The Hermiston herald., May 17, 1945, Page 6, Image 6

FAGE SIX
THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1945.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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9-30-44
1,572,858.86 through U2 valid through Aug. 31.
03
Interest & rents accrued 16,273.38
Sugar: Book 4—Sugar stamp 35
Other Assets
45,164.73 valid through June 2; Sugar stamp
Union 76 Gasoline
Triton Motor Oil
Fötal admitted assets 10,444,321.76 36 valid May 1 through Aug. 31.
„
Labilities, Surplus, etc.
Shoes— Loose stamps invalid.
Unpaid claims
3,240,831.83 Book3: Airplane stamps 1-2-3 now
Adjust, expenses unpd. 63,792.23 valid. New shoe stamp to become
Unearned premiums £ 3,263,459.93 valid August 1.
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...
Salaries, rents, etc. due ? 58,035.03
Gasoline
—Coupons not valid
“Now is the time to change gear oil in your car!’’
i Taxes, accrued
207,385.16 unless endorsed. A” 15 coupons,
: Commissions etc. ac-
4 gallons each, valid through June
FUEL — OILS — INSECT SPRAYS
crued
382,454.86 21. “B” 6-7 valid, 5 gal. each. "C”
Other liabilities
45,000.00 6-7 valid. 5 gal. each.
Prompt Delivery - Phone 2751 - Geo. Harkenrider
Vol’y. & contingency
Stoves— Apply local board “for
reserve
183.362.72 | oil, gas stove certificates.
Total Liab. exc. capi-
Wood. Coal. Sawdust — Dealer
tai
7,444,321.76 determines delivery priority from
Other assets
30,476.07 Capital paid up 1,500,000.00
| consumer’s written statement of
Total Admitted Assets 1,207,574.67 Surplus over
! annual needs and quantity on
Liab.
Liabilities, Surplus, etc.
1,500,000.00
I hand.
Legal Notices
Unpaid claims
80,665.35 Policyholders surplus 3,000,000.00
Fuel Oil: Period 1-5 (inch) cou-
Adjust, expenses unpd.
10,444,321.76 pons valid through August 31. Not
3,229.93 Total
763,799.78
1944 Business in Oregon
more than 93 per cent of season's
Synopsis of Annual Statement Unearned premiums
326.07 Premiums received
121,735.45 rations should have been used to
of THE ALLEMANNIA FIRE IN­ Salaries, rents etc. due
22,000.00 Losses paid
47,154.86 date.
SURANCE COMPANY of Pitts­ Taxes accrued
1,500.00
American Casualty Co., Read­
Price Control— Refer inquiries
burgh in the State of Pennsylva­ Commis, brok. etc. due
nia on Dec. 31, 1944, made to the Total Liab. exc. capital 871.521.13 ing, Pa., H. G. Evans, Prest., W. S. and complaints to price clerk at
Dearolf, Secty., Atty, for service, local board.
Ins. Commissioner of the State of Surplus over
Liab.
336,053.54
Wm. H. Morrison. Portland, Ore.
Reni Control: In areas under
Oregon, pursuant to law:
Policyholders surplus
336,053.54
Federal rent control, all rented
Income for 1944
Synopsis of Annual Statement dwelling units must be registered,
1,207,574.67
2,077,077.07 Total
Premiums received
of the AMERICAN CREDIT IN­ and changes in tenancy reported.
1944 Business in Oregon
220,920.28
Int. divids. & realty
Booby Traps aren’t confined to the
12,709.40 DEMNITY CO. of NEW YORK of
135,621.14 Premiums received
From other sources
battlefield. Your car’s brakes, for
6.670.90 Baltimore, in the State of Mary- CUTWORMS ARE
2,433,618.49 Losses paid
Total Income
Policy divids. pd.
instance, are potentially danger­
1,075.66 land on Dec. 31, 1944, made to the
Disbursements for 1944
Western Millers Mutual Fire Ins. Ins. Commissioner of the State of AGAIN AT WORK
ous. If neglected, they can cause
Losses paid
1,009,805.61
an accident as disastrous as a
52,827.93 Co., R. M. Rogers, Prest., Carl W. Oregon, pursuant to law :
Adjustment expenses
Cutworms are doing consider­
Capital Paid-up
1,500,000.00
629,265.09 Trapp, Secty.
