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" ' :. 4 , . 'v . - ' y- '- ::. v a: :. . , ,' " . . - . . . YOUNG GOP MEET TUESDAY Eye-witness accounts of the re cent Republican party eamrention jh Philadelphia will be fives Tuee day.night in a special meeting; of the Salem Young Republican's club at the Chamber of Commerce, f Steve Anderson, Salem attorney and state i chairman of the club, announced that all 1st district delegates and committeemen have been invited to attend. Local men who attended the convention and will speak: at the meeting include Anderson, Jim Hatfield, Clarence Wicks, and Jim Ragland. f Upright gas range. Quick heat. $25. Four burner & oven. 683 N. High, downstairs apt. Ph. 8779. . Home air conditioning. Low prices, prompt installation. Judson's, 27 N. Cbml.j DL FEDJK IN CHICAGO Dr. R- A. Fedje, Salem district superintendent of the Methodist church, left by plane Thursday evening for Chicago where he will participate in a meeting of the church's quadrennial planning meeting. The committee' will out line the Methodist church program for the next four years. Dr. Fedje was recently appointed to the group by; members of the general conference in Boston, Mass. ir-Steamship tickets anywhere. ugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St. - S tube Fluorescent Kitchen unit, f 2 tube Fluorescent Kitchen unit $5,98. Wood rows 450 Center. SEA BEES TO ORGANIZE Li. Charles Day, Seattle ' Seabee reserve officer, announced in Sa lem Friday that Salem will soon have an organized Seabee reserve unit. All former Seabees and con struction men who have been in the navy are eligible for the re serve. Lt. William C. Hill is head of Salem's inactive Seabee unit. Have your weary furs completely revitalized. Ben Wittner, 142 S. High St. Ph. 24727. Old time dance tooite 259 Court. HEALY KITES SATURDAY Final rites for Timothy J. Healy, Portland, father of Vincent J. Healy, Salem will be held In Port- ; land Saturday morning' at 9:30. . Concluding services will be in ML j Calvary cemetery. Also surviving: ! are his widow, Mrs. Johanna B. Healy, two other sons , and four daughters. t Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. Insured : savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 560 State at. MAJ. GEORGE ASSIGNED Maj. John George, former em ploye of the city engineer's office, has been assigned as national guard instructor for the cities of Albany, Corvallis and Eugene. His headquarters -will be located in Eugene. Maj. George recently completed army school at Ft. Knox, Ky. Trior Automatic washers St Thor ironers now on display at Ralph Johnson Appliances, 155 Center. Ph. 4036. Dance, VFW Hall, Saturday. SONS Or NORWAY OUTTNO Thor ; lodge, Sons of Norway, will gather at Olinger! field near Salem High school at 6:30 this evening for a no-host picnic sup per and lodge meeting. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Lunda will report on the district lodge convention they attended last month in i San Diego, Calif. v j Old Time Danee VFW hall Sat For sale: Modern 2 bdrm. home with full finished basement. Oil heat, double Areola cej 1590 Nor way. ' MRS. ZINN ON TB STAFF Mrs. Frank Zinn of; Salem has Joined the staff of the Marion County Tuberculosis and Health association and will be aq assistant to Mrs. Ruby Bunnell, executive secretary. She replaces Mrs. Stan ley Krueger who resigned recently when she moved to Dallas. Old Time Dance VFwjhall Sat Open eves, till 8 p.mj Well man's Market Drugstore, 480 N. ComL MAYOR ON SOJOURN Mayor Robert L. Elfstrom left Salem by plane Friday for Bend where he will join the caravan" of the "Order of the Antelope" for the annual trip to Hart Moun tain near Lakeview. Elfstrom ex pects to return home Sunday night. Open eves. . till 8 p.mi Wellman's Market Drug Store, 480 "51 ComL Robert F. Anderson, !m. D., an nounces the opening of offices in association with Dr. Edward A. Lebold, 508 T. A. Livesley Bldg Salenv Ore. Practice j! limited to Orthopedic surgery & fractures. Office Ph. 21640. Home 7813. LODGEMEN AT ASTORIA Among members of Salem Moose lodge 144 attending sessions of the Oregon - State - Moose association convention in Astoria this week are Governor Cliff Ellis,' Secretary El mer Headine, Junior Governor Melvin Govig and Past Governor Matt Sherfield. J - Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. ; Last chance to get fine light fix tures ; at give-away prices. Still a large selection of domestic and commercial numbers.. R. L. Elf strom Co-t 340 Court St. t . With additional operators, all kinds of beauty culture done evenings by appointment Lipstick Beauty Salon, 1872 state at Ph. 3836. ICS CEIill , Qxzih . 