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BEND HAPPENINGS
FROM DAY TO DAY
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WedneHtlay
Sheriff M. K. HoOrU Is III lodny
wlih lonsllltl".
Mr. inn! Mri), C. I. Mciiiitmon Infl
Oil iiinrnliiK for HmtttlM.
Al Olbsiin f I'liilnvlnw wns ii dual
in vlaltnr In llend yrslerdny.
A sU.nnund Imliy boy w horn
vi.tnlny li Mr. and Mm. Ii. V
Mnoru.
V. K. Kryrr ntid HlerlliiK Fry
n-iir of Cloverdnlii wnrn In Hnil y
tiirdny.
John Tnylor loft this mnrnliiK for
Mndrns, wlmro ho In uperiitliiK n bar
bershop.
Ulnrtuicn Miinnlwlnn'r ruttirm.l
Hi In inoriiliiK from n business trip to
l'orllmul.
l.uc,lnn Katller of tint A. C. Dutton
Uimher Co. of Hpokiimi wan in inmu
. yesterday.
Jack Hmllh, formerly lociiti'd here,
hut recently of Klnuflulil. is In Urn
rliy NKuIn Ihln wrok.
V. 0. Illrdsnll was nxpaclfit to ro
turn today from Portliiml, whero ho
linn been on business.
Mr. niul Mm. lliirinnn Mum urn mill
llttlo noil of I'luluvlow were In llend
ytuli'rituy on business. ,
Clement U. tltonn of I'urllnntl In
vlnltliiK his brother, William, man-
itKur of Ilia Huh store.
J'ntil llosmnr, who linn been rl-
ously III nt hU lioimi In lliln city, It
reported to hn ri'covorltiK.
(J. Illrdotl to Hllvur l.nko anil I'. W.
Ilorllil to Korl Hock were tho passen
gers till" mornliiK on lha Bllver I.uUo
Mm. II. J. Hanson of Portland, who
linn been vIsltliiK with Mr. uml Mm.
Martin Ilensun, returned to her homu
Inst iilRht.
Mr. nd Mm, It. H. Murrow of
Itedmond nro the parents of o 7 im
pound xlrl hnby, horn nt Kt. Charles'
hospital In lliln city.
K. Hundnulst, n former reldent of
Central Oregon, wan hero yestnrdoy
nil n tourist, leavlnic tunl nluhl for
Portland, Inter to ko south.
Mrs. A. II. Detlte, who linn heen vis
iting with MIm Jesslu llurtou nt thu
I'ltot Ilutto Inn, loft Inst night for
her home. In New York clly.
Mm. II. C. Hcott mid two sou of
I.n Pino passed throiiKh llvnd yestnr
dny on their way to Bensldn, wlmro
they will mukn their home.
Mm. O. J. Too returned thin morn
Iiir to her homo nt Mnrysvlllr, Wash.,
nftnr visiting with her daughter, Mm.
I,. T, Dawson, for sonio time.
II. II, Mnyem went to n porlliind
hospital Iniit night under enro of
JitiDH A. Harris for trentmenl for n
disability Incurred while In thu imvy.
Mr. nnd Mm. Chnrle Orewller
nimo In to lleml from their sawmill
nt Bisters yesterday. Mr. Orewller
going on to I'ortlund last night to
purchuse n new engine for the mill.
Tho llnptlst Women's union will
hold Its regulur missionary meeting
Thumdny afternoon nt tho homo of
Mm. J. M. I.nwronco. All niembors
uml frlendn of tho congregntlon nro
urged to he preiient.
I)r. It. A. Parsons, inspector for
tho bureau of nnlmnl Industry, left
thin morning to lnpct tho hand of
sheep bnloiiRliiR to I). U. Verges nt
Powell Iluttu. Mr. Vorgcs wnH In
llund this morning, returning with
Dr. Parsons.
Tho Inat of tho Interesting scries
of loetures on tho Old Testament hy
Dr. Ooorgo II. Vnn Wnlcrs, Episcopal
nrahdeacon for eastern Oregon, will
bo delivered tonight In tho Little
llrown Church, holwoon tho houm of
8 nnd 9 o'clock. All nro Invited.
Tucsdny
1. J. Cook of Deschutes was In tho
city yesterday on buslfleBs.
John Mlntor left this morning for
I'ortlund, whero ho will stay for somo
riruo,
Mrs. 8. H. Shell nnd son (Hon wont
to Portlnnd lust night to mnko their
homo,
I,, O, Smith loft this morning for
Port Orchard, Wash., lo spend two
months.
