Sherman County observer., April 21, 1922, Image 4

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Orders Taken
Good Judgement
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HOTEL* MADE > 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 LAST
MORO. OREGON.
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AW, WHATS THE USE
Vl
VWTCKDAM |N A RUNNING
BATTLE WITH BLACKMAILER*
WHO ROBBED HIM OF HÖ ENTifcf
FORTUNE'
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At the Observer office, M oro.
NATIONS M E H AT
GENOA CONFERENCE
T------
Gathering Opens With Clash
Between the Russian and
French Delegations.
SHELLS used as currency know it today, but they bad red ochre IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
with which they painted their bodies,
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
STATE OF QREGON FOR THE
O«noa. — The Genoa economic
Thus It developed that the tribe own
SCHEME
PROVED
A
NUISANCE
Probably
the
Earliest
Fenn
e
f
Meney
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
COUNTY OF SHERMAN
toronce wo formally opened Monday
hM the green stones wanted some red
ef Which There Is Any Real
Bank of Wasco, a corpor- ’
tn the historic palace of SL George
The Wi M. Barnett Bank,
eefcre,
end
each
article
became
a
hind
Offioe Foros Refused to Allow Moth od­
Knowledge.
ation, /
P laintiff,
by Premier Facta of Italy.
s f money—each became valuable for
a corporation, end Inde­
iasi Man to Overlook Letter
Summons
/ va
Every nation that participated In
trading
purposes.
pendent
Warehouse
and
Written to Himself.
The earliest tribes did not need
H.
B.
Thornberry,
It
was
nsBseeery.
however,
to
the World war wae represented with
M
illin
g
Com
pat.
y,
a
cor­
Washington, D. O — During the cal money because no Individual In tbh
Defendant.
The methodical Mr. Kellani grunted endsr year 1921 a total of 528 state tribe owned anything personally. All await the developments of a “unit ef
the exception of the United States
poration.
P laintiffs,
value”
before
money
betaine
elastic.
To
the
above
named defendant.
acknowledgement
uhen
Kessler,
ah
of-
VB
and private banks in the country were property belonged to the tribe as a
and Turkey.
It required something valuable In the H. B. Thornberry and Ma­
H. B Thornberry,
A clash over a ____________
disarmament . pro- flee assistant, presented him with a
closed, according to a statem ent Issued whole and none to any one person. eyes of these tribes.
One df the
7<e ChUcherln. the Rue- note, according to th e N e w York Sun.
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
Later on when the tribes met there
ttel I A. Thornberry,
p»»rn1 bv
. _
—«.Lnt, nr.
“Found thia In the K mall box. fit* by Comptroller of the Currency Crla- •rose the custom of barter or trade, earliest tonne of this elastic money
You are hereby required to appear
-n minister, which oc-
husband
and
w
ife,
I>e
singer, summarising bank failures for
wee ebells. The skins ef animals ware
addressed to you,” said Kessler.
and
answer the complaint filed against
the
simplest
form
of
which
was
the
»1, Chltcherln and M.
Twecdo
Northwestern
Kellam took the note, walked toward the year. However, he added, 181 of exchange of articles possessed by one long used by savage tribes as money,
you
in the above entitled sa il within
v , threatened to disrupt the pigeonholed mall box and later re
and
Pacific
Hypotheek-
these banks were able to reopen or tribe tor those owned by another. For but these could not be carried about
six weeks from the date of the first
bank, a corporation,
like
shells.
The
aklna,
however,
were
the International conference shortly ■uincd his seat. It wasn't long before Otherwise liquidate their liabilities.
instance, some of the Australian tribes
publication of thia summons, to wit,
valuable In trading and fortunes ware
Kloss, another fellow worker^ cnm ejip
Pacific Grain Company,
The southern geographical division, had a rough green stone which
after it opened.
