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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1921)
FA QH 4 THB BE.MD ntTAETIN. DAILY EDITION, BBND, OBBGON. THlltNI.AY. AIMtll. SI, lll.'l. WARN AGAINST RAISED NOTES I'ltUUKS ON HILLS AKK OFT K.N H CKI, HIT OHNTKKrK.IT EH.S IMiNT HOTHKR TO CIIAXGK ItiRTRAlT. (Br United Pre. to The Bond Bulletin.) NEW VOHK. April 21. Be on your guard against counterfeit bills. So unusually large (a the number of bogua and raised bank notes dis covered ia circulation recently that the Manufacturers' Trust Co. here has issued a warning bulletin. Tips on how to detect fake money are given. Most fraudulent currency. Bays the bullrtin. are raised notes usual federal reserve notes. Ones are raised to tens, twos to twenties and fives to tens and twenties. Tel lers and cashiers should all know what portrait to expect on the various denominations. If you don't know, better familiarize yourself with the faces on legal tender. In most cases alterations are con fined simply to changing numerals In the corners of the bills. Sometimes changes have been made in the printed amounts, usually by mutila tion. Beware of a mutilated bill. Bill raisers seldom take the trouble to change the portrait on a bill. For instance $1 federal re serve bills may be raised to tens, and tens to one hundreds, but the raised "ones" continue to bear the portrait of George Washington, although the proper portrait which should appear on the $10 is Andrew Jackson. Similarly on the $10 bill raised to 9100. the portrait of Andrew Jack son remains, although the proper portrait is that of Benjamin Frank lin. Raised notes In the hands of inno cent persons are redeemed by the government at the original value. If you accept a $1 bill for tender, you can collect the $1 from Uncle Sam by turning the bill into your bank for redemption. Under a recent ruling, it is regard ed as counterfeiting to undertake to pass any state bank note of defunct issues, or any issues of defunct banks. car can make more than five miles an hour. Detours are necessary in a number of places! The state high way commission's attention should be culled to the condition of this road. Mr. Blrdsall declares, and he be lieves the state engineer should be criticized for allowing such construc tion. The part of the highway in this county which has been finished is already in need of attention and maintenance, says Mr. Birdxull, as it is already going to pieces. ROADS TO NORTH GOOD, REPORTED But In Dewchutea County, Pnlle- Califorc.' Highway In I m pa via ble. Hays Hotel Manager. For dirt road a, the highways In Sherman and Wasco counties are in wonderful condition, says V. C. Birdsall. manager of the Pilot Butte Inn, who returned to Bend yesterday by auto from Portland. Except for the fact that a cloudburst early in the week made them a bit slippery, the roads are such that a car can make its maximum speed with per fect safety, he avers. In Jefferson county, where crushed rock is being laid on The Dalles-California highway, the part which has been already rolled is as good as any road in the state. But the moment you cross the line Into Deschutes county, says Mr. Bird sail, you find the highway newly sur faced with a gravel which might more properly be called sand. No Svntip.ts of th Annual Sutrmnt of th Michigan Fire St Marine Insurance Co. of rvtroit In th Put of Mirhifaa, oa lh .Hit da? of Icmbtr, IttiO, matt to Iho In out-tat- Cotnmusionr of th Stat of Orcon, pursuant to kit; Capital. Amount of capital slack paid up $ 400.000,00 Income. St premiums rociTrd dur id lh csr 11.420,025.01 InurMt, dividends and rnu received durinc the year 95.734.95 I a come from other sources received during the year 9.090.T1 Total Inron $1, 518.450. 