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Newspaper Page TextwtiDFttftt? jffic TurmrPTB, srerrFGim oi7f.oont. frtday. matcptt ig. mo. In Judge Taylor's t-ourl hero this afternoon 'Mrs. Kark Kvaus ut iwv preliminary hearing on iho charK of bing her husband's lU'compHro in the kidnaping and robbt-ry of V. 1. White of i.rmilH Pass, tho rhui'Ko against nor was dismissed on a tech nical point of law sained by her attor ney, Porter J. Keff. District Attor ney Roberts inunediatoly had -Mrs. Kvans re-arresied on tho charse of larceny of White's car, and JudKe Taylor set her hearing on this charge to two weeks from today and set her bail at $500, which was furnished. The deFense created surprise wheo all the testimony of prosecution had been heard, by placing Mrs. IS vans on the stand to testify that she and Lark Kvans had been married at Ta coma eight years ago, he marrying her under an assumed name, and that they separated and were only re united a Khort lime before the rob bery of While last September. Prosecutor Roberts was caught unawares as he had thought that Mrs. Kvans would not take the stand. He claims to have ample evidence that Mr. and Mrs. Kvans were not man and wife at the time of the rob bery of White. Nothing had been in troduced at the hearing by the state's witnesses as to Mrs. Kvans having taken part in the robbery except as a witness. Attorney Noff made a molion that the case lie dismissed, citing the statute that when a woman is charg ed with a fi'lony or murder In com pany with her husband the presump tion is that the wife is under the co ercion of the hut-hand unless it is proved otherwh-.e. WHAT NEAR EAST F COMMITTEE L The question is sometimes asked, "What results are being obtained by the Near Kast Relief with the funds we are subscribing to it?" This is a most natural request, and the ordin ary person, who has net looked into it, cannot but be thrilled with the wonderful work being accomplished. They have established orphan ages in this "l,and of the Stalking Death," as it has been so aptly called, to help care for the 250, OOU home less and orphaned children in that area. They have established 14 hos pitals, with 14S.72S clinic attendants each month. They are maintaining 1 1 rescue homes, where Christian Ar menian and Syrian women and girls, released from forced bondage and degradation in Turkish harems, can be temporarily provided for. be tween 10f,000 and 200,000 are hi ill held in Turkish harems because there are insufficient funds to care for them if released! Over 7uoo tons of flour per month are being distribut ed to the starving and destitute. Wherever possible, industries are re vived, that the sufferers may work. mil help to make themselves self- supporting. In, one place, between 0,o00 and tlO.ooo refugees are con ent rated in an old military barracks. ami used on roads and other public works to help reduce tho cost of their maintenance. 