THE SHERMAN» COUNTY JOURNAL. MORO, OREGON FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1936.
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News from the Wasco Community
Mrs. Ernest Medler entertained
the 500 social club Friday after­
noon at 1:30 with a dessert lun­
cheon. Mrs. Robert McDonald re­
ceived first prize and Leona Smith
2nd for guests and Mrs. A. B.
Potter and Mrs. John Stevenson
held high scores for the dub.
tertained Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson
of Boardman, Mn and Mra. Lowell
of The Dalles, over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Wall of
Reedsport spent the week end in
Wasco looking oyer their property
with the expectation of renting it
soon to town people.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watkins and
Mra Lillian Dixon of Portland
children and Harry and Henry
Richelderfer motored to Glenwood spent Easter here at the home of
Washington, Sunday, guests at her daughter Mrs. M. G. Tuel and
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar grandchildren Douglas and Marion,
Kuhnhause-n and daughter.
Mrs. Anna Lee entertained the
Mr. Ray Critchfield spent Sunday Tillicum club Thursday aftempon
at the home of his parents living of last week. Mrs. L. L, Funk held
in Kelso. Washington.
high score receiving the club prise.
Miss Louise Carvel visited over
Harry Dean Proudfoot spent the
the week end in Portland.
week end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Proudfoot.
IM" and Mrs. McCafferty were
in l amr Sunday helping to set up
Winnifred Fortner was home
the <• ’ ‘ng school conducted by from Pacific University, the guest
Mrs. Huinph-^y on Monday.
of her parents Mr. and Mra. Fred
Fortner and sister Mary. She re­
The Rebekah lodge entertained turned Monday motoring to Port-
its members Wednesday of last iand with M y . and Mrs. H. A White.
week and the evening was spent
playing 500. Mrs. Lena Brock and
Ed Feldman holding high scores SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL 8'1 AT EM ENT OP
THK COLUMBIA CASUALTY COMPANY
Roy Belshee and Mrs. Robert Mc­
of 1 Park avenue. New York, tn the xtat*
of New York, on th« 31at day of Decem­
Donald low scores. Light refresh­ ber. 1935. made to the insurance com-
mlaaloner of the state of Oregon, our-
ments were served after cards. * suant
to law:
The ladies of the Mary Elizabeth
Sunday school class met at the
home of Mrs. Anna Lee for their
regular meeting. Papers were read
by Mrs. Harry Van Gilder and Dr.
Leah Richelderfer. The committee
served refreshments.
C A PITA! 1
Amount of capital stock uald
up ..........................
Î1 000 000 00
INCOME
Net premiums received dur-
ins ths year
......................... $ 1.285.453 11
Interest, dividends and rents
received durlna the year
228.149 85
Income from other sources
received durlna the vear
77.287 30
Total Incom« t.L. ____
$1.590 870 0«
DISBURSEMENTS
losses paid durlna the
Quarterly conference will be held
at the Methodist church Tuesday
evening April 30 with District
Superintendent Yames of Salem
presiding.
Charles Broderson, Grand Chan-
celor and son, of Forest Grove,1
visited the Knights of Pythias
Monday evening of last week.
Twenty members from The Dalles
were present and put on second
degree work- Refreshments were
served after the meeting.
and
salarie« i
th« year .....
and t—s paid
rear .................
I other exDen-
Commi
paid
S
Mr. and Mrs. Paul MYCulloch
and daughter Doris were Easter
guests at the home of his parents
in Portland.
Albright Commission Co., Inc.
757.M2 87
Machineless Permanent
417.15« 94
43.140 98
311.979.73
Total sxpendltares..........
$1.529.980 62
ASSETS
Value of real estat« owned
(market value) ......
.1 »
»5.000 00
Value of stocks and bond*
owned (amortised value)
Other aiMts ...................................
Cash In banks and on hand.
402.114 38
Premiums In course of collec­
tion written since Septem­
ber 20. 1934 .........................,
258.247 27
Interest and rents due ano
accrued ................ ...................
57.910 81
“»H
Total admitted assets .. »5.877.833
LIABILITIES
Oroas claims for losses un­
paid ......................
$1.47145135
Amount of unearned premi­
ums on
all outstandinw
risks ............... . .................. 1.188.27«
Due
for
commission
and
brokeraae
..
16.142
All other liabilities, includ­
ing
contingency
reserve.
»88.835 82 ................................
105.835
Totai^ |labllltiM.
87
except
Tc.al
liabilities.
capital .... ..
Capita] paid up
.. ..
Furp’us over all labilities.
Surplus as regards oollcv
holders ...
The choice of smart women
because of superior beauty and
utmost comfort.
17.054.245 99
Total
..............................
