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TIIB OREGON STATESllAH. &ALEI1, OllEGOJt WEDNESDAY MORNING.! APRIL 26, 1922 Fill GHQWERS CHLLIE1G Operations ftepbrled at An nual Heeling pf Cooper ative Association Almost 3PQ out of the more than 2Q00 total rqerqbershjp of the dregoii Growers' Cooperative association attended the - annual stockholder inertias fc McCor nack hall yesterday. ErerrVons of the 21 districts, covering all the way from Med ford to The Dalles, was represented. . Every one of the 21 company plants wu represented In some manner. - v 1 A membership cIn of tlZ mem bers, with, a total of SI 00 acres new fruit, was reported for, tha year H2MI22. ... Siifwiior Not Chosen The resignation of Prof. C. I. Lewis, assistant manager of the association, was received and ac cepted. His successor has not been cbosent though it-may be an nounced from thed .rectors' ueet- lng today. . . s ... , . Following the big stockholders" meeting that discussed tit com pany's annual reports, the 21 di rectors met lata yesterday after noon to start their business de liberations. They will be In session most of today.-. , ' According to the reports read at the meeting, ; the 1920 prune pool brought a total of $73f, 486.94, for an approximation of 12.000,000 pounds. About 7 per cent, or 150,000, . of this sum Is still - undistributed. V : v. Jfr9. titti. Pir , , 4- .' The 1121 pool has brought a little more money, . 4746,222.5 fpr 7,275,000 pounds, of which full settlement has been made on 7,018,79f pounds.. The associa tion has sold 24,57$. cases of can ned goods,' and stjll has on hand a small quantity thai Is in good demand. -j- In general, there v is notInj left over tq embarrass the 1322 crop, , whereas a year ago tnorc was an .epormous fciianitj of uff from t'A'j year before '.hat had to be sold on a. precarious mntket. j And It was cleaned tip, almost to the- last cart load. The directors from each of the dlatrlcts, i fVho are in. session lo day, and most of tooth were here yesterday, for. tha general, stock? holder' meeting, arenas, follows: Directors Attend - - Medford, W. B. Biddle, C. C. Cate; JL II. Daveanill, P. A. Scher- er; Grants Pass. P. 8. Woodini Rlddln-Mrtrle Creek.; Remick Fate ; Roseburs;, , R. W. Xjlakley ; S other in-Yoncalla,. W. J. Shops ; Lane county, U. H. Harlow; Una and Benton counties, Charles Cede; Shcridan-Amlty, Kenneth Miller; Salenu. Frank Parkett, , M." P. Adams. C. H. ..Taylor; Dallas, Henry Yota, , sr.? : Tamhill-Mc UtnnTilleT George Zimmerman: Newberc Prank, Carltale; Forest Grovwr'Edwin 'Allen; Septts Mills- Sllrerton, Allen BelUager; Clacka mas county. E. C Brown;- The Dalles, O. E. Sanders. Equipment at .Many Points The association, has four pruni driers, at Carlton,. Dallas, Dover and 8heridan; receiving- stations at Alpine, Corvallls, : Estacada, Leokingglass - Newberg; fresh fruit packing plants at Garden Valley, Grants Pass, -Medford, Myrtle CreeK, Boseburg, Sneridaa; a spray factory at Sutherlin; cold ftorage and' general fresh ; fruit 5nd packing plants at , Medford nd The Dalles; fresh and dried fruit packing plants at Dallas, Forest Grove, Salem, Sutherlin, and Yamhill: and fried fruit packing plants at Riddle and Scotts 11111s. Big Program Undertaken Important Items of the associa tion's business for the yar are the handling of 5,925.240 pounds of Italian prunes, dried, and 1.289, 998 lbs., of the French varieties. Apples were largest in tonnage, with 265,098 boxes of-fruit and 4,423,654 pounds of culls. Logan' perries followed the prunes in tonnage, with 2,420 635 pounds of fresh fruit and 64,954 pounds of dried berries. , Cherries were next, with 1,515,173 pounds. Especial ly n The Dalles district almost every kind of vegetable and fruit was handled; In all, 14 kinds of fruit, 15 kinds of vegetables and two kinds of nuts, besides the varieties within the species, were marketed by the association. PUBLIC CIS 1 ST PAY TOO supreme Court Rules in Case Involving Auto Owned by Portland he supported the provisional gov ernment because it araa dolus, its best to obtain freedom for Ire land. - i v ' i' It was showing high courage in