FÀAB four
THK M H ERM AN GOV NT Y JOURNAL. MORO. OREGON
FRIDAT. APRIL 19, 1989
ì
a meeting of the agency district penses. '’The latter items were very much overvalued by apprai concerning the various parts of,
County. Oregon, to-wit:
managers was held in WaMa Wal mainly feed for the 16 dairy cows sals. T!ne big trouble, it appears, the state. This move will be en
The West Half of the South
la on April 14 at the Marcus and 46 hens, pasture rental, taxes, is in having local attorneys mak hanced by plans for celebrations west Quarter of Section Thirty-
Whitman Hotel.
interest and insurance.
ing the appraisals. These apprai- on the opening of the five Oregon five, in Township One North,
A special feature of >Uis meet
She also charged the business sals proved too optimistic. Also coast bridges beginning next sum Range Seventeen, East of the
!Mr. and Mr». W. E. Tata’s gues guests. The color scheme was oi ing was the awarding o. prizes by with all home and hired labor. I the
methods of repayments has mer. Governor Martin J has ex Willamette Meridian; the West
ts over the week end were daugh green with nosegays of violets at Edwin A. Phillips, aff
secre Her record shows a balance sheet 5 not been satisfactory. Delinquen- pressed himself favorable to a Half of the Northwest Quarter
ters and children Mrs.C.8. Barbour, each plate Mrs Grady was presen tary for tlhe company,
reagent which itemizes depreciation or cies reveal an astounding condi good advertising campaign f »r of Section Three in Township
and Leland. Mrs. R. P. Foister ted with a gift prize after the and district producing the largest gain in values of all farm assets tion.
This department will be Oregon.
One South, Range Seventeen.
card game was over Mrs W. H. volume of business during the like any well ordered business.
and Joan of Rufus.
thoroughly
renovated
and
an
at
East
of the Willamette Meridian
Burres held high score.
“Agency Birthday
” which _ , __
The
. Contest
w
_ family is bo pleased with tempt be made to bring order out
and
Blocks
Twelve and Thirteen
The
Briefs
about
the
capitol:
The Tuesday afternoon study
has just concluded. Much Interest with the x-ray of their farm of chaos.
and
Lots
Four
and Five of Block
additional
doors
’
to
permit
more
Mrs.
George
Knebel
and
Miss
club met at the home of the pres
was also shown in the exhibit of operations that the record is be-
•
Thirty
of
DeMoss
Springs, ac
privacy for Secretary to the Gov-
ident Etta Evans. The regular Betty Potts were guests at the a large silver cup presented to
continued,
cording
to
the
recorded
plat
ernor,
W.
L.
Gosslin,
have
been
Tlie other rumblings emanate
business meeting was held and el Louis Scholl home on Sunday.
the agency by the company’s presi-
Margaret with five other 4-H
thereof
on
file
with
the
County
that
concerning
installed.
.
.They
were
taken
out
from Portland.
dent for having produced m 0 r • * in,
/
ection of new officers resulted as
Clerk
Sherman
Patterson
who --------
wished
« Morrow county tihe liquor control commission.: • by ----------
Mr. and 'Mrs. H. A. White were business «han any other of th. i'“1’
--------
- to
— have
--- -
------ of
------------
— County,
-
- Ore-
Marcella Hilderbrand.
follow*.
year
on
home
'
his
offices
more
open
to
the
pub-
1“t
Several political writers in Port-1
ffon, all in Sherman County Ore-
president; Selma Watkins, vice- dinner hosts Saturday evening company’s agencies during the kept
farms, and she was named county lend state they have a lot of in-\ ‘ >»«• • • Governor . Martin
........... spend«
’i Said sale is made under execu-
president; Minerva Scholl, secre for the pleasure of Mr. and Mrs. year 1934.
! winner by a committee headed by side information which may be more than two hours daily going tion issued out of the Circuit Court
B. H Grady. They left for Walla
Ury; Gladys Haise, treasurer
In
concluding
the
meeting,
Mr.
