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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (May 16, 1924)
THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH. OREGON FRIDAY, MAY lfl, 1024 Page 2 Goodrich Silvertown CORD There is no lux ury in the cost of , Silvertown Cord Tires. The luxury is all in the per formance. Graham &. Calbreath IN THE LONG AN EXTRAORDINARY GLADIOLUS SALE This i a genuine end of the season sacrifice of gladiolus bulba in standard varietiis, at a fraction of thrir regular price. Road carefully there are THRF.K distinct offers. .. Offer No. 1 Regular price My price per dozen per 100 Rutterfly Brilliant salmon with deeper blotch $1.00 $8.00 Halley Lovely coral pink 75 2.25 Independence Deep, salmon pink, late 75 2.25 Mrs. Ym. Kent Fawn and ashes of roses shades 1.50 5.50 Xora Soft blue, an unusual color in glads 1.25 4.00 Primulinus Hybrids Daintiest colorings imaginable, usually on soft yellow grounds 85 3.00 Principine Scarlet with white throat 75 2.25 Rouge Torch Exquisite French variety, cream with crimson throat, graceful 75 2.50 Schwaben One of the very best yellows 1 00 3.00 Mixed Including many attractive kinds 60 2.00 IMPORTANT: Not less than 25 of any one sort sold at these prices, so please do not ask it. Postpaid in Oregon and Washington only. Cash must accompany orders and no order for less than $1.00 can be accepted. Offer No. 2 If selection of varieties is left to me (my object being to reduce stock of sur plus varieties) I will send $3.00 worth of bulbs for every $1.00 remitted, which would mean $15.00 worth for $5.00 etc. Simply state whether you desire a generous number of the commoner sorts, or a small number of very choice ones in the latter case every bulb will be different. Bulbs will not be labelled, but you will be delighted at blooming time. Offer No. 3 A whole hundred gladiolus bulbs of blooming size (not the larger ones offer ed above) will be sent for only $1.25, 500 for $5.50, prepaid to any point in Oregon or Washington. A wide range of charming colors is included. My stock will not last long at this price. My eleventh annual catalog of bulbs and perennial plants will be sent for the asking. W. L. Crissey "Gladiolus Farm" R. F. D. 1, Boring, Oregon Pioneer gladiolus grower of the Pacific Northwest. Americas Marvels NATURAL AND OTHERWISE By T. T. Maxey GENUINE "BULL" idurham RUNj Wood Sawing per cord Hard wood, twice cut, 90c " 3 times in two $1.15 Fir. twice in two 80c; 3 cuts $1.00 Harold Smith Phone 402 1L bags for ILJJ A BAD Yon can roll 100 Cigarettes Jbr 15 Cents Hall's Catarrh Medicine Those who are in a "run down" condi tion will notice that Catarrh bothers them much more than when they are In good health. This fact proves that while Catarrh Is a local disease. It Is greatly Influenced by constitutional conditions. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE con sist! of an Ointment which Quickly Relieves by local application, and the Internal Medicine, a Tonic, which assists In improving the General Health. Bold by druggists tor over 40 Years. F. J. Cheney Co., Toledo, Ohio. THE GRASSHOPPER GLACIER Near the ancient town of Cooke City, Mont., northeast of Yellowstone piirk, there la an Immense glaclor or Ice field. Tills Kinder la composed of thousands of strata. Tlieeo strata, or layers of Ice, arc filled with a species of Insect, locally referred to as "grass hopiivr" for want of a better name, and now extinct. The scientific explanation of this peculiar phenomena la that, no one knows how long ago, this section of the country was visited by a ptiih'ue of these Insects; that while flying over the mountains of the Hear Tooth range, In what la now known as the Bear Tooth National forest, they were cauicht In snowstorms, carried down to earth and died. The passage of these warms of Insects continued at Inter vals year after year. Winter after winter, millions upon millions of these Insects were caught In the snowstorms and perished. This glacier Is approximately one mile wide and upwards of half a mile long, rtecause of the fact that It lies In a rock-rlmmed, howl-shaped Kpace on the shoulder of a mountain, at an elevation of about ll.fiOO feet above sea level, no one can accurately deter mine Just how thick It Is. Its depth may be as great aa 1,000 feet. The layers of Ice which make up this glacier are alternately light ami dark In color. This, It Is thought, Is ac counted for by the fact that each year the snow which fell during the period after the flights had ceased, helm,' pure, containing no Insects, fell, froze and formed a "light" strata, whereas the snow which formed the succeed ing strata, fell during one of these In sect flights, contained countless num bers of their carcasses and formed a "dark", strata. Certain It la that there Is not a sim ilar spectacle In the known world. (, 1JII, Western Newspaper Union ) EXTENSION SERVICE. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE YOUNG HKOTHKRS, Monmouth, Ore-Ron. ; ' Gentlemen: Wo have tested the sample of milk, which you brought to this lahoratorv for bacterial count. The sample Is exceedingly good, the count fieiiiR (Hill per cubic centimeter. If this is a fair sample of the milk you are producing- on your dairy farm you are to bo congratulated upon ita quality, for it could not be better. I am Very truly yours, G. V. COI'SON HacterioloRist Oregon Experiment Station The public is invited to inspect our method of testing. Milk test rd each month. VK CHALLENGE COMPARISON. YOUNtt BROTHERS DAIRY Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing Men's Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters Ladies' Suits, Dresses, Sweaters Give me an order and be convinced. T. J. WEDEKIND Monmouth Ore. How to Foretell the Weather. A reliable weather Indicator may be found on thu breakfast table, If you hesitate to cull up Forecaster Conger. The bubbles which rise to the surface of a cup of tea after a lump of sugar has been dropped In are Influenced by tbo uttuoNpliere, and their behavior will Indicate the weather for the day. If, when a lump of sugar Is dropped Into a cup of ten or coffee, the bub bles accumulate In a mass, whlcd In a short while disappears, fine condl tlons may be expected. When the froth lingers and spreads over the surface of the liquid, settled weather Is unlikely. If the bubbles range themselves against tho sides of the cup and re main It Is probable that there will ba aln In a few hours. Detroit News. I'ov- Worse Than a Crime. Multrox Cheer up. old sou. erty Is no crime. Everbroke That's, the worst thing about It. If poverty w,is a crime I might be able to dodge thu punishment. A Kansas Cyclone Caught In the Act A cool-headed photographer was sitting on bis front porch at Weskan, Kansas, the other day when tha RU pictu "tf tbe'tw'uTer BWePt mIddIe weitern 8tateij' nM bls towu- P. the bulb-and SYNOPSIS OF TBS ANNUAL STATEMENT 6F THE UNION AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY of Lot Angela, in ths State of California, on the thlrtr-firtt dar of Deeenv 1923, made to the Inaorance CommiMtoner of the State of Oregon, pur- ber, uant to law i Ameent of capital stock oald sd INCOME Net premium received during the year .. CAPITAL Interest, dividends and rents received durlne the veer- Income from other sources received during the reer Total btcome l 1M,NM .4 .l0.01 Kit ll.t4l.0i DISBT'RKEMKVTS Net losse paid durhig the year Including adjustment expenses. Dividends paid on capital stock during the v Commissions and salaries paid during the , Taxes, license and fees paid during the year Amount of all other expendituree j mAtiM jk tM.m.M t,m.:t 15v.S7v.tl 18.8M.M lM.WJo Total expenditures. ARSRTS Value of real estate o-med (market value) Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value). Loans on mortgages and collateral, tun in oanxa ana on nana.... ..4 UMM - . J in Premiums In eoarae ni enlWiln .tt.n l-"""V" lort' " Interest snd rent due and aeerued. , - Other securities '. , , Total admitted asset. LUBIUTiES" tltW 94,Z7.7 aOJ.708.TT nt.xt.n t,w.fl Jt tH,TU4T Grow elalina for losses unpaid. Bpaciai reserve liability losses Amount of unearned premium on all outstanding risks Due for commission and h-nV--ge All other liabilities . . 4t.741.yJ ItJolM Tetal JisJbnjOiiclaslv of capital stock surplus fiiiRiN6'RS"'tiir7in'; -" Net premiums received during the fyl ,. paid .urliur the vaav Losses ineurred during the year ....... 