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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-04-17

creased approximately lOO pelooHe III
1899 over the year 1888, and the vir-
tual doubling of its cash resources.
During the year when this increase
of profits was made by this company
exploiting, not only the wealth of Mon
tana but its people as well, 1t may
be remembered that various confer
ences of unemployed were held; seek
ing by any legal means to get an in
crease of monthly pittances for the
aged and the unemployed. But their
efforts were in vain Montana could
not feed and clothe it's own people,
but it could help to make it possible
for this exploiting giant to double its
profits and cash resources.
The following is portion of the
report of the company as carried in
the Wall Street Journal:
Consolidated net profit for 1889 was
$20,236,552 after interest, deprec1a-
ton, United tates income taxes, de-
pletion on other than mining proper
ties and foreign taxes and minority
interest. This was equal to $2.333 a
share on $8,674,338 shares of capital
stock including 244,748 shares held in
the treasury of the company or
through subsidiaries. For 1888, con-
solidated net profit was $9,542,615 or
$1.1O share on the same number OF
shares.
Earns $2.33 Share
Of the 1899 net income, $8623,208
in, ritz
nearly 81 of the 1888 share profits
for the full year. This compared
with net profit of 81, 613,344, or $1.34
a share for the preceding nine months
and with net of $3,884,617 for the
fourth quarter of 1888.
The consolidated balance sheet
showed an increase in current assets
to S112,014,116 from $93,980,398, prin-
cipaIly accounted for by rise in
cash from $16,732,9O3 at the close of
1898 to $3O,115,532 at the end of 1889.
Inventory Changes Slight
Changes in inventory valuation were
moderate and the slight rise could be
accounted for by the improved prices
from a year earlier rather than by
increased tonnage. AS of December
81, 1889, supplies, which included re-
placements, were valued at $15,O07, 140
against $14,376,073 a year earlier;
metals in process at $6,340,930 against
S7,OO5, 587 and finished metals at $48,-
477,502 against $46,686,538 at the end
of 1888.
Accounts and trade receivables ex-
banded to $10,917,767 from $7,298,299,
reflecting increased volume OF bust
ness during the year.
Foreign Plants
The report discloses that the com
pany is heavily interested in foreign
CONTINUED on Page Four
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-04-17

Most favorable is the summing up of the Kathanfor
Club in its first report of the which Kathans
candidacy received by the large number people with
whom the club has already established contact Moreover
the club has received voluntary work and
support from all the people who are really
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-04-17
REPORT FROM kATHAN FOR
GOVERNOR CLUB Indicate
OPTIMISTIC FEELING

With Kathan in the Field Actively Cam
paigning and With the Clubs First Organ
izing Drives Under Way, the Reaction Of the
People Toward His Candidacy Is Even More
Favorable Than Had Been Hoped.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-04-17
A. C. N. COMPANY PILES
Up TREMENDOUS prof.
But MINERS STILL SUF'zZR
While the Anaconda Copper Mimi ON
pany in 1889, Was Increasing Its p ) s by
About 100 Percent Over the Previous Year,
Want and Destitution Still Stalked the Min
ing Population in Butte.

While people of Butte dependent almost entirely the
good will of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company IN
creasng numbers of the population of the city appealing to
agencies for food and shelter and
driven to desperation committing suicide and others
driven to crime mammoth company reported profits in
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1940-04-17

Economic Justice and Equality
Is the Real Safeguard of De-
mocracy. Lack of These Is a
Challenge to the Intelligence
and Sincerity of All.
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Birth Registrations
To Re Checked During
1910 In The Schools

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Christian Motives for Abstinence
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Noted Speaker For
Address At jackson
County Negro Fair

Prof jacob l. Heaaix, president
& jackson Coske4. Jsekawa. AisAis=
Npps. vii deliver the address IT nae
jackson CoanEy Negro Pair Friday.
November 1. tTz0 Heddix Is tie
neuiy Appointed president IT Jack.
suu College. al institution Frcenas
tAkan over - rs nzate DnpaEInlesit
81 Eaaration Tor The training II Me-
gro teaelaerA He Il . native 81
jackson County. and he received hh
eafis education heEe
The address Il expected To be one
Of the hest ever delivered ia uas hss-
tory q the jackson County Negro
Fairs
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Wake Lazy Insides
AII-V Vegetable Way

