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About Sherman County observer. (Moro, Sherman County, Or.) 1897-1931 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1928)
Thè Shermah County Observer, Moro, Oregon, Friday Jw 1» 1028 Eyea of Molt garden almost It is degen organs The eyes of the common mole are very small, being mude Ü» U»« insursnes completely covered with fur. >r of the state of Oregon, believed that these eyes are i ww: CAPITAL __ erate and no longer serve as INCOME íLññS1 .^8 8,78144455 ‘JSîvèÎÎÂf tÈ4 y^rU 433434.54 ^rvedrd™rwi tb«7w^ è a-nAnai, af the Annual Statement of ■7 thamk ^ a m ^ sxy I nci company . pool. England, in the klnedOm of O"** I fteln^on th« Stet ®«9 ®* P*c 1927%«* “ pwTESt stoner of the »Ute of Oreaon. pur»u*** to law: CAPITAL United State. -‘W00 000 86,068.63 Total income ....................... • 8413.726 H disbursements M88.8M25 100,000 00 Comnns»!«« and salanei 8.578.427 59 paid during the rear Taxes, licenses and fee» paii daring the year .... .. 175,053.22 Amount of ail other expend!- 547,982.13 Net premiums received durin«^^ Interest, dividend» and * received durin« Income from other soarces re oeived durin« the year .... Tote! expenditure» ............8 8.781,149.19 ASSETS * 1609 450 43 «« “SSióiii«»«™' Net lossea paid during th« rear including adJuatmetit •« w DMllftCS .•»»••••••*................... » ù Commissiona and salarlea paia a during the year w Taxes, iicenaea and feea paia „ during the rear .......................... ’ ’ Amount of all other expendl- 1«. IUM turea; ...... ............ Remit canoe to home office.... 38.502-16 8.170.316 00 mortgages and coi- 567.860 00 -i 288.819.73 Cash in banka and on hand Premium« in courae of col lection written since Sep- 1,459.184.48 wmber 36, 1937... Reinsurance recoverable on 13.809 61 Interest jin? rents due and U I486 4 ta . hi on i S m K lureau t< 55 5M 30 "V1 Total expenditure»^.............. »643.616 57 ASSETS Value of »tocte b01111*-. »7, 75 owned (maiket Ya ueL ■Ji’® ’126 108 90 Cn»h in banka and U’ p -nium» in course of coiiec P t?n “c. September JO, 1927 27 087 75 75. «1C Total admitted umu .... »11,207,010.64 LXABXUTDEâ Orou claim* for lome* un Pffil J .......................................... • >95.982 24 Special Reserv» for uupa.d Liability ft Workmen's 4.187,004 00 Compensation ........ ...... .. Amount of unearned premi ums on all outstanding 3.571.971.37 rtgkg ........ j Due for commission and 330.036 54 brokerage ..... /................. 349,333.37 All other liabilities Estimated eveUM» of in- tlgatlon and adjustment of 51.642 40 claims ................................. OCxr «Mt» • ■■ a ’ Interest and rent» du« «na accrued ................... ................ ’ - Total admlted • • -W’*®7 53 LIABILITIES .«an gm 00 Groaa claim» for io»»e» unpaid 8390.883 00 Amount of unearned premium» on aU xiutetandln« ri«k» IST.»® Du» for commission and bro* Aii1^ u-bihui.::::::::::: Tota! llabllltle». exclusive -eXC1UalT’ 8.te6.0M92 BUSINESS IN OREGON FOR THE YEAR Net premium« received dur 15.707 47 ite the year .................... I 7.499.71 Lo»«»« paid during the year. Loaaes incurred during the .......... . 6.091.71 UNITED STATES CASUALTY CO. l)8oN 8 LOTT. President T m IADOR, Vice Pre», end Gen. Mxr ST. C MOORHEAD Sec. L M DOUGAL. Porttend. Or.. Btteu- tory resident uttorney for aervic«. ^eiMSTM BUSINESS IN ORt^N(^PO.I^rTH, YKAR Net premiums received dur- lax th» year ......... ••••••’ ! « Losse» Paid during the J»*r_ . 