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nCARO OF THANKS
We wis (o thank our neighbors,
i State Police, Forest Service and
people' of North Powder for
helping fight the range fire on
. our ranch.
J Mr. nnrir Mrs.' Hchcr fljenn.
NOTICES 3
Rummage Sale
$. a.m., Sat., Aug. 10. Location
I formerly Bolton Shoe SI ore.
; Loyal Star Lodge
LDS CANNERY
Open Tuesday & Friday
rnr - - -Al;"1, 10 2 ;jlQ pJm.
PERSONALS """ 5
aeaaiW a - - fJ,-M-w-M-M-i-VLrL(xn
ANY GIM," in trouble, or needing
friendly advisor write, tele
phone or stop In at the Salvation-Army.
2)1 Fir St. WO 3-2U41.
SERVICES i
Why buy a new mattress? Your
old one can be repaired or com
plctey rebuilt. Real money
saving- prices. Ph. WO 3-3250
EDWAHDS' UPHOLSTERY
1 ASTORIA FISHING- 1958 Twin
engine' 30' Chris-Craft Sea Skirf.
Experienced skipper. 1103 Equit
able Building, Portland. Ph. CA
2-2273.
Blue Mt. Laundry
Pickup & Deli Your1 Convenience
. Work Clothes Ph. WO 3-0903
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED
Engine overhauling, saws ground
and hammered, Hugh Darlih,
1207'Y'Avo.'
Fuller Brush Dealer"
L1. AV Livesny
Janitorial Supplies - 802 Lake
Ph. WO 3-3537 La Grande, Ore.
EAGLE CAP LAUNDRY
Enterprise, Ore.
Home Pickup-Delivery Wed. & Fri.
For Service. Ph. WO 3-5087.
WILLIAMS' REFRIGERATION
Commercial & Domestic
Washer - Dryer Repair
0 3-4900 Foley Bldg. on Chestnut
Furniture it Cars Upholstored
LA GRANDE UPHOLSTERY,.
CENTER
Kb Adams Ph. WO 3-2353
Vew Construction - Remodeling
FREE ESTIMATES
WILSON CONSTRUCTION
PI 194 . Imbler
yvviAAwW
HELP WANTED-MALE
22
No Experience
Necessary
. If you arc alert, ambitious, pre
. sent good appearance, and be
tween 21-45 wo will give you
thorough training. We are ex
panding need men who want
permanent work and are inter
ested irr" working for advance
ment. Must be able to travel
Monday to Friday each week
Have car. Excellent salary be
ams with training. ' ;
WRITE TO: Box 1594, Portland
7, Oregon. Give your name, age
and address for personal inter
view.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE: 23
WANTED': Middlc-ngcd woman to
take care of an elderly lady in
her homo. Ph. WO 3-4.179 or in
quire nt 150(1 Oak.
FARM EQUIPMENT
10
See the large size' '
lfl-hulo ' ' '
Hog Feeder
now In slock. Other size feeders
also available. -
Inland Poultry & Feed
1418 Jefferson Ph. WO 3-4223
PUMPS-IRRIGATION
O. C. TANDY '
WELL DRILLING
' Thief Valley Road
Box 223, North Powder Ph. 2430
FARM PRODUCE 33
: . CORN," $3 for 12 doz. ears.
CUCUMBERS, 5e a 'lb!
C. A. Hanson Phone Imbler 754'
CUCUMBERS
7c a lb. 1703 V Ave.
Charles Mateka
Pickling Cucumbers.
Cl &n:'rtnv' nr 4c 11). Hi'inii hovos
Ph. WO' .3-4312.
Strawberries
You pick or we pick.
Phillip's. Ph. WO 3-5334
U-Pick Tomatoes 50c apple box.
Bring boxes. Fresh cants by lug
-peppers. 'M mi. north of Free
water on old Milton hwy. Alex
I.p Fore. Closed Saturday.
LIVESTOCK-POULTRY
34
FOR SALE Two milk cows.
K. (J. nnenon, m. j, ".
Oregon. Ph; 2864,
FOR SALE 7-yenr-old bay sad
dle mare, very genlle, Phone
. WO, 3-5339. .
HOME FURNISHINGS J)
Special
KITCHEN
Regular $7.50
Revere Ware 2-Qt. Sauce
Regular $5.75 Hallite
1-Qr. Aluminum Sauce
Regular $10.50 Hallile ' .