1 33 6 sutiiig CEirrzn ' Salens A Hlesa HEALTH SECXETAKY HXKED Mrs. Frank Zinn, Salem route -4. has been appointed as the new office secretary of the Marion County Tuberculosis .and' Health association, executive, - secretary Mrs. Ruby Bunnell announced Friday. 1 Mrs. - Zinn succeeds ' Mrs. Stanley i Krueger, office secretary for thej past two years,1 who re cently moved to The Dalles with her husband. . i Let tiie! experienced airline per sonnel of Willamette Travel Serv ice handle your domestic and in ternational reservations. Conveni ently located in lobby of Senator hotel. Call 2-4568. HOSPITAL DISMISSALS MrsjLyle Dirks, 1820 N. Lib erty st; Mrs. R. C. Trauger, 127 W, First st, Albany; ind Mrs. Robert! Jr Lindley, route 4, box 462E, Salem, left Salem General hospital Friday with their baby girls. Mrs. Earl Booth, Wood burn, eft General hospital with her new son. Dance Jtonite Crystal Gardens. MOTHERS GO HOME Dismissed from Salem Memor ial hospital with their baby girls Friday, were Mrs. Arthur John son.. 1465 Bluff dr and Mrs. Charles Thompson, 1115 S. 19th st, apt. 2. I - Kindergarten: To open in my home for 5 y ear-olds September I. If interested contact Mrs. H. E. Smedtey, 775 N. 16th, not later than August 1. r MRS. HETT IN SALEM Mrs! lone Hett, former Salem resident returned this week from San Francisco and is making her home with a daughter at 166 W. Miller t until her new home on an adjoining lot is completed. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. I RETIRES FROM STORE A notice of retirement from Keizer Korner store, located in i the Keizer district north of town, wa. filed with the Marion county clerk fcFriday by Prislla F. Shat- tue. MAY MOVE COMBINE Duane Sears, Salem route 2, was granted a permit to haul a com bine tover Marlon county market and county roads by Marion coun ty court Friday. DP Committee ens Oov. John H- Hall's committee to investigate and determine how many displaced persons can be handled in Oregon Friday launched a sujhrey which will be carried to all sections of the state. Harley Libby, Jtfferson, is chairman of the committee. At a recent meeting of the committee here l it was suggested that Ore gon's" quota probably would not exceed 1,000. Committee members said they hoped to place a sub stantial number of these displaced persons on farms and institutional employment Flagg Assumes Stele PUC Post k George H. Flagg. recently ap pointed state public utilities com missioner to succeed John H. Car kin, resigned, assumed his new duties Friday. Flagg formerly served - as utili ties commissioner for five years but resigned last March to be come a candidate for secretary of state at the primary election. Qar kin has assumed his previous po sition as supervisor of the rail rate division of the utilities eoaa mission. , Petition Asks PUD Tax Cut ! Petition signed by 10 taxpayers was filed with the state tax com mission here Friday asking that a new ?tax levy of the Union county peoples utility district be elimin ated. The petitioners contended that the PUD's budget was not prepar ed in compliance with the state local: budget law. The district does not; yet operate any electric ser vice.! t ...... , it ANN A to Mr. and Mrs. Ray mohy C. Hanna, Independence, a son, i Friday, 4 July 16, at Salem General hospital. CANNTVET to Mr. and Mrs. JadCCannivet 387 Fifth st, Wood burn, a daughter,-Friday, July IS at Salem Memorial hospital. e . NELSON to Mr. and Mrs. Stan ley' Nelson, -Lebanon, a son, Fri day,? July 16, at Salem Memorial hospital. GARRISON to Mr. and Mrs. Roy ' Garrison, West Salem, a son, Friday, July If, at Salenv Memor ial hospitaL T : i i m IXaallag FaTBitare Mevfcag 111 Ne. CcamT Op Survey Dairy Gh -0 Grade k Milk Producers t By LUlie L. Madaeat Trm Editor, The gtoteiw Insoecting dairies being changed from market Grade A, was the feature of the dairy tour Thursday sponsored by; the Salem branch of the Dairy Cooperative association. . ' . Cost of the change in the five dairies visited ranged from $1200 at the Hans Boeder place in the Smithfield community out from Dallas, to $3500 at the Lloyd Beerman farm in Salt Creek district. Gene osier, iieioman xor ine dairy co-op, who conducted the tour, spoke highly of the Boeder milk house and milking parlor. The favorable cost was arrived at by exchange labor. 