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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1931)
«N STATE NEWS ■ OF GENERM.INTEREST principal Events of the Week Assembled for Information of Our Readers. THE MARKETS Portl»nd Wheat — Big Bend bluestem, hard white, soft white and western white, 88c; hard winter, northern spring and western red, 65c. Hay—Buying price, t o. b. Portland: Alfalfa. >14 015; valley timothy >150 15.50; eastern Oregon timothy, >17; clover, >11; oat hay, >12; oats and vetch, >12. Butterfat—19021c. Eggs—Ranch. 12 ©14c. Cattle—Steers, good, >7.3507.75. Hogs—Good to choice, >7.L5T8 25. Lambs—Good to choice, |8©8.£0. Seattle Wheat—Soft white, western white, bluestem, 69c; western red, northern spring, hard winter, 67c. Eggs—Ranch, 12 ©22c. Butterfat—24 c. Cattle—Choice steers, >7.W08. Hogs—Good to choice, 18.1568.25. Lambs—Choice, >809. 8pokans Cattle—Steers, good, |7@7.50. Hogs—Good to choice, 17.75. Lambs—Medium to good, >8.5009. Salem; YFesHled. Fie 1» past president of the On-gon Pioneers, association. Members of the state fair board also attended the luncheon. The warm east wind prevailing dur ing the recent dust storm and since has done considerable damage to the spring planted trees around Hood Rlv- er. Tha warm wind dries out ths trunk of the trees and retards the flow of sap and the tree dies. The growers who painted their trees with paraffin escaped the images of the warm east wind. Alfred Kenyon, a farmer cf the Deer creek district, near Grants Pass, is recovering after having been attacked by a cougar, Kenyon was building a fence when the animal attacked him. Seizing an ax, the farmer fought back. Lloyd Kenyon, his brother, rushed to the scene with dogs and a rifle. The cougar was treed a short distance away and killed. A. H. Craven, a farmer living a mile southeast of Monmouth, believes that the section was visited by a slight seismic disturbance during the dust orm. For 30 hours the well on his * m exhibited peculiar indications, all water being a dirty clay color, quite unfit for drinking. The mixture did not readily separate into sediment, re maining rather a thin, roiled mud. Confederated tribes of Willamette valley Indians held a meeting recently in St. Louie. Among those attending the powwow were Indians from south ern Oregon, Grande Ronde, the Sileti country and various parts of Willam ette valley. . sent Wasco school at the county de clamatory contest. Thirteen tried out in the firet division of which Douglas Tuel was the winner. Others who did outstanding work were Dorothy Knox, Beryl Sheets, and Marion Crews. The winner of the second division <A« Cleone Walsfi. Mrs. Estrelle Hawley was a dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Watkins Sunday. The Wasco baseball team played Grass Valley on the Grass Valley diamond last Friday afternoon win ning by a score of 25-10. Miss Virginia Magners spenu the week end visiting in Dufur. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCullack were dinner guests of Mr. and Hrs. L. P. H»ven Sunday evening. The Camp Fire girls held a social ceremonial at the Christian church last Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock. Winifred Fortner conducted the cere monial. Members of both divisions took part. * The Tuesday afternoon club held its Mother’s Day meeting Tuesday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. Alma Fridley. The J. U. G. club will entertain Saturday afternoon with a tea in hon or of Mother’s Day at^the home of Mrs. Orinan Hildebrand. Each mem ber will bring a guest. The Woman’s Study Club will hold its last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. Harry Proudfoot to morrow afternoon. This meeting will be in honor of Mother’s Day. The American auxiliary met Wed-, The 88th anniversary and 31st cele nesday at the home of Mrs. Earl F. bration of Founders' Day was held at Jones. After a short business session Champoeg park May 2. bridge was played. The apple crop of Lane county is Mrs. Dell Hull and Mrs. Frank very promising, says C. E. Stewart, Morrow entertained the bridge club county fruit inspector. From present at the home of Mrs. Morrow this af indications the crop will be very largo, ternoon, Thur day. Five tables were he said. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and fam- in play. The recent cold snap did more dam ly, and Miss Pauline Davis visited at * Moro Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Siscil of Red he home of Logan Gentry of age to fruit In the Ontario district mond, formerly of Wasco, were call than growers first estimated. The ist Sunday. ed to this city on account of the ilL* worst damage was to cherries and De Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Walton were ness of Mr. Siscil’s father, Mr. E. licious apples. week isitors in The Dalles over the SU<U. Canby entertained more than 10,000 nd. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCullock and visitors at the annual tulip festival, People from Kent who were visi- daughter Dorris June will leave for which proved to be the biggest event >rs in The Dalles last Saturday in- Portland tomorrow to visit Mr. Mc- in the history of the bulb industry in lude Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gregg and Cullock’s parents. that community. inmily; Mrs. John McInnes and Friends of Mrs. John McDermid aughter Marjorie, John and Walter The 2 year-old son of William Chap /ilson, Walter Nicpdemus, and Mr. surprised her with a party in honor pelle died at Eugene after swallowing of her birthday at her country home nd Mrs. J. R. Dellinger and son. a small quantity of carbolic acid at the three miles south of Wasco Jast Sat family homa. The child found the bot Dick Stakely, who has been visiting tle while playing. n Washington, returned home last urday. Mothers of the Iwa Camp Fire girls Damage estimated at >20,000 was 'riday. will entertain with a benefit .tea at the done to the Relthmiller department Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wilson and Mrs. da Davis were visitors in Antelope home of Mrs. F. R. Fortner Wednes store in Freewater by a fire which day afternoon, May 13. All are in broke out in the basement and spread ast Sunday afternoon. vited. to the lower floor. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gregg, Mrs. The social club of the Eastern Star The Redmond swimming pool is idith Lyons and two daughters were are entertaining the Masons and nearing completion and plans are un visitors in Moro Saturday. Eastern Stars at a hard time dancing der way to beautify the grounds sur The committee in charge of the : party next Tuesday evening. rounding it. The work is sponsored May Day, Child Health Day, Achieve by the Garden club. ment Day program wishes to thank all Quite a number of Burnside poul- I ndividuals and organizations which wtawass&K trymen in Clatsop county are receiv lelped to make our day a success. the State Of Pennjyl- ing their spring chicks. In spite of the I vanta, o" üi* >i«t day or Vjc»nio<r. The Rev. Gordon Hypes of Odell, low price of eggs, no pouRryman is going out of business. ï Oregon, held a series of meetings in Kent the early part of the week. Mr. A.^11,000.000 00 With destroyers going to Coos bay Hypes was here in behalf of the and Astoria, the Newport chamber of Net praviana received dur- 996.100 06 Pension fund which is being raised by I ng t id rento commerce recently urged Senator Mc InterMi 188.558 49 year.. he Christian church. reeah source« Nary to send vessels of the same type Next Sunday which is Mother ’ s to Yaqulna bay July A »1,364.«94 03 Total incorna Day will be fittingly observed by the I ENTS Claiming that white men have rob W the Kent Christian church. Sunday school slment bed them of their smeestrai hunting I 541.294 8« will begin promptly at ten o’clock, paid on e a p 1 i a i DlVK grounds, the Warm Springs Indians 100.000 oo irtn« th* year . . «to and will be followed by preaching na and «alarle* Oomi have filed at Washington a claim 870.074 96 riña th* mm .... service conducted by Rev. Swanders ' 71.838 44 against the government for >5,100,000. I | of Portland. Flowers will be given »S? V W a. a: „4.798 10 pendi tore® .............................. In the presence of a large group of I | to the oldest mother attending church Total expesidltiltjly........ .11.117.004 18 dtiiens, the Natural Gas corporation I and to the mother v/ho has the most wn put into active service at Cottage children present. There will be Grove by Mayor Glass, who turned the preaching in the church in the after TO 8 switch opening the flow of gas into the noon. Special numbers are being ■remlutns in courae of col- prepared and a good attendance is 187.470.37 madns. ito du» and Intorni Miss Valeta Story was chosen Queen desired. accru, Othar « of the May, and reigned over the fes The Grange is sponsoring a com »4.213.473 16 Total tival held at Sweet Home on May Day. munity dinner which will be held in Oro®^ claim* far » 117.041.00 James C. Henderson, Portland, was the Grange hall on Mother’s Day. Amount* * at ’ WMarne'd eré- ra-elected president of the Oregon I ini ums on all outstanding 1.826.915.97 Estelle Hartley and Dick Reckman Db» for conimi**ior> • n Christian Endeavor society at the I of Grass Valley were visitors in Kent All rotb»r<îlabiÙiÎM ’ I j î p I i close of the state convention at Med I Sunday. ford. atocB cd tl.ooo. 1.804.125 54 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haynes of Cor No exclusive franchise will be given vallis visited relatives the first of the airplane« to fly on the local beach at Seaside thia summer, according to a week. * They returned home Wednes day accompanied by their daughter recent decision of the city council. OS««« incumu wuamb 31 Mrs. Marjorie Waldner and her two {toma* ol ' Company. Ünitod Firemen» Definite regulations will be enforced children. to protect all on the beach. A barn on the Bernard plaee, west of Carlton, in which E. L. Cube oper HANSEN A ROLAND. Inc." General ÄRwnta For » regon ates his chicken and turkey hatchery, 405 Failing Bldg., Portland, Oregon. has been destroyed by fire. Young turkeys and chicks and several thou SYNOPSIS OF TH« ANNI AL sand incubating eggs were lost. Last Monday morning at nine o’ No trace of the dust storm which clock the students of Wasco high visited Oregon and Washington during school heard as speaker Mr. James made to the inaurane* eoœ«nte«ioner oí th» state nt Or»eon oureuant to law. the week past was visible at Marsh- Manning, electrical engineer and fieUL Coos Bay seems to have been brother of Mr, Robert Manning, INCtjME one of the favored sections, as no ap coach of Wasco high school. He spoke Net premium» received dur- 1.140.442 5» preciable amount of carnage occurred. ning has just returned from two years Interest dividend» and rent» received during the year.. A mirage was cacu i-^aCy by th® on conditions in Mexico. Mr. Man- Income rratn other »ource« received durina th» »ear . Fpent in Mexico as an engineer. He bridge tender crew of the Southern is now a resident ofl McMinneville, but Pacific croeslng north of North Bend. T”ul "EHUwoiMiw* " “ •t loaa»s ns I<1 durine th» It appeared to be brought up from the will be transferred in the near fu 733.070 43 Pacific many miles at sea. Several ture to Boulder Dam, Argentina or Commission« and •a Jartea 385.043 69 paid fiurln* the tut . ships and high wsvua were observed. Japan. Mr. Manning was the guest Tax»». liceo»»» «na teet paid 1« darin« th» Mtr ........ 84.033 .... of his brother last week. A*ount ni all other »«oendi- Larkspur weed has caused a heavy An announcement of much in loss of cattle to William Kittrldge of ......... .11.1874« 27 Total »ipandHuri Klamath Marsh. While driving a band terest to the northern end of the bond» » t 11 »tl 957 00 of 1300 from Harney county across county was made early this week. hand „4 504 78 Ca«h I» bank» and Ptemlum» in conn» the high denert 800 of the band were Representative J. P Yates will install 843.252 2« poisoned by the deadly weed. Hill a dry goods store in Wasco in the Int»r-»t and rente 83.314 77 •oeru»d ............... Hanley Is also reported to have lost near future. The establishment will „.104.83« 81 be on the lower floor of the lodge 67 head from the sam» enuse. Mr. Yate« plans