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bsu and Greens we're also used ahout
the rcom. adding % - attractive
rfss
Vhen the guests had assembled the
tfcr 60 ths small recerti,n rcom.
" mere tha shower took place. vas sud
esniy thrown rpen. diselcsing ne
christnau trae. Env IN So dsooranena
~ silver tinssl and crimson Earianos.
tvfnkhnE win tnnumerahss Christ
mas ean8cs. and laden wtZh packages
wrapped iu wnifa papw and ued vith
red sibrara. ea-h ere vita q ionr RIB
BON end ieadinw 20 where pretty little
siarv lrua C7esEv u-Aa TattiuR. dress
"a On q daiuly arF-ris nowz- - pull
re riBhons end shgwer ne hs1de-to-
re- win ne lovely Effa In sore Tor
her About the hane q to tree.
which wna coye red with red ucpe
ransf. ire Effts too heavT o. too fra
slle 90 trust 20 ne tree we're placed.
and a merry tine waa spent hT ne
honuree and tha assembled friends
who ratherpa abort heT 20 admire re
lovely faqesasta ~ what ne Christ
naa senaon vi bring 20 this bride
% the Y1eude.
sUvor and gass. crfns and linen
we're AL Ia the dainy packages tied
Win the brlsht Christmas ribbons.
end after the Eifu had ben admired
tls guests we're uEhered into the par
Der where oarda were played Tor sew
erHl hours Here the Chrsaeusaa uunea
a,so prevailed. ths spicy pins branches
aHd crimson Christmas S@ils ureating
q briEht setting for the young wonon
IN attractive afternoon Eovns. AEainst
shc lace curtains the bright bells made
q note - color and they we're huns
frsta the chandeIiere and IN other
places about the room. ferns and other
potted plants with ths green 81 The
p.be aIao being used
The sore oar1s we're hhG Chrisfrnas
A. els deconafed vita santa Claus
heads and sprays % polntsettia. each
TED % a ttny born.
Miss Davenport. tha iovefy wong
honuree. wore an attractive gown %
gnldeu brown mamNalina with trim
u.luEs o. cream celored appliQue. Mia
Hoyt wore a lovely tollsGts ~ King :
blue mesEaiiue with pearl garnitaro
and ace. Mtaa Chmffes wore an at
rsattivs Afternoon eown % pink ling
erie win . touch ~ hiacx velvet, and
M.sH Wood vas beautifully gowned
On wine colored msKsAltna with @m7i
lars trimming.
The dun wIntry asternco1 only
served 10 uaks the home with itu
bright lights ard say Christmas
Ereeua and glowing bells the bright
e. and the twenty -Aour girls gathered
asout the card tables 20 ~uioy the
hot Chocolate. chicken salad ard sand
vTlcf - served after ne EAmes. and
e. Congratulate the hastosse@. the hon
cree and each other On ne dslightful
aftsrnoon-
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sIR THOMAS Upton
ENTERTAINED ~ ATLANTA.

AZ. wills Rsgan's dinner party N
honor ~ Sir Thomas Ltpton vas a
lively sreuf % Thursday evening N
zee Eivea ~ Afr. RAFann beautarli
horns O. Pea chtres stree and . num-
hwT - tha youngw st were Assem-
1ied % meet The glesi q honor.
American beauty roses we're used az
deccr@tionn In IN. craving roow
where the guess wers recelvea and
tha vivid beauty q ne flowers rave q
lovely HuwHe@tiou % ne holiday sea
aon- Quite elaoorAts decorations
werw uN@d On ths taste. olplaa. wees
and narcissa betnw arranEed ~ q
formal dewEn thaa vas lovely The
cup'da ware psrched on the hnndiea
- 500 hasketa - each end % ne
sanle ana IN ths hands % the mttia
nrsmes were caught reins ~ tmue
whach led O. 10 hnart-shaped ca
tfrpteos ~ rosea The hzEkata we're
SLED w1th Killarney roses. TIE defI-
cate pink ooior forming q prstty corn-
hinauun With tha white nArciwEi whlch
wers used al9o. The haar1- nhApsd
O. atargiece wns pierced with q golden
@rrcWs q numinder % the bAronss of
ths wiles - cupla Pink candie
shaces ana ofhsr details Ia roe coior
hrishtelee he t2hla preully.
Tc4sta and muaic made ne ovauin9
ens - muca hrightnsss and pleasure
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a CHRISTMAS SHOWER FoR
Lk.NEIN YOUNG nRInE- EC1