'Neighbors do nated 110 hours of work for which Boeder paid back hour -for hour in labor. In his brief talk to the more than 50 visitors, Boeder said that the improvement has paid for itself on 10 cows in 14 months. Now, he estimated, his milk .check was all of '$200 a month more 'for the same amount of milk than if he had 4een selling market grade. Mr. Beeman, who formerly taught in the Dallas high school, had a more -elaborate set up, built of mortarless cement blocks. This had two stories, the second story ; providing for feed storage which could be fed directly to the cows in tneir stalls ny means pi cnuies. The Surge system, in which f the cow$ stand higher than the dairy man when they are milked, thus preventing any bending on his part is used here. -; Other dairies visited were those of John Friesen, Smithfiefd, Rus sell Hills in Spring Valley and Ivan Merrick in Lincoln. The co op served lunch to the group at noon at the Merrick place. The group assembled at the Mayflower plant in Salem, where Art Hulburt, manager, welcomed the visitors, and explained the problems involved in maintaining the constant flow of milk required by the market This problem ac counted for the present surplus of Grade A as this is the peak pro duction season. Hulburt intro duced Bob Herwick, former field man, now with the state depart ment of agriculture, who spoke briefly, outlining recent changes in milk room regulations, now re quiring a 12 by 14, inside mea surement instead of the smaller one formerly permissabie. These measurements do not apply, he said, to milk houses already in use or those' under construction. Interim Group To Study Care Of Blind Meets Members of the 1947 legislative interim committee, to investigate the care and education of the blind, met in the executive of fices Friday. Appointment of the committee followed a controversy at the last legislative session in connection with the management of the school for the adult blind in Portland. A group of blind persons appeared before a committee of the legis lature and asked that the super intendent be released and another be appointed. Other groups op posed any change in the aehqpl management Manufacturers Exhibit Draws Steady Crowd Visitors to the Industrial exhib it at the Salem armory came lai at a steady rate to view the 30-odd local manufacturing firm exhibits there. Musical entertainment le scheduled also today. The exhibit is free and candy and food samples are given away. The, displays arc a daily part of the Cherry land festival. Included in the exhibits and not mentioned previously is the Dr. Pepper soft drink manufactured here. The show, open from 10 a. an. to 10 p. will have intermittent musical and stage entertainment from 2 to 10 p. m. today. This will include dancers from the Arm strong school at 2 p. m. Lebanon Logger Injured in Mishap At Detroit Mill DETROIT, Ore., July 16-(Spe-cial)- Buford Ford, 19, of Leba non, sustained a broken bone in his right hand and a badly bruised right leg Friday morning when a log rolled on him near here. He was taken to , Salem Memorial hospital, where he 'was resting in good condition. , Ford was working at the load ing dock of Gooch Logging Co. He was taken by company am bulance to Mill City, from where a hospital ambulance took him to Salem. County Gels $1279 from Amusement Device Tax Distribution of $42,884 amuse ment device tax revenue for the three months ending, June 30, was announced by Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry here Friday. Of this amount $17,153.77 went to the counties and $25,740.66 to the public assistance fund. Mult nomah county received $7,107 and Marion $L279. These were the only counties receiving snore than $1,000. ' , s$neiE7$$ 4Vi Seal Estate Personal A Arte HfA Zlzl2 Fhzzzz Co. 133 8. High St, Ue. S21t-MS23 gsade- type, to GOP Precinct Committeemen File Candidacy Seven declarations of candidacy for republican precinct commit teemen and committee women in the November 2 general election were filed with the Marion county clerk; Friday. ! Deadline for filing committee L post declarations is August 9, Mrs. Gladys White, election' clerk, stat ed. . , Announcing their intentions Fri day of running for committeeman positions were Beldon E. Owens, 1680 Fairmount st- Salem precinct 24; Cobie de Lespinasse. Hubbard, West Hubbard precinct, and Ro bert Humphreys,: Sublimity route 1, Union Hill, precinct Women candidates filing include Helen B. Ficke, 868 Shipping st, Salem precinct 8; Edith Pat ton, 440 Leslie st, Salem 17; Edna M. Stacey. 