on hand Oroa« el»im» let iotmt 807 .M7 »I Fire swept through the buildings of building ‘S. 1 .TtÄÄ ling gentlemen’s furnishing« as well the Prineville fair grounds, destroying UI 3*4 W ■8 notions and dry goods. The exact D®» foe eominUaioa *°4 the cattle and horse barns, the sheep date of opening has not yet been and hog shed and the racehorse pad ifr.3« «U3sn decided upon but will be announced dock. Only the grandstand, the exhib Total HaMMtte®. soon. of capital Hock o? ***'0*4.928 81 it building and th® dairy products pa ■U81NÄ IW ÖRfcWN THE YEAR Representative J. P. Yates had his vilion were saved by a wind from the Met premium» r»esI red <ur- w flag at half mast last Wednesday in northeast which fanned the flames. US. »S1 «-« L«««« inrurred durina the jj.toi 10 Eighteen men and women who have respect for the death of State Treas Ma’rn* of company. óoHáéntai InoMB- lived in Salem for 70 or more years, urer Kay. Kent News Wasco were honored at a luncheon by the Rai»«» chamber of commerce. Judge irev pAnr» if 1«**** * Tryouts were held Monday eve ning to determine who should re pre - lilts servies. <>6 A nnual 1 umes r o - 1 ’’E t » m : COMPANY OF KOI . 4LXU 4 06 PHILADELPHIA Of Phllt le piiln in the Mate ol Feunasl- vani» on the 31» day of D v inbei. 1930. made to the Insurance CuiuinlMiOOer Ol th» state of Oreaon. v>ui*uai>t to la* ■ Y NOPSIN OF THE ANNUA». ETATEMI * r °* UiuEWtm insurance company OF MOKI 11 AMEBICA CAPITAL ot th. »tate M urwou. pursuant io iliC tnS C,PiU1 DRY BODY FIR TO TRADE FOR CAPITAL Net premiums received 879 in to Ing the year ... ... »29.679.131 >■ Interest dlvideud» and rent . .. received during the yeai 3.560.518 43 Income from other souice» . received during tile year 5 973.647 84 339.312.201 39 Total income 8 Ret losses paid during the ^ent ¿“l*»!«’ ■ • •" .U\ 316.231.1»7 »• .••••••••• « • ’ » 14.396.538 1» what 74» .865 87 Income from”«'In r aource* received «Erti . Uto real.. 831.887 79 »15476.279 M Total Inoorn« Commission* and »ularies paid during the year 10.676 443 U6 Taxe». licenses and feea paid during the rut .......... 1.607.724 4« Amount of all other ex- penditures ......................... 3.0J4 1S5 45 7. ....110,136.617.72 on capital 100.000 04 the year.... • nd »alari«« the vear.... 4.927.639.55 u and fee« 4OC4Ö149 paia aurate /r»r »•»,• Amount of Bet <wehdl 810.022 10 Uiw ........ ..•v—u aente’ Huan, off; loos on sale SUM 04 asseta ........ «......... Divide® Total expenditure« ............135.273.015 47 ASSETS Value of re*l estate owned (inurket value» ..... » 1 uuu.uou oo Value of stock» and bond» 82.771.759 33 owned (market valife). Bill» receivable taken for 61.631.78 Loans on inort»a»e» and col 87.100 00 lateral. etc. Paid Jases after branch 110.284 21 offic*- cloaln« ............ Cath In banks and on hand. 4.ÎO2.123 03 26.48à 23 Certificates oi deposit.. Premiums In course of col lection written since Sep 4.393.028 78 tember 30. 1930 ....--- Reinsurance recoverable on paid losses ...... 232.049 .............. 06 .. mtereat and rents due and 487.010 25 accrued .......... v j---i.d Premium» Impounded with Ml»souri lut. Dept......... 12.112 08 Total ABMndilures ......116.199X5392 AS3ET8 ^14.189.88« 00 Valu, of owned <: ka and on hand i.010.666 68 Cash lu bi i oo s® oi c°l- Premiums lection 1 !"W“C" ..w.«. 01 tomber Interrai a I rente due and 1Û0.409 07 Funài in hanà* work. comp, 134.940.67 reinaurance bureau, etc.. Total admitted assets... .»18.928.832.43 LIABILITIES . Grow claim* fo; lo»»e* un- paid ................ » 7492.188 01 ▲mount of unearned prem iums on Oil outstanding risks ........................... .. 6.400.348 61 Du« for coouiB s»ion and AirtiSriUto . Toted 000.000 00 WOOD Total admitted assets .... 192.432.590.75 LIABI1JIIE8 Groas claim* for los»»» un ''paid ~ ......................... » 6.739 194 00 Amount of unearned premi ums on all outstanding 28.009.581 28 risks ............ .-•/................ Due for commission and 1.818.893 35 brokerage ....................... 