7 DUbursamtnta. Net losses paid durtnc th year including adjustment expenaet - 9 651.445 91 Dividends paid on capital stork during tha ymt 4O.00O.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 448.814.15 Taxes, licenses and fee paid during the yer 60.613.31 Amount of all other aipendi- turea 115.537.81 Total expenditures 91.324.4U.la Asset s Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) ...$1,219,640.00 I.oana on mortgages and col lateral etc -679.S70 58 Cash in banks and on hand 64.600.95 Premiums in course of col lection written sine Sep t ember 30. ISKiO 347,012.39 Interest and rents duo and accrued - 32.545 07 Other assets 100.00 Total admitted assets $3,342,769.59 LlabUtUe Gross claims for losses na ps id 161.617.X3 Amount of unearned premi ums on all outstanding risks - 1.270.714.70 Due for commission and brokerage 730 60 All other liabilities 42.075 55 Total liabilities, eiclosive of capital stock of 400.SUO.00 91. 475.137.97 Business la Orrm for tha Tsar. Net premiums received dur ing the year 9 11.055 66 losses paid during the year 1,85$. 41 Losses incurred during tha year 2.153.53 MICHIGAN FIRE MARINE INSCRANCE CO. D M. Ferry. Jr.. President. II. E. Everett. Secretary. Statutory resident attorney for err ice -E. R. Thompon. Wilcox Bldg., Portland. Oregon. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the Farmers Mutual Fire Belief Association of Portland. In the Htate of Oregon, on the 31st day of Iecember. 1920. made to the Insurance Commissioner of the titale of Oregon, pursuant to law ; Incoms. Amount of ledger assets De cember 31. 1919 9 9.272 99 From membership fees 1.469.0O From expense assessments--.- 15. int.!- Fire loss assessments 13,972.01 Interest on I". 8. Treasurr notes f 254 91 Total 9 40,155.79 Dlsba roemtnta. Actnal amounts paid to pol ieyhoMers for losses dur ing 1920 9 ll?ftS Josa Adjustment expenses ... 132 84 Agents' compensation ..... 11,017 3-1 Traveling expenses 41.50 Salaries nad fees, officers, directors and clerks - 4.232.00 RmiI 190.00 Insurance department li censes 42 00 Fire Xarshal tax 41. 67 Post ace. telegraph and tele phone 512 44 Advertising. printing and stationery 532 "I Office supplies 1J Kd 'rn. etc. contributions 25 20 Miscellaneous Applieation fees returned .- 44.34 Total 9 32.124 2 5 Total Ledger Assets on Hand December 31. 1920. Cash in bank and 1 . 8 Treasury note 9 0.031.49 Risks in force December 31, If 19 90.503.975,00 Risks written or renewed during the year 4,269,715.00 Risks can-elled or expired during the yesr . 1,253,5 10.00 Net amount in force ,5,o,l jt).0O .argent single risk of in surance 4 r,no no FARMERS MCTCAI. FIRE RKUEF ASSHIAT!OX H. V. Hnashall, President. Herman lAnm, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2'Mh day of January, 1921, C. J. Hayes. Notary Public for Oregon. My rornrrmiioT cTpi-t-s fr o 132 1. x a toe I - - If W E I "Jlfll ' -" iiii.ii,kv yassaaasa?2"g An Added Protection The figures that represent jrour account on oor hook muM he arrura'e. There ran lie no mistakes In flgur in your balance, or that of any of our other drpo-dtora. 