The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1917, Page 10

Sp Re RRR TO me Ie ene prea: ee ret : 10 THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, RVERYONE LIKES INWE FAMILIES ORVEN | Prendergast Tae” THIS COLD URE sn Story Building in * ™Pape’s Cold Compound” | Brooklyn. ends a cold or grippe | FEBRUARY 7, 1917," ; Vat tlt ee hh MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION employers the union to t }a union «op. | Street to Canal Street it will be eu’ | fect to a special franchise tax. Where included within block This is the firet TO STREETS BY FIRE ie is entirely |maitR, “Pingo thes peticone fads but will be subject to a real estate tar, ¢ © © ‘In other words, In so far as the railroad throws its line upon private property, the tax will be con- verted from a special franchise tax }to a real estate tax. Putting the {change in the simplest way, the tax be tled up. Gut out this coupon, fill out and mail to the Housewives’ || Question on Franchise Tax, ————- Fire in the four-story brick building SRE 1917, at No. 1011 Fu Street, Brooklyn, | fete Ci ih { H H | Insists a in collections will simply be shifted from in a few hours. early to-day , nine. tamites to} Hsists City Will Be Gainer in) one ledger to another, “it should wef NAMO ..s.sssecssecssscecseccesoessccsoscesceseese the strest ctically destroyed End if Contract Is | [remembered that the tax rate is the ' in both instances, In the , jof the special franchise tax the valu- jation I4 fixed by the State Board of Tax Commisstoners, In the case of real estate taxation, the valuation 1s | fixed by our own Department Taxes and Assessments. So much for the reduction In the | amount of property subject to special the contents of the Your cold will break and all grippe grocery of Nich misery end after taking « @ose of “Pape's Cold Compound” every two hours until three doses are taken, It promptly opens clogged-up nos- trils and air pasages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, re- Address ..ccccccscvscsccccccccccescecccssecee I desire to enroll my name as a member of The Evening World’s Housewives’ Protective Association. Ratified, FRANCHISE TAX HIGHER. olas Neive ground floor. A pedestrian sent In the alarm, which was followed by a second when | the blaze was found to have mush- | roomed from the dumbwatter shaft and cut off exeape by the stairway. on the Symptoms of More Serious | Sickness. And Revenue From Real Es- { Nieves sick headache, dullness, fever- |franchise tax, which, as I say, in- Late Ba ilar Blane HL ne UE “I am the mother of four children ishness, sore throat, sneeuing, soreness | Mrs. Analaidy Grube, who was! — tate Also Will Be Greater volves an offsetting increase in tho| | beiatiattlcd ed ang aifincs lean). Gatyét | awakened by the smoke, marshalled He S. y JAmount, of real estate taxes to be! Pre jo have suffered Mion n't stay stu fed-w uit blowin, enants o1 he rea -eacape é@ says. ‘ id by t company. Now let tne! ackache, nervous GaE powMing! Ease your throbbing | cng lea ua way testy y \ | Speak ot mmpany, Now tetoane| PRISONER SHOOTS SLEUTH. | A PETTICOAT MENACE. sells he a head—-nothing else in the world gives wellve oceroi the special franchise tax to be paid woe es. My chi ‘To the Extitor of The Evening World: In The Evening World tor Feb. 11 | find the following, which relates to the | west side improvement: Question No, 1-—The Oity of New York collect $100,000 per year in apectat franchtee tax from the New York Centrat Railroad Company for use of atreets and public prop- | erty along the west side of Man- hattan from St, John's Park to Bpuyten Duvvil Is it a fact, Mr. Mayor and gen- tlemen of the Board of Estimate, that under the proposed contract by the allroad. | ELEVATED STRUCTURE TO! BRING IN MORE REVENUE. | it is apparent to any one that the! (ne elevated structures to be built by| Street, the raliroad will cost much more than | the present surface type of construc- | tion. I am told that the increase | will be from $25 to $125 a foot of track. This elevated structure with its rails, signals, &c., in so far as it extends along oF actoss public streets, will be subject to @ special franchise tax, Detective Joseph Skelly of the ‘Third Branch Bureau was shot in the ast night while attempting to! revolver from Phillip Smith. lip Murphy of No. 252 East, Hundred and | Twenty-el@hth who had been