Sherman County observer., April 13, 1928, Image 4

trae Sherman County Obeerver, ' Moro, Oregon, Friday, April 13, 1928
Signs A* Air Student
Men Who
It used to be frequently said in
Climb Polos
smaller towns, that it ia the business
- * -
Luke M. Johnston
rolled in the Rankin School of Flying
of a good citizen to mind his own
at Portland. He is a member of the
business, keep out of debt and avoid ' Beautifying light and telephone
In the current issue of the Oregon breaking laws.
It was commonly poles adjacent to pretty lawns has
largest class of flying students in
America, mce 113 cadets S.gned up Motorist, A. R. Sweetser, professor thought that if he did that, it was reached a point where demand for
in March at th. oldert school of t. of botany at the University of Oregon about all that could be expected of investigation haw come for the pro­
kind in 41,0
the northwest.
northwest. The total and member of the Highway Parks him, and.he was conforming to the tection of the men whose business
enrollment nt the school is over 450.1 Committee of this state, makes the ideals of good citizenship.
it is to climb the poles to make
But a community’s development necessary repairs. Roses and vines
Johnston will receive his instruc­ following pertinent remarks regard-
tion in flying from the large corps Pg the disappearance of the wild cannot be promoted in these times on have become an actual menace as
of licensed instrùctors under the per- flower from along the sides of the any such limited basis. The fact that they carry current from the lines to
MM1 direction of Tex Rank.n, the modern-day roads.
so many small town people still have the ground and endanger lives of
“With the improvement of our this spirit, and expect to get along
pioneer nvintor in the Northwest. He
repair men. “ Portland city com-
' will receive his ground school work highways and the opening of parks, without doing anything particular to mission has been asked by the elec­
their natural beauties hav^ been more boost, community movements, is one trical worker« to pass an ordinance
from Lieutenant Basil Smith,
naval reserve officer, who was former- or less despoiled,” said Professor of the principal reasons why some prohibiting such decorations, and
• ly an instructor in aeronautics at Sweetser. “This may be due to the towns do not get ahead faster.
meanwhile a committee has been
iestruction attendant upon the im-
Some must take hold and carry on named to study the situation. The
Boston Tech.
The complete course which John pre^ments themselves, and so un­ the work of churahes and fraternal ¡committee is composed of represen­
ston will take will include every phase avoidable, or it m^y be the outcome societies. Some of the men with a tatives of light, telegraph and tele-
of aviation and will extend over a of the increased use of these utilities special head for business need to work phone companies.
period of three and a half months. and the result of that peculiar lust in some organization for the commer-l
This will include navigation, mete­ of possession resident in us all, be­ cial and other needed development of
orology, structures and rigging, avi­ lieving that a flower in the hand is the community. Some need to work
•forth two on the bush. Perhaps we in clubs for educational purposes, and
ation engines, business «dministn
tion, air traffic laws, theory of flight, athcr great handfuls of the beautiful for more interesting social activities. I
made to th« .twuiance cammiM.w<r of
the »tat« of
‘
U
flow<s, which too often are whipped There is something that each one
and laboratory work.
Amount of capital stock paid 500.000.00
to pieces by the rushing of our speed­ should do and we must all take hold
w ................ ‘ifcoio””’
ing automobile, or droop and become to do something’in these public lines,
Net premium» received dur­
Three-fourths of all motor vehicles hopelessly wilted and are discarded if we expect that a town is going to
424.691 09
ing the yeur-.....
Interest, dividends and r«U
91.269 02
are sold on credits, Riders pay as by the wayside. They have added keep up with the game.
received during the year••
Income from other sou rose re­
People should not act as if they
little if any to our enjoyment and
they go.
ceived during the year.... 69.141.76
were making a great sacrifice if they I
Total income . •
•* 585.101.87
Dr. Clarke, Eye Sight Specialist, J have deprived these who come after
DISBURSEMENTS
devote a little of their time to such
us
of
a
share
in
our
delight.
Net losses paid durifag th«
in Moro, Thursday, April 19th, at
year, including adjustment
„
“As a result of the unthoughtful­ purposes. We should love our home
Hotel Moro. Consultation Free.
expenses • •
•••••«« > t * j • ■ *
•
town
so
much,
we
should
be
so
ambi
­
ness of some people, many of our
Dividends
10.000 00
~ stock during the year .
.
