The Monmouth herald., May 05, 1922, Image 7

S Y N O P S IS O F T H E
TEW
fe. 1921, by McClur« Newspaper Syndicate
They »e re discussing the new office
manager— that Is, Itida and Lillian
were. Kulh was tlie listening portion
of the trio. She sat in the bright sun­
light streaming through the broad
window, without a blink of her heavy-
iidderl sepia-brown eyes.
Her dim­
pled lingers played a lazy tattoo on
the typewriter before her. Once she
turned her head, like a languid sun­
flower, toward the twittering pair, aud
that was all.
The new man had disappeared for a
few moments. In the meantime he was
“catching it” from the office.
“What do you think of him, Katli?"
“Nifty little goldle-browu mustache,
eh, Kath?"
“Let Kath alone. Can’t you see she’s
asleep— like a sweet Persian tubby in
the sun';”
“A peach! An Adonois, Isn't he.
Kuth';’’
“Adenoids? Ton's# said It!” shouted
"Sour Grapes" from his high stool.
“Didn’t you Just love the wny he
romped In with his raccoon coat aud
motor goggles?” gurgled Lillian.
Kath spoke for the first time that
day:
“W o lfs clothing!" Her tapping pre­
served its steady, lazy rhythm.
“W oof! W oo f!" Another “high stool"
took up tlie cry.
"That’s not a wolf— It’s a b e a r!”
“He’s a beur— he’s a beur,” danced
Itida toward the water tank.
A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T OF TH E
S Y N O P S IS O F T H E A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T OF T H E
_
D IS B U R S F M f N T t
N. t l o w . tin d .lurinT th” y e a r in>' ud - v
t
Vidi nd« p a'd i n .-•«..f » l »t...-k .tu rin j the i.
' 'om m 'ss'on a and o ' » r i i p- ,! d-’ - 1" * t 1** *
T a x es. Ilc e r r i .‘ nd f* . , ti"- ,1
Atm unt id all otli r expend.turet.
T o tll
........
T o ta l incom e __ ____________ _______ ...
i j u s:
) .Z S.tl*7 «6
rj.~9B s :
6 1
$10.944.349.77
Tot il
L IA B IL IT IE S
Orcaa claim« for loan «* unpa'd
Am ount o f unearned pn iiiunu« cn all outslrtn lin g r ski»
Due fo r co*nm*rsion and brokerage. .
All o th er HaM liCes ............ .......................
____ ___ *
T o ta l
income
:
-
im go............... .............
T otal liabilities, exclu sive o f capital s to c k ___ _
B U S IN E S S IN O R E C O N F O R T H E Y E A R
Net prem ium s received during the y e a r 1921________
Loss* s paid during the y e a r................. ............
, ,
Loast s incurred during the > e a r .... . « ....... .............
C
And buildings do depreciate
rapidly unless they are painted
when they need to be. Paint
saves the lumber. It protects
your investment.
T o enjoy the biggest saving in
painting, use the best paint. It
spreads more easily— saves labor eost.
It covers more surface per gallon than
“ cheap” painL
It serves five or more year* longer
than “ cheap” paint.
The best paint is most economical
because it is scientific in formula and
reparation. W e have been making
urei
lies it paints for 73 years.
They contain the finest materials.
Our white lead, for instance, is P IO ­
N E E R W H IT E LEAD . It is super
purified and ground so tine that it
will pass through a silk screen with
30,000 meshes to the square inch.
So with the other materials— pure
linseed oil, pure zinc and pure colors
— all of the finest quality, combined
in Fuller's Paint in scientifically exact
proportion# with long time akilL
Not so limited 1 »
of today
Women and girl» have taken to the study of wireless in an energetic wav,
■ fo i \u ...en installing the course. T his picture s h o w » a girl class 111 the radio room
•\ Ho.itcu
thing.- A lid liie oidee listened to H
tnan. Kath raised languid eyes, which
had grown a lltle wider, and nodded
At S:1--> the eotmmn*’“ outer office
door opened and a tall, slender
brunette, enveloped In furs, entered.
