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RACES AGAIN TODAY
Rctgh Count, Kentucky Derby Win
ner, Makes Second Eastern APP
pearance at Saratoga.

Saratoga Springs. n. Y. Aug. S
Count. winner of the
Kentucky Derby this year. makes
his second eastern appearance to-
day in the Saranac handicap at one
mile. The big red star of Mrs. John
y. Hertzs stable scored an impress
sve victory in his eastern debut in
the Miller stakes Saturday. finishing
two lengths ahead OF Gerard.
In the Saranac Reign Count will
be opposed by good field including
Finite. Sun Fire. Bobashela and Sun
Edwin. all high class three year ODDS
which are certain to give the Derby
winner stiff test. Reign Count will
carry the top weight Of 1875 pounds
conceding 16 pounds to Finite and
Sun Fire and nine to the others.
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him
But those that Tunney left behind
him are not so fast. Tommy
Loughran is the fastest of the whole
crowd and perhaps the best of all
the contenders outside of Dempsey
And there seems to be the tip-off
on the situation 1as you hear 1t
from the fans The contenders are
all being rated by comparisons with
Dempsey
"Outslde of Dempsey. you will
hear it said. "Soandso is the best
man in the class"
Dempsey. it would seem, has not
been licked yet to the satisfaction
OF those boys who put their dough
on the line for gates of a million
and two million and almost three
millions and then went to the radio.
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BOXERS END TRAINING

Chicago. Aug. S-Pierro Charles.
Belgian heavyweight. and Otto Won
Porat finished their training TODAY
for a 1o-round bout tomorrow night
which will he the first Of series
staged by Promoter Jim Mullens In
his search for a fighter with heavy
weight championship qualifications.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-08
NEW SPEED BOAT MARK

Long Beach. Cal. Aug. s-Tearing
across a measured mile course here,
Frank H. Robertson. Houston. Tex.
piloted his hydroplane Miss Hous-
ton "" to new speed boat record
Of $500 miles per hour. The for
mer record was 53.43.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-08
NAMED AS SUBSTITUTE

Boston, Aug. 3. tP)-Charlie
Donovan. Dorchester welterweiEht
has been selected to substitute for
Billy Murphy Of Lowell in a 10
round bout with Al Mello, New Eng
land weller champion, at Fenway
Park on August 80, An injury to
his back forced Murphy to cancel
his bout with Mello.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-08

IN IN
|kAPLAN TO fight
| HIS BEST BATTLE
Meriden Boxer Meets Bruce
Flowers in Hartford Friday

Hartford. Aug. s.-Dinny Nc
Mahon, Kid kaplan's trainer and
next best friend" those many years,
today predicted that Connecticut
fans. who journey to the Hartford
Eastern league baseball park Fri
day night for the kaplan-Bruce
Flowers lightweight 10-round bat
tie. will see Kaplan fight the best
battle he has turned in for more
than a year.
Mcmahon. seldom given to ex-
travagant praise even of kaplan,
who has been his chief concern for
many years. is enthusiastic over the
former worlds champions physical
condition and the way kaplan Is
boxing in his daily workouts.
Mcmahon predicts a decisive win
for the Meriden Buzz Saw and says
he will not register surprise if Louis
kayoes the flashy colored light
weight
Louis is back to his old-time
fighting FORM" said Dinny today
after the daily training session. Il
may be raving, but l think ought
to know what l am talking about.
He has gotten rid of that bother
some knee altogether and is as 1T
as a fiddle. ! thank the outdoor
training for the fine shape he is in
now. Road work, the great work.
outs he is getting with his sparring
partners and the wonderful air here
at the lake have brought Louis to
his present great conditions.
| when he was getting ready for
the bout with Quintero at New
Haven, he was training indoors IN
q small, stuffy gymnasium and II
hurt him a lot. Louis went at his
training then in listless way; now
he is eating 1t up and is happiest
when he is in there in the ring mix
ing with one Of his sparring part.
ners.
The best sign that he is himself
again is that he can hardly wait fol
the bell Friday night
Flowers is due in Hartford today
The colored boy has a score to ever
with kaplan and is confident thai
he will do just that thing Frida!
night.
4he success the dusky boy has hat
in his bouts with leading light
weights since he lost to kaplan a
the greensboro Stadium a year agt
has given him confidence and he il
discounting altogether the fact tina
Louis treated him rather roughly il
that other meeting Flowers dazet
kaplan with hard right to the jaw
in the sixth round Of that fight ant
he believes, as does Mcmahon, tina
there may be kayo, but with hin
on the right end of the knockout.
frankie O'Brier. Hartford south
paw, who won the New Englan,
middleweight championship from
Al MeIlo on a foul at the Hartford
Nelodrome several weeks ago. meet
a dangerous opponent in Frank
koncina of New York in the eight
round semi final to the Flowers
kaplan bout.
konchinia holds a knockout vii
over Larry Estridge and among hi
: victories is one over Italian 10
Cans: also he knocked out 10
r Smith. rugged Hartford southpav
, in thu first round at New Haven las
= summer
v The Star bout Is on the list fo
D 10 rounds and the semi-hnal 70
] eight. Two skies and two -four
FOUNDERS bring the aggregate round
age to SO.
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MEET IN RING TONIGHT