13, 225 orphans in 49 of the orphanages in Russian-Armenia alone, together with the women under Near Kast care, are being used in light industrial employment which will be self-supporting as soon as e:; portatlons from tho Trans-Caucasus can commence. It is sam that x.,:yi persons were found recently omploy- d in industries maintained by the Near Kast Relief. Thesd are only some of the move important projects into which Amer ican money for Near Kast Relief are diverted. They merit your support! selected and duly o! ut'ivu. To t bis t si hoo!, church or social circles, was extent it seems as though the pro- j a pleasure, and they made many verbial cart had preceded the horse, j friends who will cordially welcomo the query now beini;. whv settle upon ibern a mi in to Ashland if. in the details before the main question of i course u, events thev should "play accepting the plan had been decided icnmi inuauetnt-ni" to our town, upon? f And furthermore u gratifying mea- KEEP STRONG Tho two local camps, either fir ori1"'' 01 ii,lr ess is spoken for ill their ALBANY, Ore., Mar. 20. School Btinerintendenls and members of the school boards from many different cities of Oregon were here tAi:iy to attend n conference In reKard to the Ba-lury schedule for instructors. State Superintendent Churchill was 011 hand and tho following school superintendents were expected during the day: John Todd of Salem; W. K. Itiitherfoid of Eugene; Aubrey Smith of ltoseburi;; , J. O. iMcI.augh liu of Corvallis; Gei'rKe S. JIiiks of JloMinnville; U. L. Yottel of Silver ton; W. I. l'ord of Dallas; Hobert Down of Lebanon; Hubert Hussong of Astoria; V. O. Heattie of Cottage drove and W. II. Mishler of. Wood burn. It was c'riginally planned by the Albany board of directors to lake in only .valley towns. . So many schools, however, have taken an interest in the plan for the salary conference that the scope of the meeting was widened. Marshfield and Astoria were thus given the right to. come. Invitations also were sent to Ashland, Mcdfc'rd and Grants Pass. ALBANY. Ore.. Mar. 2ti. F. R Crosbv. Oregon p'oneer of lHiM. died at his 'home here vestcrdtiv, aired almost O'J year. Three Drop Corn Killer "Gets-It" Stops Pain Immediately and Corns Go Quick. Tha way to handle coma Is th tried and proved "Gets-It' way the way that millions have found quickest, easiest, safest and, most rsuaoie. A row drops of ."Gets-It" knocks the hurt out of any tra Jt once and soon loosens it so It lifts right off without any f.;ellnf. Oh what comfort! How grand to walk ana dance and Jump without a slnglo twlnirc! Why not? "Gets-It." the never falling'. Kuar anteed money-back corn remover, costs but a trifle at any druK etora Ml'U by E. Lawrence A Co.. Chicago. Sold In Medtord nufl recommend ed as the world's best corn remedy by Leon B. llasklns, Jledford Phar macy, Strang's Drug Store, Heath's Drug Storo, West Side Pharmacy. MM 1 1 eU I J i3 "Auction of Souls" When the massjieres of the Ar menians started, earned on bv tne Turks under n secret unreemout with the (iermuns, 1 he .M.iliammedan made further et fort to i:et possession of Aurora Murditrnninn, the vounii daughter of a prosperous bunker of Ifnrpout. After seeinir her father, mother. two brothers and three s'sters bru- tallv slain this vounir uirl entered upon a series of adventure which prove that life niuv he more oxietiim than the wildest dream of the. 1'ie- tiotiisf . Miss Aurora. Mim'imiinn. who eventually esenped from her native land and eame to America for fur ther relief, was induced to net for the films iust what she personally passed throuirh in Armenia in liM.o. "Auction of Souls" is tho attrac tion at the Kialto. plavintr through Saturday. ASHLAN'P, Mar. 20. Altho the, scene has not shifted, activities have,1 and the rooms on the Plaza, erst while occupied