Her deep blue eyes. |n contrast to her
The Congressional Hike
Free Advice
o n P a in tin g
Ask amr agent for Advice,
color cards, etc.
Ask th* Fuller Specifics-
tios Department about th*
n>u*t il eat r able color scheme*,
CO.-M „°.r -
r —
JT M
.
,
*nr —
Maker, of Rubber Cement
\
Floor Paint, A l l - P u r p o n * I ^
/ i
V a r n tik e s . S i l k . n w k i l * 1 , /
|. /
E n a m e l, Fifteen for Floor*
■*
*/
Varnnak. Waahal le Rail Fi » • * . Auto Enamel.
Barn and Roof Paint. Porrk and bt*p Paint,
and PIONEER W H ITE LEAD.
S P E C IF IC A T IO N
House Paints
P h o t n lx
P u r * P o in t
Pur e P re p o re d P oint
Manufactured by W. P. Fuller A Co., Dept. 47, San Francisco
Branches In 19 Citle* in the W est
SAKE THE MEMO BELOW
CUT IT OUT AMO PASTE IT IN TOUR NOTE BOOA
My house needspmotiog. Fuller', Specificatine House Palau are sold by the following Agents:
Perkins P h arm acy
S Y N O P S IS O F T H E
S Y N O P S IS O F T H E
A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T OF T H E
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF HARTFORD
o f H a rtfo rd . In the S ta te o f C on n ecticu t on the th lr t y - f rat day o f
D ecem ber. 19*1. m ade to the In eurance Com m iea onf r of the M a te o i
O regon, purnunnt to law :
C A P IT A L
$ 2.000 000 00
Am ou n t o f cap ital *tock paid uo .......... .................. —
IN C O M E
$15 577 79». 57
V e t p rem iu m « re re ive d d u rin g th#» year.... .... .................
Internet, d iv id e n d « and rente received d u rin g t^e year « 1.0r 8 8*7 81
17 19**82
In com e fro m o th er sou rce« received dur n f th e y e a r —
$16.882.994 21
T o ta l incom t
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
N * t I o w m paid durin g the y^ ar IncTudinz adjust, exp
t>tvid**nde paid on cap ital etf>ck d u rm « the y e « r _
C om m iee;one and s a la r le « pe«d d o r in « th** y* a r -----------
T a x ee. licene^e a n d f e e » paid d u rin g th e ye a r -----
A m ou n t o f all o th er e x p e n d itu re »-----------------------------
T o ta l
e x p e n d itu re «
o n ix>
I/41.I11.M
4 94.298.97
1.54X646 67
ASSETS
$ 6^5
™
V a lv e o f real e sta te owned fm ark et valu- V .
—
V a lu e o f etocke and bond« * wned fm a rk e t v a lu e ) ------- 18 #49/ '4 r*
2 2' 1
I
* on m o r t x a r 'P ar 1
3 * í « a 7»5 26
Cash In hanks and on hand
?