£ l , Morton, Heppner banker, brought out at any time’ and ovcr his mail with his staff. . . of the State of Oregon for the
Walla Sunday. MrK Grady has
Smith,
general
agent,
announced
an(
j won a
merchandise cer
Mrs. Etta Rich visited at the been a town visitor for a week. that the agency territory had nov tificate from the International would “blow the picture wide o-' 1he Ux commission soon will is- County of Sherman to me directed
pen.’’ The exact nature of these i
a statement showing Oregon’s in the case of Walther— Williams
Tracy Fields home Sunday. She
been increased to include the coun-' Harvester company whidh spon- reports could not be divulged at, ^'nanciaJ condition most encour- Company, a corporation, plaintiff,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ernest
Medler
at
was a r' ct of the Tuesday af
tn-h bordering the lower Columbia sored a national contest. She was
vs. Mamie Aurelia DeMoss, a wi-
ternoon siu.’v club before re turn - tended the show in The (Dalles river, thus making- the agency one aiso chosen state champion and this time, they said, but the re aging.
dow; Elbert T. DeMoss and May
Saturday.
cent unexplained changes in the
ing to ♦ ar home at Hubbard.
of the largest in the Pacific
the choice of a 7Q0-lb. capacity department give indications tfnat
belle DeMoss, husband and wife;
$ cream separator or a $100 mer- where there I e "smoke there must SYNOPSIS GF ANNUAL OTATCMENT OF Henry Su DeMoss, a’ single man;
Bob Ferrell of The Dalles was «MTOWtofc.
ladies of the Chri s ti a n
THK
INDrMMPY
MARINE
ASSUR
Tie
following
were
those
in
at-
She will be fire’’
Harry B. Pinkerton; The Un-
ANCE COMPANY. Limited (United State*
chuT s held their regular Sunday a guest of the P. G. O’Meara tendance: Edgar W. Smith, Ed- chandise certificate.
Branch» of New York, in the state of
compete
in
a
western
sectional
known
Heirs of George G. De
N-.v
York,
on
the
31st
dav
of
December.
family.
He
is
the
veledictorian
of
sch< I «rty at the home of Mrs.
1931. made to the Insurance Commission
win
A.
Phillips,
■
O.
T.
Andersoû,
contest
for
a
milking
machine
or
Moss,
deceased;
Also all other
er
of
the
state
of
Oregon,
pursuant
to
the
graduating
class
at
The
Dal
Richie • ngle Saturday afternoon
Henry F. Cabbell of Portland, 13 w :
Portland;C. G. Bolton, The Dalles; a $225 merchandise certificate.
persons
or
parties
unknown
claim
CAPITAL
‘
___
*
with an
'inoe of 26 persons. les this year.
who presided at his first Jiigljjlvay Amount of deposit capital ... .3300.000.00
H.
M.
Boone,
Dayton,
Wn;
W.
T.
ing
any
right,
title,
estate,
lien
The progri • i nsisted of vocal
session last week as its chairman, Net premiums INCOME
received during__ _
~
Bruce,
H.
E.
Coolidge,
Spokane;
STATE
HOUSE
GOSSIP
or
interest
in
the
real
estate
des
Mrs)
O
’
Meara
is
ill
at
tier
home
the jear ............
3353,415.92
solos by Mrs. Pres Boice, Mrs.
won the admiration and confidence Interest,
dividends and rents
R.
E.
Dreske,
Hood
River;
K.
iR.
cribed
in
the
complaint
herein,
de-
here
this
week.
(Continued
from
page
one)
------
40.297.83
i
.
-
Henry Tetz, Reading were given
received durng the year ....
Driskill, Pullman; F. N. Fox, La tol the past week have not ci*eated of the other members, the engi Income
from other sources re
fendants.
by Mrs. T. L. Fields and Mrs. El
neers
of
the
highway
department
10.090.03
ceived durina the year......
Grande;
B.
T.