6:Qt. Aluminum Sauce
- Assorted Sauce ;Pans by West
Bend only 99c to $2.19
BOH N EN K AMP'S
We Give "S. & II.", Green Slamps
LIVESTOCK-POULTKY
34 !
La Grande Livestock Comm. Co.
Sale Every Thursday
Phone Office WO 3-2000
Bob Green & Barney Stephens
FOR SALE or trade for cattle.
5-year-old PALOMINO MARE,
can be registered, gentle nal
turc.. Write Cove P.O,' Box 403
or phone Cove 541. 'l
ONE white imidgot mule 2-year-1
old gelding. Also one 3-year-old
bred je'nnie Pli. WO 3-3704 or
WO 3-5445.
PETS-KENNELS
35:
GERMAN.' short-haired bird dot'
. for sale or trade. Papers may
be obtained. May be seen at
2704 Nr ,Ash. . , .
WE1MARANER, !l - months - old.
! spayed female. Has all shots.
Partly trained. Ph. WO 3-2270
I'OH SALE small type pure
hied IJEAGLE pups, 0 wks.
old. Inquire R. U. Ledridge,
3050 N. Spruce. Ph. WO 3-4047
GARDEN SUPPLIES
3
ROTO-TILLERS
3 Models in Stock
JOHNSTON'S
1001 U Ave.
BUILDING SERVICE
40
Remodeling New Construction
Block Laying & Concrete Work.
W. II. Arnson Ph. WO 3-4345
BUILDING MATERIAL
411
One squaw" of '"red brick siding.
St. Ph. WO 3-2422.
ALUMINUM & METALLIC
PAINTS for Every Purpose!
Asphalt bases for roofs and beat
resisting types, Copper;- gold
and . bronze. ; ; -
La Grande Paint & Wallpaper
114 Depot
"S. & II." Green Slamps
RE-ROOF
- with Pioneer Flintkote
ROOFING
before the rains start, Lays bettor
while the weather is warm. Also
' self-sealing shingles.' i '
ALL COLORS
LA GRANDE LUMBER
' " ; Fir & Jefferson
'FT. 2x4s. $15 per thousand.
FREE wood planer ends. U
Haul, Western Stud Mills, Inc.,
Elgin. Ph. HE 7-2611. Elgin.
FEED & FUEL 43
14" MILL WOOD
Green Wood ....'.mS10 load
Call WO 3-5042, La Grande
, Write Box 185, Union
UNION WOOD CO.
LOGGING EQUIPMENT
44
OREGON. ATKINS, BEAVER
AND MALL
SAW CHAINS
. . to fit all makes of chain saws.
Priced as low as
$3.84 per foot
TWO GI'S
SUPPLY .CENTER
1(105 Adams Ph. WO 3-5431
MISC. FOR SALE
5t
FRAMING !
Pictures & Certificates '
WALLPAPER
See Our Outstanding Selections
THE TOWN. HOUSE
1308 Adams
RIFLES, shotguns, pistols. Largo,
fine selection new & used guns
nt reasonable prices. Ammo.,
scopes, cases, etc. Easy terms-
generous trades, TRADER BILL.
TV CABLE, davenport & chair,
dinette set, coffee table &.cnd
table, and- chest ot drawers.
Ph. WO 3-202,3 nr 1300 5th. St.,
upstairs. ' 1
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 52
FOR SALIC: Used 21 cu. fl. up
right PAK-A-WAY FREEZER.
See at 502 Adams or phone WO
3-5308.
FOR SALE Used General Elec
tric stove & refrigerator. Ex.
condition. Inquire at Smith Bros.
Moving Service.
I will trade n used chest type or
new PaK-a-way ireezer for hay
or stock as down pavmcnt. VIR
GIL WEIR, across from Fruit
dale school.
Your Message
In the
Observer Wants Ads
goes to
4000 Homes
Daily
That's Why
They'ro
So Effcclivo
SI
Selling of
UTENSILS
Pans $5.95
Ppns ' $3.95
Pans $8.50
SPORTING GOODS
ST
SPORTSMEN!