as headquarters in, furthering the municipal expansion movement under American City K ur ea u auspices, are vacated as such, and the premises are Riven over to the prosaic vocation of tax gathering as represented by a h.'chl adjunct to the sheriff's office. A "mass" meeting of some forty citizens figured in the role of "not considering it advisable to employ tho bureau for the pro posed campaign," or at least a major ity of the forty did. The numerals )0 are connected with many tradi tions. Once en a time forty pieces of silver figured in one of the greatest tragedies of mankind. Forty were in the cast of one of the mightiest dra matic plays of the past century; while the current lenteu and boosting season, now drawing to a close, em braces the customary forty days of fasting, humiliation and prayer. Pro gressive upholders of the campaign as proposed here 4o strengthen the activities of tho Commercial club and afford additional sinews in a finan cial way to enlarge tho scope of its influence, contend that there are by far more than forty reasons for adopting tho project as submitted by the . b u rea u . 1 re 1 i m i n a ry a r ra n ge ments had all been made and tho date o f tho i n t ens kv e ca m pa i g n o pen 1 n g luul been set for .Monday morning, against the bureau cammugn, are bc-jpan as a happy insult ' men- cu ing designated as constructive or ob-'lor:w 'n Mt'dford. struct. ve. It is conceded that the Locally we have resumed the Commercial club's status now is just j fiarus quo. in conclusion, it would txactly where it was previous to re-1 a R"ac'iui tiling to do ror an ap eent efforts to line up a big member-' propriate committee, "with power to ship in its behalf. Some objected t o ; ;iJ' " 10 hv I'l'pointed to call upon tho raise in (he membership fee tol1""'' flergy and condole with them 125 annually, and looked askance aij"u'r ,lu" nivuinsiunet of not being a budget minimum of $.-..01111, eon-' 4 ullcd upon' to deliver their "civic" sidering the proposition too bold u ! stM March "JS, us heretofore one for Ashland to tackle on a J'asa- I inU'ld. dena basis. Others h:irper on th manner in which iho money was to be expended, and there being no guarantee advanced as to this dispo sition of funds, more dis.sat is fact ion was created, a mere incident to the " ! One bottle of pure, emulsified Norwegian cod liver oil taken now, may do you more goou than a dozen taKen a monin hence. It's more economical to give your body help before resistance to disease is broken down, A very little Scott's Emulsion OF PURE NORWEGIAN COD-LIVER OIL 1 $oes a long way in sustaining strength and keeping up re sistance. Resolve that you will bay a bottle of Scott's Emulsion at your druggist 8 on your way home, and start protecting your strength. Tiie exclusive grade of cod-Hver oil used in Scott', Emulatoo l the famous "S. Ut U. l'rutc..." tumlc iu Noiwuy and rrliuctl iu our own Amrric.n : laboratories. It U a Kuantutre of turiiy and puUuiuility uu.urvas.cd. Scott it Hownc. lttoouilield, N. J. 19-11 CUC CCATTI C CIPUT Oil OLIil ILL iiunl I SKATTI.K. .Mill-. L'i'.. Vm K Hi ll nil projocl in K''neral, tntin overshniJtiw ing the main issue involved. It 1i;is since transpired thai, in view of Ilie successful intriAltK Imn of the pl:m for one IhinK a liheral appot-tiouiuent would have been made iu liehalf of jinn, .Minnesota heavyweiKlit, duly