Henry,
Colfax,
Wn.;
Frank Lamborn, Dan McDermid
Hugh Chrisma,
iza Dingle. The Bible story was
much publicity, there (have been and the public in general by his
3403.803.78
Total Income ................. ..
Sheriff
of Sherman County
recited by Allie Fleck, The next and Vernon VanGllder aro new J. E. Mace, Lewiston, Idaho; Mrs. rumblings heard continually of immediate grasping of the situa N't iOS*» DISBURSEMENTS
paid durine the
Leila N. Rice, Helix, Ore.; Ben H. several good “stories’’ soon to
yeni
includine
adjustment
4-6-12-19-26
meeting will be at the home of car owners this week.
cxnenees
.......................
3240.323.21
Smith, Pendleton; D. C. Wood bpeak in at least two particulars. tion and his willingness to make Co^unissions
and salàriee paid
Mrs Wm. Clothier.
decisions
“
intelligently
and
with
furine
the
year
............
Miss Olive Robinson was host worth, Pasco; V. H. Robinson, Ono already has been started— out delay.” It appears that Cab Texes, licenses and fees Paid 109.375.12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
during the year ................. 8.238.97
..
Mrs. Anna Lee was a dinner ess to the PNG club at 1:30 des Pomeroy, Wn.
that in the land board. Conditions bell. who is declared the’ richest Amount of all other espendi-
Notice
is hereby given that the
49.984.36
- farei
. >r» ..........
hostess for her grandson. Leon sert luncheon. !Mrs. J. F. Royse
of this department during the past man in the state, will be ‘placed
undersigned
Henry Yeackel has
'"' ................. $40,’.91».<MJ
Smith, Wednesday at her home. won first prize and Mrs. George 4-H Records Make
20 years look anything but hope along witih the best highway • Total expendlt A ””
SS ET 3
been
duly
appointed
administrator
Value of et oc’: a end bends
Twelve of his senior classmates Wilde second. Other guests pres
chairmen the state has known.
ful.
owned (market value! .... i 9Cr>.363.33
with
the
will
annexed,
of the Es
Cash in back» nnd cn hand .. 4J 568.05
Oregon Family Happy *
were served. The occasion was on ent were Mesdames Jessie Amos,
Premiums In course of col'ec-
tate
of
Jacob
Crocker,
deceased.
tlon written since Septem
W. Spencer, Roy Belshee, Joe
Surveys already made show
^is eighteenth birthday.
One of the moves'taken under
All persons having claims ag
71.530.9«
ber ?0. 1933..............................
Hilderbrand, Dick Yocum.
‘ ■'rest end ren.a due and
that loans were made on property advisement by the highway cortU‘ In accrued
ainst said Estate are hereby noti
...............................
1 -872.32
AU other £s .ets ...................
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Fridley left
Things are looking up for the
mission is the advertising of Jhe
fied to present the same duly ver
Mrs. VanLandingham and her Paul Smith family wiho live on
the first of the week for Portland
11.05 1.616.10 ified, to the undersigned, at the
Tols’ admitted *sr ts ..
state’s highway, its historic spots,
STVT^ÎFNT
-
LIABIL
’
I
’
IES
OP TKI? Hl 57
sister Mrs. Stiffel had the pleas an 80 acre farm near Boardman.
TLAWD MUTUAL »TPE
to transact business.
Groxs claim? for losr i unnxld. 31C..859.00
the scenic points and the facts Amount
Tic ’ (
office of John M. Stapleton, his
T*’N" of T*o4‘on. in
of unearned oremiums
ure of a motor trip to Portland They start out thé new season
th? st*t*
»
31*1
on all out?tond!nr rl|KS.... 113 229.44 attorney, Vogt Building, The Dal
O' D—
10 4
tn the 1n-
Du* for contingent comml*-
Mrs. Louis Hastings and Mrs. leaving Wednesday of last week knowing they jnore than made
sum ic? ror« axiom r
tha • ntate I of
slon . ........................ ..
