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The OREGON STATESMAN. Safcnt. Oregon, Sunday Morning April 2,' 1933
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HATESV1LLE. April 1 Hayes
llle won in the dramatic contest
held: in the Hayesville school
house 'Friday night, between the
Community clubs of HayesriHe
', and Labis n. Center. : 1 '
. The winning number was a
three-act comedy, "The Littlest
Bridesmaid," with the following
persons In the cast: Mrs., Hans
Paulson, Hans Paulson, Mrs.
Rodgers, John Keluda, Gladys
Hughey, Glenn Savage. Mrs. El
sie Frey, Frank Marshall, Mrs.
Paul Carrow, Mrs. Berns Christo
pherson, Oscar Noran. Adelle
Frey. Frank Fitts, Harold Ander
son. ,
The one-act comedy 'Captain
Bisby" was presented by the following-
cast ' from Lablsh Center
community club: Gus Harris, Bob
Gwlnn, N. Knrth, Harry Bennett.
. John Dow, Harvey Aker, Mr.
Miller, Jim Sewell.
T
CL1IIIIG INSPECTION
TURNER, April 1 An all day
pre-school clinic was held at the
Turner high school building
Thursday. Twelve pre-school chil
dren and five Infants were exam
ined. Two were brougnt m 10
check up on weight, two toxoids
and one vaccination were made. A
number of grade children were
given eye tests. Literature from
the health center was distributed
to the mothers.
Dr. Vernon A. Douglas was the
examining, physician during the
forenoon and Dr. W. M. Thome,
local physician, took charge in
the afternoon. Miss Nova Lyndes,
county health nurse, assisted dur
ing the clinic.
Arrangements for the clinic
were In charge of Mrs. Earl Bear,
with Mrs. T. T. Palmer, Mrs. T.
W. Smith, Miss Ada Thomas and
Mrs. S. A. Riches, assisting during
the day.
Mrs. Chapman Back
- Soon From Trip
To Southern "Cal"
HAZEL GREEN, April 1
.Mrs. Fred, Chapman is expected
home this week from -an extend
ed visit at Mr. and Mrs. William
Black's in Los Angeles. Mrs.
Chapman had the experience of
the earthquake. Neither she nor
relatives were hurt.
Mrs. Chapman announces ar
rival of a granddaughter, Betty
Laverne Black, born a few days
before the quake.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Sheldon of
Long Beach, Cal.. writes Mrs.
Sheldcn's brother Pearl Wood of
spending two nights in a truck,
and are yet living in a garage,
ot being allowed to rebuild un
til authorities think the danger
is over. Mrs. Sheldon is a daugh
ter of Lewis Woods, whose fam
ily came to this community in
early days. Mr. Woods attended
Haxel Green school when deer
were often seen near the build
ing. Grange Committees
To Meet Wednesday
WALDO HILLS, April 1 Karl
Haberly, secretary of the county
agricultural and home economics
committees, announces the quar
terly meeting of these committees
is to be held Wednesday at Liber
ty, with the Red Hills grange as
host. A pot luck lunch will be
served at noon.
Word baa Just been received
from Paw Paw, Mich., of the
death of Robert N. Dunnington,
father of Mrs. L. B. Haberly. now
of Portland. Mrs. Haberly lived in
this neighborhood until two years
ago. Mr. Dunnington, 87, died
March 18. j
If We
Care For
Your Eyes
your eyes will care for you.
We offer you the double
service of optometrist and
practical optician at one
cost.
Thompson-Glutsch
OPTOMETRISTS, 888 State St.
Hogg Bros.
456 State
DEALERS
In all makes of
Washing
Machines
1 White Sewing
'Machine
i Headquarters
New and Used Sewing
, Machines At Bar
gain Prices ,
We Ren t
Sewing Machines
;and
Washing Machines
, GALL AND LOOK OVER
;OUR DISPLAY
l&CQQ Barbs
: 1 Telephone 6022
456 State
n kiddies in
I TWO BILLION NEW CURRENCY READY f
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, You've often heard of a spender letting a fortune slip
through his fingers, but the most extravagant spend
thrift could not hold a candle to these girl. Money,
at the rate of millions every hoar, is slipping through
their fingers as they cut the large sheets of new cur
IS
HAZEL GREEN, April
1
'Yimmie Tonson's Yob,'
sored by the community club was
successfully played to a capacity
audience by local talent. Many 1
attended from Salem, Middle
GVoTLabishCenrer and Ctra!
Howell.
The Middle Grove orchestra
furnished music between acts.
7 .
The door receipts and candy I
booth netted $14.80. A "nest" of
cooking bowls was given Mrs. Al
an Van Cleave by the cast. The
presentation was made by Mrs.
,!:!UV
are: Program, Mrs. Veda Miller
and Miss Margaret Barquest: re
freshments, Mrs. Clement Wolf,
Mrs. Thor Slattum, Mrs. Joseph
Schneider.
4-H Club Workers at
i I
VUinaby riniSning
Plnri Wnrlr Fnr Yar
TURNER. April 1. The 4-H
girls Sew and Chatter club will I
meet Tuesday after school. Judg-
Ing will be taken up by the lead-
er, and roll call will be answered
by naming a kind of dress trim-
ming. Most of the club members
are working on tneir ; project I
books. I
Illustrated lectures on Pilgrim's
Progress by E. K. Bailey at the
Methodist cnurcn closed maay
nignt. Tuere was gooa atienaance
ana mucn interest snown eacn oi
the four nights.
