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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23
Representative Hook Home.

Representative E. J. Hook and wife
and the latter's mother, Mrs. Reed,
came up from Des Moines yesterday
where they spent the winter, while
Representative Hook was attending
to duties in the legislature, which
adjourned Saturday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23
NJ, f. Church

The Odd Fellows and Rebeccas will
worship in a body at the NJ. E.
church Sunday morning at 1920.
Subject Johanthan and David OF
True Friendship" Evening theme
"Life's Convenient Seasons" All
cordially invited:
A. r. GRANT, Pastor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

In speaking about the possibility
of Henry Ford establishing a factory
in Sweden, the Waterloo Times Tri-
bune hopes that the Dodge brothers
will not. object to calling the new car
the "Fjord." ...-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

The Davenport Times does not
blame France for not wanting Ger
many as a neighbor, in commenting
on Frances desire to watch the right
bank of the Rhine herself.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

The Mason City Globe-Gazette
thinks that some of these people
who are so anxious to see the Will
lard-Dempsey fight showed no in
terest in getting nearer the scrap
ping in France" :.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

The saloon in politics supplies the
machine with ball bearings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

The chiropodist might not do so
we'll working on the foot of
mountain.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23
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Miss Bes
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two weeks wi
DR.. Leo
from Chicago
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and we acknd
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her daughter
Earl CT
Hawarden,
where he will
mer.
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Mr.. and
parted Mondf
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on a farm.
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with her daua
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Mrs. - Jd
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Meservey, 10
having been
at the P. II.
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tiers returned
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party of you
Monday evin
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special.
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Rose and Ell
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Sunday CUES
Mary Kelly.
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departed last
S. D. to joi
located there .
his trade as
Mrs. Blu
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several days
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in Boscotel,
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John Bradis
mustered ou
Denver, Cold
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Company.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

TRY Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1919-04-23

Beginning
my grocery
follows:
One Toled|
One 1000
Scale
One McCa
One Victo
One desk
One 10
One Refri
One 8 foe
Two II in
Cases
One Wall
One Floor
One Pean
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priced for q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20
Cooperation

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Hundreds Of Augusta Goopas VINO have never
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

hInaa WITH tina cnnIenlences Of the city
save nIgn rent AND avn YOUR own
harae- This % an opportunity aelaBu
seen n this iBchli-y. HlrlAiac On River
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

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tire LssdIrg Espcis
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

BUSINESS Opportunities 81
PEST II ANT-ola established -es-
ta=-anG- Cash business. xaua q ulencn.
Great opportunity Ssr -tgh- ya-rv
Jones' Restaurant, Water St. SHOW
nEgan
WHY TAKE HASCESWn uid vor
loan ynpnev n catai stranger Tier
w1v accE7Tt the al]u-inE E1a-suaen1s If
p-urncIe-n selling OIL stocks. Hefa-r
thoroughly invest igaIgng their claims
5oiLtei,E e. 81 stock wiz make n TZiu-s
nf dollars n urstvs. There viii Risv
ne mEEluEs nf dailz-s inE- Bur wslT
nor protect yourself E-urr lnse lFr keep
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ing dDne bE seeres c. oil companies
operating IN uiae rreat Ni6-{-0rTtlne-,
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Er1ar-a1lon- Read the Gai Press
Every issue h-1-n1I.l OF wa1aanie aa-a
alC authentic lri9orrnH-9e and AHa4E
IcEl reports CONCERNING hundreds Of
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the aulliac- their nF0zpenss. ctr Tha
knowledge of1rzfned hv reading a sin
gle ISSUE gsav make -oH rarslderahle
iE1nney-mav uruEacs you from lnss
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white they last a new. a.-G,rats. ED4-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-20

The M.e -ersrEai WA C0incideE- with
runnrE that ting president nj tho AMER
can Federztaun of Lanrr had decided
ne steel Euiuns. having Snilea ID eiaanss
rns Hr-lrl1fle q Tne LHtfed srztes SFesi
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-earhed tnazv. Aziled shares which haa
5een one 10 rhrne paints haEaer win
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snns q snsss ISSUES aaes.d Gum ssna-
we're rrex1ia-. Tr<zl Hale1. By vnane.
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New York Stack Market
E8rrec1eE Daiiv hw
MAINE eR0kEAAEE C.
Is Hztsr ~ AaDusks
Phones IHEE- 1n1g
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Pump Earnings Larger
Worthington's Gross Sales $43,.
4l3,4 for 1918

