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Newspaper Page Textmaamm Swift & Company Does Not Control Its Raw Material Other industries can buy tlieir raw materials according to need or judgment, and set a selling price. They need manufacture only what they can sell at their price. Cotton, wool, wheat, lumber, iron, steel, and other non-perishables, can be held either by their producers or their users until needed. But live stock comes to market every day in fluctuating quantities from scat tered sources, wholly uncontrolled and at times without regard to market needs. An immediate outlet must be found for the perishable products, at whatever price, as only a very small proportion can be stored. No one can foresee or stipulate what they shall bring; prices must fluctuate from day to day to insure keeping the market clear. Only the most exacting care of every detail of distribution enables Swift & Company to make the small profit from all sources of a fraction of a cent per pound, necessary for it to con tinue to obtain capital and maintain operations. . Swift & Company, U. S. A. I 1 1920 MITCHELL STYLE PLUS QUALITY SEE THEM! J. F. BARKER & CO., IMPLEMNTS AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS WE SELL Edison MAZDA LAMPS Douglas County Light! and Water Co. Our Family Laundry Service WHAT IT IS A help that will slinpliry your particular vaMnr problems -inch Is onr family laundry service. Our ifrlvnr m!Ii for your fa-n- ,7 hiiuuif .iminuo umo eacn wee, and wa ll do yonr In la onr customary considerate and eitaltarr o-.anner. Wff ROSEBURG STEAM LAUNDRY LOVE and MARRIED LIFE jxl w notea auuior Idah WOlone Gibson ALICE AND KATIIKIU INK W-SClhW ME.V "What wo want la not only a sin atandard of morals, but a alusle standard of mental resyect and a single atandard of rights. We talk about marriage being a case of fifty .Ifty, but we seldom get It. I think, .-.lice. I would be perfectly satisfied with sixty-forty or perhaps seventy- thirty, but r.lnety-te nls what most Thinking of KuUt I wondered If I would be perfoctly willing to give up John to Elliabeth Moreland when my child came. I wondered If 1 would be couragooua enough ta take my' mm hir Bi-iviHH the world to the man who avemed to adore me If I;of us receive. come to Ihe conclusion that I loved ! anJr other partnership the him. 1 wonden-d If after all 1 wouiu members can get along on compara not be happier if I would put botli tlvely easy terms even if they have nni .r mv life and stay In this; ..... v,.rv much real affection for each little old quiet town and live only j other, but you know, my dear, no In the budding life of tiy Dauy. firm can be staple unless tnere is Alice was still talking of Ruth and ! :i mutual respect for the other's abll fiobby and Helen. It was a strange : fiy to work toward putting the busl klnd of a triangle and It seemed tojtusg on a successful basis. Interest her greatly. 1 knew she "as marriage la now looked upon would not be comfortable until she n this country women are onl had solved the riddle of whether the jugged to love. three would not have ben happier ..lH) you luve lm, mjr child?" ir Jtuth had not given up Hob andl1ks tho fittu,,r oi nl, daughter when Helen would have been happier In bhs ,llIOI.mg hlm lnat ,he would like the end if she had been left to live g marry biI broker or his chauffeui her life alone. Alice talked so much U(j mj((ht be Ug docg no about divorce and the cause of dl-: ugK nt,r ,f she .oui,i be abie to man vorre that I almost wondered If the age tne large nouae witb many ser suhjoct had a personal Interest