238.919 2» All other liabilities . . ........... MK les. excluait» °!, /h » 14,877.146.33 Total liabilitlesj exclusive 01 ‘ 2 :»36.796.647 91 BUSINESS IN ORBX1ON FOR 1 HE YEAR Net premium« received during th« »ear . . . ... .............. • • f] L ossm paid during the »ear 141.128.14 Loss®« incurred during tne year 130.111 55 Nam« of company. Insurance Company of North America , . Name of president. Beniamin Rush. Name of secretary. John J. Statutory resident attorney for service. Insurance Commissioner. BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premium« received during _ year .................................................J8U.474 82 Losaea paid during the year.... 33.703 86 Losses incurred during the year »8.553 »5 Nam» of company; Indemnity Insurance Comrany of North America. Namu of pregident: Benjamin Rush. Aame of Secretary: Frank A. JU ar. SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL STATI MENT OF U. 8, HR INCH OF THE NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE INS. CO.. LIMITED of London and Edinburgh, in the king dom of Great Bi ain. on the 31st day of December. 1930. made to the Insurance Commissioner of ths State Oregon. pursuant to law CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up ................. I I 400.000 00 INCOME Net premiums received dur- ing the year .........,.»7.721.843,3» Interest, dividends and rent* received during the year... 668.152 46 Income from other sources received during the year... 611.925 97 SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL statement of the MINNEAPOLIS FIKE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY CAPITAL A^un\or ^n^a’ ‘*41.000.000 °0 INCOME Interest, dividends and rent« received during th* year..» 41.046 80 Income from other aoujee* 320 20 during the year................. Total income »9.001.921.82 disbi / rsementb Net losses paid during the year inotaalng adjustment expenses .. .......................... »4.444.528.73 Commissions and salaries paid during th- year...... 2.803.807.37 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year ............... 432,650 60 Amount of au other expen diture« .................................. 2.107,388 07 ......... »9.788.374.77 Total expendhu vs: SUK ■uant to law: Value of *tock* md» owned (market . »14.442.781 23 »54.176.87 Ca»h in banka »nd on hand Premiums in eOU'.se of col lection written since Sep tember 30. 1930 ............... 1.425.587.01 Interest and rents due and accrued ............ .... ............ 166.303.70 Reinsurance reco crable on 26.464 39 paid losaea authorized.... Reinsurance recoverable on 12.480 88 paid losses, unauthorized Total Income ............ » 41.3M 79 disbursements Dividends paid on capital «tock during the rear ...... 40.000 00 Commission* and saJarle* \ 345.37 r Ji during the vaar ..... Taxe*. licenses and fees paid 3.325 52 during th».pear............. Amount of afl other expendi 131.995 37 tures ...................................... Total expendl tures...............* Î7S 046 1« ASSETS Value of stocks and bend« owned (market value».... I 736.781 00 Loans on mortgages and col lateral. etc.... .. ........ Cash In banks and on hand. Premiums In course of collec tion written since Septem iw.a 16 47 ber 30. 1930 .... . ........... Interest and rents due and accrued .................................... Other admitted assets...... 18,142.»1 08 Total admitted sgxets ....31.710.014 61 LIABILITIES . Ail other liabilities .................. 9 325.081 70 Total admitted assets.. ..»16.927.803.17 LIABILITIES Gross claims for losses un paid ............................ ........... »1.055.754 00 Amount of unear: ed premi ums on all outstanding risks ................. 8.405.251.20 Due for commission and brokerage . . ......................... 68.580 81 All other liabilities ................... 434.070 41 Total liabilities, .exclusive of capital stock of ll.6vo.000 I 825.081 70 BUSINESS TN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net vremlums received dur- . in® the year ........................ All reinsured Losaes oald during the year. All reinsured Loaies, Incurred during the yFar ..................... AH re nsured Name of company. Minneapolis Fire and Marine Insurance company. Name of president: Walter C Le-ach. Name of secretary: A C. Holmgren. Statutory resident attorney for service: Insurance commi»sio»H.'r. Total Jabilltleg. exclusive of capital stock .................... »9.953.656 42 BUSINESS IN ORFGON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums reci ived during the year ........... »117.399 39 Losaea paid durini the year... 70.345 42 Losses Incurred during the year 59.233 43 Name of compo iy. North British A Mercantile Ins Co. Limited. Name of mantc r. C F Bhallcrou. Name of secretary, Robert Newboult Statutory realdi t attorney for serv ice. H. K. Binltn. Portland. IBynopsls of the Annual Statement of the I GLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANY I of Glens Falb. In the state of New York, on the 31st day of December. 1930. made to the Insui anc* commissioner of th» state of Oregon, pursuant to law; CAPITAL <, Amount of cuPltal stock paid up ........... I 5.000.000 00 INCOME Net premium« received dur 7.772.199 96 ing the year .................. t Interest, dividi ndg and rent* 989.679.59 received durinv the year.. Income from other source* 442.228 29 received during the year.. Total income. ..................... I 9.204.107.84 di ib J rsements Net losses pa d during the year including adjustment 4.107.519 80 expenses ........ .1 Dividend« paid on capital 800.000.00 ■tock during the year.... Commissions s n d salaries paid during the year.,... 2.598.056 03 Taxes. licenses a id fees paid 281.353.44 during the veal............... Amount of all other ex pen- 4.252.656 35 di tures ................................ Total expenditure« ....,,.»12.039.588.51 \88ETS Value of real ettate owned _ (market value)..,........» 705.920.74 Value of «tocks and bonds owned (mark t value).... 15.041.396 64 Loan« on mortgixe» and col- ____ ... .. lateral etc ........... I Cash in banks andon hand. 2.228.873 65 Premiums in course of col- lection written «Ince Sep tember 20. 1930 ...................... 1.332.526 51 Interest and rent« due and 71.855.81 accrued ........................... .. 215.736 43 All other ................. .................... Total admitted assets ...1 „0.731.756.16 LIAKUTIES Gress claims foi loose« un paid ...................................vl J 1,354.033.62 Amount of unearned premi ums on all outstanding 7.706.865 45 407.690.65 All other il'ab’iiltlei’*.”........... Total liabilities, exclusive of capital atack ................... » 8.468.589 72 USINESS IN Ol EGON FOR THE YEAR et premiums reoMTed during the year ............ Il Ixvsses paid during the »ear.... 31-34186 Losses Incurred curing the year, 30,655.40 Name of comp.iiiy, Olens Fall* Insur ance company _ _ Name of president. F. M Smalley. Name of secret ry. R. O. Carter. Statutory resident attorney for serv ice. E O. Mears. Wilcox building. Port land. Or. g “ com " ! ’ AN Y of New Orleans, in the State of ana. on the 31st da» of macle to the Insurance Commissioner or the State of r8U“nt Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, or Grain Wood Delivered, Stock Taken on Your Place. C. E. CORN Phone 4-62 Wash- White Salmon FORD BRAKES EFFECTIVE Reliability and safety due to simple design and careful construction ONE OF the first things you will notice when you drive the Ford is the quick, effective action of its four-wheel brakes. They are unusually safe and reliable because they are mechanical, internal expanding, with all braking surfaces fully enclosed. 1 his prevents mud, water, sand, etc., from getting between the band ■nd drum and interfering with brake action. Other outstanding features of the Ford are the Triplex shatter-proof glass windshield, four Hou- daille double-acting hydraulic shock absorbers, aluminum pistons, torque-tube drive, more than twenty ball and roller bearings, Rustless Steel, reliability, economy, and long life. You save when you buy the Ford and you save every mile you drive. ETAH . . A G A- •• >"T" ’ •** ‘ of Ne« York, in tne f - .»t K - ■ Yoek. on the 31»t dav of Die. .Is-J. tn .de to the insurance coir.m sio»»».