The Worthington Pump and Ma
chinery Corporation reports gross
sales for 1918 of 43,443,4s5. After de-
ducting operating costs, including de-
probation, maintenance charges, sell
ing, general and administrative ex-
penses. profits from manufacturing and
trading amounted to s7,3S5,135. To
this amount interest and dividends
from investments totalling S245,551
were added, bringing the gross income
to $7,630,6S6. A reserve of $4,O00,000
was set aside for 1918 Federal taxes.
ct, after all charges and deductions, of
$3,137,774 was carried to the surplus
account.
Cancellations and adjustments in an
approximate amount of $6,117 1868 fol-
lowed the signing of the armistice,
leaving balance of untitled orders on
hand of S26,161,859. which compares
with Sal, 1,834,777 untitled at the end of
1917.
In the report. issued yesterday, Pres
ident c. Philip Coleman pointed out
that the large volume Of business in
the last year and the great advance in
tex rates fixed by the new revenue law
will make it necessary for the corpo-
ration to pay greatly increased taxes.
He also stated that the demands upon
the corporation in the performance of
its contracts during the var necessi-
tated a very large expenditure for ad-
ditions to buildings and tools, which
were acquired at abnormally high
rates g
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19

DEPOSIT. n Y.-F: D. Wilcox Co.: r. n
DETROIT-T Jacauis CO.: T. Iacqus drvro,a
notions crc.: Marlborough 's'Vos
DETROIT Mich. l. Hudson Co ~,
Corral corsets. muslin underwear ard nea,,.s- ~
ribbons laces. enbroideries. neckwear rsiisr'
handkerchiefs: 225 Fifth Avenue room scs N-'''sss
GAGE y. I.-H. Ii. Barden Co.; IL n n.
GRAHAM. \. C.-whise, Williamson "a
Williamson manufacturers cotton yarns: Solpee. =
HAMPTON. Val, Kirsner Co. l. Kirsner. s,,.
HOLY0kE. Mass.--J. Wakein wom-n.s
AND general merchandise: Cumberland '1
-oRAiN NJ, Ohio Jameson. drugs; Grand
LuaiBERroN. \. CA. Weinsten Co. w.
Melnsten drygcods notions furnishings shoss es
MILWAUKEE, -Herzfeld rhilipson: Mr. n.....
hon. upholstery drareries: Fellows Buying Asstss
ton. 1888 Broadway. Asocas-
MONTREAL = c. A Mousseau Co. e
Mousseau. mir. candy Holland House. - A.
MONTREAL, Que.--H. Morgan & Co:
PHILADELPHIA-M. Pincus Co.: nj p;n.,.
groceries: Brcsin A''sus
PHILADELPHIA. Penn.-s Rothsch,ld a r.
NJ. Gutman infants and children's wear: is; 1i;
Broadway room 40I. A''@
QUEBEC-A. Dechene. millinery and furs ~.
lin s' D'es-
ST. LOUIS. Mo.-Ely Walker. D. G O.
F. Meyer, handkerchiefs Sc Worth Street al; so :"
d G. Co: y A. Trash. pictures. brica -srss hrss
statues and electroiiers: 225 Fifth Avenue ~
TARBOR0 y. C.-ThomRs Co: T. Thomas a.~
goods. shoes. etc. Aberdeen u''-
TORRiNGT0N. Come. X. Hoerle Co.: G
WASHINGTON, D. C-Kann s.. Soma A n .
MRS. I. X. Creighton, infants wear; 43a Fm,,s
Avenue. thirteenth floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Mems Wear