this, effort, he said. The British government was mot responsible tor the trouble; it was the Irish themselves.. Sir Horace : added that the present policy of some of the young men seemed to be a transfer of authority from the orb and sceptre to the bayonet and bomb. McKinley-Lincofn P-T Have Interesting Session Almost 100 members and friends of the Parent-Teacher as sociation of McKlnley and Lin coln schools attended the regular monthly meeting of the associa tion at the McKlnley school last night It was "music night." and there was nothing else but music and business to the program. The music numbers were, chorus, Humoresque," by the seventh end , eighth grades; - violin solo, Margaret Raster : piano solo, Lena .Medlar; !Soldiera' Chorus," seventh and eighth grades; piano trlOj Dbrotlry Baker, Frances Fel lows, Mary JCightlinger. ' The program was prepared under the direction of Misa Gretchen Krea mer; music superintendent. , Following the. regular practice at each pf the .monthly meetings of the year; special features, of the i school, activities .were- pre sented. This week. It way "the domestic ' science ' and manual training work; that was featured. Exhibits .of many kinds from these two departments were shown. In the manual training were, desks, tabourets, .electric - lamps ..and other interesting specimens of wood work; in tbe domestic sci ence ', department, were compre hensive collections or tne worK taught to the girls who are to groir np to J tbe home-makers of the next generation. , The members voted last night to join the state tareit-Tetcherai association. ? ' 5 : . 1 BOX DROWNED . CANYON CITY. Or, April 25. An old bridge over Cottonwood creek, a short distance above Mon ument, collapsed yesterday as Arthur Geinger, 11, was crossing it on horseback and the lad was drowned in the swollen .waters of the creek. The obdy has not yet been recovered. Automobiles owned by cities pr oher nuncipilities must lear license plates Just as any other mot-5r vehicle, acreiding to an ppin'.on handed cown by the su preme court yesierday In tne case of the stale asa'.ast W. C. Preston, apie!lanf. The opinion Affirms Jud Robert G. , Morrow pf the; lower court for Multnomah county.. U was written by Jus tice Rand , and concurred n by Justices llatr.4 and M -Uridc and Chief Justice Ilurnett. . Preston was the driver of a car owned by the city of Port land and used to convey persona afflicted with contagions diseases to a hospital maut lined by the city. Says the opinion "If the legislature had Intend ed that vehicles belonging to mu nicipalities, other than lire wag ons and fir? engines, eltould not be affected ty the statute, such vehicles would have been IncJnd ed within the exception clausei of the statute. As this was not done, it is p'oof, noi only of the facf that the 'legislature was of the opinion that fl' wagons and fire englues would have been controlled by the statute it the cxce Von had not b jc. made, but also of tha fact that tho lcglsla ture intend' d that no other k.uu or class of motor yehlclef belong ing to a municipality, extept the two kinds, epumerated, should come within the exception of the i statute." Preston claimed that exaction Of the fee was b. tax and not a li cense and that all property own ed by municipalities and useij for public purposes is exempt from taxation. Other opinions handed down by the. supreme court yesterday were: . ' Theodore O. Loyelaud, et si, appellants; vs. Guy amer. p al, appeal from Coos county: petition for rehearing denied in opinion by, Chief Justice Bi?ruett, i Board of Trntees of St.. Hel ens hall vs., Oregon p.onsjstory No. TU appellant ;. appeal from Multnomah county; suit to en force .specific ...performance .of contract. . Opinion ; by .Justice Harris. Judge Robert Q. Mor tow': affirmed. '.;:; ... ; -. "" fl George S. Allen, administrator of estate of O. K. HendricK vs. George E. Hendrick, appellant: appeal from , Washington county; suit to collect money. Opinion by Justice Harris. - Judge George R Bagley reversed. . Petition for rehearing over ruled in Chris man vs. Solway. Classified Ads. In The Statesman Bring Results HUG IS RETAINED: