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Newspaper Page TextPAGI3 EIGHT r i Tt 03EC0N OTATBSMAIiV Galea, : OnzsaYiat&X7 -nia?, Aynria. wmmmmmmmmmm ffl ' B S . h Utyi'ennis - ; "T- rv I Besesessiw a a u w , 4 1' Benefit Frolic for High I School Baseball Team to Be Saturday Night, Gym! Collins' Shows 'Stuff When - Stationed in Hafey's Garden Position ; ; , 8T. LOUIS, April It (AP)t- Champlonshlp strides were taken today by the St. Louis Cardinals as they decisively outplayed the Pittsburgh . Pirates,' 10 to 2, In the opening game ot the .season. Ttie If Jl National league pen nant won by the Cardinals was raised with ceremonies Just be fore the came, which . attracted A lively program has been ar ranged for the Salem high base ball benefit frolic to be given at the high school gymnasium Sat orday night, from 8:10 to 11:10 o'clock. A dance will be held and also a number of special features have been arranged. On the program will . be songs, lap dancing and other features. 1 A good dance band has been se cured for the occasion with sev eral from Boots Grant's band combining with some out of town players. . Johnny Perrine and Dan Me- 8 paying customers. Cold weather cut attendance consider J earthy are in charge of the pro- ably. Hint Rhem, who. had pitched the Cardinals to victory in the opening games of ' pennant win ning years of 1121, 1928. 1930 and 1921, Justified his selection as opening plteher for St. Louis, scoring his fifth triumph as. hurl er for . the season's first game. - James Ripper Collins, who re : placed the slugging Chick Haf ey In left field for the Cards, proved ' Inore than Just a substitute by - knocking the ball over the right field pavilion in the seventh in ning for the only home run of .the game. Pepper Martin, hero of last season's world series, reminded the fans that he is up to old - tricks by stealing a base. , R H B Pittsburgh 2 -"7 1 St. Louis 10 13 1 gram and are promising a big I time to all who come. The proceeds will be used for baseball. Official practice has not started yet, but will get Into mo tion next Monday. The players have been getting, their arms and hands, toughened In and Johnny Perrine, who has been busy prac ticing, football, has . also found time to get his pitching arm Into fair condition. The first game will be a week from Friday against the renown ed Chemawa team. This promises to be a great battle, as both teams have most' of last year's players back, including the two checkers. Vlvette with, his speed-ball will doubtless oppose Perrine who has a beautiful fade-away ball. 35 Hits Feature Opener at Sacramento; Hollywood And Seattle win Elephant Flees Wildcat; Su. T. -7 Sac 'to e Porti'd S Holly. S COAST UAOUI - U Pet. - : W. Lv .875 .ISO .635 .835 0kh S SoOttU J Missioa 1 Pet. .874 .STS .sso .125 SACRAMENTO, April 12 (API Portland won .the first game of the series rrom Sacra mento here today after a slugf est that brought about 35 hits and 20 I runs. Freitas, Bryan and Salvo ouiuf, .7. Struggled through tor the Ducks. ablT et ut ! Homers were hrt by Moore and eyes on the balL French, . Swift and Rhem and Wilson, "Grace; - Reds Rally to Win CINCINNATI. April 12. (AP) Smashing the Chicago defense wide .open, after Root's hand had been injured in attempting to stop a hard drive, Cincinnati won the season's opening game, 5 to 4, today. Going into the ninth with the score .4 to 1 against them, the Reds scored four runs to win. Chicago 4 8 0 Cincinnati 6 10 2 Root, Bush and Hartnett; Johnson, Benton and Lombard!. Babe Starts Well; Swats Two Homers PHILADELPHIA, April 12. (AP) Babe Ruth and Sam Byrd hit two home huns apiece and Lou Gehrig one as the New York Tanks slammed out an opening game victory over the Philadel phia Athletics, 12 to S. Jimmy Poxx and Al Simmons hit homers for the A's. The crowd wajs about 10,000. R. H. E. New York 12 12 1 Philadelphia C 11 1 Gomez, Ruffing and Dickey; Earnshaw, Deshong and Coch rane, Heving. 