Presbyterians Elect
Officers For -933-934
WOODBURN. Aoril 1 The an-
nual congregational meeting of
thei Presbyterian church was held
Thursday night. Dinner was
served at 6:30 o'clock! ln the I
church dining room after which
the business meeting was held. Of-
fleers were elected and the budget
for the year adopted. j
Mrs. H. F. ButterHeld was
chairman of the committee on ar-
I rangements and was assisted by
Mrs. S. W. Maupin, Mrs. Belle
HOT
OUT TO SEE COMEDY
White, and Mrs. Clarence Warn- a brother, Ray, all of Albany. Fu
pole. Mrs. E. J. Allen, Mrs. C. R. neral services were held at Albany
Faulconer, and Mrs. Rae Gibbons
were in charge of the tables.
$1 License Tax on
Beer's Sale, Order
HUBBARD, April 1 At the
council meeting Wednesday night Mochel was given a birthday dln
the Hubbard city officials passed ner at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
a temporary ordinance placing the Mochel, celebrating his S7th
tax on selling beer at si, restrict-
lng its sale to established busl-1
ness houses ln the city only.
Youngsters under 18 years have
been baned from buying beer in
Hubbard.
FOOD BALE HELD
AMITY, April 1. The Wild
I Rose troop ot Girl Scouts held a
food sale today. Dorothy Groves
was general chairman of the sale.
rne cieras were uorotny ana Leia
anieias, Giaayce wentwortn, ins
stepnen, uiaays Ricnter ana Mar- j scoutmaster, states that the ap
Jorie Giesy. The proceeds of the I peal made here is not for the
sale will be used for the summer I benefit ot Troop II Individually
camp xuna.
MOVE TO JEW HOUSE
WALDO HILLS, April 1 Mr.
ana xurs. b. -legiana wno iormeriy
uvea on a. unurcn street, silver-
ran, nave ouiu a new nouse on
their acreage on the Stayton - Sil -
verton road about a mile and a
half south of 4own and have
moved to tneir new home.
VISIT AT LYONS
JbXUMS, April 1 Mr. ana Mrs.
John Winters from Wheeler were
ujonB visuors uu week. The
winters lamiiy moved to Wheel -
er wnere Mr. winters has work
wun a rauroaa company.
luoving
Storing
Larmer Transfer & Storage
PHONE 3131
W Also Handle Fuel Oil, Coal and Briquets and High
Grade Diesel Oil for Tractor Engines and Oil Burners
t &
rency into Individual bOli at the U. S. Bureau of En
graving and Printing at Washington, D. C Inset Is
Secretary of the Treasury Woodin, who seems highly
S leased with the bale of new money he is holding. This
i the first picture made in the Bureau in many yean.
iBurglers do
Careful Job
In Building
nion high school was broken into
Thuday night by burflar. They
" ,u" .A vs
by way of the side window and
red tools. f They then entered
iua uiwu uuuuiug u J m wiuuun uu
the east side of the school. They
jimmied every door in the school
and ransacked every room. They
. 41ft . Mttmrmnt
secured $10 In the different
rooms. Chief of Police Snodgras3
was called and Deputy Sheriff Mo
Queen and Ralph Grenville of the
gUte pollce inTeBtigated and took
"nser prints,
Gorgas' Work Shown
In Essays Written
By Hubbard Classes
hubbard, pm 1. An essay
contest sponsored by the Gorgas
Memorial Institute of Washlng-
ton' D- c- wa neld ln tn 3unlor-
were to be written on the work
f rr. William florets in Havana
an(j Panama or on the mosquito
nA Its relation to disease. Es-
Bay winners judged by a local
committee were: First, "The
Work of William C. Gorsas in
Havana and Panama," by John
patten, a senior: second. "The
Mosauito in Relation to Disease."
br Dorothr McKev. a Junior, and
third, "Work of Gorgas ln Havana
na Panama." bv Leah Kromllna-.
a Junior.
Mrs. Bernice Newton
Dies; Leaves Three
Children in Family
EUVER, April 1. Mrs. Bernioe
Newton, 26, died Wednesday af-
ternoon. March 29, at the Albany
hospital, after a few hours' ill-
ness
Mrs. Newton was the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rldders of
North Albany and was married to
John Newton of Portland October
4, 1928. She was the mother oi
three children. Besides husband
and children she is survived by
her parents, a sister, Lucile, and
Saturday.
j John McKinney at 87
Celebrates Birthday
WOODBURN. April 1. John
McKinney. father of Mrs. L. S.
I birthday. Covers were laid lor
Rev. Boudinot Seeley, Mr. and
Mrs. Rot Ames. Val Cloud. Miss
Alberta Van Cleave, Rev. and
Mrs. L. 8. Mochel, Matthew Mo
chel, Margaret Mochel, and the
honored guest, John McKinney.
SCOUT TROOP BUSY
LIBERTY, April 1. The Lib
erty scout troon. No. IS. is asslst-
I lag other troops In the Cascade
area ln the drive for funds to
carry on the work. V. D. Leek.
but for the financing ot all scout
work ln the area. The scout com-
mittee In charre of the troon in
this district Is John Dasch. chair-
man: Rot Farrand. M. Honser. C.
Sargent and Harold Judd.