2494.88 Losses incurred durin« the g u Nwne'of company. The TU«m»» * Marine Insurance Company. Lt<L United State« M»naxer Frank H. Cauty. General Agent. Loui» Roaenthal. Statutory resident attorney for »ervicw Georg« Taylor. Mo. 114 I of the Aunwal 8teten»eat of the Synopsis of th* Annual SUUmant of U» _ —«TT.HÌT WWW 1EIJET r ra RI a LIFE IM»U S.AMOS COMPANY of Peoria, la the State of Illluai*. on th» of Portland, In the Btete of Orteon. •* thirty first day of Iteeember, 1937, „rA« U, the Inaurance OeBMniaiioaer of the thirty first day of made to the Insurance Oommteeteaor of the State of Ore<on, pursuan» to tew: Capital Capital 250,000.00 paid up ... 4,144,515/28 VM year —............... -....... Interest, dividends snd rents received during Amount of capital lUxk paid up rr.7io.il Nat 70,039.87 758,568-88 1,065.981 OlBtWAM LIVESOÜ MEMORIES OF FAST FROM 6,06345948 71, 11540 Paid for 1478,897.37 DM dea 168.40948 40,00040 849,91934 41849» 94,97348 64.90947 8,358,68447 3,773,87348 DR C. L. POLEY 108J85.63 roeaivod V4S6.106.48 during .129.636.92 14,91640544 3406,88046 Incom» Ertibnrwuent. N»t lo»»e» p«U duxteg th» y*r iaeludtng «d- 1455.056.99 Juitmebt exp«n»»i ... 8 DWd«*d« p«td oa capital 91,000.00 »tock-during tk» year.. Coianriavion» »nd »»l»rio» 789,970.63 paid during Um ye«r„ T av »*, lie»neea »nd !••• 88.858.13 paid during lb» y«ar 18,588,69345 819.446.36 1.774,66848 86,563.12 3.34Í,888.'99 Total expenditure». - Amete 481,815 41 T.U1 BaNBU««. anal»- 1,188.58944 a 14,41347141 — .788.78 16,868.18 Loans on morigagM »»6 collateral. «te. ...... .. 659478.71 Cash in bank» and on hand »16401.7« cours» o/ coUaette« written »‘A«« September 80; 1431«. 183.71 89.173.55 155.0040 »nd *ccn»»4 —...... V--— B«in»ur»ne» recp’«'»»»« ▲88*. pbo S a Tira imbuiamo « COMPANY Tot»l »dmitted »•••<• 8 LtebilltiM Gro»« el»i®» tor aita»»ay far servie» 8,778,673.40 1,461,085.14 ■“.a. on «11 .«fund Mo. 116 a , Synopn» of tho Annual Stetomout of THB TBAVMLKR8 IMDBMMITY OOMFAMT >( Hartford, ia th» State of CoanBetteut. jn th» thirtp-firat day of Doe««»bor, 1927, node to th» Inaurane» CuaeinU»« of th» Stat» of Oregon, pur»uant to law’ Capitel ooiEFAirr •f Hartford, ia tb» «tete «f on Ue Uurty fir»t d*y of 1937. mad» te the Inaura» 4 4 160.888,398.94 la tarant. 2. y..r .T7TT. paid 15.000,000.00 Net premiums received darin« the year 1 Interest, dividends »»d 30.441,857.19 BBtM fr»B> odAar »a«r iw* rf Anrw < _ Total 8,000.000.00 up 13.419.678.44 583,111.99 Income from other aour- 4.698494.10 5.992,125.82 ......... .. ........................... 8 Total inuomc 1 teaom» —............ 8 177,323.281 9» D tobar»» mar Net loccec paid during the year including ad- juiOunt expeauM —-I 71,149,806.53 Dividende paid on eapital 941.528.49 Ing rt«k« ............ . D«» ter m«»»»*10» broksraM AU otk»r li«bilH*6d...........- 74.982.60 58,860.00 Total liJIlMtU. JMlv •tee of »te«k «f ^ b SS 8790,000.00 - -7’ Butin»«« la Orn<«a tot tn» T«af M^’jSXa. r.wfv.4 . dutks «U 80.140.3« Lai»»» iaeunwd |g durinS E G. Trimkl«. Pre«M«nt- 8 W. I»ard. B«er»tery. gUtetory re**d.nl attorney for service! 17,700,554.58 6.143,097.21 800.000.00 7 0,656.08 PAirr od‘»u«i York on th« tl----- . KUS-JXÄ. AmouAt «C Mpltal «tete » 8.300,000.00 Rte premia«^ remlv'd tote • >6,175,31X83 M 585,646.89 Total expenditures —6 13.830.166.49 14.5S0.730.81 received durln» th« tear... Incom» from oü»r «oure«« r«c»iv«d durine th» te89.. 83.862 21 186J61.88 bobbihi alone oh the seat, thought of I This Actress Made the btock hit |n< gown aM coal 1 nwa’Nioht which' WeuM presently be delivered to I Good 111 UM hen Tomorrow she would appear Ini London.