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE TEAR
N?t nri-miums received dnr-
10.744 19
ina the vear
....
tosses mid durlna the vear
2.185 54
ossex incurred durin« the
2.055 A4
year
....-.............. ...........
Nime of cotnpsnv. /M’^TCAN CENTRAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Hrm'1 of president. F W Koecker»
Nime of Secretary. D D H?nrv
Statutory reni de nt attorney fcr service,
Phillip« Beck.
DAVIS BEAUTY SALON
301 H E 2nd St,
The Dalles, Ore.
7 PLAN YOUR
I VACATION
kTRIP NOW!
82
eùraìus over atfuaïiUdM:
2.859.223 6«
Total
...
»5.877.82! M
BU3INF88 IN OREGON FOR TRF TWR
Net premiums received dur-
ina th« year ................
$
it 89r ’0
Loaves paid durlna the rear..
1.395 71
Name of company
CDTUMni* CAS­
UALTY COMPANY
Name of president. Henrv Col’ins
Name of aecretarv 1 Fred Ran-ex
Statutory resident attorney for serv­
ice. K L McDoueal. 1401 American
Bank B'.da.. Portland. Oi.
Charles H. Breeden passed away
Sunday the 14th at The Dalles. He When Your Shoes need repan
was the father of Ethel Manning,
send them to
wife of the former coach here, now
living at Garibaldi.
WERN MARK’S
KEPATR1NG
THE DA1.LFS
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VISIT TNI
National Parks
METSKER’S NEW
SHERMAN COUNTY ATLAS
Buy Metsker’s new up-to •
«ate atlas of SHERMAN CO- 2
: UNTY. It shows all proper- •
; ties and ownerships. Town- ;
1 ship maps and atlases of over 2
; 60 counties in Oregon and •
; Washington and northern Id- :
> aho. The beat maps made. 2
• For sale at the county asses- •
I sor’s office, Moro, Ore. and ;
i at “Metsker the Map Man” •’
; 514 8.W. Oak at. Portland Or;
GRAND TETON
ZION
BRYCE CANYON
GRAND CANYON
Travel by rail—greater ccrnrort, faster,
safer. Three classes of very low round
trips beginning May 15, as follows:
PPAPU FARI-^ ”“'n d« luxe coach«*. Separate
bUAbn I An to
smoking room. Porter service.
TOURIST FARFC “’n
modern towrlst con
lUUniOI I ARLO
p|MS .imping wr charge.
FIDQT PIACQ "“in Standard sleepers plus
I I RO I uLAuw
sleeping car charge.
Return limits to October 31, 1935
[ completely
air conditioned ]
ON OR ABOUT MAY FIRST
The PORTLAND ROSE
Dally between Portland and Chicago
Dr. J. A. BUTLER
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Bird and
children spent a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Medler who also en-
4.021.879.44
72
YELLOWSTONE
Reverend Roy Cookingham, wife
and children were entertained at’
dinner Sunday evening at the home!
of Mrs. Elizabeth Fuller.
$3.032.5M 55
»1.000.000.00
2.021.879 44
21
2.81* 510.21
Mra. Gloria E. Rickards left over GOOD SHOE
the week end to attend the fourth 204 Second St. :
biennial meeting of the Northwest
Music Supervisor’s
conference
which opened Monday at Boise.
Idaho.
237.804 00
paid .
.
...................
$
Amount of unearned pre-
m ums on all outstandins
2.409.741 80
risks
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Due for commission and brok-
eraae
...............
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7.500 0«
383.520.75
All other liabilities
The modern way to a soft
lustrous wave that looks and
acts like naturally curly hair.
except
Surplus as retards policy-
holders .. .......
.................
Wayne Darby, Principal of Cul­
ver school is at his home ¡here laia
up with an attack of the mumps.
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The Highest Price
LIVESTOCK
Net
txpe:
The Moro Garden Club extended ।
an invitation to the Wasco club,
to meet with them on Friday of last j
week at the home of Mrs. Truman
Strong.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
NOT1CE TO CREDITORS
NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE husband and wife, or either of NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE
OF REAL PROPERTY
On Monday, June 3, 1935, at the ' bhem’ hBd
on April 8, 1981
Notice
is hereby given that the
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned
Henry Yeackel has
On
Saturday,
the
4th
day
of
undersigned
C.
A.
Tom,
has
been
hour of 10:00 a. m., rt the front (the date of the execution of the
been
duly
appointed
administrator
May,
1935,
at
the
hour
of
ten
appointed
administrator
of
the
es-
mortgage
upon
which
said
judg
­
door of the (Coun.y < >urt Hone
o
’
clock
A.
M.
at
the
front
door
01
tate
of
George
E.
Wilkerson,
de-
with
the
will
annexed,
of the Es­
ments
are
based)
and
any
and
all
in Moro, Sherman Cou. y, Oregon.
