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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

II you want guaranteed house paint,
write Fordsville Planning Mill Com
pany. Their prices and color card will
come to you by first mail
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

On account of the death of Mr.. E
B Oglesby the Wednesday Club
which was to have met with Mrs. E
NJ Wedding. has been post poneo
until next Wednesday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs. Ben F. Ridgeway and SON.
James Franklin Ridgeway, spent Sat-
urday in Maceo, the guests of Mrs
Dee Marsh.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whitehouse
were the weekend guests of Mrs.
Whitehouse' brother, Mr.. T. F. Saw
yer, and Mrs. Sawyer, and Of Mr..
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Sister Agnita, Mother Superior OF
St. Rose school was in Owensboro,
several days last week.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hill, of Evans
vile, Ind, are the guests of Mr.. Hills
sister, Mrs. S. R. Berry, Sr., and Mr..
Berry.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs Elizabeth Keith, of Elizabeth
town, and Mrs. w. A. Lusk, of Louis
lana, were here last week the guests
of Mrs. Ethel o. Hills, and Mrs. Mary
Oelze for several days
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Whitehouse's sister, Mrs John Law
son, and Mr.. Lawson.
Mrs Helen Adams returned home
Sunday from Hardinsburg, where she
has been on an extended visit with
her brother, Mr.. Chas Heston, and
Mrs. Heston.
Mr. and Mrs Frank L. Norman,
formerly of Fl. Worth, have taken up
their residence in Wichita Falls, Tex,
where Mr.. Norman is in the Office
OF the Congressional Sales Company.
A. M. Thompson, of Addison, was
in Cloverport, Saturday on business.
Mrs. Fred Ferry and daughter, Miss
Annie Murray Ferry, of Louisville,
spent the weekend with Mrs. A. r.
Fisher.
Mrs. Chas Hannah has returned
from a visit with Mrs. r. L. PeS,Sins,
in Louisville, and relatives in Pros
pect KY
Mrs. w. H. Bowmer left Thursday
for Louisville, where she will be the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Burks, for several weeks, and will
later go to St, Louis, to spend Christ
mas with her son, Mr. w. s. Bowmer,
and Mrs. Bowmer.
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Lewis, after
visiting relatives in Louisville, and
other parts of the state, left last We'd
nesday, for Cheynne, Wyoming,
where they will reside
Mrs. VIM Hoffious has returned
from Evansville, after visit with her
sister, Mrs. Edwin McGinnis.
If you want guaranteed house paint,
write Fordsville Planning Mill Com
pany. Their prices and color card will
come to you by first mail.
On account of the death of Mr.. E.
B Oglesby the Wednesday Club,
which was to have met with Mrs. E.
M. Wedding. has been post poned
until next Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben F. Ridgeway and son,
James Franklin Ridgeway, spent Sat-
urday in Maceo, the guests of Mrs.
Dee Marsh.
Sister Agnita, Mother Superior of
St. Rose school was in Owensboro,
several days last week.
Miss Celestine Cody, of Norfolk,
w. Va, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Roy Mattingly, and Mr..
Mattingly, left Tuesday for Louisville.
where she will be engaged in her pro-
fession as trained nurse.
2 Misses Elsie May and Eva May
were in Holt, Sunday the guests of
Misses Katherine and Elfreda Reidle.
Mrs. ]. H. Rowland and Mrs. Clyde
Morrison were in Owensboro, Thurs
day, shopping.
Mrs Mamie Norman, of Hardins-
burg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. B. Oglesby.
Mrs. Ben Mattingly and Miss Sudie
Mattingly,,,o of Owensboro, were in
Cloverport,1 Sunday
If you need first class guaranteed
surrey either steel or rubber tire, the
latest style, ask Fordsville Planning
Mill Company for prices. They will
write You promptly and you are only
out the postage. Do it now.
James NJ. Fitch has returned from
a business trip to Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pierson and
daughter, Miss Emma May Pierson,
of Louisville, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fitch.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Miss Ella Smith left Tuesday for
Louisville, where she will spend sew
eral days with Miss Elizabeth Bah
bage.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Miss Celestine Cody, of Norfolk
w. Va, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Roy Mattingly, and Mr..
Mattingly, left Tuesday for Louisville,
where she will be engaged in her pro-
fession as trained nurse.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