for ,unts o tnB b,UKer 0r bring herseli her. I to do the menial labor of cooking "You know, Katharine," she Bald. lne meals and keeping clean thi "that Hobby was always good to three-room flat of the chauffeur." Ruth. However much he wanted to Uoem't Uwk to Future. tVedTer wSh- She was h 1. wlfl "A man asks for lovo when be U d esire. came even .!SSSST! Imh inclinations. . . , .... tn .a . . t. "ilut don't you know, Alice, 1 ? snid expostulating, "that there are th( said Alice, many things which are not cata-l "That's true." I eaid, "many a loaned aa causes for divorce that 'woman baa loved her husband de make a woman more unhappy than Totedly and then bored him even some of the Bins that are punished moment of the day she was witL hv RAnaration. Personally, I De- mm. tleve I would rather John would be untrue to me than to have him ig nore my thoughts, tastes and desires wept when (hey happen to coin cide with his." Same Old Pnnnlso. "It always comes from the same old premise, Katherlne," aald Alice "the double standard. Did you read In the paper tho other day where Lady Astor, the first woman elected to the British parliament, made a speech on divorce. She said we women wouldn't ever be happy until the double standard of moral ity was changed. 8he made the name point that you have just made, that there were many things that made a woman more unhappy than unfaithfulness. And yet, my dear. no woman when she 1b young can iiinko herself beltevfl thin." "I sometimes wonder," said Alice suddenly, "if men realize that wo men are thinking and discussing thb very momentous question." "No," I answered, "they do no realize it, neither do they discuss I to any great extent. We women, tt them, are still either servants 01 playthings and objects of their de sire. I honestly believe the grea unrest we now find in married life the great unhappiness which bring: one divorce to every eight marriage, is not a question of more love; I isn't a question of the heart at all !t is a question of brain of mon mental respect. Women have got t ithow that they have a brain, ant men acknowledge that as a fact, be Tore they either can be happy tbougt married." Totimrrow Two Irftn. Will Vlnlt at Portland Mrs. A. K. Snod erase and daugh ter, Iella, lett this morning for Port land, where they-have friends and "relatives wilb whom they expect to pend a week or ten days visiting. Hvnopsis of the Annual Statement of tha Columbia Insurance Company of Jrrst-v OitT, In the Htata or New Jeney, on the Stat day of December, lUl'J. made to i he inauraoca CVmrniaaiooer cf the 8lat of Oregon, puranant to law: Capital Amount of capital atock paid up . t 400,000.00 Income. Set pretnlnrna received during the year $gfl0,285.03 Interest, dividend! and rente ra eotved during tha year .... 03,616.02 Imotne fr-itn other aourrea ra- c?tved during tha year .... 8r0.07 Total income .tl,U24,7cl.l-.' Dlibnraemanta. Net loanea paid during th year including adjuitmert axpeoara t 346,2f9 0. Tot?) in it ions and aatariea paid during tha year 2 7 R, 144.79 rf, heenaeii and feoa paid during the year 13,719.4 Amount of all other expend! tura ti.r..r4:.:i Total expenditure $ 702,076.7 1 Aaaeti. Value nf atnckn and bonde owned (market value) $!,4tV),33fi ('ath in hanka and on hand . . . 175,143. tu I'r. mmmi in coure of collection written ainre Hept. 30, 1V1U 233,840 31 latere at and rente dua and ac crued 1(1,515. 99 Total aaseta 1.H t.h.t- 78 Total aaaeta admitted in Oregon 1,H94. M.trt 7" Liabilities Oroaa claims fur kaat-a unpaid. I 105,426. S'j Amount oi unearned premium! on all antM&iiding riaka .... 