Miss Gladys Davenport was the in-
spiration for one 90 the urettiest and
meost original parties 81 the season
81 the hospiuabie Wood bone on Past
LaRua street. Mrs. r. " Huyt. Miss
Adele Chaffee and Miss willie Wood
having planned FOR their attractive
young cousin one 81 ne loveiiest of
afternoon parties.
The Christmas season was HuE-
Eested in an che decorations % The
hospitabie home. and On the room
where TIE shower was 80 CleVeriy
carried out the elfect WAS particular
81 lovely small Christmas tree
was the central decoration Of this
attractive room. the tree with rs
twinkling urhts serving not only %
create a beautiful effect but heln &
the or Einal means used 70 shower
ne bride with the many Sits with
which @ Vas treiEhted. Christmas
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rskers u1~ are sea 20 De- announced.
Eatherlua flEen. Nr ard Mrs. Gus
TafFen'a small daarhfof wII hr the
rrufc flower sri and Iack Brown. one
- Reverenf and Mra. John ~ brown
Scung sons. VAC was Nuss Rusasco's
Tase the year she was queen ~ thc
carnival via be ne rms brartr.
Thoru uin 20 a number ~ our -of-
tswn guests Cor ne marrinRr among
- hom viii - ths parents % The
Erocm-eircf. pr. and Mrs.. Jusiaa
neckur. ~ Upper Montciair. View Ter-
ssv. and Miss RnHas-o's brother tn-
aw and SISTER Afr and Mrs u. q
WeuH ard their little con. % Atlanta.
Ths out-of town girls w'ho are 20
take part in tn wcddinF viii arrive
ere drgt week On January. Miss Mar
TN. who wns Mss Rasasoo'a room
nlate nf AEnas scott Concre ent
Ms Laura Dogrnu. whose friend
ship Cor Miss Rn1asoa also bezsn af
scn1ol. having been her roommate 20
afs1ie Seminary a. Auburn dale.
Msss. win - guess q the Roeasca
hona Mss Roach. Who ls 60 arrive
"a the same tine wiii visit ar and
Mrs John a. Board and Miss Francs
on the BAY shore.
M. DsckerH parents have planned
Dr. arrive on January I'm and they
with Mr. Decker. his oesi man and
his brother Wlf be ms house g1csas
% NJ and Ma Ro3sco.
amer TIE recepuon which follows
the c1u~an ceremony. Lieutenant
Decker en- his bride au - 90 New
Orleans taking the sea frip from
there 90 New York where they WI
Epsl6 the greater pan q their honev-
riuon- Upon the return 81 Mr.. and
AIRS. josiah pUefer a. the east they
VII entertain their 90 their New
Jersey hone. a number - dates foT
cssrtesiss 30 be extended having a.
ready hean made.
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PLANS FoR THg MARRIAGE
% MISS RosAsco AND
LIEUTENANT DECKER