22 BALL PLAYERS, OIIIliDlLLf.SII Giants Trounced NEW YORK. April 12 (AP? The, New York Giants celebrat ed the start ot their 49 th year as members of the National league and John McGraw's 30th season as manager today but the Phillies took the opening day vic tory before 20,000 fans. Philadelphia ....... 13 1? 0 New York 6 11 5 Collins and V. Davis; Walker, Bell, Mitchell, Parmelee and O'Farrell. CHICAGO, April 12. (AP)- Two newcomers, the veteran "Sad Sam" Jones and Carey Selph, started the White Sox off to a good start in the American league race today by pitching and bat ting out a 9-to-2 victory over the St. Louis Browns before a shiver ing crowd of 18,000. Selph, considered the prize draft of the year, blasted out three doubles off the delivery of Stewart and Blaeholder. R. H. E St. Louis ...2 8 2 Chicago ..9 18 1 Stewart, Blaeholder and Fer rell; Jones and Grube. Cleveland at Detroit postponed. cold weather. Washington at Boston post poned, rain. . Brandt Too Good BROOKLYN, April 12 (AP) ,Ed Brandt, Boston's star southpay, proved a bit too much for the revamped Brooklyn Dodg ers today and the Braves won" 8 to 3. About '30,000 fans saw the Dodgers play their first league game under the management of Max Carey. Boston 8 12 1 Brooklyn 3 5 2 :; Brandt aad Spohrer; Hoyt, Thurston, Heimach and Lopez. SEASON OPEN'S SUNDAY TSILVERTON HILLS, April 12 The first baseball game for the season of the Silverton Hills grange will be played Sunday be- Percy Locey to Coach Denver s Football Squad DENVER, April 12 (AP) Denver university has engaged Percy Locey of the Olympic club San Francisco, to coach Its root ball team for the next three vears. Locey succeeds Newell (Jeff). Cravath, former Univer sity of Southern California Star In a reorganization pian unuer hlch Lew Mahony, the present graduate manager of athletics, becomes athletic director. 'The apoolntment ot Locey, who played his football at Oregon Ag- Demaree. R H E Portland 11 18 1 Sacramento ......., 9 17 2 Shores and Palmlsano; Freitas, Bryan, Salvo and Wlrts, Woodall. Though Jones-Wins Match Did ja ever see an elephant In the show at . Matchmaker Harry full flight? That's what the Sa-j Plant's cauliflower dreus. Salem lem wrestling fans saw at tho ar- fandon saw the flashiest, speediest mory Tuesday night when George land most, gracerui wresuer wno "Wildcat" Wilson pursued big Bob I ever entered the Salem ring al- Nelter of Salt Lake City about the 1 most take the old fox, Henry rlnr. riving him fmn tackles un-1 Jones of Provo, Utan. That was til he finally took two falls. "The Duke ol Barnngton- ai But that wasn't nearly half of Finnegan ei spnngiieia. onio The handsome little Irishman entered the ring wearing a long black cloak with glittering gold lettering on the back, Instead of tho usual grappiers kunona. Ho captivated the crowd at once and the fans went wild when he took the first fall In 23 min F IRILLEflEfl Play Reaches Semir Finals DALLAS, April 12 Twenty,' Hal E. Hoss. secretary of state, yesterday was eailed on to make the drawings for the northwest i second-round tennis matches were Y. M. C. A. volleyball tournament played over the weekend In the which will be held here Saturday city tournament with several con afternoon and evening. The draw- solation matches being played la lag was witnessed by Charles N. spare time. As a result of these Laughrige. deputy secretary Of matches, the race in tho women's state, David O'Hara, ot Hoss' of- and girl's . tournament went to flee. Dr. L. E. Barrick, captain tho finals and