J, fltorliiKer left this morning for
Yiiklnm, whero ho will visit for a
short time.
Harry Itolngold roturnod this
morning from Portlnnd, whero ho
wont Inst wook,
County Clork J. II. Hanor roturnod
from n bUHlnomi trip to Madras yes
terdny afternoon.
Mlko Mnyfleld, cattlomnn of nour
Prinovlllo, wont to Fort Uock on tho
stiiRo this morning.
Mrs. M. Jackson Kolloy wont to
Portland Inst night to nttond n moot
ing of tho Ileboknli lodgo.
County Buporlntondunt J. Alton
Thompson Is vlltln tho school in
district No. 20 this afternoon.
A' 0 "-pounil boy was born yoBtor
day torVjuiOIW O'Jffi JTujlsonat
Tiiiimlo nt MriiinlHlii View IkmipHmI.
Krnnk ffunied to hU home
In f'orllumt IimI night nflor vUltlng
hero wild hf nintf-r, Mr. It Wnl-
Into.
Mm. II. J ffliiiU of flnvld Clly.
,Vh.( arrived In limn) DiU morning
In vluli wlih her ililor. Mm. Henry
HiiIiId,
Mr. and Mm. II. P. Iloycit went to
Portliiml Intit night, nxpecllng to ro
turn with new cam for tho Pioneer
guragv,
MIm AiiiiId l.nhhike, who linn heen
vMtlng with Mr. nod Mm. Ilert Tor
kelneii, left lunt night for her homu
at Antorln,
P. I, Weiiter, who wan u wIIihub
yenterday In Ihn Mntlmwii-Aiigland
eaiiii, retiirtieillnnt night to III homu
nt Terrehonno,
A. (I. ('lurk returned to Portland
hint night nfter upending Hundny und
Monday In I In ml. tin will hu hero
permanently after May 1. I
J. M. Hiipplnglon returned lanl
night to Portland after lining In llend
for miverul dayii In rounectlon with n
homeniead near I.n Pino, on which
ho rcutly fll'd.
J. II. MuUter returned thin morn
ing from Kpokauo, where hu wont
lunt week. With him cumo Mm,
Meltter'n nhiter, Mm. Kherldun, who
will vllt with thu family here.
Harry Koldel went to Portland thin
morning for further treatment for
tho leg which wax broken over a
year ago when n loud of lumber fell
on It In thu Hhevlln-IIUon yards.
Ceorga M. Pont, necretnry of the
utiilo board of architect examiner,
and expert wltuemi In tho Thomni-
Dugau cane In circuit court, returned
Innt night to hid homo In Portland,
Mm. K, II, Ilalllugor, daughter-Ill-
Inw of former Hecretary of tho In
terior Itlchard A, Ilallluger, nnd Mini
Oorlrudo Horton, both of Kenttle, ar
rived In llend thin morning to upend
novernl wok on giiiiHln of Mr. and
Mm. II. K. Ilrooka.
K. K, Woodcock, nherlff of Lake
county, pnimed through llend lunt
night with hi wife, en routo to
Houth llend, Wuih., whuru Mr. Wood
cock will tnku Into custody two-men
recently nrreited thora on chargea
preferred In Lake county.
I. urge uttemlnuco featured the
flml of the week night nervlcc be
ing conducted by Dr. Mlto I lent Icy at
tho llaptlut church. Tho hour to
night und hereafter will ho 7:tC In
Ntcud of 7:30 o'clock for beginning
tho song service. Tim sermon will
be nt 8 o'clock. Huv. W. Norton
Kerrls has returned from Prluevlllo,
where ho spent Sunday,
Monday
W. A. Hill went to Torrohnnno on
huslnest today.
(.'ouniy Clerk J. 11. Ilancr Is In
Mudras today on business.
It. Iteed wuut to Itedmond this
morning to spend the week.
II. I,. Plumb and W. K. Sionn were
fishermen on thu Mctollus yestcr-
duy.
8. It. Peoples has begun construe'
Hon of n six-room house on Itlver
drlvo.
K. K. Sunday of Hums passed
through llend on his way to Portland
last night.
N, L. Downing went to Itedmond
last night, whero ho Is working on
tho highway.
O, W. llrown loft last night for
Gold Ilench, whero ho will mnke his
honio on a farm,
Clureuco Mnnnhclmor went to
Portlnnd Inst night to muko pur
chases for his fall stock,
Fred Shonquest loft this morning
for Omuhn to nttond tho funornl of
his father, who died Saturday.