390,134 3d Iue for mmmisiion and broker age BS.ono 0(i All other liabilitiea 3.000(1' Total HaMliliea, exclusive of capital ntnok 53.561.20 Buainess in Oregon for tha Tear. Set premiuma received during the. yer $ Ijfi; t)"o tnrnrred ditring the year 94.00 UUUl'HIIIA INt HANI R COMPANY, tlev. K. Crane, Preaident. II W. Rpicer. flecretarv. Statuforv resident Btt""" iertce R. f. t'arr, 803 Willcox Bldg., For; Ian J Oregon. I Hvn..p.ia of tha Annnal Statement of the I Utah Home Fire Insurance Company I "f Salt l ake Pitv, in tha State of TtaK nr. . the .11 at dv of Ierembrr, 1919, made to the inanrnie ( ommiaainner of the state of Ore- I cn. purtuant to law: I Caoital. j Vmoun! of capital ntfoV raid np.$ 400,000 00 income. i Net premiums received during f the year $ 559.947.33 interest, dividends and rents re- PROFESSIONAL CARDS MIW. P. I. OWEX Cut Flowers Hit. R, P. BRADFORD A WIV OiiropriirtOTB, Wrt Roaubnrg Phons 40F4. PR. riAm K. AT-t.KST Pentlit at IS1 Perkins BaUdtoir. RAaobiirc OreRon. Offica Hoiira: Ma I! a m 1 to I p. m. Phone tip, PR, M. n. PTTiim-Jhlrgpractie Phytietan, 119 Ml. tnt St. Ev trlral trDntmentm. Honrs 9 to S 0rice Homra: 10 to It. 1 to 4. niifflwr omrm. itt km, it I. Women afftl CffiTdrtta Dfnafx Specialty. Office, Ms tonic BuihUnf. ceivrd during the year .... Income from other aourcai re ceived during the year .... 110,661.04 Total income $ 80,(10 a Disbursements. Net loues paid during the year including adjuslmeiit expt-nse . $ 216,805. Iii(rida paid on capital atock during the year Com mi iion a and salaries paid during the year Taxra, licenaes and fees paid during the year Aiuount of all other expenditures 80,000.0 199,903. C 17.'75.1 82.069.3 Total expenditures 9 547,137. 4i Aaseta. Value nf real emote owned (market value) $ 109,000.00 Value nf Mtorks and bunds owned, (market value) 1,309,335.5 Loans on mortgages and collat- .ral, iMc 669.351. i:j 'aah in hanks and on hand.... 75, 1)812. .'reiniiiiitN m cnurnc of collection written tinea Hept. 30, 1919 89,916.1" Ke-iiiNurani'fl due on paid losses 3,062. Jl iut"rra.t and rmli due and ac crued 18,842 0- T.itiil aaseta . . . ('1 V 7 4.600 To:al dhHeta admitted in Oregon. J,j7 4,'.'0-.U-l uauuitiea. tlro.a el lms for I.ikii's unpaid. $ 82,240.8 nioiint of unearned pretniuma on a!) outstanding ruka . . . 43,794.9; Dm- fix comuiisbion and broker- 2.500.0' All other liabilitiea 22,500. 0( Tolal Hnhilitie. excltmive of car ;Nl tock of 1400,000 $ 591,075.71 Business In Oregon for the Taar. Net premiums received during the y-ar $ 8,77 22 T.Ae i iid dnrinj the year .. 1,608 S' I :,,. ,.,.,( fl n n c: the ver 1 65 i' t HoMK FIKK INSl'KANrK 0Mi'...V H. U. Whitney. Vive P'-t-ii-dciit. f. Ort. J, i'.innon. Secretary, tatutnrv resident attorney for service: l h-ster . Wagner, 270 Stark St., Pirt lnd, Orccon. ia of the Annual Statement of The Travelers Insurance Company lUrtford. in the State of Connecticut, or He :tl-i of Itei-emWr, 1919. made to thr In'aire t umm laioner t,f the State of Ore gon, icjnunut to law: Cap lr at. Am Mint of capital stock ; aid up. $,000,000.00 In co ia. potl pr.minm Income for the j 164,486,605.64 Ir.ten-.t, dividend" jind rents re- ce-.r, J during the veir .... 7,043,909 82 !nco-i frtm other ao-ircea re- rut.'d during the jv.ir 1 1.586 209.84 ToUI Income $83,116,815.30 Disburse men ta. a il f r !oe, endxwmetil n. and aurreml-r vslnea $36,117,638 37 i!a raid to policyholdera ni",l--f th'. 78,881.31 dn:iB P60.000 00 I on-n: it ,,m BTl, nTl?t paid durt.. tha year 17.872.2u 34 raea. 1-,.,,,,., ,nd f, pmU during the year TllS,. 55 niouni of all other txpf-ndituraa.16,211,952 0J .