Prem ium.* In ro u m e o f r o l W w ritte n a.nee P* pt. 39. 19*1 3 42'
218 684.73
In tern et and rent# due and accrued
------------------
T o ta l adm itted
$28.224.42# 40
««a c t«
S T A T E M E N T 0 ~ TF 1
U. S. BRANCH. SUN INSURANCE ’O " ICE
« f O r*a t n- t V n o p I fr
o f London. In thp K in z d o r
th lrty -firn t d av o f I>*«jrmh* . 1#21. me#! - (•* ti­ Iní-ur
■ion**r *»f th " S tn te o f O r lc ri. pu mua n t to law
C A P IT A L
Am ount o f deposit capital
IN C O M E
reived du rin e
N e t p rem iu m «
Interept. div id* n n and rente re«
Incom e fro m oth« r sourc«-« reec
T o ta l
E C O V PA N T OV HARTFO RD
f i T . M *xw*-ll. S e rrrta ry
eryica:
F h il O r o »»m j/ e r , W I n i
$ 600.000 00
11.41» 828 72
11 * 718 M
3.537.50
Ine-im«
fl.741.404.78
expend tu re «
_
9 907.711 04
80 000.00
u t m j-
111.SH09
_
«7.017 4«
t i.n m i3
ASSETS
Nnne
V atu * o f r*ol * a ta t- o w n « l (m a rk et vaiti«-) __ ...___ __ __
V a lu * of o tiv ii* and h*-n«1, < •wned (m a rk et v a lu e )________ $2.3f8 210 $0
I x a n , on m o r t * a * ., and *■ ■»'lateral, e t c ___».__
M N ie
Caah In h*nka and « mi ha' « _______ _____________ ___
254.893.9«
Pram ium a In roMirs* *»f «w.i’ c a r itt n since P<p( 39. 1 21 447 '*#5 76
18.604 4#
ln t*o *o t and re n t, d o * ard a c c r u e d __ —......... ........ ...... .. . _
O th *r a*a*ta
____________________________________
»».712 5#
ASSETS
Valu e of real e « t « f e own d [m arket \a*ue>________
Valu e of et*-eke and \»ir■■!.* * wnt 4 i market v j I u )
•Ilaterni, e l f
.—
Ix>anp
n .'* r #
Gaah In hnnke and on hand
P rem iu m « in course o f co lie
In terest and re n t* due and -
_______ ____________ _____________ $1.179,197 2#
L IA B IL IT IE S
r___ ... $ 200,995 80
O rr rm cla'm a f«w h . w . o n «Id
Am«»«int «.f un*am« d pr* mhtm, on ah nut it *nd ni; r'tk n
1.856 4#t6S
_________________
117.839 9#
Du* for romm'**lon and bt'>k«*rif*
A ll «*«h*T lla b llltl*a
_
.. - - ________
nt.48#K
421.479 96
Rurplua
. . . ----------- — .. ...............-... __________________
T o t a » adm itted u u t a
T o ta l adm itted i m t i
l
IOTI IK887RANCH OFFICE
P
of Rt *1 le ’ and. on the thirty first dai
the Inaurante C o m m i elon*T of the Htate
Am ount o f c ip t i l stock p i d up
IN C O M E
N ' t n r m 'n t n * t - r- v * y * d r r.z th* \ r\r
Internat, d a «|en*ig a r d re nt» re ce iv ed dt
I 1
* fi
T otal
T o ta l « x p e n d i t u r e « ___
T o ta l hab i t -s aoctwulve o f c p t a l i t c
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N F C f C t h E Y C A H
N e t prem ium s re ce iv ed durin e the y e a r -
Lgosae» paid dur.ng th*^- year
. — .. ■- —-
LoM f-a incurred d u rin r the year
------
- ..... .........
N A T IO N A L F IR F I N f lfR A N
H A. Sm ith. Pr**»B*y>t
S ta tu ' r y r**td*t>t att«w n *y fa r
Bktq.. P ortlan d . Oragan.
o f P roviden ce. In th** F t
Of Decem ber. 19?T mad**
o f Oregon, pursuant to |j
N et loe«ee p?iid d»— nr th
ear including ad.toet.
Dividend^ paid on capital •trK*li during* th^ ' ’♦'ar
C o m m ire n t)« and
*’ eri<e t * ‘d durin e »he v * n r __
T e x » » , licensee r? <1 f e e « p* 4 durin g the y e a r ___
Am ou n t o f all o f' ■ r «* i ¡ m litu r e « ___________ ___
N et
-
I du r i ?
the
D ividen de paid on m p ta f it o H l d u rin e U n N
G*>mmissi''ne and e a la rie* paid d " ’ r.-r th< > * r r
T a x e «. I:c*»ne* e nnd f* • e p a ‘ d d ’jr in z th * ye a r
Am ount t.f all o th er exp* n d itu r*«
...........
Total liabil f a * . *»clu. of expiai rtcch of BOTO.000.00
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
N*t prrmtuir» r*c. 1v *d lu r in g th » )< a r --------------------------------------------------- S
1 / i w i p u lì «tu rili* »h » y * s r
. . ~
Loaa*o Incurred d u r'n * th * y u
»7
S T A T F M E N T OF T H E
O '»B U P S E M F N T k
O r.«» oUlma for lemmm »nwitd
. . . . ’ 2.