K. A , Suther returned yesterduy
from Silver I.uko and Palsloy, nfter
spending a weok in that vicinity on
hunlpciui.
Mr, nnd Mrs. Oscar Mntchett havo
returned to llend by auto after spend
ing tho winter Intho Imperial vnlloy,
California.
An 8 -pound baby boy was born
to Mr. and Mrs. P. A. I,ong, of Shov-lln-Illxnu
camp No, 1, nt tho Moun
tain View hoHpltul Saturday.
Miss E. I,o Hrun roturned lust
night tn her homo In Portland, after
visiting for two wcokB with hor
brother, Peter I,o Ilrun, nnd family.
Mrs. Harriot lleach, who has boon
visiting hor son, Harry E. Ilcarch,
hero nftor n trip to California, left
this morning for hor homo In Spo
Icano, Mrs. I,. Vi Wells and child loft
last night for Portlnnd to spond tho
Biimmor. Mr. woiis woni io ninurns,
whoro ho Is oporatlng tho Working
Men's Btoro,
R. II, Don i Boneral suporlntendont
c' Tho, Sirovlln-Hlxqn Company, re
turned last night to Minneapolis nf-
ixr tiiniiln n wMh tin nit n Hip
of IfMfmrllof)
Mr Hut Af Hi tir til fleilmofirf, wha
hn heen iHnt Uii mnta limn
nt-xtt wild firr Mr, Mm T U, Me
Amlffw of Innd, rotiirifil in ht-f
hnmn Init ill: III.
imrjHii mi of iiPdmoful nfii
John llnrrh of llund rfititrnml In (ho
former oily lnnt night nUrt xpniitllng
Die dny finhlfig helow llunil on llin
IXHirhiite. loreli Ih worklni: nt
lleillllOllll.
Itolnirt llnxhy, reprenifilnlltfl of
(lit fymml Wntnr Keglnier Co., ha
"""'I for mivernl dy, dom
'"mtritliig lo Irrlgnlor I lit wlr
jinnlor manufactured hy firm, dn
"'K'imI lo meaHiiri) all water imcd on
Ihn InmlH, Ho left thin mornlnK for
Iloiiil Itlver.
Mr. and Mm, I,, U. Orr nlarted thin
morning on a trip to their old homo
In Hlmwneelown, III, Thoy will vl
l In Denver on tho way, Whlto In
tho eunt Mr, Orr will represent tho
Ilndl'rcnhyterlan church at tho gen
erul aniKiinhly, to ho held at Winona
I, like, lnd nnd will vlnlt tho head
enmp of Hie Modern Woodmen at Ht.
I,(iu In. whern they will vlnlt
O, II. Janmivn, an engineer who
I"1" l,c('" making noundlngM for tho
Harney valley Irrigation project,
I'i'd through llend on Ills way to
Portland last night. Tho foinida
lion for thu dam in Kllvlcs river tins
been built, Jnnusen states, nml con
dltlons look very fnvorablo for tho
early completion of the project,
which emhrnces 80,000 ncrcs.
Suturday
A. C. Clark went to Portland Inst
night to spend tho weok end.
A. O. Chollck und family of I.a
Pino were In llend yesterday.
Mrs, It. II. Janz went to Itedmond
last night to spend tho week end.
Miss Nelllo Tlrtl went to Itedmond
last night to spend tho week end.
Itohert Koyex went to Portland
to spend tho weok end with friends.
Miss Eva Itocho Is spending tho
week end with friends In Itedmond
Oeorgo '. Urown Is leaving for
Oolil Ilench, Ore., to make his future
home.
, P. E. Tnylor, of tho Carman Man
ufucturlng Co., was In llend yes
terday.
Mr. and Mm. C. V. Enloo left
last night to visit In Portland for a
short tlmo.
Mm. Cecil Chllds left this morn
Ing for linker, whero sho will visit
for two months.
J. A. Knight of I.n Pine passed
through llend today to spend tho
week end nt Itedmond,
.MIm Itoso Hunncll, who Is teach
Ing nt 1m Pine, Is spending tho week
end with her fumlly hero.
J. W. Foster, A. C. Larrabco nnd
II. A. I.nrrnbeo went fishing yester
day on tho Deschutes below llend.
Mr, nnd Mrs. W. H. Slants Went
to Portland this morning, called by
tho Illness of Mr. Slants' brother.
J, Ityan went to Portland this
morning, expecting to return Mon
day. Ho will go to St. Paul, Minn.,
next week.
