THE SH ERMA* COUNTY JOUBNlL,
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SHERMAN COUNTY OBSERVER, Establiihed’ Nov 2, 1888
«GRASS VALLEY JOURNAL, EoUbliohed
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CONSOLIDATED, MARCH 6. 1931 -
WASCO NEWS-ENTERPRISE, Established 1891
CONSOLIDATED MARCH 4, 1932.
MORO,
OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 14, 1WM,
PACE J
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SWISS PRESIDENT
Grass Valley
Mrs. Amanda Tilton, sister of Mrs.
Matt Simon, visited here for a few
days this week with relativea and
friends.
With her husband she is
Published Every Friday at Moro, Oregon, By
living in Los Vegas, Nevada near
Managing Editor Boulder dam- . She says it is a rough
GILES L. FRENCH
rugged country given over to mining,
stock raising and keeping out of the
sun in the summer time.
The council passed a beer license
Entered aa second-claas matter at the foetoflic«, at Moro, Oregon, under Act of ordinance last Monday night very
Congress of March 8, 1879.
similar to that passed in Moro but
carrying the added safe guard of a
8UB8CRIFT1OH BATHS—PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
8250 bond for applicants. The clos
ing hour will be 11 o'clock instead of
1.00 12 as in Moro, but in all other fea
Six Months
tures the rulings will be identical.
esswiaMiii « 11 i i
i
u , 11 —
i on the poppy will be the same as laat
year with the exception of color and
will have the wordiiik “Made in U. S
Veterans Hospitals or words to that*
effect. This is a guarantee to the
public that it is veteran made and is
an American Legton Auxiliary poppy
The disabled veterans receive 1 cer.t
for assembling each poppy and the
W- R. Adams. Walter Adams, Lou remainder of the ten cents is used for
is Schadewitz and Woodrow Cox of Rehibilitation and child welfare work
a small portion being returned to the
Antelope spent Sunday in Kent.
Unit selling them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. iR- Dellinger and
son Arnold spent Sunday at the home
*YN9^?1S<.°L Annual Statement of the
of the formers daughter, Mrs- Elmer
OLEN8 FAU.S INSURANCE CO.
8tate of New Tork.
Hansen of Moro.
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the thirtr-tirzt day of December. 1932.
Kent Grange No. 688 held its reg
ular meeting Saturday evening,- April
8, with thirty five members present-
During the lecturers hour two musi
cal numbers were given by J. L.
Matthes, George Witter, Robert Hel
yer, Pauline Davi| and Clarice Wil
son. After grange the evening was
spent in dancing and playing cards.
Total Income......................... $11,355.029.04
u 4 ,
nness e valley
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Scientists Kave discovered a noise that will kill the germs in
jnilk. That’s nothin’, Our neighbors daughter learned that much
from a singing teacher
o
f ivhn March will be referred to in history as the month the
,yi
b.ijtleggers were both suppressed. ,,
litJe extra charge for this type of
seed is fully justified and the seed is.
well worth the difference. One grow
ing his own seed can do what the
certified seed growers do—maintain
a seed plot, learn the diseases and
roguo them out.
Speaking of the various variety of
potatoes to plant for the early or
mid-season crop, G. R. Hislop, head
•Baa . ni v»’u3 m
Stocks conven .on bit
of Annun! Ctatement of ths
ANCE COMPANY
Rt.?u nf Connecticut
ti?y oi December. 1932.
¡¡.e • Commissioner of
Qt to law:
T.* L
.. » C.OCO.CCO 00
Nr», nr—?;.....
in t
$
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Gregg and Mrs.
Alfred Lyons who spent a few days
visiting in Bend, i ( turned home Wed
nesday evening. They were accom
panied by Mrs. Earl Gregg.
The JOURNAL
is always glad to
have people send
in news events. The
more news the bet
ter paper
Trial Ir-'"
! ! C Ù.931 53
Nr* )
; -fcj du1' ? tin-
Vj-r. L eluJ.ne ad.ui.jnrnf'
tixpsr» .................................. $ 4.CIO.796 47
D ivk ' cih $r.!d o;i cc.p.tal
ata?: dur ila t’ic year. ... 1.233.000 03
Cumm.isieni
and
saiariec
Ml t ilurfnw the fmr....
