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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
Another Use for Bunny.

That Belgian hnrcs have other re-
sourccful veins than meat producing
remained to be established by an amn'
teur English woman ancler, The
climax of her undcrtnk..s WIS when
she appeared at n large pet stock show
In England with n Jaunty. becoming
hat. q coat, ana sct OF furs made
from rabbit skins, which she admitted
publicly were nothing more than some
of her pet rabbits.
In England, $1,000 rabbit skins
year are being made over into ermlne.
Arctic fox and black lynx furs TO fool
milady, Before the war such rabbits
were produced by ,cores OF millions
In Europe, and vnst quantities of tho
skins Imported to the United States to
masquerade ms real fur. American
breeders are raising the same kind OF
rabbits that produce the best money
for the fur shops, and II Is certain
that ns valuable rabbit fur can be pro
duccd In America as elsewhere. II In
business that cnn be conducted
every month In the year. and a hobby
that will pay Its way II one to be
vaiued.-Hunter.Trader. Trapper.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
wu,Cu REMINDS US THAT

II you let your wife spend your
money you are fool ana il wy %
spend II yourself, it's some'n'ns
foolish,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
Conquered Desert Sand.

The British adopted n giant "snow-
shoe" to conquer the sands Of the
Egyptian desert. according to Maj.
John Balm of the. British army, who
served In the near East. The scheme.
which was based on the same theory
that caused the Indian to adopt the
snowshoe, was discovered while the
army was marching to Palestine. The
fine sands impeded both the infantry
and horses. so that days march
never resulted In much more than
two or three mile advance.
"Finally some inventive genius tried
laying rather cose-meshed chicken
wire on the sands" said Major Balm.
"The Tommles were thus given some
thing that didn't yield so readily as the
soft sands, and the horses got better
much greater progress was made. and
our advances soon amounted to nine
and ten miles day.
Modern GalIantry.
shall be even disposed to rank II
among the salutary fctions Of life,
when in polite circles i shall see the
same attentions paid to age as ia
youth, to homely features as to hand
some, to coarse compilations as h
clear--to the woman as she Is wom
an, not as she Is beauty, q fortune
or title. shall believe 1t to be
something more than a name when q
well-dressed gentleman In a well-dress.
ed company can advert to the topic
Of female old age without exciting.
and intending to excite, sneer-when
the phrases, "antlquated vlrginIty,'
and such a one has "overstood her
Market" pronounced In good com
pany, shall raise immediate offense In
man, or woman, that shall hear them
spoken.-Charles Lamb.
Inc Kind.
"What is your birthstOneT
"Judging by the knocks am always
getting from life, should say 1t was
q brickbat."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
.HERALl'S CLASSIFIED C0NiNNS
FOR SALE--Miscellaneous GUS

FOR SALE Christmas trees. Tole.
phone asa, iG-5t*
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
GRAPE MRS!

Wife (complalningly - ioue
not like Mr.. Knagg, They've been
married twenty years and MIS-
Knagg says her husband is so ten
der.
Husband-Tender- Well he ousn'
h be after being In hot water ."
that time.-Portland Telegram
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
NAY GROWERS ATrESrn,y

Tho Hay Production and Market,
IN. Committee OF the Farm Bure,u
desires to have list OF al, hay ye,
Tor sale not later than Decembs,
goth. Please notify any Of the fol.
lowing committee or tho County
Agricultural Agent, Harry Telford
chairman; Robert Cheyne, c. NJ
Kirkpatrick or NJ. Glacomlnl
l5.5tl
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
One Year Ago Today

United States troops occupied Cob
lcnz bridgchcad
Announcement Of President VIII
sons intention to visit London.
Pope. In letter, appealed to the
Peace Conference to aid the small
nations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
MlSCELLANpo,,o

ehnron TnS @4Io9 ,,,,, Of tho pr.s1,,. r, ,,,,.
n,ron sale In WInneppy, ppy,"oa food and
o'clock, '''hoer 20, q, % IN.
. Taasara-a.a-.. igu,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
SITUATIONS WANTED

