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OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAUNTEHEST Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Plini ar undr wajr for rsonaa Ued merchants' association at Hood Rlrer. rendition will bold Id third annual eutomobil ibow on March ll 11 nd 11. Th Dalle eltjr physician .reportf that imallpoi Is ihowlnf a UWnfr to lnoreas. Tb llll tat roll for CiiUop countjr loUli $1,IH,7H.M, th UriMt In tb blilorjr of tbt county. Within 10 days a company will bfln drilling for oil la Clatsop county, no eordlni to F. II. Klff, an oil wport of Oklahoma. ' Douglas county holds tb record so far for tb number of dogi licensed by tb county, 1100 dun bearing tb coun ty llcens Uf. A nw tin tcl advancing th minimum of $4.10 hitherto pld to It 4 dty, wu announced by the saw mill owner oi uena. ' Oeori A. Drlsci, who bit been su perlntendent of tb Athlsnd school for nln yri, bu been reelected tor a two-year term. , noeeourg win n I stopping piece ior aircraft which It I alleged will toon be plying between Ben Francisco, Port land ftnrf flaartla Tbt Athland Canning company clot d a moit eueoeaiful season with a total pack icedlng that of any pre vious year and valued at 138.600. County Agent Scott of Clackama county announce that tb latt carload of ggt shipped to the New York mar ket netted tb producer SI cent. . All blgb tchool In Southern Oregon, eicept Eaten and Roteburg, bav withdrawn from tb Oregon Stat De bating league becaua of lb praa lenc of Influent. -' Burglar entered tb hardware ttor of Ward) A Campbell at Carlton and tecured about till worth of pocket knlvH and rasor. Bight dollar, Uktn from lb till. A contract ha been lgned at Salem whereby Henry L. Benu of Aurora will ell hit entire crop of bop for the year lt!0 to an English firm at a stipulated pnc of it cent a pound. In lb blggett day' catch of the patt year, 104 offending motorists war, arretted. by. Portlaud police one, day la'it wees on various chargeof violating the traffic law. The Baldwin A Swop Contraction company, recently organlted at Hood Itlror, ha been awarded tb cuntract for building a new echoolhoui at Motler to be (0 by 70 feet. Mr. Earl BUM, who wtt burned while itartlng a fir In tbe kitchen range with oil watt, died at Lebanon, She wu tb English war bride of Earl Stilt, a young overseas tervlce man. Th 1911 ceniu of th Umatilla pro ject, juit publlthed by tb reclama tion oUlce, ibowt that th total value of tb cropt grown during th year I over $000,000, averaging almost 7i per acre. On hundred China pheasants from th Btmptun pbeatant farm at Spring field wer releaeed on tb lOOOacr Cartwrlght ranch adjoining Harris-; burg, 'which hu been mad a tat gam reserve. Th city of Roteburg, through It at torney, B. L Eddy, filed with th Ore gon public terrlc commUilon It brief oppotlng lb proposed Increate In rata tought by tb Douglu County Water A Light company. Remonstrance agalntt th paving of Railroad itreet was, mad at tb meeting of th Albany city council by butting property owner and may re ult In th former decttion to pav th (treet being rescinded. Tb best Jeney bul! that 11000 will buy It to be purchased by a group of dairymen In tbe Alien valley In west rn Benton county. This action was taken at th dote of a three-day si tentlon school held In Altea. Firs more alleged member of th . W. W, wtr Indicted under th criminal syndicalism act In the final report of th Multnomah county Feb ruary grand Jury, returned to Presid ing judge McCourt Saturday. Slat Treasurer Iloff hat Increased tb appraisement of the estate of C. O. Blgelow, who died a few months ago In Josephine county, from $30,713 to 140,711. Inheritance tat on the stale as now appraised will total 1471. , , ' ' From an useesed valuation of 2(, iU.Ki In 1900 to I31i.t71.78l In 1919 I th record of Portland, u disclosed in th tai rat sheet for Multnomah county for 1120, based upon th 1919 Msessment and tai roll, and Issued by Henry B. Reed, assessor. Senator Chamberlain, Senator Mo Nary and jtepreeenlatlve McArthur bav telegraphed the Albany post of the American Legion that they are in favor of the proposed bonus bill for ex-service men or similar legislation In th Interest of lb former soldier. SYNOPSIS O THI ANNUAL STATIMENT Or THE ROYAL INDEMNITY COMPANY of New Tork, In the Bute of New York on the thlrty-flrel dnjr of Do eember, lilt, made to the Insurance (.'omuim.ontr of the Slate of Oreffln, pureuaat te law; CAPITAL