PLANS FOR TIE MARRIAGE
% MISS RosAeco AND
LIEUTENANT DECKER
COMPLETED.
Invitations for the maFrtaEe ~ MiHa
Edna Vivian ftonaaoo and LAeutenant
Waiter noardman Decker. ~. 81 n
have haen sent hy Mias Rnuasco'n pa
Fenta. M and Mrs. william 3. Re.
nsuco. % ths friands and reiutfves o.
a3a two families in foreaKn ianda
Thosa INTENDED for the states WI 30
a1alied az q later dats
The marriage watch iH 81 be q mfl-
ttarv Ceremony with Mr. pwcdrer and
ne attendants in the service wearing
are fun dress uniform 81 their re-
sEective corps win take place on ne
evening of January ifEh iu the FIrNi
rFeshytcrian church az : o'clock ard
uui bs followed 81 q reception AZ che
home % the hFiaS on Norta PaaasoE
street
AiIFa Rosaaco VII he attended b.
her aunt Mr. Peter Rosasco 81 Bay
Tr.rt AZ matrpn az honor Mss Ada
T.oaaaoa. maid 90 honor; Misses Fran-
&c Beard. Catherine Roach - New
Nors Susie Martin. ~ Monfsomsry.
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MRS JoE NAuRA. ~, TO SPEND
CHRISTMAS ~ ALABAMA.
Mn. Joe Maura. Jr. and her niece
little Edith Maura. icft On Saturday
Or Greenyilie. % sBsnd CHRISTMAS
Win M. Maurzs Parents. ar. and
rfts, steinsr. Ar Maura wiu toin
his wife for ne ChrirtuastiAs
AIRS 1aura viii also Wait In Meat
> saery before returninE homa 80 TIE
g1esi ~ Mn Nay steiner Crommelin
and ether relatives.
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ana laura Douehty. - New York
bridesmaids.
1teutsrnnt Decker wEf have Leu
tenant NauEhn Conan Of the navy
a. hha best man and tho EroomEmsn
are % be Dr. Harwy Decker. % Pits
nurg. Lieutenant William Boyd. r. s.
A. 81 ForH Barrancaa. LAautenant n
Coleman. y. 8. ~. and Mr.. william
= Rosasoa. D. There win BE- -four
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Thfs beautiful Ruwu - made -
Charnasuse. using black and wAite
brochs for trimming The yoks ard
forearm sections o. the sleeves are
made Of silver lace Bands - sable
fur outline ths yoke and finish the
sleeves. The skirt iH draped "a a loop
az tha left side % the front
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TtE eoBsLEUss WILL eEr YOU.
onst thsy was utns bog wsuidn't
anV b. rravw
Ar when b. went 20 bed a. ntEht.
away up rtalra
Ins NANNY hesrd hFm hoieF an his
daddy hseri hun hauis
A. uhru t1rv turTf ne kfvers down
DE- wasn't there al anf
Nr tnrF safHe1 him in tha natter
room. a. r1hhs- hois an press.
fH sasked him up Uha chimbiy -flus.
An' ever whefe Euess.
tlaf 40 49, ever faand waa tfiHf ne
p1nfs a. roundabouff
..r the robhis- una'u wit sou
GO you
Dent
wnerh
Outt
An Htus orphant kuDis says. whsn
tha hlhHs = hlua
a. the anopvick ap'ufteru. an ths
wind Eaes woo-woi
An yea heaf tna crtcketu aaif. an ths
moon o. gray
Al ha uKhtniuf bara In daw Ia al
squanchef away
Tcl better mlnf yer parnnts. and ver
teachers fond and dear.
4Au casrish them ~ lovus you. an
drv ths orphanf's tesrs
A. hep ths pore an needy ones 'at
clusters nM shout
~ the r0hhie-uuaIl 81 49,
~ Won
Don't
Watnh
Ouff
JAMS Whhoonab Rilay.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
IN
AGAINST
lfe.ncpin County Members viii, sum.
port N;lon in Opposition to Dunn
III There * Demand


MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. june l.--Her-
nepin county members of he lower
Gus of TIN" legislature held Il con-
1erenc" today and decided to Join the
opposition t" Speaker Dunn and Vote
To declare the oiic" vacant. If the
movement meets With support from
other districts. ii WAS also agreed THAT
in case there is a demand from the
outside for w, /. solar of ilennepin.
to he q rilnidaio, The delegation will
stand for him.
y steering committee WAS appoint
ed T." canvass tn" situation and report
Monday. Th" delegation PASSED Il
resolution declaring ii to lc the sense
OF Hfn1"rim mlonli,"rs th9t the ln-is-
lafure take up matters mentioned IN
the governors extra session called
first, and adjourn as carly as posi-
bic.
Tho legislative program VAS dis
cNsscd. and tllrr" WAS strong sonti-
mont expressed f"r urging the lcgisla-
flN" r"app"rtionrr"nt. Most of tho
members declared iii favor of work
on subjects named in til" confirming
call, hut tllcr" WIS snlnn objection To 2
resolution al this time binding them
to take Np other matt"rS. 1t Was the
sentiment tina n special COMMITTEES of
strong mon should le named To ham
die the primary election bill.
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SPECIAL.

AT the same time and place of hold
ing the Primary Election on Wednes-
United to the voters of Grand Forks
county in the various voting precincts
the question of bonding the county of
bonds to ne in the denominations of
s1,000.O0 each and bearing interest at
the rate Of 4 per cent per annum and
payable 20 wears from date thereof.
building a new court house for Grand
Forks county. Said election is held by
virtue of a resolution of the county
commissioners of Grand Forks county
passed May Stt. 1912. and under the
provisions of Section 1853 to 1876 in
elusive of the Revised Codes of 1905.
Polls to be opened from s o'clock A,
NJ. until S o'clock P. NJ. continuously.
Dated at Grand Forks Thu 25th day
of May A. D.. 1912.
(SEAL) HANS ANDERSON,
County Auditor.
May 81, June 3, 10, II. "a.
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. sss
+ pOILTIC.AL ANNOUNCEMENTS =

. : : IS Is . . = .
! hereby announce myself as a re-
publican candidate for the office Of
Clerk of the District Court in and for
the county of Grand Forks at the state
primary. election OF June Sc, and I re-
specttully ask for the support of the
voters of the county.
Respectfully yours.
M. w. SpaHlding.
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May 81. June 8. 10. II. "a.

White Plains. N. Y. June JUS
tice Arthur Tompkins Of the state SUI
preme court will begin the trials Of
five alleged murderers here next week.
This will make a total of fifteen mur-
der cases tried before him in about
two months.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
Watch Grand Forks Grow

FOR RENT.
furnished rooms, all modern
but heat, for light housekeeping.
room all modern house,
South Third street.
room cottage on South Third
street.
s16-Seven room house on North
Eighth street.
$1o-Five room house on lone avenues:
city water.
5 s-Five room house on South Third
street.
$1O0-Quarter section Of hay land
within two miles OF the city.
5000. acres of timothy hay land. ad-
Joining city.
o TRADE.
Quarter section of land. win TAX
small house for part payments; 40
acres broke, and a three room house.
Fine all modern home. Will trade for
farm lands.
FOR SALE.
Six room house and one acre of land
near city. easy terms: $1,650.
$3OOO-New all modern house. hard
wood floors; $500 down. balance
easy terms.
$1300-Five room cottage. so foot lot;
easy terms.
$16o0-Nice cottage on corner lot; fine
shade; cement walks; easy terms.
w kET CIV
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TRANSFERS
w
NJ MrTED To p1rv
WATCH REPAIRING.

BRING N1lE WAYctI and clock re-
I'airing TO II. Cohen. III DeMers.
.Maln springs. Sl.oQ; cleaning. Sl.on:
clocks cleaned, zoe. All other repairs
81 nronortionatnly low prices.
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FOR REcIsvHp NJ, ,,,r,ns

/ hereby announce myself as a cam
didatn for the republican nomination
as register of deeds. and respectfully
your vote and
"A. NJ, Lodmen.
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HE'LL WANTED-MALE.