—Miss Eileen Carey, who them at church, but aside from a I Ims become the bride of the laborer- j sttgliUy uncomfortable feel about the I playwright, Sean O’Casey, is an ac- new things she Aon Id not know they I tyess who made good In one night. , were new and neither would anybody I she, like her husband, comes from • I Dublin. She is siHl young and critics The cab stoppiM suddenly. They I gay 8he will make a great actress Were In u pocket and traffic was at a I she started her stage career In th« ittMtoUll. .J J chorus of the d’Oyly Carte Opera com- The eab door opened and a boy I pany. Always eager to get Into thrush a bunch of plo««oni» from the I straight plays and make a name in basketful Upon his srms in upon the I ixmdou. she nicked small roles in ee#- Uttle ofa Iad.V. I. eral plays that were not outstanding “Arbutus, Indy?" he cried. I successes. ‘ “Arbutus!" Srflty leaned forward I when Kathleen O’Regan, leading to tiike tbe flowers from Mm. The de I lady fej| m 24 hours before the pre- Hcloua fragrance aftd roBtoea® brought I m|ere Of Sean O’Casey’s “The Plough / stoH® V> her Up* * ®P®rW® her and the Stars.” Eileen Carey offered f^es. Bhe fumbled In ber bag., found to take 0Ver the part, and It was then n bill and gave it to the boy. shaktoc tbat ahe first met ber future husband, her bead ®t his “Cfiange, la,dyr She She made a hit In spite of tbe short had given him two dollars—but no 1 notlce and ha« just finished lead In matter. The flower® were worth U. O’Casey’s “Shadow of a Gunman." Pressing the bouquet to h«r face she | Now O’Casey to writing a special | breathed deeply of the enticing spirit I ptay for her, the "Red Lily," which of th«T |»a4on. She knew bow the I wln ^e produced soon after their flowers grew,' she^Had hunted theni In | honeymoon. her youth. Sam haff given her a bas ketful once when Ite was courting Her. Dogt on Guard at Pink! Sho loved It. Oh, the hats she Fir«t French Library I had smothered with pink roses I The frocks Bl)® had Hk® IW riowi«’ Sqm Paris.—Dogs now are the night had tovH pink and delighted to her watchmen In France’s great library, I wearing tt. Bh« had bad nona stoc« the Bibllotheque Nationale, In the pal Ite tou *** ace Cardinal Masarin built for IL and “Take off that old dead CW* 8he Its additions. - fairly jumped a« tf he bad spoken Ju One man commands the three dogs her ear. Yes, that was what h« would that roam the dark or 4Imly lighted have called this hat she was wearing— corridors and rooms, some of them I and that other one which sb« would half a block long. Economy was the have to wear. . . motive of the young librarian, Roland ’ Traffic was mwring, the chauffeur Marcel, but the patrol bas proved to was reaching for Ms geaY-khlft. SMiy be effidwi The dogs covet* every leaned forward and spoke loudly I corner and run 56 times the distance “Take me back to Blandon’s please. of the elderly watchmen whose places they have taken. Also, they see and He took her back. ^iex| morning - fl little old **dy they smell and they have no fear. Two of the dogs are from the home of Edouard Herriot, minister of pub ° lic Instmctlop, who has control of the library. Tb« dogs were trained by I Mme. Herriot and are thoroughly LMMli'.of almoBt girlish ¡4ti«fsati°h. boyse-brokeo. if Sam could only, iff b‘‘71 ip? • Total enpaadituroa ‘ÄÄ? J 16.618.308.00 13,082,081.70 344,440,887 00 ■è- 330.500.00 hand------------------ -------- rs hr in iw ia ooarx tof coLUetbon written gin«« 12,688.30849 183426.69 ‘capital Bividends 61490.88 586.d95.67 167431.86 MM 1,776,308.39 i ’ m IÎMÜ 105.665.81 88.00 25.402.579.79 Total admitted aeeete 4 Gross reMrves ___________ 6 411,470,68940 Gmas elaam« fer leasee a______ 8.894.562.46 tAHteher Itebüitiee----- 60.696,047.96 8is.aoc.oou.69 «** ■OTteg of 828,987,- 02^84 - ________ « 450.768.800 09 claims for loaooe 19,852.13147 997467.78 3,157371.64 113.96148 V 7.819,963.67 All other liabilities. ------ 1846166 371.90049 1,6064*6-79 Total lUbmtiaa. »x«te- pive of capital stock of 83406,000.00 aad »ar • paid 81.119.60 ths WM» w» tt» >oW U“‘ V» “• Wv- for oor Wdy. bifte *« «V^ ’S« that we are Joved “for oursfivea, as we say. Oa the cohtrtry. when we 8046746 TKAVrXFRfl INDXMXITY OO1ÍFAMY P. WYATT MORO, OREGON POUND’S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP The Dalle», Oregon For exclusive Birth Cards Visiting Cards Condolence Cards GUY A. POUND, Propri« tec 1 Martinez, Calif.