celt -lira.: jug the approaching Yiiiiiik Ilecior. lireinerion. Wash., Fourth of July period in our niidsl on j ., jn fmn. nIM1,, , h(,re a scale coniniensurale with th.1 liher-1 ..... ality which Ashland has displayed iIl!,";," ,s,"':,s '" w,?1Kh fornier years, a proposition which aI,. j Pounds and llecli.r I!il'. pears fair enough lo all parties con-1 A protest against permitting the cerned. Hi.'wever. Iliere were other houl has been sen! by liev. M. A. phases of the plan more, lasting and ' Matthews, pastor of the firs: Preshy- subslantial which, iu receiving a :-hare of the budget appropriations, would have aided municipal planning on a more permanent scale. Towards the bureau management no criticism is diro.Med, their dealings iu connection with the project being st raighl forward and honorable. More over, they are a bright set of young men. keen and alert, and si.'jially con sidered, "to the manner born." Their March 2'.. Kven teams had been appearance here, whether iu civic. icriaii church here, to Prosecuting Attorney Kred ('. llriiwn. Dr. Mat thews said the affair would be a prie fight, "infamous and disgrace ful." in violation of the city ordi nances. Heplying. Hrown invited ln Math thews lo attend the show, lie de fended the hunt and said it would "resemble a prize tight ul mil's t as nearly as ping pong resembles u naval engagement." OBITUARY. ROVKSl'M John Ilenrv Nnussnm died at his home. 302 E. Ninth street March li.'i, 1020, of the infirmities due to old :rje. He was horn .'it ficopjetou n, Indiana, April 2, IHr. ami was need at time of hi'- death 7ti venrs, 11 months and 2,'t (lavs. He was a veteran of tiie Civil War, havinir served three vears and three months in the 12th Illinois f'avalrv. first t:oing into the three month's ser vice at the outbreak of the war and then re-enlist'nir for three vears of the war, and was wounded once in the service. lie came to Mcdforil in IfiSII ami worked on the Southern I'tieifie ra:l- roail duriiu: its construction throuirli the Siskivoti mountains. lie leaves his wife. Emma, four sons and one (laiiL-liter. Samuel J., Harrv II., ('has. H. , anil Claranee H.. and Mrs. Carrie Averill. I'uneral services will he held at Perl's chapel Satunlav, March. 27. at 2::i0n. in. Interment in MVdford I. O. (I. I". eetneterv. UTTI.E Adelbert Dixon Little died at his home (itil W. Jackson St.. M.arch 2.1, I!)2II of heart trundle. He was horn at BriiL'cv.'ntcr. Conn., June .'III. IHtil. and eame to Medford nine vears hl-o anil has been cncratieil in the tent and awnin..' liiisiness. He was of a kindlv and lovable ehnrae ter and made many friends during' his residence here, lie leaves to mourn his loss his wife. Alabama, and a step-daughter. Mrs. Charles Bous sitm. mil niece, Mrs. 1'. I). I,ofan.l of Medford. Funeral services will he held nt Perl's ehatiel Sundav nt 2:'M n. ni Burial in Jacksonville cemeterv. Talm N'otico , All parties owning chickens must close them up and keep them from bothering neighbors as there is a pen alty for them running at large and It will ho enforced. Also parties al lowing stock to get loose or run loose must take care of them. 5 CHIEF OF POLICE. Old papers for bunding fires and house (leaning, 10c bundle, your Grocer. Sells Golden West Products The second cup flavor of Golden West Vacuum Packed Coffee is pre served intact for your enjoyment by the latest vacuum packing methods. It comes to you "Just Right." mas, s-r. SVNlX'lS OK TDK ANM'AI. STATKM I1ST OF TfiK Columbia Insurance Co. nf .IiTsi-y i'lty. in Hie Sl;itf nf Ni-w .