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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1925)
IIIU till IliSlICE FPiitS Mill Increase of J2S Per Cent" in Two YearPerlodls Shown by Report- - ". v Investments; of all Insurance companies in the "state of Oregon on Dwembef 3X1924, aggravated 576.759,300.04 a apainst 5 964,580 -on ' tiecexaW 1 -jail. according ' fo "report completed here yesterday. j by ' iiVllltam -A Mullen.-, 'deputy- tate -'insurance commissioner. . Tne'taereasa in in vestments darlnfe'',ta' :twt yeT period -ffas'isjpr cent,' The report hoif411iat receipts of the state loautnaea department Siave increased from $J10,785,3 In the rear 1921 'to -03itm.5 In the Tear 19 ?4. "CobU of:pef atlng'the departmentin 9 f lcre $ 2 & ,5 8 5.07 as aln$t? 2 8,74 .'.PI in' the year 1921 t,-RetaIMa.rior 1922 were, $312,56.2:, while-the cost of operation was ?6,-f 48.36. in 1923 the receipts increased to $370,17S. and, "tbeostsf-or erution $29,029.04.- " In the year 1922 .thee co'stl't)t operation waa &7-0 perYceiitot tbe receipts, while in 1924' tse cost of operation dropped to 4. 7-ld of the gross -receipts. . ; - v ? ' Tbft ."fato; ; insurarjfco fjtrthW iiuuer Hsu is busus. ii5jvfJ7Tiut. There """are" .six ' deputiei. iwa. stenographers in this' department. Tbe rap to TafflLfeil-on rono third of one PPfifentthe'flrei Insurance premiums.- '. J In the year 1921 tbe'grosa. re ceipts of the depatttaen,t were, 122.215.94, The-f eeeipts srjcreasoa In 7922 to 23,4&S.9'2Bd Ia.J9.2S to I21.332.S7. In tbe'yetriSlV the receipts of . .tha- itte.,;ftre 129.719.69. , , v ,, . ,-,-J .4 4. :i':3iff r . '.. -Receipts .0 ,the. state real .estate, department, blhj administered by i the i state insurance-. commJ-4 doner. Aggregated. II 2,200 in the year19 2 1 with, coats of operation flidd at S,S67.80.. In 15 22 'the Receipts .of ., this: department, -dropped, to ufii.is,.,, with:, costs of 7,636.65. , Receipts for .1923 totalled . tl l. 5 3 0. '' Costs of op eration, !b -123 were J7.732.C7. Receipt In 1924 Increased to 113,428.50, and expenses 7-602.14.- - .-. -.. f- - - The 'amount tot fire Insurance In 'force eta Oregon In : the year 1924,. as Indicated In the. records of tbe state .tnaarance department, was 1682,288,24. Premiums col lectfd 'aggregate's 10.008,910.42. Life insurance ..written apd :'ln fdreeA'fn, Jl924 ;wtfs -$'43M30,32, with premiums collected amount )ng Yo f U3,8 85.$ 77; 4 .0. r Pfemidms collected1 frotomiaoeilaneoua. class es ;bf 'Insurance dating 'the year totalled f4.174.V08.31, i . :8Utiatica: prepared 1 ttrrfitf left ihowed,fthat 0e4rs ago.'th'e total life iHaurance. written in the unued States aggregated si.SOOy 0O0.00Ott whilo 10 "year" later . it hadneariy .donoied ' and totalled iso-.ooo.ooo.ooor :ia isxi jije in Fa'fahce. In;effect aggregated '127.- i.u wuv v,v ana t stnee ui , uae has'lncrfased to 155,000,000,000. llciicve Coughs, Colds, Headache, Rheumatlstii and All Aches cnl Pains Better then a MHstqrdFfer. Mother of British -Kins: Give Awar ourjJiua f JWiiie iri W ;, , - ... , ' , . ?."'.Many Years : LisrEN:i?(V' Free to Hndia Fcis . "LONDON. Dec. !4-i(By Asso. elated-lrcs.