12 Flics in 09c Fly, Box 1.4!)
ueg. ii.uo ioicmun oiuve..n,YD
$35. Val. Sleeping Bag 10.85
2500 lb. Test Nylon Rope, Ft.,7'Ac
0x30 Coated Binoculars .
complete, incl. tax ... 10.43
. OUTDOOR SUPPLY
1212 Adams
WANTED TO BUY
58
'WANTED'".'""
THREE-QUARTER drive socket
set and1 combination wrenches.
Space 28, Orchard Trailor Park.
LOGS WANTED
Will' buy all species: r
Fir Pine Lumber Co.
Cove Box 401
Observer Want Ads Get Results
HOUSES FOR SALE '
to
One bedroom' house. $3,000, $700
down, ball on easy terms. In
quire 1001 Y Ave. Ph. WO 3-3070
for appointment.
W.v E. WILKINS
Real Estate & Insurance
Sac. Annex Ph. WO 3-2130
WESTENSKOW
& NEBEKER
Real Es'late & Insurance
Foley Bldg. Ph.- WO 3-5321
Berry & Thomas i
Real Estate
207 Depot . Ph. WO . 3-3173
WILLIAMSON'S
Real Estute & Insurance Service
Ph". WO 3-4311
Merle Burling
. Salesman.;
Mayflower Ins.
1103 Adams Ph. WO 3-5450
Exford W, Smith, Realtor
Offices In La Grande & Baker
NELLE GRIMMETT
Real Estate
214 Elm Ph. WO 3-5312
HOUSES FOR RENT
Small furnished' duplex for rent.
Private bath. Phone WO 3-5403.
FURNISHED one bedroom home.
Phone WO 3-3002 or inquire Jit
2004 First.'
APTS. FOR RENT
47
GROUND floor 3 - room turn,
apartment with private bath,
electric range and refrigerator.
1300 N Ave.
VERY DESIRABLE small turn,
apt. LR, bath, kitchen, dressing
room. Adults only. MELVILLES.
1431 Adams Ave.
Available Saturday, Aug. 10. Very
clean, well furnished 3-room
apt. TV cable, close-in, perman
ent adults only. 1505 M Ave.
DESIRABLE, unfurnished duplex.
Permanent renter, Adults. Ph.
WO 3-3ll3h
3-roqm fdrnlshed apt. for rent.
Elect, range and refrigerator.
Adults. Ph. WO 3-2077.
2-room basement apt. Elect, range
& refrigerator, private shower.
Adults. No dogs or pets. Avail
able Aug. 10. Close to college.
1002 M Ave.
2-room furnished upstairs apt.
Quiet and homey. 1300 O Ave.
Ph. WO 3-3940.
UNFURNISHED 2-room apt.
Range and heater furnished.
Private balh and entrance.
Ground floor. $25. a month. See
at 1515 W or inquire nt 2702
Cherry.
1 BACHELOR APT. Clean, close
in, and reasonable. 1908 Second
St. Ph; WO 3-2828.
UNFURNISHED or furnished, 3
rooms & bath. Ground floor.
1702 2nd St. Ph. WO 3-4402.
DOWNTOWN apt. lor rent. Tot
Information Inquire at Zimmer
man's. MISC. RENTALS
6f
By the
hour or by the day. Call WO 3
3171 MONTGOMERY WARD
MONEY TO LOAN
SALARY LOANS
PAY BACK MONTHLY
Security Loan & Finance
110 Depot Ph. WO 3-3134
TRUCKS ft TRAILERS
4
FOR SALE You finance Ford
V-8 pick-up. "55 model. A-l con
dition. Ph. Hemlock 7-2170. El
gin, after 0 p.m.
HOME FURNISHINGS
AUTOS FOR SALE
CREAM OF
THE CROP
Dependable- Economical
Thoroughly inspected and' reconditioned for your
driving pleasure, safety and convenience
Down
1958 Chevrolet Yeoman
Radio, heater, 0 -cyl., Std. trans.
1957 Ford Fairlane "500" Hardtop Cpe. ... $795
V-8, Fordomatic, power steering, radio, heater.
1957 Chevrolet Hardtop
V II engine, overdrive, radio,
1955 Plymouth 2-Door
V-B engine overdrive, heater.
1957 Chevrolet. Delray Club Sedan ....$715
V-8 engine, overdrive, radio, healer. .
1953 Pontiac Chieftain De; Luxe 4-Door .,..$265
Radio, beater, Ilydramatic. ' ""
1 956' Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan' ....... ...