If You WANT sTuprNr -
call tho klamath Cor,, HELP,
.sor,'t, Sonool-p phone $50, Girls for ,rnIsA mlsa
copying and ding; amo ~ .g vplng
nousework. caring Tor chIla,ssuua suaelal
poys Tor clorking, messengGr sa ss,,s,c e.c'
Snor,n' ~, y, .tc. @ Special attention IA Is' sIv
On TO this service by The sShas, - sm
authorities and an effort 4, I,uUol ~ sl
made To mako efficient, convsv,.Os oe
ana profitable both to tho s,ndea. nea,
ana to those requiring their servj"a. S,rSva'
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18

PHONE rEYToN for wood -,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18

we make n specially M lire N,
hhu accident inNnrincn, Phone 90 ana @
wen d" the rest. Cbiicote q Sn,m anu
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18

Dcmorest. Dentist. over Sugar.
mans Store. 9Th and Main. 2-tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-12-18
FOR sALE--chcap for cash. A

FOR sALE--Chcap for cash. A
two-piece. dry wall concrete
block machine: good as new. used
only ono season, Could not be
bought today for $4,000. WIN aoli
at bargain ms owner Ia IN other
line or business and cannot give Il
his attention. Splendid opening
here for this business as there IN n
big demand for blocks and concrete
bricks, Machine II In the city and
can be seen at any time. Don't
answer unless you have tho cash
Address Box /. Herald ONCE. i-tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
[WSSI [WSSl IW.SSll
AUTEM DO VLAKU.

Vcera vecer po ctvrte hodi-
ne udala Sc srazka Ma krizovat
ce Erie drahy mezi Solon a
Aurora, "a kterehozto neSte-
sti usmrceni byli diva muzi ja-
koz i neznama zena a jeden
muz byl tezce poranen. Zabi
tymi jsou zeleznicni dllove-
douci Irwin E. Doup, 2198 zap
lO5. ul., jeho 28lety syn Earl,
asi 27leta zena, die vseho pri-
buZna Doupova, 81. G.. Gard
nerova, kdezto tezce ranenym
je Ed. Gessner, pritomne V me-
mocnici sv. Alexise oSetrovany.
Doup vyjel 81 vcera rano
We spolecnosti sveho syna, do
macihO Ed. Gessnera a zmine-
ne slecny automobilem ku
svym pfibuznym V Burton usa-
zenym. Do Burton prijela ce-
la spolecnost st t'astne, "a to a.
lie "a navraCu do Clevelandu
nehoda vyjmenovane vyletni-
ky postihla. Kdyz autornobil
dojizdel vyseuvedene krizovat
ky, mattel tehoz, Doup star
81 pozbyl kontroly u riditka a
kdyz auto ma trat' pfijelo, ry-
chlovlak don vletel ma tTi-
sky iej ztroskotal. Mattel au-
la a'sl. Gardnerova byli ma mi
ste usmrceni, kdezto mlady
Doup zemrel brzy po SVEN pri
'vezeni do nemocnice. Pozustat
ky usmrcenych nachazeji Sc
dnes marnici Richardsove ma
Broadway, kde inkvest bude
dnes odpoledne koronerem
Zoulem vyfizen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
ZATKL 60 STAVKOKAZU.

Ma nadrazi u Euclid Ave.
pfijelo v sobotu Sedesat neuni
ovych ocelafskych delnikG, OBJ
jednanych V Pennsylvania j.
nych statech zdejslm ocelaf
skym trustem, ably nahradili
mista stavkafu. Policista Burns
stavkokaze ty zatkl a ma sta
nici Odvedl ma tom zaklade,
re mayor Davis importovanl
skebu neodpOrucuje. Zastupce
trustu vuci zatceni tomu prote
stOval vSak soudne a vSichni
dOtceni museli byt 2 vazby pro
puSteni. Ones budou zamest-
mani v Central Furnace. Neuni-
owl ii delnici byli naverbovani
dilovedOucim r. Bellem, 1850
vych. 108 ul. a pTivezeni Nj
excl Plate drahou do naSeho
mesta. Bell byl rovnez ma ma
drazi zatcen a poZdeji kraj-
skym sOudcem opet osvobOzen
ma Zaklade habeas corpus roz
kaZu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
KRAL KOKO v MT.
PLEASANT.
WSsl IWSSl IWSSl