ALBANY. n fY-Finkelstein, j. X: clothing
i;ALrIMoRE-uartz & Sons D. Hartz. CLOTH
BALTlMoRE. Md--s Goldman. mems furnish
Central.
BOSTON. Mass Browning King & Co.; clothing
BRIDGEpoRI. Conn.-Howand Dry Goods Co.
underwear. glows; Dry Goods Alliance. 4o4 Fourth
Avenue.
CHICAGO Ill.-Montgomery Ward & Co.. Mr. o.
W. Faulstock. mems and young mems clothing
800 Sixth Avenue
CHICAGO Il.-NIcnteomey Ward & Co; w. L.
Pearson. mems clothing: 500 Sixth Avenue.
CHICAGO. IN.-Montgomery Ward Il Co: G. T..
Johnson. youths and boys clothing: 500 Sixth
CHICAGO. n-wciss & Benjamin; A. Berko-
WITT: mems and boys suits and ovcrcoats; Broad
coNSN,EILsvI1LIE, Pa:--M Levin. clothing and
clons A i and shnps s. Hpsn ersId 's Square e0"e'
GoLDSBoRo. y. C.~Epstcin Bros NJ B. Ep-
stein. clothing furnishing goods hats Cont
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.--M L. Tishman. cloth
ing and shoes: Latham.
clothing and furnishing goods l. Baldwin, man
assr l6 G99per sqnars aas. p.o r., 7n =,
NEWPORT NEWS. va.--A Levin Co; A. Levin
nsas soGS f"S was GS manassI Sansa 'qs
'rinLApELpHlA-N; snellensurg & Co; H. R.
mSns ons ctsir1 lss D50adwSy e"
pIrTSnuRGn - Abels ( Rcss; Morris Ress
PITTsroS. Tcnn~MaS lnnsten. clothing
msns fnreiShns goods soes b9adway cenrs
w 7. connor. clothing and mfrs. clothing Com.
modore.
sDd boys l. sosns Msf s cS
Street. lith floor.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Continued on page thirteen
Com m odities
Ind ustrial
Cotton

The cotton market was less active
and unsettled. The appearance of clear
ing weather in the South and uncer-
tainty as to the immediate export out
look, owing to the reported scarcity
of tonnage, caused increased profit TAX
ing on recent purchases, and as re-
suit early rallies were followed by de-
clines. New style May deliveries sold
off from 2490c to 24.14c and closed at
24.30c, compared with 24.65c at the
close of the previous day. The final
tone was steady, with old style months
20 points higher to 1O5 points lower
and new style deliveries 10 to 40 points
net lower. Fluctuations in the old style
months were particularly irregular, ow-
ing to the influence of comparatively
small orders in narrow market.
The volume of transferring trade
hedges from old to new style months
has shown a sharp falling off of late,
and erratic fluctuations are expected in
the old style months as the interest
narrows.
Old style December contracts sold
off to 2O.25c at the opening yesterday,
or 115 points net lower, under very
small offerings. No exports were re-
ported yesterday.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were so points lower to SO
points higher.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and % points lower, at 28.45c for
middling upland, compared with 28.70c
the day before and 34.30c the year be-
fore. There were no sales of spot.
The range of prices for leading
months follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Z. w. Bliss Earnings
Show Large Reduction

The annual report Of the E. W. Bliss
Company, munition manufacturers, is
sued yesterday for 1918 discloses net
earnings of $1,271, 1853. This compares
with $2,339,295 in 1917 and after de-
Quoting 100000 for preferred divi~
dends, was equivalent to $4685 share
earned on the common stock, against
SS957 share in 1917. Holders of the
common stock shared dividends to the
extent of S593,750, leaving a surplus of
$577 ,603.
An extra dividend of So a share on
the common stock was declared by the
directors in addition to the regular
quarterly dividend of 81 a share on
the preferred and 621a cents share on
the common stock, all payable April
l to stockholders of record March %.
Three months ago an extra dividend Of
10 per cent was declared.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
House furnishings, Furniture.
Floor Coverings. Drapery