V-8 engine, Powerglide, radio, heater; ver sharp. ' -
1952 Studebaker Comm. Stdrlite Coupe;.
V-8 engine, overdrive, heater. ' ' ' "
1955 Chevrolet 210 4-Door Sedan
fl eyi. engine, overdrive, radio. healer.
1956 Chevrolet 150 2-Door Sedan .: $495
V-8 engine, overdrive, radio,
1956 Chevrolet 1 -Ton Truck $565
fl-cyl. engine, 4-speed trans.,
1954 Chevrolet De Luxe
Radio, heater, Powerglide.'
1951 Chevrolet De Luxe
Radio, heater, Powerglide.
1953 Chevrolet De Luxe
Radio, heater, standard transmission.
Your Trade-in May More
Than Make the Down Payment
MJ.Goss
Chevrolet
AUTO FOR RENT
5
Trucks for rent you drive
Move yourself save hali
MAC'S MOBO, SERVICE
1434 Adams Phone WO 3-4409
AUTOS FOR SALE
FOR THE
PARTICULAR
BUYER!
Look at These
'57 CHEVROLET 4-DR. SEDAN
Really clean. Has radio, heater,
Std. transmission.
DOWN $050.
'57 PONTIAC STA. WAGON
Hydromntie, radio, heater.
DOWN $805.
'50 DODGE STATION WAGON.
P. steering, P. brakes, radio,
heater.
DOWN $725. (
'50 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2-DR.
Power steering, Powerglide, ra
dio, beater.
DOWN $595.
GETTI NGS LYNCH
MOTOR CO.
Pontine
Adnms &
Buick
Hemlock Ph.
Cadillac
WO 3-3431
Model A Ford in good condition
with new motor. Can be seen at
1408 Cherry or 1414 Z Ave.
55 Merc. Monlelair. white, 2-door
hardtop. R & 11, Power brakes.
Merc-o-malic, WW tires. New
cond., low mileage. $1075. Ph.
WO' 3-4777.
1958 Studebaker
Champion
4-door sedan wilh overdrive. Low
mileage.
$2495
Hand Ford Sales
Chestnut & Jefferson
Observer Want am Get Results
HUNTERS!
Get lo those isolated places to
hunt with a
WILLYS 1958
4-Wheel Drive
JEEP
This is the vehicle you have al
ways wanted for your hunting
trips. Get one this year and
satisfy that yearning." It's en
gineered from the ground up.
Willys are specialists in 4-wheel
drive.
Ask for details at
Oregon Tractor
9 Depot Ph. WO 3-2314
H AUTOS FOR SALE
Payment
4-Dr. Std. Wgn. ,..$810
Sport Cpe. ,$735
heater Continental kit.
Sedan ..$395
$595
$.195
$465
heater.
flat bed, 8ply dual rear tires.
4-Door Sedan ...... .$365
2-Door Sedan $165
4-Dr. Sta. Wgn. ... $335
Motor Co.
Oldsmobile
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
AND SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as executor of the
Last Will and Testament and- es
tate of John Allen, deceased, has
filed his final account in the
County Court of Union County,'
Oregon, and that Friday the 51 h
day of September, 1958, at 10 A.M.
of said day at the court room of
said court in La Grande, Oregon,
has been fixed as the lime and
place for the hearing of objec
tions to the final account and for
the settlement of the estate.
Dated and first published this
7th day of August, 1958.
W. CLYDE 1IOPPEL
Executor as Aforesaid.
COCHRAN & EBERHARD
ATTORNEYS FOR ESTATE
Pub; Aug. 7, 14. 21, and 28.
State Unemployment Fund
Shows $3,500,000 Increase
SALEM I UPD Oregon's unem
ployment compensation trust fund
increased by over $3,500,000 last
month reflecting a seasonal job
upturn and a return to n 2.7 per
cent employers' tax rate.
The trust fund showed a bal
ance of $20,505,259 available for
benefits on July 31 as compared
to $22,028,107 on June 30.
Unemployment Compensa t i o n
Commission Administrator John
A. Norton said "we do not pre
sume that this increase indicates
an early return to previous ex
Hope For Hay
NEW YORK lUPI ) A New
York scientist has come up with
a new type of hay fever shot de
scribed as 98 per cent effective.