- Summons on or before the 13th day of May, 1922
reckoned by the number ef skins
a corporation, W althei-
Russia, the status of which Is one to him with a note addressed to him Mr. Crlseinger declared, was the m ost valuable for making hatchets,
ai.d if you fail sp to answer for want
soon as animals became
W illiam s Cornggiy, a
:,s of supreme Import which he had picked out of the nial
seriously affected in respect to the bets of another tribe. seelai
the live animal Itself re*
(
mix . Kellum -was not quite so cordial
thereof, the plaintiff w ill apply to
corporation,
J
.P
.Y
a
tta
,
auce to be decided by the conference,
green stoat hatchets naturally wanted
but he 100k It amt repeated hl« trip number of bank failures, there being
the court for the relief demanded in its
doing beir.t-sa under
The j had i t
came to the forefront soon after the to the office mall box. He was even 131. Failures to the number d t 43,
complaint, to w it, that plaintiff have
the
name
and
style
of
opening of the great _ assembly. less cordial when Klanrier, another with liabilities exceeding «13,600,000,
. udgment and decree ot the court as
Wasco Lumber Com­
Speeches had been made by the pre •SMM'late, approached him a few inln- occurred in the Pacific states.
follow s: that the plaintiff have judg­
pany, F. It. Fortner and
sldlng officer. Premier Facta of Italy; , uteg ,Hter und held Out „ note.
Failures In s ^ t e s In which the de­
S Y N O P S IS O F T H E A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T O F T H E
ment against the defendant for thc
Anabell
Portner,
hus­
If. Baryiou,
representing
France;
«j
f(,und
thia
In
the
*K,’
”
he
begun
BarUlOU,
positors’ guaranty system is in opera­
sum
of «9337.00 and the interest thereon
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band and w ife, Robert
“Darn It," shrieked Kellam. “I know tion were: Mississippi, six; Texas, 36;
Premier'TJoyd
nlerLloy» George of Great Brit­
w Y
th o
e S
t a to
t e .o of f N e w T
n J h ^ .t b lr t y - f lr r t ^ d A y ^ o f
or N
N e
ow
Y o
o rk
rk . , In
tn th
« ta
Y o
o rk
r k .^ q on
at the rate of eight per cent per an­
where
you
found
IL
I
put
It
there
so
B.
H
ailey
and
E
strelle
D ecem b er, 1 3 D . m a d « to th o In s u ra n c e C om m loolonor
ain; Dr. Wlrth of Germany and spokes
North Dakota, 34; Nebraska, 22; Kan­
num from June 9, 1921 end for «760.00
I’d get It tn the morning—It’s to re
o f O raso n, p u rs u a n t to la w :
Ford H ailey, husband
men of Japan and Belgium, all of a
sas,
11;
Oklahoma,
22;
Washington,
C A P IT A L
attorney *a fees and for the further sum
mind me to do something tomorrow.
and
w
ife,and
Jim
Shaw,
conciliatory nature and voicing adher­ For the luvva Mike put It back I”
A m o u n t o f c a p ita l c lo c k paJd up-----------------------------------------
11.
of
«1135.89 and for its costa and dis­
. Defendants.
ence to the Cannes resolutions, upon
IN C O M E
The calendar year 1921, Mr. Cris
bursements herein incurred and that
.«369.431.38
To the above named defendant«, H. B.
N e t p rem iu m s received d u rin g th o r o o f — ------ ----------------
which the present gathering Is based
singer said, was the third most disas­
said amounts be adjudged to be a lien
„ 39.338.58
In te re s t. «dividend» a n d ro o ts rooelvod d u rin g th e year..
Thornberry and Mahell A. Thorn-
_
N one
George Chltcherln, the Russian ao
Incorno fro m o th e r source« received d u rin g th o y e a r - .