only tho champion ot the Salem team, and R- R. ship-matches remain In each dlvi Boardman, Y. M. C. A. physical slon. Semi-final matches are next director. S in order In the boy'a divhion bat As the drawing worked out, Sa- there are seven players left In the lem drew the hardest schedule for men's race. a- a bye before at least one of their r 'n" ntea. which seemed like only five, games. Salem's bye will come In Marls won from Elyte Onfrin f with a reverse surfboard hold. m the last round when the locals a 'u oJJl Ll Shellenback Wins LOS ANGELES. April 12 (AP) Turning In a rapid-fire triple play in tho seventh along with two double killings earlier in tho game. .Hollywood won its first baseball tilt of the series with Los Angeles here today. C to 2. DALLAS. April 12 Twenty- two prospective baseball players responded to Coach Shreeve's call for material this week and prac- Frank sneuenoaek. veteran Stars tice got under way tor tho com-1 spltball hurler, held the Angela to ing season. Only six lettermen re- live hits and contributed to his turned this year which will leave own cause with a homo run with several positions open for the new one on in the fourth. men. Prospects ot a strong team I R H E are not so good but Shreevo hopes Los Angeles ....... .-i 2 E t to develop a combination that can uouywooa 8- 8 0 hold its own in the county race. sweeuand, Miller and Campbell; Dallas opens the county league sneuenDacic and sassier. season hero against Alrlle, last years champions, on April 19. oaks Hurler Wild Those reporting for practice OAKLAND, Cal., April 12. were: John Friesen, Bud Coon. fAP) Seattle defeated nikimii Rex Femberton, Bob McMillan, H to 6, in a loosely played game Clifford Brown, Lloyd Hunter, here today. Cloyco Grant, Leland Lefors, Bob The Indians scored five runs in Woods, Fred Lewis, Lester Frie- the first two innings without the sen, Coy Minnlch, Glen Jones, aid of a base hit. The seorln ram- Charles Laing, Bill Watson, Ted I page was duo mostly to the wlld Koelfgen, Paul Palmer, Bill Van I ness of Kasich and Ludoloh. Oak- Nuys, Wilson Holden, Bill Cross, land pitchers, and a pair of Oak Salem Is getting ready to bo host city to m lot of conven tions this year and to that end, we suggest school for hosts, eond acted perhaps .by the police. Apparently iytt an of oar people know how to be hospitable. Sorely no friend ship was gained among the Knights Templars by those per sons who drove their can through tho parade Tuesday night, and Interfered with the marchers In other ways. Jones took tho next two falls. J have no further games to play.l but ho reverted to rough tactics to The round robin schedule, with do so, as he was waging a losing two games going on at the same battle at straight wrestling. . time is as follows: . I The second fall was literally Portland vs. Salem. Seattle vs. won by an uppercut which took Tacoma. Vancouver, B. C bye.f a lot ot fire out of Finnegan. The Seattle vs. Vancouver, Tacoma uppercut was followed by should- r. Salem, Portland bye. I er butts which sent the "Duke" out of the ring and when he came back he fell speedy prey to Jones' whip wrlstlock, shoulder butt and body press. Time 15 M minutes. Twice In the final period Fin negan seemed on the verge of win- Tacoma vs. Portland, Salem vs. Vancouver. Seattle bye. Salem vs. Seattle, Vancouver vsy Portland, Tacoma bye. ( Vancouver vs. Tacoma, Port land vs. Seattle, Salem bye. f nlng tho odd fall. Once he had Jones up tor an airplane spin, but Probably they're an old gener-1 did not have the right grip on him atlon of the fans who have al- and lost that chance. Again he had ways erowded in around the foot- la standing surfboard hold, but it ball players at high school Junior high games