I
Tit f. : c.r. ci r id tecs pa.d
durln: the vear.. ?........
570 202.50
Amount ot all other expend
itures ...... ............................
1.591.3C9 33
ur?s .......... $11.187.585 44
A^3ET3
w. n«» r» ¿7
.............................¡ I
C2.780 01,
Vrlue c. real es.ate owned
(r.iaiin
v’luet . ........
596.131 04
Vc.l; r < ( Ltc-l’s and bond»
owned Uaa:k t value)..»..' ’34.678.743 00
L ouuj cn niosiuarca and cdl-
iavcrcl. enJ............
721.500.00
Casii i.i dunks and on hand 2.795.334.07
Premian" in, course cf- col-
lei-tlun written »‘.tice Bep-
1.383.136 73
tsmber 30. 4032............. ..
Interese and rents due and
226.795.80
.icc.ued ... ..
Total admltt-d Msets .. $13.361).401 25
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LIABILITIES
«
Orc* i claims fòt losses un
paid ....................... ”......... » 1.434,903 79
Amount cf unearned premi-
umi oil r.U cutstandlnj
.. .,. ixu . qqstq
rifai»s* « ».. .........
Dus far commission end
43.590.00
brokcreae ....... ........
All other liabilities ....... 5.8)8.731.76
except
Tc'.al
liabilities.
$16.820.211 25
capitel ........ ......................
Capitel paid up. .......... $ 0.090.000 00
Surplus over c 11 liabilities. . 17.519.190 03
Surplus as retaros policy-
423.540.190 00
holders ........ -.....................
’ total ...................................... 811389X01.25
BUSINESS IN OfiEUON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums received during
tho year ............. . ......................
Losses paid durin« the year.... 30.98180
Losses incurred during the year 14,758.20
Name of company.
PHOENIX INSURANCE CO.
Name of president. Edward Milligan:
Name of secretary. Fred O Oustetter:
Statutory resident attorney for service.
¿GORGE L. DUTTON
^Basis of valuation:
stock» convention.
Bonds amortized;
Synopsis of Annual Slatemen*, of tha
AMERICAN CEN'IR/.L INSURANCE
COMI ANY
of St. Louis, in ine Btaw of Missouri. 0:1
uw ihiriy-flrst duy of December. 1932.
n ad? to Ihe insurance Comtnissicnrr of
ma Stats of Oregon, pursuant to 'aw;
Amount ot capital »tock paid
w
up ........................................... $1.000.000 00
, I ncome
Net premiums received during
the year ......
$2.533.345 41
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year .. 302.775 46
Income from other sources
received during the year .. 42.998 29
:
HOME OFFICE. WASCo
. 43.879.619 16
Total Income ..
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year including adjustment ........
expenses ................................ $1.560.571.41
Dividends paid on capital
200.000 00
stock during the year....
Commissions
and
salaries
1.036.897 99
«paid during the year......
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
135.536 73
during the year ..............
Amrunt of all other expendi
170.798 57
tures .....................................
In Moro th« First Week
in Each Month
»3.103 794.69
Total expenditures ........
assets
A complete stock of all staple grocer
ies always on hand.
/ .
Clothing for all the family. Every
thing staple and guaranteed satisfactory.
Valua of real estate owned
(market value) .......... $ .............
Value of atocka and bonds
owned (amortized or In
vestment) ............................$6.002.390 66
Lians on mortgages and col-
lateral, etc.
..........
394.009 44
Cash In banks and on hand.,
Premiums in course of col-
lection written since Sep
tember 30. 1932 ................
37C.035 3t
301.374 5.
Other Ledger assets .......... ..
Interest and rents due and
73.696 00
accrued ...............................
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Reliability, is our watchword
H. Ziegler’s
Quality
Store
Oregon
14.3 93,490.40;
¿7 IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
’■emiuins
received
’ ’».731.71
■ s .* id dividends re-
/
the year..
910.064,41
v 4 during the year
215.260 00
C/mpanv.:
. AviD MUTUAL LIF1 IN8UR-
CR COMPANY:
.>• Vdeat. George w. Smith; 1
clem & Parker . (
CTNERAL AGENTS
3’9 OAK STREET
UQ2TLAND, OR.