7. " . .. .. UNION AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPAinf 4 MMUt 4 Joeepk V7. Walt. President. Statutory resident attorney tot service : M. H. Bedell. Beeretery. J. S. Cunett. Combined Orchestras Program Program to be given in the Normal Chapel Friday Even ing, May 16 by the Combined Orchestras consisting of the Oregon Normal Orchestra and the Orchestras of the Train ing Schools of Monmouth and Independence. Program is directed by Miss Jennie Peterson of the Normal Music Department, Activity .... Indian Boy - Combined Orchestras Bolero Impromptu American Liberty Waltz Dearest Meditation, "Thais" Spanish Dance (4) Mildred Lovett Brass Quartette Bennette Bennette Moszkowski Rheinhold Mackie-Beyer Mackie-Beyer Massenet Maszkowski Margaret Murray (Mildred Lovett piano) Arcadia Overture Wayside Chapel Polketta Valse Bluette William Tell Valse Bleue La Palama Independence Orchestra Beryl Eamp Clarence Quartier Edwin Dale Mackie-Beyer Wilson Margstein Drigo Rossini Yeadier Perfect Day Fred Hewett Intermezzo, "Cavalleria Rusticana" Double String Quartette Norma's Dream ... Emergency Aid - Independence Orchestra The Son of the Puszta Viennese Popular Song - - - Olive Speer (Hazel Bodul piano) Scene Champetre ' LaZingana ..... String Quartette Encouragement March ... Monmouth Orchestra Soldiers' Song Barbara Powers Shepherd Boy .... Iola Gooding In Castle Halls Blue Bells of Scotland Eldon Riddt'll (Percy Riddell piano) Carrie Jacobs Bond Mascagnl Bennette Mackie-Beyer Keler-Bela Kreisler Papini Bohm Fulton Wilson Keams Harris F. K. SKEEN Real Estate and Rentals Office E. Main St., opposite to Hank Building B. F. Swope C. A. Swope Lawyers 210 Oregon Building SALEM OREGON Associated Thomas Brown Trail to Yesterday ... Monmouth Orchestra Dawn South - - - Brass Quartette Blue Danube Waltz -La Media Noche -College Life Oregon hjprmal Orchestra Mackie-Beyer Strauss Aviles Hendricks STNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE RHODE ISLAND INSURANCE CO. of Providenee. in the State of Rhode Island, oo the thirty-first day of Decem ber, 1923, made to the Insurance Commiasiooer of the State of Oregon, pursu ant t law: CAPITAL Aaseunt ef capital stack paid ep . X (M.IMJS INCOME Net premium received during the year.. $2,184,158.18 Iaterest, dividends and rent received during the year 127,567.01 Ineosse from other sources received during the year 4C.264.17 Tetal ha co ate.. DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during the year Including adjustment expense. Dividend- paid on capital stock during the year ... Commission and salaries paid during the year .. . Taxes, license and fees paid during the year... Amount of all other expenditure . $2 J5I,1. ...11,018,595.0 60,000.00 . 832,117.21 74,885.95 45.074.1? Tetal expenditures - ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value).. ..!-, ,441.1. Value of stock and bond owned (market value).... Loan en mortgages and collateral, etc . Cash in bank and on hand Premium In course of collection written since Sept. 30, 1923 Interest and rent due and accrued Amount of all other asset. i ..$ Nil - 1,858,001.51 Nil ... 267,993 58 JM.587.01 22,076.09 -. 23,612.5 Total admitted assets . . ,52v,J.H LIABILITIES -Gross claims for losses unpaid t 146,917.00 Amount of unearned premium on all outstanding rks.. 2,002,960.02 Due for commission and brokerage 63,957.66 All other UabtHtiee 60,000.00 Total liabilities, exclusive ef capital ateck of SsM.Mf 2J53,S4.a BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received during the year I 10.755.03 Losses paid during the year U' '? T peso Ineurred during the year 7,498.31 "x) RHODE ISLAND INSURANCE COMPANY Georx L. Sheoley. President Emil G. P leper. Secretary. Statutory resident attorney for service: Philip Gresemayer, Portland, Ore. STNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THI NATIONAL SURETY COMPANY of New York, in the State of New bet1, 1923, made to the Insurance Cot snt to tsw: CAPITAL York, on the thl missions of the Irty-flrrt day ef Dsceen BUtc of Oregon, port t- Amount ef capital stock paid Bp., THffiBnT Net premiums received during the year. interest, dividends snd rents received ed during the year. during the year- JtlMOMfMI Income from other sonrees reoetv Total income ...... DISBURSEMENT!! Net losses paid during the year lnelu ilng adjustment expense t t.TT'.v'J-T! Dividends paid on capital stock during the ve. 826,119. W Commissions and salsrl paid during the y-e , (,885, 427. M Taxes, tleenaee snd fees psld during the r' ., - B14.i4t.8S Amount of sll other exnendltajre-...- 1,434.911,37 tUJM&lM SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA of New York, in the State of New York, on the thlrty-flnrt day of December. 1923, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to laws CAPITAL Amount of capital stock psld up ..........-.........$ IM,0M.M INCOME Net premium received during the year .4 314.720.28 Interest, dividend snd rent received during the year... 66,628.61 Income from other source received during tha year ...... 