1 ALUMNI TO ORGANIZE
I BTAYTON. Anril 1 Th Stav-
I ton Alumni association will meet
I at the high school in room six.
Wednesday at 8 n. m to adont a
I constitution and make nlann fop
the ftrnt hABiMnm nr TXtnaArtuI
bv this newlv organized rrono.
I The date for the homecoming is
1 May f , and every alumnus ot
j Stayton high , school is urged to
i attend the meeting.
Carting
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REHIRED; PHY LESS
TURNER. April 1. Turner
school board met Thursday night
when it was voted to offer teach
ins contracts for the coming year
to the following teachers, who are
now employed ln the school: J.
R. Cox, principal; Thurlo W.
Smith, commercial teacher and
athletic coach; Mrs. Cleora Parks,
upper grade teacher; Miss Ruth
Clark, intermediate grades; Mrs,
Agnes Booth, primary teacher and
music and art teacher for the
grade pupils. The salary in each
contract will be below that of the
present year.
A third high school teacher will
probably be hired later, depending
on the school situation in the
fall.
Rogers Named to go
As M. W. A. Man to
Coming State Meet
QUINABY, April 1. Ed Rog
ers, has been elected delegate to
represent Chemawa M. W. A. at
the state convention at Portland
this month.
The Robert McClay family went
to Eugene Sunday to visit Martin
Holmes who has been eonfined to
the Pacific hospital for several
weeks as a result ot an auto ac
cident.
The R. N. A. sewing club met
at Mrs. Campbell's for an all-day
gathering this week. The next
meeting will be at Mrs. Mumper's
Wednesday. Present were Georgia
Matthes, Marie Mumper, Vera a
Beckner, Elsie Bosten, Myrtle
Beckntr, Harriett Miller, Fran
ces Ganlard, Mrs. Medis and Mag
gie Campbell.
Hop Growers to Put
Out Magazine; Print
Job to Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL, April 1. Plans
are under way to put out a maga
zine devoted to the Interests of
hop growing on the Pacific coast.
It will be printed at the Mt. Angel
News and the first issue will ap
pear about May 1. The new mag
azine is to be the official organ
of the Hop Growers' association.
CARS COLLIDE
DALLAS, April 1. Lloyd
Schneider, 46, of Dallas, was
slightly injured Thursday night
when his car collided with one
driven by Charles Richmond of
Dallas at the corner of Mill and
Levens streets. Richmond escaped
uninjured and Schneider received
injuries to his leg, back and head.
Both cars were damaged consid
erably. -o
RAIL CZAR?,
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Appointment of a "Federal Co-ordi-nator
of Railroads' with broad pow
an ia effect economies in operation
of the lines has developed as the
keystone in President Roosevelt's
blans for dealing with the railroad
ememneT. Prominently mentioned
in this connection is Walter D.
Bines, ox Mew iotk, who was Di
rector General of Railroads during
the World War. He is an authority
oa railroads and anU-trast laws.
TB TEACHERS
AT DALLAS IK 19
DALLAS, April 1 Selection
of a queen for. the annual May
Fete at Dallas high will be han
dled in a new manner this year.
In former years the selection ot
a queen has been by Dallas ci
tlxens. This year the May queen
will be chosen by the student
body of Dallas high.
A nominating committee com
posed of six members has been
selected and this group has pick
ed a list of girls from the senior
class who are eligible. The nom
inating committee Is composed of
S. E. Whltworth, Miss Laree
Johnson, Mrs. C. N. Bllyeu, Mrs,
J. R. Craven and Helen Hull.
The annual May Fete will be
held on LaCreole field May 19
with girls from all the Dallas
schools taking part. The theme
In My Garden" has been select
ed tor the presentation. The May
Fete will be directed by Helen
Hull, girl's physical education In
structor.
D.L R.WILL
ABIQUA BATTLEFIELD
MT. ANGEL. April 1. The
place known as the Indian Battle
Ground, a high bluff on the AbU
qua river, about a mile above
Rocky Four Corners, Is to receive
a permanent marker as a place of
historical interest. The D. A. R.
has been granted permission by
the oonnty court to erect the
marker.
It was at this place that the
last warfare between the whites
and the Indians of the Willamette
valley took place. When defeat
was Imminent the Indians retreat
ed to the bluff's edge, leaped into
the river below and swam to the
other side.
No. 70
BjaopsU of Anaal StaUmeak of the
IsparUl AMoraaee Compaay of Mew
Tort ia the Bute of New York, oa tha
thirty-firet day of December, 1932, made
to the laturanee Commissioaer of the
BUte of Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITA1.
Aaiount of capital etock paid
1,000,000.00.
INCOlfX
Net premiume receired doriac
year. tl.OJO.208.61.
Iatereet. diTideade and rent receirtd
danac the year. 1162 868.44.
Income from other eourcea recetred
aunaf the year, S32.44S.49.
ToUl income, 91.225.S20.54.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net loMe paid during the year includ
ing adjustment expenaea. 1558. 800. SI.
DtTidenda paid on capital ttock durinr
m year, aiuu.wu.uu.
Commiuioaa and talari ea paid daring
the year. $409,271.98.
Taxea, licenaei aad fees paid daring
me year, es,xve.Bi.
Amount of all other eipeaditurei,
Total expenditure, S1,452,882.S0,
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). KlL
Baais of Valuation: Bonds, Insurance
vept.; wexi, insurance Dept.