. Misses Elsie May and Eva May
were in Holt, Sunday the guests of
Misses Katherine and Elfreda Reidle.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs ]. H. Rowland and Mrs. Clyde
Morrison were in Owensboro, Thurs
day, shopping.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Pierson and
daughter, Miss Emma May Pierson,
of Louisville, were the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Fitch.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

James NJ. Fitch has returned from
a business trip to Detroit, Mich.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

If you need first class guaranteed
surrey either steel or rubber tire, the
latest style. ask Fordsville Planning
Mill Company for prices. They will
write You promptly and you are only
out the postage. Do it now.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs, Ben Mattingly and Miss Sudie
Mattingly,r, of Owensboro, were in
Cloverport,J Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Mrs Mamie Norman, of Hardins-
burg, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
E. b Oglesby. .
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1919-11-12

Baucum, and DR.. Baucum.
]. L. Rhodes and T. ]. Rhodes, of
Addison, were in town, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. c. w. Norman will be hos
tess to the Ladies Reading Club on
Thursday afternoon of this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Taul have moved
their residing place from Hardinsburg
Route to Indianapolis, Ind.
Miss Edith M. Burn was the week.
end guest of her sister, Miss Jeanette
Burn, in Louisville.
Elmer Hoffious is in Owensboro, a
dispatcher in the L. H. & St. L.
Union depot indefinitely.
Percy Black, I, Hewitt and Rube
Macy, of Addison, were in town, Mon
day.
N. H. Quiggins was in Louisville,
Thursday, buying holiday goods.
Miss Minnie Kiansghiville, of Cory
don Junction, Ind, is the guest OF her
sister, Mrs. John, Davis and Mr..
Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hill, of Evans
vile, Ind, are the guests of Mr.. Hills
sister, Mrs. S. r. Berry, Sr., and Mr..
Berry.
Mrs Elizabeth Keith, of Elizabeth-
town, and Mrs. w. A. Lusk, of Louis
lana, were here last week the guests
of Mrs Ethel o. Hills, and Mrs. Mary
Oelze for several days.
Miss Ella Smith left Tuesday for
Louisville, where she will spend sew
eraf days with Miss Elizabeth Bah
bage.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Whitehouse
were the weekend guests of Mrs.
Warehouses; brother, Mr.. T. F. Saw,
yer. and Mrs. SAWYER, and Of Mr..
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Rail Executives
L Ian Campaign
To Attract Capital
Committee Says Standard
Return Must Be Assured
Until New Rate Structure
Is Worked Out

The Association of Railway Execu-
tives, it became known yesterday, is
planning campaign of public educa-
'tlon on the railroad problem. At a
meeting Of the standing committee in
The morning. the need Of creating con
dltlOns under which new capital can
be attracted for the upbuilding of the
roads was emphasized.
BUSINESS eXpan ion, it was pointed
out cannot continue indefinitely un-
less the railroads also grow. Virtually
no new mileage has been built for the
asst five years, and as a result, it was
said, the railroads are limiting the
devcl clopment Of industry. After the
roads are returned to their private
owners it is hoped that capital viii
be found not only for purchasing neces-
sary equipment and betlerment, but
also Tor constructing new mileage.
WITHOUT new safeguards capital is un-
likely to flow to the roads, the eX-
ecutlves feel, and they purpose to ap-
proach solution of the problem
through popular education.
After the meeting, which was private,
public statement was issued, which
referred to the need Of new legislation.
The railway executives feel that it is
esocHlldi, III CdSc permanent leSl2la-
ton cannot be enacted by Congress
prior to January !, to have emergency
legislation which viii protect the situa-
tlon, at least to the extent CT insuring
the standard return for a sufficient
period TO secure an adjustme ent Of rates
and which wlll also mail tain in exist
ence The rate structure establis he'd
during Federal control
The special committee on ALLEGATION
and financing of equipment also met,
ana, it is expected, now that the en-
abIng Legislation has passed both
branches of Congress, that the proposed
NA-sonal Equipment Corporation will
be es aolished as soon as The necessary
details can be arranged.'
Announcement was made that r. M.
Calkins, formerly president and now
vice e-president Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway Company,
resigned from the standing committee,
and that II. Z. Brown, formerly Fed
eral manager and now president Of the
Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul Rail
way Ecmnany, was elected to his place.
1T is estimated that the Federal rail
road deficit this year will be in the
neighborhood of $3.50, 900 900. Figures
compiled by the Association of Railway
Glass 1 roads Of the country 1oS are
not earning their fixed charges, and
between 40 and 90 are not earning
their operating expenses. Of the
thirty-one that are earning their
standard return the Union Pacific is
said to be the only important road.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Financial liens

