La Grande evening observer., March 28, 1912, Image 4

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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER,
THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912.
Arcade
Theatre
rilOTOl'LAYS, MUSIC A'D
SOJiG.
"THK BATTLE OF . l'OTS
JJUltG BBJDME" ..... Kalftm
A war time picture, showing a
firing the timbers of a bridge.
outhern heroine successfully
the timbers of a bridge.
"FI-OIPAL l'ABADE AT SAJf
DIEGO" Kalem
The carriages as they , pass
are pelted with roses and flow
ers of all kinds.
"THE MELODY OF LOVE".'.
' Eswimiy
' a 'masterpiece' from every
point of view. See reader else
where. ' - ,
-THE H0RSES1I0KM..... Scllff
, a very pleasing melodramatic
picture of oilice life.
HISS IAXODOX IX LATEST
ILLUSTRATED SOG
THE SHIMMING l'AKTY". .
. kalem
A comedy that 1b a sure enough
feature. You will laugh; yes,
you will roar with laughter.
THE OBSERV E
BRUCE DENNJS
Editor uud Owner.
XBfend at tlie postofflce at La Grande
an seeond-clasg matter.
SUBSCRIPTION BATES.
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Sally, per month 65c
SOME TAFT ACHIEVEMENTS.
1. Arbitration treaties with Great
Britain and France.
2. Veto of Arizona stntehood bill be
cause of recall of judges provision.
3. Enforcement of Sherman anti-trust
law without fear or fuvor.
A. Veto of Democratic wool, cotton
and free list bills as unfair, unscien
tific nud destructive of tlio Republican
principle of protection. .
6. Abrogation of discriminating pass
port treaty with Ituwsiu. ,
6. Tostal savings banks established.
7., Railroads prevented from putting
rate increases Into effect without ap-'
proval of interstate commerce commis
lon. 8. ranama cannl pushed to early
completion without hint of scandal.
0. White slave trntllc practically destroyed.
. 10. Admission of Arizona and New
Mexico to statehood. , '.
H. Bureau of mines established to
safeguard the lives of miners,
i . 12. American capital and labor bene
fited by extension of foreign markets.
13. Abolition of peonage, 1 .;
14. Income tax amendment to the
constitution submitted to state legisla
tures for ratification.
..' 15. Boiler inspection law passed by
congress. .,
10. Bond issue to completo Irrigation
projects in the west. '
17. Maintenance and extension of
open door policy in China. ;
ia Peacs maintained in Cuba, South
and Central America by friendly
warnings and Intervention. -
lit. Government business methods
modernized nud reformed by economy
and efficiency commission, saving mil
lions of dollars annually.
20. Nonpolitlcal methods used in tak
ing the thirteenth census.
21. Bucket shops and get-rlch-quick
concerns destroyed.
22. Tarcels post recommended.
.23. New treaty with Japan, ending
racial controversies on the Pacific
coast, . -
24. Further extension 'of safety ap
pliance act
25. PoKtofflce department made self
sustaining.- , '.'
20. Canadian -reciprocity. Rejected
by Cauada through fear that the Unit
ed States would derive the benefits.
27.'Publicntioh of campaign funds
and expenditures.
28. Indorsement of commission s. re
port and proposed bill concerning em
ployers' liability.-
29. Reorganization of customs serv
ice, corruption eliminated, frauds ex
posed and punished and millions or
dollars recovered. .
30. Court of commerce to review
findings of Interstate commerce com
mission. '
31. Nonpartisan tariff board to re
port on the difference in the cost of
production at home and abroad.
32. Corporation tax, yielding JO,-
000,000 annually; government exami
nation of corporation methods provided.
33. A deficit of $58,000,000 transform
ed into n $30,000,000 surplus.
34. Nonpartisan Judicial appoint
ments.
35. Further ' control of : railroads
through extension of powers of the in
terstate commerce commission.
30. Workingmun's compensation' act
brought to successful Issue In tho su
preme court.
37. Stock and bonds commission; val
uable and exhaustive report, submitted
as basis for legislation.
3S. Extension of civil service, by ex
ecutive order.- '
30. Practical conservation nets.
40. Courts of customs appeals; un
dervaluations stopped.