It takes an accomplished liar to native plants are becoming rare or tious to see it go ahead, we should be
Commissions
and
salaries
paid during the year.'..... 131.605.1«
hand a woman satisfactory compli­ altogether disappearing from our so conscious of the gains that people
Taxes, licenses and fee» Paid
16.287.65
ing th« year ................... . .
who have initiative or ability or in-
Amount of all other «spend!
। highways and parks.”
ments.
4.456.50
tures ........ ..............................
To remedy this situation, Professor dustry, should be willing to give some
» 408.774.68
Two is company — until they be- Sweetser proposes conservation, ed­
Total
expenditures^.
..........
time each week to helping forward
come one, then it seems more like a
Value of stocks and bond»
ucation and legal protection.
such causes.
owned (market value)... .13. 1,179.186 00
26.873 99
crowd.
Caah in banka and on hand
“By conservation, the opening up
Premiums In course of collec­
tion
written
since
Septem
­
very
heavy
and relocating of highways and parks
A silver dollar isn’t
51.165 15
ber 30. 1927 ..... - i
A blockhead is a man who is un­
Interest and rents du« and
14.482 00
but some men find it difficult to the utmost care should be used to able to fit his opinions to your chan­
accrued
.......................
1.625 30
Other assets .................... «. • •
disturb as little as possible the natur­
raise.
nel.
,12.283.332
44
fotal admitted assets. ....
al surroundings.
LIABILITIES
is - going to the dogs
When a man
----- -
“By education, get intp the con­
Gross claims for losses un-
Mo. 16
he usually meets the dogs about hall sciousness of thoughtless folks the
paid .........................
1 168.958 98
Amount of unearned pre­
Synopsis of th« Annusi Statement of the
miums on all outstanding
INDIANA LUMBERMENS MUTUAL
way.
beauty of the native wild plants in
415.358 15
insurance oomtant
All *other Uabihtles .. .t....
50.655 53
Weigh some people and they willl their natural habitats, the importance
of Indianapolis, in the Slate of Indiana,
on
the
thirty-first
day
of
Decomber,
1927,
Total liabilities, ewluaive
be found wanting in everything ex­ of protecting them and a spirit of
of capital Stock .. .. y.. »-W2.870 6C
made lo tho Inaurane« Commissioner of
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
ths State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
co-operation
by
refraining
for
our
­
Net premium« received dur-
cept weight.
Capital
1.967 31
ing th« y«ar ............. I
selves and so preaching by example
Amount of capital clock
778.67
Losses paid durins th« year.
Mutual
Interesting minds are far rarer the precept and doctrine of conser­
paid up .. ................ —I
Losses incurred during th«
832 61
.
Income
than pretty faces, probably because vation.
MASSA( HÚ8ÉTT8 FIRE AND MARINE
Net premiums received
INSURANCE
COMPANY
1,139,118,74
during the year......... I
they’re less in demand.
“By legal protection directed a- Interest,
CHAB. O SMITH. President.
dividends and
GEO R KRECH. Secretary.
gainst
the
picking
and
selling
of
the
INSURANCE ÖOMMIB8ION. Salem. Or .
It doesn’t matter what planet a
116,652.50
Statutory Resident Attorney for Service.
man la born under ao long as he is flowers, plants, roots and bulbs.”
received
during
160.00
able to keep on the earth. -
Of Moro, has en- Th. Vacation Motoriat Spoil Nature’.
j
It is not difficult for a young man
to earn a good living if he bas a
rich dad.
National Raisin Week
Total Incom« ........
8 ' 1,255,916 24
Di»bur»«m«nt»
Net lo»»«« paid during
the year including ad­
424,882.40
justment expanses --8
Dividends paid to policy­
holder»
during
the
496,647.08
year
....
—......
Oomminion» and »alari«» y
158,096.60
paid during the year .™
■Taxes, licenses and fees
18,125.94
paid during the y«nr ..
Amount of all other ex­
Non«
penditures - ------ - ----
72,796.57
Many institutions are co-operating
with
raisin growers in emphasizing
Many things may be preserved in
this
splendid
product during the week
are
not
alcohol, but law and order
of April Mrd to 28th. The Union
on the list.
Pacific, for instance, will feature all
The price of liberty is eternal sorts of tasty foods in which raisins
vigilance — and it is always payable are used. Of course, passengers din­
ing in any of the 100 Union Pacific
in advance.