1Otk.H, bolts and a steel safe are Important safeguards, but mistake-proof bookkeeping in Important too. The IliirrouKh Bookkeeping Machine that we arc now using iflves you thin bookkeeping protection. Mr chanUal accounting Is a guarantee of 100 per cent figure accuracy. Tho llurrouith make two record of your deposits, check anil bnlance -one on your ledger page and the other on the statement that comes to you every month with your paid checks. Vour account ax It nppcars on the ledger pnge Is com pared frequently with the statement sheet (which ha been mado out separately) and tho two must agree abwolutcly. No mistake ran go undixcorered. Thl added protection I only one of the way In which we are prepared to give you better service. We re here to help you handle your financial and buslnex transaction every officer and employe 1 at your service at all time. Taa Biwi 09 Sqvaio 8avtca The First National Bank Banish Idiantss. Idleness ia an Inlcl to dlsonlrr and niaki- way for llcoiitlousiieaa. I'eo pl that tinvo nothing to do nra quick ly tired of their owd coinpiiny. Jeremy Collier. Claw Uad tor Comb. Tha Iwara, eserlnlly thiuie of tha white ecles, aru rnlher fnalldloua ahout their toilet. They comb their hair with their curved cluwa and lick themsolvea to make their hair shine. BynnpitU of thr Annuiil 8l.tpm.nt of th Southern Surety Company of ll. Motni., In th Htkt- of low, on th .Hl.t d. of lH4nnn.r, ltt'itt. ni.il. lo th? ln.ur.nro f'ommiuioitr of th. St.lo of Orotfoit, puriint to law: CiptUl. Amount of r.pital .lock paid up 11,000,000 00 Incom. Nrt premlntn. rvrriYpd ilur inc th year 95,091.403 60 lnt.rt. di.ttlrnila and ronta rMeiTrd durtna tha year l.t.So.V 3. Inroma from olli.r aourora rw.i.Mi durma tha yaar.. 1.3,33A A9 Total Incom. a.V3'J(l,a?3.5? DUbttraamants. Nrt loaa paid dnrmc tho y.ar inrludms adjualm.nl aiixn.ra - l,H.014Ol Pi.tdrnda paid on capital ato,-k during th yaar l'iO.II33.00 Commi.atona and aalarica paid during tha year I,o3u,ai)0. Tax.a. lircn.a and tcca paid during tha year 143,767.33 Amount of all other expendi ture &tt.3i37 Total aipenditurea 94.30H.H4J.Otf Aaiat. Vlue of real eatal owned market yalue) $ 433,030 31 Value of atorka and honda owned t market value i .... 903,033.03 Iiana on morliaaca aud col lateral, etc 824.319 06 Caah in banka and on hand . 1.OO3.043.00 l'remnim in courae of col lection written amro Sep l.niher 3.1. m.'O 1.049.797.94 Interval and renla dua and accrued Tt.039.00 Other miacellaneoua aaaela S70.U33 13 Total admitted aaaet 4,667. '.'99.33 LtabUUMa. Oroaa claim for loaaea un ' paid tK4l.VM.99 Amount of unearned premi um, on all outalandma riak 1.737.990.O9 l"iie for commit, ton and brokerage S63.4I9 4". All other liabilitie 337.7,7 33 Total liahilitira. aiclnaiTO of capital atock of 91, tvm.oiMloii $3,0m.739.09 Bnslaoat ia Orofoa for tha Yr. Net premium received dur inc th. year 16.401 IS lt..i paid durinc the rear 0..9 33 SIIITHKKX KI-KKTY rOMPANV H. I'obb, 1'reaident. K. (I. Davln. Secretary. Statutory reaidcnl attorney for aervica- lieorce 1. rVhalk. 1'ortland. foot ahowrune. liue. J29 tlreeiiwond ove-iC. TI-IHlfr KOIl SAI.K Look thla over; 40 acrea, with S5 IrrlKuhle, 25 In cul tlvitttiui; uhout Ih roe inllea from Itodiuoiid, quurler mllo from Ilea chtitoa river; untiHtiiilly doep soil; small house, good barn, root cellar and ativernl chicken house; idenl lo cution for dttlrylng or poultry rais in. Price 13760; small first pay ment of )760 awing It; bnlance vasy aa rent, or will cousldor Income beur (ti( proporty to apply on purchase price up to 12000. Thla la a reul buy. Write or phone Itediiiond Land & I.ouu Co., Inc., Itedmoitd, tire. 3!-109lfc KOIt SAI.K OH TltADK III Kedtiitiud. 