Policies of President Taft.
1. re.'ico with all (lie wovid tlirouph
Just dealing and preparedness for war.
. Neither race nor creed a bar to
appointment to olllce. ' '
3. The upholding of a righteous ju
diciary.
4. Economy and efficiency, luc.udmg
care of pu'. erannuated p.':'loyeps.
h I . i . . " ' : ously called the men who "know how"
S.'. Penny postage through postal :(. (0 trim shade trees, are again at work
economics. .' , -in La Grande with their destructive
0. States' rights when not in conflict saws aud (pruning hooks, taking all
ceivod during the year . . i88.TT4.S5 .
With federal authority.
7. Extension of practical conserva
tion acts.
8. Tarcels post. . -
0. Federal incorporation act.
the natural beauty and forest grace
from the too' tew simile yees of tae
city. -
La Grande Is conspicuous among
other towns aud cities for a scarcity
of fine large, shade-dispensing trees.
10. Revision of currency laws and Near,y eyery reBldent ln tUe clty nas
prevention of panics,
11. Protection of American citizens
at home and abroad. . ,
12. High standard set In fedowil ap
pointments. ' .. ' , . J ,
13. Scientific study of industrial con
ditions.
14. International investigation ' of '.'to be when created
causes of high cost of living. , .
15. Scientific revision of the tariff on
a protective basis through nonpartisan
tariff board.
SUPERFLUOUS CAMNES.
trees about it but there are compara
tively few trees tnat bear resemblance
to a natural tree. They have been
hacked and sawed to- pieces by inex
perienced men who, It seems, can see
no beauty in a great epreadmg, grace
ful tree such as trees were supposed
Chopping tne limbs of a tree till
there is liule but a stub lett makes a
tree a short post witn a little bunch
of green at its top. Such trees .are
not beautiful, according to the best
authorities on landscape gardening
and by no means can they give the
shade to lawns and walks that a true
Total Income . . A. ....... .$3,127,080.88
Disbursements. -
Losses paid during tho. year, in- : ,:Y'-':
eluding adjustment expenses, '-1 '-
' oto i $1,267,217.80
Dividends paid during the year -
on capital stock ........... 00,000.00
Commls.iong and salaries' paid '
during tho yoar ......... . . 089,079.04
Taxes, license, and fees paid..'...
during the year ...... . . 74,881.87
Amount of all other expendi- '
tures ....................... 706.495.13
. . . -. income.
Premiums (waived during 'the "
year in cash . ; ....... . ... ..
Interest,. - dividends, aud rents -V" ,u'4l0-5
ruoeivou uuring tne year , . ,
Inoome from other- sources re
ceived during the year ....
.,68,875.00
430,1.10.44
Hegardless of the fact that about an wuld " t were allowed to grow, with
.,., hH,.0H oniBHworthtfisa. of course, some proper restriction, in
most of them have been slain at the lts natural way. -direction
of the city olHclals during Te trees of La Grande are pretty
the past few weeks, there is still an wel1 arranged in regard to a straignt
abundance of superfluous dogs ram ne on the streets and this is a
pant In Li Grande. This fact has m.attr which adds Immeasurably to
been impressed and emphasized upon fne beauty of a city s trees,- but there
those who, following the call of back la need tor more uniformity. : .;
to the soil, have attempted this spring , The civic department of. tne Neigh
to prepare small plots of ground for horhood club will do a good and last
garden purposes. One good lady, to service for the city of La Grande
illustrate, heeded the voice of her chil-. " tne committee can pursuade its citl
dren who wish to compete in the chil- zfns to ,et nature take less hampered
dren's industrial contest 4his summer, charge of trees and keep desecrating
and at the expense of time and money nan(Isu oft. The" club, too, might point
hud a garden spot prepared and seed- .ut tnat the, wind, which, it 1 Bome
ed. One .fine morning a day or two tlm?s arSUeI. would destroy a natur
ago she and her industrious children ftl tree, has not demolished the few
found the plot obliterated literally by lure trees there are in the city.