1,170,048.59
Total expenditure.
I
dining cars during Raisin Week, may
she
not
When a woman marries
enjoy exellent raisinless meals if they
298,294.05
ed (market vain«)—...... I
only takes a man’s name but every wish, but the road is making it easy 'Value
of stocks and bonds
965,456.00
owned (market valu«)..
thing else he has.
for them to choose dishes in which ¡Loana
on mortgage« and
collateral, etc............ 765,820.99
Love sometimes sneaks out at the I raisins play a part. The menu cards
Cash in banks and on
44,367.45
window without waiting for poverty of the Portland Limited^ Oriental
hand -------------------------
’Pramium« in eourao of
Limited
and
other
trains
will
“
head-
to come in at the door.
collection written ainc«
89.187.95
I line” raisin dishes. Raisin Week and
Boptsmbsr 80, 1927. —
Interest and rents due
If a young man sows wild oats Raisin Day will be observed by the
23,952 58
mixed with old rye he is reasonably Union Pacific in its many restaurants
2,136,579.02
Total admitted asset« .8
sure to raise a disturbance.
and hotels througout the 10,000 miles
Liabilitle»
Gross
claims for losses
I
of
territory
which
it
serves.
68.845.00
Some people can make us positive­
unpaid —--------------
In addition to the celebration of | Amount of unearned pre­
ly happy if they will leave us alone
miums on Bll outstand­
615,057.36
Raisin Week throughout the country,
ing risk« —............. -~-
and keep out of our sight.
Du«
for commission and
the great California raisin festival
None
brokerage ...................
Every one knows he is only entitled will be held in Fresno April 28th, (AH other liabilitie»-------- ■
Nona
27,500 00
to half the road, but some people I including a pageant of sports and the
delight in taking their half in the West Coast« Relays, a first class attrac­
Total liabilities, exclu.-
stv« of «Wital . stock
middle.
of 8 Mutual - ------ ---- -8 _ 711,402.86
tion for sport lovers.
Business In Oregwn for th«
N«t premiums r«e«iv«d
One fine thing about broadcasting
3,993.95
during th« year......... I
campaign speeches by radio — it is
The leaf stalks around a head of bossed paid during the
286.82
easier to turn the switch than it is cauliflower, if carefully trimmed and Losses incurred during
386 82
cut into short pieces, may be cooked 1
to get up and walk out.
I ndiana L umbermens MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
Man is like a tack — useful if he and made into a very palatable dish.
J. W. Plnnell, Pr««M««t.
If
there
is
little
variety
in
winter
f. B Fowter, 6«cr«tary.
has a good head and is pointed in
vegetables obtainable, these stalks, Statutory r.sld.nt attorney for
the right direction but even though he
Inaurano« Commission«^ 8al«m, Or«.
creamed, would seem almost like a I
is driven, he can only go as far as his
new vegetable if served separately
/
93
. » .k-
head will let him.
of the Annua)
a
from the flowerets. If they are serv­ Synopsis
I£ wa
D8«W*ANCB
ed with the rest of the head, th«yl
of D«« Moines,the State * ¿°**¡. °n
should be cooked until nearly done the thirty first day of
to the Inaurane« Cem»»«*»
before the head proper is cooked, mad«
th« Stat« o< Origon, pursuant to law.
Capital
since they take longer.
Amount of capital stoek
500,000.00
Indications are that Oregon will I
P»ld “P ......
Incom®
plant a slightly higher acreage of Net premiums r«c«tv«d
279.636.85
during th« year..... -I
potatoes this year. Certified seed
Intornt, dividends and
stock is -moving out rapidly and in-1
rents received during
60,574.72
th« y«ar --- -—I.............
quiries at the experiment station have I In«om«
from other sour
css received during the
been unusually heavy this spring for
2,415.26
the corrosive sublimate treatment
342,626.83
Total income ------ •
which is recommended as the best!
Dlabursaa»«nte
for dorment potatoes. A larger water 1 Nat lo»»«» P*W ,dunn,i
th«
y«ar
including
ad­
99,370.03
supply is assured by the recent heavy
justment expanses ..^,9
Dividends paid on capital
rains and snows.
40,000.00
stock during .Ike y*sr
Commission«
and
salanee
Light brown sugar has a more del-1
121,065.22
icate flavor for candy-making than
12,228.22
paid during the year..
dark brown sugar. Butter is more Amount
of all other ex­
52,188.46;
penditures ........ «------
pleasing in delicately flavored candies
824,846.98
than substitutes. Always use butter
Tetal e»»e«4Wt»r*9 ......
