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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1949 THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND. OREGON PAGE NINE I i n A i ( 1 I"; a 11 Powell Butte Powell, Butte. June 15 (Snv.in Mrs. D. L. Penhollow was hostess to the Women's council at the home of her mother, Mi's. E E Burgess ot Redmond, Friday aft ernoon. Mrs. Ray Naff Mrs Paul Griffith and Mrs. Burgess were guests In attendance. Four teen members were present. Plans were made for refreshments for the children during the daliy va cation Bible school, which will be held here beginning June 20 and continuing through June 24, with a picnic to be held on Saturday afternoon. The next meeting will be with Mrs. J. vy. Cooper on June 24. Mrs. S. A. Blackwell and daugh ter, Mrs. Gene Blalock, and two children, all of Lebanon, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blackwell and son, of Bend, visited Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron Blackwell and son. The, .Lebanon women are the meirs mother and sister. On Thursday the Powell Butte Black wells spent the day In Bend with their relatives. Mrs. Luke Reif was hostess to the Home Economics club Wed nesday afternoon when 10 mem bers and Mrs. Neil Holdren, as a guest, were present. The club and the grange have taken up the project oi replacing all the old laded and destroyed markers of graves in the local cemeterv. There will be two maps of the piois ana one will be recorded in the courthouse in Prinevllle, while the other will be kept in the community for anyone ' to see. Anyone having any information about old graves is being asked to notify Melvin Foster or Mrs. Rush Duncan, and they will see that the graves are properly marked. The next meeting of the club will be with Mrs. Sam Ritter, on July 13. Mrs. A. V. Stevens of Redmond was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club last week. Mi s. Roy Roberts and Mrs. H. W. Steelhammer were guests. The next meeting will be with Mrs. E. H. Stewart in Redmond, June 21. Calvin Brockett returned this week from Sebastopol, Calif., last week after being there since Feb ruary. Mrs. Harry Carlson and children left Thursday for Portland to at tend the Rose festival. They planned to return early this week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stout and children came here last Sunday from Montana to visit her sister, Mrs. Harry Carlson, and family. SAVE ON O Prescriptions O Drugs O Tobaccos O Magazines O Cosmetics QUALITY wifh Economy ot ECONOMY DRUGS 801 Wall St- Ph. 323 IT'S A Purr -feet MOTOR JOB Does the motor of your car respond with a stutter and cough, or with a reassuring purr? Our motor tune-up with rogular adjustments will give you tho response you want. Drive in to our modern new shop today. Let our skilled mechanics make all necessary repairs at nominal cost. EXPERT REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF CARS CARROLL MOTORS Authorized VE SOTO PLYMOUTH Dealer 162 Greenwood Avo. pnPABTS IftAMONDT TBUCKS MoPAB FARTS FREE FREE FREE Yes It's FREE to Bend Residents PICK-UP and DELIVERY ON ALL SHOES REPAIRED BY THE BEND SHOE CLINIC 617 South Third Street - Next lo P 4; W .Market JUST PHONE 371 and Vicinity On Monday the Stouts and Mrs. Carlson and daughter, Myrna, made a trip to Klamath Falls and returned Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. RalDh Gilchrist and son, Bobby, spent last week end at Roberts, visiting her par- cms, ivir. ana Mrs. ueorge wck man. Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Williams and family returned last week from Oklahoma and Kansas, where they had been visiting for a month. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Carter and son, Sidney, and Clarence Even- son accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. i-an Kiigore and son, Harold, of Redmond picnicked last Sunday at the Peterson rock gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harns of Longview, Wash., came here Mon day to visit his brother and sis ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Harns, for a few days. Jesse Minson accompanied Asa Battles of Prineville to Burns on Wednesday. They attended a county commissioners' meeting. They returned on Thursday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Merton Basey and daughters, Eileen and Joyce, left early last week for Durango, Colo., to visit relatives. F. F. Angelo and L. M. Fuller of Eugene were Thursday morn ing business callers at the Myron Blackwell home. Mr. and Mrs. Albln Cooper of Detroit spent last week end vis iting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper. Mrs. Bertha Young and daugh ter and son and wife of Salem were recent visitors at the J. W. Cooper home. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Enright of Gilchrist returned to their home last Monday after spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Neil Holdren. Oscar Jacobson of Alfalfa and his mother and sister, from Ore gon City, were Wednesday eve ning callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper. On Thursday, June 2, R. F. Dun can purchased a seven-week-old pig at Cloverdale and brought it home and put it in a pen. He celled his wife out to see the animal but when she got there the pig decided to go elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan chased it until they could see. no longer, but finally had to give up the chase until the next day. On Sunday morning it showed up at the Charles Covey ranch and was again placed in a pen that every one was sure it could not escape from. Duncan was notified and got there just to find that his little pig again had taken to the wilds. They tracked him up the canal toward the Jack Shumway place, but to date he has not been found. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Brown of Nyssa and Mrs. Howard Calkins and children visited Tuesday aft ernoon with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ritter. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Martin and family of the Crooked River ranch spent last Sunday at the home of her brother, Homer Jones, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Rush Duncan took some ice cream and cake Tuesday evening and called on Mrs. Maxwell, in honor of her 83rd birthday anniversary. Laura Marshall returned Thins day evening from Sutherlin, where she had been visiting friends for the past 10 days. Ten members and five guests attended the 1 o'clock luncheon for the Sorosis club at the home of Mrs. Guy Sears in Bend on Wednesday. Members were Mrs. A. V. Stevens. Mrs. E. H. Stewart, Mrs. S. D. Mustard, Mrs. Lloyd Wyatt, and Mis. Matt Nolan of OUT OUR WAY r' WHAT? OUT WQW THAT'S JUST IT-- Y WUST VI HERE BECAUSE WoM IT'S TH' PlCTJONARV ) PART IS J SLEEP OM ACCOUNT Wrela WHY, HE OFTEM TO LOOK of soda reading Bvwh has to lookup V up a lot AND TURNING THE M- TWENTY WORDS J OF THE I PAGES WHY, IT V-feiA. ON ONE PAGE.' ywORPSINTH" 1 TAKES HIM A HALF M 3 mr-r DICTIONARY , HOUR TO READ Jjfc M -.j; ;r- EXPLANA- y 1 1 9 THE BOOK OF THE YEA ,, ., .,. .,, . Redmond, Mrs. Roy Roberts. Mrs. John Cronin, Mrs. Lloyd Bussett and Mrs. C. E. Valpey of Powell Butte, and the hostess. Guests in cluded Mrs. Otto Pauls of Powell Butte, Mrs. Orissa Abbott. Mrs. McCallum and Mrs. Rose Wohlen burg, all of Bend, and Mrs. Janin of Portland. The next meeting will be a bh thday party at the home of Mrs. Wyatt on June 22. Edwin Ernest left Sunday for Coos Bay, to attend the state grange session as a representative of the local grange. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Reif left Saturday morning for Molalla where they were over-night guests of their son, Raymond, and fam ily. They were joined there by Mrs. Dick Lamb and daughter of Portland and went on to Coos Bay Sunday to attend state grange as representatives of Crook Pomona. Mrs. Lamb and daughter spent the week in Coquille with her grand mother. Mr. and Mrs. Roselle of Port land came here Tuesday and re mained over night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Haynes. They returned Wednesday. Jim Hall, of Sacramento, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. Eve lyn Mickel, who is here from Montana, and another sister, Mrs. Malcolm McDonald, and family. Mrs. T. C. Haynes and children accompanded by her mother, Mrs. Margaret Sleasman of Redmond, left Wednesday morning for Port land and plan to go on to the coast before returning in about a week. Ernest Dickson is confined to his home with the measles. Bill Pauls and his niece. Donna Pauls, left Saturday morning for Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pauls i SYNOPSIS HP ANSt'AT, STATKMKNT Fur tlio rear cmlM Hi'CB.iilior 111, Il18 of tliu ltichican Firs & Marine Imuran oo Company of Detroit, in the StnU- of MHilirnn. mnrie to the Iruturutire Commissioner of the State of Orenou. uumuaiit to lnw: - INCOME St premtami rprivti Total Interest. (IIvIiIpihIi and 4.006.303.07 X1.01S.3-J real mihio im-iwie Inwnis from otln-r source. fnl.l ln(Nll I.SIl.UT.n Not ani'nnt pul'i for lses 1. -'J- siljnstmrnt ixMIIS''s lul.oo.,.40 liKlprwrltfni: stpi'iism Ili'ss Int. csp. S.HM2l 1.670.410.H nirl.lsmls mill I" MiwkMilr- ,-.. iCasli. f.l2fUSTO.Oi: sU.rW. JO) 120.000.00 tiirhlemts niil'l or trPdlli'il to poll'-vhnliWs 0 All ntlipr expenditures llm-liiil- Ins Invnslmcnt expense! .-,,.' $10204.031 r.2.ill.: ToW dthnr-ptitentH . t 8,81&,7b8.&8 ADMITTED ASSETS Vulie of renl -Ftte owned (mnrkot thIui'I O on mortcncPg nnd rollnti'rnl. etc. - 0 Vnlite of ponds owned (nnnirlUt'dl Vnl'ie of .tork. owned (ninrket THliiel Cnsh In hnnks nd on hnnrt I'retnlnnis In ronre of eollee. tlon written slnre 8optcin per 3". 104H . Interest sod rent dn 4. 613.40B. 2fl 2 no3.ri3S.nO 1S0.5T0.01 SSI.4T4.81 t K03.15 nnd seernea . OILer ets (net! M Totsl admitted set" 7.301.707.11a LlibllHiei. Surplus Mid Other rnnds Totsl nnpsld eliilms 01tI.-4I.00 K'tlmsted loss sdlnstment el- pense for nnpnld elslniS Totsl linesrnd premiums . s ?1'-lVJ! fV All Mlier HiPllllle. 230.S-,0.44 Totsl HsWUtle, eerr.t espltsl t 4.iOl.l5 W Terltsl l.ild np ....!. OOO.OOO.OO LTnsiirned fundi tsnrplii.t 1.510.1WI.R4 Sttrpltis ps reesrds pollevholderi , vn cell M 7 301 'letru .. ..l.m. reeelTed WU!-?2 Net losses pnld Meldepds pstd or credited ta.T, 13.37 Prlnelrell office In Orein'."'433 Mesd Bnlu (nr. Portland. sYxnrs.s op anni:at ktatf.mkvt For th yetr eu-IM Dtmhr 81 UM9 nf (h Fmindpri' Tir & Krln Cn. of T Anaff. In ilr Sla'p tf rUforDU. mute to tht Iniiiirinri rAmmliiil'nT of tin Stat of Orce'ti. f-r-mmit to lnw: INCOME Nt prm,imi rrHTn.l .IS.ywt.onn.tii T"'ft1 In'or-.' , itld,(n. it. rnl tiRtt It.i'nm . w In com frwn ft'her iOurcM na.wa.T Totll liv-Mr- . .. f2. 