-Missing for four yearB, King Avalon, a homing pigeon owned by Frank Maderos of Martines, came home to his loft the other day. worn and «red. apparently from a long flight. _ The bird, with many others belong Ing to members of the Martinez Hom Ing Pigeon club, was loosed in Nevada four years ago f<>r 8 race to Mar tines. Wbeu the bird did not return Maderos thought it bad fallen prey to a hunter or bi.wk,, /. Ruyonne, N. J.—Fred and Stanley Rdth. twins and painters, are In a hMVIUl e.rt with«« troeture of th. left ankle. Th»r W toptther 25 feet from ‘a scaffolding. Scare for Wire, "T A ’i h * 1 T’ ZELL FUNERAL HOME THE DALLES, OREGON Phone 345 The Didl^ Ambulance Service A. M. Wright Representative at Moro MORO, OREGON A. M. HICKS Plumbing Sells and installs the famous Phone 35-J Muellèr pipe or pipeless furnace QUIET SERVICE WASCO, OREGON Lady Assistants CRANDALL Undertaking Company THE DALLES, OREGON JAMES STEWART --------- £ Stock and Brand Inspector For Sherman County Moro, Oregon ModelLaundry THE DALLES Calls for and Delivers in Moro Wasco and Grass Valley Mondays and Thursdays DEPUTIES: L. SchadewiU, Kent, Oregon; Dr. Jos. Saunders, Moro, Ore.; W. H. Meyer, Wasco, Ore. Bank Hotel . Hostelry BIGGS SERVICE STATION Centrally Located Sherman County Headquarters H. H. Willard, Preprieter EDW. BALL, MANAGER . Lunch Goods THE DALLES, OREGÓN Ice cold drinks are guaranteed our patrons because of always having on hand from 2 to 3 tons of ice. •f my Sherman County Neighbor« ~ Will be Appreciated NEW PERKINS HOTEL Washington at Fifth Street, PORTLAND, OREGON Our usual pre-war transient rates still prevail. Special Rates to permanent Guests Homing Pigen Back to~ Roost After 4 Years Hoboken. N. 1—Three wWes whom ' their husbands wish to be scared must . We nndeiataud that we । their nusnananv appear in wurL They have been tak- are toAd for something that is really appear Ing a vacation Srinste and. In th® <to«l count, f S Ins Stetten together on the rent money. Might mertt-Plala Tito. Magasioe. ; i ' OFFICE AT UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OF Edward C. Holt m nflt only are enslly consoletL. but a »— «à?““! durine '“Crooked as the River Jordan." Is an old expression, but there are streams that mak® .Jordan look ¡Sight to the otff day® when packet steamers were popular as transport a- H gp op and down ths Mississippi. P®»- sangera used to get ®Wt at toany of ths Sharp bends ami walk across a Mrtpw tteck of iMd tn fest th» todtoos trip, thF stastnar arriving •pmetiM so boqs later. Tbs White riMr te Artansae Is another errette •trmm It travMi 14» «11« to trataratog a dlitante ei SO mük®. -ssajs# - **■** 37.462.48 ..... _ ______ _ 220,50» 91 7 TH« tUAVHLMM ^KfüR4.NCK COMPANY DENTIST United States Dental px- • aminer for this district ” » 736.698 83 Total taeom« ..4 Dr J. R. Morgan Newhouse Optical Co. 861,68140 Statutory Dr W. N. Morse D. Lindquist 163.778.se Total mpYppjont pf old age Into the /R" allegro yJvac« of youth? The cab drew’up before the motor " Biundo»'# Mundon’a depa department entrance < «on M ^wltb th® help - Physician and Surgeon A In and dlauffetii?,4in< kd. si® wenfrt_ La*t of the O jib way» Recall» sat d^ifr to w^t*for Sara. There siras a mirror oppWte ’W «•« »•«* Frontiw Day». r THE DALLES, OREGON goutlcb gt^F reflection of herself -, ■ •. ■ -f- i«* Munistag. Mich.