INDUSTRIALS 
HORLUCK'S, INC. 
GENERAL OFFICE: Westlake Ave. and Mercer St, Seattle, Wash. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington, January, 1928. 
BUSINESS: Company operates a chain of malted milk shops in Seattle and other 
cities in Western Washington, dispensing ice cream, sandwiches, and pastry, all 
prepared in the company's central plant. Manufactures and dispenses a special 
ice cream known as “Danish Ice Cream,” and other specialties, the names of 
which are copyrighted. 
PROPERTY: Company's property consists of equipment in 21 shops, 17 of which 
are operated in Seattle, 2 in Tacoma, 1 in Bellingham and 1 in Bremerton, Wash. 
OFFICERS: George F. Horluck, Pres. & Treas.; H. J. Horluck, Vice-Pres. & Secy. 
DIRECTORS: George F. Horluck, H. J. Horluck, Charles T. Hutson. 
GENERAL AUDITORS: Lybrand, Ross Bros. & Montgomery. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 1st Monday in May. 
CAPITALIZATION, As of Dee. 31, 1929 
Par Value Authorized 
$10 10,000 shs 
No Par 20,000 shs 
i. 7% CUMULATIVE PREFERRED STOCK 
Provisions: Preferred as to dividends, Transfer Agent: Metropolitan Na- 
Thick are earpnlative, ard as to assets. tional Bank, Seattle. 
Stock is non-participating. 
Callable: 2 $10.50. & Registrar: First Seattle Dexter Hor- 
Joting Power: Non-voting except ton National Bank. 
when dividends are in arrears 1 year, . 
in which event equal voting rights with Public Offering by: B. B. Odom & 
common are assumed. Co., Jan. 14, 1929, in units of 2 shares 
Dividends: Payable quarterly Mar. Preferred and 1 share of common at 
Tune. Sept. and Dec. 1 $30 per unit. 
BALANCE SHEET, As of Dec. 31, 1929 
ASSETS LIABILITIES 
Notes Payable .............. 
Purchase Contracts . 
Accounts Payable . 
Due Officers ........... 
Federal Tax Reserve. 
Pav Roll Accrued 
Cash «oon 
Bonds ........ 
Accounts Receiv: 
Inventories .... 
Rent Paid in Adv: 
6.643 
590 
1,087 
8,751 
3.729 
10.000 
4,357 
2,983 
2,059 
5,000 
"AD 
- 
Total Current Asse.. 
Equipment, Patents rr? 
Marks ............ 
Deferred Assets 
n 
Total ™ 
“ontrac: 
Preferred 
Jommon 
‘urplus . 
: Fravable.... 
$1,259 
8.562 
IC 000 
35,000 
212 985 
- CT BR 
AR 06 
creeeeennd 33.258 
IRON FIREMAN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 
GENERAL OFFICE: 984 East 17th St., Portland, Ore. 
BRANCH OFFICES: St. Louis, Mo.; Cleveland, Ohio, and Chicago, Ill. 
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Oregon, Feb. 26, 1926, as successor to a 
partnership. First began national distribution of product in 1925. 
BUSINESS: Manufactures-automatic coal stokers in nine sizes suitable for small 
power and heating plants up to 200 horsepower. Stokers permit use of lower 
grades of coal and save labor. Product distributed by 300 dealers located in 
principal cities of the U. S. 
PROPERTY: Modern factory at Portland, Ore.; 42,500 ft. floor space; annual ca- 
pacity, 15,000 stokers; factory in Cleveland, Ohio, with 60,000 sq. ft. floor space; 
warehouse in St. Louis, Mo. 
SUBSIDIARIES: Controls Iron Fireman of New York, Inc, and Iron Fireman 
Mfg. Co. of Wisconsin, both sales companies. 
MANAGEMENT: T. H. Banfield, Pres.; E. C. Sammons, Vice Pres.: F. S. Hecox, 
Secy.; W. H. Gray, Treas. 
DIRECTORS: T. H. Banfield, E. C. Sammons, W. H. Gray, T. Henry Boyd, Mansel 
P. Griffiths. 
GENERAL AUDITORS: Price, Waterhouse & Co., Portland, Ore. 
Fiscal Year Ends: Dec. 31. Annual Meeting: 3rd Wed. in Feb. 
Number of Employees: Dec. 31, 1929, 400. 
CAPITALIZATION: Par Value Authorized 
(‘ommon Stock ...No Par 200 000 shs 
TOTAL ASSETS