8.000.00
les, Oregon, within six months
Ore -cr. DUT!j?-1 fc
ANNUAL STATEMENT OP
All ether liabilities ..................... 1 939.54
H. V. Watkins are directors of the for a visis in the city.
r
APITZ
T
ends meet last year. Better, still, • Amynt Ct rAfcta> ;/o¡ck
association of phila -
from the date of the first publica
oi
.Philadelphia,
in
the
state
Total liabilities, c r.cept cap- r
.
Easter program to be held in the
oatd Un .
they can put their finger just
of Pennsylvania, on th* 31st dnv of De-
Nene
i tai capital’ . .././’.'.i.IT« tion of this notice, to-wit: this 12
' 'ÍÑciÓ''"’
l°.the jn«ur»nce com
Mrs. W. E, Dutton entertained where they made and lost money. !
DepoMt
Christian churdh Sunday morning
for
missioner of the state of Orexon. pur
Furo’us over all 1 abilities..... 4: ?.S88.1Q day of" April A, D. 1935.
the y»ar
....
. 1 50.220.323 84
suant to law:
the Klondike community club on
Surplus as regards policy hold-
It’s all due to their daughter
Interest.
-nd r nix
Henry Yeackel
.
*
-
CAPITAI
era . ................................................... 7-7.588.10
received
dur
’
r-
the
—
13.702.563 67
Amount of capital stock-
Ekster services commence prom Thursday afternoon of last week Margaret, age 19, who employed
Income from olh*r • o •
paid up . ................
$
Administrator
with the will an
.C3C.C30C0
Total
received nurm th: v
5.748.805 69
„ .
INCOM«
ptly at 10 o’clock at the Metho The ladies spent several hours ler spare time last year keeping
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THf YEAR nexed. '
Net premiums received dur-
Net premiums received during
Total int-’—-’ _ ..
*■ 61669.753 50
, Ing the year ....................... .» 8.762.C54.47
dist church including program sewing for Mrs. W. S. Deaton.
a systematic account of all sales
6Uie year ............. ,..................... 313.377.43
' DTTBUnr,T"’i NTS
John M. Stapleton, Attorney for
Interest, dividends and rents
otscs Paid during the year .. 12.524.65
Pp'd
Mr
*ndT
—
f
b^btismal and singing services.
received during the veer..
of cream, eggs, livestock and other
777.62095
o«s»s incurred during the year. 15.812.65 the Estate, Vogt Building,
cnn'dtle* nn,d ¿turr
Income
from
other
sources
Name of company. TH« INDEMNITY
Members attending the contract farm products, and also of all ex-
values
.. ,7......
The WAsco Civic Singers and the
25.840.996
received during the vear.
187.393.04
MARINE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
The Dalles, Oregon. 4-12 5-10
D'vld-nd? nx’d/Eo ’’nl1
Limited (United States Branch).
holder? d:rk'T t*? vc
ladies singing club will present a bridge club at the home of Mrs.
11 342.006.83
Total
income
..............
$
9.727.065.4«
U.
8
manager.
Appleton
&
Cox.
Inc.,
at
D'v'-’-'nd? ’'aid on rapite’
M t ,
DIBBUMXMINTS
program in tT.Je evening at eight Anna Lee Wednesday of last week
torney tn fact
sloe’- <’»r,nx the v.--’’ .
None
Net losses paid during the
Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
Name of trea?urer. R, E. Bwett
Cnm—T-o’!-. end f-'ar!c?
year
Including
adjustment
were: Mesdames Ed McKee, J. T.
o’ciock.
Statutory
resident attorney for service.
nt'd d irin” ‘be vear. . .
5.74? 516 M
expenses ..............................
:
Ta
•
»
t
’
c-np.-.«
-->-
t
t>eid
On
the 20th day of April, 1935,
Durham
&
Bates.
Portland.
Oregon.
Johnson, Sid Johnson, Augusta
Dividends paid on capital
during the vrr....