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Total Income ..................$56.683.063 18
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DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year including* adjust-
ments expenses...............$94.336.515 39
Dividends paid on capital
stock during the year.... 3.600.000.CO
Commissions
and
salaries
paid during the year.... 14.873.995 36
Taxes,
licenses
and
lees
3,599.846 07
paid during the year, a
Amount of all other ex
penditures ................ ..
13.380.438 69 •
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Total expenditures
. assets
.... $58.790.78534
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value)?. .877.831.317 00
Cash in banks and on hand 9.091.680 46
Premiums in course of col
lection written since Sept.
30. 1933 ............................... 8.871.363.45
Interest and rents due and
accrued ..................... ’A..
800.890 00>
All other ................................. 1.135.166.17
Total admitted asseta. IM.0M,n7.W
LIABILITIES
Oros* claims for losses un
paid ......................
» 6,013.95100
Amount of unearned premi
ums on all outstanding
risks ........ .................
. 38.743.915 00
Due
for commission
md
brokerage ............ ... 1.095.000 00
All other liabilities ..
... 90.081.533 96
Total liabilities, i
capital ...........
$65.862.6» 3«
Capital paid up .................. $12.000.000 00
Surplus over all llabllltirs $20.167.637,72
Surplus as regards policy
holders ...... ..................... $32.167.637,72.
Tctal ............. .................... $93.930.337.08 \
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YFJ.I.
Net premiums received dur
ins the year ..................1
161.986 19
L omu paid dur:m the yc-ir
97.487X4
Losses incurred uariua the
year ...... . ...........................
90 341 44
THE ilt.ME IN3JVVN0F COMPANY
WILFRED KURTH Prestcent
VINCENT- P
Vr'.'TT. Eecrrtcry.
W B RaM-.u cn. »
. try resident at
torney fir rrrvlce.
Gerlinqcr Richards & Co., Agents
AMERICAN BANK Bi
• . Portien'. CT
.ÜIHO
OwrW W.'-S-rr .t5n C
EOAr.D o” —jz a
Foil!:.;«!. Or.
-DINO
1.HUNM
Surplus as regards pol
icyholders .....;............
BUSIN wU IN OREGON FÓh
8.967.956 38
Y^R
Net premiums rflesived during
.
. the ysar ......... ;.................................... 'i
ild during the y<
currad during tli
LM
g§™»;WS'JRANC» ’
Name of President. /. jt. Koeckert.
Name af Secretary, D. D. Mtnrr..
, Aqcn+s
Wm. F. Jackson, Agent
Moro, Oregon
♦JYNOPSTS of Annua] Statement of the
UNITED STATES BRANCH OF TH«
OCEAN ACCIDENT
GUARANTEE
CORPORATION. LTD,
of New York, in the State of New York,
on the thirty-first day of December. 1939.
made to the Insurance Commissioner of
the State ct Oregon, pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital deposit
stock paid up....................I
„
INCOME
Net premiums received ¿Sur
in® the year.... .... ............. I
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year..
Income from other sources
received durina the year..
800.000 00
9.043.498.78
835.395.97
49.232 05
Total Income ......... .1 $ 10 837.126 10
DISBURSEMENT'S
-Net losses paid durina the
year, including adjustment
expenses ............................... 8 6.832.249 41,
Dividends paid on capital
stock during the year.................... ..
Commissions and salaries
paid during the year...... 3 909.925.08
Taxes, licenses and fe-s paid
during the year...... .................. 231.751.83
Amount of all other expend
itures .......................................
1W 8.319 78
Total expenditures ......... ; 11.710.239 07
ASSCT3
of real estate owned
(market value! ........ .1
759.41613
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value!.:..' 3.708.863 25
Loans on hiortzages and col
lateral. etc...............t......... 19.600.00
450.500.20
Cash in banks and on hand
Premiums in course of col
lection written since S« p -
tember 30, 1932. .. ...... - 1.701.869 78:
Interest end ren's due and
75
accrued . ..•........ 178.419
................
184.997.80
All other ......................... .....
Vaiue
Total admitted aunts.... 316.994.653.90
LIABILITIES
Grori claims for losses un
paid .............