trous year with regard to number of
upon all of the property described in
berry, husband and w ife :
vlet foreign minister, in speaking foi
failures of national banks in ttys his­
W
4S7.81
said complaint, to w it, 2 2-yeer old
Total Inoom«
In the Name of the State of Oregon:
h’s delegation, announced their adher-
tory of the national banking system ,
Jacks numbers 16 and 17; 4 3-year old
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
You and each of you are hereby re­
, • e to the resolution» and then de-
d u rin e th e y e a r In c lu d in g a d ju s tm e n t
there being 37 national bank fajlero«
Jacks numbers 2, 5, 4, and»l; 1 2-year
Not lomos
__________ 3 «S M I SI
quired to appear and answer the an­
«apenaos
<
lhat Russia was ready to aup-
30.000.00
with liabilities of 328,677,367. The
old Jack, number 16; 4 6-year old Jen­
D ivid en d s p a id on c a p ita l stock d u rin g tho y e a r
swer o f th e defendants above nameJ,
«7.103.31
Ccm m laatona an d aa iario s p a id d u rin g th e year..
ji.ri any proposals that would avoid
nets, numbers 87, 7, 88 end 40; 1
14.800.74
W ashington, D. C —The bill to pro­ most disastrous year In this respect
T a x e s licenses an d fens paid d u rin g th e yc ~
F. R. Fortner and Ai-abell Fortner,
war or lighten the burden of arm»-
17,034.59
8-year old Jennet number 60; 1 young
A m o u n t o f a ll otheir ex p en d itu res--------------
vide a score more of federal Judges, was 1893, when 65 failures occurred,
filed against you in the above entitled
m 'nt. •
Jennet number 22; 8 bead 2-year old
T o ta l axpondltw roo — — — ----------------------------------
advocated as a measure to relieve con­ and the next was 1897, when there
euft, which answer is in the nature of
Mr. Barthou Immediately protested
Jacks numbered 71, 74 , 87, 76, 77, 10,
ASSETS
gestion In federal courts, and opposed were 38 failures.
com plaint in equity, wherein the
and declared with some heat that
None
srd 78; 17 heed Jennets ages 2 to 8
V
a
lv
e
of
re
a
l
e
s
ta
te
ow
ned
(m
a
r
k
e
t
v
a
lu
e
)—
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-
as a political patronage "pork barrel,”
««78.330.00
said F. R. Fortner and Anabell Fort­
V a lu e of stocks an d bonds ow ned (m a r k e t v a lu e )
France would absolutely refuse to dis­
years ar.d numbered 4, 6, 70, 64, 48,
N one
a on m o rtg a g es ahd c o lla te ra l, e tc .-----------------------,-------- — -
was passed by - the senate and sent to MOVE TO DEPORT SEMENOFF
ner pray for affirmative relief, w ithin
se.osi.M
cuss the question of disarmament at
In fcxnks and on h a n d
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11, 67, 15. 1, 36, 18, 100, 101, 19. 10,
conference with the bouse.
lum a tn course of collection w r itte n since S ep tem b er
six weeks from the dhte of the first
37.690.71
t: ’» conference.
79,
26; 1 Jennet not numbered; 2
1931
“Butchery”
of
Americans
By
ROsslar.
Twenty-three more federal district
4475.70
publication of this summon«, to w it,
In te re s t and re n ta due an d accru ed .
Mr. Lloyd George hastened to inter­
Black marea weighing about 1600
M 3 .M 5
General In Siberia Is Charged.
Judges distributed throughout the
to -------- ---- ----------------
O th e r a
on
or
before
the
13th
day
of
May,
vene, and In his contention that dis­
pounds each, star in fa c e ; 1 roan mare
^74747U-»4
country and one more Judge for the
1922, and if you fa il bo to do for want
W ashington, D. C.—Chairman Borah
T o ta l a d m itte d
s ' mament could not be taken *up, cer­
weighing about 1100 pounds; 1 saddle;
fourth circuit are provided by the sen
L IA B IL IT IE S
thereof said defendants, F R. Fortner
of the senate labor com m ittee, declar
4 aeta farm harness; 1 Jersey cow;
tainly not before a peace basis had
.