$63,356,477.61 Tot; , tpenditurca . . . Aaxata Vs'ite nf T,,i e:.ne owned .market $5,335,277.93 """'""i vaiue of bt-tjda owned mortgage i,;d eollat- 88,875,539 00 44.Pt! pnfl or Prvminm Btt and poll lonil4.039 230 38 aa In banka and on hand . . 7 081 142 11 Net .inflected and deferred pmitima q fi tntereat and rents due and ae- . . . a.On.117 102.047.96 crued Other aaaeta (net) Total aasata $170,579.918 49 Total assets admitted - rtre. . $170,579,818 4 Muiiiues. Net reserves ... $148,377,095 o U other llabilttiaa $.615 636 85 Tjta! liabilitiea. atelnslv of capit.l stock of $6,000, Lift Buataaaa u OrHoa (or Ua Ta. t o. praniliuui rtcirtd aurinf (La year . I rasiiusv. aod divides ftun..tt duilnj Ui yr '" ?. t Mid daiUiC tU t-ar .. a$,5u.0tl 1 dE TlTivfLLhJ INHL'RAXCB COMPAS?. L. F. butivr, Pridenu J I,, rlewsrd, Sriry. fc:etutttj ridit attorney lor aenrica; nuiip (jioaitnayar, Portland. '-1 aiaaot 1 ' ( Total iumU admittad ta Oregon. $2, 15 9, 72 9. 80 KiAuumea. Croat claims for losaee unpaid. $ 129,743.87 Anmnnt of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks .... 1,123.524.25 All other liabilities 42,351.42 9'nopsl ol tht Annual Siatemtot of tha Michigan Fire & Marine Insurance Company , r IBtrolt, In tba Htate of Michigan, on to. tflst day of Uoctnibar, 1910. mtim to the lu a, iraiico UumiutuDir of tiid btata of Ureguu, 1 jrsuant to law; Capital '.mount of capital stuck paid op $ 400,000 i0 Income. .Net premiums received durlof the vr $1,241010.04 Interest, dividends and rents re ceived durmg tne yaar .... w,uav.i l:.couia from other auurcas caivsd during the year 5,785.00 Total ineoms $1,33,701.13 Dlsbursamentg. Net loses paid during tUo year Including adjustment expenses . $ 629,285.71 Dividends paid on capital stock, during tne yar 40.000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during tho yuar 77.u Taxes, licenses and foS paid - during Hie year W4.4za.ws Amount of all thr tupaoditurea 49,408.81 Total expenditures $l,135t3sd.96 ASStS. Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value! Sl.lio, uuu.uu Lciana on mortgages and collat eral, etc o-i(,aoi . P.h in banka and on band ... 08.359.30 Premiums in course of collection written since Hept. 30, ltfltf. zva,jaJD Interest and rents due and ac crued 84.814.24 Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock $1,205,619.54 Business In Oregon for tha Tear. Net premiums received during the year $ 13.331.82 I.Oftsos paid during the year ... 3,113.85 Losses incurred during the year 4,315.70 MICHIGAN FIKK A MARINE INSURANCE COMPXNY. T. M. Terry. Jr., PrHent. H. E. Everett. Secretary. Statutory resident attorney for servieo: . K. 1 hnmpson, v ucox oiag., ron land, Oregon. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of tho American Alliance Insurance Company .f New York, In the Htata nf New York, or 1 he 31st day of December. 19)9, made to th nsuranca Commissioner of the Ststo of Ore ton, pursuant to law: Capital. .mount of capital sto'k iuid up. $1,000,000.0 Income. t preminma received during tho year $1,314,942.8 nterest. dividends and rents re ceived during the year '151,633.7.' 'ncome from other sources re ceived during the year .... 354.2? Total Income $1,406,930.81 Disbursements. 'et In Hues paid during the year Including adjustment nxpensps.$ 401,126.73 :)iviilemls paid on capital atock during the year 195,000.00 Commissions and aalaries paid during the year 422,001.89 raxt's. licenses and feea paid durin the vear 56.471 ?" Amount of sill other expenditures 67,608.24 Total expenditures $1,142,208. Of Assets. Value of stocks and buswls owned (book value) $3,320,237.85 "'nth in banks and on hand. . . . 