TEACHERS ELECTED (Continued from page 1) reported to the board that the janitors had entered objections to a wheelbarrow haul of . several fccore feet from the high school furnaces, The board refused to authorize funds to pay for moving the fuel. Benoit McCrosky a memberof the sophomore class of the -senior high school adiressed the school board last night Ic the interests of the Salem high school radio club. The board granted the club the use of the quarters in the sen ior high school building formerly occupied by a wireless society. The board also loaned wireless equip ment to the club. Tbis equipment had been used in an abandoned course of study at the high school. Tbe club has 30 members, nine of whom hare gifernment licenses as amateur radio operators. . The list of teachers elected last night follows: SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Nelson, J. C. English Department Macleay, Elizabeth. . Ross, Ada. Brown, Hazel. Bolin, Faye. ' Collins, Edith. Johnson, Alleyn. , , Mathematics Deiiartmcnt Holt, Beryl. Clark. Ola L. Collins, Victor. History Department Savage, H. H. Heist, Lina. Smith, Gertrude. Robertson, Mabel. Science Department Clark, Herman. Phllpott, June. Latin Department Churchill, Marie. Hale, Laura. V. Commercial Datis, Merritt. Horning, Orlamfo. Hogg, Elizabeth. Slade, Beulah. Corbln, Louise. Arthur, Mabel. NEW Industrial Arts Department Bergman, E. E. Chambers, Chas. N. Home Economics Department COLLINS AGAIN IS , v IN DUBLIN (Continued from page 1) States' must be pussled to know what is happening In Ireland at the present time. He declared that Walkerr Kilty. Kellogg. Stella. Frestcfa and Art Department Paden, Hazel. ; Townsend, fiophia. v, Mnsic Physical Edacatlon Huntington, Hollis. Washington Junior High School Durham, H. F.. EClish Humphreys, Gladys. Bolller, May. Fowle, Teresa. Townsend, Mary V. Kennedy. Ruby V. MiVthetnatics Pohle. Alma. Bear. Hazel (Latin) History and .Cirica . Aldrich, Fred. ;.' ' , Scenc ". Sparks, Leslie. . .penmanship and Spelling Douglas, Fannie. Home Economics Creech, Eula. Mannal TraJsdns; Department Mitchell. L, P. . Ptiysi'cal Education Hulsey, Homer. Hurd. Conifrde. junior Grant High School Miller, E. A. Barker. R. S., manual training. Johnson. Leila, mathematics and history. Boontje, Anna, mathematics and history. Mercer, Harriet R., home eco nomics. Ranch, L. May, English. Thompson, Grace, (Latin) and English. Peyton, Laura English and physical training. Thompson, Alice, civics and music. McKlnley Junior High School Hamilton, Helen B., English. Clark, La Moine B. Hale. May A., Latin. Rotzien, Ruby, mathematics. Curtis, Irene, home economics. White, Etta P. Kreamer, Gretchen. music Knjflewood School Murray, Lyle Ellison, Annie Gram, Hester Murray, Mabel Palmer, Mary Troxel, Esther Garfield School Cosper, Margaret J. Brown, Ode Duncan. Minnie Y. Ellis, Georgia McCaffrey, Lulu , Ives, Ruth Phillips, Cretaz Shields, Grace Stermer, Ruth Highland School Kramer, Emma Allen, Bertha Allen, Mabel Currin, Ellen Bartlett, Isabel Murray, Ruth Lincoln School Currey, Mabel Rotzien, Violet Temple, Mabel Williams, Jennie Park School Dotson, U. S. ' Beddingfield, Elsie Lick, Grace Martin, Jessie Martin, Amy Moore, Maude Sheridan, La Vina Trindle, Mildred , Richmond School Ficher, Anna l3urch, Maybelle Chapter, Adella Cochrane, Adona McAdems, " phebe Bodayla. Rose " JT. . Grant Elementary Deyoe, Ella Gamer, Bertha Hammer, Bennle Washington Elementary Bell, Orpha Martin, Carrie Ballots will be cast from 9 In the morning until 5 o'clock in the af ternoon. There will be elected officers for the presidency of the student body, vice president. treasurer, secretary, editor of the Colleaian and manager of the Collegian. These officers will be elected to hold office for one year. Much interest has been snown oy the student body in the nominees, for I yesterday there appeared on the campus a circular carrying election nroooganda. It was headed, "We Want a Man for Editor of the Collegian." KU KLUX KLAN IS BLAMED BY JURORS (Continued from page l) Friday 'night and said they knew of no such thing as a preliminary oath in their