It differs from the conventional
anti-hay fever injections in two
ways. Only one shot a year is
needed, in contrast to the from
15 to 70 annual injections of the
old type shots. And it is made of
mineral oil and ragweed extract.
The shots now being used arc
made of a water base and ex
tract. Dr. Mary Loveless said the med
ication is not niAv generally avail
Above are pictured nine of tho trained Camels to be seen daily
wnh ai G. Kelley and Miner Bros., greatest or all wild animal
shows, coming to La Grande on Monday, Aug. 25th at the Mav-
INDIA MEXICO JAPAN rnBSEI ITE1 CANADA BRITAIN NETHER
32.1 48.7 66.1 M.Q 69? 70.1 70.5 LANDS
(YEARS) ' ' " 72-5
THE LONGEVITY RACE While the military and economic fronts occupy stage center of
the Cold War, another battle" is quietly taking place one in which the only losers are death
and disease. This is the continuing fight to increase man's life span. NewSchart above shows
samplings of expectancies around the world, based either on statistics from the United Nations
or from the countries themselves. - They range from1 India on the bottom to the Netherlands
on top. Noteworthy is trie 'Soviet Union, which has increased life expectancy at birth from
40 years in 1913 to 07 in 1956, not far below that of the United States. Most startling gain has
been' in Puerto Rico, where in a decade and a half, average life span has leaped from 40 to 08.3.
Jn all, seven nations are ahead of the United States. The four not shown are Sweden, Norway,
Israel and New Zealand. , . .
Farm Measure Compromise Hinted
WASHINGTON . lUPIz Speaker
Sarii R'ayburn-hinted that the
house, deadlock: on a farm bill
may be .broken with a compro
mise acceptable to both Republi
cans' and Democrats.. '
He" told; newsmen he had been
talking1 with House farm leaders
in efforts to reach agreement on
a version that would be supported
by Republicans and could lie
passed Under rules requiring a
two-thirds ''vote for approval.
While he did not say what form
the measure might lake, it ap
parently would avert scheduled
cutbacks in planting' allotments
for rice- and cotton and come
close to matching the administra
tion-approved Senate bill 'for lower
price supports on cotton, rice and
corn.
Only last week , Rayburn ruled
out any hope for passage of a
bill after Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson 1 branded the
House version "an economic mon
strosity." .i
It looks now like we may get
together," Rayburn said.
Outstanding Entertainment
Offered At Hermiston Fair
Enlertainment described by
Buck Lieuallen as the best obtain
able, was promised for the Uma
tilla County Fair for Friday and
Saturday afternoons and evenings
of this week. The fair started
Wednesday, Aug. 13, and the en
tertainment will be featured Fri
day and Saturday at 1:30 and at
B- p.m.- . -
Each afternoon's , entertain
ment will be opened by a grand
entry parade led by the Umatil
la County Fairettes and followed
by the queens and courts of other
fairs and exhibitions. .
Among lhe "class" horses to be
presented are "Mr. Chevrolet," a
palomino said to be 17 hands high
and called the champion parade
horse and the most beautiful
horse in the world. Mr. Chevrolet
has a bridle and saddle insured
for $15,000.
Also to be shown are some of
ihc best five-gaited horses in the
perience rating."
He said the trust fund will have
to exceed the $31,500,000 floor es
tablished by the Legislature be
fore any contributions .can be
paid at a rate less than 2.7 per
cent.
"The fund needs all the bolster
ing possible if it is called upon
to withstand another winter of un
employment such as (he last one,'
Norton said. '
Compensation benefits totaled
more than 42 million dollars (lur
ing the last fiscal year.
Fever Victims
able and is still in the experimen
tal stage. She added, however, it
has been used with good effect on
hundreds of patients in five uni
versity medical centers.
BUILT 100 YEARS AGO .
NEW YORK iUPH Francis
Cardinal Spellman. archbishop of
New York, will celebrate a sol
emn pontifical high mass Friday
in St. Patrick's Cathedral to
celebrate the 100th anniversary
of the church, a landmark of
Fifth Avenue.
Observer, La GrandtyOr-.
Senate Democratic leader Lyn
don B. Johnson said, meantime,
that Congress' is "going to pass a
good social security' bill," despite'
threats of a- presidential- veto.