-ffrtBe will ot'the late . Qttees fother -Alexaiidra 4 pfcffliafotfd . it I will-he found that heUftimqt.o:niony.'This is the understand lfl In'conrt circles, wVefe t " Is mtdt hat "the Xltieen Mother's t itenerofeittr Vas "limited tonfy' by.hei resources; She gar for riaKQyyeara ehe pledged all, of her-' annual 'allowance -of - 70,000 pounds ' in mdrance to needy in stftotlonsi,anC'ln4Wtdnal3 I Howeyer.' she - ha4 'snvcTi alu ahle 'property, Inclvdlrfg'sb'me'flne, China and the -art collections left Ty her :Jji"?hattd, Bdward 'vil. She also had .fine libraries t and ringham nouse. where ehe - died. and; at her (own reaidece. ,-MarV borough vhuse. i- Sandrlngham h-Omewai. her iwn. -haVin'S been left .her by IClnc Edward. ' ' . --'It lis v camnipnly : sunnoBed that AlQOTtf-aUi'ofrhla.' mother's nron- "rfy. .Queen ,'Alaxandra aTff most ot c.er jewelry to other . members of vh'rorrfimUyseTeral years ago. 1 . v 'Dinner Concert . . .i.. 7: SO 7:43 ICO W JSt, Portland. rweather; oiree.: markets,1' sports. Aoews 'items. . - 4 - ... fitorim ' ; Scout, story.;. Can. . ITc'dirna tf aver story': ; Angles. "Htatofy ;t4ry, prof. Uertzog.-'.- -:' - " - Entertainment f ' I" O-l 1 Kill .(4062), tew ,'A- gele. - 6C:39,:'LetghtiOn,s or cheatrV. .:3O7;30; ! Jilslory 1 story, ProL -Hefttog; CJhrhJt- . dless TiSOr ,,Bey.,; (Jordon, ,1 Pai mer of 'Sou th Park ' C p v'tlat" 'churchrTMO.1 talkon health. Ht: Pblllln M. LoreU: , 810. ChTt&tmas'eTe'prograni of world famous Christmas carols and aacred music, fea turing Ruthv'Pltts eoprano; 10-11;' Clark's dance , orehee- tra. " " i1-" 6-9 CFCA" Calgary; Can." Bedtime -tTSTl ule, tho Radio' lady: 8." da tree ro- gram.. Jack 'Kushton's eerea t&kkfrTTegi ' pocfcet'rorcetf- tra ; 7 program - by j vntver-, elty. of California;- 8, Evelyn rickerlli; Tlolinlst; lldfl Bahhige. cello; loftiee Klo harp; T&abel Bo wen,. ao. .. prano;.9, musical TJrogram; 10, Examiner program. 6:40-11 KPO (123). Satt JPnucybol , 6; 40-7. Und, or chestra; 7-7:30, seiger S' or- rhestra; program: Edith Knox, pl&nist; Radio-Hight symphony orchestra: "9-10 two one-act ' plays. - Pacific CoastV,ns4io players,..EtU Wilson -coieman, ntrector: 10-11, Jack oaileye-Cabirir ans. ,-.f- - ,;;;iu.tike0i oner:; ; XAdy -Astor-: declared . recently that British women have lost their calxticaL ".energy.' since, .they were enfranchiueiL . Their Interest, 4n public alia Irs has waned, she said and , added .that, the full - force of t be .Tote of . Snglisb women can be made felt :only .through the adoeMon of u .prohibition by one oMho parties.: . Sba.3 atmpttng to arouse 'na tional interest ? in the liquor. pYob lem througH a series r 'lectures in ihe country districts and speaks "iivucicriioo i)tg gci bwij trvm her, parliamentary duties Idy "Aster-expect to visit her Santa Uses (Plane, Radio to Keep Step , With Times - , - .i ? - r fsTT"rt,w yyyycui M 11 Mt sMiysMpfiBjaaaft: jyi m--y -"-s 5 4 ft 5. - -.3:1 te... . . ... 1 y "v. ft i 1 1 r 1 1 -I . rf- - TRAOB MARK ' --S. . r " r - : CLASSIFIED 5ev i W For Him-' for father, 'brother' or hnsTiprtd. , l'no fa, now and order the hrand that they tike.' The Ace, lIMnie Temple. CIGAEETTKS-sYou'W . fm j.tha, kind j-On want hee. i i They ' mftk afpptalil Sifts for moa. -'The Ae, ita sonic Temple. ?1 ... : v if-. ''j r.u. 1 i'-'V' w ' : TOILET SETS -la "silk lined sift et wooderfully ttractiTe-et far, $li to SS5, Trier's Drag,&re, IS7 S. Camraercitl. U DON'T PCZZX.E your head-ar' 'tize. jour feet lookinc . for that carutjiiaa prefect for fcfcr,". ht tie -fiasp-o-tcape kfcow it to yon in i lev minute' time. CHRISTMAS IS til time of rood cheer '--set yonraetf la lh projier fram of mind by. doing; yonr noli aajr ahopptDj the Shop-seop way. i' LUGGAGE Steamer trunl,- wardrobe tmnka, mit eases and handbsjs. "A Isrga mtock for tou to select -from. H. 