New York, Aug. UP)-Joe
Semyra. Dayton, O., who filed claim
Tor the heavyweight title with the
New York state athletic commission
yesterday. will meet James J. Brad
dock. Jersey City, one OF Tom Hee-
ney's sparring partners. in a 10
round bout at Ebbets field, Brooklyn,
tonight Sekyra is a . to l favorite.
Both men are light hea.yweights.
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GAMES POSTPONED

Wet grounds prevented the play
ing OF either of the games in the In
dustrial League last night. The
Stanley Works team WAS scheduled
to meet Landers and the New Brit
ain Machine squad was carded to
clash with the r. e. E. crew. The
games will be played off on future
dates to be decided by the manager"
of the two.
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NO GAMES SCHEDULED

On account Of the police field day
at Willow Brook park. there were no
games scheduled for today In the
Rotary Boys Baseball League. The
date was left open when the sched
ule was originally drawn up so tha+
there would be no interference with
the success OF the bluecoats' affair.
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AMATEUR WINS TITLE

Detroit. Aug s-The Michigan
state open golf title went to an ANA
teur for the first time here yester-
day when George Won Elm Of Chi
caso finished the - holes in 2sS
one stroke under Clarence Gambler.
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ran for Hafev in 9Th.
.x-B4tted for Wilson in 9th.
.xx-Ratted for .MaranHille in 9th
,-Fatted for Haid in 9Th.
- Louis w" w" WI
.:rU York 2o' on" "eh-l'
Three base hit Lindstrom. Losing
pitcher: Rhem. Tmpires. Phrman, Stark
and Quigley. Time. 2:11.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-08-08

Y-Batted Tor Berry IN tth.
Xx-Batted for Hevng in 9th.
xxx-Ran for Williams in 9th.
xxxx-Batted for Sumner in 9th.
x-One out when winning run scored
Boston ol0 0io OILS
St Louis DOL 12o 1915
Two base hit: Bettencourt. Three base
hit: Todt Home runs. Blue 2. Losing
rithcer: Morris umrires. Guthrie and
Hildebrand. Time: 1857.
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MATCHED FOR BOUT

Boston, Aug 3 UPo - Tony
Fuente, California heavyweight. Will
meet Jim Maloney Of Boston in 4
10 round bout at Braves Field Tues
day night
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Totals 81 IL - ~ y
x-Batted for Bo1ev in sth.
INFLATED for Waheie in 7th
Philadelphia ole ooe ono-l
Detroit o11 600 2ly-i
Two base hits: Heilnlann. Sweeney
Tavener Orwell Three base hit; Carroll
Home run: Rice Losing pitcher: Wal
berg Umpires: Gesel, Barry and Owens
Time. ZAP
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CLEVELAND