423. 9 41 DISBURSEMENTS Nt mnint pal'l tr w ....$ STMH-V; t n1rwr1t.n upw - l,i:.9.f'W.49 IlT(.lni1 puM tn it(v.hrtiir 0 D.TlnTiflii puM or Cfprllto.1 to pnltct hnli)tT 0 AH r.thtr tTtM,fi11tnrti 4 Inclufl Inr Inv'tttoirat Mtfn.v-s V 2 IS. ... It.t.W H Tuttl dlhtirtniPntt . 1.M1.W5.35 ADMITTED ASSETS Y-1'1 f TMl MI, ownerl imiirkt fsil'i",' ... 0 Id Wtl, fir. ..... (L Vllnn nf 1.nnr1 ownM (nmortliMi S.M1. 440.11 (tin rktf 712. 24f no 112.009.97 rnh in binki on bund rrmliim In ennrw of rnir. tl.'ni wrimQ ior Sppftnof ). 1114 . IntTt aod rtot dm n1 errnit1 olal AmV4 tt 4 9T T24.A3 lltbltttiM. Inmlai tnd Othtr rmiti Tm tinpit-1 iUlm VH.'ttf.Vt Etinntt4 Wt ljj"f mnt t- rn onpnlil rl!iriii ) hop nrt T"tl ini'irnoil rrfDlmiii 1,72 " M All br 1liMHM . , W.iW3.ft4 TV1 lllblllMAt, M'-Pt oitit . M.W,?S7.M rNtiti pM tip .. ii.ooo.nnn no fpswlil nrpln fqMi: . 0 L"ni1CD1 fuodB (mir. pint .. I tlT 7 n orpin tl ttM pnlirtbol-l- t . . t? it: tt? nn !! 14 T.T24.3 ii OrrTi for tbft xt prn.amt tfffl f 14 V 41 N r11 2.1V). W plr1iti'1p p(4 or rrMlini t Prt!tfrhoM'"-i PrlRfiptl pfflr la or tin IV )piMln S10 iW. WublBKtos St., Tort ad, 4 By J. R. Williams 11 plan to join them there on Tues day and go on to the coast for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gentry and daughter, Joan, left Friday morn ing on a two months' trip, They planned to go to Ctflusa, Calif., and stay over night with Mr. and Mrs. bwenne Westeson, then con tinue to Arizona and Oklahoma to visit relatives. Richard Massiker of Bend has moved to the Pauls apartment re cently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bin snetlleld. He is employed at Houk Motor company in Prine ville. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been ap pointed administratrix of the es tate of Lester R. McKenzie, de ceased, by Honorable C. L. Allen, County Judge, and all persons naving claims against said es tate are required to present them duly veruied to the under signed at the office of DeAR- MUNU, UUODlilCH & FOLEY United States National Bank Building, Bend, Oregon, within six months from the dale of the first publication of this notice. DATED and first published this 1st day of June, 1949. GRACE E. McKENZIE, Ad ministratrix. DeARMOND, GOODRICH & FOLEY, Attorneys. 150-156 162-168-C Synopsis of Annual Statement for the year ended December 31, 1948, of the Pacific Coast Ftre Insurance Company ol Vancouver, in British Columbia, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law; INCOME Net premiums received, $1,006,738.51. Total interest, dividends and real es tate income, $60,094.20. Income irom other sources, $2,148,65, Total income, $1,011,677.36. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $412,041. 13. Loss adjustment expenses. $21,772.58. Underwriting expenses. $419,528.02. Dividends pafd to stockholders. None. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. All other expenditures (Including in vestment expenses!. $10,2(17.00. Total disbursements, SJtra. 609.71. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). None. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $1.1119,021.80. Value of stocks owned (market val ue). $651,976.54. Cash in banks and on hand, $283, 177.63. Iremiums In course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $173, 070.34. Interest and rents due and accrued, $4,557.30. Other assets (net), $41,003.1.1. Total admitted asset. $2,344,006.74. LIABILITIES, Sl'HPI.US AND OTHEH FUNDS Total unpaid claims. $.14;,, 232. 17. Estimated loss adJuRltm-nt expense for unpaid claims, $10,592.78. Total unearned premiums, $768,334.51. All other liabilities. $102,527.50. Total liabilities, except capital, $1, 224.686.96. I Statutory Deposit. $500,000.00. Special surplus funds: None, Unassigned funds (surplus), $620,119. 78. Surplus as regards policyholders, $1,1211.119.78. Total, $2,344,806.74. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAK Net premiums rercived. $21,012.63. Net losses paid. $5,537.14. Dividends paid or credited U Dolici holders. None. Svnonsis of Annual Statement for : the vear ended December 31, 1948. of the Resolute Fire Insumnro Comnanv of Providence, in the Stale nf Rhode Inland, made to the Inuranre Com missioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received". $0 001,814 33, Total Interest dividc-nds and real es tnto Inrom", $95,000.44. Inrome from other trmrees, $387.65, . Total inmme. $0 OOfl.ins 72. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $2,859. 457 89. I,o adjmment expense $137.?pfi 67., TTndTWrltlnp expen.e. $2 552.543 27.; Dividends pa!d to stockholder. None. ; Dividends paid or credited to policy-' holders, None. All other expenditure f'ncltirtlnt? In vestment expenses, $1,181.63), $178,377. 39 i Total d Ishnr-Jrrrent. $S 778.348.22. ADMITTED ASSFTS ' Value of real estate owned (market valuel. None. Loan on mortgage! and collateral, ete . S17.250 O0. Value nf bonds owned (amortized), $1,740,900 00, ' Value of stocks owned (market val ue), None. r-h in banks and on hand, $VU4. 