Wesley T. Bonn. formerly with Bon
brght e. CO., has become associated with
York ofice.
George I. Zimmerman has been elected
a director Of the Thompson -Starrett Com
pany, succeeding Preston Davies
f. L. Jandron has been elected treas
urer and T. r. Robinson secretary Of the
Packard Motor Car Company succeedint,
the late p. II. Mcmillan.
y group of New York bankers has closed
negotiations for part of the capital stock
OF the Hercules Paper Corporation which
was recently Incorporated to engage in
the man4facture OF news print. paper
board and other paper products
Mechanics and Metals National Bank ha .
been appointed New Yori. registrar OF the
capital stock of the Ohio Body and Blower
Company.
o,', The Sweets we, acomneny Of America has ac-
plymonth. n C.. Of free site and oxemp-
zion trom taxes for ten ycars. ana will
insr%' 's IS ,!'I. aIpproAimnatey 500 600 in new
farms thereahouts Will be purchased.
gladea and roasted. Approximately 'o0o
pounds OF peanuts are used each month in
me manufaeture Of the companys can
dies ana the saving, b. the elimination OF
the middlenan VIII amount to about $50
eUO .,5 a year In addition. it is planned by
the surplus supply to dealers, and to man
ulacture and market salted peanuts and
peanut CONNECTIONS.
Harold X. Weed and Raymond v Ed
wards nave opened offices at l56 Broad
way under the name of Weed, Edwards Ss
20, Inc, tor the transaction OF general
Investment business
The Park Union Foreign Banking Cor
pofation has opened a branch otfice in
Paris France, under tho management OF
George A. Carrcre.
Proxies largely In excess Of the required
Two thirds Affirmative votes necessary to
authorize the proposed $25 900, 600 de ben
ture bond issue OF the Cuba Can sugar Cor
porauon have been received
Blyth, W!tter & Co. of New York to-
gether With associates, have underwr!tten
F,2oO. 600 san joaquin Power and Light Cor
poralion series Z frat and refunding mort
gage per cent bonds
The following banks have been admitted
TO the Federal Reserve System: East
Orange. N. j., capital $3.50 600 Bank of or.
ohard Park, Orchard Park, N. X, $40. 900 J:
Independent Trust Company, Charlotte.
N. Cs 100000: Citizens Bank. Blackstone,
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
New Preferred Stock Issue

A new issue Of s5Oo0,oOo of 7 per
cent preferred stock of the Timken-
Detroit Axe Company will be offered
to the nublic to-day at par and accrued
dividends. This company which was
organized in Ohio in June, 1909
operates five plants, four Of which are
in Detroit and one in Canton. Ohio.
re proceeds of the present offering
WI be anpied in part to the retire
ment of the present outstanding stock
a.d the redemption on December / Of
the company's outstanding 7 per cent
serial gold notes. The syndicate max
ing the Offering is composed of the
National City Company. Dominick &
Noninick and Montgomery & Com
Dany
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25

DOUBLE LiABILI7Y-Corpoy fions
IN tohich sh"reholdcra can be lovfullv
hed indipid"dUv responsible, not one
Ior nc other bit equally and ratabip,
for all obligations Of the corporation. to
an amount equal to the face vatue Of
such shares; this in addition Co the
amount already INFESTED thereim The
shareholders Of corporation of this
nature, with a capital stock OF stOO, 900
can be held lidbio, az above for an addi-
tional SI00,000. All our national banks,
except taco and certain other banking
institutions chartered undcr mdny of
the stotcs, are mples.-Money and
Investments.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
New Issue
s-nzDawannnau

