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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1918)
DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, rENDLETONOREGOX. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21. 1918 EIGHT PAGES 8 5 - 3 IIIIMIIIIIHIjlllllHinnnillllMIMIIIIMinilllUIIIMIMIMIinMIIHMIIIIIMIMMIMMIIMIIMtMIIIIIIHyilllUIIIIII I ''I l!UUUllI!:at1MltlllfttHlltUHIMMMMtMII1MHtMaMMHIMtHltlllf1ltllMMMiaMIIIMri( IMIIIIirfHIIIMtHIMIIlllllllMltllllMIIHIIMIIIHIIIIll llltllHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIII 5 1 " I. I I page rotnt - f i I I . s 2 HELPING TO WIN THE WAR "The world must be made safe lor democracy" Woodrow Wilson II V sal w I It is investing in each issue of Liberty bonds. ; It is giving freely of the time of its officers and employes in aiding the government in every possible way. Insurance Company DOING IT'S BEST: IT HELPS RAISE WHEAT Practically all its great bulk of assets, over Two Million Six Hundred Thousand Dollars, is at work on the farms of the northwest. (The prime first mortgage on choice farm land is the acme of safe investment.) r- i inane ;iai Mini 4 DECEMBER 31st, 1917. 9ns hum It is helping the Red Cross, Y. M. C. A. and Knights of Colum bus. Members of its force arc now serving in the Military Establishment. ASSETS First Mortgage Loans on Real Estate in the Northwest, Liberty Bonds, Loans on Policies, Accrued Premiums, Interest, etc. (all gilt-edge investments) , . . . 2,625,837.75 LIABILITIES Reserve needed to mature all policies, pay accrued policy and all other claims of whatever nature, except on Capital Stock account Sl.014,497.49 Excess of Assets Over Liabilities ,r ' Capital and Surplus A 81,611,340.26 SECURITY BEGETS CONFIDENCE 1917 Greatest Year OF GROWTH IN COMPANY'S HISTORY , Insurance in Force $17,142,000.00 1917 GAINS OVER 1916 Increase in Assets $714,917.00 Increase in Insurance in Force $11,039,961.00 -Pyramid-of Progress liimniii-r in KurT lmit.imhi ;:il.tL'i i.ii7.."i hi.i.iijr 2,434,950 1,404,909 2,476,700 1,716,404 4,572,495 1,827,408 6,102,075 1,910,920 17,142,000 2,625,837 J : i I of mi ll 1 1 i : i c lull mi : I I I'll New World Life Insurance Company is carefully and scientifically managed and has never impaired the strength.of its protection t0NewCWoHdL?fe p0iicjes are most liberal in contract provisions and are wonderfully flexible in their application to the varying needs of the individual. THEY PROVIDE INSURANCE THAT INSURES. New World Life is the third largest capitalized Life company, exclusive of mutuals in the United States. Capital paid in, 51,133,- 'infesmga1 has invested $3,212,632 in Bonds, Warrants and Mortgages in the northwest exclusively. It has averaged 7.2't interest annually on its mortgage investments and its losses on investments since organization have been less than l-o of 1 per cent. J OFFICERS- John J. Cadigan, President John D. Carmody, Vice President Edward J. O'Shea, Secretary Treasurer Graves, Kizer & Graves, General Counsel R. C. Burton, Actuary and Asst. Secy. J. P. Fordyce, Agency Manager Surplus to Policyholders $1,611,340.26 JOHN J. CADIGAN, President SPOKANE PORTLAND ! i