I will sell at auction to 'ho highest interest which they or either of the Court house in Moro, Sher- ceased, and has qualified as such tate of Jacob Crocker, deceased.
All persons having claims ag­
bidder for cash, t. < f oi wing de­ them and any or all persons hold-I man County, Oregon, I will sell administrator. All persons having
ing
by,
through
or
under
them
or
'
at
public
auction
to
the
highest
claims
against
said
estate
are
here
ainst
said Estate are hereby noti­
scribed real ¿property, located in
Sherman County, Oregon, to-wit: either of them may have since ac-' bidder for cash, the following des- by notified and required to pre- fied to present the same duly ver­
quired therein. The purchaser at cribed real property located in sent tihe same duly verified to the ified, to the undersigned, at the
East Twenty-five feet of Lots
said sale will be put into immed- Sherman County. Oregon, to-wit: undersigned at his home at Ruf- office of John M. Stapleton, his
Seven (7) and Eight (8), and
iate possession of said property J
The West Half of the South- us, Sherman County( Oregon, with attorney, Vogt Building, The Dal­
the East Twenty feet of Lots
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___ west Quarter of Section Thirty-¡in six months from the date of
les, Oregon, within six months
and of the whole thereof.
Five (5) and Six (6); and Lots i
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— _ _____
five> ¡n Township One North, the first publication of this notice, from the date of the first publica­
.
HUGH
CHRISMAN
Three (8) and Four (4); and
Range Seventeen, East of the to-wit: April 5, 1935 .
tion of this notice, to-wit: this 12
Lots One (1) and Two (2) save । Sheriff of Sherman County, Oregon
Willamette Meridian; the West
C. A. Tom, Administrator day of April A. D. 1935. ‘
Galloway & Krier,
and excepting a tract of
Half of the Northwest Quarter Galloway A Krier, Attorneys,
Henry Yeackel
Attys, for Plaintiff.
ground in the Northeast cor­
of Section Three in Township The Dalles, Oregon
Administrator with the will an-
ner of said lots and heretofore
First publication April 26, 1935.
One South, Range Seventeen.
nexed.
deeded to Gertrude Mathieson
Last publication May 24, 1935.
East of the Willamette Meridian
Miss Faye Thompson has re-
by deed recorded in Volume
I and Blocks Twelve and Thirteen turned to Portland to resume her John M. Stapleton, Attorney for
“U’\ of the Deed Records of
and Lots Four and Five of Block studies at Behnke-Walker busi­ the Estate, Vogt Building,
CP ANNUAL f'^TPMENT OP
Slherman County. Oregon, at
Thirty of DeMoss Springs, ac­ ness college.
The Dalles, Oregon. 4-12 5-10
4 MXL.Y of 8t Louis. •>' Che state of
page 172, as shown by the rec­
cording to the recorded plat
f wV
on the 31at d-
of December.
ords in the office of the County
1 >54. made to the insurance cmnmtaslontr
there-of on file with the County
of the itile of Oregon
.l u.int to. law:.
Clerk of Sherman County,
Clerk of Sherman County, Ore­
CAPITA T
Oregon, all of said Lots being
Amount of capital stork mild
gon, all in Sherman County Ore-
S1.C00.000 00
un ................... ...
in Block Nine (9), in the town
I Said sale is made under execu-
ircoj.»'
Net or»n ‘um, received eurn»
<\f Rufu^ Sherman County,
$2.292.932 9 I tion issued out of the Circuit Court
the year . .... .
Interest, dividends r.nd r :us
Oregon, as appears by the
can be realized from
282.887 04 1 of the State of Oregon for the
re-Mved d’ rir* »a yp-r
recorded plat thereof recorded
Income from other jtoui -es
County
of
Sherman
to
me
directed
74.29« M
received durin« the *c-r
in the office of the Clerk of
in the case of Walther— Williams
’ro'ai Income
..
$2.650.097 49
Sherman County, Oregon.
Company, a corporation, plaintiff,
DlSBURW^i TKT3
Nit losses paid durine the
vs. Mamie Aurelia DeMoes, a wi­
Said sale is made under execu­
* when shipped to
year includine aoins'm ni
expenses
;...
,
»1.072.340 30
dow; Elbert T. DeMoss and May*
tion issued out of the Circuit Dividends
paid on — p tnl
100.000 00
stock darins the veer
belle DeMoss, husband and wife;
Court of the State of Oregon for' Commission*
* and
xalcrlex
Henry S DeMoss, a single man;
928.000 09
oalo during the »ear
Sherman County, to me directed Taxes,
licenses and fee« »aid
Harry B. Pinkerton; The Un­
Union Stock Yard* North Portland, Ore,
147.225 48
in the case of “Charles E. See,
during the vear
Amount of all other exn. mli-
known Heirs of George G. De-
plaintiff, vs. Clara Pybum and J. A.
turea .....