II. I. Steams, of Prinovlllo, passed
through tfcnd"last night, taking a
herd of cattle to La Pluo for sum
mcr range
II, O. Neville, salesman for the
Independent Cracker Co., roturnod
to Portland last night after spend
ing the day here.
Itohert Ingcmar, went to Culver
this morning for a visit. Ho ex
pects to leave for Alaska for tho
summer In a fow days.
District Superintendent F. II.
Pomborton returned to Tho Dalles
this morning, after spending tho
weok In llend and Itedmond.
Mrs. J. P. Keycs has ns her
guests her mother, Mrs. Ilobort
Dudgeon, her sister, Mm. Frederick
Illoxon, nnd tho Inttor's threo sons,
who nre spending tho week la Dcnd.
Friday
W. O. Austin of Deschutes was In
Ilond yesterday on business.
A. P. Sownrds went to Prinovlllo
last night to visit his daughter.
Charles Morris went to Prinovlllo
this morning to spend a fey days.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Vaughn wont to
Deschutes this morning to spond tho
day.
City School Superintendent S. W.
Moore was taken 111 yesterday with
tonsllltls.
Mrs. I,. A, MoFnddcn nnd Mrs. T.
V, Larson of Torrebonno visited In
llend yesterday.
MIbr Hmnm Lou Myors went to
Culvor this morning to visit with
Judge lloogll nnd family.
Miss Ethel Travis, special music
and nrlH instructor In tho public
schools, Is roportod 111 today.
Mrs. Anna Hulncs and two daugh
ters of Hums 'pussed through Ilond
yostorday on tholr way to Portland.
J. II. Molstor, logging suporlntend
ont of Tho Shevlln-IIIxon Company,
loft Inst night on n trip to Spokuno.
V. H, Unities and Olon T. McFad
ilpn, Portland salesmen, nro in Dond
on a combined business and fishing
trip. . .
H. D. Hamilton of t.he..Cent-Ore
MtAtit hi fi( Ui th DsffM lust
nfgfif Ui ft'ufit wHU H n fotd
Itiiftk
Mr JuUn A (fungi nmt Inmtif
(frtHUlifflr WHUtmt In llnd hnl tflrfti
niinr spending Km pnl six weak In'
fMrivef, j
Mrifsl X NMin, Uitmxt logging
AtiperlnfflfiilKfit for Tho Mhcrlfn-fflxon
(Siimvnur ii!, l lslti(ig hern with
Mewl.
(Jeorgo (' wlfleM of Nsrrows
pnsied through llend Inst night to
Portland, whern ha will spend n
month.
Miss Jessin Monkey returned Inst
night I" llediiiiind, wjjera she Is at
tending high school, nfter spending
two dnys In llend,
Tho Itoynl Neighbors will hold a
special meeting tomorrow afternoon
at 1 :..T0 o'clock nt tho Mooso hall. All
members are requested to he present.
O. X. Dlckman, engineer for the
Lyman Locomotlvo works, left Iicnd
last night for Portland after visiting
tho lumber companies hero on busi
ness. Mm. IV 11. Seldenbeckcr and moth
er, Mrs. M. A. Ilrook, will arrive in
llend this evening from Terro Haute,
Intl., to visit ut thu home of Mrs. C.
If. Ilrook,
Mrs. Henry 8, Itoyce nnd daughter,
Miss Hurriet A. Itoyce, left last night
to visit for two months with Mrs.
ltoyco's mother and Mr. Itoycc's
father In' Wisconsin.
Hanger Hoy Mitchell and family of
Fort Hock are In llend todny, coming
In for the ranger meeting which will
bo held In the office of the Deschutes
nntlonnl forest .Monday.
George Purklns, sales manager for
tho box department of tho Ilrooks
Scanlon Lumber Co., arrived In Iicnd
this morning after visiting a number
of eastern cities on a sales trip.
Mm. S. A. Chlsholm nnd N. C.
Myrtle to Paisley, William Wilson to
La Pine, Ed Kerrigan and O. Kleth
to Fort Hock, were passengers on the
Silver Lake stage this morning.
Charles H. Darns and Anna W.
Duchtorf of Crook county were mar
ried yesterday afternoon In the court
house by Circuit Judge T. E. J. Duf
fy. J. H. Haner nnd Vernon Paxson
were witnesses.
Tho Klainath Falls stage will run
dally, beginning today, leaving Bend
at 10 o'clock every night, so as to
meet the train which leaves Kirk for
Klamath Falls at 9:4G o'clock In the
morning. Later, when tho roads Im
provo further, tho trip will begin
at 12:30 a. m.