'Li. Stiff Furniture Co. . .. a mi Central Press fcwsftssa-- 'inventive - genius of the twen-1 lag popularity without being ser . supplements his calls via relnder tieth century isVnablliig ! feaiita j lously inconvenienced.. ChMdrena with an Rirplahe;' ' ...... Claiia'to'.keop'np -with bn lncreas- r.demaiuts oojnUn by.radJo,vahd;he .' ' t f Jr .. .:..!.' . t ; " : .... .... . .- , rr. .. . j. '. : : TT-r ' .-. fashion to-teachl induce and even compel girls to play games Which were originally invented forMg boys and young -men.,; "In teaching arid making girls rplay-these games,": he claimed. you. develop the combative In stinct 'dad the- combative muscles. In this way you are raising a raee of -giantesses, -who : are "going to have tne combative disposition. Another, effect of this ultra-ath leticism among girls of today, is to produce a creature who has the male rather than the female char acteristics." , English vomen are being urged to improve their cooking to bring about less drinking among men. Fl ML WHEAT SEED 1PEGTI0NU Boys to Be Taken Through Salem Industrial Plants and Entertained, . 3f ' Too Iiftte To Classify 1 w snap - -;:" Fine thrco-rooai' some with-, corner lot 50x125 fiet Earafe. - Pritei for quick sale, 1350; $300 down. balance -month- lj" W. II. ORABEXnOKST 4; CO. . 273 .State-St.. .- -PJione 315:. LOT Iomted in Kingwood Park. . I'rie $U0: $3.00 dowu, balance S3.O0-pcr month. VT. H. OKABENHOKaX fc tO. 374 tjtate St. n MB 1T.MARKE0 Governor Pierce and .Secre tary Kozer Speak at Moro ; : Celebration - , Members of 'the "state board of control' returned here yesterday from: fcloro, where-they !were hon or! 'guests at a. banquet .held in celebration of the final payment of wheet seed loans in Sherman county, under authority ot an act o t the' last legislature. The principal speaker at the banquet was JudgeR-'R, Butler of The 'Dalles. Brief addresses were, given by Governor Pierce and' Secretary, of. State Koaer. Of 'the $1,256,000 appropriated under the provisions of the relief act less ihan '55 00,0.00 was loaned. Losses to the state as a result. of Virginia home tfririni: the; firs't the loans . will not exceed : 12,000 vacation f thp.vhftMR nn-irt -ripar I members of the state board of andto make arstudv of the' oro-' contrpi sam blblttdn situation' in" the ! tfnlted States Flans for educational trip dur ing the Christmas holidays are being formulated by J, B. Crary, secretary of the boys'' division of the Salem YMCA, and Bob Board man, physical director, for the junior 'members ; of the associa tion. .......... Om December 24 the bdys" will visit the Spauldlng Lumber com pany's -mill, and' will be taken through, instructed as to the use of the various equipment.. Trips will also- be taken Monday, Tues day,. Wednesday, and Thursday of the. week following Christmas. The M lies- Linen Mill ,. Kay Woolen mills, ' paper mill, state -hospital for ,.the insane, penitentiary, and alley Packing company will he visited. ' During the vacation the ' YMCA .will be thrown open to -every boy, in tbe city. Daily program will be held n consisting of a basket ball tournament, gymnasium work-outs, ping