(.tw, an iln- tliitti tiist iluv of fc.-ii,li,'t. I!il!, tti.i.U- (.i lh- lustirati. ('..itiinisMtim r o( th- St.it t- ut Oirutl, I'lll sll.llil to law; CAPITA I. Amount of .Mpitjl Mn. k tiiiiil up. . ? Hil,ml").:o INt'OM V. Nit ptrmiiitii'. ri'tiivitl .luting tin1 tMr .MiiP, .n rest. 'ti.idrii.N an.l n-uts rr- .-m-,1 1 tn Mii: th.- vi-ar .;.(..". Mi. "l- lii.'.m- from uttt.r s.ur.t-s u: ..-m il .luriiijr Hi.- v.'ar f.iO 07 Total iiitom.' $ 1 ,H ,7t; 1 : lilsnrilSKMKNTS Nn nsi'H p.inl iluiitiir tin- fjr iiu'liiiiitii! j'huMiiu-iit fMiriiM'.s i C'omiiiisxKins m ml sjlinrs n.ti.l hiriiu; Hit yvar Ta."., lii t-iiscs mill fi-t-s iunt ilur . inc tin- JlMT Amount ol u 11 oIImt i-it-uliturt?K i I'l.J 'i'- i; Tolal oxiH'ii.lititt.'s f Vo.tiTf'.T ; ASSKTS V;iliii of ito'ks utitl luituls ourit'il ( irmki't laliii) .4fi!t.3.lli.,'' Ca'.tl ill hanks inxl on tiaml 1 7.i, 1 4 i.U'J I'li-miums in omiiM- of i-ollt-ctioti wiilt.ti Hjniv S.')ti'iiU'r ;to. It'll- 'j:t3.H Oi . t Intorcst ami trixt aim ami nc t-rtiftl ltl.r.i:. Vti I.Kil4.H:tH.7h Total ost-tM Tolal assets ntlmitti'd hi Ore oii $1.8f.K:iri.7S I 1 Mill I I ICS Cn-to claims for losti't uiipail..$ ll.'-42rt.r'i Amount of tim-arimd prcniiuniH on all outstanding TiVn !in.l :i 4.3 i mi' tor rormriisKion :mtl lirokiraK1' wri.liuti.ot) All othi-r lial'ilitits 3.UUO.O'i Total lial.ililU'M. i-ylusiv of capital stock of tlit.OOn.Oii $ CiS'.t f.fil 21" IICNINKSS IN tiHK(;o FOIt TI1K YKAU NVt pri'iuiums n-ccivnl ilurinn the 'nr i 1 .Ki'J.H'J I.ossch uciirri-l ihirinir th' vrur .11 1 COl.f MIIIA ISSlMt NC"K COMPANY, Cni. V. CltANK, I'n-siileiit . H. W. KI'ICKK S.-rrctury. Approvi'il am tllcl, A. C. HAlIltKIt, Insurniioc Cominlssioixv. Stahitory n-nitlt-nt attorm-v for muaIiv H. M. CAHK. .in WilU-ox HIiIk. I'orllaml, nr, .1. W. WAKKFIKLl). Local Acriit, M.-lfonl. SYNOPSIS OF TIIF. A N N l" A 1. KTATKMKST OF TI1K j The Union Marine Insurance Co., Ltd. of Liverpool, 1'nnl.iTul, on tin- lhirty-firnt cijy of ltvmt-r, HMD, mmlf to tht Insur-mre Com tmsNoni-r of the Statr of Oregon, turn n ant lo hns : CAIMTAI. Amount of capital slock panl up . . . -.'OO.nOn.OO 1SCOMK Ni t pn-mimtw n-criMil iluririfr tlir y.ai 7fl7,20S.l3 liili'i. st. (i,,l. n. Is ami tents t. ..i.c.l .latin th.- .-ar 43.U1.l4 Im.itn.' from otlui s.ntrt'.s ii'.cne.l aloniiK th. y. jr tt T7.22 8.5(i Total itii otuf 1 ,4 "i7,i"iJ.13 IHsltriiSF.MKNTS Net lo-.f."4 pun .liuiiiB the year ' incltnlnij; udpislmi'iit rxpi'iii.-s. $ 674 52&.BT CommihSiotis ami sularh-N p.iiil tluruiK the year 'itnTO.O Taxes, licenses ami fre.s paid ilur- Inn Ihe year 42, ''.63 Z Amount o( all other fxpi-udlture (i-'S.'JOl.Ti Total I'xpendittireft $ 1 ,0S.l fta.rjfl ASSKTS Value of utockH ami honils nwiuil t muiket alui' ,,....$ S.'.l, 040.00 Cash in lunk.s urnl on hand H5.auJ.8B Pttluiiiiiis in toutse of lollei'ti.m v. rilterr Klrii-i Seiliul)-r .III, H'l! lH.l.ftf.O.CS Interest und rents dm- and n-- Tued 0,237.80 Total assets $1,131, Ml. 31 Total asset h ndmittrd in Oregon $1,131,141.31 i.lAllll.lTIFH C.r.isi elainiB fnr Ioks, tinpaid ..