BRADDOCK. Penn.-Katz & Goldsmith: J. H.
Stein. floor coverings. curtains and drapery: 81
West Twenty sixth Street, Brozten.
BAITIMORE-J. Wes Furniture Co.; ]. Weis.
furniture carpets: York
BOSTON--Iarrys Furniture Shop: II. J. Levin.
furniture: Broadway Central
, cHlcAGo-calson. Pisie. Scott & Co: d. C.
CH1CAGO--Hman's W. Watt. rugs. carpets
and linoeums; a77 Fifth Avenue.
LANSING, Mch.--F. n. Arbaugh Co.; ]. A.
Kelyey, house furnishing goods and china; Cumber-
land.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass.-pierce & Barreau: j.
+. Barreau. upholstery and interior decorations:
G.. II. Pierce. upholstery; York.
NEW BEDFORD Mass.-Simmons Credit Co.
I. Simmons. furniture: Grand.
=, RICHMOND. Ya.--Bloomberg- Michael Furniture
Co NJ l.. Bloomberg. carpets and furniture:
Pennsylvania
WALDEN. N Vt L. Millspaugh; G. g.
Millspaugh. furniture; Commodore.
W1NSTON-sALEMs n. C-Huntley- -Hill Stock
ton, carpets and furniture: Collingwood.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Piece Goods

ATLANTA--Fallaize Co.; j. b. Falaize. linens
Brrslin
BALTIMoRE-I; Haas. tailor: Bristol.
Observation-Disclosures Bargain House. NJ. G.
Frazier. laces embroideries, neclSwear. Herald
Square
BALTlMoRE--J Miller & Co. ]. Miller. piece
goods Aberdeen.
RALTiM0Rl-P. Dupkii. piece goods. wallicls
BALTIMORE--Cuman. Baker & Co.; c. Baker.
mfrs pants Herald square.
BALTIMoRE-Kramer < Sauher; Louis Kramer.
Jobs white fancy voies; ls2 broadway. room so4.
BOSTON Goldman Mfg. CO. IL Goldman.
mfrs. childrens dresses: Longacre.
BOSTON,. Goldman * Co.: Il. Goldman.
mfrs. duck clothing: Breslin
BRlDGEPOHT Conn.-llowland Dry Goods Co:
Mr. Godfrey, silks and dress goods: Dry Goods
Alliance. i0i Fourth Avenue.
ClNCINNATIP Sapadin. drygoods. etc. Aber
deem.
CLEv EIAND -Landesman Hrschheimer Co.; u.
Lowenstein mfrs. coaks. suits and skirts: Penn
sylvana.
DETROIT Ncwcomb, Endcott Co; G.. T.
Moody. dress and white goods. prints and silks
300 Firth Avenue
HARRISBURG. Pa-A Krause. drygoods. etc.
Continental
LYNCu3rRG. Va Jobbcrs Overall Co; A. G.
Barrow. mfrs overal,s: Pennsylvania.
MlNNEA 'oLIS-Wyman Partridge; n. B. Nc
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Miscellaneous

ATLANTA, Ga.--American Hat Manufacturing
Co; J. 7 Clark. manufacturers hats; McApin.
r, BALT1M0RE-S. Blum. groceries. ETC.: Herald
Square
Baltimore Bargain House: A. An
derson. representative; Herald Square
BALTIMORE. Md.-S. Goldman. mems fur
nishing goods and manufacturers gloves; Broad
Central.
BOSTON. Mass--steams H. H. Co: a. IL
Wood: china. glassware; 200 Fifth Avenue.
BROCKTON. Mass.-H. c. Briggs. building sup
plies. Broztell.
CALGARY. Alberts-Gorman. Cianccy a Grind
ley: G. German. building supplies: Commodore
cHICAGO-H. Abrams, drygoods. clothing etc.
WaliclS.
CHICAGO. nl:-Fuchs & Lurie Co.. A. J.
Lurie laces and embroideis: Latham.
CLAYTON. ~. &C. A. Smith, drysoods and
general merchandise; Grand.
CLEyEIAND-C Wagner. womens wear and
general line: Bristol
CLEVELAND, Ohio-Stearn's; Miss Csney
Jobs infants and children's wear; care Of Hars5
I.sndres 2l2 Fifth Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Dividends s
Regular Declarations