Value of etocke aad bond owned
(market Talue). 93.882.911.72.
Loan on mortgages and collateral.
eic, mi.
Cash ia banks and on hand, 9147.152,
69.
Premiums ta coarse of collection writ
ten since September 30. 1932. 9163.
472.36.
Interest and rent due and accrued
944,177.24.
All others". 91S.464.83.
Total admitted assets, 93,751.178.39.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid, 9137,'
964.00.
Amount of unearned premiume oa all
outstanding risks, 91.168.255.1S.
Due for commission and Drokaraze.
eo i.svu.uv.
All other liabilities. S522.204.72
Total liabilities, except eanital SI
evo.Txa.aa.
rftnitl n.ijl m ti nnn Ann nn
Surplus ever ali Labilities. S855.454.
04.
Surplus as retards policyholders. 81.
003,434.34.
Total. 93.751,178.39.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE
TEAR
et premiums reeeired durinr the
year, 95.879.80.
Losses paid durinr tho rear. 82.046.
84.
Losses incurred - durinr the
year,
92,224.84.
Name of Company. ImpAial Assurance
company. -
ame of President, r. Bereslord.
Name of Secretary. T. J. Irvine.
Statutory resident attorney for serr
ice, A. H. Arerill, Insurance Commission
er, Balem, Ore.
No. 80
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Columbia Insurance Company of Jersey
Oity, New Jersey, in the State of New
Jersey, oa the thirty-first day of De
cember, 1932. made to the lasurance
Commissioner of the Bute of Oregon,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capiul stock psid up.
$1,000,000.00.
INCOME
Vet premiums received during the
year. $764,199.19.
interest, dividends aud rests received
during the rear, $142,999.82.
Income from other eourcea received
during the year, $51,083.40.
Total Income. $958,222.41.
DISBURSEMENTS
Xet lotsee paid during the year includ
ing adjustment expenses, $411,170.99.
Dividends paid oa capital stock dar
ing the year. $100,000.00.
Commission and salaries paid daring
tha year, $304,193.87.
Taxes, licenses aad fees psid during
tha year, $50 418.92.
Amount of aU other expenditures,
$350,676.80.
Total expenditures, $1,116,455.38.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owaed (markst
value). Nil.
Basis of Valuation: Bonds. Insuraace
Dept.; Stocks, Insurance Dept.
Value ot stocks and bonds owaed
(market value). 82.930.787.58.
Loans on mortgages and collateral,
eta. NIL
Cash in banks and oa hand, $230,
217.90. Premiums In course of collection writ
tea sinee September 80, 1932, $108,658.
98. Iatereet and rents due and seemed,
$31,692.83.
All other. $4,197.11.
ToUl admitted assets, $3,805,489.88.
LIABILITIES
-Gres claims for losses unpaid,-$104, -171.00.
Amount of anearned premium oa aU
oateUadiar risk. $877,088.20.
Duo for -commission and brokerage.
$46,200.00. ,
All other liabilities, $514,929.11.
Total UabiUUea, except capiul. $1,
542,388.91.
Capital paid up, $1,000,000.00.
8urplu over all liabilities, $763,101.'
04.
Burplur aa regards policyholders, $1,'
763,101.04.
Total. $8,303,489.35.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE
TEAR
Vet premiums received doriag the
yesr, 94,603.35.
Lease paid, during the year, $1,608
23. v
Losses incurred luring tb Tear, $,
74.28.
- Name af Company. Colombia ' laior-
f i-e Company.
Name of President, P. Beresferd.
Nemo af Secretary. T. J. Irvine.
8tatatory resident attorney for serv
ie A. H. AverilL-Insarsne Commission
MM
er, Bales, Oregon.
8HELBURN, April 1-A dis-
natch, from Waahinrton. D. C I
states that Early Phillips has re-
eeived the appointment of acting
duo postmaster, ' penamg - uu i
Milan. Thim .Action f rrrt
7 - 7 I.
xw x ft sjm .iron, ocio. , ; '
No. SI I
Sraenais af StiUsuat f tha I
Phoeaix Assuraaca Company, Ltd.. f Income from ather sources recelTed
Landoa, England, ea tha thirty-first day I during tha year. 9 18,62 1.42. -mt
December, 1932, made to tha Iasur- I Tout iacome, 927,454.705.25.
aace Cocnauaaioaer of tho) 8taU of Ore
gon, pursuaat to law:
CAPlTAIi
Statutory deposit. 9400,000.00.
INCOME
Set pre alamo received durinr tha
year. 93.162.781.14.
Interest, dividends and rents received
aurtng the year, 9317.520.60.
xaeoma Iroaa other sources received
nag the year, 9810.146.64.
-leiai la coma, fs,wo,44S.Sa.
DISBURSEMKNTB
Net lossea Daid darinar th tup InrlnA.
tag adjustment expeasea. 91.695.196.92.
uiviaenas paid on capital stock dar
ing taa year. JUL
Commissions and salaries paid during
tha year. 81.161.885.54.
Taxes, licenses and fees paid during
us year, f 17U,B4Z.7.
Amount of au other expenditures.
a y,voa.B3.
Total expenditures. 93,972,884.07.
AS8ETS
Taluo of real estate owned (market
value), 9219.500.00.