582.48. Premium In frvirne of mllpfilon written since September 30, 1048, $768,- 597.12. Interest and rents dun and accrued, $7.695 87. other assets (net.. None. Total admitted awt. $7 709 0? 07, , LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid dalmn, $H15.4R9 00 Estimated loss adlutment expense for unpaid claim. $27.065 70. Total unearned premiums. $3,635, 87218. All o'.her liabilities. $415,wn Total liabilities, except capital, $4, 743 42 21. Capital pvd up. $JVV0O0nn. Special surplus funds: None. t.'nassigned funds (surplus), $71 5. 558 76 Surn'u at repardl policyholders. Total, 17 7O0.020 97 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR NM premiums reertved, $31.451 03. Net foe paid. 12.720 7V Dividends paid or credited to policy holder, None Principal office In Oregon? 529 8. W. 12th Avenue, PortUnd, Oregon. NOTICE To: ARNOLD IRRIGATION DISTRICT and to all Free holders, legal voters and as sessment payers within Arnold Irrigation District: You are hereby notified that the Board of Directors of said District has filed a petition for the judicial determination of the regularity and legality of the pro ceedings authorizing the contract executed September 3, 1948, by said District through its Board of Directors with the United States of America; this notii-e is published once a week for three successive weeks, beginning June S, 194J), in The Bend Bulletin, a newspaper of general circulation in Deschutes County, Oregon. Any person Interested may, at any time before the expiration of ten days from the date of full publication, to-wit: before the ex piration of ten days from June 30, 19-10, appear and contest the vauuity ot such proceedings or oi any oi tne acts or things there in enumerated. DeAKMOND, GOODRICH & FOLEY, v Attorneys for Board of Direc tors of Arnold Irrigation District. Post Office Address: United States National Bank Building, Bend, Oregon. 156-162168-C PYxnpsis or anntai, rta rK.iENT h't Ui nr pn.lfd lioceiul-cr 31, 1UIS if the Cantfnenttl Intur&nc Comptnr of New York. In the Stitle of New York nimlij to tin1 liiKurnnt'f ,imNilmr oi the Stmu nf Or-'tou. t'lirM.nnt to lnw: INCOME Not premiums r.'vlvitl $ 6.tCO,OH.37 Total InU'roM, U.-lili-mla and rml PHtuttt Iium in,' 0.lllll..t.2.n5 Incoitip from otln-r ttounvs i:.iiTil.ii".41 Total iiii'oiuo 7i,,7I0.viy.4;i 11I8BURBEMENT8 ftot amoiint phM (in Ioksi'h 2.217,0ri.2: illJIIHtllKMlt oispoti.' t.477.4:M.:C l iw-'rwriuuir (xiwnbM UlThlt'iitls dhI'1 to Ktoi-kholden lH-lt. Pn 4.090.BS0.75 Divldcucls ri.ild or credited to MirylioMcra O All olhrr PXiriidl(rs' (Inrltid. tnir iurcNttueut exitenNvs $-l.182.4.l 2..1W.1S.4rt Total dlbiiri.rint t 57.711,1-13.07 ADMITTED ASSETS Value of resl .Kiate owutd t market vhIih-1 ... t 105,2.13.53 Loniin on mortKHcea and oollati-rnl, fic 0 Vnluo of ImmU owufd (niiiortlrp.il , 0,1.033.878.00 Cbi-Ii In bank and mi tuind ti,dli.7-JJ.42 rrciiilunn In count of ml lec tion wrltton I nve S.-pU'tii-lifp HO. 11I4S 4. OSS. 335. 20 Inti-rfBt and rent due and accrued -.... R20,ClV,7I Other anHctfl (not) 8.:,7.'i.MHt.lto Total Bdmltted niwcts S1S,4tn M'Mi.W Lia-bflititti, Surplus and Otlior Fundi Total unpaid chilm $ H,01.oH1.70 Kftlmntuil lima adjiiHliiiftit ex pi'iifo for iiiipiilil Ha linn , R'JS 000.00 Tot, 1 1 unoiinii'd proiuiuuiit ll1,MH,7ia,7t All other IhihlliticB tl,(3-l.i:,0,N5 Toinl liaMlUlpg. pxrent fnpitnl $ 7B.C42,H0.3r. Tnnlrnl pnld ut. $20,00,W)O.Uil L'tinpslnn.-'d funds . isurHua) ),Sai.0.S6.r5 Surplii-1 nn records poller holders i to.wi ,nsn sr Total SlM..4tU..j;iJ.l(0 Suslness In Orenon For Tho Y"r SH1 premluiiiB n-cvlvi'd S 3!U. 170.17 Net Iwwi pnld 7S.2lj.tHJ l)jrldenl pnld or credited tf pollO'tliiM'TH ft rrlncipRl "ffl'-c In Orceon. Portland. Ore. Lnne noodcll. Siweial Am-iit 1104 Unite.) sti.ti' Hank Itulldlnn i'vrtlaud. Oreguii Svnopsls of Annual Stntoment for the year ended December 31. 1948. of the Abstract & Title Insurance Co. of Port land, In the State of Oreaon, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net premiums received, $256,410.54. Total Interest, dividends and real es tate income, $12.51.5,67. Income from other sources, $104,699. 22. Total ineome, $373.605 43. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $2,368.42. Loss adjustment expenses. None. Underwriting expenses. None. Dividends paid to stockholders (Cash, $ir.0fl0.00: stock. None). $15,000.00. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. All other expenditures (Including investments expenses $15,042.02), $330,-05-Ui. Total disbursements. $348,320.51. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value), $35. 000.00. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. $19,940.89. Value of bonds owned (amortized), 77,0IK.00, Value of stocks owned (market value), None. Cash in banks and on hand, $149,- B49.40. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $28,- 830.02. Interest and rents due and accrued, None. Other assets fnet), $75,131.55. Total ndmittrd assets, $.'lH5,152.7i1. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. None. Estimated loss adjustment expense !or unpaid claims. None. Total unearned premiums. $36,643.05, All other liabilities. $133,513.55. Total liabilities, except capital, $170, 158.60. Capital paid up, $100,000.00. Special surplus funds: None. Unassigned funds (surplus), $114, 096 16. Surplus aa regards policyholders, $214,098.16. Total. $.185,152.78. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums receivi-d, $256,410.54. Net losses paid. $2,366.42. Dividends paid or credited to pol icyholders. None. Principal office in Oreeon: 425 S.W. (th Ave., Portland 4, Oregon. FY NorH15i np ANNt'AL UTATKMKNT Fnr tbi ynr pii'l1'! PcptnliT 81, 10 tJH of ti" Kijiftt Tit Fir md Mnrlni Inmrinr O. Ht n. In tho Slut f Ml-itirt. mu'ls in tht innit ah imiinll mrr i n Mute of (iCK'n, ttiiiii,tit o Ut; INCOME N" r-rml-im r-'lt..! , $ 1,207. m.t2 T'tfsil Ini-n tt. -iltl.lcm nni il rjitf imonm l17.nW"7 frm ollior imur:s 1.77.1 smi ht too T'tnl lornnm I 3.1M.M-.. Xl DIRB.TRRr.HFNTS N-t urnmt pan) f-.r !.,. S K' IV. "7 Lm Hilliirfrmut MpTia 21 ' ri'l-r.rlMri ,-.'tiH'(i m 1,7M.:.M II liivldrri'l iil(l to f.n-lthMiii irh. IlirfHion .- d'H-it, "tm I'rt'V 00 IMv.i (, or crclltrj 10 IK..Th..l.IflH 0 All ntti'-r rtt,(fttriri4 llnrlii'l Ine lnT.ftr,.-nt fitn)'ft J.T fMia . in,?). i Totnl 4itMirrnin. '. 2,2tJ. '.l!l M ADMITTED A3T.ET8 Villi "t rpnt cvtiiu. uAiit) (miikt-t l.)t-i !,. 'CI. r,3 Li;m m it'ortBSKPi ani J rt.l!(itrl. 7,S''.: 1 urn i i.niuin fiiini"! 1,21.1.7.-.:. '12 V!t "t tn.'k inn! tnnrltt t riliifi . ., fiiii in bfliiLn h:i1 mi Unp' I'fmlum In rrtinp. nf mlrt I Itn n-rU'cft in AKntftn. T00.81I 00 I In'crt md rftin 4n 'tf a-f rirl T- t l Admi't-d f 4 r.'M'i;j ' Llatii'.iti-, Surpl'ia en) Othir F'nrti Kfllfi'H nt a-11 iilmnl p. T"'l n- nf"l nn-Tiilrjon . '2 All f'hr Un'-MiMa . p if, j Tat l'flh!l"r. i Mtl 112 M I Sr"-'1 mil Jl.n.. VV! I'urarl furj'la 'trf.l-ipi .. t 12T T St ' 'i I"t-1 r. M' . f DiMlntin In OrSfn Tt Tha Hut V't frio ti'i t rr " .! $ 2 tn Nf I"" tiat! itt.4l to pcllcyboldtrt La pine Laplne, June 15 (Special) Mrs. Carl Clow of Portland is vis iting at the Fay Howard home. Mrs. Clow is Howard s sister. Mr. and Mi's. Lester Crandall and children. Pauline. Kathrvn. Twila, Evelyn, barney and Carol, of Dallas, la., are visiting at the i Ontario, which was in Portland, J. C. Johnson home. Crandall is attended as honorary pallbearers. Mrs. Johnson's brother. The Mrs. H. E. Rasmussen, of Mc Crandalls expect to be in Oregon Cloud, Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. most of the summer, visiting E. McCabe for a week, on her way friends and relatives. Kathryn is taking a summer course at Mon mouth. Joan Dummlt recently spent a few days in Eugene visiting with tho Baker girls, Doris and Lois. Mrs. Baker plans to work In Eu gene this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Saunders and son, Gary, arrived Friday eve ning from Prineville to visit with the Wilburn Parkers. Both fam ilies drove back to Prineville Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCabe have returned from Portland, where they went to attend funeral services for Private Clarence Synopsis of Annual Statement for ie year ended December Jl, 1948, of ie National Travelers Casualty Com my of Des Mnines. in the State of va, made to the Insurance Cotninis mer of the State of Oregon, pursu .t to law: INCOME Net premiums rei-eived. $1,7(10.930.42. Total Interest, dividends and real estate income, $23,077.55, Income from other sources, $3,863.65. Total income. $1,70(1,871.62. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $470,531. 25. Loss adjustment expenses, $47,360.25. Undenvrtllnti expenses. $1,011,701.62. Dividends paid to stockholders. None. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, None. All other expenditures (including Investment expenses $lH).t3). $13.2K6.3L Total disburst'tnents, $1,542,909.33. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). None. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. None. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $958,216.95. Value of stocks owned (market value), $31,502.00. Cash In banks and on hand, $137, D58.13. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1948. $936. 56. Interest and rents due and accrued, $12,9K2.96. Other assets (net), None. Total admitted assets, $1,141,596.60. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims, $201,402.27. Estimated loss adjuslmcnt expense for unpaid claims, $20,1112 40. Total unearned premiums. $420,892.30. All other liabilities, $63,213.45. Total liabilities, except capital, $734, 750.51. Capital paid up, none. Special surplus funds: $106,846.00. Unassigned funds (surplus) , $300, 000.00. Surplus as regards policyholders, $406,846.09. ioini, vi.iti.siito.ou. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received, $31,354.72, Net losses paid, $5,900.21. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. Principal offlco In Oregon, Portland. Synopsis of Annual Statement for the year ended December 31. 1948. of the Employers Mutual Casualty Com pany of Des Moines. In Uie Slate of Iowa, made to the Insurance Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, pur suant to law: INCOME Net premiums received, $13,490,720.35. Totfil interest, dividends and real es tate Income, $285,381.00. Income from other sources, $1,911.02. Total Income, $13,787,012.46. DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid or losses, $5,170. 