6 -room house, close hi: 100x100 corner lot; nice lawn and Riirilnu; southeast exposure; snap for lltiOO. with payment of $375 down, balance $36 month, or will consider trade for residence property up to a like amount lu Heitd. Investigate thla. lied mend Land St Loan Co., Inc., Kedmond, Ore. 31-lOVtfc FOH SAI.K Modern 5-room bunga low; basement, fireplace, beautiful light fixtures, built-in features; nice bathroom: full-length mirror in door of front bedroom, large closet; large windows; front lawn in: on Improved street; orlgiuul cost $3600; $2200 equity in place on which will give terms: bulance at $33.86 per month. Telephone Ked. 17S1 or call 87 8 Itlv erslde. 83-103tfc FOR SALE, 18-lnrh body wood, 4 foot Juniper and body wood; large and smull llmba; leave orders at 140 Oregon atreot or phone Ked 1351. 3-2-118p FOR SALE Fresh cut flowors and potted planta; funeral design our specialty. The only greenhouse at Tha Dalles. Oregon. Jewell Green houses, 600 Clay street. Fhone Black 2711. Tho DalUs. 188p FOR SALE One bay carrier and harpoon fork, in Al condition: Bargain. Inquire It. L. Allison car penter shop, 837 4 Franklin avenue. Phone Ked 661. 68-U2tfc WANTED Synopsis of Ihe Anno! Sutement of th American Eagle Fire Insurance Company of New York, In the State of New York, on the Slat day of December. 1 trio, made to th Inauranc Commiaaioner of tho that of Oregon, pursuant to law: Capital. Amount of capital atock pid op 91,000.000.00 Incoma. Krt premium roccived dor- inc th year 93.693.23) 94 Interest, dividend and rent received during lh year 330,343.33 Income from other aource received during th yr 00.77 Total Income 93,913.332.99 Dtfbnraomwlla. Net loose paid during tha year including adjustment eipenae 91,139,781.30 Dividends paid on capital lock during th year 140,000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 0S7.569.80 Taies, licenaes and fees psid during the year 66,394.72 Account of all other expendi tures 461.433 19 Total expenditure 93,517,037.41 Assets. Ysln of stocks nd bond owned (market valuel. 93,012.031 30 Cash in banks and on hand 433.137 93 Premium in courae of col lect inn written sine Sep tember 30, 1'j-jo 930,583.70 Interest and rrnta du and accrued 13,417 69 WANTED Competent wo man to take charge of pantry; salary according to ability. Apply Pilot Butte Inn. 116-117c WANTED TO KENT Unfurnished 5-room bumtalow, close In. Call B. P. Koyce, Illuck 172. 87-1 16-1 17c WANTED TO TRADE Denby two ton truck for light truck or car. Hollinahead Bros., La Pino. 7-ll5-I20p A. Wood. M!8 Awhry road. keeping rooms. 80-lltf-llSp Phuue Illuck 711. 128 (li'cniiwood. 47-11 life FOR KENT Four-room, well bulir unfurnished Iiihimi on Delaware uveutin. Ked 2151. U 1 -1 1 U -1 1 7 i ! FOR KENT fi-rimm IiuiikiiIciw; liftanmout, flrepliti'ti, HkIiI futures; nil built-in fealuies; tin Delaware avenue, No. 226; will glva lease, Ttilepliouu Ked 2641. 82-103tfo FOR RENT Two furnlHlied sleep Ins; rooms or two Unlit hoiiHekeep Iiir rooms. Iiitiulre til 34 4 Delaware ; puit KENT One sleeping room; $10 Are- " 85-1 15-1 Dip ! per mtiitlh: over DeHt'htites Karage. Ft)R KENT 3 and 4 rontii apart ments; near mills. Apply Down lug's cufe. 81-1 15lfc Call lllnrk 711. 94 Kltfc LOST FOR KENT - Five-room house for' ..... .,r - r..r.. M(,,ay ,,,,, Kinder please call ?' ".".".'Li . '""",r9 1',,,".k.,'r1":,L',''lted 2722 or leave al Bond Hull 82-1 1 5-1 1 Or corner Division. 77-115-llKp FOR RENT 3 -room house, partly furnished; No. 68 Canal place. 78-1 16-1 17p FOR RENT One four-room apart ment and one two-room apartment, completely furnished. Inquire 363 Riverside. Ivy apartments. b-ll4-lli FOR RENT Two furnished house- LOST The morning, of April 18, on the Bond Frliioville road, lent, 12x 18. Finder phone Red 271)3 or leave at Prluevllle hotel for Oawford III os. St Going and receive reward. 