Dramaticky sbor V Mt. Plea
SAINT sehral vcerejsi nedele Ia
velke navStevy v sfni J. A. Ko-
menskeho ma 131. ulici rozmar
nou fraSku z francouzskeho
Kral Koko, kterou Sc snazivi o
chotnici obecenstvT nemalo
zavdecili. Jednotlive vykony
dockaly Sc hlucneho potlesku
a vcerejsi celkovy prGbeh byl
dobry tax, aby Sc stal pobid-
kou k dalSf cinnosti. Take po
predstaveni pofadany piles Sc
teSil pri sokolske hudbe znac-
ne ucasti tancechtive mladeze.
Ochotnictvo chysta k pristimu
predstaveni ucinnou hru yes
nickeho zivota "Sedlak krivo-
priseznik.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
NEMUSfTE ZASfVATI

do platna zbozi, ktere zasila-
tie svym pfatel1m do Czech. -
We stfiznfch obchodech "u
Koudel1", Abs Broadway a
4288 Warner Rd. obdrzite S ma
kupem vsechny potreby prak
ticke pokyny k vyprave balic-
ku uplne zdarma vase darky
odeslane tento tyden mohou
byti doruceny jeste do Vanoc.
Sc zasllanlm nejsou prazadn6
neanaze, ziskate-li 81 cd mas
potfebne informace predem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
WSSI WSS IWSSl
VENKOVSKA BANKA Wy.
KRADENA.

Do bankovni budovy u vsi
Rockford, blize Celina, O., via
mali Sc ma vcerejsek lupici,
jimz podafilo Sc vypacit neko-
lik ohnivzdornych schranek a
ukrasti bondd svobody V uhrn
ne castce 100000. Do banky
vnikli prdlomem We zdi pri-
rucni kasy rozmetli dynami-
tenn. Ustav ten je financovan
okolnfmi rolniky takto OBJ
choduje pod firmou Farmers
Savings bank. Zprava loupe-
ri telefonovana tez zdejSi po-
licii, jelikoz je pravdepodob-
ne, ze smelci po kradezi ma
venkove ujeli do Clevelandu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
CESkOSLOVENSkA DELE.
GAGE u MINISTRA PRACE
I d. w. B. WILSONA.

Washington, ID. G. We stfedu
10. listopadu kongresnik Sa-
bath uvedl Ceskoslovenskou de
legaci ma Mezinarodnl konfe-
renci prace, vedenou odboro-
wynn pfednostou p. Soutkem, k
ministru prace p. w. b. Will
sonovi, ktery jest tez pfedse-
dou konference prace prave We
Washingtone konane. Pan Sou
SEX oslovil pana Wilsona, po-
zdravil no jmenem Ceskoslo-
vensk6 Repubhky a pozadal
no, by die moznosti poskytl ce-
skoslovenskym delegatum ve-
skere pomdcky, ktere ma We
SVEN Department. ktere Sc
vztahuji ma resent delnickych
otazek, nyni tax akutnfch V Ce
skoslOvenske republice. Pan
Wilson srdecnymi slovy pode-
koval panu Souskovi a zmfnil
Sc % velkem pokroku, ktery
mlada republika docilila. Vita
prozlravost republiky, ktera
projevena byla ,pfi vyslanf de-
legace k prave konane mezi.
narodni konferenci prace, neb
ukazuje, V jakem smeru chce
feSiti svoje problemy. Ochotn6
sllbil, re delegaci poskytne ve-
skere pomuckv, ktere ma We
SVEN ministerstvu, jakoz slibil
rady V dotazech, ktere by Gle
move mohli miti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
Proto ze jsem
Cleveland anem !!

PROC BYsTE Sc MEL OBTEzOvATI PRACf PRO DOBROCIN-
NY FOND?" ty tovai superintendent jdnoho pedno
Stuo ode
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
[WS,!Sl [tt] MSSl
DALSf PRfSPEVKY MA
FOND ALICE MASARY-
KOVY.