$ 490,62.05 Amount of iim-anii-d premiums on till outsliiiiilmtt rl.ks 146,774.17 Due for t-omii.ist.inu am) unikeraK' 30,000.00 All other liabilities $ 46,000.00 Total liabilities, r-TcliiHlve of cajiit.il Ntock or 'J 00, 000.00 $ ii fj26 22 MCslNKSS IN OKKt.ON FOR TUB YKAU Net premuuuH rcceivetl ilurinn tht J''''"- $ 18.74,1.8.1 I.osnoh paid during tin' year .... 4, .132. 82 t.ifcsen liicurred during the year.. 5,827.83 TUB UNION MAHINi: INSURANCE CO. I.TU. KKNK II. C.AUTY. MuiiUrer. Ai-iiruvnl A. C. It.VimoUK, Iiifnirunce ComnilKslon-r. Statutory n-Hidi-nt nttorncv for Hrvlce: It. M. CAltlt. Portliiiid, OreBoii. .1. W. WAKKF1F.LI), I.oi-al A(relit, MeAford. mm SYNOPSIS OF TIIF, ANNUAL STATF.M KN'T OF THR THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of Plillioli-lphia. in the State of Vimim Ivania, on the thlrly flrM ilur of lie. niber, 1010, made lo Hit' Insurance I iinuunwimier of the State of On-non, ptiiHiiatit to luvv CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up f 7 AO 000 00 pri'iiinmm r Ive.l .luring tho year t 4,80:1 r.38.85 hi, uivitiumiH ami reins received durini; the year it7n,U 1 0.H1) " mviii B.M.tci-H leceiveu giillll(f Illi' year . f..(lo2.IJ7 llite Tutiil ImoiiiL' DINHUUSKMKNTH Net Iohnit 11:1 id during the yvar fm ludinir iidiusdnent cviieiisir-. . 9 miiimi m .9 C, 184,211. 71 uitid dminif (he H jiaid durliiK the year expenditiireH 1.481, DOH, 73 UH7.4HH.48 f.30,210.07 Coilimirixioiiri anil sal: TaxeH, licciiMH und ft Amount of all other Total expend I Hire AHSKTH Value of real estate owned (market value) Valut? of HtockN ami bonds owned (uiaiket value) Loans on iiiorluiiKeK and collateral, etc Cash In IhmiIih mid 011 hand PreniiiiiiiM it) -ourne of colU'fliun written tdnce Sept. 311, Iteinstiraiice reciiverahle on paid losst'H Interest und tents lu und nct-itied Total assets I.ps-l Npei'iul deposits iu any state (if any there lie) ... Tola) assets admitted in Oregon LIABILITIES flrnss claiins for losses unpaid Amount, of unearned premiums on u!t nulstinidiuK riskH , line tor t oiumisMiwn ami lirukeru k' . . All other lial.ililieH Total liabilities, exclusive of capital Htm k of $7M,ltOn.(io 1IUSINKSS IN OHBOON FOIl TliK YKAU Net premiums rcri-ived during the year LosMen paid duriiikf the veir , Losses, inclined during tho ear TUB PKNNSYLYAN1A I'lllli INSUIIANCB COMPANY C. I. SHAI.LCHOSS, President. It. P. DAHIIOUR, ScreUry. Statutoiv lesidetit ultorimv fnr service: H, K. SMITH, Portland, Orcein. UKUPdlil) LA.I AN I INSntANCK A'iLNCY, Lo.-a ARtntH. .SiK.TeM.ora to I. R. WOOD & CO. .f 4,440,293,11 162,7:18.80 ) .... 8.301,8:01.1.-1 . ... 30,803.08 .... 331,7111). 44 1UIII 1.18(1,736.85 . . . 14,711.07 .... 107.S1HI.40 . . . 10, 136,071. 8.1 ... .9 8,r,r, 104.07 9 0.280,906.88 ( fi. 16,7.14.5 2 5,411,1.740.77 23,000.01) 22ll.88fi.00 t 0,30r.,38O.9 $ 49,304.32 13,439.65 11,327.(14 VII I.I I. KKS NATIONAL INSI UANCK COM I'ANY of ChlcafT". In tli htaf; oT lltinul". on the 3t day of December. I!I1U. inndr l.i t!ie iiiuran.! c.itnrni.-.nio;u-r ot lli Mate of Oregon, luifuanl to law. CiciltiiL l'H!-b snrptu -ttlIta!lxed as it pr-rniau-r.t fund A iii'ijM nf L-auital twt:k t-n;.l up S r.uo.OitO.OO I nr . tint. Net prtmlutni rec.-lved dur- iiiK M.e ear (1.763.08 .1j I in c i f .1 t. ili Id ndf and rt-ot- r rh t.l duiiriii the Total Incom-'. .2.:tSI.26.3M cm f x 1 1 llitbuntrnirntai. un.'l Iuritm the MidiiiK a.llUM- Cii'iiuii-iion' tnd altArieh pud (hirlns tlie veur - . Tmu. li.