Sherman County observer., March 13, 1914, Image 4

T h e O bserver Husbands of Edith
FRIDAY........
OREGON.
March 13.1913
The Rapid Reader’s Review of
Recent Reports Rewritten
From March 1 to May 1 te a closed
gins tth for net ti*b iwg on the Colum­
b ia riv e r.
State Bank Superintendent Sargent
has Issued a certificate to the First
N ational Bank of Um atilla to do bual-
A new armory 1s to be built by M ult­
nomah county for the Oregon national
guard.
Astoria's rainfall last month amount­
ed to S M Inches. The total was S.71
Inches lees than that of the record
of the same month in previous yean.
State Treasurer Kay has received
810,000 from the treasurer of Baker
county, which te, the first to make a
payment this year on the t i n t half of
taxes.
Bast side lines of the Southern Pa­
cific announce a five hour train serv­
ice between Springfield and Portland.
The exact date for beginning the Im­
proved service has not been given out
The Lake county court has appro­
priated 88800 for use la reducing the
grade at Millican hill, oa the McKen-
ste Pass road. The forestry depart­
ment will furnish 82000.
State Senator J. N. Burgess of Pen­
dleton sold 28,000 pounds of wool at
18 cents a pound, an advance of 1 cent
over the price received last year. This
te the first sale of the season reported
from that section.
The Tillamook Bay Construction
company has been awarded the con­
tract for the construction of the first
unit of Bay City's proposed municipal
dock, for 84800. Work w ill be com­
menced at once.
- A plan te on foot to divide Lane
county. Olenada, Mapleton and Flor­
ence cltteene have named delegates to
plan a program. One reason for the
desired change 1s the Impassable con­
dition of some of the roads, it te said. Synopsis o f th e A n n u a l S ta te m e n t i
WllUBaflDN’S 1 N 8 U R A N C K C O M P
Banka of Medford are offering to o f N e w a rk , in t h e S t a t e o f New >J
oa
8 1 s t day o t D ecem ber. 1918,
take all warrants issued in Jaokaon t o the
t h e t e M t r a n c e C o m m is s io n e r c
S
ta
te
o
f O regon, p u rsu a n t to -la w :
county, a t par. The work of bolster­
ing np the credit of the county has A m o u n t o f c a p i t a l stock paid
been going on for some time, and
N a t p r e m l u m e r e c e iv e d d u r­
with excellent re s u lts .__
in g the yeer
........ 68
Irvine Acheeon won the prohibition I a te r eat, d ivid en d « and re n te
received
d
u
r
in
g
th
e
y
eer ,
oratorical oonteet of Albany College Inco m e fro m o th e r sources
received d u rin g th e y e a r . .
and w ill represent Albany in the In­
tercollegiate prohibition
oratorical . T o ta l Inco m e . . . . » . . . >1
oonteet of« Oregon next month. Ache- N e t loeeee p a id d u r i n g *th s
eon spoke on “T h e Leeeon From the
y e w .......................... .............. 61
D i v i d e n d s - t> * td d a rin g th e
Past and the Present"
y e a r oa c a p ita l sto ck . . . ;
m tesio M
an d
s a larie s
Attorney-General Crawford, in an C o p m
a id d u rin g th e y e a r ..........
opinion w ritten at the request of T . J. T exan , licenses sa d fees p aid
d u r i n g the y e a r ....................
T h r ift assessor of Coos county, holds A m
o u n t o f a ll o th e r e x p e n d i­
tu res ................................... ..
that uncultivated land of the same
character and quality of contiguous
T o ta l e x p e n d itu res . . . . . . 6 1
cultivated land should he aseeeeed at V a lu e o f re a l estate owned
(m a r k e t v a lu e ) .................. 61
the same value for taxation.
V a lu e of stocks a n d bends
Evangelist Bulgln called on Gover­
owned (m a r k e t v a lu e ) . . . I
nor Weet to send troops to "clean up" Loans on m o rtg ag e s and e o l-
C M ^ n V 'b a n k s 'a n d on h an d .
Pendleton. H e asserts that grafters
P rem ium s In oourse o f c o l­
are active with the saloon and gamb­
le c t io n w r it t e n since 8e p -
ling Interests, and that the city attor- / tem b e r 30. 1 8 1 ) .................. ..
i
hao boon furnished him.