1630 N. 19th st, Salem 25; and Tillie Mickel, Mt Angel, East Mt Angel precinct Salem's Lions Annotuice New Activity Heads President Leroy J. Stewart of the Salem Lions club this week announced the following commit tee chairmen for the club's year ot activity which began this month. Attendance Wesley Stewart: audit Earl CanfJeid; bulletin Harry Miller; constitution Frank Healy; finance Joseph B. Fel ton," illness Henry Kropp; ma jor activities -. Lee Haskins and Leo Reimann;" membership Monroe Cheek; publicity Floyd Bower; athletic Everett Holmes; greetings Floyd Seamster; in-ter-rclub Verne Young; Lion education Merrill Ohling; Lion of : the Week Verne Young; music and entertainment Harry Miller. Program Claire Brown; so cial Roger Cochran; religion Glen Wade; blind Jim Beard; Boy Scouts Jerry Scott; boys and girls Tom Pomeroy; com munity betterment Fred Star rett; education i - Carl Aschen brenner; -health and welfare Dr, W. W. Baum; patriotic Wayne Dough ton; safety Stan ley Smith. Forgery Nets 3 -Year Term Three years in the state prison was meted out to Harold V. Kel ler, 46, when he pleaded guilty to a check forgery before Marion County Circuit i Judge E. M. Page. KeUey, formerly of Salem, was returned from Los Angeles, Calif., thia week by Sheriff Denver Young. He had been apprehended there on a warrant from this county charging Kelscy with forging two $15 checks last month with the name of Mrs. Gladys Pinner of Keizer district. Kelsey had been employed Mrs. Pinner. by State Land Board To Inspect Lake County projects i Members of the state land board left here Friday for Warner val ley la Lake county where they will inspect i the state - owned Crump lake drainage and Irriga tion project, with a view of con verting the lake bed into agricul tural production. Members of the land board are Governor John H. Hall, Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry and State Treasurer Leslie M. Scott They were accompanied by Charles E. Stricklln, state engineer, arid X. T. Pierce, land board clerk, t Newbry said the project was highly productive and upon being properly drained would prove a valuable acquisition to the state's other holdings in the Warner val ley district. - FOR YOUR ! i M - ' PLUMBING HEEDS C if. l Plung AftT Heavv NEW YORK, July 1 -Jp). The stock market Dlunred to the Iaw. f-est level in two months today arter heavy selling developed for the second day in a row. Already shaky after yesterday's heavy pounding, the market was in no shape to stand up against news that giant U. S. Steel Corp. had raised wages and intended to raise prices. Losses ran from fractions ' to more than 3 points, with the oil sections singled out for selling at tention. Most steel stocks did comparatively well and declined onlv fractionally. Today's losses, piled on top of yesterday's clipped about $2,000, 000,000 from the market value of all stocks listed on the ex change. The Thursday crack was a little more severe than today's. Price had been marked" , down from the start of trading but the retreat was orderly and more than a few stocks managed to advance for a while. Big steel's announcement though, soon put the market on the defensive. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks declined .9 of one point to 70.1. This compared with the Thursday drop of 1J2 points and carried the general price level back to the average pre vailing in mid-May. Neuner Okays Fund Use for State Schools Grading and landscaping in connection with a. housing pro ject at the University of Oregon, construction of barns and gun shed at Oregon State college and other less costly inmprovements at both institutions, with the use of state building funds, are" per missible. Attorney General George Neuner held Friday. The projects previously receiv ed approval of the state board of control .and state emergency board, meeting jointly