here. and Beverly Thurman, and Eldon Keyes: Out of this group Pember tcn, McMillan, Lefors, Lewl3, L. Friesen. and Watsen have earned letters before. errors. R H E Seattle .11 n 3 Oakland 6 9 S Page, Bonnelly and Cox; Kas ich, Rudolph and Read. STRIKES and SPARES McKay Chevrolet won four points from tho Elks in City league bowling Monday night. Henry Barr rolled a high series of 613. Day and Niles won three points from Willamette Valley Transfer. McXAT CHEVBOIXT H. Barr' 347 19 170 S13 Allen S04 1S 185 S53 Co 184 178 17S SSS ToUls Pratt Barr . Young Total ,635 557 50S 1700 ELKS 195 191 16 553 173 1S7 157 497 133 307 160 495 Seals Lead Circuit SAN FRANCISCO. Apr. 12 (AP) The Seals took undisput ed possession ot first place In the Coast league race tonight, taking me iirt game or tne civil war series with the Missions i to 5 After holding tho Seals scoreless until the fifth innfng, Dutch Lle ber weakened in the sixth and was driven to the showers tn the seventh as the Seal batting at tack: swung into aetlon. R H E San Francisco ( 4 Missions S 10 McDougall. Henderson, Zlnn and Penebsky; Lleber, T, Pll lette and Hofmann, Mclsaac. -489 565 490 1544 tween the local team and Chema- wa. at thi latter nlace. The fol-Uies. marked the third coaching lowing Sunday, Ankeny will play change in recent weeks within the at the Silverton Hills. I Rocky Mountain conierence. WTT.T.AafTTVB VAXLET TSAXSTE Kay 160 193 173 62 Paolia 167 301 187 855 Cliaa 17S 188 151 S17 Bailey 175 169 190 S84 Totala Karr . Victor .680 751 701 3182 Leftwich SAT ASS KH.ES d81 190 183 76 164 173 -168 190 175 225 315 151 554 513 SSS 691 W resiling Meet Plaque Received The Salem Y. M. C. A. yester- day received the plaque for northwest Y championship In wrestling, which the local team recently won at Portland for the second consecutive year. First places in the meet were won by Don Hendrle, Pepion and Du mont, seconds by Max.Bigby and Clarence Grelg and a third by Yada, for Salem. Each day brings added re ports from Willamette nniver slty which strengthen the early statement that the Bearcats wouldn't be so dusty in track this season. Connors, Worrell and Boyd, an football sen, and Rleke, elongated basket ball player, give promise of developing Into better weight men than Willamette has had for several years. was at that Juncture that Jones foxed him. Jones slowly got his balance and then cut loose with a murder ous kick to the solar-plexis which took all the wind out of Finnegan VALLEY MOTOR IS 1 WIHHIEB BY9TfljH The Valley Motor playground hall iMm midA Ita hnv In ttiA and left him defenseless before twilight league by defeating the wmord HInamon. Hubert Dunn Warren Dunn, Fred Lewis from Rex Femberton. Ralph Beck from Coy Minnlch. Carl Gerllnger from Floyd McCann, Robert Dietrick from Ray Koser, Bill Van Nuys from Dav Moser, Erwin Plett from Homer Ellis and Fred Lewis from Ormal Shreeve. In the women's division Doro thy Hill beat Dorothy Dunn and Barbara Hall beat Arlle May Hartman. Matches in the boy's division went as 'follows: J. C. Pleasant beat Ben Blakely, Elbert Hawkins beat George Warrell, Bob Hart man beat Bud Robinson, and Lloyd Hunter beat Fred Strake. In the girl's matches Betty Crl der beat Virginia Goodlow, Elsie ..