hustlinG immi-
grafton Men in every locality to rep
resent us in the sale of our st. Lucie
Gardens. Florida. In the citrus fruit
belt. Churches. schools and shops al
ready established within one-lalf to
four miles of all u land. Mild eli
land clear, titles Title fa ansoiute cSsS pe srffl,t'
Warranty deed delivered at time of
sale. The most attractive proposition
ever offered to immigration men.
Liberal commission to the business
getter. Write for literature spe-
cial terms to agents during the sum
mer months. Coldren Land Company.
719 New York Life Bldg, Kansas City.
Missouri.
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SWEEPING

ANTJ-DUsT Phone $50. ANTI-DUST
Sanitary Sweeping Compound.
Kills Dust-Ktls Disease Germs.
Public Buildings. Stores. Homes.
Antitrust Mfg. Co. 1877 S. 3rd 81.
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WOMAN PHARMACIST desires posi-
tiSI 1;o exp Der d. good references.
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PIANO TUNING.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

COMPETENT sTENoGHAPHER, four
years experience in stenographic and
cashier work. wishes situation. Box
10l. Tri-State BONN.
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MEN AND WOMEN WANTED for gov
eminent positions. $50 a month.
Annual vacations, Short hours. No
"layoffs.' Common education suffi-
c cisnt; Oyer 1000 appointn2 cents
postal Immediately for free list of
positions. Franklin Institute. Dept.
275P, Rochester, n. Y.
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FOR SAI.E-Refrigerator. No. 8 Inn
provement building. Phone us NV.

FOR SALE-Turniture. Call COL Cherry
street. Phone 35IM. Tri-State.
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TEACHERS.
TAIL.ORS

Material Workm.nsbin
FaSi" ENomnnts of Satisfaction.
Tl{Hs. GR!7'I'ITHS. TaILGH.
Individuality is the result of
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HOUSES.

COFFEES TEAS
We roast coffee fresh every day.
II HOME TEA CO. No. 4th
Premium tickets with every purchase.
SPICES SOAPS
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FOR SALE-M1sc.
WE U

Or take in exchange any piano that wa!
not IN first class condition for we coult
not resell 1t and have a
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03

BARBER WANTED At ONCE-Steady
job for good man. Write or phone
J. NJ. Taillon. Cavalier Barber Shop.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03

Observation-Disclosures young mar to
chauffeur. Employment secured aft
err learning. Ask for Plan C33e, Auto
College of Washington. Washington.
n r.
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AGENTS. WANTED.

AGENTs-sso.oo 900 worth Of mems and
,women's negligee shirts. neckties.
stantly ready in our shipping depart
ment. Become local representative
and sell direct to tho homes from
this stock. You can build up per-
manent business without capital.
Better than running a store: Others
have done it. Steadfast Mills. Dept.
3. CohNes. N. Y.
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SALESMAN of 5000 a month ability.
Call on business men in this part of
North Dakota. No samples. No coli
lecting. Fine opportunity. Perma-
nsnt. international Co., 77s. Dayton.
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Every mar imagines he is going to
better work after his vacation. but
he doesn't usually do it.
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LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED
ed. food income assured. Address
National Cooperative Realty Co.,
V1125 Marden Building. Washington.
n q
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Good baby peram-
hulator in first class condition. Phone
1911. N. ".
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SIGN PAINTING.

We Sign Anything Anywhere. See Us
MAURER SIGN CO.
30S So. Bird. Write. Grand Forks.
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FOR SALE-Furniture.

FOR SALE-New high grade piano.
Bargain for cash II taken at once.
Call or write Mrs. Harry Burton, 3l9
South Third street.
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FOR SALE-Farrn Lands.