Basis of Valuation: Bonds, Insurance
Dept.; Stocks, Insurance Dept.
vame ot stocks and bonds owned (mar
ket value J. 96,98,697.63.
Loans oa mortrsces and collateral.
etc, fo.uuu.oo. i
Cash in banks and oa hand. 9474,595.
58. I
Premiums ia course of collection writ-
tea since September 80. 1932. 9762.946.-
47.
Interest and rents due and accrued.
999,180.81.
AU ethers, 948,834.84.
Total admitted assets, 87,968,76 LIS.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid. 8475.-
067.00.
Amount of unearned premiums oa all
outstanding risks. 98.954.850.94.
Duo for commission and brokerage.
Vi,uuu.uu.
AU ether liabilities. 81.583.800.88.
Total liabilities, except capital. 88.-
134,708.82.
Statutory deposit. 9400,000.00.
Surplus over all liabilities. 81.314.-
052.58.
Surplus as retards Policyholders. 91.-
T14.032.5S.
Totsl. 97.968.761.85.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THX
YEAR
Xet premiums received during tho
year. 93S.026.72.
Losses paid during the year, 910,894.-
4.
Losses incurred during the year.
811.081.94.
Kama of Company, Phoenix Assurance
Uompany, Jbtd.
Name of United Stated Manager, P.
Bereslord.
Statutory resident attorney for serv
ice, A. H. Averill, Insurance Commissioa
er, balem, Oregon.
No. 32 I
Synopsis ot Annual Steteanent of tha I
United riremea's Insurance Company of jgjo nade to tha Insurance Commis
Philadelphia, ia the State of Paanrrl- antr of tha State of Oregon, pursuant
vauia. oa tne tnirtv-tirst asv 01 ueeem- 1
V . n . a . . . . .v- . I
oot, av0, snaae vo iao xnsurance vom-
axissioner of tho BUte of Oregon, pursu
ant to taw:
CAPITAL
Amount of eapiUl ttock paid nn.
l,OVfO,UUU.UO.
INCOME
Ket premiums received durinr the
year. 81.015.894.29.
interest, dividends and rants received
daring the year. 9182,278.72.
Income from other source received
dnrnig tha year, 9128,205.15.
Tout income, 91,821,878.16.
DISBURSEMENTS
Ket losses paid durinr tho year include
tag adjustment expenses. 9549.468.07.
Dividends psid on capital stock dar
ing- tne yesr. 9100,000.00,
Commissions snd salaries said durinr I
the year. $404,455.45.
the year. $70,456.97.
ain ; ot " "u""
Amount of all other expenditures.
Vi0,BlU.7B.
ToUl expenditures, $1,411,191.27,
ASSET8
Value of real estate owaed (market
Value;, B14.B1Z.74.
Basis of Valuation: Bonds. Convention: I
wl. r . I
BVwaaaB vVNiVUklVUt I
ir.i- .a .- - a V a- a 1 I
ket value). 83.345.369.00
atuv vt lvcai stuu oonui 1 a XXJSr
Loans on mortgages and collateral.
etc.. eez,u2o.z;i.
Cash in banks and oa hand. $159,169,
13.
Premiums in course of collection writ
tea since September 80. 1983, $156,
942.11.
Interest aad -rents doe and accrued.
f9i, eee.ua.
All others. 9737.68.
Total admitted assets, $4,170,489.92.
LIABILITIES
Gross claim for loaaes unpaid, $189,'
794.00. "
Amount of anearned premium on all
oussunamg risks. 91,170,040.19,
Due for commission and brokerage,
a,A r n tm f
AU other liabilities, $938,801.10.
Total liabilities, except capital, $2,
Capital paid no. 81.000.000.00
Surplus over all liabilities, $851,854
83.
Surplus as regarda policyholders, $1.-
03i.soe.oe.
Total. $4,170,489.92.
BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR THE
TEAR
Net premiums received daring the
year, 96.583.16.
Losses paid during the year, $2,193.03
riosse incurred during the year,
$2,884.08.
Name of Company, United Firemen's
insurance company.
Name of President. P. Beresford
-ame of Secretary, t. J. Irvina.
Sututory resident attorner for serv
ice, nausea Rowland, Ine.
No. 23
Synopsis of Annual Statement of tha
Retail Hardware Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Minneapolis in the Stat of
Minnesota, oa tho thirty-first day of of December, 1982, made to the Inrur
December, 1982. made to the Insurance nce Commissioner ot the Bute of Ore-
uommimoner or tne Bute of uregoa,
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
capiul stock paid
Amount
of
P.
None.
INCOME
Vet premiums received
during the
year. 93.505.698.23.
Iatereet. divideade and rente received
during the year. 822L268.05.
lacomo from other sources received
during the year, 37.086.23.
Totel income, 93.734,053.01.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net tosses paid duriar tha rear includ
ing adjustment expenses, 91.452,586.62.
mvidenda paid daring the yesr, $l,
see mia 1
wvm.ww.aw.
Commissions aad salaries paid daring
sue year, f aa,wi,s.
Taxes, licenses and fee paid daring
tn year, foa.xou.e.
Amount oi all other expenditure.
9388.eT2.T.
Total expenditures; 93,792,115.49.
AS8ETS
Verne ef rl estate owaed (hook
value), 9810,966.18.
Basis of Valuatioa: Boada. amortised.
Value of stock and bond owaed
(market value). 99.828.936.30.