-riM iitul ff-e P;.l dcrlr.K tho year. . . . Amour, t nt ail otlier m-peridltun.x Totitl exn-i ',.'u of ditlire. . . .m1, .17.8H0 44 C3.4 74.H.1 HS.lfll.U7 '3't.3.-.2 41 Il.tfTD.iH.',. 17 mid m.rnl ( iiiarkt-t x.iluei .. . Jl'.NH.iM.I 20 L.ians i.n niorl KUK1 and ci.IlHter.t! .1 llll,',V' 21 "afi In l.;i:iks 11 rid on lnwd 'J'-.ti; 1 s I'l'-IIDUIII" i-l rnui- oT nl- I'-i:t,'ili written Sep- toinher 30. I1H!I 211. Ill 33 Irit.rel .-Uirt r-i. tn due md K.'.riifd and orinr .' 7.1 .14"J 1.1 T.ita 'HII. .... . admittF'l In $4. H20.U1.1 :u .Jl.U'JO.CLI 31 l.iuhllltleN. In'in fi-r lomfB uii- ( 181.477 1 r 'lie lor CKiiiiiilsMirli I'.-oVeraiit' All (tti or l.ul;i!t:efi. . , . .I1.S72.1U3.87 It 11 -I nr. In Orrton fur the Yrnr. Sf prf-n.Suiny reci-ivtd dur um th- year t L'O OT'l 01 Li.-'t.- paid durlnir tti year l.tliZ.m l..i"n Hicurr-'il dariiikt tOe tr 1.700 so Ml 1. 1. Kit- NATIONAL I MM IIAN( K ( OM I'ANY. JtS. I.E CO.MPTK. Vice-rrcldcnt. M A. IlKYNOLn.S. Srcretary. rvlt e. Statutory Ttt.d.-.it ittrrnty for II M lilt NT '.J'.i H-.ar.l of T-ali: HMf I'.-rt.ar..). Kit. MICHIGAN MILLKKS MI'TIAL 1'IKK INSI' ItAXt'K CO. of Lansintr. In the State of M Ulnc-in. on the aint day of UTt-nihtr. l'U'.'. maiie l.. the Insurance conniiinsiimer ut th: niata of Ongnii, piirtuunt 10 law. Cap tul. Amount of capital stock paid up Income. .?c durinc aiid rents Net pr'-rnltim rei the ar Intcret. div id. -in re. I'lvt-il 'lurii.i: ilu- v.-a I-nc.nn from olhT soiin-e eelvt-d OurlnK the year. Total Income 11.371,101 21 110,71.1 47 2WI.71 1 .17 . .J1.77I..131.2.1 DlhhiirfifriientN. Net !' I-;. -luilii.ft penes . . . dui.na Hi.' Til re and alar;e paid v cur. . . ;s and fofca naid ilurin 1; 1 lie vir .mount of all other expendl-luren Total expenditure Asiiett. state ownei and ' bond' iaijr rlttas- s and . o! Valup of n f market u Value of -I oivn-d 'ma 73.8.17 II 3.1H.i;7 8.1 37.170 10 211.030 C.l 11.311. 125. .12 t 10.000 00 S!I.1.3H0 8r, lateral. 'ti i-f. l'Rlll1 I'rt-iniuiii l ull r ' '.I'-fl :in, 1 1 1 t Int-teni and r nt5 crued T'.ial anertii on hand . . . e Of collee- e K. p'.einOer 1 1 l.7M).in 37,010 30 idmitt'd in Ore- d t)rrniuin i.X risk-. . . . 11 and hnh- All other liahilltien. ft.1fl.IH 3 21 exclunlvr (1 8(it,02 00 HuhlneH In flrruon for tlte. Y'eur. piernlutiif. recclvf-d durlnir (..(NX'S III' MICIIIOAN a (100 'j:, ii.:;o7 17 , m, durlnir the ve:( CO iiinr;K toe MII.LKItS 111 Tl AL I'll: I INSI II A NT K CO. itom;rtT hkvkcl. I'reident. A D. DAK Kit. Statutory re!deri ailorn'-v H. M. fl It A NT, .M!t Hc-I nf Trjdr HUly. r'.tarv. for ervf t. OHIO SIILI.KKS MITIAI. riKK IN SIUANCK COM I'ANY of Canton, In the State of Ohio, on th 31st day of December, 10 tit, made to the in miiuiii p t'ominl!-loner of the state of Or i,rnii, I'uruuani to law. Int'ome. Net prcniiiim recelvnl during the ear SI.K80.848.20 Interest, dividends and rent received rlurlnic the year.... 00.825.32 Income from other nourceit re ceived durlntt 1 In? ytar 2.020.411 Total Ine, .11.1144.201.10 tifiurementn. Net limyeat paid dtiriiiK llie year. In- I ml I on adj uxt merit ux 11.-, n I 818.008.47 'omi ni i.ioni and nalarien paid duriiilt the ytnr 179,103 10 TftX". lf'en;n and fees naid duririR the ypur, Includinie l"derl Imkh 30.384 82 A mount or all other expendi ture. 40.344 53 I.OJ-H on fitle nf hondv and de- t"hx in hook value of r.tocka and l.ondn H2..170 00 Total expenditure ,11,1811,470.02 As-ieU. Value of olo' ki and bond owned 'market value) 1,140,257.00 Linn" -in luoitKnxea and ol- laieral. et- R2f..r.00.00 ''ault in hanka and on hand... 413.150.15 fremlu'iiR In cmirne of i-ollec. lion wiltten alnf'ft September 30, 1010 244.8113.78 Total an m-i Tula I ai-xetj. admitted It on - . .