Here's . laxative that generally
acts thoroughly, but is q eeaas PR
madey If used by simple directions.
Take BLAcK-DRAUGHT st bed
time. There's usually time for a
good nights rest Morning general
u brings = thorough evacuation;
relief for constipsnon's headaches.
logines&. Try spicy. aromatic, ALE
vegetable BLAcK-DRAUGHT. It's
economical, too: Is 70 80 doses. PC.
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cHIsr LuTnEaAN cHuRcH

Reformation Fsats1AI Service sun
day morning at 10 otloek
Eermnnic Discourse hAsed upon
HahakEuk "a. "The just shall live
b his faith. Tire realization OF this
truth has nrotsght peace and JOY
into the heart Of many q deapatrfrs
sinner. We invite yuu 70 attend
Cur service.
SUNDAY school and Adult Bible
Glass convene - 9 A NJ
Bible hour Sunday evening &c
Z so O'Clock.
Choir Practice "Wednesday even
ing at Z 80 O'Clock
Ladies Aid Meeting Friday after
noon. November IS. at , o'clock 1t
the nome Of Mrs. John 2. Nau On
South PnscaguuIa Street All mefn~
hers are urged 70 be present.
JOHN +. NAu. Pastor.
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

ReerEanlzea Chursh OF gesns Christ
OF Latter Day Saints

tEsuatawpA Mlsx1
Church School At sss. ]. L BaY-
low, supervisor.
Sacrament Service at II sao-Trzt
Sunday IN each month.
Evening worship at zsa0
Program rendered BY young people
third Sunday night tn each month.
Mid-weck prayer service on Wed
nesday night ~ 7.So.
Womans meeting at 400 d N.
every other Thursday.
Adults Organization at SEQ .. m.
sunday. Elder d ". Sherman,
teacher.
lions League young peoples
meetingl at GOO D. m. Sunday
HRS. Lola Mcqueen. leader and
teacher. Hildred Thomas. president
Everyone cordially invited 20 these
services.
A. n. BARNES. Pastor.
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RE0RG 4SIzzED CHURCH OF
JESUS CHRIST or LATTER
DAN SAINTS

Church school At Gas. J. L.
Barlow. supervisor.
Sacrament Service at II 90. First
Sunday IN each month
Evening Worship at 7sSo.
Program rendered by Young peo-
pic. Third Sunday night IN each
month.
Nid-week prayer service on We'd
neSday nlRht at 7s50.
Women2 meeting at 7.3e every
other Mon9ay. Leader. Mrs. Mabel
Davis
Zionk League. young People, /.
Recreation at 7.so . N each FRI
DAY.
lions League meeting at 500 pm
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oUR LADY oF
CHURCH

Masses On sun1Ava e TO and
. 30 a. m
AaSS o. wreck Eaks AZ e7o
Confessions "a SatuHaaf8 Ese8 Of
Feast Days. ard T~sskrns6a Before
s4rst Fridays sc - s &C asa 80
&c 500 p n.
Holy Hour on Sunday evenings A.
90 O'clock
NoEena 60 Our Lady 81 Pers&tuai
Help on Tuesday evenings Al %
Class IL realxicn for High school
STUDENTS on Sunday aa0fs4sne st
SIS
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

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80 = ##zEzHH UE4au
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= 80 E7zEAazz zzzTskHa zzzazaa
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- @enesa aFezn ale Sunday
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

~
SIS A M-sMzday set ~
= Rah4nAx2 sep
usw A MAxninr au
&NFT&&
aWP M-Younx Pv0ps CESAR
Rehearsal
$50 p M-BApazN TvalnR
unsou + So Sngssensua
- r &-Eeenn9 worship @e-
vices
wednesday
It's r MSnHc0v gghonk
reeehers sssa Offlcerx canferefene
les p M-Prayef SesxHe
W l. DAY. PA3tor.
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ASSEMBLY or ooD

GOT n. P4scaKoula Street
The Friendly Church with 3
Welcome
Our regular services
Sunday School 10 A NJ.
Devotional hour. 100 A h
EYangelistfc Service. TO p. II.
Prayer Meeting. Wednesday. 7.3o
p. M
We are pleased 70 announce that
We have moved 70 9 new and more
permanent location We have pEEr-
chased lots at the corner OF Adams
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
kkkoLE %METHoDIsT cnuncn