International Cotton Mills
Ndassah husetsc CORPORATE
100 Ten-Year Sinking Fund Gold Notes
pecembe f., DIR. p.c.u,.~1
ns's. payable land
81 900 whole
W. and accrued inere" and including December t. 1928
The Company controls eight mills producing
duck containing 191 spindles looms t the
N thisco
Net Assets (f all
|OOooO or nearly times the o.
The Company has of
present properties while these Notes outstanding
more than times the annual interest requirement these Notes For
the 1919 Qast three profits
after taxes, will exceed those
These Notes and
$76o9oo receiving dividends present
market these a
Sinking Fund sufficient of the before ma
tury at rate not less than $25oooo
ber 1, 1920.
The LOCKWOOD Greene G. Co..
Managers, we'll known nand in thetex ndust
Price 100 interest," Yielding 7g3
-, HIGclNs0N e CO.
BOSTON NEW YORK cn,.Aco
HiGGlNSoN Co. LouooN
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
No Conversion Privilege

Qucstion-Would like your opinion
as to safety of Unitcd Kingdom y per
cent bonds of 1887 | bought S 900
worth of these bonds last April at 90;
they have gone down nearly to 81.
Have they the same conversion privi-
icg. as the new issue? Would it be
advisable to buy another thousand at
present low price ?-M NJ
Answer-The United Kingdom SOS
1857 have no conversion privilege. The
purchase of bonds al present prices
would be a good Investment, in The
opinion of leading bond houses.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25

ME CLEARING HOUSE, established at IA Wall Street
IN IS53 of which the Merchants Bank was one Of bn
foundation members In place the former vexatous method
OF settling accounts involving ncean exchange specie bv
the Clearing House. the Bank Messenger enabled to mako
MS settlements and have his tatemens in less than
ten minutes The first exchanges October 1th
1883 and the total for the day $22,648, 8,1o987
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Highly SpecrlatiYe Stncka

Question Would YOU be good enough
to give me your opinion whether can
safely invest IN United Texas Oil or
Imperial and Seven Silvcrs. which r.
". Lawson talks so mach about -
=. B. C.
Answer-We do not think you can
ascly invest in any Of these stocks-
al Of them are highly speculative.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Investment
Information

AL IN TINS rcpartment The Tribune will,
throw the Hight OF such information az
,, az i,s command on the Investment
problems OF Its readers Questions Of
general interest Will be answered. IN
this column Only initials will he usaI
othere VIII be answered by mall.
In each issue Of The Sum
day Tribune half page
will be devoted TO replies
4 Aduress all ouerles. inciosing
Mann"d a., nddrosscd envelope to
FINANCIAL EDITOR, The Tribune
io4 Nassau Street, New York civ
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Va. 500 600. and Hibernia Savings Bank,

Va. 800 600. and Hibernia Savings Bank.
Portland. Ore, $500 900.
Central Union Trust Company Will be
prepared to exchange on and after No
vember 2s the defnitfve notes Of the sloss-
Sheffield steel and iron Company q per cent
gold notes, dated August l. 1919. upon thu
presentation of the temporary notes AT lis
office. so broadway
-, General Cisar Company has acquired
the cigar manufacturing plant of Grill
Brothers at Evansvile Ind
-. The American Exchange National Bank
has been appointed transfer agent OF Tho
Howe Rubber Corporation.
Gurden Edwards has been appointed as
slstant manager of the service department
Of the National Bank OF Commerce
stockholders Of the Selaen Motor Truck
ance of 81 900 600 8 per cent first preferred
STOCK, $500 600 second preferred stock and
spon} e. 100 snarss nf.r OF no par value common
tle nrst preferred stock the company pu-
chased the selden Motor Vehicle Com
pany the ma manufacturing concern, and the
manufacturlng and selling compa nies have
been combined into one company, known a a
Selden Truck Corporation
F. B. Keech & Co. announce that the
new issue OF common stock OF Repetti
inc, offered by them. has been com
pletely SOLD. The proceeds OF the sale are
to be used TO increase the company's man
u.acturinG facilities.
c. A. Pfeffer wee president OF. the Saxo,
Motor Car Corporation announced ynster
fay that the new models upon which en-
slneers have hen at work for the last
year viii appear at the New York Auto
stioplle s4otah snow IN January. Mr.. Pfeffer also
stated that production plans for the new
MODEL on the basis OF present contracts
VIII approximate 10. 600 cars for 1920
Report of the Guaranty Trust Companv
OF New York. as Of November "a shows
resources resources Of 1855. 5os, ols which compares
WITH resources Of $S3s eol .s4s on September
-. when the last previous call was issued.
deposits amounted to S70e190OAe cnyn
Pared Pared with sss4.1ss.s6s ON September IL.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
A Fraudulent Concern