here, con tingent upon a favorable opinion from the attorney general. The proposed road and side walk project at Oregon State col lege, included in the program, would cost '$62,000. Neuner further held that bids would not be necessary in event the work was done under super vision of the higher -education board's own engineers and with use of salvage materials. Salem Red Cross Lists Activities Handled in June Case load in the home service department Marion county chap ter, American Red Cross, amount ed to 376 for the month of June, chapter officials reported this week. The chapter .handled 213 calls in connection with the disaster relief for the . Columbia flood areas in Multnomah county, 167 of these being requests for safety reports, of flood victims. The oth er 48 cases were given emerg ency financial assistance through this office. Financial assistance given by the department for the month, including outright grants and loans, amounted to $766. Of this sum, $739 was to veterans or their dependents. The additional assistance given In the flood re lief will be returned to the chap ter from national disaster funds. Many Arabian horses are light gray at birth and become white by the time they arc four or five years old. THE Ocdc? Selling toBUY.PAIQm ill let vovr obee tleaUr shew Hotrtchotd tnamel sje4eft...Smeth towli.,.Mlrrfkti.., V teeledl In eoliriet fW elkninote ttoWofl and reeitt nee4Wl CMtMxtorwav ei4, seeps end beilino water. : ' I ; ' I Pssssesrrefes ecfeef reeeffe ecf ' , iU r MCTAt 9tUM0W009 tTftJM OA3l j mtmutr - e Mrneoo - e wmoit V . , VIlTtUI Tff WnlT rt rlT...tt--$U VtU ft tSTTUI i KEITR BRO WN LUMBER Front and Court St. Trio Arraigned InSilvcrtorion Thft Charges Three men cruee of burglar izing the Busy Comer market in South Salem early Thursday mor ning were arraigned in Silverton justice court Friday on charges of larceny. ; They are. Dick Abney, Jeffer son, local prizefighter; Hubert V. Stratton, 435 N. Winter it, and Cameron D. Campbell, 2020 N. Commercial st The men will appear in ' the same court for preliminary ex amination on June 30 at 130 p. m. All three are being held in the Marion county jail in lieu of $1,000 bail each. 1 The trio was apprehended by city police-at 4 a. m. Thursday while riding near South 12th and Oxford streets in Stratum's auto Arresting officers said they found a cash register- containing $40.75 and other articles in the car at the time. Later, police found a number of other articles in Campbell's car, parked on nearby Brooks street i .K. W. Tracy, owner of the mar ket identified most of the loot as that taken from hisbusiness early Thursday morning. The men were charged with possession of stolen property late Thursday afternoon. The larceny warrant issued Fri day was sworn out by Tracy. Nc. 39-66 Synop-ti of Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1S47. of the New York Fire Insurance Com pany of New York, in the State of New- York, maee to the insurance Com miaaioner of the Stale of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums receive. S4jTIS.4S0.SI. Total Interest. dHrioenda end real estate income. SS41.lM.as, Ineotne from other emin . SS7C. SST.1C. Total income. S5.4SS.iM 77. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for lassas. St.Tlt. 37S.S4. Vamm adjustment expenses. SI 17. SSS.SS. Underwriting expenses. ' St JtXSJtO JC. Dividends paid to stockholders jCaati. $1 ao .000 00: stock, nonet. SleS.OOOOO. Dividends paid or credited to poiicy holders. none. AH other expenditures. SllS.irT 34. Total disbursements. SV4SV42S.T4. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value I. none. Loans on merteacos and collateral, etc.. none. Value of bonds owned (amortized), sa.4as.S27.sa. Value of storks owned (market val ue). as.2ea.aw.se. Caen in hanks end en band. -S1.SS1.-iUM. Premiums in course of poll act ton written since September SC. ISO. S40S.- an.sa. Interest and rents due -end accrued. SISAT2.SC. Other assets (net). SHS.S13.T3. Total admitted aeerts. SS.71S.24C.S4V LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. $736033.4. . Estimated leas adjustment expense for unpaid claims. S2S.43S.S3. Total unearned premiums. 39.31s. 413 31. All other liabilities. t244.6Cl.S4. Total liabilities, except capital. 6t. S21.SSS.34. Capital paid up. 1.000.600.06. Special surplus funds, none. Unassigned funds (surplus). 