organization. Persons may be admitted to the klan, Coburn testified, either upon the payment of a fee or by rend ering some -"important service" to the klan.. . Officials Confer AfterMhe verdict was rendered DeputyDistrict Attorney W. G. Do ran. who conducted the inquest with Coroner Frank A. Nance, conferred with District Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine and .Pre siding Judge Frank R. Willis of the Los Angeles county superior court. Judge Willis announced after the conference he would commun icate with Judge F. Houser of the same court, whose duty it is to impanel a grand jury when called upon. .The Jury, if called by Judge Houser, will be asked to in vestigate the Jnglewood raid and the activities of tbe klan, it was stated. Students at Willamette To Elect Officers Today Elections of the Associated stu dent body officials will be held today at Willamette university BRUSH .COLLEGE Tributes Are Many at Funeral of W. H. Byars Banked by the numberless floral tributes of many friends, the body, of General W. H. Byars, pioneer educator, newspaperman, engineer and Boldier, was borne to its last resting place at the City View cemetery yesterday. Funeral services were held in the First Methodist church, where Rev. Blaine E. Kirkpatrlck spoke on the 'life of General Byars as a man - and a citizen, as well as a father. The Grand Army of the Republic had charge of the fun eral services at the church and the service at the grave was in charge of the Masons, under the direction of George H. Burnett - I William McCall and Mrs. Marie eventa and left 1 for, f Portland. Thev wUl be at home oaws-" Call ranch after June 1. Tha school .Is In mourning ior Freeman Drake, one et the, aeT enth grade hoys, who died Mon day eventa sUTietlo of paen- mnnia. He had been a pupu in the school but a short time- George Bayer, died Jast Thurs day of pneumonia. He leaves many relatives and friends. Oscar Meyer, who former ly lived here, haa sold her prop erty at Neskowin ' and bought a small tract of land east pt tne penitentiary, ; - The people of Brush uouege were all glad to hear It announc ed at Parent-Teacher meeting; last Friday night that Mr., and Mm. V. A. Hoac had been elected to teach the school again next year. .' Albert Ruge is building a house and barn on his "place near here. A physician from Portland was called to see Paul Gibson, who has hMn an f terms: for some time with severe throat trouble. The doc tor pronounced It the same throat infection that has been causing so much trouble in Portland, and stated that it would be some time hefore he could come to school. Luclle, Genevieve and Arthur Spurlock started to school here Mondir. Thev are from Utah, and are living on the Dr. Scoville place. Mrs. F. Demplck expects her husband to arrive this week-from Minnesota. . The first baseball game of the season between Brush College and Mountain View was won by the latter, the score being 15. to 4- J. E. Yonel. acting minister oi the Dallas Presbyterian, ehnrch, -has received notification from the United State sTernment thri he haa been 'commissioned & chap- lain In the United States reserve corps. . Mr. Tonal expects to he assigned to the 96th reserve ili vislon which includes the states of California. Washington, Mqn tana and Oregon. ' Rev. ; Mr. Tonel was a chaplain during the . World war. .... j H MMHBSMSSBWVSMMMMS . lnLL is nrnxKD ; SPOKANE. Wash,, April S3. fire late today ; dettroyed the flonr vmlll,' eletator and ware house of the ." Superior - Milling . company at Winona, Wash. ' Em Bjssfj f. ssVfss sat gjssss fw Burglars Are Busy, But Little of Value Taken Burglars who . seem to have been peculiarly successful in get ting into and out of the places they have picked for plunder, but lamentable dubs in selecting the homes that have laid in a supply of easy pickings for their especial use. have operated extensively this week. At about 3 : 20 Thursday morning, one of the light fingered gentry found his way into the Dan J. Fry home, 606 South High street, through an unlocked hack window, and got away with a wo man's purse containing about fS in cash. The house of Mrs. Em met, at 1655 