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5' VfT IT 77 ---jJL 1- nr i I' 1 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE NEW YORK SUNDAY JULY 13 1913 TO SELL BELLE HM1B0R LOTS REAL ESTATE NEWS Importation Into thto country must bi 1A1JUV CAR XT ACC registsrsd one nt your consular offices Jj jnl ill iiUOlJ uNoXn cress Raya Sr Bar- WHAT ILL HAPPEN lONDERNEf TARIFF? OF FRED THOMPSON Tract at Rockaway to Ba Auc tioned July 19 jt Jr EX-DEPDTY REGISTER ON PLAN BIG REALTY DEAL IN BROADWAY SECTION Rev- Island's Big Showman Leaves to Build Park at San Francisco Will It Product Enough rv fonLa? Reduce Cost of A' Living? v- on Fifty-sight Lots Sold to Build ing Firm for Gustavs Thompson Talks Systsm for Public Records HAD REMARKABLE CAREER 7 Early realize iS? on their Investment and ft koas at thto tin eshascemest at VelueThT ever-lncreaxing demaad vj this section Thee ay advantages ef thfc 1 frost property and whe fcj '4 remarkable growth ef thriving towns from lock? ham Far Rockswsy Cl! provs the great csltty for both Investor DOUBLE-TRACKING CONTINUE The double-tracking of th Ralli'osd on the North flhete dWhuT? reached Cold Spring Harbar ini expected that wlthta the lxt tw the double track will nul NuT1 which to only shout two mu mS0' Huntington Manor which Is locxut-? Huntington station of the Le yj Railroad the House and Heme iw has erected aeversl huadraf at present they are all senpui year-round residences There JJ bouses now lu ths course cf ceaetiJ nnd plans are being prepend ter doaen more The company reperwZ ale of several Urge plots ta taae-M era who ara expected to build bamTa mediately QUESTIONS PUZZLE LEADERS a If Xneom Falla to Support meat Bill Is Doomed to Failure The announcement of an auction sale of lot at Belle Harbor to regarded ha event of unusual Iffterest interest sad Importaqcd It a II or da an Investment Opportunity to acquire sea-shore 'property right In New York City of which thero to little more to be had at any pries Tbs aale lo be held by the Jere Johnson Jr Co on the promisee at 1:20 pm July ll) consists of 214 Iota on such well-known avenues aa Southampton Oatepd Dover Brighton and Essex Aa the Rockaway peninsula at tbla point la only about 2200 feat wide all of the lots Included lu thto eel ere within a short walk of tho bathing ketch os one hand and the qulct waters of Jamaica Bay oa the other constantly increasing popularity of the Rockaway said the auctioneer yesterday "haa created a steady and ever Increasing demand In real eatata and nowhere hse this been more marked then at Belle Harbor where the demand for houses and select plots for building purposes has exceeded that on any other shore front property In or near tha City AND LIMITATIONS OF REGISTER Started Hia Amusement Succeaa by Drawing Ficturea at a County Fair FACTORY LEASES IN I CITY thelme "Of course you have every right to make these provisions In your tariff law: but In my judgment they arc sufflrlsnlly to the foreigner to pre-1 vent any material Increase in your Imports from European countries The proposed live per cent dlsrrlmlnstinn in favor of gooda shipped In American bottoms la another feature of the Mil as Mseed by the House that will tend tu Imtt or to reduce exports In brief seems to the foreigner that while you propose to lower your tariff wall you ara making It far more difficult to get over the wall" If imports are not Increaied under the new tariff it follow that foreign products will not be brought Into competition with American product! to the end that prlrca will be reduced materially and the hlgb coat of living affected It alao seems patent on that hypothesis that American Industries will not be affected Injuroualy through foreign competition But those queatlona will remain to be debated time without end The oue queatlon that will be settled a aoon as the propoied law la tried nut la whether Imports are increased If they are not Increased greatly the revenues produced will tall far short of the Democratic estimate and there will be another deflclt to add to the one resulting from over-eatimatrs of the money to be derived from the Income tax And when it come to the matter of bond Issues for whatever emergency Democratic lenders are not unmlndlul of the fact that United States 2 per vent bonds ara now selling