Earl Gardner of Portland, toll line
engineer for the Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph Co., was In Bend yester
day nnd this morning on a trip of In
spection, covering all lines In Cen
tral Oregon. Ho came here from
Prinovlllo and returned today, going
through Itedmond.
Through an oversight In the ac
count of the trial of James T. Carter.
exonerated hy tho Jury early In theI
week on n statutory chargo, tbfe
namo or Sirs, J, J. Gardner, a witness
for the state, was omitted, sho has
called to tho attention of The Bulle
tin. Mrs. Gardner, mother of the
girl whoso name was mentioned in
tho case, testified regarding her
daughter's age.
Thursday
WIUlRjtn Mackey of Pine Mountain
left last night for Woodlawn, Wash.
Miss Jonnle Crelghton went to
Portland last night to spend a week.
Herbert Angel), alfalfa rancher of
Crooked river, Is In Bend today on
business.
T. G. Lawrence of Portland, sales
man for Chanslor & Lyons, Is In
Iicnd today.
Harry Helngold left last night for
Portland on business, expecting to
return Monday.
H. W. Sawyer was operated on for
appendicitis this morning and Is re
ported to bo doing well.
Mrs. A. Fisher of Minneapolis ar
rived In Dend yesterday to visit with
Mrs. E. Wagner. 606 Congress.
Mrs. V. T. Randall and children of
Hums passed through Bend last
night on their way to Portland.
Miss Dora Orcutt of Shevlln-Hlxon
camp No. 1 was operated on yester
day at Mountain View hospital.
Tho Klamath Falls stago this
morning carried H. W. Miller, An
drew Ingeman, Eric Wiest and Clyde
Afastcrson.
Oscar Franks wont to Portland last
night, taking with him his brother
Walter, who Is going to the Portland
Convalescent hospital.
J. L. Onlthor roturned this morn
ing from Portland, whoro he went on
business for tho Pacific States Tele
phone & Telegraph Co.
Josso Enrl Armstrong of Deschutes
and Miss Berlhn Slovens wero issued
n marriago llcenso yesterday aftor-
noon by tho country clerk's office.
H. C. Weaver nnd Mnrtln R. Ir
win wore glvon tho first runk In the
Knights of Pythias lodgo at Inst
night's mooting of Deschutes lodgo
No 103.
Mrs. E. D. Wilson nnd daughter,
Mrs. W, D. Barnes, will entertain
tho ladles of tho Episcopal guild at
SUITS THAT LOOK NEW LONG AFTER
THE DAY YOU BUY THEM
ModeJfl that reflect tailoring of the hltfhcBt
wort; a fllmpllclty of stylo possible only where
fabrics of the better qualities are fashioned by
tailors who are really artist In their work.
Fabrics that have service, as well as style
and hold their shape.
Kich linings of which one may be proud.
All these qualities are yours in the very smart
suits you will find at .$27.50, $35.00 and $37.50.
And if you want an exclusive style you will
find some ultra-fashionable models here priced
at $17.50 to $62.50.
Fashionable Sport Dresses
at $25.00 and $39.50
We are offering a special purchase of dresses
in Canton Crepe and Crepe de Chine. There
are a variety of styles to choose from, braided
and embroidered bpdices with various styled
skirts. They are fresh and most attractive for
the summer months. They are excellent values.
We offer them at $25.00 and $39.50. f .
Silk Lingerie at April Sale
Prices
Ever so many charming styles in Crepe de
Chine, Georgette, Satin, exquisitely trimmed
with lace and ribbon, an assortment from which
a trousseau may be most satisfactorily and
economically selected.
Gowns at $5.45 to $7.95.
Camisoles at 98c to $3.25.
Envelopes at $2.75 to $6.75.
Petticoats at $2.98 to $8.50.
It Always Pays to
2:30 o'clock, tomorrow afternoon at
Mrs. Barnes' home.
J. W. Taggart. representative of
the New York Life Insurance Co.,
who -has been In Bend and vicinity
for several weeks, returned last night
to his home in Portland.
Passengers on the Silver Lake
stage this morning were: J. A.
Colck to Paisley, S. Berry to La Pine,
Joe Anderson to Silver Lake, and
Roy Walston to Fort Rock.
A marriage license was Issued yes
terday afternoon to Douglas B. Mc
Fadyen of Deschutes nnd Mary Staf
fer of Bend. Miss Staufter is a grad
uate of Bend high school and has
been teaching at Hampton.