z-Batted for shaute in It'll
Washin gton 40 $40 oOo-S
Cleveland 600 600 600
Two base hits: Harris, Cronin, Jones.
Lind Three base hit: Barnes. Losing
pitcher: thle tmpres: Campbell and
Van Grain. Time: c;0o.
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x-Batted for Mcguire in 9Th
chicago ""n l'' WI -
Philadelphia ""o '"l '"A -
Two base hit I.ea'h Home run; pa
VII. Winning pitcher: Willoughhy. Los
Ing pitcher: Carlson. tmrres: Moran
Eeardcn and MaGee. Time: SIS.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

state convention to be held in Halono
Monday Aug. 20, 1928, at 1880 a M M
Ihls convention is called for Fl,
purpose of formulating the no, st'
Is for the election Of a pS vies
ths r and a secretary. and for
hue transaction of any and all other
BUSINESS that may properly come he
lore said convention. ~ Ds
I'm Those entitled to participate in tbe
ubelioefatlons of this convention are
the republican candidates for vario ~
state offices, and for the I1n IN taS
states senate, representatives in eon
gfess' and the legislative assemblu
.he republican state senators Who's
,e OF office extend beyond the fi pst
Of January of the newt on
Jung year and members of the ren III,
iean state central committee who
ave been duly elected by the eoll %ilO
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

Inc News is the leading advert;sira
In Carbon county.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

4 a ,O'. African workers are domino
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
cravings SaIvaged
In Oakland Factory

mere used to be savino tho4
pr packing XXI industry utilized every ps srt
t 45 an animal but the squeal. vet d paa'
s .HaI doesn't give the pacI 10. even We
sishtest advantage over tbe III ,.o me
s'o 49: manufacturer 0eih
of t l9aeo rs going through the nlant.
At Do rns oakland Motor Car comnaa' .s
Nil al ronslae, Mich, have noticed i pa,
i plaes OF machines turnings ~ SINAI
lnss' accumulated every fon, u shaV-
hniidi., various machines used in tbs
sega aag Oh Oakland and Pontiac s;ya ne
caro - ~ men go from place 10 no.
sfae eiaiiy snoyeling these turninos 49, i,'t
s 5oee 4, containers. Not one visi 5o .ii!o
them LINKS a,.s TO ask what becomes Of
thew ra plqt-sa9lpposing that eventnallu
The fact is those shawn.
'eHC potential automobiles 81, ie f
.alqa e strapped, they are care frIIl !
no, NJ, @sea and put through a reelaia rl
l,n p t} After sorting. thew ano
~ through crusber and Ny Are are L
a latea IN wire mesh baskets IN s'ien ]
motion machine w,h;ot III d
,%ees practically 100 per cent IF IF Ak eA-
s ss,iai nas e oil This is filtered a lnJ
,a Inc rushed turnings are fed into >
7nd 9yof , Wnleh carries them to
5 ept haa railroad car ready for shin
ed ed fr pae5 to -, the steel mills. Low
usbine sisn Gr charges result from the
Il 10y, 90 i,,4 onerashed, about p tons ]
tons. '9'isq' more than j
Fifteen carloads are SALVAGE, Il
nun in,i., or 20 tons day. This re-
, ndI, process has been in effect ~ |
:, oakland plant for several vesr C.
Is another instance of the efficien =
IS 3; production methods which m ,es
lie money. '0 iof SO
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
SMOOT ISSUES
STATEMENT ON
BOURBON STAND

Washington, Aug. b son.+o,
oinoot OF Utah, chairman of the sem
ate finance committee, issued anothar
ooa 1einent Sunday attacking the dem
ocratlc position on the tariff, and in
ISSUING that democratic administra
siu t, meant tariff REFORM" and "dis-
astrous times" oi'-
co.,, ne democrats are making their
same old promises" he said ~and
luietlng the fear of business bv mt
- Ing the soft pedal on tariff reform,
1. However, the record Of the first
.allil reform experiment failed 70
:, yarn the country, and the inaugura-
1ion OF the second tariff reform, ev
pertinent in 1918. = Ga
Inc democrats of 1923 promise
BUSINESS not to monkey with tba
abor. - ieS ana
inns IS precisely what the dem
ola's under Cleveland and under viii
on promised. Both administrations
their promises. Read the
s'aE, results in tariff history.
Inc business world does not nro-
ose to experiment again with dem
cratic tariff reform, or to trust
gam party that pledged itself not to
och Inc boat and Immediately sets
'oac that perilous gesture.
beware of the tariff REFORM dem
h<N.
edges" anu
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