Loan oa mortgage aad collateral.
etc., lone.
Cash la banks and oa hand, $169.
871.60. Premiums fa coarse of collection writ
ten sine September 80, 1933, $556,815.
78.
Interest ad reata due aad accrued.
$63,280.72.
Other ledger assets-. $48,081.70.
Total admitted asset, $4,974,980.03.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for lossea unpaid. $189,-
015.60.
' Amount of anearned premiums oa all
OUUUndmg risk. $2,480,991.19.
Due for eoatmissioa aad brokerage.
9d.294.a7.
All other liabilities. $337,404.86.
Total liabilities, exeept surplus nd
unar. loss, ,u3,7uo..
Paid ap surety fund. $500,000.00.
Surplus over aU liabilities, $1,571,
253.81. Surplua as. regards policyholder, $3,-
07I.Z33.01.
T .1 tl Ml im nt
BUSINESS IN ORFGON 70S THX
TEAS
Net premium received during the
yeer. $33,788.64.
Loose paid duriaf tha year, $19,790.-
48.
Losses laeurred dariag fa year,
919.984.83.
Kama of, Company, Retail Hardware
Mutual Fir lasurance Company.
Nam ef President, Chas. T. Ladar.
Varna af Seeretary. H. H. Hirth.
Statutory - resident atternsy for serv
ice, Inxurance Commis loner at Oregon.
jtf rtZ2 &J8.
ArM A.ti. lu- mt Los-
on uuty-tini y
&fJmZZ
mun i law:" '
! UUtoir 4pit. S2M.-
evO.vw.
not premtams receir aBiusj m
. s . i .v
rear. S35.851.2.0.
Interest. diTidenda aad reata reeeired
Jnriir tha mir. S 1.589.792.8.
lHnaURSKHJCSTS
Wat Inaaaa naiA dariaaT tha vear Jecled-
lag adjustment expenses. 916,122,774.65.
Divi-iends paid oa capiul stock dar
ing tho year. None.
Comauaeions, aaUries' aad other ex
peases paid daring tha year, 97.116,-
iill si -
Taxes, licenses and fees paid annas
tha year. 998I.151.U9.
Aaaeant of all other expenditures,
93,298,995.29.
Total expenditures, x7,sz3,oes.oe.
AHSkTS
Value of teal estate owned (market
value), 4,889.120.47.
Value oi stocks and dob as tvsse
(market value), 923,877,865.26.
Loans on mortgages snd collateral.
ate.. d8S.O00.0O.
Cash ia banks aad oa aaau, i.oeo,-
491.80.
Preaniams in coarse of collection writ
ten since September 30, 1932, 93,872,-
095.76.
Interest and rests due and accrued.
9293,924.55.
Other assets. 943a.eao.ta.
Total admitted assets. $34,624,944.09.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $16,-
111 iKlDQ
Amount of anearned premiums oa all
outstanding risks, 99,175,052.05.
Due for commission aad brokerage.
9741,752.23. j
Expense aad taxes ana or accrueu,
9860,000.00.
AU otner uaoiuiies.
Contingency Reserve, $1,000,000.00.
Tha Workmen's Compensation Reins.
Buresa Los Reserve, $119,708.72.
ToUl liabilities, except statutory de
posit, 928.2i7.997.O0.
statutory oeposis, e""."""--
Surplus over aU liabilities, $6,196,-
947.C9. .....
Surplus as regards poucynoiaers, aot-
396,947.09.
ToUl, 984,e24,944.U.
BUSINESS IN ORKeOS FOB THE
TEAR .
Net premiums received daring tha
year. $36,544.49. .,,,
Losses paid during the year, $39,928.-
20- ... .v.
Losses Incurred oaring we car.
$42,454.20. . .
Kama of Company, U. 8. Breach of
tha Kmployers' LiabiUty Assurance Cor-
poratioa. Ltd. o , n
fame 01 v. o. --
8 tone.
Sututory resident at.ney
ice James Me L Wood. Portland. Ora.
The National Convention of Insuraace
Commissioners' valuations have beau
used to determine tho market value ot
securities.
Synopsis ot Annual Statement of the
a. T.lfe Insurance Company 01
v. ...... rstw In tha State of Missouri.
.u. K;r.fira dv of December.
.
r a pit At.
Amount of capiul stock paid up,
$300,000.00,
ToUl premium income for tha year,
tn. 4?e oa
Interest, dividends and rents reeeired
during tho year, $85,795.10. .
Ineasaa Irom otner sources
during tho year, $7,830.19.
ToUl Income, aoao.svi .oa.
DISBURSEMENTS
T.;! for loiiae. endowments, aanunir
U.. --2 .nrr.nJav nluea. 8332.8S8.50.
Dividends paid to policy-holder dur
ing the year. None.
llivtaenaa paid on captvai mm.-.
ing tho year. None.
.v. mnniuil
Commissions sis asiaxiea j
Taxes.' licensee and teet paid during
the year. $14,o.i8.
Amount OI au otner
8112 380.00.
. ... aa an en
Tout expenditures, o,v..m.
A SSF.T8
Value of real estate owaed (market
value). 8357,826.09.
1.-. niu). 8354.532.-
value ot stoess ano ";r
v. -
a
'
Loan on mortgages d eouavemi.
die, $174,130.00. .., JB
Premium nates ana poucy ivbb,
$8506. ... . ' M
Cash in banks aad on anno, ,
" m .. . . . j I-
Nst uifeoUected ana aeierreu ji-
ams. 97.7Bo.oo.