A bow treatment for tuberculosis te
being tried by Dr. D. M. Brown and
his aaaoclates, nays a report from
Aahtend. Fish, preferably the salmon,
are subject to hypodermic Injections
of Iodine, thus iodixing the blood of
the fish, from which the serum is
Mro. Anna Rebecca S tew art a pio­
neer of throe different statue and a
resident of Albany continuously for al­
most half a century, celebrated her
lt d birthday at her home In Albany.
She was a resident of IUlnolo, Iowa
and Oregon In the pioneer days of
each state.
Twenty acme o f tend on the foot
bills overlooking South Portland and
valued at 6100,000, has Just bean do­
nated to the state of Oregon as a cam­
pus for the medical department of the
Unlveralty of Oregon by the Oregon-
Washington Railroad A Navigation
oompany.
T . B. McMeans, for the past two
y e a n agent a t Copperfleld, the scene
of Governor West's recent clean-up,
following a permit by the state rail­
road commission to close the station
has left town. The depot te boarded
np, the equipment te gone, and Cop
perfleM te now only a flag station.
Giving aa his slogan, “Government
•wneteblp of public monopolies; Ore­
gon resource* fcr Orc?nn: lrw-a f<v
the people.” Representative Lafferty,
of the Third Congressional DtetrieL
baa tiled bte declaration ae a candi­
date for the republican nomination for
rorioctioa with Secretary of State 01-
880,000,00
dariag
. . ..
eta rs-
..........
n.o4o.oi
...* ,.. t n .s o s .i i
d u rin g
T M * L A W UBUOW A M D R O C K
IN S U R A N C E CO. AML
' London, io the K in g d o m o f O re s t
I ta i it. on the H a t d ay o f Decem ber.
1918, m ade t o th e In s u ra n c e Com m ie-
slon er e f th e S t a t e o f O regon, p u rs u a n t
to la w :
„ s.
■
C ap ito l.
S
9 7 ,0 d 0 3 0
Il.f77484.88
433,03930
388,160.00
8 ,5 4 7 ,8 3 4 3 6
ï& fe S H !
4, <38,157.91
T o t a l Incom e ...................... | 818.878.88
Dlabareeeaenta.
361.040.55
dur'”* ..u ,i
Com m ieaioas
and
salaries
p aid d u rin g the y e a r ......... 187,188.18
T axes. Ueeneee and fees p aid
d u r in g t e e y e H r ............... ..
84,18838
A m o u n t o f a ll o t h e r e x p e a d l-
R e m itta n c e to Home o ffic e .
66*879.69
179.080.06
I
............... . ■ i— i -i «
Tote» U e b illtie e e r e 1
o f capila.) sto ck . . .
T o ta l p re m lu m e la f o r o
°nto^M M *to C N c m ì
T o ta l
in te re s t «nd re n te due
and
accrued ...............................
........... .
T ria l
c a p ita l
Meek . . . .
88.498.98
T ria l
446,471.8)
14.446.1
w
4.619.66
T o ta l in s u ra n c e t
*■ tember 81, 1918.
risks written
S ta tu to ry g e n e r a l
f o r service: A. C.
1
T o ta l p rem ium s la 1
oem ber 81. 1618 .
19,987.97
T o ta l ris k s w r itte n d u rm x
¡1 .5 4 8 ,6 0 » .00
th e y e a r
....................
Gross
prem iu m s
received
18.474.48
d u rin g the y e a r . . . . . . . . . .
P re m iu m s re tu rn e d d u rin g
6/697.79
th e y e a r ...................................
6.814.71
Looses paid d a rin g th e y e a r.
Loosen in c u rre d d u rin g the
6.999.78
y e a r ...................... .....................
T o ta l am o u n t o f ris k s o u t-
13.307.87
Decem ber, 1918. made u
Com m issioner o f the 01
p u rs u a n t to la w : ____
A m o u n t o f c a p ita l stock
UP • • • • • • • .,«•
f »»«»•.