BETTER FIRE PROTECTION.
ilnc-s nnfr llke wolves, that sneak ! '
In at night and uproot gardens and
flowers, are like chickens running
loose, a pest. In, passing let us re-i Striking examples of what inade
nmrk that wanderlust .canines are. not auate and antiquated fire protection
alone in breeding grief and indlgna- might do the city of La Grande are to
tlon chickens carry a no small role ue een ln the Berles of events occur
in this matter. - . ring last Monday evening when a fire
The city authorities can do little broke out In West La Grande. The
that will satisfy more people than to railroad yard engines first annouucea
continue its effective campaign in rid- tne flre's existence and a truck was
ding the city of wandering "purps." rushed to the scene. Vague informa
To own a real dog is a treat to many, tion as t0 where the blaze was delay
to own a dog la a personal privilege, ed tne arrival of the department. Then,
but to allow dogs to become nuisances eventually, the fire bell was sounded
in the city and to infringe on the Hna a aecona xnp was maae to tne
rights and privileges of others
neither right nor proper.
Is
scene of the .fire. By and by the de
partment was able to drag the carts
to the scene through the mud, but lo
and behold! there wasn't hose enough
and an automobile had to be pressed
into service' to bring more hose from
... ... , ' the central station before the water
11 ''"-"r'8' , " "B" was turned on. All this while, which
PRUMXG FORKS AXD INDISCRETION.
Total expenditures '. : . .'. .S3.187.6U9.84
.-''. AsaotS.
Value of real estate owned. . V.S
Value of stocks and bonds
owned :
Loans on mortgages and coltat-. .
ral, etc
Cash in banks and on hand . . .
Premiums in course of collec
tion and in transmission . . . .
Interest and rents due and Bo
omed ,
84,a8o.81
11,787.50
' Total income .... . , ,$i a,,., ,,,.Z
Disbursement. i,1"-4,"-T
Lassos pRld during the year.:. .$1,018 ut,
Dividends nalrt dnr i. if...- '""'""sS
on -capital stock ,
Commissions' and salaries paid
during the year , ... .
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid
; during the year . .'... , , ,.
Amount of . all other expend!
, turcs ' , . , , i ('..',,.,,.. ,
80,000.00
453i004.2'o
47.808.8j;
BO.Ul.isg'
Total expenditures . . . .
Assets,
1,6S,088 H
790,950.00 Value of real estate owned:... S soo'imnim,
; 91,oaxO:t8 , Value of stocks and bondeT '
owned
708,973.98 Loans on mortgages and coliat-
' eral, etc. : '
10,882.67 Gash in banks and on hand
Premiums in counts of collec
.$3,003,413.02 tlon and in transmission....
1.252,956.8.1'
100,000.0
81,504-74
874.1J14.7S
, 675.09
2.034 7
716,974.08 Total assets . -. -.82,020,440 (18
ijess npecini uuijubiib . in any
Total assets .........
Liabilities. 'Intorest and rents 'due and ac-
Gross claims for losae unpaid. $ 238,009.81 crued .
Amount of unearned premiums
' on all outstanding risks
Due for commission and. brok
erase v. .
All other liabilities (Incl. Con
tingent Heserve $220,000.00)
-.- 98,517.47, State
200,785.26
41.000 44
.- Total assets
. Oregon
admitted in
.l,n78,645.fift
Total nubilities SI, 315, 230.72 I IdabiUtie.
,Tota) premiums in force De- Gross claims for losses unpaid. $ 142'il4 o'
. cemner-ui, ivii .Ti,iao,ui.u junount ot unearnea premiuips
Business in Oregon for the Year. 0n all outstanding risks .... 1,335,84$ 79
Total risks written during the Sue for commission and brok- ;
year.- 4Uia,WMi.uu . erage so 0.0s OS
Gross premiums vecelved during
the year
Premiums returned during the
20,730.84
AH other liabilities
I-
10.882.4S
Tntnl HnhlllflpR .-J'. . . . .SI .I'll! I (n ...
23.25 Total insurance in force De-
8.612.70 cember 81, 1911 $224,300.111 00
9,338.46 Business ln Oregon for tne Year.
- .' Total risks written during the
vear ft
m, 11111 , i.o.in.uw urnss premiums recoivoa uurinc
CONTISENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY, the year :
year
Losses paid during .he year...