AaaAta
to grease your candy pans, for the
J00.600.00
fat used is sure to taste.
Shouldering ‘armi
•rder or an order.”
may
be
In
It is said that gowns now coming
into fashion make it possible for a
woman to dress in 55 seconds after
spending three-quarters of an hour
deciding which one to wear.
R ead & G alloway
GENERAL MACHINE SHOP
Repairing Trucks, Tractors, Automobiles,
Caterpillars, and Combine Motors, Cylinder
Grinling, Oyx-acetylene and Electric Welding
The Dalles, Ore
■ 615 East, Second St
Phon« Main 4001
t II <1 . ......... 1 »
Synopsis of the Annual 8taJ?ment of th*
YORKSHIRE INSURANCE COM- /
Town Development
°«1, made to the Insurance Oommis-
siomr of th« «tate fit Oregon, pursuant
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid 750.000 00
UP
.... ’"iNOOMB.........
Net premiums received dur­
I 578.141 40
Interest, dividends and rents
77.055 82
received durtn« the renr..
Income from othef sources 752.458 90
received during the year.^
ÏL408456.12
“»«»« n W
of York. Wnwlaud. on the 21»t day of
December, 1927, mad« to
commissioner of th« alate of Oregon,
pursuant to
Amount of capital stock paid*
.................. INOCMdE ■■■'
Net premiums received d“r'
«06 17 .
Ing the year .............
« -
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year.. 169,359.10
Incom« from o<h«r “O“”®*
.. 962 n
received during the year..
Total income ........... •¿^¿¿ **’1t*6 li****
• DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
I™:
Commissions «nd salaries
paid during the year...... 1,010,666 JI
Taxes, licenses and fees paid 120,844.19
di.ring the year ..........
Amount of aU other expendi- 341,671.15
lures
Total expenditure» .............. 82,028,578.52
ASSETS
.
Value of «tocks and bond»
owned (market
: ' »3.619 JM.M
Loan» on mortgage» and coi-
10,000 00
lateral, etc. . •»••••••-r •
CMh in bank« and on band.. 406,487.76
Premium« In cour»« of cob
lection »Ince September 30, 613,167.98
1M7 ,..•«•«•••••••••••••*••
Interest and rents due and
40,663.43
accrued ......... ... ............. *•
Sundry
reinsurance
com­
4,360.99
pany's loss recoverable*...
Total admitted •»«£»•• ••
LIABILITIES
Oross «laims for losses un-
M
paid ........................... ' ‘ u.
Amount of unearned pre«>
mi“™ on outetandin« risks X5M.075
All other UablUUe» ..................
83.w w
Total liablllttM, «xcluslv« of
w
Nel premiums received dur-
ins the year.... ............
Losses paid during the year.
Losses
Incurred during
the
-
-
................
Wi,46
10.944.11
vorkshire
rance oo . ltd .
"'•‘ d ^S’ ä
Synopsis of the Annual Statement of th<i
NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE OO.
of Montpelier, in -the stale of Vermont,
on the 31st day of December, 1937.
made to the Insurance Commiasloner
of the state of Ore«on. pursuant to law:
INCOME
Total premium income for
18.297.040 98
the year
dividends ‘ and
Interest,
received
durin«
rents
5.345.111 43
th« ye«r ................... ....
Income from other sources
683,467.31
received durln« year....
Total Income .......,.. .f
DISBURSEMENTS
Paid tor losae». endow-
menls. annultle» and »ur-
render value« ................. »
Dividend» paid to pollcy-
holder» qnrin« the year.
CommlMiod» and »alarie»
pal J durin« the year...
Taxes, license» and fee»
paid durinc the year...
Amount of all other expen­
ditures ............................
24,325.619.70
expenditure» ...»
ASSETS
Value of real • ■ t a t •
owned (ma rket value >.. 6
Value of »tocks and bond»
owned (m vrket value)..
Loan» on mortcas^» and
collateral, etc................ .
Premium note» and policy
loan» .... ........................
Ca»h In bank» and on
hand ... -x.......... ••••
Net unc-Jilected and de­
ferred premiums ........
Interest and rents due and
. accrued .............................
Other as’ets (net)-.............