Saginaw, was enter ed, but apparently nothing was taken.. The house of E. J. Huff man, 1675 Saginaw, was entered by way of an open window, and (1.30 in cash and a purple tie and some other articles of small value were taken. Prizes for Penmanship Offered by Fair Board DALLAS, Or., April 25. (Spe cial to the Statesman) In order to stimulate tetter penmanship among, the school students the Polk county fair board, will give three prizes. at the fair next fall for the best specimens of writing. Any pupil of a grade school in the county can compete for the prizes and the contest will close May 20;. Frizes oirerea are a follows: first prize $4; second 3, third SI. . Tbe same prizes will be given for the best composition on any snbject ; and it like' the penmanship specimens . Is to bt exhibited at the, fair Dallas People to Drive By Auto to California DALLAS, Or.. April S 3 ( Spe cial to The Statesman') Mr. and Mrs. Otho Williams of. this city accolffpahled " Mr." Williams' sis ter,; Mrs. A. J- Rhodes of Seattle, on a trip to California, the start being made from Dallas this morning. .They expect to ' find some snow on the mountains in the southern part of the state but from, advice' received from that section recently the roads are passable.: for cars. They expect to tour California lor about a month before . returning home. Dallas Minister Given . ; Reserve Corps Chaplaincy . DALLAS, Or., April 24. (Spe cial to the Statesman) The Rev WWW, HI7 Monthly; pains,- neuralgic, . sciatic an 4 rheumatic pains, headache, backache and all other aches are . eruickljc re lieved by. Dr.Milcs'M-PalnPUls Contain no dangerous habit forming drugs. - Why don't you .'try. them?; 4 .1 .. Ask your 'druggist Reduced Round Trip Fares Tickets on sale daily on and after April 15. . Return limit seven days vA'.-. after sale. . i Oregca El:r:fric Ry. ' ; To and From ? Foriland , 12.75 11L1 m mm ' vitRuiy - i o a .2.03 .3.90 .40 .90 Corvallls Ensrene Forest Grore Harrisburs . Hillsboro 3.10 Junction City M Wood burn ; .95 Proportional round trip fares to and from all oth er stations on the Ore gon Electric Ry; where the 'one way fare is 80 cents or more. Oregon Electric Ry. J. W. RITCHIE, Agent Telephone 727 STXOrSIS Of1 THl AKNTMXi ' STATBMBXT Of THSi Century Insurance Company - .': V Ltd. t Ll.a. Bului. m tfc tfclrtfiflrtt W ( DKtmHr. Hit- m t th la rinc coraiftiMloaar t th Ut Or- on. purwtst y 1PW . Cartel. . 400.000.00 C(" premiums rcelrd during ymt ....... lf.lTfU MriinmU rnt rteelvad dbriag tk ' Iaoom tram lhmc aourec r clv4 Sarins tk yr...... 4t.sso.co am.si STNOPsis or THB AinrffAL STATEMENT Or i , The Aetna Casualty and v Surety Company ;.. of Hartford, la th aUta of OaaaMtteat. oa tb Slat dar ot Dwenbtr. ltl. na4a to h lnaraaea commlaslonar or tba etata ( Qreroa, purraant ta law: maat capital atoefc paid S X, OOO.OOq. W laoama. ""V'- ...' Kat premlama racalTd dartos th yar .....aii.iii.iia.aa tattfML dlTtdaada aad. raata raoalvad darias tha rtar... SO4.228.S0 tncoma from athar aouraaa ra- 1 ' cciTod durla tha fm .... 408.J27JM T.ul laeama S90.seO.UJ 1 : . ... - s Ktt (oaaca paid duriag taa jraar inflndlaa adJustmcat ax-- Cpaaaaa :.. .,:.,... 47aNl Cammlaatoaa a aalarlaa paid - - - . 4 aria tha yaar. 21S.tW.44 Taxaa. Hchmi ' aad faaa Bald - . aurlua- tha raar ll. 444.21 Amauat af ail atr axtand- - lUiraa .............. ....... i 7as0J2 Taut txptaditsraa TS0.TS0 91 . Aaaeta, Valva af ataefca aad Soads owatd (hook valaa)........f 2S.7.SS Qthar tadgar aatUM ......... . . 100.00 Caah la baaka aad aa hand...' I S2.82T.6t premium ) coarao. af e.li.e ' , tt.a' wrtttea alaea Seaumoar :o. U2i i.. sasoit , lataraat and raata du aad ao- . eraad 14.722.52 Dedaet hook; r.Iua af aoada avar market alua....i..... - S.82S.3S ToUl admittad aaaata. 81.lla.2ee.tT : . UaMBUaa. Oraaa alaiaaa tar laaaca aapaid.8 140.843.08 iAmnot af aaaaraad praaaiama , oa all autataadtag liakf . .... S8S.89S TC 'All athar llaWUMeo... ........ . 