Interest and rent au ana accrue
912.031.00.
utner ase vmm, '--, . .
Total admitted asseu. $1,228,631.47.
LIABILITIES
Net reserves, $759,406.06.
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $101,-
078.99.
All other liabilities, oi,..
ToUl Babilities. except capital, $894,-
954.96.
Capital paid up. 9J0u.u u-
Surplus over all liabilities, $33,676.-
Cl
Surplus a regard poiicy-noiuera,
. 1 V .11
$333,676.51.
Total. 91.22f.oai.af. .
BUSINESS IN OREGON TOR THE
TEAR
Gross premiums received during the
yesr. $26,423.86. . .
premiums ana mu
Losses paid daring tne year, .
165.76. .
Name of Company, oenunei is-
suraaco Company.
Name of Preaident, r. v. tiarvey.
Kama ef Secretary. R. P. Magovera,
Statutory resident attorney for serv
ice.' H. C. Pownsu, Wilcox Building,
Portlsnd, Oregon.
Vo. 82
fimopsis ot Annual Statement of the
Mercer Casualty Company of Celina, la
tho State of Ohio, oa the thirty-first day
I g0n, pursuant ta law
capital
Amount of capiul stook
paid pp,
$250,000.00.
IKVUaUi
Net premiums received daring the year,
8711.913.44.
Interest, dividends and rente received
darinr tha year. 840.1BZ.V9,
Income frota other source received
during tha year, 92,457.73.
Total Income. 9754,554.16.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net loaaes paid dariag the year includ
ing adjustment expense. 9460.800.83
Divideade paid oa capital stock daring
ta year, Aeae.
1 iaaasaisaioBs- ana am
Cosnauaatoa aad salaries Paid doriag
tha vaar. as 14 at 29.
Taxes. Urease aad fee paid dariag
tne year, fi8.7ua.7z.
Amount el aU other expenditure.
994,000.11.
Total expeadituree. 9828,808.59.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). None.
'tion values.
Valao of stocks aad bends owned
(market value). 9884.071.13.
Loans oa mortgage aad collateral.
etc, Aon.
Cash ia bank aad oa hand, $80,'
597.66.
Premiume In course of collection writ-
tea since September 80, 1933, $91,749,
04.
Intereet aad reata da aad accrved.
97,T3.B.
Other assets. 918,505.18.
Total admitted asseta, 81.077.555.83
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losse unpaid, $313,
169.44. Amount of unearned premium oa all
outstanding risk. 924.109.52.
Duo for commission aad brokerage.
9ZP.B38.ax.
All other llenilftle. $30,941.41.
Total liabilities, exeept capital, $867,.
779.00.
Capital paid PP." $250,000.00.
Surplus aver all liabilities, $159,776.
Surplus as regard policyholder, $409,-
776.83.
Total. $1.0TT.S35.83.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOB THE
TEAR
Vet premium received during tha
year. 956.82 .S1.
Lossea paid during tha year, $29,-
Z64.S3.
Losses laeurred duriar tha year.
848.170-.4Sl
Name af Company, Marcer Casualty
Compsay.
Name t President. O. F. Beotseea.
Vaasd Secretary. B. J. Breokhart.
Statutory resident attorney far erv-
lea,
gyaapsSc af Aaaaal SUteateat at the .
a.Mi a, raxBait sjempaay
sTTxTt 0 JahiStrt, ?.w Tark. -
ia tha BUte ef aw sara.
first day at Ieb-r. 1992. m"-
the Iasaraaed wmnii",w ...
ai Ore go a, pursuaet to sswt ,
Amount of capital stock paid up, .
$1.50.000.00. 1
Kat Bromiums rocoivod during the
year. $43,813.16.
Iatereet, eUvidaada aad raaU received
darinjr tha year. 9145.080.94.
Paid la surplus, aue.vw.vu.
Income frasa other aoercea received
during tha year, 955.109.10.
Tata. Ueoasa, 93,059.502.23.
DlSBDRSKMtNTS
Net losses paid duriar tha year la- .
cludiag adjustment expeesea, 91,034,
569.83. JMvideads paid an aapiUl Stock dur
ing the year. None.
Comaussioas aad salaries Paid during
the year, 9567,968.99.
Taxes, licensee aad fees paid earing
the year. 933,450.61.
Amoast of all other expenditure.
$253,090.51.
ToUl expenditure. 61,888,974.84.
ASSETS
Talue of real asuta owned (asarket
value). None.
Basis of Valuation: Bonds, Amortisa
tion; Stocks, Ins. Commissioners valua
tion. Value of stocks aad bonds owned
(market value). 92.721.910.92.
Loans oa mortgages and collateral,
etc., Nona.
Cash ia hsaks aad oa head, $2,032.
665.74. Premium ia course of collection writ
tea since September SO, 1932, $300.
379.03. Interest aad rents due aad accrued.
$12,853.56.
All other assets. $9,365.19.
Total admitted assets, $5,096,5741.
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for lorses unpaid. $610,-
04.80.
Amount of unearned premiums oa all
OUUteading risks. $752,865.92.
Due for aommiMioa aad brokerage,
$68,158.30.
AU ether liabilities. $60,604.90.
Voluntary Contingent reserve. $716,-
204.68.