16.519.944 93
Total
8,344.170.61
LOMS ’paid during' the year.... 1«2 3«
Lowes incurred during the year. L893J8
Name of Company:
C '
Name nf President: O
O. O. Price.
SALE
Attorney - at - Law
THE DALLE&, OREGON
Office at Mid-Columbia Hospital
OFFICE PHONE MAIN 08
Phone No. Hospital 841 .
Moro, Oregon
DR C. L. POLEY
Physician and -Surgeon
People can reach me from Moro
at night front» the long distance
booth at Hotel Moro by ringing
The Dalles.
Di J. R. Morgan
-r* DENTIST
United States Dental Ex­
aminer for this district
POUND’S
JEWELRY AND GIFT
SHOP
The Dalles, Oregon
DR THOS. D. FISHER
CHIROPRACTIC
PHYSICIAN
Office in Sherman Hotel
Room 22
Hours 9 to 6 p. m.
GUY A. POUND, Proprietor
FUNERAL HOME
1416.183.59
D. Lindquist
33,030.100.30
54.060,202 63
MORO, OREGON
Wasco, Oregon
' 531,178 65
2,844.763.23 .
OFFICE AT ;
Sundays and other hours by
appointment.
For exclusive
Christinas Cards
Birth Cards
Visiting Cards
Condolence Cards
3.588.780.22
THE DALLES, OREGON
Phone 845 The Dall J
Ambulance Service •
A. M. Wright _
Representative at Moro
MORO, OREGON
JEWELER
17,630,785 43
825.310 89
Repairing a Specialty
2,708,471.66
2.523.680 29
4.821.45
Bynopil» of the Annual Statement of
THE AMERICAN ALLIANCE INSUR­
ANCE COMPANY
of New York, in the state of New York,
on the thirty-first day of December,
1927, made to the insurance commis­
sioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant
to la*".
CAPITAL
Amount of capital atocle paid
12,000,000.00
INCOME
Net premiums received 6ur-
ing the year .................... »1,538,425.62
Interest, dividends and rente
received during the year.. 375,155.48
Income from other sources
received during the year.. 126,025 25
Total income .
W. C. BRYANT
Physician and Surgeon
3,739.831.85
Total admitted assets. .»113,617,892.97
^UAKX4TIE8
98.568.444 00
Nek rtserVW' ...................
Gross claims for losses un-
451.696 54
paid .................................
7,639.015 93
All other liabilitle» ............
Total liabilities, exclualve
of Capital »tock (none) »106 o49.156.47
i SINE83 IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Gross premiums received dur­
ing the year .......... ............. »283.639 19
Premium)» and dividends re­
turned durtn« the year.... <5,791 87
Losses paid during the year.. 15.453 00
Name ol company, National Lite In­
surance Company. Name of president.
Name of secretary.
Fred A. Howland
Statutory —
resident
D. Clark
Osman —
-------------
— -
attorney for service. E. N. Strong, Port-
land. Oregon.
Total liabilities,
. » 875,012.53
BU8Dæ^™R*Ô<>N
7HE YEAR
Srt P^'um. r^ved ;durin.w 4s4
SHERIFF’S
11417.11
nisu Uv 8 Manage^
S™ DUBOI8.
Net loaees paid during the
year Including adjustment
aXPCngCS ••«•«» 9J ••••»•• •••’ 267,090 67
Commission»
and »alarle»
paid during th» year
- 228,811 81
Taxes, licenses and fees paid
during the you ........ 19.887 42
Amount of all other expendi­
27.461 35
tures ...................................
553.251
05
Total expenditures ........
ASSETS
636
Al
Reinsurance recovutuble . J
Value of stocks and bonds 161.790 32
owned (market J«1“*» •-i’
Oaah in banks apd on hand. 494.263 04
Premiums in course of col­
lection written »Ince Sep­ 182,941 46
tember 30. 1927 -...■■•• • • •
Interest and rente due and ,7030457
accrued (all others) ..... L570.3O4»v
Total admitted gasets^.. »2.410.955 50
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses un-^
64.751 00
Amount ’ of unearned
ums on all oustandin« 261.201 53
Aliyot her
liabilities
(all
46.000 00
Others) ....... ..............
NOTICE OF
Dr W. N. Morse
»2,039,606.36
Net losses paid durfag th«
year Including adjustment
666.730 06
expenses ......... ........... •Al’?