.3 6M7.3MM
Amount of unearned nremi-
ums cn ail outstanding
’ risks ...................................... .. 4.502.386 83
Due for con,in!ss.an and
407.383 49
brokerate ...........................
All other liabilities, cunt-u-
9 778498 98
gencr reserve
Soec'al reserve fo- I b.„*.y
*00.000 00
and eomn I ojsw ..........
463.066 M
All other ...............
....87.040.556 93
Gross claims for losses un-
i
paid ......................... . ............... $ 4ÍJ 8C3C7
Amount of unearned premi-
on «11 outstanding
9,834.334.91
Due
for ’ commission ’ ‘ and
7.6C0 SO
All other liabiUtiCS
826.947 44
Total
labilities, except
Capitari » rj lip ii.*tt0,0OT M ,1,®W,5W W
Grass Valley , : :
,
Inc .m» from
t ce vc j a<
J iur-
.
♦ 8 122.244 71
ti re nt A
V. a*.
1.233.549 64
r mices
>.ar.
HX37.23
111'
7’ . <1.V.(
rc’'. :é i
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-The weather certainly has prohibitionist leanings so far this
beer season-
Mrs- J. C- Wil on and M ts . Dick ,
Reckman1 spent Tuesday at the home ;
of Mrs. W. O. Smith.
I J
8.605 817 87
Total ...».... r,................. $17.367.950 74
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums rectn.nd durln;
the year ...............................
$’1610.01
Lows paid during ti e year. . 15.H36 03
Losses incurred du .u . tnc yicr 15.6C5 90
Name ot tomnfrny.
OLEN3 fa L ls r^anANUP-co.
Name ot Pre. lucnt. F.
, Srialhy;
Nun» o
H. VA Corb
a oxn-y tv.r
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
beer was that of John B- Kenneiy who said that we had deserted
the noble experiment to try an experiment in nobility. Try that
out in your think tank
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Most folks have trouble making a living when they work fifty
or sixty hours a week. When the government makes thirty hours
the-legal limit a man will nee - two jobs.
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TwJ thousands years from nhw cl ildren will read the story Of
the brave depositor who attack an ogre named Bank after said
ogre had persecuted him for years
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Las fall we were assured that the Columbia river develop,
t vi rd he first. No - ' wp are assured that it will be first after
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Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York, in the s nte of New York,
on the 31st day ol Decerib- r. 1933. made
to the insuranre commirsioner ot the
state of Cre.oo. purftuant to law;
CAPITAL
Amount
of
capital sio.k
Pgid up
.......... ................ 41?.COO.000 00
INCOME
Net premiunrs received dur
ing vlie year . .-........
$40.592.113 10
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year 3 838.315 03
Income from other sources
received during the year 12.259.636 05
8.7S3.141 f.7
2.500.030 00
6.I05.517.C;
o. 1. .»».0 ’ll '
on ihr mir j
n ra* io th-
3.000^000.00
iai:U poli
cy i.uldvis
Tatui ndmiit^rt ansets........ $17.363.959.74
LIABILITIES
Grots claims ter lur^c^ un-
. Paid . ...................................... $ 1.222.232 03
Amcunt cf untamed premi
ums on ail ouUtaiidlnn
risks ................................
...
C.037.122 05
Due for comtnUslon and
brokciare ............ ..............
All otl^r llabiUUe».^........ *1X38.620'82
Perkins
DENTIST
Lu. .ment Fluctuation Amd
T •?! ticbUitlys. except cap-
'
r Ì -1 • ;;; y ‘.......................... w«1.553,952 «
r
*M mid no .......
fc'urphi* over all
*
••••••••••••
^-bmt.es ... $16,323)420 40 •
Total expenditures............ 411472.611.32
.. .
.
ASSETS
Value of real estate owned
«market value! .................... I 764.820.75
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value)
' 13.134.025 30
Loans on mortgagc.s and col
lateral. etc............
. ...........
1.054.963
97
Cash in banks and on hand 1.197.691 60
Premiums in course of col
lection written since Sep
tember 30. 1932................
l,OO4.’S7.70
Interest and rents, due and
Accrued ..............................
69.193 41
All o.her assets.,....................