below par for tha flrat time since they were Issued and that even the three per cent are not holding their own enotVr reaeon why that word D-E-F-I-C-I-T haunt the men who ore framing the tariff law It la even said that this specter baa appeared In the Immediate vicinity of the White House where resides the man moat potent In present day tariff making RKA1NERD Politic la Needed Mora Than Anything XI Ho Bays Important Balsa In Woodhawon and Xew Ga rdana Stein way Section Active for the masterly genius and untiring energy of our guest of honor Coney Island never would hava risen to the high plai-e It now occupies In tha amusement world" declared James A Nelson preal dent of the Luna Amusement Company Monday night at a dinner held In honor of Frederic Thompson who left the following day for San Franclaco Cal where he la to draw up plana for a big amuse ment park to ba opened In connection with the Panama Exposition In 191 An old-time Coney Islander in commenting on this said: truthfulness of tlwaa remarks ara fully realized and appreciated only by One ef the leading realty transaction recorded In the Queens County Clerk's Oflle this week was the ronveyanea by Broadway-Flushlng Development Company Broadway to tho Apartment Realty Company of 4 lots In tha Broadway section of the village of Flushing A block of 10 of the lota to on tha north aids of Crocheron avenue between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth atrecta the others are thoie 7 quaUnta7 with I Tweny-aevnth Twenty-eighth nnd conditions at Coney prior to the arrival Twenty-nlnth atrecta between Cypress At All 30 James Butler Inc Meat Markets Rib Mutton Chops choice t8e Spare Ribs flat and meaty Iblc Dec! (ll -Ii It Bacon by the strip or half strip lb 22c Hams selected sugar cured -Ity 22c Boiled Ham sliced to suit lb 3Sc Double At AU 230 here of Thompson and hi partner Elmer Dundy gardens concert halls and cheap amusement resorts prevailed and In spite of its reputation aa an amusement center there wee nothing really big there to draw the erowd "Frederic Thompson wao one of those who realized thla ha more than once declared 'la the greatest amusement center In the world but there la not a real show man down hare I will have to get Into the game myself And this he did as every one who knows anything about Coney la aware With hla advent the entire character of the Island changed and from a reputation but little more than city-wide In scope It Is now talked of In all countries aa tha playground' Frel Thompson whose passing from the Iiland to tha Far West has occasioned many an expression of keen regret haa had a remarkable career and hla friends and all those who know of Ft -j 1 James Butler Inc Stores Monday and- Essie Peacltcs Lnrffe 25c can Lemon the choicest VI California Peache in richest ijrrup cut I 9 I 4 this week to a can Eagle Bureau IN Fourteenth Street Wsshlngtos July In dealing with the tariff queatlon and framing a new euatoma law auch aa haa now been re ported to the Senate three queatlona hive worried the Democrata who are reaponal-hlo for the leglalatlon Flrat and moat Important la the queatlon Will the pro-Ipoaed law produce auffleient' rerenue? Second will It reduce materially the high ort Third will It Injure legit! ditto American Industries? Jus) sow the Srat of theae queatlona 10 causing the Democratic leadera tha jgreateat concern berauae the hill aa re- ported to the Senate reducea dutlea more than did the hill which paaaed the Houae and hecauaa evldance Is developing that the eaUmatea which the Democrata have made of the revenue to be produced by their tariff law are In many caaea too high The ghoat of a poaalble Treaaury deficit end consequent necessity of a bond laaua In time of peace haa arisen to stalk through the hal)s where the framers of the proposed now tariff law take counsel with one another and that ghoat will frighten a tariff leglalator more than any- thing else he may encounter In the courae of' bis work Qualities Acid Seat l' The erne acid teat that ean ha applied 'td tarltT law la to aee whether It pro-duaep auffleient revenue to meet the needs of the Government It either does or It dose aot Thera can be no debate about the queatlon Ac to whether the law when enacted reduces the high coat of living there can always be endless debate