THOMSON'S MANUAL
CAPITALIZATION, As of Aug. 31, 1929
Par Value Authorized Outstanding
l. Class A StocK.ooooooooccececcceecneeeeae NO Par 50,000 shs 30,000 shs
2. Class B Stock........ ...No Par 100,000 shs 46,000 shs

1. CLASS

A STOCK
iend of 37%c was paid Dec. 15, 1928,
and continued regularly to and includ-‘ng
 Sept. 15, 1929.
Transfer Agent: Cole-French Co,
San Francisco.
Registrar: American Trust Co.
San Francisco.
Public Offering by: Shingle, Brown
&% Co. and Geary, Meigs & Co. Oct,
1928, at $21.50.
Listed on: San Francisco Curb.
Price Range: 1929 1928
High .. rensnnamiiomiely TD 321%
LOW eons. eee 1534 203%

Provisions: Is preferred as to assets
and cumulative dividends of $1.50 per
annum. Participates equally share and
share alike in any additional dividends
after Class B receives $1.50 per annum.
[n liquidation receives $30 and accrued
jividends and shares equally in any re-Naming
 assets after Class B receives
Voting Power: Has equal voting
power with Class B.
Tax Status: Company pays normal
Federal income tax up to 2%.
Dividends: Payable quarterly, Mar,
June, Sept. and Dec. 15. Initial divi-2.

 CLASS B STOCK
Provisions: Provided 12 consecutive f£x-Dividend Date: 4th of preceding
quarterly dividends of 37%c per share month.
have been paid on both classes of stock, a ie, Agent: Cole-French Co,
a majority vote of the directors can i De :
terminate, on any subsequent dividend Tre LIV AAry American Trust Co. San
jate, all distinctions between A and B : .
docks Public Offering by: Shingle, Brown
: & Co. and Geary, Meigs & Co., San
Voting Power: Equal voting power Francisco, Oct., 1928, at $15.50.
with Class A. Listed on: San Francisco Curb.
Dividends: Initial dividend of 25c¢, Price Range: 1929 1928
paid Dec. 15, 1928, and 25¢ each quarter, High .... oe 28
ncluding Sept. 15. 1929. Low I 14
rreeaanenn $162,743
573
errmneeennnnnn-$163,316
rcaseenennee DB,521
ceeameememnseeenmeene 13.926
Co 1.06

Net INCOME coroeeeenmeeeeenenenmnns
farned, per share Class A stock......
Earned, per share Class B stock.o..cooceeciiiaie.
BALANCE SHEET, As of Aug. 31, 1929
A QQETS LIABILITIES
Capital Stock & Surplus............$
Warranty Deposit oo...
Accounts Payable o.oo...
Accrued Expenses ..c...cccocceeeemes
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Dividends Payable ..o.cccocraneaen
TOTAL LIABILITIES _..........$1.076.234

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Bldgs., Equip. (less dep.)........
Securities & Real Estate..........
Deferred Chgs. & Organ. Exp.
CAS eens
Notes and Accts. Receivable...
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TOTATI, ASSETS ___.%1.076.234

942,537
25,000
47,982
16,743
21,222
29 750

SUPERIOR PORTLAND CEMENT, INC.
GENERAL OFFICE: 1003 Seaboard Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
FACTORY BRANCH OFFICE: Concrete, Wash.
HISTORY: Incorporated under laws of Washington in Dec, 1925, succeeding to
business of Superior Portland Cement Co. Predecessor corporation purchased
plant of Washington Portland Cement Co. in Dec. 1918. for $1.200.000. absorbing
.t into the present plant.
BUSINESS: Producers and distributors of Portland cement, being the largest
manufacturer of this product in the State of Washington.
PROPERTY: Company owns and operates a 6-kiln plant at Concrete, ‘Wash,
in Whatcom County, 2 miles east of Bellingham on a branch of the Great Northarn
 Ry. Capacity of plant is 6,000 barrels of clinker, or raw cement. The grinding
 plant can turn out 7,000 bbls. of refined cement daily. The plant is on a
10-acre tract on which limestone is available in sufficient quantity to supply
the present plant with raw material for 75 vears. Stone is transferred from
marry to mill on a 6.000-foot tramway.