138.671.74
Kent News
p.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
'
year, including adjustment
-Ui..........................* 3.483.990 08
Dividends paid on capital
aiock during the year.
.
800.000 00
Commissions
and
salaries
_ paid during the year..........
3.139.553.53
Taxes, licenses and tees paid
during the year ......................
164.880 55
Amount of all other expend
itures .................. . ............
4.579.307.17
Total ‘ liabilities.- except
capital .............
! J
Capila! paid up .......................
Surplus over all liabilities .
Surplus as rcsarib poltcy-
-holders ........ ........... ..............
t
peudlfures .
4.708.476.50
To el «XPendltnrM
$ 49,583.967.06
ASSCTt
- cf Ttsl «»'.tate Owned
6.845J64.00
.’u” ot »tccKM and bonds
1 - \'4- 'market or amor-
• J. ':
M1JM.6U.OO
ci) mertgauev and
K1L'’tc
a',
65.483,093 14
“ no.js and policy
70.819.509.89
’ 'nk' and cn hand
3.503.859.88
» ’.ecicd snd deferred
urns ...’...................
4,763.811.93
and rents due and
4.808.397 881
396.791 31
T
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.. tm.971.313 02
k
- LIAdlLTrUDB
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Hi iw..'
Amount.of capital stock paid.
“» .............
• 9.500.000 00
w .
INCOME
Net premiums received dur-
J..................... । 5.731.727,14
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year.
758.718 60
Income from other sources
received during the year.. 4.864.583.30
Miss Christine Fohia left Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cox and Don
for Portland after spending several
and Ellen of Grass Valley werc visi-
weeks visiting her sister. Mrs- Her
tors in Kent Sunday.
Edmund gchultess, who has Just nue-
LRT’S ALL START EVEN l' ,
man Peters. •
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reeded to the presidency of the Swiss
Miss- Murdina Medler spent the
Herman Zeigler was in Hillsboro confederation, held the office In 1917,
According to the public prints there is a new drive for infla
W21 and 1928. He Is slxty-flve years week end in Portland-
tion of the currency on in Washington and it is engineered by last week to attend ttys funeral of his of age.
The Misses Della Helyer and Berna
mother who passed away there. Mr.
these w{ib are called conservative instead of by the radical group. Zeigler’s father died last year.
Orr spent the week end iff McMinn
ville.
That is as it should be. The conservatives, if as popularity sup
Fred Krusow has been ill with a of the farm crops department, gives
A. A. Dunlap was a business -visi
posed they represent the mopeyed class, are the ones who should case of the grippe that has been go these brief discriptions of the leading
sorts fdr this state:
tor in Moro Wednesday.
ing
the
rounds.
4
sponsor inflation They will gain most from it.
Bliss Triumph—An oval, pink ‘po
Kendrick Dunlap is working for
Many of the citizens of town were tato with white flesh, suitable for
Jf by inflation it is possible for the money lender s to be repaid
at Moro. *
in attendance at the funeral of Mrs. n< f t any part of the state, gaining Supt- Wiley Knighten
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the entire amount of their loans tj^ey will have preserved: the sys Harry Holzapfel in The Dalles Tues
Mrs. Earl Gregg who came to Ken
special favor
Malheur county.
•temoi finances by which they have prospered,—If there is no in’ day,
Good flavp/ and cooking quality and Wednesday was called, home Thurs
flation and the huge amount of interest bearing debt is partially
Mrs. Alva Stone is improving some yields be.ten thin some a trifle day due to her son Junior having been
taken to the Bend hospital for an
.
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repudiated it will be a shock to the present financial system from what after a week or more of very earlier.
operation
for appendicitis.
.serious illness- She is now able to
Irish CobJiler-^-A ‘ white early po-
which it may never recover., Also there will be a continuance of live for short periods without the . «to tha^t sets fewer tubers than some
Mr- and Mrs- Bert 'Cox and son
but reaches digfkea size earlier Warren of Grase Valley spent Sunday
the investigations that have done so much to uncover doubtful oxygen tent.
Charles* Lemly lost a valuable horse I adored in some lower elevations in visiting with relatives in Kent.
business thics and outright dishonesty
eastern Oregon.