and aa abundance of evidence to produce on both aides This Is squally true of the question 4a to whether the law Injures American Induatrlea But whan It eomea to the queatlon of revenues the Treaaury report for the flrat six months after tha new law goes 11 late affect will prove abaolutrly whether It yields the Government auffleient money to prevent a deficit' Thera will be either 'a deficit of a surplus It th deficit should i prove le be ef serious proportions there wilt ho but eue way to meet It and that Is through aa Issue of bonds Issuing 'heads' to payfha pinning qapeases of the ta time of peace Is positive nlgblffiara to Demoerailc sUtes-msn' for they roeall alt toe vividly their cxpcffsuce during the aocond Cleveland Administration Republican Senate lesdtf have already ptads It clear that eae cf their mala at tache on the Vaderwood-fllmmopa bill will be baaed oa the contention that tha mesa-7 wrt will uot ylqld the requisite revenues And however bravely the Democrata ptaud by their guaa tq repel this ettach they have 0 means of being euro that rthoj are right They nr estimating the ravenusa which their MU will produce aad au oatlmata while alweyc much of a guasa la all tha mors so when It deals with yavoauM to ha developed by an an tlrely new and radically dlfftresr tariff polley Incoinq Tax Offered is Offaot to Rem- -Sr "tljmiUm-x This la peculiarly- truaJn tha present I nets ace because tha Democrats are baaing thaly salinates on tha expectation of material Increase la Imports aa a result of the lower Antics 1 established In their law They admit In tha report of tha Wys end Roans Qommlttee of tha House that thalr MU will result in deQelt of 1 242740000' hnt to offset that 'fhap have provldad tha Income tss which they figure will yield approximately $70-' 004004 Estimates oa tha genate bill ara aot available aa yet but duties havs been out to such an axtant as to materially Increase the deficit estimated by the Houae Committee aad to offset that change btvs been mad In tha Income tax section ee that It la eatl mated that It will yield pieduiooe I Hswevtr there la evidence that both tha oustarns revenues and the Income revenue may fall short of the aatl-teo Whoa tha corporation tax was 'established lu tha ant year of the Tart administration It was eetiaiated that It would produce 110000000 Iu actual experience It yielded only 10000000 the elect und In 10U It iqrloldcfl bm $1100000 more Intholrprn at'flguroo the Democrata rely oa tha roerporatien tax feature of the Income Underpriced Specials for ash-Day Swill's BoraxSoapOCakes WashingSoda Bine i Tomatoes SEaSStaM! New Potatoes 6uf 10 Corn Flakes Bine Ribbon Jsf Rice jEqual in food value to the high-pffcedIS and Franconia avenues The aal waa made subject to two mortgagee aggregat lug 122092 Gateway Realty Company sold to District Attorney Matthew Smith 14 lots in the Aatorla section of Long Island City with a frontage of 400 feet on the east side of Fifth avenue and 100 feci on the north side off Jamaica avenue sub Ject to mortgages of 125000 Ferdlnad Hauck sold to Ferdinand A Grauer a plot at Rockaway Beach with a frontage of 274 feet west aide oLOrove avenue 445)1 feet eouth of Boulevard and 239V4 feet east aide of Eldert avenue 441 feet south of Boulevard subject to mortgage of $40000 Leander Faber sold to Fltigerald-Clark Corporation 9 Iota at Woodhavan with a frontage of 110 feet east aids of Lott avenue 196 feet south of Clinton place subject to 10 mortgagee of $2100 each aggregating $21000 Ridgewood Park Realty Company aold to Cutler Building Company I lota with a frontage of 120 feet north aide of Elliot avenue 144 feet east of Froah Pond road Ridgewood Kow Gardena Corporation aold to John Kendall 4 plots at Ksw Gardena north of Richmond Hill 4 valuable building plqta and with a frontage 94 1-1 feet south aide of Newbold place 94 feet south of Austin street another with a frontage of (0 feet south aide of Quentin street 100 feet east of Austin street another with a frontage of 0 feet north aldo of Newbold plafe 12 feet east of Austin treat and a fourth with a frontage of 10 feet seat aide of Austin street 70 feet south of Quentin atreet Important Factory Leases Bernard Touroff and Harris Karp leased to Bayer-Gardner Homes the fifth and sixth floors of tho factory building 