4
19.5J9.79
1« .d
ate bill, as against 22 district Judges lng that he had received charges that
and A nabell Fortner, w ill apply to
2 £ £ Ä m u n for
eern
848.848.78
on nil o u ts ta n d in g ria k a
1 spring tooth harrow and cultivator;
been reached at Genoa, he was eup-
N on«
under the original bill passed by the American men, women and children
the court for the r e lie f demanded in
b r o k o r a g e -— -------------------------------
D u e to r com m ission
1 2-bottom gang plow; 8 walking
18,100.00
. ported by Signor Facta.
lla h U ltle s -.
their Baid answer, to w it, that in de­
house last December.
had been “butchered” in Blberla by
plows;
1 disc harrow; 1 {-section iron
Eventually the discussion on this
The senate vote on final passage General Semenoff. announced he would
T o ta l lla b llltle e . ex clusive o f c a p ita l stock. _
creeing a foreclosure of the plaintiff»’
harrow;
1 4-aection wood harrow; 1
point ceased and Mr. Chltcherln said
B U S IN E S S IN O R E G O N F O R T H E Y E A R
liens it be decreed that the defendant,
was 44 to 21, with P«rty lines broken
endeavor to bring about deportation
wagon and header box; 1 iron wheel
3.644 64
the Russian government would bow to
N
o
t
prem
iu
m
s
received
d
u
rin
g
th
e
r
e
a
r
—
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The bill provides for an annual fall of the antl-bolshevlk leader, now undei
F. R Fortner, haa a valid and unex­
N one
Loeeea paid d u rin g th e y e a r .
wagon ar.d farm bed; 1 wagon and
the eollectlve will of the conference.
N on e
pired lease upon the premises describ­
L a asea In c u rre d d u rin g th e y e a r-
eoaferenoe of circuit Judges at Wash
ball
In
New
York
after
arrest
In
con
grain rack; 1 steel tank and wagon;
Admission of the Russian and Ger­
ed in said lease, to w it, the South
C A L K D O N L A N -Á M K R IC A N IN 8 U R A N C K C O U P A N T
lngton, with the chief Justice and at
neetton with a civil suit.
1 Acme harrow and weeder; 1 slip
man representatives to the principal
C
has.
H
.
P
oet,
P
re
s
id
e
n
t
half of Section 18, the Southeast quaij
torney-general of the United States
Senator Borah said the charges had
scraper; 1 potato plow; 2 garden cul­
com m ittee of the econom ic conference
M llw a r d P ra ia . S e c re ta ry
ter of the Northeast quarter o f said
to make a comprehensive survey of been laid before him by officers snf
tivators; 1 garden seeder; 1 1-horso
S
ta
tu
to
ry
re
a
id
e
n
t
a
tto
rn
e
y
to
r
service:
In
s
u
ra
n
c
e
C
om
m
laslcnor.
was strongly opposed by both French
Section 18 and the North h alf of Sec­
Judicial business of the oountry bench enlisted men of the American expe
garden cultivator; 1 old hack; 1 Peoria
and Belgian representatives. Premier
tion 17, Townahip 2 North. Range 16
assignm ents It provides also for as
dltlonary force that served In Siberia
disc grain drill; 1 blacksmith outfit
Lloyd George, together with Premier
East, W illam ette'M erid an, situated
slgnm ent by the chief Justice of Judges and were supported In part if not
and
tools; 1 box medicines and brand­
Facta and Foreign Minister Schanser
in Sherman County, Oregon, and that
to districts where there Is congestion fully by an official report to the Amer
ing irons and vet tools; 8 log chains;
• f Italy, Intervened, however, and their
said lease w ill not expire by its terms
or where the public Interests generally Ican government by Major-General
1 Toledo kitchen range; 1 telephono
« conciliatory attitude finally resulted
until October 1, 1923; that the defend­
require such assignment.
William S. Graves, who commanded
and set of ahovela, saws, forks, curry
* W . K . Johrtson, M a n a g e r
la the admittance of both the Rus­
an t’s said lease is subject only to the
the expeditionary force.
combs and brushes; grind stone,
sians and the Germane.
second and third m ortgages being
D Æ oxo
-
-
O xeg o xx
halters, rope and halter chains, feed
Famous Rocking Stone.
foreclosed and to the first mortgage
troughs, etc; all of said property
We
can
scarcely
blame
Japan
for
Of the rocking stone, Just west of
held by the defendant, De Tweede
Efficiency.
being in the possession of plaintiff in
Northwestern and Pacific Hypotheek
It Is a convenient*« when making the buffalo range In Bronx park. New trying to get a concession that would
Sherman County, Oregon.
allow
her
a
little
bigger
fleet
than
the
York
city,
tradition
says
that
sn
preserves, after they are put awny In o
bank.