' "We will not be deterred or de
layed by this veto . stuff," John'
son said. "That's Hie President's
responsibility. I hope they (the
administration) will" stop talking
ahbut veto long enough1 to let us
exercise our responsibility." "
Elsewhere in Congress ;
Schools: Rep; James Roosevelt
(D-Calif.) said that if there is a
new "Little Roek tragedy" when
schools reopen this fall it will be
President Eisenhower's fault. He
charged the White House had giv
en him a complete "brushoff" in
response to a letter asking the
President how he was preparing
the way for compliance .with the
Supreme Court'!', school .1954 de
segregation decision.
Education: In the Senate, Dem
ocrats' and Republicans joined in
urging swift approval of a $1,500,
000,000 defense education bill as
the ' "minimum and 'reasonable"
answer to Russia's scientific dial-
area, top hurdlers and jumpers,
roadsters, and ' fancy .- harness
Shetland poincs valued at $5,000
each. These horses will be shown
by either owners or handlers pro
vided by the owners.
Exhibitions of trick riding and
roping are also on the agenda as
ate horse races of all kinds,, har
ness, running roman and chariot.
A square dance exhibit', come
ay acts, quartette, and other mu
sical entertainment will' bo pro
vided. ' '
NEW YORK MOSCOW
Work lima required ta '
purchoit specific itemij
24 gkli;S
RADIO
TIME" THE ESSENCE ln:
spite of. Soviet predictions of
surpassing the United States in
production of everything under
the sun, Newschart above,"
based, on' data from National -Industrial
' Conference Board;
shows that in terms of the av
erage worker, time, so far,- is
against the Russians.
1 MAN'S SUIT' f
NYLON STOCKINGS
WOMAN'S OXFORDSF
C"rAt '
21.9 4 K193.O .
' BUTTER f :
enck grounds, formatiree and night performances This Is aid
to be Ihe first time in circus history that "ships of the desert"
have been educated to the degree that make it possible to dis
play them In all of the five circus rings.
Thurs., Aug. 14,- 1S8 - Page 8
lenge; The House has passed a
different version.
Highways: Secretary of Com
merce Sinclair Weeks went before
the Senate Public Roads'. Subcom
mittee to oppose suggestions for
"maximum standards" in build
ing the interstate highway sys
tem. He said present law protects
against' "unreasonable"" projects
such- as "marble bridges and
gold-plated highways" were not
going to be built. The committee
was looking into progress on the
41,000-mile, 39 billion dollar sys
tem. Weeks said the standards
would be an invitation to the
states to go overboard in building
unnecessarily expensive roads.
aWOI'flH OP ANXl'.U. Sl'ATKMKNT
Knf Ih, f rar - eiidfil lff,mbiT Ij7
the western" and southern
life Insurance company
of itm flroatlvrayr Clficiiinotl. trt the Slam ol
Ohio, mailt 10 (tit Im tiro nre (.'omnilsftAiier ot
the State of Orrcon. rumuuu lo law:
Uondi f fl 4a05.T 3. 2(13.07
Stock.- X. 33.1SS,U.HU1
Morlfase lonti on real eilote 4l6.u-14.Uiil.4T
Ileal eitale 9.(il,JS6.0tl
I'ollw loarii anil premium nutfi 3l.3i.(i.3!Hi.56
aih and bank deposits.... le.liro.flNft.iA
I'remluitii due and dt(crrl lllf
and arrldenf .ttful heal (lit KMQI.505.9&
Inttrcii and otlin imeitiuem in
form due and amucd., 3 50B,?.'5.7!.
Oilur audi , M,fl.'.!)..S7.4:!
Total aSfrti SSL'0,l,J4,l.'i2.6:i
LIABILITIES, SURPLUS ANU
OTHER FUNDS
lUmm tor Hfp ami acrlrletii anrt
liealtli polir.lfi v.. . .$t3.?4T,MHM
Polity and rontrart clatnn u;i 1"" U
All oitict Itabjliilfi 31THST4 0i
Tout llablliriei. eicept rapiial fr.'.AVi.'jjM.n
special lurpliia
, '"ndi S f.uOU.OUlt.uu
LnmJenfd lurpjti... JJ... iios.l 7. gu
Surplui ai rnirarfli nqllnlmMcra C2,Iin5J fl7.au
ro1' - r..,- ta2o,iLMjr,2.o:i
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
f Act run I Batlt)
I'reuilunn and .annuity
I'omlderailoni .,.,. 5111.870.90B.4s
Conildrtatlon toe luppfenieiitui-jr
(onlracu 9tKMui.3!