N o t p rem iu m s received
In te re e u V v i d e n / t e ’i a d ’ l
L A W U N IO N A R O C K INS. (
B p f f i i m r ■ - fln>>
P a c ific Coast M g r. and AW
S ta tu to ry g en e ra l a g e n t an«
fo r servtoe:
R a lp h D . I
W ilc o x Bldg^ P o rtla n d . Of
ef P ittetenA . la the M ete af Pbaasrhrasia.
en the Slat day ef December. 1918, HU<1. u>
the Insurance <3ommieetea«r ef the State ef
Oregon, pursuant te tew:
GApttAJL
▲manat of eapkal Meet paid ap 61,000,000.00
y "i r TIMS,
fe c k s
and
A U r o th e r a ^ * s b i t l ‘t ie a
64.888.81
1 9 8 .8 M .M
N e t p rem iu m s received d u r­
in g the y e a r ...........................|
Aseess. 1918, 659.49, and 1418.
8 1 9 3 9 6 3 4 .................................
In<x>me fro m o th e r sources
received d u rin g th e y e a r . .
N e t p rem iu m s received* d u r­
in g th e y e a r ........................ 66.198.848.64
Ia te r e e L d iv id e n d s a n d r e n t e
reeelved d u r i n g th e y e a r . . 888.688.49
In c o m e f r o m o t h e r s o u r c e s
reeelved d u rin g th e y e a r . .
0.118.68
N e t p rem iu m s reoelvsd d u r-
la g the y e a r .........................| 689.998.5»
In te re s t, divid end s end re n te
reeelved d u rin g th e y e a r . . " 81.946.45
T o ta l Incom e . . . . ' » ............ 6 598,849.84
IMnkwreeauente.
N e t losses paid d u rin g th e
^yeer
.................... ---------------- 411.186.84
R e m itte d
to H e e d
O ffic e
d u rin g th e y e e r ....................
89,767.69
C o m m is s io n s
and
sa larie s
6L108,844u03
d u rin g th e y ea
T o ta l e x p e n d it u r e s ........... 96.481,946.41
V a lu e o f re a l e s tate owned
(m a r k e t v a lu e ) ....................
MU
V a lu e of stocks a n d bonds
o w n ed (m a r k e t v a lu e ) ...7 ,6 9 8 3 1 8 .8 8
L o a n s oa m o r t g a g e s end col­
la te r a l, a t e . ......... ...................
MU
B ills -r e e e iv a b ie a n d p e tty
' accounts reo elveab le (>8,-
989.76, 14,411.89) ..................
6,947.76
Cash In banks en d on h an d . 469,666.41
i t e m i urns In oourse o f ool-
lectio n w r it t e n since S e p ­
te m b e r 88. M U ........... ..
881.768.87
In te re s t due a n d a e e r u e d ...
96,401.84
AheeSn
' T o ta l sxpendlti
D ividend s paid dsri
oa s sp itsl i t n A .
Commission« and I
d a rin g the y e s « ..
sa<
d a ria g the year.
Aasount of ail other a:
8,88831
.
4136038
.
708,556.00
178.608.00
3
t
sines
received d u rin g 1
T o ta l Incom e . . .
D is b a r
C o m m is s io n »
Frsmiams is course
...............
T o ta l assets ..................
Lees special deposits In
s ta te ( I f a n y th e re be)
91.085.717.88
J
>8.48838
and
744,718.84
pehd Aaring the j
8«
Tstsl suets ........... ................ 91.445,580.91
Tstsl s«MU admitted la Ors-
gua ............. . ¿ 7777:.- - c • -813d8.B00.91
6
8344.44
O rou elsima fo r k a s s M U a p s id . 0 89L 0*8.48
Am ount of unc«rnsd prem ium s ou
all outotsuding risks................ 440.885.18
Dos for eemmisaiooead brokerage * 45.058.04
AU otter lisbilitiss.................... ..
18.087.88
T s ts l U sbilitiss ..........................0
T r ia l p rs m iu m i ia fores P l asm
7 8 8 ,8 0 4 .8 4
T o ta l incom e ...................... 16.688.888.84
Dirisureeasente.
N e t loeeee p aid d u rin g the
y e e r ......... ,*.............................. f)
81.914.66
D ivid e n d s p a id d u rin g th e
y e e r on c a p ita l sto ck . . . .
Com m issions
and
salaries
p aid d u rin g the y e a r .........