R@4
iese1 = M-gandsy School Q q
SUDDEN, superintendent
NO. A M-Mornine wor.ss.
sIslas each Sunday except second
80 p M-Epuorth League. fe~f.
Nslhs president
10 = M-Eseaing worship ners-
Zee each Sunday except sseona aszn-
days.
Wednesday
I'D ? A-Wonsnss Missionary
seN1etS Meeflne every ether We'd
nssaax. ars Z =. eekuHatx. urea-
aafzE
30 2. M-Asld-wesk u<asex
meeting. Wednesday evening
J :. PATHE. Pastor.
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DO = M-sun1as schoal. L.
tn. eaperinunden2
HaM 4 N-2anfns ==zzatu
NFfke q ason1 GaadaTz,
- p M-EFeusng w1rzkse sexv-
Ee a. eeeoad 8xnaazz
10 p M-a1-wesk nrnrer
asssslae eazh Taeedag.
10 p M=Woueass AzseEz@zaz
saEzszT NESTING e. Mnaaas aftsx
as $1,000 Sunday e eaen meath
! 2 PAYNE. Raz1w.
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Moss roExx
Mutm M1ua
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MOSS nnlNr



MFa 8 r. nlsno ard Mrs. ! p
Tsylar xstsFaasnea u& 1uaasEtA
BYRD Critic ~ MoaSssy hfteFusen
II ase hszase e ~ nssae Ass nkl-
ne Hktmah hN8 sbs atks4au kteAsy
A shaxt business mnetsne sMs lsesd
after ahsca = pleasant Naezas hear
wAs enjoyed ard refreshments were
sesFtd - Ire tso&ke1x
Mr. v mxan entertained ne
MangAret LAekey Cxrxte - hex
ilnsne en- Mrsaany MfteFs1aon Mr.
n G Riey I'D the prczrnan for TIRE
aEsEfnef4A assisted - Msa q l.
Boxd whn read nse mtAsseu s4saay
A business meeting wAs heid follow
ea b. q PLEASANT social houf aurizs
whtcn the hostess assisted 81 Miss
Florence Hannah served fefre4a-
n9entx 10 the eighteen meEnbeFx
present
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25
METHODIST CHURCH

TIE pastaE ard members q tbs
Methodist Church extend : cordial
initiation 70 all Who wtsh 10 wor-
ahtp with Us.
Program for Sunday.
10 % = m-Chufch School A. r
MeRehee supf.
ff.N-AtufninK worship
100 p. m-EpwoEtn LeAgue.
za4s-ETeaEng worship
Woman4 Missionary Societies on
Afaaaay afternoon
J. ". MOORE
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tine international Uniform
Lesson On the above topse foF Co
fober n Il Lake 1slz-Iss zs1o.
&c. etzf. e. f1-ts. TIE Goidsa
Text being Rom ffti7. ~FeF tss
kinKdom Of God IL not eating and
drinking. but Righteousness ard
Rsaes an6 ~ ID TIE HolT Spirit
TWO PREVIOUS -tassnsak. tell
ins 81 the birth u Joha tie Bap~
tiss and Jeauas have prepared -
for the lessen today. Thls Aaaea
sets forth ths Chrasfian motives
for abstinence from intoxicating
liquors. for Internallonai Temper
aaes Sunday.
You remember that u1en tha
angel announced to xaehaFaA fha
priest thai he euut6 have : son.
the angel eatds And f1ou snat
have tey ard aiaaneass sna nary
shall rete1cs e ne hfth F1x Re
shall be great IN tie klKat ~ tzs
Lord ard ~ sAsli 6FInk - Nlns
nor atFonx drink end ~ ahaIl r.
hlled with tie Hoy Spirit eva
from bis mothers woanb
Yes parents n tAe ~oF1 have
thas sun1sFfui sseasanea sAak
thssf segss VII gree - e q seea
Hlsa ard ~pfusnl sistHx t1@m cry
toT ard happiness ThsY @n aal4
trust that ~ath love ar wase ap-
bringing they sill 80 asvssoR To
mary rulse their ehilafen enig 70
have them erew nway from the
high standards 80 ~ ~ perent4
seass peFenEs. toe. soEIeN f0T their
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angel ted MaFy. -ths4 sal kra4
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

y. FtFffFt tHH5tHs NEHNEEFFs
sunday Sehoe1 EVERY Sunday st
. % : N
Hags Cusnfnluson 81 SIS a NJ on
ne seeuod ard Fourth Sunday OF
shx month.
Marn4ng Prayer ard seFsnon FsFxt
ARD THIRD Sundays n 8 IS q N.
EDWARD q. MANTED.
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KREOIE BAPTIST rssrynru

ts45 A. M-Snnday School. M
Jofln HaarRlas superintendent
100 A ~. And tho r. NJ
Preaching Services every gundAr
ESQ p. NIB I. Z. Eaeh SUNDAY
800 2 M~-BrotheFhDod meeting.
each Sunday.
80 P M-Prayer services. each
fzes1aT.
x.@ z Nv n U Meeting
each Tuesday.
REV JAMES c. TAYLOR.
49,
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Ncee6 80 tAserHae g EkAE -
rs sax3 eh<h paxm re wsa oca
kt II q uzF sRxx
Veg VII fknA 0te azs1s u3Amna4
aezsElaK sxa ~ oMN nse3 hcAEsna
KENNETH Ew1N.
pAstuFs
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GRANT afEnoniAr MISSION