That the amount that plaintiff may
American
program
provides;
but
on
closet, to make a list of what you have chems and medicine men of the varl
That the claim ed liera of the paid
be compelled to incur in caring for
and fasten It on the closet do or with a ous Indian tribes built tlielr council the other hand the United States and
defendants, Pacific Grain Company, a
and feeding said livestock above de­
pencil attached; tbeo when you take a fires about this colossal cube of pink
Great Britain would be making a mis­
corporation, W althei-W illiam s Com­
scribed from the time of the filing
lah rranlte.
Jar out ernes it off.
take If it were to give Japan what It
pany, a corporation, J. P. o it e s , do­
of this complaint to the date of the
wants.
ing business under the name and style
entry of decree herein be determined
of Wasco Lumber Company and Jim
and that plaintiff have judgment
Easy to Tap Vein of Humor.
Shaw, be ascertained ^nd determined
against
defendant for the amount ao.
John Kendrick Bangs, the humos-
and that each and all be decreed to
determined and that said amount be
lst, long enjoyed the reputation of
be subsequent to and subject to the
adjudged to be "a lien upon all said
being one of the most consistent quaJ
lease to the said Fortrer, aforesaid.
property.
Ity producers of Jokes In the trade
That the interest of the said defend­
"I’ve trained myself so that I can
That defendant be foreclosed of all
ant, Mabel I A. Thornberry, be ascer­
get up from the dinner tains, lock my
G u y C h a m n e a a , P r o p r ie to r
right, title and interest in and to the
G en eral C ontractors and B uilders
tained and determined and that it be
self In my room, and write 25 Jokes
said mortgaged property and that the
w
decreed to be subject to said lease.
W a sco , O regon
any evening,” he once told a friend
said property, or so much thereof as
• That it be-decreed that the said de­
C em en t and C oncrete W o r k a S p e c ia lty
may be necessary to satisfy plain­
Opportunity.
fendants, Robert B H ailey and Es-
A missed opportunity Is like the sun
D r y C u re R e tre a d in g a S pecialty
t i f f ‘a claims, be sold as by lew pro­
trelle Ford H ailey, have no right,
In the heavens. At midday, when It
vided; that plaintiff be allowed to
t itle or interest in or to said premises
T
ir
e
an
d
T
u
b
e
R
e
p
a
irin
g
B
ru
n
s
w
ic
k
T
ire
s
nearest us, we cannot perdit ve It snf
bid at such sale end that the proceeds
A
so leased to said Fortrer.
flclently. clearly ; the white glare Is tos
of such sale be applied first, in pay­
That a decree be entered herein ad­
S a tis fa c tio n G u ara n te ed
much for our eyes. It is only when It
ment of the costs and expenses of such
Is passed, when It is already sinking
judging and decreeing that as against sale and of the costa and ¿disburse­
that It looms large, Its details tnagnl
those claim ing under liflns prior to
ments of this suit and the amount in­
fled and the whole suffused In golden
the lease of the said Fortner, afore­
curred by plaintiff in earing for and
said, the defendant, F, R. Fortner,
=C
feeding said livestock from the date
has the right of possession of the
of
the filin g o f this complaint to the
-
Z
leased premises during the period of
S Y N O P S IS O P T H E A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T O F T H E
8 Y N O ° 8 IS O F T H E A N N U
U A
M L . S T A T E M E N T O F T H E
date of the entry of decree herein;
S Y N O P S IS O F T H E A N N U A L S T A T E M E N T O F T H E
redemption and that as against all
C O L U M B IA C A . S U A L C O M F ^ N Y
CAPITO L LIFE INS. CO.
second, in payment of the amount
others and H. B. Thornberry during
ID A H O ST A T E LIFE INSURANCE CO M PANY
o f N e w Y o rk In th e S ta te of N e w Y o rk, on th e th r t y - f ir s t da y
Vtonesr to th e S ta te of Colorado, on th e t h ir t y - f ir s t d a y of Ito -
adjudged plaintiff for expenses incur­
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b
e
r
l
l
t
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to
th
c
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C
om
m
issioner
o
f
th
e
S
ta
te
e
f
of
D
ecem
ber.