C. Barrell, Jr., fit Portland, terri
torial representative fojr tho Ford
Motor Co.i Is in Bend today visiting
the Cent-Ore Motor Co., and Is giv
ing the managers practical advice In
regard to rearranging the garage.
L. L. Noonchester, dealer in furs
here during the past winter, passed
through Bend on his way to Mount
Angel from Burns last night. He
will return Monday with bis children,
who have been In school In the val
ley. Dr. George B. Van Waters, arch
deacon of the Episcopal diocese of
Eastern Oregon, will preach at a un
ion service of the Episcopal and
Methodist congregations at the Meth
odist church at 7:30 o'clock Sunday
evening.
J. E. Waggoner, field representa
tive of tho Oregon Social Hygiene
society, will leave tomorrow morning
for Redmond, where he will make ar
rangements for a similar series of
lectures to that which will bo offered
hero In a fow weeks.
J. A. Circle, pioneer blacksmith of
Band, is In the city today on his way
to Lakovlew. Ho camo to Bond some
SO years ago, and did tho blacksmltu
lng work for tho first construction
crow on tho C. O. I. ditch. SInco
leaving here, 16 yoars ago, he has
lived In Snn Francisco, Portlnnd, The
Dalles and Calgary, Alberta. He Is
now headed for San Francisco.
Islands in Great Salt Lake.
There nre several Islands In Great
Salt Inke. On these Islnnds, which,
like the lake's shores, nre whitened
by salt. Immense flocks of gulls, ducks,
geese and pelicans breed each. your. On
Antelopo Island, the largest, alfalfa is
cultivated nnd cattle nro raised. An
telope Island, also known as Church
Island, ls.D.boub -eighteen mllM-loog,
Stop and Shop at
Ben Franklin's Parents.
Benjamin Franklin's father, Jostab
Franklin, emigrated to America from
England irbout 1033. Ills mother, a
second wife, was the daughter of Peter
Folger, a leading settler, noted for hta
philanthropy and tolerance.
Hint for Inventors.
If I were an Inventor, I should try
to Invent something the public wants.
but Is unable to get, rather than some
thing that the public might like after
felting used to It, but would have to
be educated "up to," The Nation'
Business.
OA I J, FOR WAIUIAKTK
I will pay school district No. G,
Deschutes county, warrants Nos. 75,
7S, 77. 78, 79, 80. on April 30. 1921.
Warrants named cease to bear Inter
est after above date.
C. N. SORENSEN,
S-9c Clerk School District No. 6.
SjBopais of the Annn&l Statement of, tho,
Richmond Insurance Co.
of N. Y.
of Wetl New Ilrirhton. ia Ih State of
New York, on the. Slit day, of December,
1920. made to the Infurane.ommUiIon
er of the State of Oregon, puriuant to
law;
Capital.
Amount of capital atock paid
sp S 200,000.00
locomo, "
Net premiums receifed dur
ing the Tear 1 .990,721.13
Interett, dleidenda and renta
recelied during the year C3.3CS.43
Income from other sources
reeelted during the year 275.13
Total Income 11,054,362.03
Dlabarienents.
Net lonei paid during the
year Including adjustment
eipcniea 434,698.77
Dividends paid on capital
lock daring the year . . 30,000.00
CommUaiona and aalarica
paid during the year 335,967.63
Taxea. licentea and fees paid
during the year S2.957.7S
Amount of all other eipendl-
turcs . 30,166.71
Total expenditures 873,790.83
Assets,
Value of real estate owned
(market value) f 3,500.00
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value) 1,047,170.83
Loans en mortgages and col
lateral, etc. 217,750.00
Cash in banks and on hand 155,315.70
Premiums In course of col
lection written since 8ep-
tember 30, 1950 113,017.38
Interest and rents due and
accrued , 7,689,32
Total admitted assets . 81,541,443.28
Liabilities,
flross claims for lossea un-
. Paid S 186,728.53
Amount or unearned premi
ums on ail outstanding
risks
668,572.61
28,600.00
All other liabilities
Total liabilities, exclusive
of capital stock . $ 883,800,83
Business la Oregon for the Year
Net premiums received dur
ing the year -.J 13,186.00
Losses paid during the year 7,007.04
Losses incurred during the .
year . ' 7,916.29
RICHMOND INSOItAKOE CO. Or N. Y,
J, V. Smith, Tresldent.
David O. Wakeman, Secretary.
Statutory resident atlorncy for service
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