\m oiint (if u n fw n - d prem ium # nei all o u l r t i f l t ng r.rka— **•—* '• ' *
1
Du* for w n t i M ’nn an<1 b ro k r r a «* ----------------------------- ---- .##-a#»i
All Othar l l a b i l i t l r a --------------
■ ■ ■ ---------------- -
».* »»•
l'.ffi ' I
ANNUAL
R H O D E IS L A N D IN S U R A N C E CO.
T o ta l
Incorno
L IA B IL IT IE S
Grr«as riiaim « f< r loua**« u n p i id
o u t.ta iu l n ; r./k.
Amount nf lineanrìed prem iam i r or»
a nd hr1
‘ kr ra
r a s g * — -
— ................
on and
broke
D ie fo r c o m m it« no
A ll oth . r lish illt •*,
L IS B IL IT tE S
S Y N O P S IS O F T H F
C API TAL
9 200.0^0 00
D is u u p r .r v r
9 g.fSM SS 57
Sie.H 3.7in 05
_______
ANNUAL
T
K e lle y . 5 fa n A *er
Statutory ra *• dent attorm - fer service:
Bldg., Purtland, Oregon.
E. R. Thimpicr, 100'. V/ c u
2K.000 00
242.441 00
$ 9.581,369.62
$
184,528 56
♦5K.Í.K2 *4
*1.966 H4
T o ta l lia L illt i««. tx clu
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N FO R T H E Y E A R
N at p r,m itim , r * r * lv * d «furtn* th * y * a r
—
l/ ia, . a p x i« «tur.«:* th * « *a r
-------------------------
--------- — —
• urr 1 'I'ir s * th. r * a r ............— .
’ 97 29
9
uui- hu'.i-, * i r f alive »ml searohlog.
Her glance fell
the waiting Kath.
who. ilrec-ieil for the stn>et, was seated
before her covered up typewriter.
“Is Mr. Kami here?" asked the bru­
nette sweetly.
The disgruntled one moved a languid
Imiill toward the Inner office, the door
of which was slightly ajar.
After a hesitant moment the new­
comer seated herself.
Then Hand hurried out from the In-
uer office anil walked straight to Kath.
without once glancing at the newcomer.
“Ahem!" He drew another desk chair
hs close as possible to the one which
held tlie sullen one. renched out and
seized one of her chubby haiula In •
firm grip.
“Ahem I Now, my dear------ " he be­
gan. .Kath’s heavy-lidded eyes, widened
to tlielr fullest and traveled past hla
shoulder to tin- other woman who was
slowly rising from her seat.
Then
Hand also turned and looked. Keleua-
Ing the hand he held he rose to hla
feet, turned Ids back to Kath and faced
the tall, slender one with a coplou*
wink.
In true “movie" fashion he
registered hi* confession and guilt.
"Ah— er— how do you do? Had no
hlen------"
Then he tum«*d : "A h —some other
time. Miss Berry------ ”
But Kath'»
chair was empty. On the street floor
Itida and Lillian walte«1. They pounced
upon Kath as she emerged from the
elevator.
“Tell us— w hat did he waut to see
you about?"
"Girls’*— the shaken one wa* no
longer chary of speech— "take It from
me that man's a wolf clear through—
If hls wife hadn't happened In------”
Wp in the office a pair of young
people hud fallen Into swivel chairs,
weak from laughter.
“A ‘peach’— an ‘Adonis' la one thing.
Cousin Nue; but a 'sheep' Is a bird of
anal her complexion. That girl doesn’t
talk much, which make» her a sort of
oracle amuud the office. I may have
to spend the rest of my life here and
I'm uot gidng to tiegln as a sheep-- In
wolf's clothing so I staged the little
alTair on the spur of the moment,
knowing you would be along to help
lue out. Tomorrow, I'll he an out and-
out wolf.” The mild Sylvester threw
out hls chest, flung on the raccoon
mat and pretended to leap savagely
at his cousin . . .