T axes, licenses and fees paid
d u r i n g the y e a r ....................
A m o u n t o f a ll o th e r e xpen di­
tu res : .................. ..................... 1
R e m ittan c e s to H o m e O ffic e
tu re s . . . . i . . . .
V a lu e e f re e l si
(m a r k e t value]
1913
187,687.88
Synopsis o f th e A n n u a l S ta te m e n t o f the
U n ite d States BsuneA____
N O R T H B R I T I S H A 4M R O A N T 11.K
IMSU R A N C H CO 48PANY
o f London and R d in h u rg h . la th e K in g ­
dom o f G ro a t B r ita in , on the S la t d a y o f
Decem ber, 141». made to the In s u ra b e e
C om m issioner o f the S ta te o f O regon,
p u rsu a n t to la w :
C a p ita l.
A m o u n t o f c a p ita l s t o c k paid
up. Dep. ia N. Y, g te te . l 499.909.t4
A m o u n t o f a ll otl
w r itte n
8 Y78.744.8i
4,000.00
13.T33J»''
▼alas sf stocks sad
(market value) .
Lasss oa mortgage!
o J r t.t .t o .y
. . . . . . « ...•< ,
4 ,0 0 0 .0 0
Trial lueome ....... ................ 7» «.»14.747.54
SXSBUXSXMZXTO.
Net loaasa paid onnug t M year. .4 4.«03.851.4ft
Total expenditure
e g on
611.144.48
400,000.00
O th e r assets ..........
Y slus
of
real
w
(market valu e ) .
T o ta l assets ........................|
T o ta l assets adositted la O r-
Zm r ...................... ................ 0 874,878.00
rasa premiums rsesirsd daring
35,833.33
the yeer .....................................
4dJ.S13.33
license«,
• a e e e e e e e e e e e e s
Total lisbiliUe« exelaair« of
'
sspitsl sleek ...................... 41.941.455.54
T ria l issaraaes is force De-
T l r iilV '
------ f l 0 1 3 8 5 . 2 3 4 . 0 0
riel risks w ritt«r*d urin« th*
I . Ito B U U • ! H r>
of D tassi bar, 1919, stade to
srnmisaloosr of the State sf T o t a l rte k e W ritte n d urii
th e y e a r ...............................
T an s ,
!< > ••••,
In te re s t and re n te due and
accrued ......................................
XdaMBMm.
due and
A m o u n t o f unearned p re m ­
ium s ou a ll o u t s t a n d in g
visite
.......................... 3
D ue
fo r
eemrniaaion
and
Dividends paid durltix the year <m
sspitsl stock ...............................
300,000.00
teU M ttelo iia and salaries paid
diirina Iks y e a r .
...........
1,701.00734
Taxes, licenses and fess paid f e r -
te m b e r 89. 1918 ....................
Due fro m
R ein su rers
fo r
it reearvs
...................081388.58830
»tai poller elsima aapsid............ 879353.09
11 other UsbUltlM........................ 188,510.45
te c o u r s e o f c o l-
r t t t e n slnoe 8 e p -
161 3 .................... ..
the «»ate ef
T o ta l e x p e n d it u r e s ......... .. 81.998364A4
. A e e e fe
V a lu e e f s to c k s a n d bonds
o w n e d (m a rk e t v a le s ) . . | 788.989.M
Cash in banks sod on h a n d .
6L794.18
PVemmms in course o f c o l ­
le c t io n w r itte n since le g - .
T ria l ««sets ...........................888319.91735
Total saaris admitted in Ore-
fen ...............
088,91031735
tks and on h an d,
o ther ( umpaniae
Wanes ....................
Ì I re n ts
paid d u rin g th e r e a r . . . . . 879,681.78
T axes, licenses s a d fees p a id
d u r i n g the y e a r .....................
88,748.88
A m ou nt e f a ll e th e r expen di­
tu res .......................................... 886,887.47
bonds
la rk e t v alu e) . . ) )
OTtgages and eol-
8SC0MB.