- al U»e etate of Oregon pursuant to law; CAPITAL Amount of camtal stock oald Up ............................ 11.000.030 Ou INCOMeJ Net premiums received <lur- - Ing the rear . .......... »3.060.782 60 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year . 211.123 43 Income from other sources received during the vear .. 38.086.46 Tota! ‘ncoge^^.^.^815.9.7 4» Net losses oald durim the year including adjustment expenses....................... »1.021.274 32 Dividend* Paid on capital ■tock during the vear .... 150.000 00 Commissions and salaries paid during the »ear . .. 7»4.204 23 Taxes, licenses nd fees oald during the year ................... 97.397 28 Amount of all other ex pen- di tures ...................................... 1S8.0J 463 Total expendltay«,^........... »2.218.900 46 Deposit Philadelphia Fire Vnd Assn ..... ............. .....J Reins., recover tble on paid •430 Io ‘030 (f. o. b. Detroit, pint freight and ddirerjr. 300 oo' 566 33 Impounded ’ Missouri pre- . 3 035 05 Vsdue^of ii jeks and ‘ bonds owned (m-rket value» .. 4.673.980 00 Cash in banks and on band 331.041 33 Premiums tn course of col lection written since Beo- 260.290 40 ietnber 30, 1030 .............. Interest and rents due and accrued . .. Bill* receivable Total admitted aseets..... .S5.3i4.687.72 LIABIUTIRS Gros* claim* for Jo«see un- paid .............. v* I?712”7 Amount of unearned prenil- ums on all outotandins risks .................. u 2.15».*7® “* Due for commission and Total Uabilitle«. »elusive nf «2™r’-0n76S ’U „.543.416 9» Bu^NFhs in ‘ orf . qon for the year Net nramiinns received our- nS5.‘K,.JX,li.- Losses incurred during tne vear . ................ . tur Insurance Com- Name of compì ’V. pony of Amer r? hc« H And non. Nime of m?nT • ; Bum« of r s tr"): fr O" F Guerra/ rr. W G H en •me of ns-t m • or.:-» 1er *«*•<*« atutoiv res 4 pui t F» J mx budu-ng. Geo J Jnn* Portland, orejea Bumper* and epare tire extra at late coet. You may pure hate a Ford car or truck for a imdl doten payment, on convenient, economical terttu through your Ford dealer.) Advertising ETALLE Amount of capital stock UP ............. fNCdtfi Net premiums received dur ing the year ...... 1 Interest, dividend« and rent« received during the year.. Income from other source« rece‘ved during the year.. T,>l,' “myRMiM«*'1 500.000 00 849.993 03 107.811 38* 200.000 80 288.384 50 Total expenditure« v......... 95«995 27 Value Of etoeks and bond« owned (mgrket value» ... Loans on mortgage« and cbl- Cash In banirs and on hand Premium« in course of col lection written since Sep- tcmLer 30. 1930 ........ ...... letnsuranc» recoverable nterest and rente du» and Du* From affiliated com- 995.283 »3 389,714 37 Our usual pre-war transient rate« still prevail. Special Rates to permanent Guests 41.372 67 139.523 73 612 985 62 70.876 M| TO 8 Use our columns reg ularly and Increase Your Busineos—Iden tify Your Name with the Goods You Sell. All successful Business A Men Advertise. 19.428 *» 42.679 01 vT? un » » ”• M ^id Amount of unearned P.re- miupM on all outstanding Does Not Jerk It Pulis. Washington at Fifth Street, PORTLAND, OREGON 29.751 88' 987466 27 Net loises paid during the year including adjustment expenses ..... repliai Dividends paid stock during ..., Commissions and *alaries paid during the vear ..... Taxes, licenses and feea paid during th« »ear .............. Amount of all other ex penditurea ........................... F NEW PERKÍNS HOTEL ,, tìr?*'!““/::::::::, SO Total liabilities, «elusive of capital «tock of BUSINOREGON WiR niK YEAR Net premium» received dur- ins the year ... » 1 M L<.««e« paid during th» »ear l”i •« Lo««ea incurred daring th» Name ol (Smpany. f a Malto Fir» In suranr» Company* Name nt Pre«l<1rnt. W Irr,n! Name of Secretary. Arthur B. HU»v toaUitorv rr deni «Ito™*!. ice lion Clare A tee or M« «ueeeaaor <w «uceeMorg in office. MANSI h, A ROWLAND. Ine. 4C5 Failing Bldg Por. land, Oregon. UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OE Edward C. Holt RATES Room with bath privilege, >1. up Outride room with private bath, persons occupy on. room. i^et u® show you our Accommodations THE PAPER EVERYONE READS