Pokladn1kovi Fondu Alice
Masarykove, panu Tomasi Cap
kovi zaslany byly dalSi pfispev
ky, kter etuto kvituje. Do Is.
listopadu 1919 doSlo: CS Po-
mocny odbor zen, Newark, N.
j. $4,000; Ev. Slov. Zenska
Jednota, Barberton, O..
$1,000; Jan Baumgarten. East
Islip $500; Zap. Ceskobratr-
ska Jednota, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
S3500.00; Texaske Weekly,
Houston, Texas $4,000; Kraj
sky vybor C.N.S., San Francis
co, Cal, $25O.OO; C.N.S. San
Diego, Cal. $152.75; C.N.S.
Minneapolis, Mimi. $39.25; Po
mocny odbor zen, Newark, N.
J. $4,000; C.N.S. Milwaukee.
Wis. $11.00. Celkem $4666.O0.
Minute kvitovano $41.0O6.58,
celkem sebrano $45.672.58.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24

Rampant prospch dobrotnneho fondu obdrzi
te hlavnim inormacnm
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
Jiny Glovek.

Soudce: "Proc jste pfi va
Sem zatcenl udaI falesn6 ime-
no?"
Obzalovany: ia byl, pane
soudce, prave propulsion re ia
lafe a uminil jsem 81, stati Sc
jinym clovekem."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-24
USTAVA Sc &SVYMI DODAT-
KY, q


kym a ctihodnym dokumen-
tenn, lee nezname zadnych
zvlastnich pricin, proc by me-
la byti vt6lena V jakesi boho-
slovi, anebo proc bv nekdo,
jenz nalezne nj chyby, mel
by byti beze vSeho oznaCovan
jako politicky nev6rec. Ny
dnes vine mnohem vice 1sta
We Spoj. Statu, nez-li lide, kterl
il pfijmuli V konvenci pred
1872 roxy, pon6vadz jsme pro-
delali jiste zkusenosti "a on6ch
1872 roku a nasledkem toho II.
skali pravo ma jeji kritiku.
Cd te DOLBY, co byla utaya L
tvorena, byla opatrena osmna-
.cti dodatky devatenacty Sc
nyni projednava V legislatu-
rach n6kolika statu. Z t6chto
dodatk1 diva byly zruseny dpl
ne a jeden jenom casti.
Desaty dodatek, ktery byi
vaznou zarukou individualni
svobody, bvl nyni znicen do
datkem osmnactym, ktery bori
policejni moe statG a poskytu
je kongresu moe regulovati o.
sobni zvyky a osobnl svobodu
obcanstva. V zakonech, jez pr
jaty mali byti ma vynuceni to-
hoto dodatku, ctvrty dodatek,
jenz definitivne zrizuje pravo
lidu "byti zabezpecenu We
svych Qsobach, domech, listi-
mach prisluSnostech proti ne
oduvodn6nemu prohledavani q
zabaveni" jest We skutecnosti
zruSen.
Ackoliv patnacty dodatek
byl schvalen skorem pred pade
sati roxy, volebni pravo jistym
obcanum jest dosud popirano
ma ucet jich pleme nebo bar
Wy. Kongres nikdy nehnul pr
stem, ably vynutil redukci V "a
stoupeni, jak stanovf ctrnacty
dodatek, kdyz volebni pravo je
uplrano. Konstitucnl methoda
voleni presidenta Spojenych
Statu byla ignorovana pc sto
roku. Methoda, ktere Sc nyni
pouziva, jest pine extrakonsti-
tucni a sbor elektoru jest pou-
hymn registrovanlm vSeobecneI
volbv V nekolika statech nomi-
nacl, uCinenych narodnimi kon
vencemi, ktere nemaji ustavni-
no ami pravniho postaveni.
ZvlaStnim faktem jest We spo-
Jeni touto situaci, re dosud
zadny presidentsky elektor ne
stal ma sve zakonite autorite a
nezradil 'moralni svoji dGveru.
Pfi nejvaznejSich otazkach,
lez vyskytly Sc V historii ze-
me, zadne rozluSteni nemohIo
byti nalezeno V ustave zne-
pokojeny lid uchylil Sc k obcan
Ske valce. Nezdar snahy zaopa
tfiti nejake prostredky k vyrov
mani kontestovanych president
skych voleb malem by byl vedl
k jine obcanske valce roku
1876. Puvodni ucel ustavy zri
dit vladu tfl neodvislych, ale
spolupuSobicfch odv6tvi davno
jiz selhal. Cd pocatku ijiz pre-
sident nucen byl okolnostmi sta
ii Sc vddcem sve strany a toto
postavenl vudce cinilo z nei
zasvecence legislativniho.
Ackoliv spolkove soudy do
sud jsou nominelne neodvisly-
mi, provadeji moe, ktera Jim
nebvla zjevn6 udelena dsta-
YOU, ale ktera udrzovana jest
lich vlastnim uiist' 'ovanim zde
denych moci a nasledkem teto
moci mad zivotem a smrti, kaz
dy president jmenuje soudce,
kteri valne casti sympatisu-
j s povsechnou politikou jeho
strany a jeho administrace.
Nikdo by nebyl jist6 vice
pfekvapen nez tvGrcove, kdy-
by spatfili, jak jejich konsttu
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New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
AMERICAN PORTS