147,89.81 I'remiums in course of collection written since Oct. 1, 1U19 .. 222,401.31' Merest and rents due and ac crued 27.202.0f Total assets $3.717,761.0.' look value of bonds and stocks over market value $ 420.206.8 otal assets admitted In Oregon . $3,297,554.20 idaoumes. rnRS claims for losses unpaid. $ 123,328.0' Vniouut of unearned premiuma on sll outstanding risks .... 1.080.880.3! VII other liabilities 45.000 Of Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock of 1 .000.000. . $1,249,208.31 Business In Oregon for the Year. Tet premiums received during the year .$ 11.315.7 'iases paid dnring the year . ( 3,284.73 Losses Incurred during the vear 4.486.73 A M K K I (A N AlilJAXCK INS, CO. ('has O. Smith, President. E. M. Cracjin, Secretary. Statutory reident attorney for service: A. A. Perns, Chamber of Comm., Port land. Oregon. Synopsis of the Annu-il Statement of The Marine Insurance Company tf London, in Kngland, on the 31st dav o1 Oecember. 1919. made to the Insurance Com nisHioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant tt aw ; Capital monnt of capital stock paid up.$ 200,000.01 Income. Vet premiums received durina the year $2,315,410.3" Interest, dividends and rents re ceived during the year 116,726.14 nTme irm oiner sources re ceived during the year .... 238,464.0' T til income $2,670,600 5f Disbursements. Vet iid during tho vear ini-lmling adjustment expenses. $1,088.518. 77 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 80,253.22 raxes, licenses and fees Daid during th" v.a 76,011, IP Amount 01 aumncr expenditures 1,111,002.2 Total expenditures $2,305,785 4'. 4 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market valuet $2,423,881 0i Cash in banks and on hand. . . . 301,943,3: Premiums in course of collection writt.n since Hi-.. 30, 1919 393.478.1! ll other assets 57.646.4j Interest and rents due and ac- erofd 23.047.1: Total assets $3,199,996.11 Liabilities. 1rns rlaims for losses unpaid . $1,027,824.41 mo;int of unearned premiums nn all ont-'anding risks . . . 521.577.2J Due for commission and broker- 30,000.0 Ml other liabilities 113,364 6 t ivldtMi said le polleyhvldsri I NOTTCC aw . hividanaa tiaid on capital atoic - aLO,J TIMOPi, " V$ Tiridsnas paid en capital stouk during th yaar ... CummUut aud salaries pnid daring ib year Taxes, Uceitaes and fM paid during th year Amouat of all othw aapvaditures 10,960.00 530,326 49 42,712.16 197,092. 0U Tolal 4xpndltors $1,50$,09$,94 AaawU. Vatuv of rta! tat ewnd (mark. I value) $ 601.Sd7.48 Valuw of stocks and bonds owned (market or amortised value) 948,060.00 Loaus ou mortgage and collat eral, etc $,660,155.75 Premium notes and policy loan 1,106,298.95 Cash in banks and on hand.. ttV.bSi.ld Net uncollected and deferred premiums 180,661.78 Interest and rents du and ac crued 104,551.94 uther assets (.nvlj d.w&1.71 Total assets admitted $6,801,749.76 Total asset admitted in Oregon. $6,601,749.76 LlabUlUea. Net reserves $6,216,705.98 Uross claims for losses unpaid. 08,091.00 All other liabilitiea 173,954.64 Total lisHlities, exclusive of csntts.1 stock $1.62 766 8" Business in Oregon for th Tear. Net premiums received during the yer $ q THE MARINE Tvt-tmNce COMPANY LTMTTEP. Chnbb k Son. President. T. S. Manager. Secretnrv. Ststtitnry resident sttomeT f.ir service C. A. UcCsrgar, Portland. Approved and riled AC Bwr. insurance Commissioner Synopsis of th Annual Statement of tSe American Central Life Insurance Company lnV.?e Commu: MLM"'"' ton, pursuant to Isw; . t Cfpitsl nwont ef capital stock paid up. $ 187.0O0.0f Tctsl preraiua Income for the niet. UHeVdW.;11-679'581-54 ceived dnring the year 875 657 80 ncome tm oth-r sources rl 78'037-80 ceived during th year 80.508 87 Total tot .