Net p rem tsm reestved daring the
yssr ...........................................4 M 4 A 1 1 7 .M
198.871.18
11L807.18
8 L 8 8 8 .H
HsMHttee •<
T o ta l lia b ilitie s i
o f c a p ita l stock
u t o r y d e p o s it )
48.18L 818.48
fe e Y e a r,
* w
»on ......... ijiUi&ii.' *
ftska
rte k s * w r itt e n * di
3L7M.468.89
t-llB JT MUT e e a e d d e e e e e e e e e e ^
Gb-ees arenai urna reoelvsd d n r -
ln g thè y e a r . . . . . . . . . . . . .
P re m lu m e re tu ra e d d u rln g
.......
18,164.11
T o ta l assets ’
61,878.888.68
T o ta l assets a d m itte d In O re -
’ • M t *.**AI8
Orose claim s fo r loasee u n -
AU o th e r lia b ilitie s
118,994.91
lum e o a a ll o u ts ta n d in g
rte k s •« t/>! > • • » • » »
Due
fo r
eom m laaioa
A fa s S ÌT U m iu ;:::
T o t a l e x p e n d itu r e s ..............| 888,888.87
Assets.
V a lu e o f stock« and b o n d s
ow ned (m a r k e t v a lu e ) ..81,168.188.88
Cash in baa a s and on h a n d ..
16,117.48
P re m iu m s m ceurse o f e e l-
T o ta l assets a d m itte d in O r­
egon ........................................614.818,696.86
Id a b M M iM .
Gross claim s fo r losses u n ­
p aid .......................................... 8 440,488.69
A m o u n t o f u n e a rn e d p ra m -
lum a on a ll o u ts ta n d in g
.
r i s k s ........... * ...........................7 .1 2 8 ,9 4 7 .4 8
D us
fo r
com m ission
and r
b ro k e ra g e ...............................
89,867.84
AU o t h e r l l a b l l i t l e e ..............
<46,994.84
Intereat, dividends and rants re-
eelvtd diirlux the y ea r.................
Income fans ether aourcss ts -
celved during the year...........
th e
974,01137
N e t p rem iu m s re c e iv e d * d u r­
in g th h y e a r ........................... |4 4 S ,8 1 « .5 I
In te re s t. dividend« and re n ts
re c e iv e d d u r i n g the y e a r . .
S8.8S7.18
In c o m e fro m o t h e r sources
received g u n ng the y e a r . . 4»6,»4».66
Amoont of capital tae«-k i*-id np-4 4.500.(XM>.«5
I
89,995.90
itssiona* * and
I d u r i n g the 1
CAVltAL.
L 496,500.00
1.50». 399.90
888.807.80
...
T ria l lamamB^ ^ ^ ^ . . n 4 » S . 0 M A l
f<HT
Ml*
■ollies sad aonoadsr vshass. 08,188.700.01
Dividend* M id to policy holders
T o ta l assets
, T . 614368.997.71
Less special deposits in i a y
s ta te ( I f a n y th e re be) . . . 44.487.86
the Iaanraae«' «'«inmlvkMier of
Oregon, poranant to la tr:
96,798.19
i94.iae.9o
. . . 1 , 0 8 0 , * < 0 72
to
'
T o ta l lia b ilitie s exclusive
o f o s p ita i stock . . . . . . 31
T o ta l lia b ilitie s exclusive
Business to Oresrea f o r 4b
of c a p ita l stook o f I L -
T o t a l ris k s w ritte n d u rin e
000 000 89 ................. .............. 88.119.17L88
T o ta l Incom e .................... . . I
T o ta l p re m iu m s In fores D e ­
th e y e a r ............... • v i *
D te b a r se a t e ■ t s.
G ross p rem iu m « received.dur­
cember 8 L 1818 ................ .41,611.444.44
N e t loasee paid d u rin g ihe
in g th e rò g r ....................
■welasee l a Oregefc fee use Y ear.
y
e
a
r
TO t a i am o u n t of ris k s o u t­
P re m iu m s re tu rn e d d u rin g
T o ta l ris k s w r it t e n d u rin g
E x p e n s e o f a d j u s t i n g losses,
s t a n d i n g la
O regon D e ­
th e year ...................... .. . .7718,811,478.08
th e y e a r .......................... ..
« o m m is s io n s
and
salaries
c
e
m
b
e
r
11.
1
9
1
8
J
..................
1.844.466.88
Losses paid d u rin e the y — r .