| sumes $1,000 barrels
,,,,a hentueky's consumption and pro.
aaceion almost balance. The matt,
70 ,eaiiy dependent for its gasoline m
okiahona. California, Texas Arsou
5 az, louisiana. Kansas and Wyoming
an an other states produce far less thar
'hey consume. the most of them nona
at ALL Hein none
-, VIEW Jersey, with no production at
all. refnes 100000 barrels dow "a,
uses only about 1880 barrels IN
'eeehe years the larger oil companu
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

a works foreman congratulated one
- nis men on his new Sunday suit, but
susgested the use of coat hanger
~ ~ make the jacket set better, adding
.ne information that they could be OBJ.
.alneu at store for threepence. On
riee,ing his colleague on the following
.ouiiuay' the workman said Give 'ad
W give up that coat anger 1t was
very Trying across the shoulders, and
"ne,l | stopped down the 'ook pushed
NY ae Oft. Wall Street Journal.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
Men to
Meet in Great Falls

Bozeman, Aug. 5.-The animal 90,
ference of Montana Smith-Hna ~
G @sllcul1ur r. instructors will be held 81
ufeat Falls, Aug. $40, M. J Ahheu
professor IN agricultural eourat,on ~
montana State college and supervisor ~
u mlth-Hughes agricultural inst,no
Ion IN the state, will have CHARGE ~
Of +h nee eg, and G. H. Lane, chief
w me federal bureau of agriculture
Washington, D. c., will be one Of tho
Inc. ,l speakers. At the Great Fails
iee0ing the states rs Smith Huobas
ny 1ruc'ofs will make plans for tboi. |
work for the coming year and vii; ILL., ~
n aar;a 1y state and national leaders
Il agriculture and related Industries
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
Air Mail
Service Is Inaugurated

Helena, Aug. 1.-Altboru, 49,, :.
u uG,ays were caused by strong head.
, WINDS and clouds, the three mail
en1l making initial trips over tho
pa ral' Lake City-Great Falls airmaiI
line IN Wednesday cleared their th 1,all
nl"nlana points in fashion that
seemed almost routine. Large bundles
~ mall were received and depositad
a. each OF the Treasure state stons
! few ans, Butte and Helena. Only
/ a. lew passengers were in transit on
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

e u.is's such as Standard. Sinclair. GuIt
ana lexas, have been BUILDING their
feHher1es mostly close to water +ras 80
| port. "a'ei uans-
Inc favored places are along the
~. upper Atlantic. on the Great Lakes
Cne 1auir and the Pacific ocean on
- It's crude state is moved to the
eneiies either by pipe line or tank
steamer Nearness to centers of non
oiation and freight rates to cons1,r,-
ing centers are the major factors ia
selecting refinery sites.n
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

CHICAGO = No state east ot tne
uississippi river is producing enongn
s pesaoieuin FOR Its own consumption
eofuihg to bulletin of the Amar,r
&c @esearch Foundation, WITH the
si,gle exception of Kentucky.
,e,,n, ennsyiVania. first of the petro-
,e ea.n producing states" says the pul-
.s'ih, is making only 26.2oo barrels
~ OIL day. while it is cons,,ntna
.aA.ooo barrels. Ohio produces 81 eoo
CIV. anu consumes 10000; Illinois. which
pfoouces 1900 barrels dailv ron
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09