Net liiicitintni liuoine 25,40, 8H3 0"
Otlior Incomt items. v., u,S 1 7 42(1 in
.Afe. ri'SffigtS '
1'a.vmenu un iiipnleiiienlm i
romrirtB; dlritlfiid accuniuii -.'.--"
tfona. and interen M07.152 OH
incrntt tn rctcre. j 47 473 8"i't"
Cointahiions, rlafni and central ' - -
imuraiirf M'ichgr and times.'., S7,43lMH!.flj
0 tier opcratlnn 1 deditriioni.. 7Ht 17
Ulrldrndp io ooll opioid cm........ l!i,K!ij,i."!i )
a,01"' 137.a:i..-i4!.24
rel filn from operaiiom ..$ fi.572.072 0)
Other licini afffciliiR minim and
inrp ui fund Oiei) t ,. -ia,n7.i,2;t).0;
Decrease in lurpliii mf.wuT'
urplui ruitdi
t r.503,'.'o:i.tff.
flrn.0.88 ' 0hEON FOR THE YEAR
urosa prcmiurua and annum roii
itderatloni enii.,!,,! ,i..in :
.r (Utt. onbi I
Ouidendi pud ot credited 'io
pollahoIdeM dnrina the vear
Groii heneflu aad clalmi. emluw-
menu mrrrnderi. and annultiej
paid during the vcjr
Prindnal offlre In Orecnn" "vonr
2tJ.0HS.flH
2.307.0:
11.226.38
SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATKMFNT
r'or i lie tear endnl Dciemhcr 31, 1!)&7
ot tn
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS
MEN'S LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
of Denrer, In tVte Siate ot Colorado, made Id
Hie Inturanip Commliiloner ot the. Slate.- nt
tl resort, puntiant to law:
ASSETS
3S7. 573.88
23II.UO0.O0
5,213.614.15
Moncace loan on real eitate
Ileal Kit ale (leu SUOO.UOO.OO
cncutnbranrcf i .
Polity loans and premium nolei
iTaili And hank drpoild
Premium due and drrerred (life
4S0.8S1.O8
aJ(J.741.7
1.007.801.09
and atrldcni and he.iltli) S3
Interest and other Intrfimenl
lmome due and act rued ' 2
Tolal anct I 8.49
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
. OTHER FUNDS
lUierrei for Ufo and acrldem
uud liealtli politics $
Policy and tontratt claims....
All oilier lliibllhiei
Total tlalillliics. exrept rapltal.5
4.061 ,350.23
72.lS4.Ii2
2.470.071.12
7.3n,til2.n
uapnai uaio up. '.won.uon.oo
L'liaMlcned lurplui 07.1.113 J .SJ
Kurplui oi rt-sanli pollcyliulder! 975,031.34
Tola! $ 8.487.CW.01
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
(Accrual Basil)
Premium! andv
annultj com l derations 3,838,173.36
roiHhlcrailuii! for
.iiW)U'mentnr, cent ram ..
Net Internment- tticouie
Oilier Income liemi ., IL ,
Total
Polity henefttj ,
Pavlnenli on iiipjilemcntary con
tracts, dirldend accumulalloiu,
and Iniereu ..,. .
Increaie in reierrei
rommiifloni, rialin and Beneral
Ipnirnire eipcniei and tare
Other operailnR dolittiloni
Dlrldehd t nollyholilfri
Total
Net cln from operatloni... t
DUldendi io itorktioldrn J
Other I term affenlna lurplm
and urolui nndf (netl
41S,SS2.a
U3i,:i8i.t4
321.53
4.4SB.742.48
4T3.tl01.SS
1.594.C99.50
Ifi.3tO.13
40l.6U0.l4
4.30';.140.K
ISll.liOl.fil
105,120. 4S
Decreaie In lurpluj icd""
' BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Qrou premium, and nniiltj tct.
ilderatloni collected dntlnc Uie
yttt , j j- jgy -,
Dhldelidi pud or credited I io'poi-
' lerliolder dtirlna the jear 27 480 57
droit iienefiti aixl latm,. fn(t(m. .
. tnftiXt. mrrenderi. and annuillei