18.000.00 BVaUmatad azpaaaaa ot lnT.U- ' gatlaa aad adJaaUag loas... l.OOa.00 Total UabiUtira. aseltialva af ;. eapltal atock of. ..f BSCTOit t, -' r ta Orcs for thta Tar. (Nat pramiama raealvad durtag J tha raar 8 T.S J4 aj tt-oaw paid durtag tha yaar... 4.a3S.Tt Xoaaea laearrad daring tha i. rar ,V.V... ; l.4Stsa : CCXTCBT CSS. CO, LTD. aiSRT W. BROWS CO. V. S. Maaagat. UeCAXOAK. BAT1VS 4 UVCX.T. V i Oaaaral Agaata Ta BalWiag. - . fortUaa. Or. Tatal locoma .............412.774.070.18 DltaMmaaaeata, ;; Kat oaa paid darlpg tha raar lacnraiaa luuimai. , asaaaaa a.avz.Tav.03 DiTtdaada paid t oa aaplUl stack duriag tha Jax. 240.000.00 Commlaalona aad aalarlaa paid durtag tha raar 4.I79.00J.18 Tax.a. lleasaoa aad feca paid , during tna jaar a.ia.ao Amaaat at all tha axpaodl- tu raa ..... ... r S02.S80.S0 TaHal oxpaadltaraa) ........lS;Oe7.8S3.SO Vatna of stocks aad. eaada - owned (mark.t Taloa) 2 aS22.81S.S0 Loans oa mortgagaa avnd cal- Utui!. ate. ....I... S.S10.040.0S Oaah la hMka and oa hand... 1.230,222.57 Premiums In coarao of aatloo- . tloa wrlttaa si no Saptam . bar SO. 1S21 lT10.SS4.ra lataraat aad rcau da aad ao- croad 18S.02S.40 Othar aaaeta 4S8.78S.S3 Total admittad aaaata.,....ia.t38,S83.83 Gross claims for losssa unpaid -8 8.22.8l.e Amount of anaarnad pra miama oa all oatataadlag nska ';. . . ... : .oea.rra.iT Doo far commlsaioa aad brok- - araga 41S.738.88 AH othar llabllltlaa S71.S7t.32 .. Total UabUHlea. oxcroatra of capital atock of 22.000,000. .21,088,337.78 : . Paslafsa la Oqagaa for tha Tatar. Kat premiums racalTad during , tha year $ ST.872.48 Loaaaa paid durtag tho Tear.. S7.US.U Loaees " incurred during tha year y 9S.tU.2i TBX ATTSX CASTAXTT STRKTT CO. MORQAlf O. BUIOCELET. PrCsldast. RAWDOK W. MTKK8. Secretarr Pant C Bates. Tsoa hvlMiac. Portland. - Or ataMtory (aatdaat attarnay for set i- tea. i ... . . 1: x MeCAROAR. BATES A LIVELY. . Ocners1 Agents Taos Bwilding. Portland. Or. TNorsis or tbb aitntjal state ment or the The Hartford Steam Boiler , Inspection and Insurance Company of Hartford, la tae . atate ot Csnnacticut, an the Si at day of Xeeembar, 1821. mada ta tha Jnjrarance commissioner of tha atate Af fWlM. 1 II 1 1 1 .lit I. ' Cfcpttal. ifflt at capital atock paid Up. 2, 000,000. 00 Net premlnma reastoad daring tna raar IS,asp,ira.H lataraat. diTidoado aad rant racalTad daring tha raar.... 428.824.07 I nco ma from other saorpea ra- pairs daring tha raar..... 104. 025.04 Total lnoema ......... .$2,330,832.81 IHabaraameata. Kat losses paid during .tha rear. . Ipclading adjastment xpt f 88$.75t biTldonds . said oa capital atoek daring tha raar. Commlaaloaa aad salaries paid daring tna rear Taxes, licensee aad fees paid daring the rear AmL ot all othar expenditures. Total expenditures 100,000,00 1.10,3.OS 2W.673.S8 1.131.102.t STNOPSIS Or THB ANNUAL STATS' ment or THB City of New York Insurance 'Company of New York. In the atate of New York on the thlrtr-nrat dar of Oacsmaar. 1S2L anada to tho iaaurance eommiaaloner of tba atata of Oregon, pursuant to law: v Capital. Amount af capital atock paid - UP .....$1,000,000.00 la earns. Net premiums received during tha raar u 1.823,:4 04 Interest, dlridends ajid rents . received daring tha rear . . . 129.888.10 Income from other sources re ceived daring the rear .... 818.S88.t4 Tout income 22.071.S7S.0S .18.14J.I78.8S Aaaeta. Value of real aetata awned (market value) $ 150.000.00 Veins of atock and bonds owned (market value) 8,429,307.52 Loene oa mortgagee aad col- lateral, ate. 2.S7S.SS0100 Cash la bank. aad oa hand.. 488,012.03 Premloma la eeurse af collec tion wrtttea alnee September so. mi Tss.eis.ei lataraat aad raata due- and ac crued - . . 120.tSl.Sl Agaau' 'ledger balance 4.817.40 Total' admitted aaeeU..... ..S9.033.O8S.lt XAeJtmtlaa. Gross claims for losssa uapald.8 213.814.87 Amount of unearned premiums en all outstanding risks.... 4,002,830.11 Due for commission and brokerage 138.323.S2 Ail other liabilities 243.297.32 Diafcursemeut. Net 1 oases paid daring the jrear including adjustment expenses f 833.882.38 Dividsnds paid en capital stock during the rear 80.000.00 Commissions and salaries paid daring ths rear 417.02d.8O Taies, licensee and fees paid during the rear ' 83,888,23 Amount of ail other expeadi- turea 1S9.7J4.8J ToUl expenditures .1.31,S64.38 144.S00.M 833,397.82 Value at stocks and bonds owned (market value) ...,82.471.043.00 Loans oa mortgages aad col lateral, etc Cash la banks aad an hand .. Premiums in eeurse of collec tion written since September SO. 1021 Interest nnd rents doe and ac crued r Recoverable for re-insurance oa paid losses 358, 604-37 30.100 90 89.863.00 Total liabilities, exclusive at . capital stock of 12.000. 