Losses incurred during the year
Total amount of premiums out
standing in Oregon December
Premiums returned during the
year
By W. H. lletts, Secretary
Rtntutnrv resident nrpncral scent ar.d attorney
for service: a. . nrocmer, v.nomuer 01 Losses nam during tne year...
Commorco Building, Portland, Oregon. - Losses. incurred during the year
. :' ' Total amount of risks outstand
ing in Oregon Dec. 31, 191
41p.404.0Oi
0.344.01)
1.302.0T
1.082.2T
1.037. 1
280.02ll
M'S?Kr.TTTiM BTBirav TNTOBANTP THE DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY,
METROPOLIAN OAUALTY INSURANCE By J. Parsons SmitlT Vice Preside.
i t.. s..i. nv. Vnrt n the Bist dav of Statutory resident general agent ond attornty
in the State of New York, on tne sist dai 01 . Bnreti.fi. Edward Hirfl 527 Hitrv hm.
December, 1911, mode to the Insurance Com-, pDVlnnd Oremn
missioner of tho State of Oregon pursuant
to law: , i
Capital.
Amount of capital paid up. ...$ 200,000.00
Income.
Premiums received .during tho
year
.Interest, dividends., and rents
received during tho yenr".
Income from other sources ro
. ceived during the year
Total income
ricultural
magazine has coulemptu-
Jr s - 8x s ssisssk, mm mm m m n
lot I q Prnteri Vniir Hoxlih A
I dv putting yo-; plumbingir,tirst-class sanitary concm:on,
connecting it to sewer so it will pass all sanitary laws
BAY & ZWEIFEL
LICENSED PLUMBERS
LA GRANDE
A Working Capital of Over
$215 ,000 CO ImpUes (crilicer,(e in Ibis Bank
The stability of this Institution,
Tho substantial men behind it.
Its reputation tor progresslveuess,
U lnrse loaning capacity,
its spirt of accommodation, " ' "!"'i"rrf
have attracted customers whoso deposits aggregate over f700
000.00. '
Promote your Interests by allying yourself as a depositor with'4
this strong and successful institution.
La Grande National Bank
LA GRANDE, OREGON.
CAPITAL .. . $'100,000.00
SURPLUS ' . - 116,000.00
RESOURCES .' . 1,000,000.00
j United States Depository
I:
French Dry
Gli
eaning
Saves Clothes And
MONEY v
Few people realize the possiblll
ties of our French Dry Clean
ing Process both as the work
and as a source of economy. We
clean anything in Ladles' or
Gents' wearing apparel; also
household draperies, etc. This
service has a wonderful life re
storing effect and makes any
article look better and wear
.longer. We recommend French
Dry Cleaning as one ot the most
effective means ot economizing.
Our services are the most thor-,
ough- and satisfactory in the
west. - ' - : , v'
City Dye
Works
necessarily consumed much. time,, a
have dozen or more residences could
have been flrd and probably destroyed.
That ths present facilities for flghtms
. fire In a city scattered over a larse
area and handicapped witlj muddy
streets are farcical, must be admit.
ted. The time Is here when something
to Improve it has to be done. What
shall be done? Well, that Is the all
. burning topic but let'- something be
' done and that soon for one of these
I days great loss of property will en
I sue and then there will be a univer
1 sal cry for better facilities; when It
: is too late. Why not take fortune by
: the forelock and "beat the game' in
1 slang parlance by hurrying up Borne
sort of fire protection that will get
I La Grande out of the joke class. Let
i the taxpayer Imagine his home burn
i lug while trojan-llke volunteers bat
t tie with the mud in dragging a hose
I to the scene at snail's pr.ee. He will
1 soon get an inkling of what irirtt
really happen some fine night.
Synopsis of the flnnunl slotement of the
PALATINE INSURANCE CO. LTD., OF
LONDON, 'ENGLAND,
on the aiHt day of December, 11)11, made to
1 ne lliKiminre ijonuiiissiuiier ot tne Estate 01
Oregon, iiursntutt to law:
Capital.
Amount of cnpital paid up....S 500,000.00
. v Income.