Agts. Commissions
TNT explosion. That’s why you
able damage to victory gardens,
Income for 1944
Salaries & Fees
161,974.97
should start Shellubrication serv­
Synopsis
of
Annual
Statement
Premiums
received
2,448,639.99
melons,
hops
and
other
plants
in
63.755.10
Taxes, licenses & fees
ice today. It includes a check of
139,977.89 this vicinity this spring. If plants
Divids, to Stockholders 144,000.00 of the AMERICAN AVIATION & Int. Divids. & rents
vital
parts all through your car.
82,096.47 appear weak, holes eaten in the
246,992.25 GENERAL INSURANCE CO., of From other sources
Other expenses
Reading
in
the
State
of
Pennsyl
­
2,670,714.35
leaves
or
cut
off
just
below
the
Total
Income
Total Disbursements 2,308,620.95
vania on Dec. 31, 1944, made to the
i soil surface, it is pretty sure Mr.
Disbursements for 1944
Admitted Assets
136,326.11
Cutworm is at work, pointed out
Insurance
Commissioner
of
the
Losses
paid
130,000.00
Realty, mkt. val.
State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Commis. & salaries
696,780.38 | Frank E. Hackler, assistant coun-
Loans, mortg. & col­
Income for 1944
Taxes, licenses etc.
597,755.50 ty agent. Perhaps the best con-
325,891.69
lateral
CHANGE TO GOLDEN SHELL MOTOR OIL:
264,725.55 ! trol measure is the use of poison
59,889.05 Other expenses
2,857,591.97 Premiums received
Bonds, amort, val.
Look at your oil bayonet. If the oil looks
Int.,
divids.
&
realty
1,695,587.54
baits.
11,660.29
Total
Expenditures
1,716,353.76
Stocks, mkt. val.
Mr.
Hackler
suggests
From
other
sources
the
fol-
dirty, don’t take a chance. Change to fresh,
Admitted
Assets
“You're only a Foot
500,850.00
Cash in banks & on
from Trouble .,.
572,399.34 Bonds, Amortz. val.
7,014,820.59 lowing formula:
clean, safe Golden Shell Motor Oil.
978,995.65 Total Income
hand
Check your brakes"
Coarse wheat bran. 5 lbs.
Disbursements for 1944
Stocks, Book Vai.
950,637.77
SHELL OIL COMPANY. Incorporated
Prems, in collection
Paris green or white arsenic, 3
917.05 Cash in banks & on
9-30-44
241,065.61 Losses paid
oz. (or 5 oz. sodium fluoride
hand
1.294.77
1,080,159.84
17,073.56 Adjust, expenses
Interest & rents due
or sodium fluosilicate)
Make a
for SHeLiUBR/C^T/OM Today /
21.392.06 Prems, in collection,
Other assets
12,709.78 Commis. & Salaries
Molasses or syrup, 1 pt.
Reins. Pay (--)
31,483.92
7,460.57
Total Admitted Assets 6,279,682.02 Taxes, licenses etc.
Water to make a crumbly mash.
Other expenses
10,726.67 Interest & rents due
40,221.15
Liabilities. Surplus, etc.
2 to 3 quarts.
cream that can be eaten at 5c a
Total
disbursements
Other
assets
76,292.64
41,791.12
WESTLAND LISTS dish
Unpaid claims
541,835.22
and up.
Admitted Assets
Total admited Assets 9,130,648.07
Adjust, expenses unpd. 30,069.88
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
764,143.36
Liabilities
GRANGE
MOTHER
Unearned premiums •2,120,967.88 Bonds, Amortz. Vai.
Policy loss reserve
132,900.00
925,626.15
Salaries, rents, etc. due
3,138.70 Stocks. Mkt. Vai.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
Unearned Premiums 1,303,443.55
Taxes accrued
59,763.78 Cash in Bank & on
Under the leadership of Ruth
That the undersigned, Sheriff of
hand
Reserve
for
losses
108,832.66
500,000.00
Commis, brok. etc. due 22,007.54
28,506.29 Other Liab. & reserves 733,777.80 Umatilla County, Oregon, by vir­ Embree, worthy lecturer of West­
Other liabilities
56,250.88 Premiums in collection
Interest & rents accrued 2,003.62 Contingency reserve
500,000.00 tue of an order duly made and en­ land Grange, Pearl Shaw, who has
Total Liab. exc. capi-
tered herein by the County Court five sons in the armed forces of
Other
Assets
(net)
Total
Liab.
exc.