11 to 95 Sunswlck street Long Island City for ten years from May 1 1012 to May 1 1922 at an annual rental of 22800 for flio flrat flva yean and $4100 tor tha next flva yrarii a total of 139600 for tho ten yean Tha laaaea to raatrlcted to tha manutactur of metal gooda or other business not more haiardous John Ktogea leased to Frank Wuttge tha building 422 Jackson avenue 20 feet by 100 feet for twenty-ono yean with tha privilege of buying tha proparty at any time within tha first year of tho lease at $50400 Tha amount of rent to be paid to 12000 par annum for tho first Bvs years $2600 for tho second five $4-000 for tho third $4600 for tho next alx yaan a total of $76000 payments Rockaway Land Company convoyed to tho Bank of Long Island a plot at Rockaway Bench with a frontage of 60 fort wait elds of Park avenua 774 fast weal of Boulevard and 00 feet on tho Atlantic Ocean subject to a mortgage of $6000 Katherine Doyle sold to Joaepih Hayden at Long Island City with frontage of 26 feet north eldo of Thomson avenue 75 feet east of Van Pelt street and frontage of 226 feet on' the east aids of Vaa Pelt atreet Long Island City ubject to a mortgage of $12000 I Ernest Griffith aold to July Realty Corporation three plots In the Steinway section of Long Island City of five lota each one with frontage of 100 feet west aide of Theodore street 60 feet north of Potter avenue the other with a frontage of 100 feet north aide of Potter avenue $0 feet west of Purdy street and tha other with a frontage of 100 feat west aids of Purdy street 100 feet north of Potter avenue Harry Hewlett eonveyed to Harry Peace twelve Iota at Douglaaton la the Improved lection of the dovolopmont Big Mortgages Recorded Mlehael Degnon gave a mortgage of $20000 to tho Tltlo Guaranty and Trust Company an a plot at Long Island City with frontage of 261 feet north aide of Hunters Point avenue foot nouth-eaat aide of Meadow atreet and IS l-l feet west aide of Hayward street Review Realty Corporation gave a mortgage to tho Queens County Trust Company of $26000 on plot nt Long Ialand City with a frontage of 207 feet north side of Young atreet 200 feet west aide of Review avenue 211 feet south aide of Gilbert street and 202 feet eaat aids of Long Island Railroad Walter Child gave a mortgage of $20000 to John Pitcairn on plot nt Long Island City with frontage of 171 fact northwest side of Dobavolao avenue aad 149 feat aouthweat of Webstar avanuo Gustave Thompson who served aa Deputy Register under Alfred Boulton wee interviewed yesterday regarding tha atale-ibento unqia hut week by Register O'Loughlln In which the official pointed out plena for the detection of forgeries In official documents aad the matter of expediting eearchea and making It easy for any cltlicn to ascertain definite ip- formation regarding each and tvary pur-cal of laud owned in the County of Kluge have read with conilderable interest the statement made by Register O'Loughlln explaining what he to endeavoring to do In the Register's office" said Mr Thompson "All progressiva work If proparly conceived should be encouraged Mr O'Loughlm'a statement touches on several points namely: The danger of forgery of notary and commtoaloner of deads signatures The difficulty of determining in tha Reglatcr'a office the ownership of any piece of real property the location of which to known The failure of the Board of Estimate otc to appropriate the money needed' to care lor the records which are In the cellar of the Hall of Records "In considering theae It to well to beer In mind that toe principal function of tha office to to praaerve evidences of title The Register is an administrative cfflclal having only quasi-Judlcla! powers Every evidence of title received by him for recording muat recorded Hla Judicial powers extend Imply to tho question aa to whether uiey are in proper form It to doubtful It he would have any power to refuse to record a deed tnat la known by him to be forged Pina Would Result In Endless Ll tiffs tlon "During the administration of Alfred Boulton whan 1 served as Deputy Register a system of requiring notaries -o fils thalr algnaturaa waa Introduced primarily for the purpose of enabling the copyiete properly to copy their signature as many of thorn ara Illegible To add to tha dutlea of tha Register the duty of