G ro s s p r e m i u m s reoelvsd d u r-
p aid d u rin g th e y e a r . . . . .
Loeeee In c u rre d d u rin g th e
la g tbs y e a r . . . . . . . . . . . . .
84.841.14 r i D K L I T Y / ’ H E N IX F IR M IN S C R -
licenses and fees p a id
A
N
C
B
CO.
O
F
M
B
W
Y
O
R
K
.
y » r s e a s e ...........................
•
<•
P rem iu m s re tu rn e d d u rin g
d u r i n g th e y e a r ....................
B y Jas. A . S w la n etu a. S e e reta ry .
T o ta l am o u n t o f ris k s o u t-
th e y e a r ....................................
8,684.88
A m o u n t e f a ll o th e r expend I
s U n d in c in Oregon D o -
Losses paid d u rin g tb s y e a r.
40.3 56 20 S ta tu to ry g e n e ra ) a g e n t and a tto rn e y
fo r eerviee: A . P7 L a n g e . P o rtla n d .
esm bsr 11« 1913 . • » » • • • • • • 134,358.00
Looses In c u rre d d u rin g th e
y e a r .............. ...........................
89,887.96
T o ta l e x p e n d itu re s ^ .. ......... 8 88,898.41
S ta tu to r y g en e ra l a g e n t and a tto rn e y V a lu e o f re a l e s tate owned
■rai>M a e f the A aaasl R a te a u s t e f tSs
fo r service: The In s u ra n c e Comm lo-
S p r in g fie ld
F ir e
and
M a­
« u u :»
i.îîîîl
B y A. H . H aaeln g er.
r in e In su r a n c e C o.
/s a s a
T o ta l assets a d m itte d te O re­
of Bprtn<neM. In the g ists of Massachusetts,
gon ............................. Ì . . . 7 7 . . I
L611.48
as the Slat «lay of DecemSer. 1813. made to
853,476.98
. .99,106,919.99
• 1>L®71.»1 TSUI premium iaeaau................81,841,758.65
8 y nopals of the A n n u a l S ts tem an t o f the
frie rs sLdhr l deu da. end rente re­
reoelved d u rin g th e y e a r . . 686,486.48
riC D IC K A L IM 8 U R A N C B C O M P A N Y
Paid
l e t leases sad a d ju stm ents 78,781.50
ceived daring the year............. 088,088.45
Inco m e fro m o th er sources
o f Jersey C ity , in th e S ta te of New Paid fo r preenriag bastasse....
44.049.70 I > coese frwm ether sources re­
received d u rin g the y e a r . . 848,764.08 Jersey, on the 81st d ay e f D ecem ber. P aid fo r salaries e f o ffire r« , ef*
ceived fertng Ike year............. 663,08131
1818. made te th e In s u ra n c e C om m is­
flee help sad traveling ex­
T o ta l In o o m e ........................0T.197.5l2.48 sioner o f the S ta te o f O regon, p u rsu an t
penses- ..................................
6,705.39
to la w :
Paid far rentals, maps and ratings
1,884.88
N e t losses p a id d u r i n g th<
P aid for pelatihfc edwMB^I
A m o u n t e f c a p ita l sto ck p aid
and
postage
...............................
1,888.80
»SSI« 047.58
__________paid d u r i n g th e
y s a t oa c a p ita l s t o c k ___ 868,000.00
8 M .4 4 8 3 7
C o m m is a to n s
and
s a la rie s
p aid d u r i n g the v e e r 7 7 . . .1.178,788.88
la g t h e y e a r . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 1 . 8 8 6 , 8 4 8 . 4 7
100,000.00
T axes, licenses and fees p aid
In te re s t, d lvid em ls end re n te
d u r i n g t h e y e a r ....................
408,188.60
received d u rin g th e y e a r . . 118,864.44
<88,185.31
A m o u n t o f a ll o th e r e x p e n d i­
Ia e e m e fro m o th e r sources
......
tu res ................................. ..-L 7 6 7 .970.06
received durhsg th e y e a r . ,
2,416.66
6 14L0T1.41
133,080.03
. T o ta l e x p e n d it u r e s ......... ^7,876,008.67
871,500.86
T o ta l in c o m e ....................... 31.484.610.11
6
44,188.78
Assets.
i H s b a r e i Bsaw t m '
V a lu e o f re a l estate ow ned
8L084 41
N e t losses paid d u r i n g t h e
8,2 5 2 .0 7
648,644.44 Hills ree si rabia sad Intarsst. . . .