pong -tourna-meuts, table - erouet and Bwim ming. -Admittance will be free during this period, -The purpose for this open week is to allow the boy to become acquainted with the YMCA. It Is "Customary -'each' Jfew Year's flay for the YMCA to -conduct-its open house. Officials' had hoped t hut year's .program would take place in the new building. But as the building will not be completed in time,', the,'. '.open house day will be postponed until the YMCA moves Into Its new home. INVESTMENT Large corner 82xIlC with large ten room. howe located n the rorner of Center and N. Liberty Sts. BUY NOW, IT WILL INCREASE IN VALUE. 1'UICE 16.000: ternui. V. II. OKABENHOitST & CO. Ilea Horn. 273.-Stato St. Bdlanee S15 wr month buys a fT- rooin 'home with comer lot. Vnce 1200. BE-VH-TOIMYr'- - - w. n. oaABEXiioitfrr-& to. 275 !Stat St. ,' ' CLOSE IX RESIPEXCtt Located on Chemoketa near u inter, 6 rooms, modern. Price for quirk sale S7500. V. II. G RAD EN HOK'ST & CO. 275 State St. n :. SEW HOMES '' ire new fvomea- with... k 'Jwtn in living room, fireplace, pared u Price. 36 jil. ,3M) .flown naiance monthly. TITV. XOW 'AND --SECECT 'YOLK PAINT INSIDE ASD OUT. rHOSK 513. 1'OOK CABS AT YOUR SKHV- ICE. W. II. GRABENIIOBST & CO. J Realtors. 25 Stat fit. Phone 315 FOR SALE Jjire scren-room home Iocs ted on the copier ol 'lithjind Center -Su ' Price $300(; terms, immediate poHsesnm. Lot 7,M3U, room for another dwelnnft V. H. OBABENIIORST'&'CO. , . KeaHors. . . 2T3 Rtattf St.' Phone 01 S FOR BALE OR RENT - , Strictly modern five-room home Co pletely furnisbeu, except kitchen rantje, pared - street 'and - close to "car fine Price 3300: term. . Rental 40 p?r moutn; no small cnnnren. W. IL OKABEMIORST I CO. 273 State St. - Phono 515 ton SALE Neat uuniralow between Court and Chemeketa on. 13th St. . - Prico ,3S0O fMOO down, balance monthly. . Han fireplace, baaejnent, . furnace. ' Intte uiate possession. VT. H, lRABENnORST Ic CO' 273 State St. , TIIE 'PEOPLE who ret flat foot and flat wallets d urine tas holiday shoppinf season are the ones ho never thonfht of "OS ill K lh PhosO-scopo. t ; GIVE VTISELYeiva well tiro a thourht to the. Shop-o-soope osfors you give any Christinas presents! THE GIFT without the KVTtr is bare. they say: And often the cier i bsra of Sifts jintil he remembera to. consult tho ohop-o-seope. , . UlTlflElKfJIST' IE DOOKSED IF1 For Her I For5 Home 3IA5ICUR E K0LIrjP8-i-A roaratf teed mchodis A isthrWW-lM ladfe. 'Price, from S3 to $15. Tylers Droif 8-to-o, 157 8. Commercial. RiTTTiT Ynn will find many articles iDitnUle tor Chrlstmaa rts In our Giftry. Flower -sues, owls, console sets. trie lamM. book-end and many oinera. H. L. Stiff Furniture Co.- . yDRSITtn3--Anj - pteo f fnrnltitre makes an ideal Christmas rift, tom and abop oronnd. W.'B bo arlad to sss too. . H. L- SUf f Furnltnro Co. - , THE, SHOP-O-SCOPJt is , f ho rroUt Christssaa - dtseowr atneo ,6anU Claa it today 1 . . - . .. ,: ;. . '"''; prRFrWE ATOMIZErt3 - Importod; good, quality rubber h.uftK A'Kt ot wia wu appreciation, fl.50 to S2.0O. Tyler's Drug Store. 137 8. potnmerciol. xrrcia rtT wmirr-fcofdro'-ChrUtsB DocemW to bo tasev Z. ' splendid cuts ciecii '"- . 7.. Shop-o-aeope I . - : ; . 