Premiums received durini; tho
year in rash . . . $t,7i!,971.98
Interest, divHtemis, and rents
received iIui-iiie the year .... .' l'JO.617.32
Income . from' other sources re- . ' ...
-eeived during the -j'ear '- -3.044.D5
Total- Income . .
tvtt.-Ui.n? Uisburtenients.
Losses paid uui-inir the year. .
CuintmssiotiA and salaries paid
uuring me year . i
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid
during tlie year
Amount, of all other expenditures.
Every Pail of
The Genuine
Is Clearly
Labeled
"SIMON PURE".
Leaf Lard
VOL POS'T KX0W WHAT
FLAVOR YOU CAX GET IX
-COOKING UNTIL YOU KAVE
USED IT. '
For Sale by
Pattison Bros.
Two l'hones Main 79 and Main
SO.
St,8!)ff,fl34.l!5
$1,077,258.04
511,079.10
08,730.08
143,424.2a
Total expenditures $1,801,897.45
Assets.
Value of stock and bonds owned.. $2. 801, 220. 00
Cash in hunks and on hand. . . . 130.719.02
frcmitun in course of collec
tion and in 'transmission .... 399,744.33
Interest and rents due and oe
crued 82,301.00
Totnl osseta $3,429,084.95
Less special deposits in any
, state 09,720.00
Total assets admitted in Oregon $3,300,264.95
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid. .$ 138,309.43
Amount of unearned premiums
. on all outstanding risks . . . .- 1,0204452.30
Piu for commission and brok
erage . . 43.828.33
All other liabilities 97.135.36
Total liabilities ..$1,905,785.44
Toial insurance in force Do-
cember 31, 1011 $270,078,184.00
Business In Oregon for the Tear.
Tolnl risks written during the
year. $2,733,091.00
Gross premiums received during
the year 39,04.".8.5
Premiums returned during -the
year 9,070.44
Losses paid during tho year. . . 19,94-1.05
Losses incurred duriuir tlie ye.-ir 22!so7.05
Total amount of risks outstand
ing in Oregon Hec. 31, 1911. 1,929.047 0;
T11K PAL ATI NK INSfKANCK CO.. LTD
lly A. rtv Wrav. Mnnamr.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney
fur eervico: H. K. Parkhurst, Oen'l Agt. '
Disbursements.
Losses paid during tho year, in-'.
eluding iiujustmont oxpenses,
etc i
Dividends paid during the year
on capital stock
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year
TaxeB. licenses, nnd fees poid
during the year
Amount of all other expend).
tures
Synopsis of the annual statement of the
TETJTONIA INSUEAUCE OOMPANT,
.$ 717,209.71 ' Ke.v Orleans, in the. State of Louisiana,
on tho Slat day of uecemocr, 1911, made to
20,027.79 (n6 insurance Oominjssioner of the State of
n oj Oregon, pursuant to law; - ' '
""M Capital. .
Amount of capital paid up....$ 250,000.00-
Income. , '
Premiums received during the
year in ensh $ 808.328.SS
Interest, dividends, and rents
received during the year ... '30.005.40
20 000 00 Income from other sources re
' ceived during the year . . .'...
.$ 743,303.74
828,442.05
304,024.84 I m ., ,
Total income
10 440 05 Disbursements.
' .' Losses naid during tho year.
50.193 25 Dividends paid during tho year
on capiiai shjiik
2.559.01)
.$ 907,393.02
.$.-Ji07,5D7.nl-
Assets.
stocks and bonds
038.257.50
tii Dvi.nn.llti.res 7"5 700 19 Commissions nnd salaries paid
lolnl expenditures 7-,700,19 . lhlrinK ,tho year w.,.230,i26,J
Taxes, licenses, ana lees paiu
during tho yenr , 24.397.09
Amount of all othor expendi- .
tures '.,.. 77,215.32
Total expenditures ....$ 871.320.47
'Assets.
Value of real estate owned.....? 70,000.00
ilMIU 111 blUTbH I.IIU WU.IUO
owned . 787.4.M.0O
Cash in bunks uiiti on nana... (.m
852,0Hi.t)i Pnnniums in course of cllec-
Vftlue of
owned . ."T
Lonnn on mortpi.KPS nnd cnllnt
ernl. otc.( Ko-insurancR. Loss
Acct
fvh in linnks and on hnnd...