Question-Can you tell ne II the
stock OF luNpan Star Oh Company has
any valuc at present C. b. S.
Answer-Thc company was found in
1918 to be d fraudulent concern.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
w. Cameron Forbes
Charles +. Perkins
John f. Perkins
announces the formation of
FORBES-PERKINS COMPANY


by agreement dated October g. 1919 with subscribed
capital of .5OOOO0 for the purpose of engaging in for
egn trade.
ForbesP Perkins Company has opened an office at 120
Liberty Street New York City, under the management of
Mr. Rodney d. Chipp, General Manager the Vulcan
rading Companies, and who early date will resign
from his position and devote his services to
the business of Forbes Perkins Company 1t also has rep
resentatives Brazil and prepared as gen
eral and financial and fowarders, execute orders
commission, to accept cons;gnments and generally
handle commercial transactions between the United States
and Brazil
Mr. William I. Noltng who has held many important
and responsible positions the Philippine Islands and who
until recently General Manager Brazil under the
Receivershp Of the Brazil Railway Company general
Representative of Forbes Perkins Company
The home office of the Company is at
81 State Street, Boston
Massachusetts
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Not a Seasoned Stock

Question-Do you consider Cities
Service preferred a reasonably safe in
vestment? If 80, why IS it selling
below par?-F D. B.
Answcr--Cities Service is holding
company, owning many public utility
corporations. We do not believe that
the preferred stock IS seasoned enough
to sell on the same basis as IT, S. Stce.
preferred and other like issues. How
ever, the stock appears safe enough at
present.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Curb Market
lndustria1s