ToUl liabilities, except capiUL $2.
208,587.70. Capital paid Up. $1,500,000.00.
Surplus over all UabiUUea. $1,388,-
036.71.
Surplua aa regards policyholders, $2,
888.036.71. Total, $6,096,574.41.
BU8INES8 LN ORKGOS FOB) THE
TEAR
Net premiums written daring the year.
$326.34.
Losses paid during the year, $4.00.
Losses incurred during the year, $4.00.
Casualty Company of New Tark.
Aids of President. Prank O. Morris.
Name af BecreUry, Charles E. Heath.
Statutory resident attomav for aerT-
lee, Hon. A. H. Averill. Insurance Com
missioner, Salem, Oregon.
To adjust to actual Market Values
oa Bonds and Stocks.
No. 1
Synopsis of Annual Statemeat of The
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection aad
Insuraace Company ef Hartford, la the
State of Connecticut, oa tho thirty-first
day of December, 1932. mad to the In
surance Commissioner of tha State of
Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock said id. '
$3,000,000.00.
INCOME
Net premium recived durinr the vear.
$3,637,408.25.
Interest, dividend aad rents received
daring the year, $758,696.13.
Income from other source; received
during the year. 9175.468.76.
Total income, 94.571.573 J4.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid durinr tha vr in.
eluding adjustment expenses, $785,019.-
83a
Dividend paid ea cadi Lai stock dn.
lng the year. None.
Commission and salaries said durinr
the year. $1,626,978.29.
Taxes, lieeases aad fees paid during
the year, $320,791.39.
Amount of aU other expenditure.
$2,618,148.84.
Total expenditures, $5,350,038.29.
ASSETS
Vslue of real aetata owneA mrk-at
value). $650,221,54.
Basis of Valuation: Bonds, Amertixed.
Stocks. Market.
Value of stocks sad head owaed,
(market value). $16,001,606.91.
Jjoans oa mortgage aad collateral.
efS- ,8948.517.17.
VXasa In banks and oa hand 87?.
202.90.
Premiums la course of collection writ
ten since September 80, 1932. $933,-
590.37.
Interest and rent du aad accrued.
$154,338.69.
Miscellaneous asset. $1,159.04.
Total admitted asset. $19,514,636.02.
, LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses unpaid, $317,
837.64. Amount of unearned premiums oa
outstanding risks. $7,142,070.04.
Duo for commission and brokerage.
$194,718.07.
All other liabiliUea. $4,166,977.68.
eoTi lubilitiea, except capiul. $11,-
11 03.43.
Capiul paid up, $3,000,000.00.
Surplaa aver aU liabilities, $4,693,
533.19. 8 "ly,,B trd poUeyholders. $7.-
Total, $19,514,636.62.
BUSINESS IN- OREGOV FOB THE
YEAR
Net premiums received daring the
year, $11,748.83.
Lossea paid during the year, $3,501.11.
$iV.sV. Ucurred UTin '.
Sf C0B,P"DT- Th Hartford
Steam Boiler Inspection aad Insurance
Company.
Name of President, Wa. R. C. Corsoa,
Nome af Secretary, L. B. Middiebrook.
Statutory resident attorney for serv
ice, K. V. Lively. Portlaad. Ore.
No. 78
Synopsis of Annual Statemeat of tho
Virginia Fir and Marino Insuraace Com
pany of Richmond, in tho 8tate af Vir
f m-,0 u thirty-first day af Decem
ber, 1932, made to tha Insuraace Cwm
missleaor of tho State af Oregon, pursu
ant to law :
CAPITAL
500m00"Vf ,tOCk MM "'
INCOMB
$6?8V60PoTs,.,,U dntl" tt
Interest, dividends and rents receive!
during the year. $127,772,79.
Income from other sources received
dunag the year. $1,943.05.
Total income. $788,818.27.
w DISBURSEMENTS
Vet losse paid daring the year la.
cludiag adjustment expeawe, $65.204.-
tbobiyrVl5oV4"P4Ul M d'ri-
$18M?;.4,.' " U P---rd.
Total expeadituree, $l,ll75js.
. ASSETS
Valaa af real estate awaod (market
value), $120,000.00. 1 1
Valaa of stocks aad Wads owaed
(market vahse), Coaveatiea, $2,173,391.-
WW.
. t?a , art -r aad collateral,
etc- Coaveatloa, $39,200.00. '
92. " 1.43$..
,i,m, ej" f eollectloa wrft
tem siaca September 90. 1983. $111,904!!
$2929?S7. MU "
498 sinrBe M ,! .
Total "7'Bi
491.99? CWln ' l,M"
. ?,,t i " premlam on all
ou.taading risks. 8884,475.87.
$5,000.00? rokg,
All other riahillUee, $791,200.00.
.217.90 $L,
Capital paid p. $500,000.00.
-Surplua over all Uabllities, $381,89$..
HtH&l'o." ; -rF-i.
Total, 92.658.062.90.
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOB, THE
TEAM -
re'nma received dariar tha
year, fl.486.74. '
Loasea paid during tha year, $512JS.
taeW ."ta tt
Cwmpy, TIrglaU Ftr aad
Martae Insurance Co. ' -
Kama of President, Fredertek X. l-
V.
fa af Becretaryr' Vniam Pahavar
Hill.
Sututory reriieut altoraey for aerv-
4
1
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