They went out to' dinner together.
8ue and this boy man-wolf coualn of
Iters. In the soft glow of > the table
lamp her eye» were very gentle, warm
and inaternul ar. she studle«] him To­
morrow he would be scorned unmerci­
fully by the employee» of the company.
But that was as nothing to being
thought u sheet)— men were like that
. . . He looked up then and held her
blushing gaze with masterful eyes.
“This time, Sue. you're golug to
accept me . .
Anyhow, that’a how modest Hyl-
venter, now vice-president of the com­
pany. became a wolf— In State street,
girl had gone wl*h her uncle, her
mother and grandmother to the bench
resort for the week-end. The party
drove to the place. Not finding quar
ter* at the hotel», the member» of
the nsrtv narked their car near the
Fullers
V
) 1,708,159.3#
7.582.557 23
C O M M F R C IA L U N IO N A 8 8 U H A N C K CO.
NVhitn \ Palache. IT S. M anager
C J. H olm ai'. P . C. Branch Mar.
S tatu tory resident atto ri e.v fo r service:
tio n o f the telephone a half century ago ofTered an open field to man.
learned In Vu* spare Tit Three minutes
thut he grew on tree», was a »¡reek god
and was that moat pitiful of objects
a sheep In wolf’s clothing. He stepped
to Knth’s desk.
“Miss Berry, will you remain nfter S
this evening. I want, to discuss some­
______ __ ____________
U.ns un all outstan din g risks
ÁüTOCAsr£*rJ
HECK the costs. Compare
the prices o f lumber and
paint. They will show you how
extravagant it is to allow build­
ings to depreciate for lack o f
painL
I SS
!. .»23.096 §5
$14 057.803.S4
rvild
$
‘ •'*v
t o r o t b u ild in g s th a n it
does to let paint save them
N’ene
3.3'8.(*47 96
Value cf r a! estate o\\ *
9 ).
5
Valu e oí Nt ik> imi In» •i ov !• il (m u ik et v tlu e ) ....... .
7.11 l i f t <K>
Lo vn s or mi riijrtz» » aie' collât* i al * to
99 r.oo «*>■
tv, h .M 1>nnks arid cn ) • nd
2 2d 1.088 09
r r *niu n» in course o f o ec. mi r iten » .r e e S p i 3«. 192 • l.$70.77T 75
lutti
■ i i •
1 a icruedL
91 f9. 8 73
Reìnsuranicc on paid lo*- ; 'M
81.581 87
T a t il idm tted a s tc U
T otal liab ilities, exclusive o f capital stock
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N FOR T H E Y E A R
N e t prem ium s re ceived during the y e a r ............... .
$
Lo sses paid durin g the year................. .....................................
Lo ss' s incurred during the y e a r .........
4,237.18
A 8 8 C H A N C E C O M P A N Y O F A M E R IC A
R. B leeck er Kathbone. P residen t
Ch arles S. Conklin, ir v r v ta r y
r* sident
i r • > fur st i\ ,i
Ph.l G ross"
W .lcox
Bldg., P ortlan d. Oregon.
Tiio uciuil run SmooTiily, Tor the force,
In spite of spirits’ overhlgh, wits a com­
petent one. Sylvester Rami made vig­
orous use of Ills handkerchief when he
entered. Ills kee:: gray eyes were Uun.-
ing us they sought the floor. As a niat-
. ter of fact he had heard every word—
$ 5.53.1.125 98
$10 ¿11,164.12
( IRLS T A K E UP S T U D Y OF RADÍO IN C O L L E T S CLA:
It Costs You More
ta *>
L IA B IL IT IE S
G ross cla'n is fo r louses unpaid......... .....................................
Vmi unt o f unearned prem ium s on all ou tstan din g risks
I ■ .■
misst«
■ «1 i*r
A ll o th er liabilities. ♦ stim ate am ount fo r taxes ...... ....
The ir.
■V.. ra.