—Jimmy Klsh-Me- in a glootpy little Nack Mt and coat 0®ce at Mid-Columbia Hospital Tog, seventy-eight, 1g th® «de survivor One ah, M4 i*»» • **•'’ •’ J“* (© hr D. A WsUh ) Phone No. Hospital 841 ^days when Sam’Runnels wooed her, ; of the Ojlb#ay Indian tribe that once a 1 joyous voice came up roamed the wilds of Alger county. He teki Ing his chance with a dpsen others. ZA toe stairway. t lives to an old crude aback situated b became 8®Uy Runnels with the Tm ready grandmotherly between two bills and here and there accent on the last syllable and an A * Sally Runnels pinned on bef are the old tumbled down homes of all added letter. And 8ara had no beaus hat with fingers trembling slightly his former neighbors who have passed at alt perhaps there weren’t bo many from haste. She did not have time to the “happy hunting grounda.’’ The men nowadays. Goodness knows, there to look iu toe glass. .. were enough «nd to spare when she aback Is roughly boarded within but “Look out I Don’t catch your to®! there are numerous cracks that per was young. .. % , The warning smote her as she was mit the wintry winds access tp bls Str® Mppeafad slightly breathless, descending the stairs. Warnings al bumble abode. He has a few rude trot aapeatll businesslike . Phy«i«iàn and S»rg«o ways smote her and made her do the pieces of furniture and kitchen uten *Npw, grandmother, w« ’ H start In very things she was warned not to do. sils. The old Ojlbway’s fondest wish with your dress and mates everything In this instance she did catH» her Is that he be permitted to live in bis to if,* she snld. toe, but Sara with a spring caught cabin the rest of Ms ^matoing days In the softly .carpeted. Softly lighted her. “I told you to be careful/ »aid Pebple can reach me from Moro and die on the ground that be and and many mirrored place of a thou Sara. •• — at night from the long distance his forefathers trailed over many sand gowns Sally waited with sinking “Are we going to walk?” RgRg times, which Is known as Indiantown. booth at Hotel Moro b> ringing heart while Sdra appraised and se- asked. The Dalles. Place« Chairs Along Trail, P lected, „ Sara shook her head. “Something plain for grand mot her— cold. You'd 'freeze. I ordered Fifty years ago a dozen or more “Too and quiet—and», rich," she said. And Ojibway families resided on th® slt®> a cab." soon Bally found hereof, trylnf on 4 but now Jimmy Kish-Me-Tog is all Sally sighed. She had been in the such a dress, Which was so much Itke alone. Here and there among the hills houáe for three days, nothing to go her oM one tkat she saw no differ out for until today, and It seemed to Jimmy has placed crude chairs near for color with thât enee. She Ion« her that a little walk in the bracing old trails and he often goes from one ut. Why must warm feeling to to another and sits and ponders over air would not hurt her. had been gone she wear black Sara was leading the way to the the yeary that have fleeted by when wouldn't care cab and Sally followed reluctantly.. some twenty yehra. | the Qjlbwaya held sway and were Sara decided. “The very t thing,’ She was popped in and the door shut happy among themselves and hunted “Eh, grandmother?6 and flshfld. ; - ^3 upon her., . Sally murmured something. Old Jimmy greets all his visitors “Aren’t you cptnlng. too, Sara? sne “gat# next,** said «the capable Sara shouted to make hertelf heard above with a smile and will answer a few glancing her frlatinnm wrist watch. of the questions put to him iu brief the roaring engine. “Hope we’ll get through with this J English sentences. He was born on Sara shook her head. so I can jota Betty Archer at the the L'Anse reservation. His father “No, I’m going to walk.