arrested. for assault and robbery Smith, with another man, was No. 2485 Second Avenue on of Bernard Brauner, an ing solicitor of N 1 West One Hundred and Forty-fourth Street, that the men held him up, robbed him f $1 and then beat him. Dovective Delshly accom- anied Skel! ne: jot into a street! nd the amount of the tax will In. bard Sty windred and Twenty: | (cr the local in proportion to the incre khth Street with the prisoners, |that Putting it for the sake of il-|Stnith drew @ revolver, aimed it at! the tangible property on | > ehiy ond Dulled the tri such prompt relief as “Pape's Cold Compound,” which costs only 25 cents any drug store. It acts without as- | sistance, tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience. Accept no substitute. —~Advt. Hcdren's loud talle- Hing and romping } would make me go nervous I could tear eve 6,000 Workers on Them Want M Stefi Six thousand petticoat workers sent | ultimatum to-day to the Manu: | Association threatening a| ff i strike on Friday or Saturday if thetr| bir weed pe demands for higher wages and shorter | i : all over and feel hours are refused. The workers are t so sick that T organized a8 @ local of the International | , vould not want Garment Workers’ Union, Ben- wou President, Miss| any one to talk at times. Lydia E. Pinkham's ohn 12 Duslness manager) Vegetable Compound and Liver Pilla She worker per anced to-day restored me to health and I want to 4 thank you for the: good they have rtrike 1m case thelr demands are re-| done mie, 1 have had quite a bit of THE OVERT ACT Zoltan de Takach Gyonyasha lasty applied for naturalization papere yesterday ‘DONT SUFFER ~~ WITH NEURALGIA | Musterole Gives Comfort When those sharp Pains go shoots ing through your head, when your WTA PRENDERGAST. to convey to tho railroad the beds of certain streets which appear on the value lustratic ; skull seems as if would split, the city gives title to permanent ed oon | Angie Leg hn dhang o§ mile of track on the new structure to] Py ‘The demands call for a torty-etght- | for n® eee i at it eg se : just rub a little Musterole on the property ownership instead of | ail. These stub ends of Ponds dap above the streets aie ae ; kelly yas shot, hour week, double time for all overtime} say 4 es you leok 2 your ame 1 athe and_ neck, Si draws Cat | franchise right of occupancy, 40 | Mow subject to w special franchise five times Ae mush ss 8 mile OF tack ed robber escaped. worked by week-workers and 28 cents| 2 owerlt all to the Letla the inflammation, soothes away the ; cal fran. | ‘ax. When they are conveyed to the| ta deny t SET RES. grea S we an hour for overtime by piece workers. | p; = ° i spectal franchise tax, but will be| the eompat P CAMBRIDGE, Mase. to four hours @ week. Besides this a ea d company’s franchise right or easement in the public streets—in- tangible, but nevertheless very valu- plain | ayie property—will also be increased, cliffe students cannot Illino} same Park, If you have any symptom about which you would like to know write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co, : for helpful advice given vt. lected on this part of the railroad? | taxed as part of the company’s real| As Chairman of the Committee on| estate. Just how this exchange will| Port and Terminal Facilities of the fees the city's purse 1 will ex Board of Estimate and Apportionment, | proper place Suueiica sok train on ek: alereied | 1 desire to answer that question. CHANGE IN THE TAXABLE | structure will not only result in bene- In general terms the answer ts this RAILROAD MILEAGE, j ft to the ives | Using the streete, ell- Not only will a special franchiac tax| There 1# still another reduction, an) Minating Death Avenue forever, but! general increase of 20 per cent Is asked for plece workers and 25 per cent. for week worl For full-fledged cutter ment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister! Many doctors and nurses frankly recommend Musterole for sore throat, bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, congestion, pleut> e time expect to keep their rooms n dormitories, the faculty has decreed. Placards have distributed about the rics and read by 9 hall mi ly forbidal if they do wu: them deny. the minimum | | Musterole is a clean, white oint- 6 which most of UR PRICES s r propose oem. 0 will give the railroad the benefit of| a 3 Rooms turn isy,rheumatism, fumbago, pains