Industr'a1s
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6o00 fAm 1ob Sec 68 69H 65 G3lh
500 Amalg Tire Co l54 15f Is Is
l599" 500" .A% aaea;I saf Nt Razor S4 lS$s IS lS2s
10. 100 Cen Teresa Sug ~, 9at g., 9a
2000 *Dafoe-Eus Inc 11ls 1l$s II - liz
600 'Du Pont Oh pf l0is II l0l5 II
300 a00 ,iarrel lar: Coal SO 5S SO 81
10y 20c firestone r pf.l00 100 80 90
1000 so9V co. San n, Asphalt l241a 1241s 124 l24h
1900 Grape-Ola -. ia ia liz Ia1
2sSS 800 cras a9 f I DAVIS. 81 j." e sj5as "a
900 sIiendce Mfg. Al AZ 4G 4S
2loO Hydraulic St. II As AZ AZ
l5o00 5o Hupp Mot Car 1i1a Is liz i4H
26Vo Indian Packing 20 20 1914 l9ls
1000 600 %kay Co Gas. o25s * 25s 2&
aSSS SSS +Ioffs SfS inc inc $5. BE $a 3 s1s BE-
1000 Marconi of A. 67s 6M G7s az
1900 Mercer Motors 80 3S IS SIS
l9g9 999 No :, Am m. p~P, "A ~ ~ IL.
300 500 ONO 5D BioM b. sds 50 $da4 $51s g sds,
COO Overland Tire 80 40 90f1 39l4
20e Packard NJ pf. 971a 97la 96i5 96iss
9o 59o Patgh9sns ~Pann g e 55a's 44il2 AZ ~
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10000 Perfect T&R IA "a III IA
600 GOO Root ( van'. 'a' sI& ~ sSis s$72s s$7s
900 Solar 1t Co . 95a 97s 9as 9$s
100 Standard G&E 20 % % 2S
600 Stanwood Rub II ISL II l1s.
25vO Sub Boat C. IT H.. II Il H.
2000 *Iob Prod Exp o. 2Si. y 2Si5
60QO Unit Profit Sh 2la p, ~ 219
5000 *Un X st Can 1G14 1Gl, is rs
1910 y 5 Distrib. 52l2 s. 5212 SO
600 u High S 7. q -. y 271.
550Go fi2old Tire Cp 81 81,
5000 fVanadium st 597s 5p7, 50 5S
1000 Vivaudou Inc "a - 231a -
2OVO Wayne Coal. 5is 5is
80 Standard Oil Subsidiarics
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! 5ses 5s .Ams t'''ai Royalty. ; - Y lis ~
1sSe j3SS .5nslo,3n S,os a Oh az 81 sssf 81
500 *Barnett OF G. is ~ q $s
4sSS 800 .H'sea He.as. 81 G Z: = s & j q s g
5G0 +blst Mex Pet. 394 3a4 3a. 3a.
230oo Bsat-Wyo Oh. 81 s6 II s.
5000 B.rf V c Oh. .. - 2is 2le
3Qv Circle OIL. ~, ~. ~ ~
lloo *C.l Il T Sh. 4ll. 46fs 49, 4Gi.
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900 *Com'wlth Pet. l6l, i6is 46nl To-.
1000 FDom O l..... 33tl S3al 33 33la
1000 SEX Basin Pet 81. ~ 81 81
1900 *Cosden q Co. 10 10i4 10 1913
l00O 'Nsmer o & G 4 4 4 4
5000 Federal Oil 3la 81 81
500 sGlenroek Oil. 312 35s So 35s
400 *GofIeyGi o.. 3l1a 3i&l 3l4 34la
iS0 iS0o ~ o K T Of T l94 lgi4 1873 IS
6So' Home Of d 80 y 80 p
300 Houston Oil. .14o 14s 1856 145
$500 .Iuternatl Pet. 54H 5s 81 Sc
400 tlnvincibe Oil. 80 80 81 3S
5SSS S 5Sss 1Sas'o@ .1;'a 0 : G'' III 3: Z : s.
1000 'Margay Oil =. 50. SI sia So
500 merritt OIL c. % 29Hl 22 224
5oo0 Me!ropol Petr. 3as 37s 3As 32s
300 midwest Ref 1GG 16f 1G5 lG5
1900 Mort Y Of Me. 3es 37s 39s 37s
100 Nor Amer Oil. 5Ia 81 5ts ~.
aeo Omar Q e G n III. 1ll2 II ia
100 "Orient 0 6 G
$40 fPennock Oil. 129s 125s 12hs l25s
5000 sProd & Ref. ll7s 117s 1fT l1a
100 sRanger Gulf 80 80 so 80
$500 sfRed Rk O&G IA IA IA IA
300 Rickd Tex Co.. 57s 57s 6
1900 'Ryan Pet -. GA 6ss 6h 6ls
900 eSalt Crk Pr. 40 49l+ 48 40
700 sSeabd & G. 6A ess 7
S100 sShell T & T. S0la sois SOH S2A
25000 *Simms Petro.. 4995 49% As 49Z
New-York tribune., 1919-11-25
Northwest OIL

Northwest OF
Question: am the holder Of $50
shares Of Northwest Oil (curb stock.
Please give in detail whatever infor-
nation you may have on this stock
and on Mckinley Darragh Savage
Mines.-J. a. L.
Answcr--Northwcst Oil Company
controls leaschoids on approximately
l.200 acres in the Big Muddy field
Seventy acres arc considered proven
by development and production thus
far carried on. Company has two pro-
ducing wells and drilling is in prog
ress elsewhere. Capital. Sl,445, ,25O, par
81. No dividends. Mckinley -Darragh-
Savage Mines produces considerable
amount Of silver, which under present
conditions should be helpful.