Amount ef capital stock paid up ..,.. t 1,000,000.00 INCOME flat premlumi received durin the ynr ........... ,t I.J77.114.H nterut, dividend, and rente roculvrd diir ni the year llt:ifii)7 Income from other auureea received during the year Mtt.tt Total Interne ..a s,t92.soe.H . . . . OISIURSEMENTS Net loaaea pal during the year Including adjuttment n ..., Dividend paid on capital alook during the rear f'ommlMlom -and aalarlaa paid during the year. Taaea, llrenaea and feee paid during ha yar Amount of all olhor etptndlturiy..,. . . I I.SM.Pll.ll I.jno H0.8I llO.M7.tl TJS.JS8.M Total eapendlturee . S,JOS,117.M '',". . AttlTI "" Value of real eatate owned (market value)..... Valuo of alooka and bond owned (market value) 8ther ladter eaaeia eh In banka and on hind -. - Premluma In oourae of collection written alnce September 9(1. Mil tntereat and rente due and accrued... 0 . i.iaisi.Ti 179,171.01 -1,01)9,1101.64 I.IW7.J7U1 tOS.J03.17 Totel euete ...to,so,w.ts r.it0,00,t4(.ll Lea ipMlal depoelte In any atate (If any there bO .- Teiei aaeett aemita in Oregon. ( " 1 . ' LIABILITIES " ' .' Oroae clalma for Imata unpaid . " I 4.06,1,989 1! ' Amount of unearned pramluma on all outatandlng rlka.. I.IW.187.11 Due for eommlsalon tnd brokrrnno SEt.SIl.tt All other llablllllci , ' gi g.teg.o4 . ToUl llabllitltt, eaelutlve of oapltaUf 11,000,000.00.... ,219,717.04 BUtlNEtS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR " ; Nat premluma received during' the yi'ar.....J-.. SJ.S57.49 Loeeaui paid during the year..-. -................ .. II.8S3.1S Loaeet lucurrod during the ytar..-.,....., ,.... S,!II5.III ROTAL INDEMJTY OOMl'ANT Charlea H. Holland, 'Prealdent William Miicklntoeh, 'Secretary Statutory realdent attorney for ei-rvlce: R, M. Dooly, Jr. , SYNOPtlg Of THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE . NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY ' of Chicago, In the State of Illinois, on the thlrty-flrtt day of Decern ber, llll, made to the Inaurance Cummlulunur of the Stale of Oregon, purauant to laws " " . . "' .. - capi,tal;' Amount ef capital atock paid "r , ' , 900,000.00 INCOME ' n.' x. - ...1.6S!,750 i! S7 677.71 Income from other aourcea received during the yor. 66,551.11 . Net premluma received during the year.. Intereit, dividend! and rente received during the year.. Total Income ...11,717,020.31 '. DISBURSEMENTS " Net loeaea paid during the year Including adjustment ex- -, penaoa w.....r ..- ..wM.w,..i..-. Dividend! paid on caolta atnrk during the V"ar ...... Commlaeloni and aalarlei paid during the ycar....HKMU.H.nHM Taxea, llcenaea and (eel paid during the yiar............. Amount of all other i)ipondltiirei...............,.-....;,........fci 752.015.11 15.50(1.00 767.S6I.46 67,711.46. 171,446.36 Total expenditures - '-; A8SETS V.'., Value of re at eatate owned (market value) .........: Value of atocka and bonda owned .(market valuu), ............... Iana on mortgage! and collateral, elo. ...,.......:..... Caah In banka and on hand a... . Premluma ,ln tourae of collection written lnoe Beptem- oer sc. iwiv ..1,7M,11S.4t .. 0.00 438,711.25 : 11171925.00 . Interea d renta due and accrued.... Total atteta 70.831.13 1,266.73 Ijoat apeclal depotlta In any atate (If ai.y there bu). Total aaaett admitted In Oregon... ..;... f 90Z.0S1.73 0.00 902,081.73 Oroaa clalma for loaaea unpaid... LIABILITIES Amount of unearned premluma on all outstanding r'.aki... Due for communion and brokeraae.................. All other llabllltlee 1U.626.I5 340,(77.61 ' 13,495.30 40,246.11 Total liabilities, eiicluilve' of capital itock of...... I 529,647.47 ' BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR'- ; ' " ' Net premlumi received during the year... . 17,046.82 Loaaea paid during the year - 11,061.03 Loaeee Incurred during the year................,....., , 8,161, 66 ' NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY TO. C, Waller, President '. ' ' ' .' A. H. Forreat, Secretaiy Statutory realdent attorney for aervlce: J, H. Bryant, Portland, Ore. Approilmttely 1660 real estate deal r la Oregon bav filed application for Itcinte for 1820, according to a report prepared by O. V. Johnson, who Is In charge of tb real eilste depart ment of tb Insursnc commissioner' nfflr. I,ut year lb sppllcstlons for licenses totaled llll. Twenty-two alleged violation of federal prohibition law rt Included In th final report of tb November tern faleral grand Jury In Portland, which was discharged