and |b» imposed and collected, but It wil ree aleatn: ce eeitead Deneey (faster train movcwent, without the WING AND. as low aches of the back or joints, spra exceed in amount the special franchise| now subject to the special franchise |/Mterruption required in | running sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet—colds of the chest (it tax. In the district between the Thir. | trains on the surface, and will allow tax now paid and collected. I base my fe of-| Heth Street yards and the « {handling many more cars in a day. often prevents pneumonia), answer on the opinions of those off-| oth Street yards and the new ter-|, ke the franchise sight WE OFFER FOR PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION clals best qualified to judge, namely.! West streets the railroad intends to |OT » intangible property the tax law experts in the office of| take ity line off the public streets |More valuable. and hence subject to | y Spodecd PE p the Corporation Counsel and the en- and throw it upon private property ha tax P aioe tb Sar oneeltlk i Set ho| in the middie of the blocks, Between it therefore e at gineer of the Board of Estimate who! {hp ttl ee et party andl ie | tt franchise tax itself will be has had most to do with framing the) ticth Sirect. the numher of tracke to| r the new plan than under 9 on the cievated structure | the old. Further, the city will gain in- engineering features of the contract. / Now let me go into the details of| over public ets will be in-| ¢ sed benefits from the railroad by OF TH! World Wants Work Wonders. The okee’ Wieets Al'th tha DACEES ‘and| creased from two to four |way of real estate taxes. So the city E oe coc eke puatpe et the ‘speciat franchise tax|, THe Femult of these changes means {stands to gain both ways and in ad- 8% C lative Pref d Stock ; {@X/ @ reduction In railroad to be operated on to increased money return H D RHEUMATISM SINCE FOUR YEARS now’ collected from the raitroad. In! over public streets, amounting, d | the strects will be made sate, Tracks (J umulative rererre oc. 1916 the equalized value of the spe-| told, to about a mile and a i will be taken off the surface of streets ‘ 4 lal franchise on the west sido of *imsle track, Where th and in lower Manhattan lengthwise with a share for share common stock bonus streets will be relleved from even #0 much as elevated railro WILLIAM A. - along T Street to TI it crosses Manhattan as fixed by the Sta d operation. GAST. Board of Tax Commissioners was $4,614,009. The amount of the tax, as OLD—NOW ENJOYS ICE SKATING Fulton Motor Truck Company ' paid Gr Sy rallroaa on June 29 last, « was 331.60, Hy 7 \0 hat $93,331.61 Lynn Miss Says Past Experience of Pain and) war'the cnure sum received by. the \lecervereted Unter Lame ey Desewete) 4 city from the New York Central on , Helplessness Seems Like a Dream account of Its west side Fight of way. » Teal estate taxes, it should be remem- bered, franchise taxes, and very mu crease the aggregate, The spec jal franchise tax paid to the city on ac- count of the New York Central's west Preferred stock is secured by all assets of the Company, preferred as to dividends and cumulative THERE 1S NO BONDED INDEBTEDN! Capital Stock—8% Preferred, $2,500,000; Common, full-paid and nen-assessable, $5,000,008 e 4 4] Where are the Keys to Your Store? “It means @ new life to me to be able to get out and enjoy the sports common to every healthy young woman,” said Miss Gladys Horton of 15 Abbott street, Lynn, Mass., as she was snapped skating on Flax Pond last month. She continued: side line is levied only on so much of How carefully are they handled : the railroad as is located in public thers entrusted wish cage rar ed The Fulton Motor Truck Company his acquired the business and It is levied upon the tangible ratl- road structures in the public streets Is, ties, signals, &e.) and apany’s easement or fran- ht to maintain and operate its railroad in public streets, The amount that the company pays Is de- termined by applying the regular city | tax rate to the valuations of these two kinds of property—tangible and intangible—as fixed by the State Board of Tax Commissioners, EXPLAINS DIFFERENCE TWEEN TWO TAXES. Let me give examples. ‘The com- pany’s right of way from Seventy- good will of the Clyde Motor Truck Company, located at Farmingdale, Long Island, adjacent to the metropolitan