............. 212.019 53
Most Livestock Producers recognize this fact
M ohs .
deceased; Also all other
M?4S9.585 40
Pybum, husband and wife, de-
Total expenditures
persons or parties unknown claim­
ASSET«
feMdants ”
•Why Not Be
of the Thousands that are Satisfied?
Va'ue of
tocks and bonds
ing any right, title, estate, - lien
I am directed to sell particularly
$6,631.834
05
owned «market value)
804.082 45
C
sh
In
bank*
and
on
hand
or
interest
in
the
real
estate
des-
all of the interest in the above
Premium* 1n course of col-
Our Market Report issued every two weeks
lect'on written since Seu-
cribed in the complaint herein, de-
described property which Clara
296.340 I«
teinber 30. ’934
is I|TREE for the asking.
fendants.
Interest and rent« due and
i
Pyburn and J. A. Pybum, then
81.700 00
accrued
...... . . .
210.289 33
Ail o.her ,
............................
Hugh Chrisman.
$7.064.245 99 , Sheriff of Sherman County
Total admitted assets
LIABILITIES
j 4-5-12-19-26
Zotoz $10 and Jamal $6.50
Gross claims for losses un-
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DENTIST
Enjoy cool, clean, air-conditioned comfort in Coaches,Tour­
ist and Standard Sleepers, Diner. Observation Lounge Car.
In Moro the First Week
in Each Month
Total Income. ............... .,.. 8
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
year,
including
adjust­
ment expenses .................. $
Commissions and
salaries
paid during the year.... ..
Taxes, licenses snd fees paid
during the year...........
Amount of all other expendi­
tures .......................................
T x F xt Y c T a
744.417 '9
849.550 C8
C8.214.iO
584. M3 »9
Total expenditures ............... I 2.037445 C3
ARSITS
Value of real estate owned
'market value) .... *. ,■ I
444.290 28
Loans on mortsases and col­
lateral. ete .........................
Deposit with Underwriters*
associations .......... ............
Cash ‘n
banka
ana on
Mad .................................
Premiums In course of col­
lection written since Sep-
ber 30. 1034 .....................
Interest and rents due aha
and accrued .............
Reinsurance recoverable on
paid losses .......................
Tot.1
We Welcome Applications
For Accommodation
1.902.81» 54
152,540 38
The only way we can learn of your financial requirements
is for you to tell us. The only way you can know how
willing we are to lend a helping hand is to let us tell you
personally. Among our services are—
Crop and farm Ioans
Commercial and business loans
Repairing and remodeling loans
Personal and individual loans
1.000 00
• 13.029 09
453 12« 49
12,517 18
27.385 48
3.528.433 2«
Gross claims for losses un-
P*M ..
............ i
Amount of unMrhtd pre­
miums on all outstanding
risks
.............. ..............
Due for commission and
All othe^Vabilitiea
183.120.00
C. R, Harding ...
L. A. Littleton ...
1,772.898 M
S.OOQ.OO
IM.It*.59
Total
liabilities,
except
capital
............................... । 2,114.197 25
Capita] paid up
$
818.494 00
Burplus over all lUbllltles .
MS.945 02
Burping as regards pollcy-
holders ................................... 1.412J41.M
BUSTNES^ ’iN ORkdÖN FOR TH? Y b L r
Net P’emlumi t -eived dur-
in- the year
..............
2 968 74
Lo ?r
d during tte ee-r
im D2
D tbmi incurred durine **«r
1»H.M
N’LT^°!.£2.n:P''’’v' anarch ftrb I n -
------- Manager
Ass’t Manager
The Dalles Brancoli
of the
United States National Bank
of Portland
Head Office: Portland, Oregon
Nir” rf president. R ’ph RfwHnas
Name of aecretftrr. Wiliam R Daley.
Another faat train dally Portland to Chicago
The PACIFIC LIMITED
OFFICE, WASCu
DENTAL X-RAY SERVICE
BY’ir~?T3 CF a :, J
THE MON*""” ri
PANY Ci
i .
Ohio, on th”
made to the .asu
■n
the state of C . ci. ■ ; jr.:,
CAPITA«
Amount of cup'.al sTo’uk paid
up ......... ;................................. 1
INCOME
Net premiums lecelvcd dur­
ing the year...........................»
l.M8.^4 i3
Interest, dividends and Xv.,.s
received durtn« tne year..
104 ’'3jl
Income from other sources
received during the year..
477 164 .1
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to all points East, call on local agent.
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Wasco
Oregon
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Cengia! Gold Drop
V.C. Family Flour
$8.40 bbl
Choicest Patent
all hard wheat
Special Price on 2 bbl, or more
Orders taken for SEED Oats and Barley
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
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right awag!"
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