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There are those who will arise and protest that repudiation is Sunday and- has others sick. _
Early Ohii’__JPu.^ oval potato with
Maut Simon was in Portland Sat white fiesh favored in dryland sec-
in tuelf dishonest?«but inflatidh, is only another means of doing
urday to see B F- Strange who has ions where the growing season is
the same thing ThH.governu enfhas already arranged the scene not improved from his illness.
‘Hf School y Ole*
very short, ’ 'I-
|or thos^ who cannot ¿ay in full through the bankrupts’ act. It Mrs- Josephine McKinney was here
Earliest of All or Idaho Rural—A
The Seniors of Kent high school
white
oval potato, very productive,
*). ovides for repudiation by consent
Tuesday with a stock of dresses that
declared a “flunk day’* last Wednes
setting
a
large
number
of
tubers-
Not
paused
a
crowd
of
women
to
gather
The farmer and the laborer ha^e to a large extent been defla
day and spent the day having a good
necessarily “earlies, of all.”
at Zeigler’s store.
te J. They should insist that before the .depression ends the indus-
time. Those who went were: Alta
Beer was not officially- sold here the
Norton, Rua Helyer, Marjorie Mac-
Padroni?a Jourm.1 Advertisers.
Lei allexc ss va . ations be scaled down
ij } be d ‘f’aUid ns well
first day of the open season but a
Innes, Margeurite Mitchell and Clar-
- ecd reorganization of a large part few bottles drifted in from other
art*of ihem must be
A darky came into a doctor’s office ice Wilson.
t > ir inanciai structure, anks, railroads, utilities, industries and quarters and was eagerly applied to with his face all battered up and Virginia Helyer was. absent front
throats suffering from drouth.
. ;
>ody. “Were you in an accident?”
. uh cj.ne as I ng as the present beMip is'continued.
schobl Monday.
asked
the
man
of
medicine.
Mis. Lucy Higgles was* in The
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I Mrs- L. H. Ayres taught the high
Dalles the last of1 the week going to
“No sah; hit wan t no accident, school Monday afternoon while. Mr.
sah.” said the patient- “It was done Ayres was away on business.
the aid of Mrs. Holzapfel.
GOODBY, CREW; HARVEST’S OVER
on
purpose. * Ah jes* naturally got
Mr^. Carson von Borstel came up
The legislature and the depression have .made radical changes
beau up, sah.”
from Portland Tuesday to visit her
in the road program of Sherman county. We used to spend sons and daughters who live near here “Why don’t you stay out of such
Kent Auxiliary Note»
company” asked the doctor.
thousand-4 of dollars a year building market roads, and new bridges. and Kent- She was arcompanied by bad “Ah
cain’t afford to git er divorce,
Altogether we have made over a hundred miles of improved road % granddaughter.
Doctah/’ replied the victim.
The members of George Bell Post
nt a cost of approximately $650,000 to the county- The total cost
No-
49 at their last meeting decided
Minister—Don’t you ever attend a
has been nearly twice that sum for the state and the federal gov- DISEASES LURK UNSEEN IN
to
ask
permission to sell poppies at
GOOD LOOKING SEED SPUDS place of worship?
the
high
school- commencement exer
eniineht has spent considerable sums here.
Youth—Yes, sir, I’m on my way to
cises in Kent. These poppies differ
her
house
now-
“No one on earth can look at two
Now we are beginning a period when maintenance will be the
from the commercial poppies, which
piles
of potatoes and say with cer
only county road work for some years unless conditions change
are often made of silk and sold on
greatly. If the two secondary rozids within the county are com. tainty which one is better than the
Memorial Dayt in that they are made
other.”
of red crepe paper because crepe pap
E. R. Jackman. extension specialist
pleted it will be by the itate. Not for some time will the county
er is the material most easily handled
in
farm crops, and who knows the
have a road crew with heavy machinery, trucks and tractors, ex
by the veterans in the hospi-als. “The
Oregon potato business from both
Among those who visited in The imperfections found in these little
cept to put the roads in shape in the spring. The bitterness that •nds, is author of that challenge. Of
Dalles this week were: Mr. and Mrs.