Dividends paid on capital
stock during the year .,., 330,060.00
Commissions and
salaries
paid during the year .... 508,307.76
Taxes', licenses and fees paid
91,006.37
during the year .. ......... ...
Amount of all other expend!
tures .................................
Total expenditure« ............ .11,589.687.01
ASSETS
Value of »tock» and bonds
owned (market value).. ..»8.092.378.00
Cash in bank» and on hand
73,450.42
Premium» in course of collec­
tion written since Septem-
ber 30. 1927 .........................
158,010.4«
Interest and rents due and
accrued .............................
76,186.00
Total admitted assets........ »8,400.024 88
LIABILITIES
Oross claims for losses un-
paid .................................... »1 152,470.00
Amount of unearned prem­
iums on all outstanding
1,764,862.55
risks
..................
100,000 00
AU other liabilities
502 E. Second st.
2 Doors East of Skaggs Store
THE l DALLES, OREGON
A. M. HICKS
Plumbing
Phone 35-J
Sells and installs the famous
Mueller pipe or pipelem furnace
QUIET SERVICE
WASCO, OREGON
Lady Assistants
CRANDALL
Undertaking Company
THE DALLES, OREGON
Model Laundry
THE
DALLES.
Calls for and Delivers
in Moro Wasco
and Grass Valley
Mondays and Thursdays
JAMES STEWART
Stock apd Brand Inspector
For Sherman County
Moro, Oregon
DEPUTIES: L. Schadewitx, Kent,
Oregon; Dr. Jos. Saunders, Moro,
Ore.; W. H. Meyer, Wasco, Ore.
Bank Hotel
Hostelry
BIGGS
SERVICE
STATION
H. H. Willard, Proprietor
Centrally Located
Sherman County Headquarters
In the Circuit Court of the. State
EDW. BALL, MANAGER
Lunch Goods
of Oregon for the County of Sher-
man in Equity. '
THE DALLES. OREGON
Bottled Drinks on Ice
The Pacific Savings & Loan Associa­
Total liabilities, exclusive
tion, a corporation, Plaintiff, vs. E. M.
oi capital stosk .................. »2 017,332 55
Quaker State Oils
Badger, Freda N. Badger, his wife,
BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR
Net
premiums
jecelved
during.*-
Union
Gas Ajax Tirei
and Arvid Anderson, Defendants.
the year .............
c-Ja? Ja
By virtue of an execution, judg­
Loss-’s paid during the year.. 5,765 89
Losses incurred during the year 6,101.89
ment order, decree and order of sal^
Name of company; American Alliance
of my Sherman County Neighbor«
NEW
issued out of the above entitled Court
Insurance Company.
„„..v.
W:,J be Appreciated
Name
of
president:
Charles
O.
Smith.
in the above entitled cause, to me
HOTEL PERKINS
Name of secretary; George E. Kreph,
I directed, dated the 9th day of April,
Statutory resident attorney for serv­
Washington
at Fifth Street,
ice.
Insurance
Commissioner,
Salem,
1928, upon a judgment and decree
Oregon.
PORTLAND, OREGON
entered in said Court on the 6th day
of April, 1928, in favor of the plain- ”
3YNOFSIS OF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT
Our usual pre-war transient
tiff above named and against the
of the
When in The Dalle«
rates still prevail.
defendants E. M, Badger and Freda
NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE
Special Rate to Permanent Guests
- >
INS. Co., I4MITED
N. Badger, his wife, for the following
HAVE YOUR
of London and Edinburgh, In the King­
sums, namely: |207.16, with interest
dom of Great Britain, on the thirty-
I thereon at the rate of ten per cent
first day of December, 1927, made to th«
Lunch or Dinner
Insurance Commissioner of the State of
per annum from the first day of June,
Oregon, pursuant to law:
1926; $50.00 as an attorney’s fee
CAPTTAL
,(Full Course)
Amount of capital stock paid
herein; $6.00,abstract charges; $. . . .
up—Statutory Deposit........ I 400,000.00
INCOME
I costs and disbursements herein, taxed
at the
. Net premiums received dur-
in favor of plaintiff,together with the
ing the year .......................... »9,200,459.12
Interest, dividends and rents
I costs of and upon. said
c<?m'
received during the year.. 592,572 03
I man ding me to make sale of that
Income from other Sources
received during th« year..