34.780.IT
DISBURSEMENTS
L IA B IL IT IE S
T o ta l H abilit es, exclu sive o f c a o ’ t i i *tock
$ 5.505 114.09
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N FO R T H E Y E A R
N e t prem ium s r ce v« d during the y e a r
$
r 2 ;4.77
Losses paid dur
t h paar
Loeaes incurred d u rin g the y e a r .................................. .
!
10.1SP47
T H E N E W H A M P S H IR E F I R E IN S U R A N C E CO.
F ra n k W . Barge&nt. Pr» Aid» nt
G< o rs W S w a llow , .« ■cretary
S ta tu to ry res'd en t a tto rn ey fo r service:
Phil G roscm ayer, W Icox
Bldg., P ortlan d , Oregon.
9 «..M8 157 tg
$ 9,7 4.. 66.SS
$ 51*2.132.91
K im itted assets
$
...
^Wliat TUG you theaiTby ’•wolfs cloth­
ing’. Kath?*’
“She meant a sheep in w olfs cloth­
ing. He’s a sheep— he’s a sheep.”
warbled “Sour Grapes,** saving Kath
an answer.
Every high stool and swivel creaked
under its weight of ussiduous attention
to business when Authority returned.
ivcd durine the year,
d during the y e a r __
he year including adjust.
! stock dur In*! the year
» paid during the year....
i»’» d luí na t ir yoa.*
.•cnditiir a
_ ..............
ASSETS
V alu e o f r s i l eatat* »wned (m a rk e t valu e)
N * ne
$l.i Ko 839.50
l at » ks and bonds owned (m a rk et valu )
îet.fto oo
I.oana on m o f t f l f e s and collateral, etc
Cash in banks and on hand............. ......... ......
63. 1 î
P m umi n co*rs<
f collec w ritte n since Sept 3 1 l •_ l
Ss.319. te
9.87t.00
st and re s ts
and accru ed
2.1
assets
Reserve for div.denda
*42.870 09
i exp en d itu re«
— .
-
,
ASSSTB
J," on r * r« al notate ow ned (m a rk et vxlii- >
V alu e c f st 1 » n rd h erds o w n 'd Iron V;. t ■
L o a r s on m ert'ra«- s a *d «‘cllat* n l et*
C '» h in banks ..ird o-i h ard
r r ' t t v o n i 'n ro a rs • o f r o '!* r w r itt»n i nee i
In terest and rents d u - and ac-ru ed
R ein surance due on leases paid........ ... ............
_
___ ____ ____
[ ,
i
I ?
' f Or it Br tail on th»- th irty flra t d a yj
’
t - 11 -ur. f . « C om m issioner o f the S ta te
f Oregon. pursuant t«> law
•
C A P IT A L
Amount o f c ip t j l stock paid up
_ _ _ _ « .
IN C O M E
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
N et losses paid durin g the year including adjust exp
$ 27
D iv id e n d « paid on
ipital at k during th< y<
^
1
pa id duri ng th
w .
IS
Tax
g g a d fees paid du
yeai
A m ou n t «'f all o th er »-xpendilures________ _________ ______ _
I
it
c »p :- . ’ t i r . i
T o ta l adm itted
IN C O M E
N e t prcm U rna received during the y e a r
............ ..... $ 48l.f* 7 *9
In terest, d '-u len d s and ren t* received during the y e a r
til 272 1*»
None
In com e ft tit o th er tk'urcei received during the y e a r
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S T A T E M E N T OF TH E
COMMERCIAL UNION A S S U R A N C E C O ., LTD.
o f N e w York, in th»* State o f N ew York, on the th irty -firs t dn v yf
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m id tn the Insui 11 • Commission* i f th« 8ta
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C A P IT A L
A m ou n t of capital stock paid up
__________ _____ __ $ 200.000.00
'J M a ie tir e te r in t*-- S ta t* o f N -w H a - v i- h l * on the
" • * ' o f TVr-eintwr. 15*1. mad.- to the It » u r jn c c Com m iss
s ta t e c f O regon, pursuant to law
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C A P IT A L
Am ou n t o f c tp its l stock p ,id ud
$ 5.000.000.00
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S Y \ C r ~ I S OF T H E A N N U A L
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