-n. weai nutn Pleasant, and Theone Foster beat Betty Crider. Results in the consolation matches were as follows: men's ui.isiuo, warren HInamon best if the weather remained I consecutive falls, both resulting remediable defects, the should ha JUn Allgood. wuismeue woum mtb irom his ersshinr rlvinr tackles, nxea uo at the next meeUnsr. Wilson almost took the first fall Thus far they hare proven pop- And "Spec" Keene was said to have dropped a remark Monday that good Willamette would have a good baseball team, a startling statement after only the fourth practice. But there are six letter- men back and all are starting out as though they would be better than they were last year. And we can't forget the ten nis players either. Boeder, Goode, Harmon and Goyne, all lettermen, are back this spring and then along comes Fred Hagemann, just ont of high school, and topples one of the lettermen In the tournament. Don Sanders is also playing tmpTored ball this season. All fn all ft looks aa though Wil lamette university will be able to grab a few tionors In spring sports. The little welterweight grap pler of Springfield, Ohio, who goes by the title "Duke of Har rington," showed a few holds that Jones hadn't thought of yet and showed even more speed. He is in a class with Reed and Jones, knowing his balance perfectly, perhaps bet ter than either Jones or Reed, and there's no doubt that he's been a circus acrobat. Matt Matheney did a tine job ot refereeing last night which goes to show that public opinion is not to bo denied. He had been coasting too much at his Job, but has apparently started back to i work. State Printers 9 to 2 on Sweet- 7 Irm John Kitsmlller by de land field. fult' Elvin Quiring beat Ralph Gllmore and Ritchie were the eth; women's division, Helen battery for the winners. Boiue Shreeve won from Augusta Ger started on the mound for the llnser by default, and Lois Wal printers. Many substitutes were ton. beat Margaret Friar; girls di used in the game. lif011'' Beverly Bales beat Helen Umpire Bill Ross states that fl11 and Virginia Goodlow beat tha final itriftlnr nf t)ia hiIm in Mary Ellen nlrnn. v . -Ion, Gerald Vfti k t- . finished his opponent with two that IX the present rules have afcy Vmp.le11 nl Willard Petre beat Jones' subsequent body press. Time, seven minutes 10 seconds. Once when Jones gave Pat a high backward body slam, the lit tle Irish "bantam" executed a per fect flip and lit on his feet, and on numerous other occatlons he lit on his feet Instead of flat on the mat with straight wrestling, which would not have pleased the crowd nearly so well as the tackles. The first came in 10 minutes and the second fall required only four, but chucked Into that time was more thrills and excitement for the crowd than Is often seen in a complete hour's wrestling time. After the first two tackles Nel- ter fled frantically from his fur ious foeman who pursued him with the agility of a tiger and pounced on him at every random turn Neiter made. It was great ular with the players, though be- j ing different they are a bit con fusing at first, j law: Oraros, parjaaat to oomoToo.' "piul P 91.- tWA aai . a prcatiaau a , .. S1724.67S.19. " u year; Incoma from SDort from the anertatArit' nnlnt nf darinr tho yea: .law fc-f 1.,. v Total income, $1,013,123. 4 r'..V, t I DI8BCE8EMENT8 Matt Matheney was referee and Net loaaea paid daring tho year, inelod- was right on his toes the Whole ia adjaatmant oxpenaea, $404,565.13.! time, handllne the honta -TllABt. .. DiTidenda paid on eapiul atock dorlac " lbo Taar. a luu uun na . i No. 122 Sjrnopiti of Ua Annnal Sutoa-eat 1 ot the Colambia Iniaraoeo Company ot Jf aay City, is tho 8uu of Now Joraey, 6oa tho thirty-firat day of Doeombor. 1911. made to the Inauraaeo Oommiaaioaar f of the BUto of Oreron. panoant to law I CAPITAL I Amoant of capital stock paid p, 11 ,- 000,000.00. c INCOME I Net premiama roeoi-od daring tho josr. darina; tho y.ar. iaiiiJSVZ Iatereat, diTideada and rente received WSBOMrif'Jv-Sf- ..t?