000... $4.213.073. 22 1 Oregon far tho Tear. Kat premiums received do ring the rear. ..$ 34.941 90 Leasee paid daring the rear. . . 430.00 Loans Incurred during the rear 43O.00 THE HABTTOBD TBAM BOILEB IX SrECTION AND INSCBANCE COMTANI. r CHARLES S. BLAKK. Pre si 3 eat. L. P. KIDDLBBROOK. Secretary KARL V. LIVBLT. Portland. Or. - Statutory Beeldeat; Agent Sar Senrico. MeCAROAR, BATES A LTVXLY. 1 . uenarat Agent e Teon Building. Porta and. Or. ToUl admitted assets S3.477.812.0t . lAaSOttiea, Gross claims for laeees unpaid $ 888,513.00 Amount ot unearned sremiuma oa all outstanding riaks ... 1,148900 Due or accrued for commission and brokers ge. etc. 6 0,000. 00 AU other liabilities 200.137.7t Total Uahflltlea. exclusive of capital atock af 81.000.000.00 $l,830.884.Tt Bualaeaa la Oregeai far tho Year. Net pramiama received during the rear .....8 St.002.T8 Losses paid daring tha year... "JO.TS7.14 Losses Incurred during the rear . 13, 230 AS CITY Or NEW YOBX XNStTBANCX CO. T.LLBTDGB O. SNOW. President. - WILFRID Kl'RTH. Secrets rr. SUtutorr Resident Attorney for Service. ; P A CI, C BATES. Portland. Or, MeCAROAR. BATES A LIVELY, Oenernl Agecte ; i Taoa BaileUaeV . , cVortUad. Or. STNOPSIS OF THB ANXTJAX. STATE MENT or Nationale Fire Insurance Company of Paris, Prsnee. an tha thfrty-firat day of Deoamber. 1921.. made ta the Insurance Cammiaekmer of the atata of Oregon, pur- unt to law; Amount paid n Capital. atatuterr deposit .8 200.000.00 SYNOPSIS Or THB ANNUAL STATE MENT or -The Automobile Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn. of Hartford, m tbe State of Connecticut, oa the thirty-first day of December, 1021. made to the Insurance Commissioner of lh State of Oregon, pursuant io law: i. -CapttaX '", Amount of eapltal atock paid dor- Net premiums received m xne yvsr .......... Interest, dtrldenda aad raata received during tae year....$ Total Income ..... 8 904.800 41 83.821. 10 .8 9W.280.S1 Net teens paid during' the year Inoiudanc adjustment ex pea M-s ..... $ 622.tS0.lt Cora raise one aad salaries paid during the rear 80c.702.95 Taxes, licensee and fees paid during tfie. rear 30.732.fid Amount at all other expendi tures) ....................... 90.827.S4 Total expenditures .8 090.018.61 Aaaeta. Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) $1,133,086.00 Cash deposited with Philadel phia Cnderwritere association Cash la banks and an hand... Pramiama la course of collec tion written since September SO. 1921 Interest aad rents duo aad ae- orued . Reinsurance due from other companies 200.00 SS.219.S4 229.4S6.14 14.S2S.S7 1.61 6.S3 .81.4S2.1J1.SO Total admitted assess .... LtebOiUee. Oreea ateima far loaeea unpaid. S 1S0,83.78 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstandinc rlake. ... 747.280. 4t Xteo tor commission and brok- s erace Tl.9fl0.es All other llabilltiea ........... 22.000.00 For adjuatznect expeneea .... 2.000.00 Sarpluu deposit 20a.921.S3 Tetnl KabUItles. excJusivs capital of 82CO.0O0.00.. ot ,..L42.13L80 la Oregoa fa the) Year. Xet aremiuana received durineT ' tba rear .....-.....-.A S.97t.08 Losses paid do ring the rear .. 4.745.43 Lueses Incurred d urine; tha rear . 8. 67.27 XATIOXALB riBE IXSCBAXCB CO. OB PAJUS. FKAItCE. cTTABJCWEATHiCR eTHEPLCY. INCL. United Statea JiemaaTers. Btatuterr resident attorney ttor aerrioe. Paul C , gatea, Portland. Or. . McCA&GAB. BATES UVXL.T. ' Oanaral Acenta. ' Teen Btildlnar Sartlaad. Or. $2,00,000,00 Income. received dur- Net premiums Ing the- rear $10,777,827.81 Interest, dividends and rents received during the raar... 835.333.83 Income from othar sources re ceived daring ths year 700.372.61 ToUl Income. .......... J1L818.6JS47 , nariteuraeraeata. Net losses paid during the rear Including adjustment expenses $8,368. 