4 -.' . -4 - AT THE" SPECIALTY. SHOP 53 Court St.. there is on diply a exauisitt tbio " hsndmado- bandkerohiofs, under wear snd Tihbon aorelttes. Thero is also something-new Banosoao Uissennria tors which are tised as deodorisers In home, .office or theaters, . ' AYTAri-Permit th Maytag Itsolf to prove it unequalled helpfulness ! T"" lswith . -llwr if -H 'doeta't ITSELF, don't keep it. AVo Will y bring a Martag right to your homo. Tho Maytas Shop, ISO South High Street. Telephone 22 IS. ' " M OUT OF 1TE Handkerchiefs r:No;rLonger Needed m-Theatres, bays Dramatist's Kin Fall tiv Pranks Makes Nation Toss Away Leisurely Daytime Play The Petite de Jeuner, "Little Breakfast" which has long, been the traditional f,irstk meal ot the day in Paris, seems -doomed. Its disappearance -will arouse; no la mentation among tbone non- Frendi visitors f who have. exper(i-j in tae theatre and caused much PAUlS.Dec. 12. (By Assoc! ated Press.) rLyslane, Bernhardt, grand daughter of "Sarah Bern hardt, says she has discovered that womail no longer,,. weep In theaters and has been seeking ex- nlanation of this change. She remembers how, when her grand' mother nlaved Marcuerite Cauth ier, the sad fate ot the lady with the comellas brought tears from the eyes of almost every, woman enced the difficulty of obtaining a sufficient meal in tbe morning as a start for a hard day's sight seeing. The coiiTittubus day is 'displac ing the -divided day in. Paris bns iness and industry and is proving more popular with both employes and employers. Tirae was when almost every ' shop and business house displayed a sigji showing that it closed from noon til, 2 o'clock but such signs now be come rare.- Work from 9 or 3:30 till n o'clock with a short interval for a light lunch !s becoming the general rule. A -roll and a cup of coffee, the typical French breakfast is found hardly sufficient perliminary to such a day." i '., : .-. . . .1... "-J . Pierre -Renaudel, one of the leaden of the French Socialist party, started his adult life as a veteriaary wurgeo'n - and is-- not ashamed of.it. ' ' In the chamber of deputies re cently he was replying to criti cisms" by, , his conservative col legues. , "There have been - too many doctors trying to. attend to our finances." he started, when a member of the' right interposed: 'How about Teterinarians?" "At. your service,'' replied ite naudel, politely, -.amid the roars of the house. sniffling among the male part ot the audience. - Far the passing of such emo tional displays she advances two explanations. Late supper and dancing parties' are now the usual sequel iu an evouing . me mva vtTxv .TfTrttrri Tharo'a absolotaly no aubatltato for the Jk(W JjJJ busy bnyinc lt','a,by U shoppers.. I . .i V,-, K PHOKOORAPHS -saako Mel Cristma gift.. Wo hsve mimyTiioaoi wnwo f,. tho family end have tho 'yTJ. want tho year around. H. It. Btllf jrurT ttnro Co. j., FAT STOCKINGS witkwt'tWa p.ek.et books I That's easy do your uunsunasi bay ins; throogT the tUiop-o-acope. ' -f ter and women try to amid goins , to them with 'red eyes and.nosesi Rut 'the fundamental -reason, ano said, lies in the changed aUtua Ot women in France since tne war. They have achieved a sort of In dependence and with-It self-control and a dislike to be found in- dulging 'ia -daplays. Of -weakness. - that might majrk them interior ty,n men. - Mile, Bernhardt j rrgrets :tii change. She sayBemotiqn is Koo4i;; w for women anil .prevents their. na-. turea being ch.o.ked. by.tgotiam,, and selfishness.. vl ; - , XiL- - . - s - , y - -x . .1, swasawBiasw aaniapaw(SSl"Fso ,...it ,f ' , ' - The friend bad dropped In to i . see - D.'Auber,- the great, animal painter, ;put the finishing, touches . on his latest painting. He was mystified, however, whenTAibr took some raw "meat ahd rubbed it vigorously over the 'pnintcd rabbit in the foreground. , , "Why on earth did yon do ; that?" he asked. . . ''Why you -nee,'.' explained D'Auber, "Mrs. Millions is. com? lnc . to, see,thU picture, today. When she sees her. pet rpoodl smell that rabbit, and get excited over it, abe'll'buy It on the spot." Roseburg -Modern Tcrematori turn to cost $5p;o 00 ""proposes1 tiered v'1 ' ' '-, . " '.wr, i. V - f How to Quickly Limber, JJp Sore, Stiff,; Swollen,, Joints.. ; It was a high-class pharmacist who saw prescription after pre scription.fall to help hundreds of his customers lo get rid'of rheu matic swellings and stiff, inflam ed, pain-tortured joints. . And.it :was this same .man . .who asserted; that a remedy could and would .be compounded that would make icreaky, swollen, tormented joints work with Just as much smoothness as they ever did. . Now this prescription, rightly named Joint-Ease, after being tested successfully on many , ob stinate cases. Is ' offered through progressive pharmacists to mil lions of people who suffer from ailing joints that need limbering Up. . .. .- - : ... Swollen, twirtgy, inflamed, stiff, pain-tortured joints arc. usually caused by. rheumatism, but.. what ever: the cause, Joint-Ease soaks straight in through skn and flesh right down to the tendons. ana ligaments - of the joints right where all the trouble starts an4 then blessed. relief comes 'anickly.y Remember, Jofnt-Easa ; la.4fof ailments' of the- joints, wb-'etherHrs ankle, knee, hlp, 'elbow, spine ;ot linger, and when yon .rub 'It on, yon'mayerpert speedy and gtatl Tying -results. - It Is now on sale at.Dan'L J. . Fry Drug Co. and druggists every where for 0 cents a tube. . .- -Alwuys remember, . when Joint' Ease gets in joint agony gets out quick. ' " ' - . , Biggest 8c4Ug -Joint Itcmrdy.ln the AVorld . n . j "jrTWKW ITEttK Woct - - the" .Rdma'noft jowcls niot ih tho hadda of "the Soviets' are. now la.'Ani'rica..Whcacver tbo Jewels of the' late Csar'r family are offered for' sale In Jjon'dbui Arjwricaui arc always most prom Inc.nt;aon5 the wduld-be purr chp-rs.. At rprese'ritv there are very few of itHe "Romanoff treasures to po found 'here... where once Ibey ffiuM"J)e "bought nlmostt every rshop'rri'W wrst'i-nti." - SZ'"' "The, last .of .the jewels jottered forjsale, a pair of perfectly match- cd .pigeon blood raby car rings. have been, sold to Mrs. Daniel Wbnrloaof ' Washington. Amerl cans evlderitlyhave. 'little fear of the misfortune wlrleh Is .sald'to hang Over . thesa' lewais: for Mr3 Wharton some time ago ru re based oao of - tho -Romanoff meralda, said , to be the. -most unlheky of . England is - raising a race Of eom.bstlve..gisntesses, Pr.Meonaid. Williams aa Intern at lonally Known Il jaedlcAl -specialist, aaserted, re-l contly. Ho said It baa become tbei -. 1 --'- ' " 1- ' ' ' " a T at w w- "wb TiTY T If . , - ... . -. 'a , , .. . . t , : - , . . . ;. , ' . . By Charles :2LSe2l3nc2 s w ; f'""'' ' " " ' .'"' . "' "'i ' . - - " " . . ............. . I.. , , 1 ..... f 'MJia- J .tr: 1 -1 m - . .' . ',v - ' ' - --- 1 1 p.-. .'.-' . 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