39,437 59
I certain real property, together with
all and singular the privileges, tene-
Total Income .. ..........
■ »0,833.46«.74
DISBURSEMENTS
I ments, hereditaments and appurte-
Net losses paid during the
408 E. 2nd St.
I nances thereunto belonging or, in any
year including adjustment
expengn . .Trrr^vivrsTnnr.l »4,414.976.08
wise appertaining, situate in Sherman j 4 Commissions
. and
salaries I
The
Dalles, Oregon
I County, State of Oregon, and more,
paid during the year...... 3,055,387.02
Taxes,
licenses
and
fees
paid
1
552,867.91
I
particularly
described
as
follows,
to
Value of »tock« and bona«
«6,651-05
during the year ...... ....
We also «erve, at usual prices,
owned (mark«» vah»«)-.
Hafts'1 - '"r' ■ •
• • ’*•
Amount of all other expendi­ ’ 1,960.665 23
Loam on mortgagee and
Lunch and Dinner combinations
tures .............. .....................
658,550,00
Lots
seven
(7)
and
ei^_W»
collateral, etc. .. ..-
that are said by our patrons to
Block
three
(3),
Biggs
’
First
Ad-
Total expenditures .......... I $9.983.896 24
Cash in banks and on
57,667.06! I
ASSETS
equal Home Cooking. .
dition to Wasco, Shermaft .Coun­
hand ...........
Value of stocks and bonds
Premiums in eour»« of
owned
(market
value)....»
1.168.784.25
ty, Oregon;
. _
PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF
•ollection written sine«
Loans on mortga«es and col-
44,800.46)
Now, therefore, by virtue of said |
12.572.167 56
September 30, 1937....
lateral, etc.
925.625
70
Cash In brinks and on hand
Mr. E. A. Troutman
80,822.62' I execution, judgment order, decree
Premiums in course of col­
. . -------« and order of sale, and in compliance ,
lection written since Sep­
'RATES
1,110.520.43
1,978.797.18!
with the commands of wd writ, 1
tember 3b, 1927 .........
....
Total admitted aaaete-8
Reinsurnot" recoverable on
CALLAWAY
’
S
will, on Saturday, the 5th day of
Llakllttl««
28.044
47
Rooms without bath, 1 person,
paid leases ....... ............. .
Gros» claim» for lo»«^
Interest and rents due and
May, 1928, at 10 o’clock A. M., at .
28,864.881
$1.00 per day »nd up.v
147.233.48
FUNERAL
CHAPEL
accrued
..........
..................
unpaid .:....................... <
the front door of the county cou
Rboms without bath, 2 persona,
Total
admitted
assets.
.»10.539.023
89
house in Moro, Oregon, sell, at public
mum» on all ou«»iaaa-
|1.50 per day and up
LIABILITIES
Funeral Directors
870,660.81
auction, subject to redemption, to the
tng riaka :...........
-.j
Rooms with bath, 1 person,
Gross claim» for iosae» un­
.225.090.00
Due for eommieeton an«
paid ...................
•
highest bidder, for cash in hand, all
2,200.00
and Embalmers
81.50 per day and up. >
Amount of unearned premi­
brokerag« .—.......
7
16,118.50
the right, title or interest which the
ums on. all outstanding
Rooms with bath, 2 persona,
All other HabiHti«a....... -/
cic.ci.u
defendants in the above entitled suit,
ftiks ,.
...............
Union and Third St
|2.50 per day and up.
Pae for comui^.un and
ToUl liabiliti«a, «xeln-
44.583 38 .
I or any of them, had on August 9,
bro-crcg« ••••••..............
Special
rates where more than two
siv« of capital »tock
,
641.58X18
All
other
liabilitle»
..............
The Dalles, Ore.
11920, the date of the mortgage there­
of 9500,009.00
«
persons occupy one room.
in foreclosed, or since said date had
Total UablUtles. «xclus-
tv« of statutory de-
Lot us show you our
in or to the above described property,
4,692.81
pos.t of »4'JAWI.00...»10 .
A ecommodationa
I or any part thereof, to satisfy said
BU1“!1 ESS L. OKiGON FOR 4 HL Y¿AR
5«; ¿«mi';ma received dunns
132 57
execution, judgment order and de­
Iha year ............................. .
.
1 mm *» Incurred during
cree, interest, costs and accruing
loosers paid durUr* U ij year. •• ¿>.^34 JJ
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