1.135.522 7«
stock during the year ...
390.825.03
at
the
hour of 10 o’clock, a. m , at
of ell cthe
Huckih,
;
Chas.
Everett,
Frank
Commissions and salaried
Mrs. Gloria Rickards signed a
iture?
6 155.55r '2
paid during the year....
the
front
door of the Court House
3.114.123.70
contract Monday with the school Lamborn, F. L. Morrow.
Taxes, licenses and fees
Total expend ' i—- .
. $ 50.207 496.7«
NOTICE
TO
CREDITORS
at
Moro,
Sherman
County. Oregon,
paid
during
the
year
329.327
89
,.
Arrirs
board .of Wasco to assume the
Amount of al) other ex
Value nt r-y» e^it? c; ned
Notice is hereby given that the I will sell at auction to the highest
pendltures ...............
2.JCS.89547
,
(m
rhft
va
’
fp»_.
.317X35
554
00
Free
Crews
was
in
Portland
on
position of teacher and band lea
undersigned C. A. Tom, as been bidder for cash the following, de
Vnlr- nt ?toca^d bn d?
Total expenditures
; .3 9.94S.337 16
business Thursday of last week.
o vr-d
or r ' o~-
der for next yean
„ ,
_
. ASSKT8
appointed
administrator of the es- scribed real property in Sherman
138.M7.974
Value of real estate owned
Lc?*"5 cn rr • ’trític end r
tate
of
George
E. Wilkerson, de County. Oregon, to-wit:
_
(market
value!
....................
I
lrt*raf. etc
.... .
I
27C.C36.61
57.939.377
See
W. H. Burres is driving a new
Value of stock and bonds
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Prelum notes and nn*:
owned (market value! ... 15.144.712 rc ceased, and has qualified as such
Jo"n?.....................
Northwest Quarter of Section
Mrs. Walter Modler the past week LaSalle car bought lately.
Loans on mortgages and
Ca?h in b'nks rn-’ cm
. I 17.333.758 87
collateral, etc........ .. 1.268.22? 43 administrator. All persons having
24;
East Half of the Northeast
N*t un-cUcc.^d nnd cl e
were Mr. and Mra Don Byrd and
Cash In banks and on hand 1.074.698.1* claims against said estate are here
ferred or?mlvr”; ..
5 278 21' r7
i
Quarter
of Section 23, Town
Premiums
in
course
of
col
Int?ro?t
md
rent?
<JU
”
Hal White has taken over the
children. Mrs. Evelyn Lowell was
lection written since S cp -
»enrued ....
«9
by 'notified and required to pre
ship
2
North,
Range 18 E. W.
_ tember 30. 1934 ............... j 1.109.J02-C9
Other
assets
'n?t>
.
.
Hone
job
,
as
postmaster
relieving
W.E.
also a guest over the week end.
Interest and rents due and
sent the same duly’verified to the
M., in Sherman County, Ore-
accrued .............................
Totnl adm^'^d
*307.74” '
n
124.671 40
Tate who has been postmaster of
Other assets ...........................
LIABm.nzs
124.ICI 18
undersigned at his home at . Ruf
M?f ras^rves
.................
$272.132.0.-- 93
Mr. and Mrs. Homer J. Dixon Wasco for over 32 years.
Total admitted assets ... i 319.122.44.7 37
Oros? e.iaim? for losses un
us,
Sherman County, Oregon, with
Said sale is made under execu
paid
... ...................
Authorized DELCO All other liabilities
LIABILITIES
the new principal and wife of Mad
in six months from the date of tion issued out of the Circuit Court
.............
18 145.0” 23
Gross
claims
for
losses
$100 reward will be paid to any*
unpaid .......... ......
i
ras were in town Sunday.
1.101.898.C'
the first publication bf this notice, of the State of Oregon for the
Total liabilities, e x c e p i
Amount of unearned pre
Agent at Wasco
one reporting trespassers on the
capital ................. ............. 3291.7'".1.*03 89
miums on all outstanding
to-wit: April 5, 1935. ,
Capital bald uo.....................