Vrpiniiuns in course of collec
tion nnd in trannimssion
Interest, nnd rents due nnd accrued
Totnl nfisrts .
Total nitsets
Oregon . . .
iiiTmr.ties.
GrosB claims for losses unpaid. $
Amount of unonrned prpmiums
on all outstiimliiiR ripks ....
Due for cuinmissiuti nnd brok
ernpe
All other liabilities . ....
59,528.0.:
348,420.(8
4,82-i.J-l
Admitted in
. 852,01 rt.Ort Interest nd rents due and ac
crued .
117,048.fl5
0,214.1
23,30.1.50
Totnl nsnnt .$1,078,071.43
363 308 37 Totnl assets ndmitted in Oregon $1,078,071.42
1 Liabilities.
48 093 73 Orns cliiiiiiR fnr loesos uupitid.$ 57,405.0ft
' 8 737.10 Aiiiiiutu i uneariicu pruuiiuuis
IIII lilt "lit ' ttliiilliiK nnto
Total, liabilities $ 444,132.70 1)"" f"r coinmis.ioii and brok
Total premiums in force. De- . ,!''"e ',',,.',.,:'' ' ''
cember 81. 1911 $ 720.790.74 All other lioblllties ...........
Business in Oregon for the Tear. i
Gross premiums received during
Hie year
I'reiniums returned during the
year ,
Losses paid durinir the yenr .
Losses incurred luring tlie year
Total amujunt of premiums out
standing in Oregon Decembor
31. 1911
TUB METROPOLITAN CASUALTY 1NSUK
A NCR CO., OP N. Y;
Total liabilities
1,005.58
52.53
809.21
809.21
595,887.93
1. 000.00
.9,135.01)
. . . .$ 003,517.93
Total insurance in force De
cern! or 31, 1911 .$S2.080.000.0
Business in Oregon for the Year. ,
Total risks written during the
ye-ir - .....$
Grs nronilums received during
i - the Tear
1.043.05 Vremluiiis returned during tho
Losses paid during the year
4.0S9.1J
0,377.9..
2.900 9i ;
4.926.01
5.025.61
i T.f,RSi.a irif.nrri.fl Hilt-inf' tbe vear
fresioeai.
Itv Albert V. Noll.
Statutory, resident general ngont. nnd ottorney
for service: Hen Kiesinna, i-oruanu, w.
Hv S. Win. Burton, Secretory.
Statutory resident general agent and uttornoy
for sorvieo: T. E. Manner. Portland, Or. .1
Synopsis of the annual statement of tbe i
COMMERCIAL UNION TIRE INSURANCE, "
CO.. OF NEW YORK,
in the State of Xew York, on tlie 81st day of !. . , ', . .. . .i,a -
December, 1911, made to the Insurance Com- Synopi us of Hio annual "'ement of tje
missioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to DETROIT FIRE & MARCTE INSURANOB
InW t 'v O - ,
- Capital. ...
Amount of capitnl paid up....$ 200,000.00
. . , Income. - "
Premiums received during, -tho '- -
yenr in man . . . . . . , (jucvzu.tju
Interest, dividends' nnd rents
v received during the year ..... 80,114.40
Income from other sources ro
ceived during tho year ..... 730.75
flfYWDAWV AV TIP.TnOTT
in tne state f AMclnpan, on.tne aisi auj u
December, lpll; mode to the Irfsurnnee Com-1
'Amount of capital paid up, 500,000.09
Total income . $ 390,577.77
Disbursements.
Losses paid during tbe year. . . .$ 191,029.24
Dividends poid during the yenr
on capital slock 20,000.00
Commissions and salaries paid
during tho year . 90,478.55
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid
during the year 14.877.79
Amount of all other expenditures. . 89,597.75
Total expenditures 350,583.33
Assets.
Value of stocks and bonds owned. $ 7d7, 010.00
lash in hanks and on hand... 31,023.00
Premiums hi course of collec
tion and in transmission .... 119,600.81
Interest, and rents due and ac
crued 0,325.00
Income.