examining algnaturaa for tliclr authenticity would Involve the employment of handwriting experts and probably result in endless litigation The avowed purpose of tha Register Is a good one but haa no authority under the law to carry out hla purpose and tha Board of Estimate would hava no legal power to appropriate mousy for auch a purpose tha second point In Mr statement what ha say Is vary true Even Is tha tax office tha names of this parsons credited aa owners cannot bo relied upon This inability to determine tha ownarahip of a given piece of property by reference to some simple record to not a serious hardship It limply means that when a person wants to buy a place of property and ha cannot locate tho owner ha will have to hav a search made Usually thla owner-khlp to more easily obtained by inquiring In tha neighborhood and it 0001 hardly proper that for thla purpose alone tha register's office should he expected to keep simple record of owners The register naively stats tbffW ouch a record were kept the necessity for title search would bo avoided but this to aot ao as tha title does not depend only upon tho last Instrument recorded hnt on all of the inathunanta recorded for a number of yean prior thereto and upon llena nnd Judgments which may hava bean recorded in tho other offices of record "Under title registration thlo to not and It to to hopod that la tho near future our tltlo registration tow which has keea clarified by Judicial decisions may bo simplified by further legislation so a to enable real estate tranactlona to bo made more simple sod expeditiously third point In Mr O'Loughlln'a statement In reference to the accumulation of records in tha eallar of tho Hall of Records to Interesting Whan I had the honor of bolng la tho offlea tho only records which wars kept In the cellar war the old abstract sheets which had served their usefulness and were of doubtful value units an slsborato oyo- Xof lot Indexing could developed 1 the block Index wao Introduced an endeavor was made 10 introduce a system of lot indexing but It woo found at that tlma to bo too difficult a problem to solve If it to deolrad to Introduce a lot Index system carefully developed bill should ha introduced into tha Legislature providing for such system and amending the Block Index low ao a to bring It nbout O'Loughlln'i statement Is exceedingly auggeatlva of changes that should bo considered In the laws governing the register's office hut the changes cannot bo made offhand by tb register bin-self' without legal authority What the raglater'n office needs mors tbon anything tin to the further elimination ot politico rrom lta administration This elimination commenced when the office was mad salaried offlea It has bsoa going on steadily by the ruling of th Civil Service Commission of tha State placing more nnd mors of tho employes under the Civil Service lew It would be step backward to incroeae the number of exempt positions In that office" BALES ATTHE BCCKAWAYB The Somerville Realty Companv hai aold at Somervllla Perk I plot 40x 100 In the oast old of Gaston avenue north of Morris to Marey Rosenblum Th Bottlnl Construction Company has sold at Somtrvlllf Perk Arverue frame cottage os the west side ef Remington avenue north of Ellcnhoth Hilda Henry li Belle Brook Mil m7 Evaporated thicker than cream Can Vi hi- 10' 5 Stamps FREE with can Essie Milk Ball flateaa COMMANDER PILCHER'S ORDER Commander Lewi Pilcher has Juat laauad the following order: Headquarters Grant Post No 327 A 480 Washington avenue Brooklyn July 11 Post Orders No 1 The alx hundred and aixty-eeventh regular encampment of the post will lie held In 8 Grant Hall on Tuesday evening July IS at 1 o'clock Pursuant to the bylaws no further regular encampment will ba held until Auguit 24 At both these encampments uniforms will he dispensed with as well a the formal opening and cloning ceremonies The Gettysburg irml-centcnnlal celebration la here described with the names of thoae who attended: George Brush 0 Buckley Albert Brown John Broanan Alex Barnle Franklin Hurt John Burrell George Brown William E-Batte Alexander Brady William Brady William Beebe William Coughlin George Conklin William Crouch James A Charlton John Cowan Cummin Walter Chase William Dickey George Dayton Henry Dennis Charles Dlx James Eden