MMns Msa.na Acc9no 1oy,,d m,a! Say0na soomea qtnl
for Baltimore josia Macy Eaton la Rouge '''' Iad
cleared clear & for Newport News, Lake Foetoria, New
New Yorl! tand cleared for IN ManatiJ i ott@stad
Sieare iSr ,o MeT Y9r sSssnhom New YORK ana
!and cleared for Gothenburg) War Icarus DR.
S,s Mew Orleans and cleared FOR Avonmouth and lv
YORK; Pctroline (I'r.j. Koucn.
MnoIe"n Nsw Wopn HsnSe nsns rSbr1 Norfolk Nsya psnl
,Dutrh). New York: keIbcrRen (Ir) Genoa; Ceres
RRaeA Rr Sr pScre SR ya,c.ns cssS @a Sl0amsrs ndoa
Nordlys CDanJ Now 'S1oi York 'A'''n' steamer
rdslsyy NEw Organs sEG. March l7clearea Steamers
Gy sanaso oaba ccba HeSG' iSS0' GSSs ESSs Els Els
sSog port psrros s.s va neze parqiso Cruz
bados Venezuela and West Indian ports va ''A'
nj PORT TEA EADs. La. March l7.-Artved Steamers
AS erc1 os proscso pspHS 9amisfsn E&s4A onS Matf9
tort T. C9rtsT: 9tss: yesn Porte RICO Sailed. Steamers
via Port Cortez j. Oswald Boyd tBrj ' sania "Ia la
S5rande, Cuba Rochelle (Br.). Guantanamo Cuba
CHARLESTON. March I7--Arrived; Steamer
1cnaSe. New York land sailed for Jaclsonyiej
POR TAMPA. March l7-Seiled Steamer Zln
dix Dutchl. Rotterdam
SAVANNAH. March l7--Arived Steamer CITY
kirson Norfolk.
JAcKsoNvnI4E. March l7-saled: Steamer
APaahe, ne yTSr02 Nsw 99rk va va Charleston
Phsdsphis sailsd stsansTs T6onas L. a waHd
Ess5sse "s'G sssd Steamers ssss%i. 2s4s
KEY WEST fns0n a MARCH, GsIlaG l7sailed Steamer
Broen os,rSS SsSswed.). New Orleans
Gloucester. Philadelphia; Lexington Norfolk
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
''Princess Pats" Veterans,
Welcomed by Canadians

HALIFAX, N. s.. March 1.-THE
famous princess Pats" Canada's first
troops to fight on French soil, returned
home to-day, arriving here on the
steamship Carmania from England.
While nominally it was the "Princess
Pats" regiment which returned, only
thirty-two of the arrivals were among
the original unit which went overseas
IN 1914. The other homecomers are
replacements.
Ypres, Polygon Wood, vimy Ridge.
Lens, Cambrai and ten other places
where the British forces fought val
lantly knew the presence of the "Prin-
cess Pats" and during its services the
regiment had nine commanding officers,
who saw their unit twice nearly wiped
out: Two commanders were killed
Eight won the Distinguished Service
Order.
Sergeant F. J. Simpson, of Edmon
ton, Alberta, credited with being the
first Canadian combatant to land in
England, returned with the regiment.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
General Merchandise