$2,085.700 21 Paid fr feisa. endowments, an- "Hits and surrender v.lBM $ 706,142 92 Total liabilitiea. xcluslv of Capital atock $6,462,751.62 business in Oregon for tb Yar. Gross premiums recoivud during th year $ 42,857.75 Losses paid during th year . . . 11.001.00 AMtKlCAN CKNTKAh LIPK INS I KAN CK UUMx'AA X . Herbert M. Woollen, President. Kdward A. Meyer, Secretary. 8 tat ut cry resident attorney tor aervio! Judd irtjwruy, Portland. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of th Cleveland National Fire Ins. Company if Cleveland, in the statu of Ohio, on the 3 1 at day of December, 1919, made to the EiisuritiK-e CommiHaioner of th State of Ore gon, pursuant to law: Capital. Amount of capital stock paid up. $839,680.00 Set premiums received dnriner t'i ar $ 683,754.59 Interest, dividends and rents re ceived during the year 84,571.73 incoti e irom otner sources re ceived during lb year .... 8.433.75 Total Income $ 771,760.12 u is our semen ts. Set losses psid during the year including adjustment expenses. $ 292,125.88 Com missions and salaries paid during tde y.ar 218,045.31 Taxes, licenses and fees psid during thw year 20.085.26 Amount of all other expenditures 64,903.85 Total expenditures $ 605,160.30 Assets. Value of real estate owned (market value) 9,000.00 v sine of stocks and bonds owned (market value) 1,265,460.00 1 -cans on mortgages ana collat eral, eto 341.509.63 'ash In banks and on hnnd ... 64,353.85 i remmms in course 01 collection written since Sept. 80, 1919 128,102.03 ntereHt and rt-nta due and ac crued 28.526 36 Total assets $1, 827.041. 87 Total assets admitted In Oregon . $1,827, 04b,87 Liabilities. Tross claims for losses unpaid. 85,861.81 Amount ol unearned premiuma on all outstanding risks .... 476.420.97 III other liabilities 18.685.92 Total liabilitiea, exclusive of en- itfil atock of ?" llt..".n , . 580,968.70 Business in Oregon for th Year. N'et premiums received during the year $ 1.560.5U THE CLEVELAND NATIONAL FIRE INS CO. E. Kimball, President. Arcliiliuld Kemp, Secretary. Slstiifory resident attornev fur service: A. D. Trunkey, Portland, Oregon. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the United States Branch, Patriotic Assurance Company, Ltd. if Dublin, in the Kingdom of Great Britain ind Ireland, on the 31st day of December, 1019. made to the Insurance Commissioner if the State of Oregon, pursuant to law; Income. Vet premiums received during the vear $ 322.339.49 Tntercst, dividends and rents re- eei-.'id during the year 28,061.98 Total income $ 350,401.42 Disbursements, tosses paid durinc the vear including adjustment expenses. $ 190,503.27 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 88,510.35 raxes. licenses and fees paid during the year 23.097.27 Amount of all of "T ct; enditures 6fl'37.49 Total ev n'"ti!', i . . . "nine of 1 (mnrk "ash in 1 "remiutr writte "ntrrt ; crued Total assets rotal asseM ,vl;i IFctS. n Is rwned .$370,748.38 ' n d 1 value) . inks find on hand . . . in enure of co!ertinn -iire Sept. 30. 1QI9. vl rents due nnd ac- 677.045.00 74,237.01 i'ted in Oregon. $ Liabilities. losses nnpnid . $ le.ied premiums iling risks ion and hroker- 705.458 2 79i,458.28 61,536 00 187,727.08 2.500 on 11,657.26 Irnss el: it s n.oiiat t f u nn all niMi :ie for coiHii nee Vll other liabilities $ (Mini MPiminet!, exriUSIve Ol canitsl stock $?63.420 34 Business in Oregon for the Taar. Vet prmpima received dnrinr the y,nr r-. . .