Capi-
4,613.92
tai
2,833,943.88
of Umatilla County, Oregon, on the United States, was chosen as
Total
Admitted
Assets
1,040,999.85
tai
3,962,847.50
Capital paid-up 1,200,000.00
the 10th day of May, 1945, will, Grange Mother for 1945. Mrs.
Liabilities, Surplus, etc.
Paid-up Capital 1,500,000.00
Surplus over
on the 19th day of June, 1945, at Shaw was given a seat of honor LET US SOLVE
Unpaid Claims
4,852.14 Surplus over
Liab.
2,245,738.14
the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the at the right of the grange master
Liab.
3.667,800.57
575.21
Policyholders surplus 3,445,638.14 Adjust, expenses unpaid
YOUR EYESIGHT
forenoon, sell to the highest bid­ and presented with a beautiful
Unearned
Premiums
Policyholders
Surplus
5,167,800.57
50.543.77
Total
6,279,682.02
corsage of red carnations. Small
der
for
cash
at
the
front
door
of
Salaries,
rents
etc.
due
Total
9.130.648.07
2.891.23
PROBLEM!
1944 Business in Oregon
the Umatilla County Court House, pansy corsages were given to each If your eyes trouble you come here
1944 Business in Oregon
750.00
Premiums received
32,256.19 Taxes, accrued
8.708.17 Pendleton, Oregon, subject to a mother present. The remainder for a thorough examination . . . .
Losses paid
17,409.02 Total Liab. exc. Capital 61,369.22 Premiums received
Capital
pd-up
500,000.00
Losses
paid
(Minus)
87.13 minimum price of $60.00 therefor, of the evening was spent in drill Modern glasses ground to fit if
The Allemannia Fire Ins. Co.,
Surplus
over
American
Credit
Indemnity
Co. to be paid in cash, at the time practice by the newly formed
Pittsburgh.
W Unverzagt,
Liab.
479,630.63
of N. Y., J. F. McFadden. Prest., A. of sale, the following described young people’s degree team un­ they are needed.
Prest., W. A. Forrest, Jr., Secty..
parcel of land, heretofore by Uma­ der the chairmanship of Adacarol
Policyholders Surplus 1.040.999.85 F. Stone. Secty.
Over 30 Years Successful
Atty, for service, Ins. Commis’r.
tilla
County, Oregon, acquired for Corliss, who was ably assisted by
American
Aviation
&
General
On the basis of Dec. 31, 1944,
Optical Experience!
Floyd Laird, ritualistic instructor.
Synopsis of Annual Statement delinquent taxes, to-wit:
Mkt. Quotations for all Bonds & Ins. Co., H. G. Evans, Prest., W. S.
Lots 1 & 2, Block 24. Original | The next meeting. May 25, will
Stocks owned, this company’s to­ Deaolf, Secty., Atty, for service, of the AMERICAN MOTORISTS
DR.
DALE ROTHWELL
Town of Stanfield, Umatilla be a party sponsored by the young
INSURANCE COMPANY of Chi­
tal admitted Assets would be in­ Wm. H. Morrison, Portland.
OPTOMETRIST
members
—
meaning
ail
members
County,
Oregon.
cago 40, in the State of Illinois on
creased to $6,506,780.36 and Sur­
from 14 to 75. The Home Econo­ 418 South Main St. — Pendleton
Synopsis
of
Annual
Statement
R.
E.
GOAD.
Sheriff
of
Dec.
31,
1944,
made
to
the
Ins.
plus to $2,472,836.48.