“ EYE STRAIN Pla»a for lunch. “IT tend you home Sally looked wistfully after the bril was a noted hunter and trapper a In th® fob grandmother.” . Can only be corrected under the liant young figure. It did not seem century agot He doesn’t know who proper conditions and by the Before the leaved mirror Sally was so long since she was another Sara bls grandfather was. His forefathers of ‘ the very best of equipment. seated while Sara and a deft sales and here she was shut up to a padded were warriors and repelled the Iro- box which smelled of stale perfume I woman fitted her with a hat which We have th« Best Equipped Optical quota on the east and the Sioux on the office to Eastern Oregon. was new but scarcely different other and cigar smoke while Sara, free and west., // wise from the old one. blithe, enjoyed the fresh air and sun Old Jimmy's father once tote<| the • OPTICS EXCLUSIVELY I am tired of jet ornaments," mail three times a week between old shine. 4 she tried to say. . Munising and Wetmore, carrying the She was old and yet the of “Nothing better for you with your her was young, it must oe, el®^ (tn® mail sacks on his back. dark eyes and white hair,” declared (Dr. Geo. F. Newhouse, Proprietor sunshine would not have looked so Overlooks Lake Superior. Sara. golden, the sky so blue or the breeze 320 East Second Street The old OJIbway's cabin overlooks ! So the hat was purchased And sounded so like a carillon of ellver Lake Superior.' Jimmy often looks out THE DALLES, OREGON after that came a co®L rich and soft bells calling to joyful activity. The over the great lake, along whose I 'I * and Bomber. Sally paid the bill. That sights of the streets charmed her, al shores his tribe hunted and In whose was the one pririlege left to her when though she could only peer at them waters they struck the white fish and * through the dusty gl^sa. And theni it came te buylni an outfit. She could trouL pay for the tftb^S-tMksvlf Sam had there w^s the beart-ptlrriW; fact that, He says he cbuld work and hunt left her qqlfe Indn ^dent of her sons she was gojng downtown'to »hop to very good If It were not for his rheu an4 daughter^ and well provided for. get herself an entire new wardrobe. matism. For 18 years he tolled at the Toward the la|t Sara hurried a Ut Wasn’t this enough V> turn the an- old Munising furnace. Up to three 4 tl®.: SB® iept ttonctag ber watch L J » 11 ^4» i W • J J ' LM t* » years ago he made his living at trap JEWELER ping and fishing and was adept at frat you ‘in yo# ■cab, grand- both, bnt now old Jimmy Is crippled mother,” she said, “then I’ll race to Repairing a Specialty up and an object of public charity. seat the Hara. Toot things win be He resented being taken to the coun- of K« b « m of up right away. Hope you won't feel 502 E. Second st. ob th» thirtyfirtt 6*7 *7 • ty poorhouse and pleaded to be left too tired." 1937 toad» to the In»!*««««« fl»»»*, * alone in his crude shack — there to die 2 Doors East of Skaggs Store A faint tinge of indignation ap ofowr of th» 8t»t» of Or»8t>9, portemi where he has lived so many years. te law: peered In Sall/to cheeks. THE DALLES, OREGON O«plt«l An understanding and kind-hearted “1 am not tired at all,“ she said. Sara helped hkr Into the cab. smiled, county board consented to let the sole 700,000.00 paid up .................... blew a klas a®d was gone to her I survivor of th® jQjibway tribe there I 'InMXi Net premiums ree4Wod lunib®®»- And’ the cab started back I about have his heart’s with. during the yesr..-.-J avenue. Bally. 1 . Interest, dividends and RATES Room with bath privilege, 75 c up Outside room with private bath, |1.50 up Special rates where more than two persons occupy one room. Let us show yon our Accommodations ■.k _ --------