Premiums received during the
year in. cash $
Interest, dividends, and rents
reccfVed during the year. ....
Income from other sources re .
ceived during the year .....
Total 'income . .'. '. .$
Disbursements.
Losses paid during the year...$
Dividends paid during the year
on capital Btock ; . . . .
Commissions and snlaries paid
during the year
Taxes, licenses, and fees paid
during tho yenr . . . .
Amount of all other expendi
tures : . . .-, . ... . . .
603,951.2
00,075.73
403.63
7O0,490.5
'831.588.90
72,500.0
180,384.8
17,100.91
: 50,777.70
. . $ 058.
352.35
Total assets S 924.559.47 i
Total ussels admitled in Oregon $ 924,559.47 1
Liabilities. i
Gross claims for losses unpaid. .$ 31,024.00
on all outstanding risks 842.3fifi.27 Premiums . in course of callec-
lue for commission and brok
erage 9.433.00
'.II other liabilities 81,072.54
Total expenditures
Assets.
Velne of reol estate owned. ..$ 174.88."
Viii.ie of stocks and .. bonus
owned m
Li-"- on mortgages ana collnt
- oral, etc
Cash in banks and on hand
1,021.
249.4T
707.4:13.85
90.1J3.03
Synopsis of the annual statement of tbe
CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY,
of Hammond, in the Stole of Indhina, on the
nut diy of December. 1911. made to the
Insurance Comniis.ioner of the Slate of Or.
gon, pursuant to law:
Capital. I
Amount of cspitnl paid up....$ 300,
llllUfUS.
Premiums received during tbe
, year $2,927,094.09
liuerest. niviiienus. and rents
received during the yenr .... 61,717.79
Income from olhcr sources re-
i
o.ooo.oo I
Toial liabilities , 4i4.5on.nt
Total insurance in foreo De
cember 31. Mil $ 04,048,014.00
Business ln Orosou for the Year.
lotal risks written during tbe
year
Or-.s premiums received during
llie year , .
Premiums returned during the
year
Losses paid during tbe year . . .
Losses incurred during tlie year
Total amount of risks outstand
ing in Oregon Dee. 31. 1911.
('OMMKlitMAL TXION FIRE INSURANCE
. t-o. ue . l ., By (signed) A. II. Wroy,
President.
Statutory resident general agent and attorney
for service i II. E. Parkhurst, Gen'l Agt.
tion and in transmission
Interest nnd rents due and ac
crued
.$$ 254,271.00
8,271.42 '
1.021.08
. 1,059.10
1,023.17
138.042. PO
90.525.15
.'25.918.d3t
Total assets .$2.1 (!-'" S5
Total ossets admitted In Oregon $2,1 1"."-"
Linnuities.
f riss '-lai-is for losses unpaid. $
Amount of unearned premiums
on all outstanding risks
Due for commission and brok-
erogo .
.U'.. th-r.
! i' l-.t :rs . .
01,410.45
21.748.79
249.20
7,500.00
Totnl liabilities
,$ 590,
908.4-'
Svnoiis rtf the annual statement of the
DELAWARE INSURANCE COMPANY.
of Philadelphia, in the Stte of Pennsylvania.
mi the iiiit day of December, 1911, made to
tbe Insurance Commissioner of the Stnto of
Oregon, pnmiant to law:
Capital.
Amount of capital paid up.;..$ 400,000.00 for servlco: Rod. E. Smith, Portland.
Total Insurance in force lo- ... na
cember 31. 1911 JflS.BMo'10"
Business in Oregon for the Year.
Total risks written during the or(;(i00
year .$ 38,,i-"-
Gross premiums received during
tho year ;
Premiums returned during tho
' year
Losses paid during the year . . .
Losses incurred during the yenr
lotal amount of risks outstand- ' . , net
Ing in Oregon Dec. 31, 1911. Jj?!'lcS
DKTIWIT KIKE & MARINE INSUltA-"
iiy a. w. mormon, ueneie. "r
Stntutory resident general agent nnd attomw
6.052.65
1 200.31
pft.00
98.00