LUsE LAND EXCURSION TO WEST
Erin CANADA, WEDNESDAY,. JUNE
CROOKSTON, WINNIPEG, REGINA
AND SASKATOON. ROUND TRIP,
S12.6O. AGENTS WANTED. COLI.
o FREDERICK HOTEL,
GRAND FORKS, N. ID. :
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First National
Bank. East Grand Forks. MINI. APP
ply Tuesday morning at $3.50 a. nj.
G. r.. Jacobi, Cashier.
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BEST GRADE OF ICE CREAM
l0c OF. 2 Large Cones &c.
North Burk'ss Dinnle Block. Third
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CAPABLE SALESMAN to cover Dakota
with staple line. High commissions
x1eG mon III Iis adv a,.n and permament
Co. Detroit. Mich.
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EXPERIENCED INSURANCE solicitors
wanted. Splendid opportunity. Lib
eral proposition. Hail insurance, ac-
cident and health insurance. fire in
surance, etc. Call or write for fur
Their particulars. A. p. Clifford G. Co.,
Grand Forks, N. u.
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MEN WANTED for firemcn and brake
men on railroads in Grand Forks vi
cinity; $50 to 500 monthly; promo
ton, enginecr-conductor; experience
Unnecessary: no strike; age 1886.
Railroad employing headquarters;
over 5000 men sent to positions on
1000 official calls. state age. -Ad-
dress Railway Association, Dept. n.
227 Monroe Street. Brooklyn, N. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-29
STEEL FIGURE S
|. ARE STARTLING
u. P. Morgan Receives S7o,ooo,-
900 Merely for Organizing
Great Combine.
EXPERT MAKES HIS REPORT
From It's Own Books He Shows
That Corporation Is i'll Re-
straint OF Trade.
EXPERT MAKES HIS REPORT

Washington, February 2s.DThe
House steel trust investigating COM
mittee to-day made public the result
of the inquiry into the books and min
utes OF the United states Steel Cor
poration conducted by Farquhar j. Nc
Rae, an expert accountant
The McRac report reaches the con-
clusion that the Steel Corporation
operates in restraint of trade and pre-
vents competition through manipula-
tion OF prices. through the influence Of
the so-called Gary dinners" by con-
troll OF raw materials and through Il
system of interlocking directors In
various companies. 1t also tends TO
contradict some of the testimony given
by steel trust officials.
Some OF the figures dealt with in
the report are startling II is shown
that j. P. Morgan 6 Co. received APP
proximately S7O,ooo,00o in cash prohts
for organizing the big steel combine,
and that the net profts OF the concern
for the first nine years of its existence
were moro than $1,000, 100000.
steel Corporation officials objected
to producing their bonks before the
committee In this city, but consented
to place them freely at the disposal Of
uH tSptIl ~ Ue ~ VIC WIN
mi,tcc. AIR. McRae made thorough
study of the books and minutes, and
in his report to the committee lie
pointed out these salient features:
That ". p. Morgan & Co.. heading
the syndicate which organized the
steel Corporation, received cash
profit of S69.300.000 of which S6e,500,
o00 was for promotion. with an addi-
tional commission of SG.S0o.o03 for a
bond conversion scheme.
That the net earnings of the cor
poration for period of nine years
were $l.029, 6S5.3S9. or an equivalent OF
approx imately SIS ton on finished
product. instead of s9SO00O.3l1. as
claimed by the corporation in its re-
port
That the Steel Corporation. contrary
TO the statement made by Judge Gary
ana ". G. l'rick to President I:oose-
more than 10 per cent OF steel prop
critics in the country. controls about
so per cent. of the steel holdings.
The section OF the report dealing
with the Gary dinners" where indie
pendent ms we'll as corporation steel
men assembled to discuss conditions
in trade. contains an analysis of tho
legal effect of the golden rule" policy
prepared by Anthony j. Ernest. u New
York lawyer, in which it is declared
that the convention agreed to and
enforced. would he Objectionable as re-
CARDS their effect upon competition"
During the nine years. from January
1, 1902. ITO December 81, 1910" the re-
port says, "the productions Of the cor
poration III rolled and other finished
steel amounted to 73.267,363 tons. and
the adjusted net earnings for the same
period amounted TO l.029,iS5.3Sa. or
an equivalent Of approximately Si3
per ION. In order that ap idea may uc
ton OF the several operating groups
of the corporation. have calculated
those figures and find the approximate
not earnings. or sis per ton of finished
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