road crew jobs have caused maybe forgotten for there will be no course, he says, some things like soft J. R Dellinger and son Arnold; Mrs. flowers are marks of sacrifice, and
as such should be held doubly dear.
need of a crew and no money to pay them with. We are just out rot, scab, and rhyzoctonia can be de J. N- Maclnnes and aon Donald; Mrs. I Those making these little poppies are
tected by looking at the spuds, but
of the road building business until Uncle Prosperity makes us the main disasters of potato crop— J. C. Wilson and daughters Nellie and often boys who have lost their minds
Clarice; Pauline Davis, ' Mrs. L. V. because of their war service, others
the virus diseases—may lurk in the Walton and Mrs Dick Reckman.
another visit
have been maimed, etc.” The sticker
finest looking pile of potatoes to be
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Mr. and Mr». Voina Guyton and -
Since the president has been given the power to reduce veter found.
Margeurite Mitchell were business.
“A nice smooth potato is not likely
an’ payment and federal salaries as he sees fit and since he has
to differ in seed value from the rough
made a ruling cutting these items of the budget it seems a good one beside it.” says Jackman in urg ning.
901^E Second St
Mr. and Mrs- L H. Ayres and son*
time for some one to explain that to a large extent the reduction ing the advantages of certified seed.
Frequently the rough one may be Loren spent the week end in Port-
The Dalles, Diegon
made in expenditures for veterans will meet with approval of the
better, as three of the commonest land.
’PHONE 211 W .
ex soldiers themselves. The veterans did not ask for disability types of virus diseases tend to make
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Barnett and
OP i OMKTUIST-OPTICIAN
payments to those not injured in the war. That law was passed the tubers smooth that do develop ” daughter Levina who spent a few
“Certified seed is that which is days in Tortland returned home Sun
to placate the service men’s lobby when the bonus was defeated
tagged with the official tag sealed on day.
a
It was not a Legion bill.
the bag by a representative of the
R.
P.
Phelan
made
a
business
trip
f
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1
state college- Growers pay for this
to
Moro
Wednesday.
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The wisest remark that has been made about the return of inspection and certification, hence the
< 4
To’.al Income ......... 1 56.444.506 37
n
,
DISBORSiMEirrs
P' d for losses, endow-
rr .nts annuities and
•urrender values ...... .¿8
28.158.768 55
D ■ (’ends »aid tn policy-
hmder.i during the year, 11.169,563 H
Divt-’rnds oaid on capital
rtc?K miring the year...
Cimr's’-ons and salaries
nn 4_4nrina lhe year...
4.689,496.66
Tax
licensee «nd fees
p : d cu ’.nz the year.-...
857.681.43
IP* o/? the Insurance Commissioner of
the Stale of
to law:
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilson and
daughter Nellie and aon Charles
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mr*. R. J,
Harbin near Grass Valley.
FÚDAY, APRIL 14, 1983.
Insurance f usnmissloner of
the B.ate cf Ore^on.^pursuant to law:
Amonm of. capital stock
i-afd up ................
t
. . ,
INOOME
To e! p-eniium incotaM for
_ tn* v„4r . ......................... t 40.464,602 88
Inter',t. d I v I d e n da and
"¿ar1 recci**d Cueing th«
13-005.286 77
Xneotr.4 fron» olher sources
recc.ved durins the year.
4.974.6» 73
3.1799M.M
Total UablSt’ce. è«Wt cap-
Bal ...................................|I8.16?4<M>
Capital d’Tcaitpajà ;r> . ...8
e"?
ÎÎ
Surpl is over au iLointka.. 1.054.¿93.SS
Surplus as regards PJllcr-
holders .......... . 4^ ...^8 1 C5t 093 M
TotU ...................... ......... 6 794.4183.93
ntWNIuij IN ÓRE >N I uR THS. YEAR
Net pr-ml^ms
Í-6 760 4S
th- r-c- ...
. 89.145.15
U-sses r d « V
r 53.591.03
Lomes :r- w.
Naa»-' e
-U 5
D tra ,1 • u
. Li.'.r
Nnme- c
R WoM-
-Nairj» cf re r^..o
me n : '
for sgrTiew-
. Cre-.ch
; c
♦Baits of vi.U.'
steck« ccuwt.K.va.
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