653.08. Loss adjustment expenses, $087,202.25. Underwriting expenses, $4,044,038, 14. Dividends paid to stockholders, none. Dividends paid or credited to poli cyholders. $388,011.00. All other expenditures, $180,384.06. Total disbursements, $10,780,188.62. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (book value), $340,821.69. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc.. $:,f,5.44!).;ti. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $11,200,516.16. Value of stocks owned, (book val ue). $74,070.00. Cash in banks and on hand, $2,130, 3G0.37. Premiums In course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $2, 117,110.85. Interest and rents due and accrued, $53,312.06. Other assets (net), $29,753,30. Total admitted assets. J1li,320.3n4.6B, LIABILITIES, SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Totnl unpaid claims, $0,57139.18, Estimated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims, $ I HMO 1.04. Total unearned premiums, $4,094, 096.00. All other llfthiliUCff, $1.525.IV4.59. -Total liabilities, except capital, $13,- 260,600.78. Capital paid up, none. Special surplus funds, $800,000.00. Unassigned funds (surplus), $2,259, 703 91. Surplus as regards policyholders, $3,- 050,793 91. Total. $11,320,394.61). BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received, $18,807.12. Net losses paid, $22,497.74. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders, none. KYNHPSIH (IT ANNTAI HTATr.Mf.ST I'or tlm jesr pih1"I nTflniinr Si. Iitti! r.f tin. Imperial Anuratir-a Cimpanv of BS HI'l. AK'iHie. Sew Y-Hk K. In ti sutt- ;t Nrw Vnrk. niml to (lit lnntirnn'-i 1 ititr)i-i r ot u, jji"! nf unf.in. fir vnnut tit law: INCOME Nt pr.-niiinn rf-U.-l . ..,.$ 2.17.V160 1 -J'.t.il hit-r-hi, ditlili-ntlt n-1 ral Minn tdt'nn.t , 1t2HVfiI Irinnin taotii -iii'T '"iri-t't 10 I." Til if inrn,,,,. . $ 2.44fi.2:...S D1S3UR8FMKNT8 Nt stiKit'it 1 1 fr.r i s t .ii:.l.7"".'i n.M-irltnftn i-.inia , 71.117 If I mlftttll'lliC it'"1i"" l.tt.7:.l.'WI Mvl. 1,-11,1,. ,1, ,, U.. kti - .l. r , .(':,!! C.n.'i.i.H.. ...k. t'i) 110.WO.01I nm.l-ttia i.nifi r-r rr-vUt-'tl 1.1 l-IIC Iml.lff 0 All olhrr f ir-r,.1ltnr- .Ittrltnl. IriJC tflTrtJfit IX.'V.i S-i 2H.7"3 13 TMl (ll-t.-ir..-. -uu I 2.K..t 'l ADM ITT in AK8ET8 Vil'i" of r'il .'-.into (n.rlfs't vulni'i . It 'lr:i lii timi ttft!"K aii'l '"Hat. rr.1. t.'. 0 V.1I.1- r.f ,.,rJi, (,-,tfMl nm.rwi . . $.V.2.I.U.!2 Vll lH f i,.-. .WIiM iiiutrk.-i vnlnci . 1 n(i !f n ( -'mli In l.jtt kn mi 4 -il Imcl 'UH.Vlt '1 l'n'i-:iif In r, nr.- ..f , llr- tlm rM " ii llti " SiHiic t-' "ii. - 231. 77ft 17 t;tf ! nt. I frit 'I'l arl r-, hi,. 1 ;o O'Lor fl (n--i . .... tftil.ti f 1 t r-'-t,l'N-1 .i-i 9 S. I1".V'M .S I.U'.flitl'i, r irrl .1 trA O'ir rn1t T-"al ti'.eM H,i I ifi.U.l W) L !( l-)ltt"!"f,) f.. T-t 11 'i f-i. i.'-Mii-i..- . .. 2 ;i: ci( 10 All dlT t'' K r. 42... 2 S Tn" -1 lliljt:Mw. ". rRf.,l 1 $.lt9. ) fr I! ! i-1 I.' irr .. II.'-"' r-M "O i,.. . 1-) Ktlll.lll 1 I-n si f I ! " K 7"l ftT r. lis m rer Tfci Y-ir ... .. $ iM p "9 V.I (.-. to pfllcljoldtii -..-,.. Sager, whose body was returned from Belgium. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Duryce, formerly lived In Bend and now reside in Portland. Graveside services were held Saturday, June 11, at 11 a.m., with many friends and service men attending. Light members of the crew of the Canadian cruiser from Chicago to McCloud Mr. and Mrs. Luther bummers are visiting at the Larkin Osborn home and are helping to complete tne new nome. Mr. and Mrs. C. Mell and daugh ters returned from an eight-day vacation spent at The Dalles with Synopsis of Annual Stntemeni tor u year ended December 31, 1U4H, of t National Farmers Union AuUimob and Casualty Company of Salt l.r City, In the State of Utah, made to tt Insurance Commissioner of the Stai of Oregon, pursuant to law; INCOME Net premiums received, $1.012,502. ?0 Totnf Interest, dividends and real es tate income. $18,484.01. Income from other sources, (-) $82, 258.52. Total income, $048.78868, DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $181,107 20. Loss adjustment expenses. $34,822 Underwriting expenses. $276,950.75. Dividends paid to stockholders, Nmv Dividends paid or credited to polio holders. None. AH other expenditures .Including li ves t me nt expenses, $1,010.53), $12,008 Total disbursements, $507,780.09. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (matkc valuc). None. Louns on mortgages and collatera' etc., $539,552.92. Value of bonds owned (amortized) $448,036.08. Value of stocks owned (market vol tie). None. Cash In banks and on hand, $99,957. 71. Premiums in course of collect Inr written since September 30. 1948, $223. 393 60. Interest and rents due and accrued $6,768 03. Other assets (net). $774.74. Total admitted assets. $1,317.385 08. LIABILITIES, SUKI'I.US AINU OTHER FUNDS Totnl unpaid claims, S206.RI5 55. Estimated loss adjustment exoens' for unpaid claims, $5,553.16. toiai unearnea premiums, v.ju.101 B3. All other liabilities, $174,174.16. Totnl liabilities, except capital, $006 704.70. Capital paid up, $250,00000. Special surplus funds: None. Unnssigned funds (surplus), $160, 681.28. Surplus as regards policyholders $410,681.28. Total, $1,317,385.98. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAH Net premiums received. $70,725.30. Net losses paid, $19,672.60. Dividends paid or credited t policyholders. None. Principal office In Orerron: 345 Nortl Commercial St.. Salem. Oregon, Synopsis of AnnuaT Statement tor tne year ended December 31, I94C, of tho Combined Insurance Company of America, of Philadelphia, In the Stale of Pennsvlvania, made to the Insur ance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: INCOME Net nremlums received. $4 262.(119 .W. Total interest, dividends and real es tate income, $61,107.20. Income from other sources, $39,568.8F Total Income. $4,3fl3,35S.!M). DISBURSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $1,632,- Loss adjustment expenses, $05.141 73. Underwriting expenses, $2,201,863,11. Dividends paid to stockholders. None. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. All other expenditures. $97.1)50.110. Total disbursements, $4.i;!7.458.04. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value). $187,307.90, Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc., $8,604.21. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $2. ur;i 079.113. Value ot stocks owned (market val ve). None. Cash in banks and on hand, $289,097. 25. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1948, $21,- 133.32. Interest and rents due and accrued, $8,168.65. Other assets (net). None. Total admitted assets, $2.1148,350 36. LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims. $391,015.58. Kstlrnated loss adjustment expense for unpaid claims, $43,936.71. Total unearned premiums, $1,131,966,- 53. All other liabilities. $387,234.00. Total liabilities, except capital, $1, 054,172.89. Capital paid up, $290,000,00. Spccinl surplus funds: None. Unassigned funds (surplus), $394, 177.47. Surplus as regards policyholders, $ri04,177.47. Total. 2.f)4 8. 350.36. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAK Net premiums received. $68,470.22. Net losses paid, $18.62.48. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. None. Synopsis of Annual Statement" me vear enneu ui:i(niuri an, i"'- vear ended December 31, 19W. the Provident Mutual Life Insurant. Company nf Philadelphia, of Philadel phia, in the Stnto ot Pennsylvania, made tn the Insurance Commissioner or the State of Oregon, pursuant 10 UW' TNCOMR Total premium income for the year. $4n.:m7.H2.39. Interest, dividends and rents receiv ed during the year, $16.(.i.10,(i36.62. Income from other sources received durlnjt tho vear, $17,854,244.8(1. Total income. $77.18? .OKI 87. DISBUHSEMENTS Poid for losses, endowments, annui ties and surrender value, $27,4."t7,23.8'' Dividends paid to policyholders, $-1 31ft.025.5fl. Dlvldrmdi paid lo stockholders. Norn Grneial insurance expenses, $7,923 753.5ft. Amount of all ither expenditure (including investment expenses, $2. UIMUOOI. $13,612,747.87. Total r?tn"ndUurrs, $.'.3 140 330.8(1. ADMITTED ASSETS Value of rp.il estate owned (market value ). S,(ffl3.:M.50. Loans on nmrtKages and collateral, elr . $78,977,877.17. Vnlito o( tnnd- nwnM (market val amortized $440.Rl0.24fi.no. N Valuo of tnck-i owned (market val ue). 2l 78,20." 31. Premium notes and policy loans, $20.475,8.10 87. (IK under Snldieri and Sailors Be lief Act, t 081 36. r,mh in hanks and on hand, $1.3(30,- 81 n 33. Intcrett nnd rents due and acertied, $3.791. 4t:i 77. Nit tincolledrrl and deferred premi um". J i'l.C.f) 87. Other nwels Inet), $42.1,776 f3. Total admitted apeet, $r.!4,n73.013 19 LIAIULITIKS SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Nrf rofoivc. $441.708 937 00. Pnlirv ri.ilnis and losses outstand Inf. $1.53(1.425 14 AH nthcr liabilities (Balance), $116. 31? 72-T 22 Toi.il liabilities, except capiUI, Mn ms 36 C-imt.il puid up. None Special -ind .Contingency Reserves, $.14 8! 1 !K'7 .'!. t'n.i'-ii.Tnerl fund frtirp'iil . Nope. Surnlu as regards policyholders, 31 HI I !l7 83. Tol-it, $vn 873 01,7 Ifl IK'SINESS IN OltKGON rOU THE VEAH Net premium and .mm title received ia per .Schedule T. 1554.410 7.1. Dividrnds paid tn policyholders dur ing the vear, HM.Ofli'.Oit. Net ine and claim, endowments, nirrrndera, and annuities paid during Hie enr, $3f!8.021.S1. Piinrinal office in Oregon: 215 May er Building, Portland a. Mell's mother. Mrs. Frank Mell. Mr. and Mrs. James Stearns of Tuleiake have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carey Stearns the past week. Mr. and Mrs. wm. Jones and sons spent Saturday night and Sunday in Bend, going from there to ueumona lor the air show. Gule Hunter had a tonsillec tomy Saturday. Mike terns Is here visiting his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ferns. Titanium is an attractive me tal to airplane designers because it has valuable properties and is abundant In America, Synopsis of Annual Statement for ihe fear ended December 31, 1948. of the Atlantic Mutual Fire Insurance Com piny of Savanah. In the State of Geor gia, made to the Insurance Commis sioner of the State of Oregon, pursu-1 ant to law; INCOME I Net premiums received, $1,392,518.01. Total interest, dividends and real es tate Ineome. $71,0-11132. Income from other sources, -$398,15, Total Income. $1,463,169.08. DISBUHSEMENTS Net amount paid for losses, $417,574. 