$ 6,181.60 .nsses paid during the rear... 107. 1 ''n,,,, incurred dirinp the venr 77 SO UNITED fSTTS nRAVfTfl. PATRIOTIC APSTTIWCE CO.. LTD. P. T. Kelaer flacralirr Statntory resident attorney for service; r 1 'lomnson, v ucox tlldg., Fort- land, Orecon. Svnopsis of the Annual Statement of the Woshincton Marine Insurance Co. f New York, in the State of New York, or he 3lst dav of December. 1019. made to th. nsurance Commissioner of the State of Ore sin, pursuant to law: Caottal. Imount of capital stock paid np.$ 400.000.00 Vet premiums received dnHnr th" y"' $1,228,408.21 nterest, dividends and rents re ceived i nrin. ah. nnmann 'ncome from other sonrces re- ceivea curing th year 678.760 19 Total income 11,829,383 21 Dlthnrfarfanta Vet loses pHid dTtrins; thi year ( including adjustment expenses. $ 68,199.02 nm'isiona and salaries paid durinr the Tpflr 174.6S7.30 i'"s licenses and fees paid dnnne the year lft.llfl.Tf) ount of all other expenditures ' 7.982. A Total expenditures; . . . "alueof storVs ard bonds owned imarvet rilne) $ ah In hanks and oa hand ." reminroa in eonr-.nf colleett'in Written tinea Ron) nn mm " Insurance recoveraMe on paid nt-rest nd rents due and accrued $ 256,987.25 849 rr 830.819. 2 teuiber ber is. ici,1 Intrtor j " notice. aal to be .uh0Wl terlor. Tha pu& S Dr cant thereof, beinVU' " "lowed, muat liZJJ ot aale. niouey t0 be M 'mnot approved, IfiSt ? will laau. f0r the UmbK bo removed wlihln t . hle will be received tronT., Unltod Suae., .'''of 2 cltliou. and undor the la, of fta dIi.!? or any .tale, terrltm N thereof only. Upo ,or U Qualified pirchXV. any legal aubdlvWn Vm aeparaa-ly before beta, ,? ? 3. flr 300 M not to h ? " l W.. Sec. 33. SW SW 1 be acid for less than II ?s IL" f "S.. R. 7 W.. s 11 neu v.1 Ar615M.. sugar ple j's he fir Hmoer to be sold fn.'i M" M.25 per M.. anrt"1?'0.'- Pine timber to be wld f .IT 3.00 per M. T. 37 a c , , r 500 M., pine 25 SI Rw2 J;"' flr 2000 M..l.n, 7. fl -hui ? 3W14, flr 1200 M nol..?; 'ln.ber to be sold for" l PerM., and none of i?. ?. o be sold for than 51 Z. CLAY TAM.MAN. ml!Z Oeneral Lanrt n, ConnWon, A New Flour with an old u. "Pride of Douglas' 40 HARD tt HEAT giving the flour the sweet&n aroma and nut-like flaror the wheat. Try this Home Product Poultry and 1$ WANTED We pay highest tnirktt price in cash. Highest market frtt pam ror your cream, tra aeiiri Bring In Your Product! Roseburg Produce (3d. 501 N. Jackson St PHONE 27 Auto Owners! We would be pleased to tt your Batteries Free Mt liny timf nnd give 70a esptf ad vice on the care of Batttrta When iHitrhnMliiff new hat lea tret nur price. We eaa mr yon money. MOTOR SHOP GARiS 441 N. Jnrkwm St. hVwM Sheet HetalWoi OF ALL K1XDS I J.H.SINNIGEP I in OAK STRUCT fWt' SUPERIOR SODA If you want to b absolit sure tlrv the bveraM I" drink r.re .are, order (W Superior Soda. It l HJ beneficial because it 1 l lutely pure. ' RosfBURG dairy m sou PHONE 186 Pence Fence Feoct Tntal aaacl Total assets Ami1A in OMm ai 1 as kaa tit I Sll ATltxtan,!:... .1.1.. for (omnmaion and bro1tV- 11 rtT llM"t-s' nnda Vld ttndtr r-iasaranf IrraMa 403.437 .7" ton v 1(13.014 4 Tot1 l.T.(JitU.. Mr1.lr. of vas. P-sMni Stat ' Mil roriBl rage wot fence, loop enas, u n i Just received car load and lock the 8 bar it In-. . bar 28 In 8 ta. fW ' bar 36; 9 bar 48 In.; 13 " " 'Tttr h.r 47 IS- 9 Dar 4i in.; " - 0? fencea. and JO bar 48 to P" ,w rabbit fenci. S") , V ,t 26 In. at 33c: bar J Also aereral kind; of V & 1 to 78 Inchit n.so brace wire and itapl prices. .Ujt --r-t-. STEARNS 4 a. Oakland and Vo"