The National tribune., 1907-07-11

Oct. 6. will be granted by deposit OF
ticket in person by original purchaser
with the special agent not later than
Sept Il. and payment of fee of 81 at
''ime of deposit.
Variable Routes.
| Tickets may be sold on basis of &c 2-3
per cent of regular rates plus arbitra-
ries. Dates of sale and other conditions
to be the same as for tickets going and
returning via same route.
| siae-Triy Fare.
| Saratoga Springs to Boston and re-
| turn Sc. Saratoga Springs to Boston and
return to Albany or Troy, S.. People S
and Citizens lines viii participate in
rates for variable routes on same basis
as authorized via rail lines.
Bands.
Subject to approval of Council, 20 or
more in uniform accompanying organ
ization, one-haIf the rate authorized for
individuals.
Eastern Canadian.
Eastern Canadian Passenger Associa-
tion advises that tickets will be honorc'l
via st. Lawrence River route on pre-
scntation of rail excursion ticket 10
ticket agent of Richelieu & Ontario
Navigation Company Toronto. or to
purser on board steamer and payment
pl tIe ltlloNliS dTDliTdElCS. VIZ. o.
ronto and Montreal. $3.50: Kingston or
Clayton to Montreal, $3.50; and that
tickets Will be sold to Saratoga Springs
and return on the dates named and the
terms and specifications set forth in the
announcement made by the Central
Passenger Association.
Other Associaticn-.
The matter of concessions on account
of meeting of the 41st National En-
campment at Saratoga Springs is still
under consideration by the Western
Passenger Association, the Southeastern
Passenger Association. the Associated
Railways of Virginia and Carolina, the
Southwestern Excursion Bureau and
the traffic managers of certain rail-
roads belonging to the Trans-Continen-
tai.
Hotel Rates.
The following rates have been guar
anteed by the Business Mems Associa-
ton of Saratoga Springs, y. Y, an in
corporation under the laws of New
York. and by Wheeler Post, ., Depart
ment of New York, G.. A. r.
In the principal hotels without bath,
two in room, 81 per day each; with
bath, So per day each, strictly Ameri-
can plan.
The smaller hotels, according to rate
and accommodations, two in a room, 81
per day, $3.50 per day and 81 per day.
RoOming and Boarding Houses.
Lodging, so cents. 40 cents and 81 per
day: lodging and breakfast. 81; board
and lodging, $3.50 and 81 per day;
meals at restaurants from % cents up.
Where menu cards are used the price
as specified on them will be charged.
Free Lodging.
wil be provided for 11.0a0 comrades,
and applications must be made to
Frank NJ. Sterrett, Executive Director,
Saratoga Springs, y. Y. at least Is days
prior to the meeting of the National
Encampment
1t is believed that these rates are the
lowest ever obtained and that the ac-
commodations will be first class.
There is TO be no overcharging or
overcrowding. The. Commandcr-in-
Chief will appoint a committee of three
fair and disinterested comrades whose
duty it will be TO hear all complaints
and to strictly enforce, if need be, the
terms of the written contract made with
the Saratoga Springs business Mems
Association.
Very cordially in F., G. and L.,
4. y. Brown, Commander-in-Chief
Official.
Joseph w. O'Neall, Adjutant- General.