66-1 13-1 17p LOHT Black audi glove. Finder please leave at The Bulletin of fice or phone Ked 3021. 8-l16lfc With Soups, Broths and Bouillon -a. i PRODUCT Well begun. Indeed, is tha dinner which com' mences with soup and Snow Flakes the crisp, delicately flavored soda wafer. And (or tho later course oysters, salads and cheese. Sold by grocers in ted psckifei and the Itmily tint. Don't Mik lot cttckett uy SNOW FLAKES USED CARS CAR FOR SALE I'sed Chevrolet roadster; Is In good shape. Ap ply at The Hub. 38-1 lOtfc FOR RENT FOR KENT 2-room house, com- pietely riirnlnncrt; clean. Inquire SJflwflAKES P. C B. ASSORTED CAKES AmetbetP C B rovwrt A eraly otllslMfal packHt t Ceotl Caaea. Aah yoot g4ff lav raoaa Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. ToUl ftdraitttv. antit .. 4.'i7U,l"5.81 LtabUttMi Gro claim, for lo-. un- paid $ 400,399 55 Amount of un-rril prMni' rot on tall ouUtauijinr nUi i,M5,717.M Dw for romniiiftion and broWi-rakT lfl.245 51 All otlavr habilitir . w 07,240 77 Totnt litabtlili1!, nfluiiT of mini atorb of foo,o.'j oo ... $2.ntn,nm.99 Buslneit lo Orefin for th Ttmr. Nrt prniiunia rr?ivpfj dur- in lh yir 0 11.792 23 I.M8i paid durinc 'thn yrar 3,101.20 Loiia incurred durinc th 7t S.313.43 AMKKICA.S KAGI-K KIRK INS. CO. OV S. Y. N. T. Rnbenion. Priiloat. Krn-at Hiiirra, Hfcretary. fltatutory r'-idpnt attorney for trrtrt- K. V. I. HancB. Clalld aOvartUlas eaacs pa laeae Is nf lr to word or loa. On ant par .ord for JI over 0. All elasslOod advsrllalow vtrtctja cash W sdesooa.. FOR SALE FOR SALE $50 down, balance easy, buys dandy little home on Dela ware avenue. Phone Red 2451. 90-116p FOR SALE Two drag saws, one Wade, one Thomas, 3 extra saws for each machine; also 600 cords 16 Inch wood. Phone 810, Redmond, or Write George Demus, Redmond. 83-115-141p FOR SALE 7-room bungalow; elec tric lights, stove, some furniture; close In; lot 80x114; price $2750; terms. Inquire 8. E. Roberts, 67 Oregon street. Phone Black 681. 80-116-118p FOR SALE 6-room modern house In Kenwood, three lots and fine garden spot; newly started lawn; thla is a bargain. On Newport avenue, 4 -room house with furniture; small cash payment and balance monthly. . Many other good buy., in all parts of the city. I HBNU INVESTMENT CO. , 82f Wall St. - . , , Red 161 4 ' ' v "76-114-116C FOR SALE National -cash register, No. 4 Sharpies cream separator. Dayton grocery computing scales, 4- A Fund of Information That You Should Have DISRAELI, who for six years was prime minister of Eng land, said: "It has been my observation that the most successful man in any undertaking, is the man who has the most information," It doesn't require any particular information just to go out and buy something. But to buy the best of that something at a price that is satisfactory to you that is a successful purchase. And to make successful purchases you must have information. Advertising gives you just that kind of information. It tells you where to go in order to get the best of anything you want at a fair price. That is why it is a paying proposition for the man or woman who handles a pocket book to study the advertisements in this newspaper regularly every day. , To those who use it properly, newspaper advertising is a source of economy and satisfaction that never runs dry. It is a watch-dog of dollars a guarantee of satisfaction. If you would learn the facts about the things you need to make you comfortable and happy, read the advertisements t A LA