’
None
risks ........... ........... ..
County of Sherman, to me directed
8.646.7
’
5
If.
Surplus over ell »'•bllires. « 16.017 463 74
Ryland Scott was in Pendleton Jack Rucker land east of Kent or
Due for commission ar.d
C. A. Tom, Administrator in the case of Pacific Coast Joint
Surplus as regards roller
brokerage .......................... •,
2 S4.252.00
for
information
about
any
one
mol
the past week wQiere he served on
holder? . . 3 .....................
16.017.469 . 74
AU other llab.lities ............... 1.207.3:» C4
Calloway & Krier, Attorneys,
Stock Land Bank of Portland, a
esting cattle on his range.
the federal jury.
Totnl ....................
,3307.740.873 65
Total
liabilities,
ereeof
The
Dalles,
Oregon
corporation,
vs. Joseph M. Yocum
BUSTiUtSJ TN OR GON FOR ^HE YEAR
capital ................
............. 311.210.721.80
Gross premiums received
...........3 2.0U0-6 J6 60 •
and
Mary
M.
Yocum, husband and
during
the
y?nr
..............
$
714.697
34
Surplus
over
nil
Ke'jllltlc*.
fluì.
’
,:
bi
Card of Thanks
Douglas Tuel visited his father
Premium? end (Htodi re
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE wife (Record Owners), Wasco In
Surplus as rceards rol'cv
turned
durim
the
vear
177.842
78
holder?
...
I
'Wish
to
express
heartfelt
.7:
1
57
31st
day
of
December.
193*.
made
to
the
over the week end at Walla Walla
J.os?es n?™ '’rr^nn
-wr
156.11898
OF REAL PROPERTY
Insurance Commleslcner of the State of
vestment Company, a corporation,
Y-Tä?
Name of Como-n» NTW TROLAND MU-
thanks for the aid given me dur
Oregon, pursuant to Jaw:
To t ........
TfMr.
T.T^w
rNRU^ANCT
COMPANY
NHF8 I'.
Mrs. Maud Driscoll, State Indus
"EAR
.
On
Saturday,
the
4th
day
of
t
OAmV L
Mrs. William Mills was elected ing the trying time following the
N:;
Amount of capital stork oald
trial
Accident Commission, and
up .....................
May,
1935,
at
the
hour
of
ten
.31.9C3.080
00
8t''tuto
r
v
ren
’
d
n-y
to-
service,
as delegate to the annual Metho death of my husband, George Wil
„ ,
INCOM«
Horace
Mrrk
’
and.
Orexon.
Sherman
County, Oregon, a Munic
o
’
clock
A.
M.
at
the
front
door
ot
T 20
Net premiums received during
dist conference at a business meet kerson, and for' the assistance
the year .................................. $
Lt.
327.178 53
ipal
Corporation.
. .
the
Court
house
in
Moro,
Sher
SYNOPSIS
OF
ANI.UAL
STATEMENT
’
.tol.
08
Interest,
dividends
end
rents
ing Sunday morning. The confer-' volunteered by friends and neigh
UNITED STATES BHA a CH YANOTSZK
N;.
received durlnx the vear..
104.424.73
man
Qounty,
Oregon,
I
will
sell
HUGH
CHRISMAN
.
[N8UR
ICE
ASSOCIATION.
LTD.,
of
----------
V
Income
from
other
sources
ence meets at Salem the latter part bors: also for the many floral
AI. CHINA, ou the 31st dav of
Nir
received during the year...
120 98
at public auction to the highest Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
jeceml
offerings.
1934. made to the Insurance
of June.
Htát iU
Commissioner of the State of Oregon,
Tolrl income ................ ... $ 431.724.23
bidder for cash, the following des March 22nd, 1935.
purtuani to law:
iva-
Mrs. George E. Wilkerson
Net
“ATOOT
capital
cribed
real property located in April 19th, 1935.