-.M"rc wesJt- tag adjmststsii .x.Zl r, iiw.ui. . i MTideads paid - .:.7r . ""'a. year. S187,0O0.SO ,wc I'T. Bearcats to Play Indians At Chemawa Commiaaiont and saU.iea naid 'dnrlnc Ue year, S309.858.00. i Taxea, lieenaea and itel paid daring the year, S5S.929.19. ! Amount of all other expenditure, 181,124.39. ToUl expenditarea, S952.470.71. S ASSETS I Talae of real citato owned (market Talno). NIL f Value of atochi and bondi owned ( Mar ket vahie), S3.118.237.50. Loana on mortgages and collateral, etc. i Nil. Cah in bank and oa hand, S1S5,- 952.26. ? Premiama ia eoarae of collection Writ- The Willamette university base- I ine September so, 1931, S206,- Small Care Medium Cars . 1.25 - Large Cars . . 1.50 New and most modem equipment just installed makes these new low prices possible. Quality of work will be the same as our $ 1 . 5 0, $2 and $2.25 jobs in the past. Don't Forget Our CYCLE GEQ VICE Attach to Your Car - in ' ONE Minute 5 Call 6192 V 1 We Call lor .md Deliver Your Car Any Place. Any Time Call. 6192 Chemeketa at High .V - . i 4 5 Tel. 6192 A. la Men! yj -m m. or ooo See Thursday. Papers -rrr It Means 5S5S " . to Every Man! bafl team will tackle Itr first out side competition this afternoon against the Chemawa Indians at the teepee city north of Salem. Early in the season the Indians expressed a desire to get a whack at Willamette and will be loaded for bear cats today. Last year the Indians defeated not only high schools, but also took a game from Linfield college. Coach Lavelle has most of last year's team back Including the speed-ball hurler Vlvette. The Redskins have been practicing longer than Willamette and will b a bit more ' organized in all probability. Keene will probably pitch Pe terson some and then give George I sem. Ore; jsncKson ana rtusseu uoesner chances to show their stuff, which wont be a bit dusty. Judging from their performances in prac tice. McCann will probably get the call to catch, at least for part of the game. Eggleston has been holding down the first sack for the first team, Woodyard second, Gibson, shortstop, Gribble third, Moore left field, Erlckson center field and Gill right field. 875.20. Interest and renta dao and accrued. $37,939.53. Total admitted assett, $3,529,004.49. LIABILITIES Groat claim for lotsea unpaid, $94, 831.00. Amoant of unearned premiama oa all ontsuadinc riaka. $931,942.72. , Due for commiaatoa and brokerage,: . AU other liabilities, $877.883.22., Total liabilities exclaaiTO of easital stock of $1,000,000.00, $1,904,158.94. BUSINESS IN OREGON 2 FOB THE TEAR Net premiama roceired daring tho Jjeer, 88,744.89. i Loeees paid dnrinc tho year, $4,605.02. Loaaea lacarrad daring the year, 3$4. 834.02. s Nam or Company Columbia Inrartnce Company. Name ot rreaident P. Beretford. Kama of Boviatary T. J. Irriae. . too year, $878.478.3. 4"n, .v " lieaea aad im j . year, $116,189.71; P"4 ,MUI $8772 S.4L P-ta,e Tote, -di,a8reT.s.4.8M.M. -S'$9.70o'So 'et s7&y. $toV64inu Loana m ... -' . 799.943.48. mM on"t etc.. ?57n432e67.a,Ul "" d- Tot., adrn,, .jama , ,5.288,837.37. o-uSLL.V",?-ll;- all. aUSiZlSa IN OREGON TOR, THE TEAK t7528.9?.Bl,,,M ,iTd C Tear. 422W UcTrU th. 7M, rromaen A. T. Tamblya. Naaao of Secratarr T. ri uZ. 1$.. 12.- Biaiutory reaiaem anoraey xor aerrieo l . . . iwn aiiorney for A. H. ATariO, Ianranee Comaiduioaer, Ks. 123 Bynopaia of tho Annaal Statement of tho Maraal Tmat JAfo Ianranee Co, ot Caieare, ia tho 8Ute .of IlUaoia, oa tho thirty fint day at December, 1S81. nude to the Inaoraaeo Coaamiaaionor of tea State of Oregon, pnrsnant to law: CAPITAL Amoant of capital atock paid up, X toaL INCOME t Total premium iaeome for the fear, $5,02,S2.43. Iatereat, diTldeada aad rente reoaWed dariac the year. $1,354,272.07. i Iaeome from other aonrees roe el red All nf thm. na man nn thai first 1 daring tho roar. $580,134.82. team and many on the aecond ToUl Sbcr1eVts team opened np In Tuesday's Paid for loeeea. adewmeata. aanoltiM practice and hit the ball all over 7dr VJ- W,m.muj. the lot. McCann showed marked theaS-oss'M0 uyh1,r' rI" improvement in his hitting and Drrideada paid oa capital atock daring snows possiDinues or aeveioping v"" AlTia W Imii Comm. of Oregon. T Tho Iasaranco V a . Synopala of Aaaaal 8Utemeat r v. AeUte4 Indemnity c5rl 1, ? Pac in tho BUuof hJ. tao turty-fim day of reeimbor 1931 to tho Iaaaraneo CotaS." tho State of Orogoa. fwSSn,! -a . . wiiaii 000.0?" ' "PlU1 P" P. 500.