ferris wheel, merry-go-round gratify the moat exacting nature the most two routes nd forms the end of many a who contemplate building;also, to a certain ex- vaudeville and band. Broadway already enthusiastic of natural features, and tho tent, is equipped student brisk morning walk or more leisurely afternoon by those now operating a first class hotel. with her share of moving picture galleries hence lover of tho picturesque and panoramic. stroll. This is a substantial frame building, with first the™ will be no lack of entertainment this season. Beyond the White Mountain region He the lakes And here, over one's afternoon tea, con- story stone, and forests Maine-, with Isolated peaks and of walls are wooden frame cov- between,of river versation may be enjoyed while watching the ered on the Inside with either expanded metal valleys which afford some of the most tennis plaster, charming combinations in natural scenery to be " players near by or the golfers upon or Backet wall board and hard and also OX LAKE GEORGE. \u25a0 any part of country. the the outside with expanded found In tha The opportuni- more distant hills, while the return walk through on metal and Port- ties for fishing and hunting in Maine seem toMniw Steamers KAATERSKILL" and "ONTEORA" land cement. All are stopped at floor thither many sportsmen who desire t.i unite th.ir the sunset glow gives appetite walls off Leave flew York every week-day from Pier 43. N. R. foot of Christopher St., at 6 P. \V. i-d durfr* one an for the with Floors are on vacation trips with to the enjoyment to the Summer) at on Saturdays. (June that levels brick. double board devotion ; from West 129 th St. 7 P. M. Alto, 29 to A the at in ths Intervals an- furn!^he3 that is bo much The heating, Bagamoro. Fort riences to recall leisure of enjoyed by young people the world over, and is lighting and power plant is In a William Henry and the Marlon, other busy your of devotion to ordinary occu- i/ecoming more popular each season. lake detached building, some distance from tho main will not be. open for business until later In pations. retorts, Two structure and not exposing same. month, the th« Lake House and Canadarago Park The laundry, but will be under the uamo iornish printing office and kitchen sep- they management recreation for all, the fish and game din- are located in us wero last summer. The Sagamore BELMONT, PLACID, ners at the being arate buildings. Heated throughout by offers THE LAKE N. Y. Bulletin. former a specialty. Roller except steam attractions for all kinds of mating may now \>o enjoyed at fireplace on office floor; lighted by elec- unfavorable weather In the heart of the Adlromlacks lies Lake Placid, both places, as nit lty. and consequently always enjoys a- fine pavilion for skating and dancing has an excellent in that far northern county of the Idnplre State, erected at been Automatic sprinklers, patronage in June, from A the Lake House. There are fleets of fed from the gravity especially week end picturesque spots, WORD ABOUT THE SUMMER VACATION. sail and row boats, may hired, water supply of the buildings, are parties and tourists. In the Essex. in one of the. moat which be and Installed lust two year* this delightful view ran be secured r-apniha. launches, besides the steamer throughout halls and corridors above th« nisi house has been enlarged and entirely WhssiCS a of I^ike Vhlch Vixen floor; also all stairways, great refitted at Placid, Mountain, Mount Whitney is time when the busy man thinks about makes hourly trips. basement, elevator* and parts or expense to conform with the desire* f Whltefaoe and This the the sumv.cr A renewed effort for kitchen, laundry and help's quarters who o those Mirror Lake, stunda the Belmont. Its is the host roads has bet a The hotel all its are accustomed to metropolitan facilities altitude vacation. It*he hasn't to lay out his trip Fenns\h Trade this year, and driving and and outlying buildings are sur- ttn.i 2,000 feet above th<: sea, and It has the most the time the \u25a0will form large portion automobiling rounded by a system of underground service. a of the summer's amuse- mains, 8-Inch Many healthful Hurroundlngs possible. The views of Railroad do for ments. One of the old turnpikes reeding twenty fire hydrants as Improvements are observed at picturesque will it him. of the state » rvlng large standplpes well as this magnificent mountain and laku scenery to be se- through l:i IRCn ftt Il"•« inliterary reached in half-day with all modern Improvement! by travel directly to destination and return the same way, or plan an b° fIl"f and other trips from Bretton ;.,,'.,-;:':r. The heating Is h :: Xte by Ii; visitor ( Woods. The pure air hot water. There is a Ana grove of pines In tho to hS i* V' l pure and .;, a.::;-,;,!;.-.;;™.--.'.'; rear the Belmont, extended trip, covering many resorts, and many changes of scene t'i water of the region conduce to health The of and the facilities for reaching ulßtant by trolley, north, facilities for automobiling, many points of Interest are ample and adequate. The the other south riding, driving golf The summit of \\ hlteface Mountain, and climate on the one outing. earliest cottager*, to arrive are D Jon... Ing and which rises to Cmin family/ York, tennis playing are unsurpassed There an altitude of 4.871 feet. Is easily reached Within 6f N^v who aw now \u25a0,* s also a great swimming pool two miles Is that point of Any Ticket Agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad willsell summer CuLenwood, and Miss Ifisthalie for those visitors, Interest to all Adirondack New . Whltehead of to this form 'inclined tho grave of John Brown, the pioneer mar- Tork. who Is occupying the Kirns again by through of exercise. The region Is reached tyr Civil large excursion tickets covering the entire journey, permitting stop-of?3 Kuon. trains, day or night, from, of th*> War. A steamer makes dally this The Tuller. the Cary' Cottages^nd to station his trips on Lake Placid, and naphtha can '°° c alrea(iy the In the hotel grounds. The fin« connection launches be practically at pleasure, and limited only by the summer season. a number of lf gi"" f" " secured. In with the Belmont Is a fur- Jutsu rautomobili runfl^ baths and an attic, equipped with all conveniences These tickets are sold at rates bring them within the range i^ton w^: hot and cold water, a heater and op«n fireplace which Z "SUMMER and having exquisite mountain and lake views of any purse, be it short or long. ticket on prac- EOUTES AND RATES." EVIDENCES. The station for the Belmont Is Lake Placid on the The may be used The almost numberless places New York Central & Hudson River Railroad and tically every train and a be checked of resort for sum- "You think that the inhabitants of Mars on tha Delaware & Hudson. liberal allowance of baggage may mer visitors In this country may be by similar to the people of our are a. glance discovered earth?"* upon it to and from destination or points may be desired at the handbook of "Yes." answered the professor. "Certain between as "Summer Routes markings wo IN MASSACHUSETTS. and Rates/ which is lawod »y the Pennsylvania metrical and color effects indicate tb£ The saving of time and thought by this system willbe appreci- nairoad Company, and covers their cares are much the same as ours They The Unsuccessful Hamlet (wtptag the gore the enUre United problems U * from ated by every woman, •tat*, from the have their canal and their light* ? eSBS f Cl harder tha» ordinary busy man or and its resources are practically Atlantic to the Pacific aM from districts."— Washington Star red hens V 7 \u25a0Si l|S[u2!LP4P42«Sll^a«Slla ey WCre P1y«cu« Bock.!- unlimited.