D ecem b er. 1931. m ade to th e In su ran ce C om m issioner of tn e m a te
e f Boise, to th e S ta te o f Id aho , on th e t h ir t y - f ir s t day *
the life of said lease.
, 5
S ta te of Oregon. O regon, p u rs u a n t to la w :
red by it in earing for and feeding
1081, m ade to th e In s u ra n c e C om m issioner of
D ragon, p u rs u a n t to la w :
That
defendants
answering
have
C A P IT A L
C A P IT A L
p u rs u an t to law :
said livestock from October 17, 1921,
---------------------------------- * 100.M0 »
S S0ILSS0.00 A m o u n t e f e s M to l «took paid
C A P IT A L
judgment for their costs and disburse­
« 300.000.00 A p e u n t e f ca p ita l stock paid u p ...............................................
to the date of the filin g of this com­
A m o u n t e f c a p ita l stock paid up
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ments made and expended herein and
IN C O M E
_..|1,425.344.11
t 1 * t2 ?îa îè L ì Ì Ì U T ‘'d ìt‘‘d^ndLe^ d S ü t o hm c e w id d u rin g th e y e a r“ __
plaint; third, in payment of the
IN C O M E
375.404
43
«9h.94t.49 Nat p re m iu m s received d u rin g the y e ar ------ -------------- --
for such other and further r e lie f as to
339.041.94
T o ta l p re m iu m Incom e fo r th e y e a r ----- ............. —
......
amount/ound due upon said promissory
¿ T n ’ to
sources r e e l e d d u rin g th e y e a r _ _
1C2 415 95 In te re s t, dividends and re n te received d u rin g th e year..
In ta r a r *. fi‘- M - r - <- and re n ts received d u rin g th e y e a r ------
the court may seem just und equitable.
Income
from
other
so
u
rce»
rece
iv
e
d
d
u
rin
g
th
e
yea
r.
_
8R
003.13
Incom e fro m o th er eourcee received d u rin g the yea7------ —. ___________
note, including interest; and fourth,
.._«1 .844,40X3«
Service of this summons is made
Tetri toccate
9 SB1 tof.57
in payment of the amount allowed as
T o ta l Income
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
T o ta l Income
upon
you by publication of the same
D IS B U R S E M E N T S
aadu v m r n l r a n n u itie s and su rren der
attorney’s
fees for this foreclosure and
D iiC J P S E W F N T f.
Paid tor
871.881.77
in the Sher ms n County Observer for a
N«4 lom e» paid d u rin g th e y e a r In c lu d in g s d ju e tm e n t
104.358.89
that the ba^ince of said proceeds, if
d u rin g th
endow m ents, a n n u itie s and s u rren d er
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period of six consecutive |w eeka by-
4.44 R iT tS n w ir p a ld on c a p ita i Stoch d u rin g th e y e a r
v a li
any there be, be paid the clerk o f this *
45 509 S3 D ivid en d s paid on c a p ita l Stock d u rin g th e y e a r ........4—
353.583 34
to ldera <
d u rin g the y< s r .... ........—
_ 605 574.44 R !Z 2 Z S m Ìo n a a n d m la rle e paid d u rin g th è year.
D iv id e n d s paid to policyholders
virtue of an order made by the Hon.
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an d tose pald d u rin g thè year.
court
for defendant.
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Cowtutlaah ona and salaries paid d u rin g th»- > cs r —
That plaintiff have such other and
13 159 40 A m o u n t o f all o th e r e x p e n d itu re » ------------------------------------
lleeabee and fees paid du rin g th e y e a r........ ...