(m a r k e t V a lu e ) .................. I 671.680.88
D /e te e n d e paid f
Vsraitw *, Hitares sad sapplkss I
8,19738
V a lu e of rio c k s and bonds
e .tn n a te d » I
5 0 ,0 0 0 00
^ |A 1 O L 6 8 8 3 9
ow ned (m a r k e t v a lu e ) . .11,416.464.88
18 8 .8 M 3 8 OoBtingant lia b ility
y e a r oa c a p ita l
10.
SM 38
L oans on m o rtg ag es and co l­
s a laries
Com m issions
an<
la te r a l. eto. ................
84.689.00
e a r ........... 6IS.18d.66
. . 3 3 8 8 ,0 1 8 3 d
p a id d u r i n g the
Cash in t a n k a a n d on handl.L998.487.64
fees paid
P re m iu m s in course o f c o l­
47.181.17
...8 3 1 8 3 7 6 .8 0
le c t io n w r itte n since N«p-
o th e r expendí
tas.<308,455 20
tem b e r 89. 1818 .................... 854.186.71
69.988.18
. . . 885.797.74
A ll o th er sseete
.............. 847,466.68
(red
In te re s t and re n ts due and
. . . 8 8 5 38 7 3 8
aeerued ...........................
A s s e ta .
. . . 184.030.94
T o tn l assets ........................ 68,888.80839
U a b ilM Is e .
Gross c laim s f o r lo s s e s on-
T o ta l lia b ilitie s e xclu sive
paid ......................................... 8 888,168.88
o f c a p ita l s to c k '-..............88,878,940.78
A m ou nt o f unearnod p re m ­
T
o
ta l p re m iu m s in force D e ­
ium s on a ll » « ^ te n d in g
cem ber 81. 1818 ............... 818.488.887.41
r i s k s ......................................... .1,848,186.81
D us
fo r
c o m m is s io n
and
b ro k e ra g e ...................................... 6.600 oo
A ll o t h e r lla b llit le e ................
8936A$4
8.919,868.85
T he state board of control was noti­
fied by Superintendent Steiner, of the
itx te insane asylum, that Pearl Jones
Holmes, poet and playwright, former­
ly of Rickreall, had tiled auit te Port­
land for 6 2 M M damages for Illegal
Incarceration te the asylum agnteat
ber form er husband, IL A. Holmes; J.
R. Teal, county Judge of Polk county,
and D r B. H. McCallon and himself
The Isbenon City Council baa peas
ed an ordinance making U a misde­
meanor for any minor te smoke a clg
nrette. or tele tobacco te any form I d
Lebnnow The punishment tor the
flfg t offense te n reprimand from the
mmticipnl Judge, and the eeoond te a
ap-6i88.oo0.O8
9 -.,0
.
MORO.
The Deepen Fly.
Perhaps the most wonderful of all
Continued from page L
Insects la the dragon fly. It goes
d en ying the fact that M m OdelTCiF through the a ir at the rate of sixty
ney was a “regular tlptopper," as Mr. BBSS as hoar and can atop Instantly
Rodney was only too eager to say. or can change its coarse backward or
She had the a ir of a bora lea d er that sideways without lessening Its speed
Is to say. she could he gracious w hen nr changing the position of Its body.
occasion demanded, without being pet*
M a la p r o p r ia n .
rontelng.
V isito r-Y o ur husband gate a lot of
la doe course o f time the Medcrofts
and Mtoe Fow ler were presented to the sentiment out of his pipe. Mrs. Rieb*
distiuguished couple.
This function qulck—Goodness. yes! I t Is perfectly
was oeceesearlly delayed until Odell- disgusting to see him clean It I—Judge.