13. Loss adjustment expenses, $27,970.23. Underwriting expenses. $478,218.97. Guaranty Fund interest. $20,944.80. Dividends paid or credited to policy holders. $211,087.17. AH other expenditures, $107,002 91, Total disbursements, f 1.2fi2.807.81, ADMITTED ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market Value), None. Loans on mortgages and collateral, eti., $185,705.93. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $1.1).(K5.77. Value of stocks owned (market val ue 1. 327.637.25. Cash in banks and on hand, $671,504. 07. Premiums in course of collection written since September 30, 1048, $244, EMP.22. Interest and rents due and accrued ' $3,730.00. ' Other assets fnet), $25,004.91. Total admitted assets. $2,020,237.15, LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Total unpaid claims, $24,525.00. Estimated loss adjustment expense- tor unpaid claims, none. Total unearned premiums, $1,300,' 238.13. All other liabilities, $85,252.45. Total liabilities, except capital, $1, sii'.uis.an. . Guaranty Fund. $349,225.00. Special surplus funds: Voluntary Contlnceney, $100,000.00. Unassigned funds (surplus) , $760, 896.57. Surplus as regards policyholders, II.210S21.57. Total. $2,620,237.15. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received. $48,810.72, Net fosses paid, $15,198.88. Dividends paid or credited to policy- Principal offtce in Oregon. Mr. M, I WaugaiTian, Oregon Mutual File Ins, Co., McMlnnville, Oregon. synopsis or Annual Statement for the. year ended December 31, 1948, of the American United Life Insurance Com- fany of Indianapolis, In the State ot ndlana, made to the Insurance Com misstoncr of the State of Oregon, pur suanvto law: INCOME Total premium Income for the year, $9.749.51591. Interest, dividends and rents received during the year, $2,703,790.23. Income from other sources received, during the year, $2,325,511.52. Total income. $14,778,817.66. DISBURSEMENTS Paid for losses, endowments, annui ties and surrender values, $5,314,408.63, Dividends paid to policyholders, S328.833.21. Dividends paid to stockholders, None, General Insurance expenses, $2,259.- 540.73. Amount of all other expenditures flnrludlng investment expenses, $438. 031.87), $2,831,640.10. Total expenditures. $10,734,426.07. ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market Value), $1,054,482.25. Loans on mortgages and collateral, etc., $11,738,000.91. Value of bonds owned (amortized), $61,908,800.54. ' Value of stocks owned. $1,387,886.18. Premium notes and policy loans, $4. 478,090.50. Cash in banks and on hand, $1,170. 422 84. Interest and rents due and accrued. $6H..Ob0.b8. Net uncollected and deferred pre miums, $1,236,607.05. Other assets (net), $31,748.66. Total admitted assets. $83.71 1, 550.21, LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND OTHER FUNDS Net reserves, $71,252,884.20. Policy claims and losses outstanding.' $367,200.76. All other HnhiHtfPS l nfi. M1 Si Total liabilities, except' capital. $75. 685.328.50. Capital paid up. None. Special surplus funds: None. Reserve for mortality, asset and In terest fluctuations, $3,750,000.00. Unassigned funds surplus), $4,276. 223.71. $8 026 2'371 " rcBards policyholders, i'otaC $83,711,550.21. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums and annuities received (Old Line), $102,726.01. Dividends paid to policyholders dur ing the year (Old Line), $3,780.53. Net losses and claims, endowments, surrenders, and annuities paid during the year (Old Line), 539.402.92. Principal office In Oregon: Spalding Bldg., Portland, Oregon. . SynonMs of Annus) Statement for Mic year ended December 31. 1948, ofl the Indiana I.umbermens Mutual In-1 durance Company of Indianapolis, in1 the Stale of Indiana, made to the In-, suranco Cnmmmioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant tn lnw: INCOME Net premiums received, $6,548,737,28. Totnf Interest, dividends and real estate income. $2351.969.2!. Income from other sources, $228,094.-! Total Income. 7,ni4.i?n 83. 1 DISBURSEMENTS Met amount paid for losses, $2,223,- Loss adjustment expenses, $126,637, 30. Underwriting expense. $2,134.67816. Dividends paid to stockholders,! Dividend pnid or credited to policy hn'deis. sjifij 7f.a fit. All other expenditures (includlnc ln-i vestment expenses, $73,167.95), $188,- Total disbursements. $3 MS 913.71, ADMITTED ASSETS Value of ien estate owned (marketl vaiiH 1 , iH.u.tmi' m. Loans on mortgages ana collateral,. Cte , tiilfl.fiOO.OO. i V.tlue of bonds owned (amortized), $5.(!3H.l'35 14. Value of storks owned (market val-i lie). $.'i(1.8f,4 mi. 1 ( tn banks aud on hand, $803,- B73 (til. Preinftinis in, rours n collection "'"'en since September 30. 1948, $758, 406 40. Interest and renls due and accrued, $62,413 04 Othy insets fnet). $103,214 03. Tgfcil ndmMted af-rt?. S;l.fWfl 017 3t. LIABILITIES SUItPirS AND OTHER FUNDS TM unpaid claims, J 2.193 "0. I E-ttm.ited loa adjustment expen? (nr tmna'd claims, $21.000 00. Tf-'al unearned premiums, W.S8l, W 12. All other Hsbllltie5. $319,8108. T-t it li ibilities, except capital, $6, $3-f,lH9 7H. capital paid up. Mutual. Special surplus funds: $?oo,0OO 00, I'nissiicned funds (surplus) $2,23S, 82K 14. Sin plus as regards policyholder; sr. 4.1,1 rtn n 1 Tot.ii. $H 861 017.61. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR ! Net premiums received. $106,261.23. Net losses paid, $39,010.34, Dividends paid or credited to policy Holders, U,&7.70.