Charles Edmondson Georgs Farmer Samuel Fletcher Henry Freeman Thomas Fell Albert Frost Gilbert Henry Glmpel James Hills John Hill I Hlnea John Johnston Henry Knight George Keeler 8 Kneeland Horatio King Bonjamln Llesegang Robert Longstreet John Lawrence 8 Law Willis McDonald Jeaae Hills Michael Miller Donald A- Maneon Ell Magowan John Murphy Jatnei A McCafferty Charles E-Mielka Mile O'Reilly William Pack-C Pains Lewis 8 Pilcher Georg Raymond Wllltom Richie Wllllnm 8 Rawllaeon John Reid Robert Reid Chari ei Rapp Heman Smith Schondelmeler Joseph Sands Shafer Walter Smith Bum-men Boutherton Edward Bchenck Samuel Shepherd Henry Storey William Spalckhayer George Talt Geoige Thomas George Tarry Vail Georgs Van Hoesen James Woodhead Jam Walker and William Toung associate member Willis McDonald Jr-2 I Flank McDonald the Rav Parke Cadman Alexander 8 Bacon and the Rev Newell Dwight Hlllla The resolutions of appreciation by the poet which were published In The Eagle are here given Many of tha comrades have already sent In to the adjutant In compliance with the request mqd la previous orders photographs of themselves taken while they were In the service during tha Me Those who have aot are urged to do so at once ao that the leliun of the summer may ba utilised to prepare for the desired exhibition lit the tall Do not pul this off comrade but attend to it at oqce To the list of delegate! choaen from Grant Poat at tha recent department encampment to the National Encampment should bo added the name of George Talt Thla name was omitted by an over-tight In the reference to this subject In the last order Tha National Encampment will be held at Chattanooga Tcnn September ll to 20 A large number of the comrades of thla poat are already enjoying the pleasure of mountain and aeaeide retreats scaping from the heated city atrecta It to the hope and wish of the commander that every one of hla comrade may ba abla to surround himself these midsummer days with all tha condition that maka for health and comfort and pleaaure and that In the early autumn when we meet again every one shall how tha algna of Increased vigor Tb commander expects to remain at hie work In the city throughout the aiimmer LEWIS PILCHER Commander By order of William Feckham Adjutant KNIGHTS GREAT CONCLAVE Columbus Ordor Will Gather In Boston Auguat 4 to 7 Members of tha Knlghta of Columbus from all parts of the United Stales as well aa representative from Cuba the Philippine Islands Canada Porto Rico and Mexico ara Interested Juat now In the thirty-first annual convention of the Supremo Council lo be held In Boston from August 4 to 7 Inclusive The old Bay Slats will hava on of the largest gatherings that hai ever attended Supreme Convention The reception committee has arranged to meet all visiting Knlghta Tb flrat event In connection with the convention will be the exemplification of the fourth degree which will take place on the evening of Auguit 4 A street parade of the fourth degree members will precede the exemplification of the degaee which will be under the direction of Supreme Master John Reddln of Denver It to planned to make the demonstration on the evening of Auguit 4 the largest and moat Impressive that has ever bean mad in the country under the auspice of this branch of the order Mechanics Hall the largest auditorium In the City of Boston hat been secured for this degree The Boatan degree corps will aa-alst Supreme Master Reddln in the exemplification of the degree The conven tion will open with olemn high maea at tha Cathedral of tha Holy Cross at which the Rt Rev Mgr Patrick Supple DD will be the celebrant The sermon will be preached by the Rt Rev Joaeph Anderson DP tha auxiliary Bishop or the Boston diocese Colombia River Salmon Ajaska Salmon Imported Sardines oCsi 3 Norwegian Smoked nd deUcioufl dfiteticofr 10 Stamps FREE wltheadi v- Ft' Corn Starch 4 Ac Peerless Brand: package Prepared Ae Peerless Brand Talcum Powder ll) Velvet Brand Urga bo Peerless Vinegary jflc Cider or whit tor bet uilveOU OQc Fluent Imported bottle Salad Oil Bent domeutie big bottle '1 Uneeda Biscuit GrahamslP UneedaLunchZuZus tn If -fisxprorision ta produc 17000000 efiivUMiT greatly dlt lid tha The New Teas Frederic Thompson hla ability ara firm In their belief that he will make a record for himself In hie