district of New York, for the purpose of increasing the production of the Fulton 114-ton motor trucks, The following information is summarized from statements by Mr. W. F. Melhwish, Jr., President of the Company. Think how easily duplicate keys might be obtained, aad the risk to our store should they fall inte improper hands. One of the things Holmes Service does is to guard against the im- proper use of duplicate keys. | HOLMES | Present Fulton trucks are being produced on a achedule of 1,000 per year, Production the entire output of the factory being 1}4-ton trucks of only one BE- of Trucks model. Materials We have on hand at the factory materials in large quantities to aecond Birect to a point north of on Hand = move our building schedule regularly, and have under contract all Grant's Tomb ts not eubjeot to & sp0- malerial for our entire year's output, which is arriving as per . _ a a” inate: schedule, 3 aii" Biret ms tin salroads ite | ELECTRIC + PROTECTIVE *COMPANY eikicsid “iad iim ‘caceabual aaa dunia ee a this section of the right of way is - RITLANDT’* ST* ~-Cortlandt « Exclusive ¢ Fulton Truck occupies an enviable position in le Sey. subject to real estate taxation, Just 26+CO) ST» tel: dt 10 Sales cause it holds an exclusive price field—81,090. It is the only truck Page ena thakciande AM eunieet to real =e = : Position —_of equal size and capacity sold anywhere in the world at this price— 3 estate taxation, Where, on the other = ————_== it has no competition. ‘ hand, the railroad operates trains on ar Sci Watts ascoua® wiser ce Sales The full year’s output, as planned, and as per materials ordered last right of way ts subject to a special October and November, has been sold and business offered wor franch c d aT ive ti H & ranchise tax, a polal annilciny Personally Conducte ours absorb five times our output. The demand, as indicated by in- = raixed tn The Evening World's ques- quiries, is unsatiable. pf ge Based hitter arg en Hon. wit the tact that the city Mans To WwW AS H | N GT fo) N re 0. t ly hy han Ited hi rer . Lizzie S. Watts, ex-| to give the railroad the right to build urces ur sources. of su} ve co} t! Jonge condi 3 ; ’ 1) a n consulted upon the question HA rg Aree BA ete the Ont: | OA Or eesteabs upon etuse roe Lincoln’s Birthday of Further advancing date of liveries on present contracts and have agreed tism since I was four known in Lynn and operate trains relieve it from paying Saturday, February 10th Baserial 3 act ce rstise forward, together with furnishing added quantity Years old, and it ts a Pobtodiee, “has "een | 1202 yhhayrermancnt riehCor ease: WAN tickets good returning 10 days, including §182° 8 Days saad : 3 enh or me ia interested in| to operate trains on a structure above date of sale, and permit stop-over at Baltimore, gana Proposed | The Company proposes to more than double its output this year. use of orton’s con-/a street is not different in are Wilmington and Philadelphia on return trip. =. Apel oe Increase of For this purpose, the Board of Directors have authorized the pres- my joints and be free She saids from the permanent right or ease For itinerary giving full information, eall on or #2414 oe Production ent offering of preferred stock. of puin, I have been Seeepan ced teactee traloen en ihe butiees aie weeare address Ticket Agents: 1276, 245, 898, 1246, #0 helpless that I had Byvaavecal of "oat beat | in the way the company uses the pub- 1828, 1854, 2174, 2081 Broadway, 7 Cortlandt rs Soundness The Company is today in the soundest possible condition. We te he wheeled in hands | He streots will not in any way release Stroet, 4 West 126th Street, 225 5th Avenue, $18-% 5 Days of the have no indebtedness of any kind. The factory site, factory and small carriage, almost misshapen, her | '* from the obligation to pay a spe- New York; 4 Court Street, 479 Nostrand Ave- mates re. Company’s executive buildings, machine shop equipment, together with a vary- , ti lower lin 1 clal franchise tax elevated nue, Brooklyn, or Stations foot West 23rd — ruay 14, Mare it ‘ : nt, ary: every joint in my body uew er | a most | structure, its signals, ite ties and Hintal a4 Uberty Brest, Naw York Clty Pe ey Standing ing quantity of all necessary stock materials always on hand are haben te ment" her fe. was| Sib allel ten eo an gre 5 sieeaaas 6 ae ncapeidicaghd abeyance dane ect, ankles, knees, one