22. 394. 153 31. Surplus as regards policyholders. S3. 396.235 Jl. V Total. SS.7IS.240 55. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAH Net premiums received. S3SJC6.1T. Net losses paid. Stl.S26.Z3. Dividends paid or credited to poliey holders, none. Notice of Description Tradeeaark I Pinnseat asyappned to Electrleal Arsuism, Generators and Starters To Whom It May Concern: Champion Armature Corporation, of the City of Vernon. County of Los Angeles. Slate of California, having made application for registraUon of a certain trademark in the State of Ore gon, hereby publishes notice of said trademark pursuant to the laws of the State of Oregon. The trademark is described as and consists of the word "Fare mount" as ap plied to electrical armatures, generat ors and starters. t It is applied to armatures, general an and starters of electrical current for automotive vehicles and wherever usable, including the containers there of sold by the undersigned and in its advertising, literature, stationery and otherwise. Dated: June 11. 164S. Champion Armature Corporation by H. P. Lester. President (Corp. by S. F. Richardson. Secretary Seal I JlyJt-17-24 WAY tee ts astesfcmg ClXlX$MTn yov the wide voHcty ef ON-Otlf D YARD Phots SI 6 A. The Grain PriceC : End Lower in . Bjr ffllUaas Ferris CHICAGO. July It (A) - All grains nded Tower on the board of trade today when persistent selling got the upper hand of the market in the last 30 minutes. Losses1 were not large In cereals but mounted up to a fairly sizeable amount of soybeans and lard. Until the final 30 minutes, grains : were, holding their own, taking their cue from the July corn contract The shorts wanted that, delivery and bid the price up nearly 3 cents before deciding they would go no higher. ' With that July corn collapsed, tumbl ing more than 9 cents f fom its earlier high. , The turn-about ,ln July corn weakened the rest of the market, which had not shown much spar kle anyway. Final prices were up a bit from the day's bottoms. -Wheat closed -4 lower, July 32.27. corn was -14 lower, July 2.10V4-4. oats were to 2 cents lower, .July SStt-SSrye was un changed to Vi ' lower, December $1.88. and Soybeans were to rents lower. July $3.74. Nc Cl-49 Synopsis of Annual Statement for the veer ended December 31. 1S47. of the Atlantic. Mutual Insurance Company of 9 WaU Street. New York S. in Um State of New York, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: . INCOME Net premiums received. tl3.3S4 0rr.21. Total interest, dividends and reel es Ute Income. SS40.S86J7. Income from ether sources, $SS7,627.- St Total income. tt4 S22.61I 66. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses. S3. SIS,. 564 64 Loss adjustment expenses. 6363.386-31. Underwriting expenses, S3.SftS.S41.t3. Dividends pawl to stockholders. None. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. tl.063.ri3.01. All other expenditures f including Investment expenses, SSSSSS.SS), 3771. 37C.S2. Total disbursements. tlt.6O4 073Sl. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of reel estate owned ) market value). 63.336.63.23. Loans on mortgagee end collateral, etc None. Value of bonds owned (amortized ). $13 376. 167-63. ' Value of stocks owned (market val ue). SS.SOt.433.7S. Cash ka hanks -end on hand. S4.22C 664.69. Premiums in eonrse of collection written since September SO. M1, S3S,. Inteeest and t41.S4S.73. Other assets (net). $366,216 St. Total admitted assets. S3l.13C.6l 1. 4C LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS . Total trapsed claims. SS.271.t7t 42. Ttunated loss adjustment for unpaid Claims. S72.683.I6. Total unearned pr premiums. 67.421.- W1-3X All ether liabilities. S3 .SC2.633.2S. Total liabilities, except capital. 617. (46,686.16. Guaranty Fund, 63.600.000.00. Special surplus funds: 63.281.71S 26. U reassigned funds (surplus). t7aoO,. 000.00. Surplus as regards policyholders, 113.261.719 30. Total. S31.130.SU.40. 1 -; BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR. THE YEAR Net premiums received. SS.42S.3t. Net losses paid. S4S7.23. I' Dividends paid or credited to policy, holders. S307J7. Trading Camplnr Boatlrtf; rMCTlcktruj, Tfeeee auppliee will add Measure to your -veatloci or oatittff e Plesutinf prieWtoo. j SLEEPillG BAGS . 29.95 COTS-5.95 ! 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