- . . KCOME Wet Imim a j , lirnxVilT ----nog Uo V wv w.ov. xiravoma; SBSSOS1 TWml Ssriag Uo yoor. $158,108.01. aoarcos 2f ",I42.46. ncomo, S4.104.7SS.27. ubb U K8EXENT8 reoeiTed Met loaaaa J js .w. ... tn --"-a year mema ing aiutment oxpenooa. IU STa in tt. yrWrL24 "rftTW.; darUg into a consistent hitter. Girod to be Solon Chief This Season "Zeke- Girod will nllot th Ra- lem Senators again this seaaori.l i.87.4S, was aeciaea at an organisation meeting Tuesday night In Ander- soon s sport goods store. At the same time i James II. Nicholson was elected president of the clnb, John Brophy reelected secretary- creasnrer, riex Adoiph, W. I. Phillips.. George Iticbea .and Frank ..Nelson . elected . directors. Nelson win , again be business manager. - . v The Senators' will play Inde-. pendent hall.-Sunday: a grotrp of candldatea for the team will go Commiatieaa and aalariaa naid Sarin tho year. $935.738,3X Taxea, tieoaaea and feea paid daring Aaaoaot ot aU other expoaditaroa. $788,247.81. Total expenditure. $5,732,485.10. ASSETS Talue of real eatat ovned (market valae). $2,150,000.00. ' Value of stocks aad bonds owned (mar. kot or smertlied valae). $10.48O,99.1. Loaas on mortgages and collateral ct I10.S68.90S.TS. 1 PnaUsa aeUS and policy loaas.? $8,- lO 1,919.11, 9 Cash U banks aad oa hand, $?54.- Net anrollected aad deferred premiama. Interest aad roaaa daa and iem.i. $548,058.88. Other aaaete (net) lesa balanee ot not admitted, minna $8,198.44. Total admitted aaaeta. $30,888,692.02. - ' ' LIABILITIES Xt rmerrea. S25.937.2flS.0O. - L.Oraas claims fer loaae aapald, $178,-I 67.835.41. 194.9 4. . j I ..AU other Coaamiashma ..i... . . tk. roar. $931.5sV$: '","f u. y. vsssusi f- Total exneadltnrea $3.920.839.Se. . - A88ET3 . Talao of raal uui. . i v.. varee). $114,948.01. i o . f a locks aad bond ramed (mar- k4 ralao). $J.t07,579.L oa mortgagee aad oQatoraL ota, 10s5i kaa. fS2S.- Premiama la course of oollocUoa writ tea since September SO, ltSL loss ant. dno Boias. Coa, $574,098.54. S U !HSH! W Ability I1S1L89. 3.lo8. . , Total admitted asseta. $3,969,912.69. LIABILITIES Amoant sf aaoarnod . premiama oa aU outstanding risks, $1,145,804.00. vno iot eoauauama . sad brokerage. ' out to play the penitentiary team. and tryoulS for place Will not I Inroraneo Ompaay, start nnui the rouowmr Sunday when" an aspirants are asked to report at Olinger field at 1 pjn. All orBer'UabtliUea. BS 702 smi! ToUl liabiUUea. exclaaiTO of canital stock. $29.S1.436.0T. - . EU8INE8a IX OREG03I'' I i ' FOR THE TEAR - - g ; Crest . premiama race i red iarlaaf Uo year. $33,744.02. - 1 - Premiama aad dlrideadr returned, dur ing the year. $S,680.4t . 1 Laates said daring. tbo. year. $8,014.00. Vans of Compaay Xatual Trt Life SSI mmmafc aBmfka 4 Haas of Proaidaar t A. Olaoa. Kama of BocretarT -L L Grii Statutory roaideat attorney fer serrlet Iannraneo Oommisaionar. other liabilities. S 154.421.1 v Total liaWhtioa, axelnaiTO of capital atock of S&OO.Ooa.OO. $2,598,850.06. v-- BUSINESS IN OREGO&? -' FOR THE TEAS 9f?Utm dnrrag tho year, mri" tt 24.99. - ' ,. ; Locaea tncurrad daring the year. $43.. 474.S8. - - t Nam of . ComoaaY Aue4ktd ladaaa. Slty Corporatioa. . , e Name of President a 'WV ToQows. Vasts of Secretary P. U Roblaooa. . Ststatory roaideat attorn er for aerriea Philip S. Carre H. .