I largest increase in number of cornora
slois paying the profit tax was tbo
e ieai estate, insurance, rental aoanoia ie
: etc. ehefe being "a more of these 80.
~ TIt aoions paying tax than last voar
nlfty-flVe corporations of tbis 49, ~
last year paid tax of s211797 r Sspe
nes profits above $4,000, while 50
$3,564.39. : '''e amount OF
Building Concerns
me large amount of buildino ooi.
&c IN the state is shown bv the ya 80
g Dl and furnishing corporations
mus cement, brick, concrete fila
piumolng and heating; contractinn
'eahlihg and lumber Industries al
snow very substantial gain. both ~
Iiuiiioefs reporting and the VOLUME of |
BUSINESS transacted. These ;nd,,s+n;o |
snow that the state is GROWING 10th
a. Nv wealth da and population, because 7 7
rloih l9zo to 1927 these types of bust ?
ness paid very little tax. the larao . Y
Increase being shown in the last Two q
years. wy iao1 TWO pi
Flour Mills {
Flour mills increased their nrof;+u y
this year. Last wear fon. ~ n,
NUS US reported paying profit tax Of "
l,f99.S4, while this year seven mills II. Re Re
NJ Ttoi.eo paying tax of $6,795.72 G.
MS evidently was due to the large ~ ~
crease IN grain production. Bakers ~,
~ coillectloners, which are more or
IS dependent upon the MILLING in A..
ls1ry' SHOW good gain, II report p tls
8 ehls year and paying a profit tav W w
Sl,584.93, as compared VIII n iaA o. pa1
p o. n1 Tor 1927 and paying a tax how
c.r.nou bar
cn,r,.;.; con
surprising in view of the stato,s tbe
pandlng tourist traffic and the il sL;,
. . use OF automobiles and trac- P
$ IS the fact that profits made bv err,
ages actually show decline dir, a f.
tile year. This is attributed +o in n
lct competition in this line of busi oil
5 ana to difficulty in properly car the
nt Will 80 car problem. In any publ
atio,,e 80 year % OF these cor is m
> nrofi+ 0p te 70 the board, pay The
, 1n ro.,oa - u po,ooo.53, this year state
20 ~ reported, paying taxes of ST. plant
tha, 1--WE run @
.ier types of corporation business sene
1 :, an increase in net profits arc
! ana restaurants, stationers and On;
lshers, cigar stores and anotbar oilii
rise, undertakers.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
MONTANA GAS.
PRODUCTION IS
NOW ON UPGRADE

heiena, Aug. 6.-With the increase
IN number and capacity Of Montana
feflnerles, Montana-made gasoline :
replacing fuel of foreign man,,fao+,,uo
IN the gas tanks of cars, trucks and
traitors OF the state, saws the stata
puoilelty division. There are now 10
~ 1siihelles III Montana with combined
aaiiy capacity of $3.50 barrels Fann
eeen OF these plants are operafino -
'le present time and four arc ILL
b bv'q ira e. to the 1928 list made IN
o W the United States department Of '
commerce, bureau of mines. Rafin /
erles are located in 13 different ci+ina L
Of the state. - = en' CUES a
Inc list of operating refinerios d
with locality and daiIv nr qlhieLies h
capacity is as follows: f01' o'ion
AFRO Oil and Refining comnanv b.
LEV daily capacity 2.600 har' al
.on big West Oil company. Kevin re
w barrels; Blue Bird Oil and Refin of
ng company, Butte, $50 barrels. Har+ RI
Hedgesville, 100 barrals s
lalt heflneries, Missoula, 800 bar, all
us; international Refining comnanv co
u =, 1900 barrels; Lewistown cis
- "a ana heIlnlng company, Lewistown Ri
loo barrels; Reliance Refinino, COW acc
my rhallspell, 1000 barrels: Shelby sta
pc Line and Refining comnany rae
lelby, $50 barrels; Silver Bow Refin dia
3 company, Butte, 300 barrels; Snow acr
y vi company, Sunburst, 700 bar- ma
IS; Sunburst Refining comnanv
eat Falls, 5000 barrels; Tooie SN
unity Refining company, Kelvin ooo
lrels; Yale Oil corporation, Miles
y, 800 barrels. N-iies
7lants not in operation at the tino ;.
:. lst was made are: Milk River 9 "
incorporated. Havre. 50o ONO
refs; North American Oil Refinino ate
ISL, kalispell, 400 barrels: Rain sCat'
=, oll company, Great Falls, 500 ocra
rels' and the Roundup Refinino sistl
pany, Roundup, 50 barrels All ZION
Montana plants oro a1e.c. All astrc
inning plants. -'' 90 ST
racticallv all If tbo oo. same
lie produced in Mor+o cial quiet
;,.l- L., HioilIdHd Today is fin,
lrly high gravity oil and is nsed ing
aking gasoline tarosoaa . uSeu Howe
says the 1928 issno 81 .e1T GU luei 'tarif
state year book prepared bv the warn
lefty division. No l,,bn;aa4 ~ 'iie ton {
from MI 49, - ing oil perrin
independent rof;no,.;a ,.'S. cruue' 9Th
are either skinn,ina Ia .he busine
S. The simple mathed y, ooppmg tariff
if the gasoline and H. u 80 Is 70 labor.
and use the remainder for f1e1 IN
o4c
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
LISTEN IN ON YOUR
RADIO, SATURDAY. ARC =,