ATLANTA-Bass Dry Goods Co.: b. r. Joel.
s2ds sRd general mds0 -d,
BALT1MoRE--F. Lazarus & Son: H F. lazarus,
ssas Ms. ready 10 TO
msrshandise: ,T,,n a,Sd Hotols Commodore..
BFos ms''so CO. Miller
tr. drygoods: 1lso Broadway.
CHICAGO-David Evans. drygoods; Marl-
,Detroit--M. Kohn. general merchandise: Hotel
osst Mdana CnS L aarSasT a3s
Syndicate Trading Co. 2so Fifth Avenue
>. M3ntrsalMQ. re-, Normandin. general merchandise
:, Nontreal-W. J. Roberts general merchandise:
Ma. Na;hylle Tenn "A. Esknd. general merchandise:
- phlladslpAla-M. Goldman. general merchandise:
~ uPADUCAH, Ken.-winim ReiNs & 10. J. G.
Riesc. carpets. draperies. ready to-wear: D. @.
PirfsBGaoE"Ra.eaSsnm 81 E0uFsn Assnn' Co.. Mr.
Jacoby. merchandise manager base; Alfred yantl.
1ls Vet, Vet Thirty second Street,
Hwsttns. baaemenh gekeral merchandise: 404
treasurer; M Rothschih. president; 11s wost
Thirty second Street. room Ia1o.
PITTsBURGH-D e. Lorch & Bros. L. Lorch.
t.. house furnishing goods. shoes. carpets. ruxs:
ROANOKE. vs.--y. p. Thomas q Co.; Jaa r.
lee. general merchandise; Rice & Seaman. 25s
TlFToN oa--s: & II. Kutbarsch; H. Kul-
'egs1n nGyssSo: 8ISaAcsy B. cTsnn Sons
drygocds. etc: s. Kann. representing: 4a2 Fourth
Avenue. 18th floor.
22o Fifth Avenue. room 14ll.
frs oerse,s; II b. Clarke. rsprcsen.ins; % a. wes;
Thirty fourth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-18
Prosperity Ahead for
Studebaker, Erskine Says
Head of Company Predicts
Good Business in 1919; Last
Years Sales Larger

Business of the Studebaker Corpora
tion promises to be better in 1919 than
in any year since 1916. This Is the
forecast made by A. r. Erskine, presi-
dent, in the annual report to stock
holders issued yesterday.
Net sales last year amounted to $52,-
o87997, compared with $50,147,516 the
preceding year. The surplus after
charges and war taxes was 1884, 1914,
equivalent, after payment Of S767 $50
IN preferred dividends, to $1O38 a
share on the $50, 100000 common stock,
contrasted with $9.11 a share earned
IN 1917. The amount paid out in war
taxes last year was $637754, an in
crease of $77,566.
Mr.. Erskine said that commercial
operations last year were seriously
curtailed because Of the governments
urgent need Of large part of the COM
pany's plant facilities and the restrict
ed supply Of iron and steel.
1--WE voluntarily met the situation" ;"
he added, "and devoted ourselves
chccrfully to the execution Of war or
ders, reducing our commercial pro-
duction to the lowest point necessary
for the protection of our dealers and
the preservation Of our commercial
organization. This enforced curtalI-
ment permitted lis to produce only 49,
270 automobiles, and $3.50 horse
drawn vehicles, Of which latter about
30 per cent were delivered on war con-
tracts.
"When the armistice was signed we
were manufacturing at our Detroit
plants gun carriages for 47-inch guns,
shell parts, artillery wheel hubs, mine
anchors, military tractors for the Brit
lsh government and sundry other war
supplies. while our South Bend plants
were making artillery wheels in three
sizes, road track links for tanks, escort
wagons, drinking water carts, combat
wagons, escort wheels, artillery nar.
ness and other supplies"
From the standpoint Of profits the
president Of the Studebaker Corpora
tion stated that the companys war
business was unattractive, netting only
4.8 per cent on sales. The company,
according to Mr.. Erskine, will produce
about $500 cars in the first quarter Of
this year and 1000 cars a month there
after. The present heavy demand is
far beyond the company's productive
capacity, Mr.. Erskine said