6,976.71 Total ex pendltares.. , ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market vlue). Value of stock and bond owned (market wli) , , ufmam vn morieraaes sua cojiaierai, cash In banks and on hand. Premiums in eoun of soilectton written since Kept. 30, iJiJI Interest and rent due snd aeerued -,, " Other snets Total admitted assets. LIABILITIES . Woes slalms for losses nnpsld Amount ef unearned premium on sll outstanding rkks. Due for commission snd brokerage , . All other liabilities 17.J19.70 . 34.W9J42.81 98.466.89 - 1.B85.1 3.208.' .. J86.U9.97 .1 5.263,729.70 .. 10,488,828i3 .. 709,267.37 . 1,332,707.31 Tetal llsbtlitie, exclusive ties, exclusive ef eepltsl stock ef tl,W4,0M. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOB THE ySaB Net premiums received during the year. isw pais annng tn year. .....U7,n,t3.U I Loss Ineurred during the year PANY U8,i4.S 107,60). 1B3J NATIONAL Simm rniri ftfc.rvV-, vFc&X& . vi"sve ToUl Income - 4 WfJUJW DISBURSEMENTS Net losse paid during tha year including adjustment expenses ...4 303,814.79 Dividends paid on capital stock during the year.... . 235,000.00 Commission and salaries paid during the year . . 141,872.71 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year 20,021.6 Amount of all other expenditures 33,989.03 Total expenditure ,. ASSETS Value of real estate owned (market value).. Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value ).... ..... Loan on mortgage and collateral, etc...... n Cash in bank and on hand Premium in course ti collection written since Sept. 30, 1923. Interest and rent due and accrued . 3 7M.4N.0t .4 1,387,000.00 .. 28,000.00 ., 135,765.10 ... 32,726.73 16.575.07 Tetal sdmttta! anscts. LIABILITIES Gross claims' for fcsses unpaid. . Amount of unearned premium on all outstanding risks... Due for commissio. and brokerage... .., All other liabilities .41,tM.0M.n .4 104,988.00 423,366.73 5.972.76 . 30,000.00 .i . t-.. . -- , Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock 3 644.171.62 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premium received during the year .............. 9,321.76 Losses paid during 0e year .......................... 14,647.(7 Losses Incurred during the year 1,783.00 AE.3URANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA R. Bleecker Rathbom, President Rath bone Williams, Secretary. Statutory resident s Itorney for service: Phil Groesmayer, Wilcox Building, reruana, urogon. A. M ARANT Reliable Fire insurance and Surety Bonds OFFICE HOURS 2 TO 6 P. M. rHONE 805 B. F. BUTLER Dentist Post office b!df . Monmouth Oregon DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN U SURG EOS PHONE NOS. OFFICE HOUSK 3103 3J0J H. W. MORLAN Notary Public Blsnk Deeds, Mortusgr-e,, Etc. Efllciont Service Courteous Trest mcnt A. L KEENEY Funeral Director and Licensed Embslmer Calls Promptly Answered Day or Night Prices Reasonable PHONE. 9821 and 9822 Independence, Ore. IT'S HERE One door east of the Odd Fellows Building. Up To Date Electric Restaurant Tables for ladies. Give us a trial. C. E. Fetxer Monmouth & Indeocndenr A lltnTlii- TIME SCHEDULE Bus leaves Monmouth 6.40 A. M. 9.45 A. M. 9.45 A. M. 11.55 A.M. 1.50 P. M. 3.25 P. M. 6.10 P. M. 6.45 P. M. Train To Portland To Portland To Corvallis To Corvallis To Portland To Corvallis To Portland To Corvallis Train leaves Independence 7.08 10.03 10.25 12.13 2.22 3.48 6.38 7.15 Raymond E. Derby, Phone 1504 Prop SUMMONS In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County. Lena Thomas Plaintiff vs. Delbert Thomas Defendant To Delbert Thomas, the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled court and cause within six weeks from the . date of the first publication of this summons upon you and if you fail so to appear and an swer or otherwise plead for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for in the complaint to wit that the bonds of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff be dissolved and for such other and further relief as to the court may seem equitable in the premises. . This summons is ordered to be served upon you by publication for six full weeks in the Monmouth Her ald, a weekly newspaper of general circulation published fn Polk County, Oregon, by an order made In the above entitled suit by Hon. Asa B. Robinson, County Jiidge of Polk County, Oregon made on the 28th day of March, 1924. Date of first publication April 4, 1924 Date of last publication May 18, 1924 HOLMAN & HARCOMBE Attorneys for Plaintiff Postoffice address Dallas, Oregon