AT 4 o'clock p. NJ, Pacific Standard
sline' Herbert Hoover will broadcast
a a1to speech eGi. of acceptance from Pale
Get it first hand.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-08-09
Montana's Business Volume
Increases, Analysis Shows
>a'''a,loh oil Corporation Statements Reveals uo.,
ooiditlons In Montana Profits Grow

Helena, Aug. Ga decided revive
IN business activities throughout the
ssase' an average increase in volume
- business OF about % per cent dlr-
ing the last year, is indicated INV On
analysis Of audit returns of 6 500 1on
lana corporations made by the state
c coafd Of equalization, James Fl
stewart chairman of the board an
nounced Saturday. '''i
business generally is good in the
state and net profits are increasina
OF about $25,O0O,o0O for the -
oo4 corporations showing Uo1aI nror,ts |
months ending July |, 1928, compared
win about $l0,O00,OOO for the Same
period IN 1922. A majority of the
corporations whose books were exam
lhed nave wiped off practically al
worthless accounts, have a healthy
working capital and indicate a do, s
crease IN current liabilities. Fivod j
expense for the average business has t
not increased with the greater volume i
hor mas The current operating expense il
Increased proportionately and nrofits Y
ol montana business institutions arc
now comparable to the best wears in
the history of the state. - -
by way of further analvsisu Mr. y,
stewart says, "26 different types Of 8,
business show an increase in net nrof ~ y
10 Oh ABOUT 173 per cent over last n
YEAR while 10 different types of busis n
ne Tess snow decrease of 80 per cent an
ne number of corporations aarnino 1 l'n
. net profit greater than $4,000 q VOC d .Is
las increased from 664 in 1925 and oo5 -; ~
n 1877, to 1884 on july 1 1908 W. W. lns
'Le aole to make this almost exact 70,
= OF the true condition If -
.ea's.A business as a result Of in
s1Aa1ion seeEgsd ia the examination
! oEs.tion statements inc;denta1
, ehe collection Of the DER cont +a~ exp
pom the net profits of all cornora cre'
ons transacting business WIKI a. tors
a1e' ooth domestic and foreign Each gar
'lpofatlon is required to paw to tho ing
aee' l per cent of the net nrofits sun
,Iept that on arbitrary deduction If ness
,ooo IS permitted. The total Of Of ing
xes collected by the board this voa o. ever
= : % o'o2o.45, an increase of Sis pora
pts from this source ranal Miien re- only
vest ebb. 1iieu 'iielr 1921
generally speaking, profits Of !, "
TRACTORS. inc1udino ', oullaihg hotel
1ent, concrete bricL ol 4.i OF publ
and livestock producers who ara sufpi
'rporated and operate on LARGO ~
le; Hour millers, general merchan Moi
Stores packers, butchers and real
!ee ana insurance agencies, show
er profit. s''o" d
IF the 70 +,, a, Hell
smaller rot,,rru - business show delays
v nrod,,o+s ieaiiery and winds
IS, light wo+an u 1 ac'urers, ga planes
es, minino n,i1,;a lu power COM Salt
,anies arc ix,a1,..J ana smelling line v
e LARGEST co,.,,oas4. Monta
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l. A hl;l leather made in America
10 10 p % used IN upholstering furniture