ANDREW ]. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
regular AUCTION SALE
by ADRIAN II. MULLER son,
oEEIsE s. W!taIAM w..,A - sTH ia,o
at 1890 o'clock, the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM,
nos. IA AND 1s yEsEY STREET
For Account of Executors:
s1,1oo Dry Dock. East Bway & Battery r:
r. Ref. Mtg. Regstd. Income "C'
Bonds and 81 scrip. e,
B. Tiffin. Ohio.
70 chs. chesebrough Building Co.
80 shs. Robert Morris Trust Co.. Phila-
delphia. Pa; $50 paid in lia
eos shs The Rail Joint Co. prefd
10 shs. The Rail Joint Co. common.
30 ahs. Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul
10 shs. u United United States Steel corpn.
10 shs Great Northern Ry, prsfd.
shs. American Sugar Ref. Co. prefd.
so shs. Newark District TELEGRAPH Co.
90 shs. Cities Service Co. common.
90 shs Kansas City Southern Ry.
so shs Straight Edge Baking Co.
shs. Straight Edge Baking Co. com.
$500 Straight Edge Industrial Settlement
Loan CIT Class Participating.
$4,000 st. Louis. Iron Mt. e. Southern Ry.
Gen. Consld. Ry. & L. G.. Mtg. 6go
Bonds. 1891.
$4,000 Central of Georgia Ry. Consld bsa
$4,000 Elizabeth Plainfeld e. Central Jer-
sey Ry. 90 Mtg. Bonds. 1880.
5000 Central Building Property Partici-
$4,000 Missouri. Pacific Ry consld- list
Mtg. $50 Bonds. 1920.
R. r. DIV consld. lst Mtg. so
$4,000 Missouri. Kansas & Texas Ry. 1ss
Mtg. so Bonds 1912.
$4,000 Southern Ry. ist Consld. Mtg. 5ss
Bonds. 1894.
''' Mtg. 81 s. +. ons Bonds. .'sst 1857. " ~ '''
$4,000 The Rail Joint Co. $50 Serial Bonds,
$1,000 Missouri. Pacific r. r. 1st & Refdg.
Mtg. $50 Bonds. 1926.
$4,000 Long Island r. r. 80 Deb. Bonds,
$50 United States I'd Liberty Loan 4ss
Bond.
81 shs National Fuel Gas Co.
20 sha. Long Island Il. K.
10 shs. Long Island Safe Deposit Co.
u shs National Transit Co;
shs. Illinois Pipe Line Co.
IS shs. Ohio Oil Co.
10 shs. Standard Oil Co., N. T.
sh. Northern Pipe Line Co.
sh. New York Transit Co.
sh- Galena signal Oil Co. common.
3 shs. Buckeye Pipe Line Co.
sh. Crescent Pipe Limo Co.
Sshs- Indiana Pipe Line Co.
. shs. Union Tank Line Co.
! sh. Atlantic Refining Co.
20 shs- Standard OIL Co, N. J.
shs- Standard Oil Co.. Indiana
Q shs. Vacuum Oil Co.
shs. Del. Lack. e. Western Coal Co
19 abs. Del. Lack. 4 Western r. r.
30 she. Anylo-American OIL Co., Ltd.
For Account of Trustee:
. shs. Peoria Bureau Valley r. n
3o shs. Joliet & Chicago II. r.
le shs. Rensselaer, & Saratoga r. r.
For Account Of Whom 1t May Concern.
55 sns. First Mortgage GUARANTEES co
zo shs. Metropolitan Casualty Ina Co
10 shs. United Gas & Electric Corpn
Conn. Ise prefd
$50 ei1s. Illinois Zinc Co
shs. National Liberty Insurance Co
$4,000 New York 4 Florida Lumber CO
,st Mtg. 80 Pine Bonds. due Apri
10000 Nav York Florida Lumber Co
lst Mtg. So Cypress Bonds, du,
April /. 1919.
100 shs Rook Island Co. prefd
100 shs All Package Grocery stores Co
prefd.
IL shs United Gas a. Electric corpn
Conn. LIST prefd.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-19
Montana Power Reports
Larger Earnings for 1918

Expanded activities growing out of
war conditions brought the gross earn
ings of the Montana Power Company
up to S7,609,S68 in 1918, compared with
$6,912,364 in 1917. The net income of
the company, despite the rise in taxes
also showed an increase over the pre-
vious year, being $5,l36,305 in 1918 and
$4,8S9,032 in 1917.
Interest charges last year were ST.
686,110. against 81 sos in 1917. The
surplus over charges in 1918 was S3,-
45O,195 and S3,493.427 the previous
year. After deduction of the reserve
for depreciation the balance to surplus
was S3,O50,195, compared with $3,143,-
427 in 1917