The school assembly was addres
▲mount of statutory dep<
.3200,000.00
year, including adjustment
expenses .............................. $
145,790.84
sed by Dan Poling on higher ed Insurance Men Meet
Net premiums received during
Dividends bald on capital
.year ..................
/. .3181,838.09
stock during the year .....
75.000 00
ucation Thursday after noon of
Interest, dividends and rent re
Commission? and salaries paid
ceived during the year....... 47.406.64
during the year .....................
111,851.38
last week.
In Walla Walla _ Taxes.
Income from other sources re
licenses nnd fees paid
News from the .Wasco Community
Delco Light
GEORGE B. MOON
A reception was given for Mrs.
B. H. Grady Friday afternoon.
To celebrate the second anni
Dessert luncheon was served to 20 versary of the Edgar W. Smit
agency for Oregon Mutual Life,
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WASCO MARKET
RED & WHITE STORE
Groceries—Meats—Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables in
Season.
during the reax .................
Amount of all other expendi
tures ....................................
33.023.18
Total expenditures ............... I 381.083 31
„ ,
,
ASSETS
Value of reel estate owned
„ (market value) .......................
0
Value of stocks and bonds
a. ow ped 'bonds amortized.
stocks market) ..................... 32 038.829.73
U)tins on mortgages and col-
o
THE
SHERMAN COOPERATIVE
GRAIN GROWERS
76.472 32
Total income ..............
.3305.717.05
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the year
including
adjustment
ex-
penses ....................................... 3112.389 26
Commissions and salariée paid
during the year ................... 54.114 94
Taxes, licenses and feea paid
during »he yeai
.......
5.483.99
Amount all other expenditures. 117,2<8.54
Total expenditures ............... 3289.266.73
ath In banks and on hand,
18C 588 Í8
remlun’i in couraa ot collcc-
. .
-
A ssets
Value
of stocks and bonds
t.on written since Septem-
owned (market value) ..... 31.086.071 63
her 30. 1934 .......................
4.758.91
Loans on mortgages and col
Interest and rents due and
lateral. etc., miscellaneous
accrued ...................................
21.075.54
assets ........ ........
90 98
Total admitted assets ,... .i 32435.733 33
ash in banks and on hand..
137.339'81
remlums
in
course
of
collec
•Tress claims ^or losscs^un-
tion written since September
ber 30. 1934 .........................
23,518 20
. P*»d ,
.............
38.606.61
Interest and rents due and
/.mount of unearned prem-
accrued ................................
10.854 89
* risks ° n * 11 Outattn<”a«
331.027. 88
Total admitted assets ......... 31,258,484.50
Due for c o m m l’s s i o n and
_
,,
LIABILITIES
brokerage .............................
Gross claims for losses unpaid.3109,843.00
All other liabilities......... ....
Amount of unearned premiums
on a!i outstanding risks...,. 61,990.62
Toti I HnblllUet. except
Due for commission and brok-
COPHal ......................................... i 404.343.04
<r*«« ...........................................
9.875.00
R
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SU a
Your Patronage Solicited
ceived during the vear..... ..
15.818 83
Surplus as regards
>*•>*’* .....................
policy-"^
31.831.390 29
......... .................... 33,235.733.33
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FOR THE YEAR
Net premhip’x r.'celved during
the year
......................... /... .83.16! 78
tor.cs oa.d t r ♦$ r the year......... 1.080 54
I x > sms Incurred o r ng the rear.
770.60
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INSUPA\Ct COV^ANTr
Tame of
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'»‘7 for iwrvk"
>. F. HoY i ,'r
M*«d buildn
Portland. C-.
UMb,utleg- ®>cept cap-
.508.63
Capital paid up
J
1.000.00
Surplus over all ilabiiltlM.^. Z
1.975.88
Surplus as retards poUcyh^d-
,1,076,975.88
.VBÎS1& IN ÔRÏOÔN ™
Premiums »ecelved durine
the year ........................................... 33,101.65
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