C a rn e y had time to go Into (be d eta ils
of a particularly annoying episode of
the afternoon. H e was tolling the sto­
ry to hie friend Rodney, and of coarse
everything was at s standstill until he
got through
I t seems that Mr Odell-Carney felt
the need of a nap at 8 o'clock. He
gate strict Injunctions that there wae
to be no noise in the halls while be
slept and then went Into hie roam and
stretched out Any one who has stop­
ped at the Hotel Four Seasons will
have no difficulty In -seal ling the elec­
tric hell bells which serve to attract
the chambermaids to given spots. I f
one needs the chambermaid he press­
es the button In bla room and a lit­
tle bell In the hall tinkles fnrtonsly
ontil she responds and shuts I t off.
In that way one Is sure that aha has
. beard and la coming, a moat admirable
blt of German Ingenuity, I f she hap-
pens to be taking her lunch at the
time, the bell goes on ringing until she
returns. It te a falthfnl beU. Coming
beck to Odell-Carney, the maid oo his
floor was making up a room In close
proximity when a most annoying thing
h a p ^ M d to h e r
porter w K T W d
reason to dislike her came along u d
turned her key from the outside, kwk-
tng her In the room. She couldn’t get
out. and she bad been warned against
making a sound that might d isturb
the English guest. W ith rare Intelli­
gence. she did not scream or make an
outcry, hut wisely proceeded to press
the button for a chambermaid. Then
she evidently sat dotrn to wait. To
make the story short, she rang her
own call bell for two hours, no other
maid condescending to notice the call,
which speaks volumes for the almost
martial system of the hotel The bell
was opposite the nn/ra tor's door. Is
I t therefore, surprising that be ro
qulred a great deal of time to tell all « X - P ^ - i K ^ n - u a l m a ts r n jn t o f th e
that be felt? It was not so much of
IM iU iU N C X CO M PANY
N ow Y o rk C ity , 1a the S ta te o f New
what he did that be spoke at such o Y f o rk
, on th e l i s t d ay o f D ocem ber.
great length, but of what he fe lt
181», made to the In s u ra n c e Com m ie-
“ T o n me aoul.” he exploded In the lio n e r o f the S ta te o f O regon, p u rs u a n t
end, twisting bis mustache with ner­
. Q sp rie l.
vous energy. “It was the demdeet nap A m o u n t o f c a p ita l sto ck paid
up .............................................. 88.699,988.09
I ever had. I didn't close my eyes,
I m m m »
N o t p rem iu m s received, d u r ­
c'nfend me If I did."
in g the y e a r .........................88.888,161.56
To be Continued Next Week.
In te re s t, divid end s a n d re n ts
0
81349-17
ris k s w r it t e n d u r i n g
re a r ..............................0 1
premiums reoelved d e r ­
p a id
ate
la o u rrs
idi d u rin g
s s n rs d ..
: t h e y e e r.
lu rin g th e
(79.948.08
49.781.79
8L797,484.47
T
10366.49
T o ta l assets a d m itte d in O r­
egon ..........................................68.778,869.47
L le b U ltlc e .
Gross e lalm s fo r losses u n -
p aid . . . . A ............. .............. 6 417,846.48
A m o u n t o f u n e a r n e d p re m ­
ium s en a ll o u ts ta n d in g
r i s k s ....................................... .. .4349,674.19
AU o th e r lia h U ltle e , salaries,
re s ts , expenses, b ills, ac­
counts, ate. ......... ..
14,699.99
E s tim a te d -am ount h e re a fte r
* p a y a b le fo r fe d e ra l, state,
an d o th e r t a x e s ..................
89,760.09
T o ta l lia b ilitie s exclusive
o f c a p ita l sto ck . . . . . . .66.498,986.66
T o th l p re m iu m s In force D e ­
eem ber 81. 1818 ................819.618,119.78
Rusteeae t e O regon le g th e Y e a r.
T o ta l rla k a w r itte n d u r i n g
th e y e a r ..................7)8,199.6»« oo
Gross p r e m i u m s r e c e iv e d d u r ­
ing, te e y e e r
................ 199.614.96
iT e ro lu m s re tu rn e d d g ria g
th e y e a r
............................
84.941.46
Loeeee paid d u rin g the y e a r.
88.997.78
Looses In c u rre d d u rin g th e
year
....................
89.166.78
T o ta l a m o u n t o f ris k s o u t­
s ta n d in g la O regon D e -
N O R T H B R IT IS H A M B R C A h 4 i £ s I N ­
lURANi