exploits' In Ihs metropolis of tho Wost It wag by mere chance that he became Interested In the show bualneas When nothing but a boy In hie 'teens ba ran away from hla home In Nashville Tenn and set out on a camping trip with a young chap who also had become tired of the monotony of homo llfo and had started forth In search of hla fortune They paddled up the Ohio River In a crude sort of boat thay had purchased and for few days they had tha time of their Uvea As days went on their funds decreased It happened that they stopped at a country town where county fair wai In progreas Young Thompson saw hla opportunity to make some money and grasped It He was very clever In drawing pictures and with the aid of borrowed soap box and umbrella he eet up In business charging a dims setting He remained there until the close of the fair and then went home with what he regarded as a small fortuna He was not content In Nashville for the show fever was In hla system and he erme to New York to study art with tho Idea of making use of It on a larger scale then at the county fair While in New York a friend Interested him In a liver mine In Mexico and he spent a year there trying io make money He eventually drifted back to Naahvllla securing job In an archltsct'g office While here he aietoted In drawing pinna for several of the big buildings In use during tha Tenneeice Centennial From Naehvllla be went to Omaha Neb to draw plana for tha exposition held them some years ago It wm while In Omaha that Thompson first met Dundy who later wea hla partner In a number of large and daring enterprises Each had Ideas of hla own with untiring energy and nerve back of them Thompson already had planned hla "Trip to the which later made a big hit but dl(T not have the money to back It Hla aide partner Dundy got busy among bis friends and aoon bad enough money borrowed to plaeo It before the public This was first exploited at tha Fan-Amerlean Exposition in Buffalo and it proved to bo a big money maker The following year Thompson brought tho show to Coney Island This same year he also put befora the public hie famous and Morning" production While a IT Coney Thompson met Paul Boynton who conducted the Sen Lion Park Both ho and hla partner Dundy agreed that thla was the most favorable alto on tho Ialand for an amusement park which thay jointly conceived In their minds and aa aoon aa poaalble they bought Boynton out and started the erection of Luna Park This waa opened In the spring of 1404 and from the start It proved a big success It waa generally known that Thompson was not wealthy at the time and hla friends used to wonder how he could accomplish the big taaka ha undertook To those most Intimate with him would say In reaponse to qfierles of- this nature that he could build a small world with a shoestring He once said that the hardest thing he ever undertook was to find 110 in change for the cashier oa tha opening of Luna Park After completing Luna Park Thompson put up tho Hippodrome Ho then became Interested In Mllllone" and In spite of the fact that erltlca and others declared it would bo a failure tha show proved to be one of tho most popular ever staged Nearly a hair million waa made on this show alone of the which and Margaret Mayn had prepared for his wife Mabel Taliaferro alao proved winner "A Fool There Was" nnd "The Spendthrift" both pro duced by Thompson met with auccraa aa did also "Girlies" Altogether ha put oi'on the atage eleven produ which were mousy makers In January 1911 the Luna Park Com- otoTrii production! flr'ol FARM HOKES Iced Tea Cools Refreshes and Invigorates as No Other Beverage Varieties to Suit Every Taste Grades to Suit EverPw 40 Stamps with 1-Ib 40c Teas 60 Stamps with 1-lb 50c Teas 100 Stamps with 1-lb 60c Teas 125 Stimps with 1-Ib 70c TcaS Stamps given In the same proportion i half-pound and quarter-pound purcM Your Choice of Formosa-Oolong Ceylon English Breakfast and Mixed Teg? NEAR FLORAL STATION In Nassau County tha Inlluaaea of the land developer and home builder ia being keenly felt Near the station In Floral Park tha House and Homo Company haa established a home section and to developing tho section largely The growth of this and other sections of Naaaau County haa beau along substantia! aad endurifi Huso which hart been aided by the