Saturday. Rend ering It report to Federal Judge Bean, the grand Juror returned 17 true bill, five not true bills and fonr secret Thirteen district In Yamhill county wer represented In a meeting at Mo Mlnnvlll for th organisation of tb Yamhill Countjr Pubic Forum, th object of which I th "free and open dlicuttlon and action on all jublle questions." It Is non-parttsar. in char actor, rt political discussion will b permitted. A ten day' fair forth year 1120 and ultimately a free gat ar under consideration by th state fair board, and It I expected that torn actios to tbl end may be taken In tb near future, Tb report of tb fair board thow that all lndebtednett bu been paid and there remain In th treaiury a iratll balanc. W. W. Cryder, for ill rear lupef visor of tb Umatilla national forest, with headquarter In Pendleton ba bean named superintendent Of tb Malheur forest and will succeed Sup ervisor C. J. Blngbam, at John Day, on March 1. J. C. Kuhn of Walla Walla, lupervlsor of tb Wanaha tor et, will bav cbarg of tb Umatilla roterv after tb change. Tb machinery for lb first unit of th Astoria Flouring Mill company's new plant I said to be working pw- fectly and 1 now grinding at tb rat of approilmttely 1404 barrel of flour dally. Within tb coming few week tbl output will be 'Increased to over 1000. Th machinery for th second unit should be ready for op- peratlon In about 20 days. With $1200 Indorsed by tbe school directors of Umatilla county a th minimum stlary for teachers and a strong sentiment among them for th two mill tai levy for school purposes, two steps toward better local educa tional facilities ar believed to have been , taken. Th director bar agreed against competitive bidding for services of teacher within th county. . , Title Involving five sawmills and logging equipment, together with 160 acre of timber, passed from th Qrov Lumber company to a Hoseburg com pany composed of Chariot McElhlnney, R, U Whipple and Ernest Whipple. A large amount of lumber alio goe with th mill, and th total property It worth approximately $60,000, It 1 said. Tb sawmills have a capacity of 15,000 feet dally each. A member of tb legislature of 1919 cannot legally be named maiter fish warden, according to an opinion by Attorney General Brown, given at th request of Stat Game Warden Shoe maker. The 1911 legislature, Brown points out, permit Increasing th salary of the master fish warden, thus raiting a bar to th naming of a mem ber to that post Tb same condition, be tayi, obtain In tbe poiltlom of deputy fish and game warden, v- Membera of th state Irrigation se curities commission certified to $40, )00 worth of bonds Issued by the Enter prise Irrigation district In Klamath county and $106,000 worth of bonds authorised by the Grant Pas Irriga tion district In Josephine county. The Enterprise district comprise approxi mately 2400 acres, while In the Grant Pas district there are Included 8000 acre. Development work on both pro ject 1 In progress. A determination to gat better dairy cow through the organisation of a Jersey bull association, th elimina tion of rodents and vermin, the pro duction of better crops through toll Improvement, constituted th program of work adopted by the Nashville com munity farm bureau which organised at Toledo. The women's meeting, pre sided over by Miss Lane and Miss Biles of the Oregon Agricultural college, was well attended. Home demonstration work was new to the Toledo ladles. ' ' The State Taxpayers' league which Held a meeting In Portland denounced the united land and labor league as socialistic, undemocratic and a menace to the- stats of Oregon. Attending th meeting were representative men from all section of Oregon, and there wu a -considerable sprinkling of members of th legislature. ' The resolutions adopted:' Indorsed 1.26 mill tax bill for support and maintenance of Ore gon Agricultural college. University of Oregon and Stat Normal school. In dorsed soldiers', sailors and marines' mlllage tax educational bill, Indorsed 4 per cent road bonding amendment to -the constitution. Indorsed I mill tax N bill for support of . elementary schools of the state. Indorsed plan 'tor llvlded session of tbe state legislature, Adopted resolutions denouncing Land and Labor party and Non-Partisan 'eague, and outlined plans to oppos -'hem throughout the state, Adopted esolutlons opposing attempt to repeal :he 6 per cent limitation amendment to "the constitution, - : , Citarrh Ctnnot B Cured With