of suffe y a thin wnananaeet ale New Jersey Central—BALTIMORE & OHIO—Philadelphia & R 4 hands, arms ‘and shoul. few waaka cep teal AWB Me ee Thar og y Earnings Our estimate of earnings, based upon present building schedule, ain in my feet and she jpeaan taking Var-| trata own lin in upper Park. A BANKING AND PINANCIAle which ig 10 times the di.idend requirements of the preferred Eres Helptes and in ahereel | nue. whic h was change from sur. , = norma Hock how outstanding and the $250,000 preferred now offered wy gy or Babee hande Yow) tthe sola rahe ial | 200% Per Month | mal would have t» be lift- ea fition, and’ s healthy | was in the mind 0 hcg i 5 OS ing i ; i would have tbe litt. Sate Tar ation, and “a, ‘healthy | wan in the tind ran en Paid Hoffman Stockholders | The proceeds of the sale of the present offering is to be used entirely chal to the bed. ang month well, merry-hearted,| Evening World, Ist Hoffman Ol Company pald @ash returns at above rate to atockholders for the purchase of materials and the extension of the plant an ip- 5 ar rohused Mock at pare Comp, ‘nized June, 1015, Paid stook= . Pp equip ah ading the days when I would have } girl, All this change from | Property passes a mn Oe ig . ment to enlarge capacity as outlined. to be moved back to the chair. 1 was Var-ne-sis Mroad, thy pany palid 70 unable to cut my food or feed my-| “I cannot say how pleased Tam ye Pe po abr be gee Further information upon request rms were bent ut the | and how I thank you for your per aki that abana} e to get them away from | sonal interest in her case, I find it| te dale this point vere eee ts A my body. My fingers ‘were drawn | hind even now to ‘believe this giao mistake ndo. ‘Under the| {| | Subscription Price, $10 Per Share ¢ r y hands. ¢ e one TL saw about @ vear| proposed a ity intends 1 I tried many different treaty Peraheca taunt itecmieriiee Atel eo | Now Comes the New ‘Hoffman Company |{| carrying a bonus of one share of full paid and non- but they failed help. me, Finally | oks upon Mr, Varney as upon a De: | gag a demi Seta Gap fudmbie ‘Fields, new Houston, Texas, | assessable common stock with each share of preferred. } n ee ¢ interested anc rer anc old me she 65 yuld pray Produce nd Sell Oil told me they would supply Var-ne-sis | for him every nijsht of her life. Such iC Yr t © |} 4 . . ; + ae . BAT would tuke it, Thad little conf-| gratitude one seldom finds, and to her | ‘O STaAIrE reitvantent that aide iced envy $4,080 "for || The undersigned reserve the right to close this subscription and with- dence that it would help me, but de; | thanks 1 ald my own draw common stock bonus at any time without notice. ; eed to give ite trl anyway, I \ arenes hs heen wonderfully | COMMON § am glad I did, for to-day 1 am en-| successful in the treatment of rheu- “ON ON STOCK S | iptt is Ne rears seniatlaty oitin (ATW ee crane mena | mre ates iRech atitatnr Ae pnete TE Cae tie ane nace UI Enbveripttony:sagy te: snierad irae or. through ony brake, olnis- haven't an ache or a pain of the joints. No sufferer can afford ap ; a. a, AOR, 1A leo 83500 Bars, ae | “It seems like a dream, but I must|to be without Var-ne-sis. It is help- "ap NY alltel adel J idl tallest | B ine, all the credit, I wish other | same as it has helped Miss Horto: Will B, sufferers would gain by my a, ee Baha ta WA Varies: jetty Mia’ paplioations Will Be Made to List the Stock on the New York Curb. Fiscal Agents, b ence—use my recipe, take Var-ne-sis|for the booklet, “A Word to Skep- Send for twenty-page booklet containing history of Hoffman Companies, : and do not let up until they are well. | tics.” i Mee J Telephones | WE F Chie 60 WALL STREET NEW YORK i “1 would be glad to have any one Get Var-ne-sis, now, to-d 4 S818, : ‘OMP Si bn te or write my, address, | Liggett-Riker-iegenan and alt re- | ae Rector {ssi9,|One Wall Street, New York, N.Y. While the above information (+ not guaranteed, it has been obtained from sourace we belia ve to be reliable, sk ys Horton, 15 Abbaye street, | liable druggists.—Advt. = bes : ' upon her, the first time Thad seen her since he “IT was unable to walk on account of the | and the Brooklyn Rapid | panies are subject tos: taxes, and just as tie New York BANKING AND FINANCIAL, is set at approximately 8200 per chassis. put of 2,000 trucks durin; Upon this basis, an out- 1917 should show earnings of $400,000,