4$2.t2 Dividends paid oa capital atock during the rear 200.000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year. i. . 2.004.200.73 Taxes, licenses and fees paid duriag tha year 850.094.20 Amount of an other expend! turea 1.873.184.03 Total ezpeaiUtares......,$lL897.t2Lt4) l.ltS.tSO.OO 2,834.489.01 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) ... .8 8,888.184.00 Loans an mortgagee aad eel- lateral, ete. ............... Cash la. banks and on hand.. Premiums in course of col lection written since Sep tember SO, 1021... Reinsurance and salvage due oa paid losses Interest and rests due and accrued ................... 2,182.728.70 743.782.32 88A8741 Total admitted asseU....SH.970,eO2.1S Liabilities. : Gross claims for losses un paid - 31.994.992.33 Amount of unearned premiums oa all outftaadlpg rlk.... S,6,58.$S Due for aommiaslon and brok-; . , erara .................... 23,000.00 Alt other liabilities - 430.992.11 Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock of..... tS.120.SS2.82 la Oregeai for taw Year. ' Net premiums received during . the. rear .......$72.34884 Losses paid during the year 2T.904.M Loeeea Incurred during tho rear.. 89.097,89 THB ACTOXOBTLB IKSCBAKCB COM lAirr or harttobd. coxKBcnctT. MOROAN li. ' BtTLKELKT. President. J. C 'BiRDtN, Secretary. Sututory resident attorney for aprvice. raw v.;.lates, ' r - r. y. .- McCARQAR. BATES - h. LIVELY, General Agenta. ' Yoou Bulldin. . Portland. . Or. STNOPSIS Or THB AWTfUAI STATsb HENT Of TlfBi ... Aetna L$fe Insurance Company f of Hartford, la toe state af Connecticut. tn the Slat dap jot December, 1931. made tho insurancfe commissioner of the staid ot Oregoa pursuant te law; ' M . - I Capital. Amount of capllaj stock paid Total premium income for tha rear . ...: - s U Ml M tf Interest, dividends aad rents ,. ' reeeivea aurlpg tho rear.. 8.&99.8T8.9S Income from other' Sources - ' received fXurlps the rear.. 1,403.820.48 ToU income. ...,........$ 8444,799 13 . nishnrMnuiBita. ' i- Paid for loseeo. endowfmeats. - surrender ......... ..e annuities sad Values ......... Dividends paid topollcrhold srn uunag tne rear....... Dividsnds paid on eapltal stock during the roar (aJt derived from non-participating life and accident business, with the excep tion af taooai. ... . Commissions and ' salaries paid during lha rar Taxes. licensee aad fees "paid sunns; tne rear.......... Amount of all other expeadi- i urea 27.924.S92.90 Xlf741S.BS . 1.000,000.00 1M3A89AB3 1.83.O.086J3 T.128.T50.95 Total axpendltarea ...... mUPZOMZZIi ' Assets. Value of real estate awned market value) $ 1,333,563.92 Value of stocks aad boa da owned (market and amor tized vain l ............ Loans on mortgages aad eel- lateral, one Premium notes and poller . leans Cash la baaka and on hand. . Net uncollected and deterred premiums ................ Interest and eemta ana and accrued 4J43.47S.12 Other aesets (net). .......... lt4.8M.SS Total gross assets ........$i91.44.9 2 .29 TL251,983.8T Sl.S3t.43S.SS 17.871.94 78 7.084.604.94 t, S38J67.58 Deduct assets ast admitted 246.143.: Total admitted assets ....31tl.T18.04d.24 Lnabtntleu. "j-- ! Net reserves as required br ' law .V.. ....... tll5.t44.287.t7 Gross claims for ' losses end r esaime unpaid ........... 1.834.24.22 All other llabiiitieo ........ IMUjiUI BpecUl reserves la addltloa to legal reserves ......... S.491JW0.18 . Total llabilltiea. exrlnstva - of capital atock ot S54K70. . oos . , : i .. . ,TT!v7.ti 8,48i.824.a ta Oregaei for the) Ta Gross premiums received duriag tne vej LUe Business aad lia $203,298. S 0S,4tT.IS T0,2Sd.M 9S.724.0e) Accident, health bllltr business Premiums and dividends . ww.iw ....... Losses and claims paid during v L4fe business t...... Accident, health aad tiabtl- itr business 120.721.33 &-HUL ?rBfn: compamt. I MO ROAN B. Bt'LKELBY4 Presldest. C. B. GILBERT and- : W..H. NEWELL, aeeretarlee. Statutory resident attorney for eerviee.' Cv A, MeCargar. Portland, Or. - ; VoCAJUlAR. BATES A LIVELY, OeeitraI Agente ' C A- VeCAROAB. Manager Llfs..tept, K r I t ( Be 4 ' V TV if. . i i i i i 10 ; k t1 1 v t f vr i 4 1 M V ) - " i t 7 Y r 8a I fl e t - t -1 JVZcCARGAIL - BATES General Agento W ' oh V - V4 J. i?:f