LOCAL APPLICATIONS, M tlwy cannot reach the seat of the diaeaae. Caiarrh la local dltattt, greatly In fluenced by eontlllutlonat conditio ne, and In order to cure II you nuat Uke an Internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi cine Is taken Internally and acta thin th blood on the muroua surface of th intern. Hall a Catarrh Medicine wae prearrltwd by on of the beat phyiiclane In thl country for ream. It j com pwl of torn of th beet tonic known, omblned with Km of th beet blood furlHer. Th ptrfact combination of he Ingredient In Hall' Catarrh Modi cine I what produce curb wonderful reeulta In catarrhal condition Bead for tettlmonlale. free. r. J. CHKhljr.T CO., Prop,, Toledo, tt All lmie, Tic. lieu' family Pill for constipation. We Get Results We Report Results We Remit Results t No collection no charge Knight Adj ustment Co. McMinmvillk, Dallas t HlLLSStSO ' Coxvauh Home office, McMmnvuxs "I'll Tell the World" .says the Good Judge The man who doesn't chew this class of to bacco is not getting real satisfaction out of his chewing. A tmaU chew. It holds its rich taste. You don't have to take so many fresh chews. Any man who uses the Real To bacco Chew will tell you that Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco if 3 rIOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly always results frcm some disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels. Take CV'T-bcrlain's Tablets. . They will correct theaa V.rs and here will be no more headache. M:y .:.'.'- bqca .3 5 Monmouth Herald Monmouth, Ore. March 12 1920 Page 3 ' Try The Salem Studio For - , , ' f Photographs J84 State Street WALTER O. BROWN Representing th . "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire Insurance Co. of Philadelphia - Notary Public Blank Deeds, Mortgage, Etc DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN U SURGEOS S PHONE NOS. OFFICE - ,3M HOUSE . 15M ' Arant Represents The largest Fire Insurance Com pany west of New York, and oth ers; also Automobile, accident insu rance and Surety Bonds. LC. PRICE, M.D. Office and residence Kurre Apartments Phone 1903 Monmouth Grange 476 Meet the Fecond Saturday In Each Month at 11:3 A. M. Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to which visitors are welcome. . P. O. Powell. Master. Miss Maggie Butler, See. EDW. J. HIMES Civil Engineer and Surveyor Phor.573 SlSLeveoaSt Dallas I am here to saw wood No raise in prices .. at present S. H. Hinkle,' Phone 2411 Dont let a smooth tongued stranger persuade you that there is any kind of printing the Her ald Print Shop can not do. .a tnSaSMSSSTl U The Dependable Tractor That Burns Kerosene Perfectly - The 1225 H. P. Waterloo Boy praetor Is just the land of machine "that we like to put into the hands of our customers. - There b nothing experimental about it. ; Its dependability has been fully proved in - irears of service on the farm. Every time ra tell one, we feel the assurance that the cwner is going to get fully satisfactory ser Vice from it. And that means a great deal to the future of our business. - Right along with its dependability for H ' long-continued good work, there- is an other big feature that you will appreciate ' (.every day you use the Waterloo Boy. ; - It bums kerosene perfectly. Its pat-, ., . ented kerosene manifold one. that you Can get on no other tractor converts all Of the" low-priced fuel into a pure gas, enabling ths motor to get full power from asverydrop. That saves motor trouble no Iterosene gets Into the lubricating oiL There is no carbocizing of cylinders or fouling of spark plugs. . . . And it saves many dollars in fuel cost' every year of its operation. ; You are sure to like all of the Waterloo ; Boy's other features. - It is simply made; easy to keep in good running order. The working parts, fully protected from dust, 'are placed where you can easily get at them, whenever necessary, through in spection plates and detachable casings.. The motor, perfectly balanced and mounted cn a solid foundation, runs with only slight vibration no racking of mechanism, Gears are steel-cut and case-hardened pracfj- -cally everlasting. It is equipped with Hyatt Roller Bearings, famous throughout the world for conserving full power. All bearing points and gears are kept' con stantly in a bath of oil by the perfect sys-. tern of lubrication. Bt tun to come fa some day toon and get tutty acquainted with tht Waterloo Boy Monmouth Hardware J. E. Winegar, Proprietor