T a xes , lie
31,171.04X81
man County, State of Oregon, on the
104.904 91
a t all oth er eap en d itu rea
further relief as the court may
T r i r i ax p m td lto r« «
T o ta l e x p en d itu re»
29th day of March, 1922, said period
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V a lu e o f real es tate ow ned (m a r k e t v a lu e )
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bonds (m a r k e t o r a m o rtls * d -v a lu e ) ._
Service of this summons is
ASSETS
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scribed by said order and the date of
13O.4C3 33 V a lu e o f atocka and bonds owned (m a r k e t v a lu e )— .—
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V a lu e of reel es tate owned (m a r k e t v a lu e ) ^ ----------
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V a lu e o f stocks and bonds owned (m a r k e t or am ortised
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844.878.57
the first publication is the 31st day of
151.198.08
403.350.49 r«»»»« in banka and on h a n d ----------------------------- ------------------
in the Shermafl Countv Observer for
103,848.09
p re m lu m a .
.
810 393.75 P re m iu m s In course n f collection w r itte n alnce
March, 1P22, and the date of the last
1 ~ i r i on m ortgage» and co llatera l, e tc
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878.441
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17,809.74
a
period of six consecutive weeks by
accrued
S ep tem b er 30. 1921 ......— — — ----------------------------------
4*4.377.57
P re m iu m notes »nd policy lo a n s ------- -------------- -— ..........—— .
14.734 44
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7,388.00
‘publication being the 12th day of May,
149.314 43 In te r e s t and ren ts due and a c c ru e d --------------- ------------------
Cash In banks and on h a n d — ..— — ......— ....... ............•»------- —
vjrtue
of an order made by the Hon.
14.814.44
73 333.4« O th e r a d m itte d assets -------------------------------- -----------------------
N e t uncollected and de ferre d p rem iu m »---------------------------- —
1922.
34,480.41371
E. D. McKee, County Judge of Sher­
43.171.81
rents due and accru ed----------------------------------------
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T o ta l a d m itte d asseto
Huntington, W ilson A Huntington,
10.535 87
l ia b il it ie s
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man County, State of Oregon, on the
,|3.M O . 404.79
L IA B IL IT IE S
Attorneys
for defendants, F. R. 29th day e f March, 1922, said period
8^3378.43
53 153.43
Teto« ad m itted aeeete
40« 939.34 M e t
Drose cla im s fo r looses u n p a id ........................................... . - ■ !
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to r
313.134.33
Fortner and Anabell Fortner.
9O4.433.il On
A m o u n t o f un earned p rem lu m a on a ll o u tstan d in g r ls k a ------
L IA B IL IT IE S
H a h llltle e
of publication being the period pre­
90 944.94 A ll
Pont O ffice address of said Httor- scribed by said order and the date of
81,450.911.40 D u e fo r oom m las I on and b ro k erag e------------------ ----— •— ------
SLS8S,7>1.13
44,134.17
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lla b U Itte a
the first publication Is the Slat day of
T o ta l lla b llltle e , exclu s ive e f c a p ita l stock of
land, Oregon.
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March, 1922 and the date of the last
, received d u rin g th e year
T o ta l lia b ilitie s , axeluelve e f-c a p ita l stock..... — .......... - 31.794.641.41
Groas
523 BANKS CLOSED
DORINO PAST YEAR
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FEDERAL JUDGE BILL
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TUM-A-LUM LUM BER COHP’Y
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B taXutory resid en t a tto rn e y fo r oervloe: R. W . W U S v r, Roet a * .
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R eekw eii In eu ran ee Ce., G en eral A gents fo r O regon, M o ra « "
a tto rn e y fo r service: W ill M . Peterson, Pendici
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publication being the 12th day of May,
1922.
Raven Always Mischievous.
Huntington, Wilson
Huntington,
The rnven can be taught to artlcu
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
late. It Is mischievous when tamed,
Post Office Address, 810-818 Lewis
showing a disposition to hide things,
Building, Portland, Oregon.
like Its cousin, the crow.
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