of the AMERICAN CASUALTY Commissioner of the State of Ore-
Umatilla County. mics club will entertain with a
Near But Depot
short play and furnish all the ice
(May 17-June 14)
Synopsis of Annual Statement COMPANY of Reading, in the gon, pursuant to law:
of Pennsylvania on Dec. 31,
Income for 1944
of the WESTERN MILLERS MU­ State
1944, made to the Ins. Commis­ Premiums received 10,144,017.92
TUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., of sioner
of the State of Oregon, pur­ Int. divids. & realty
108,092.27
Kansas City in the State of Mis­ suant to
law:
From other sources
26,891.88
souri on Dec. 31, 1944, made to the
Income for
Total Income
10,279,002.07
Ins. Commissioner of the State of Premiums received 1944
7.149.892.08
Disbursements for 1944
Oregon, pursuant to law:
Int. Divids. & realty
260,465.02 Losses paid
4,126,313.37
Income for 1944
From other sources
811,438.26 Adjustment expenses
718,521.03
Premiums received
1,025,233.39 Total Income
8,221,795.36 Agents Commissions 1,244,765.10
27,401.05
Int. divids. & realty
for 1944
Salaries & fees
238,756.18
From other sources
35,568 12 Losses Disbursements
paid
1,088.202.56 Adjustment expenses 2,537,491.11 Taxes, licenses & fees 442,102.84
Total Income
567,987.14 Stocks divids, paid
80,000.00
Disbursements for 1944
Agts. commissions
1,543,211.07 Policy divids, paid
1,828,783.46
Losses paid
475,579.63 Salaries & fees
273,691.35 Other expenses
741,088.12
Adjustment expenses
18,460.29 Taxes, license & fees
176,588.12 Total disbursements 9,420,330.10
Agts. commissions
233,636.54 Stock divids, paid
150.000.00
Admitted Assets
Salaries & fees
85,895.49 Policy divids, paid
1.922.23
Realty, book val.
70,572.12
Taxes, licenses & fees
34,407.12 Other expenses
G
813,297.06 Loans, mortg. & col­
172,185.44
Policy divids. pd.
Total disbursements
6,064,188.08
lateral
33,682.14
Other expenses
44.701.80
Admitted Assets
Bonds, amortz. val. 10.943,630.58
Total disbursements 1,064,866 31 Realty, mkt. val.
233,138.66 Stocks, book val.
418,775.00
Admitted Assets
Loans, mortg. & col­
Cash in bank & on
Bonds, Mkt. Vai.
794,136.73
lateral
333,882.20
hand
2,411,163.46
Stocks, mkt. val.
206,900.00 Bonds, amortz. val
4.663.281.88 Premiums in collection
Cash in banks A on hand 64,491.34 Stocks, mkt. val.
2,704,600.78
9-30-44
980,870.73
Prems, in collection
shoes
•«.
Cash in banks & on
Interest & rents due
16,156.44
stare—at
y
MoM,",,
9-30-44
108,738.59
hand
875,121.27 Other assets
20.306.27
‘ ‘it
rid fonte
Interest & rents due
2,831.94 Premiums in collection
Total admitted as­
"as"
sets
14,895,156.74
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Liabilities, Surplus, etc.
Unpaid claims
7,382,813.64
Adjust, expenses unpd. 539,565.00
Unearned premiums 2,861,748.00
Salaries, rents etc due 102,563.16
I Taxes accrued
263,774.00
Commissions etc. due
113,882.07
A railroad's roadbed has a lot to do
Other Liabilities
1.130,810.87
Thus, even the ballast used on the rail­
Total Liab. exc. capi-
with travel comfort. A well-built roadbed road's roadbed plays its part in efficient,
i ‘al
12,395,156.74
does away with annoying, sleep-disturbing 'round-the-clock transportation of troops
Capital paid up 1,000.000.00
bumps ... like a boat breasting a choppy and essential battle-line freight over
1 ’ Surplus over
<,
Liab.
sea. It gives you "smooth sailing.”
1,500.000.00
Union Pacific's Strategic Middle Route,
Policyholders surplus 2.500,000.00
uniting the East with the Pacific Coast.
The
kind
of
gravel
used
for
roadbed
bal
­
Total
14.895,156.74
last is an important factor. Union Pacific
1944 Business in Oregon
Premiums received
uses a special, sturdy type of crushed Future "smooth sailing" over liiat high­
29,663.20
Losses paid
3,365.17
granite which stands up particularly well way can be assured by holding tight to
Policy divids, paid
4.357.15
under wartime’s heavily loaded freight the war bonds we now have... and, as
American Motorists Insurance
FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN
and passenger trains. Then, too, it acts as a an extra measure of economic protection,
Co., James S Kemper, Prest., H.
' cushion,” resulting in more comfortable rid­ buying as many more as we can pos.
G. Kemper. Secy . Attv. for ser­
Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton
sibly afford.
ing and less wear on locomotives and cars.
vice. B. L. Hefler.
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through July 31; Blue stamps Y2,
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through June 2; Red stamps K2
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