I1ae aE14 foT tae MmzAss IS tae
crane Memorial kttsSian. short Co
lumsas Drive. hz beeKt askneea
sseas SGnaa9 sitesNNNn IS 5 - IL
Sunday morning e. VI
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Eun-4enomlnAssenAl South Pn4-
&go1la street Homer Miller. xn-
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The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1940-10-25

The Cecile Daley Circle mel on
Monaay afternoon at The heane %
Mrx A j. Franklin Business for
she year Nax discussed Mrs. " II
0serntreef waA eiected chairman
and Mlsz Oulle swan sezsnssAry.
After the business meeting = piean-
ant social hour wAs enjoyed 1t
which time the hostess served re-
treatments
The May Cowan Circle met al TIE
home al Mrs r. l. walton with
Mrs ". w. Barber - hostess. Work
for une neE year vas outlined ard
business matters discussed Mrs. W
w Barber ~ elected chairman uf
the circle A pleasant social hustr
was enjoyed st which time The
hostess served refreshments
A program meeting Of tire Wo-
mans Work Of Christian service
vili be held at ths church % Mon
day afternoon at three o'cIock. Al
members are urged 20 attend.
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4

The Auxiliary met At the church
on Monday afternoon At three
o'clock The president. Mrs stone
McInnis. presided over the business
meeting. Miss Bessie Gowan uas
leader Of the program. lhe subject
being the Assembly Training
school Several members OF Circle
Number Two gave talks on this
subject and Miss Katie Blair
Woodward OF rasca9oila. who was
= student In the school gave q talk
OF interest concerning the school
Members we're very glad to have a.
q guest. Mrs II Mcdowell Of PAS
eaE0ala- After q very interesting
program The Auxiliary adjourned to
meet again On the third Monday
IN November at the church.
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PECAN METHODIST CHURCH

zoo 2. M-Sunday School. Miss
Hannah 6tork, superintendent.
100 p. M-Wofzhip sers1ae On
uhe second and fourth Sundays.
TOO p. M-AEtd~week prayer
meeting each Thursday evening.
J. r. PAYNE. Pastor.
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METHODIST

800 2. MCaanir Rehearsal
TOO p. M-Mtd~week Services
Please note the change IN tie
evening services from 1:so 70 TOO
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-10

The book told that Professor George Davidson of the United States and Geodetic Survey, came to Alaska to observe the phenomenon from an observa- tory at KlukWan, and that it oc cured exactly as the professor f9retold, on August ?, 1869
 The book further related that when the sun darkened, and the stars shone, as Davidson forecast Chief Kloh-Klutz offered him ca noes, blankets and wives if he would tell him how he did it."
 By coincidence, history also re cords that Secretary Seward, who negotiated the purchase of the territory from Russia, was in Alaska at the time and was on Chilkat River the day the sun went dark.
The Nome nugget., 1940-04-10
Alaskan Natives Reckon Time by Total Eciipses

JUNEAU-'Way up above the Arctic Circle, it's quite an event when the midnight sun goes black.
 So suspicious, in fact, that the natives around Noorvik still base their tine system on the last ec- lipse visible there.
 Gilbert L. Swanson, govern ment teacher, ran into the novel time-keeping system in determin ing the ages of Indians seeking old age pensions.
 Time after time he found they were born so many winter after the sun went black The whole scheme of old age assistance for the Eskimos of the Kobuk River district had to wait while Sven son sought a way to translate the solar omen into white mans chrOnometry.
 Finally, he radioed the Office of Indian Affairs for "informa- tion as to the date of an eclipse of the sun affecting this vicinity, near enough total so that the stars shone in the daytime
 Charles w. HawkesWorth, as- sistant to the superintendent, has had some strange requests but he remembered having read about an eclipse and, after deal of research, found a reference to it in Alaska, Its Southern Coast" by E. Ruhamah, publish ed in 1885.