constantly Improving railroad condition STATEN ISLAND BALE Starling Drake haa aold for Edwin Lundy and John A Dorman to Arthur Walsh six lota on Clermont avenue Clermont Heights It to rumored Mr Wateh Immediately retold- aeversl at a considerable advance JUpubll- glraudy In sight Royal Cabell who was eommlaalorer lutorul when the ewpora- tlautaiwent lota offoet und who wa Til ehargal with lta eoltactlon for threa yaurg and hvl ouporvlalou of the do-aartaiaat that will eoUaet tha Ineoma tag under tha Underwood-fllmmona hill declaros that the propogod Inooma tax will uot ylM within 11000000 of tha HB estimated by tha Democratic lead Mr Cahall Is Republican It la 7 true but be knowa the dlfilcultles that wui surround the collection of the In-7 ''come tux during tfie first few yean It la ia operation tha litigation that will re- euft and the doaen and one things that I-'--' eonaplr to reduce the revenues to vb rsgltaad frem that provision tha SaoroM Sodueod Du- aitliiateO of tha tt'ay and Mrune Committee It la assn that the Democrata nlyou qn Iqcreaae of upproalmately 0 mt CnL lu Imports aa result of the 't educed dutlea In order that their bill ynay produce tke required amount of cua- toma revenue Republican generally and Democrats believe that thla eatl mate to too high However It goes with out nay lag that tber can he no proof iff olthor aide of thla qucillon until the law tried out and the Treasury iAyopuita- show whether import hav ln- thara to eom teatl '''V''S-viaoay avallab on thla point that may 'rf ba of latersat Dr George Barthelme 'f'''tho Waablngtog correspondent of the (Qgnanar) Gaaette has baea '''1' the proposed tariff law from a "'iwtrtotly European ntand point Ha Is coni' aolalr With discovering whether Vi i the MW Uw will benefit Germany and effber European countries by Opening to 1 them wide and morw 'Advantageous 77--7vnrki or thalr prodnct Hqhu con- eluded that It will uot'" r-Channot sea that Th 'yrppoaed tow MORRIS HOME AT HEWLETT John Scott haa rentad for fltuyvo sent Fish Morris Jr hla country place nt Hewlett I to Clsrnct Big Drop In the Price bf Choicestjoffe Sold iii the Bean or Ground 5 a 10 The One Perfect Plate Our New PMentad DOUBLE SUCTION Plato PERFECT Objection WMimonolabla Jo oe4 axis! this or week 4b radio abeoKilely praveate The wearer ef the Plate ie aacosecioM I Us presence it is as easy Mwto to Imt 0 lifetieM Yaw Ice lb psialeMtv slrectcJ onJ NEW SET reojjr to urew maid of SIX hour You par DOUBLE ow prices et Jcaiieie AO work GUARANTEED lor 10 psll Nt THtfce u4 PwwHfl SSk peclc Hcte la etoigw ef each de at Me eke rye tar naeffaattao er soviet Fricil tcriece 4 Iwwllvk Awoke 1 80 Wp 20 222 35c Cofiec: 30 222 38c Coilee AtAU l29 James California pure grape wine 3 Clarelgra: ICfl highballs- bottle The Famous: Attics iv Blue Ribbon 9 Btmpfl- with case 24 bottkv- ft Beer and Ruppertfl 7 JUDGE THOMPSON TO 8PXAX Robert Thompson county judge of Ontario County haa accepted an Invlta- ijsstd Dr Bartbiiqma t9fi7- tlon from Ralston executive mim- i Vantages It offer to Mwrough talced jer of th -jrit Assembly District to be vutlee to more than offset hr the ad- ''s'IU benefit materially Germany Franca England or say ether Enropean eeuntry Jffll Vi' uirmu-n the Flrat Aiscmbly District Republican intotraUw featurm 0i fwasou Of tha fact that establish an r''iV TtETK WITHOUT PLAtlJ How re ta 8 gnadnya 8 0 A New York Dental Psrlorie 446 Fulton Street Ow Afker Meewlt A Oaodtt Bvcckira- pany of which Thompson waa president was dispossessed by tha Sea Beach Land club' Compruy for non-payment of rent and It and tho commute on meetings speaker went to the hands of a receiver Early and entertainment anticipate a very I that spring tha Luna Amusement Bd ovarybody ta In- pany wa formed ItaT builder waa ra-vUeA The following members compose tha i talned on a salary as designer and pro-committee Thomea 0 Nell chairman Jo- motor of shows and aorvad la thla eapae--if w' Jtahfrijr Wil- Ity umij Tund-y who ho loft for th -llMB Wlngoto Otorgo Wal'eou Weil 'hocks to-tha Simla ofjour jtovemmant This to to guard against tbq allot of good ahipped' lnto this conn- try Thera to tha further Requirement thS every- ohlpmtnt -must bo aecoa-V sealed by tha orignal kill or Ipvolct and tint all $nto purchasing spread jfsr I- i 'V la 'm i 'i -V 1 'ii 1.