(2.1.11.100 03 .S2.154.100 03 f.ryp claim f-.r lo-e, unpaid t 287.003. CO Amount of unearned premium on nil outniutidlnjc rl.hs.... 800.120.00 Init- lur t oiiimisirlon and hrok- Toli'l liahMltle. exdunlva of 1 1 ,131,024. OS apital itock , lluiMma I11 Oregon for tbtt Veur, Net TironiluMlN rei e-ved (JurlOK ih vai $ 2.I87 02 I ,o! ' nald ti,rln the year... 2.H74 1M UfFHK IfKurtcil ilJilliK the ear 3.207.71 TIIF. OHIO MM I I IIH Ml Tl AL 1'IKK INSI HAM K OMI'ANY, A. l K.N'NKU Prenldetit. WM. II. CLAIIK. Hecretary. St'ilutnry r"Ment allornv for aer.lca. It M 4 lit A NT. .MO lJoxtd of Tiade Uldf., Turf land. Or. MILL KKS MITIAI, I IKK INSt'KANCR ASSOCIATION OF ILLINOIN of Alton, In the State oT Illinois, on the lint day of December. 10111, made to the Insurance eormnlaHloiier of tha state of Oregon, pursuant to law. Iiieoiiie. Net premlumn received during the year S Interent. dlvldpndu and rents received during the year. . . liM-ome fi'im other noun-eH re ed veil tluriruf the year, tn eludliiif aane)trnent" Dlmnuiil mi ho nil, ad Jim t men t of real estate Total Income ! IHwhimrtuent. Net lowfon paid durlnit th1 year, liH-lmliiiK adjustment v petme ''oiiiiulen'omi and lalarlea paid durliiK the vi-ar Tat'-. Ileennea and fern paid duririR the veur Amount of all oilier expenditure 801.1.00.13 43,714.02 217.300 18 1H.147 48 780.077 11 Total expendltureit .. Aoet. Value of real etate owned tmarket valuet . . I Value of Htoiltx arid botu!n owned (muiket value) LoariH on morlKuitea and col' Intt-ral. ef rah In bunk and on hand ... Premium In muri- nf i(le--t ton wrliten Mluee Kepleruber 30, 1010 Intereat and reritu due and a'. ciut-d. Iir..:t;l 82: ace. an e ruenta. (3, 2.1.1 73 258.34H.I8 131.4fin.ft8 20.044.01 47.311 03 .1 4.18.OO0.O0 10.000 00 1. 032.070. 50 13.2.10 00 82,Sl'8.00 70. 080. .IS -ll.2SS.tM2 88 l.lHbtlltlrN. flrmia elainm fir Ion-en unpaid t 07.771.73 Amount u' unearned premium on all .iuttHiidnK riikn... at(.88 44 Due for uomriiU.ilon and brok- eraRe 10.000 00 All other Hnbilitle. rntiniuted laxet,, nco 20 000 011 Surplus to policy holder 810. 1104 71 Total llatjIlltleK. i-aiiltal stock cluslvn of . .1,283,H2.8S Hiitdnra In Oregon fur the Yrnr. Net premium received durlnit the year I 12,201.31 LoKite paid diiilnK the vmr. . moj jo l.mtaea Incurred ilur in if theear 2.U27.20 M I LLKKtt HI T! AL 1'IKK INSI'IIANI'K ASSOCIATION OK ILLINOIS. O. A. McKINNBV. Httietary. Statutory reilflnt Httorney for aerilte, II. M. ORANT. r.lll Hoard or Trade Uldf . roitiid. Ot. SYNOPSIS OP TIIR ANNUAL STATE MENT OF TUB tV MILL OWNKItH MdTCAL FIKR IN Hl It N( K M I'ANY OF IOWA of He Molne. In the Htate of Towa. on the 311 day of December, lit 10. mada to the In u ranee rommiKaloner of th l;ttti of Ore a on, pumumit to law. Capital. Amount of capital atock paid up Uutiul Inroine. N-t premluintt received dur Iuk tht year t tnlere.t. dlvnlinil anil renta received dutiOK the year Income from other Muurt-ea received durlna the year 44.731). 12 24.757.1 Tolal Income t 705.342 00 IUburenieota. Net Inie paid durlnit tha year In clod inn ad J uul- metit ex p.-lines f SI 1,150.30 UOIIIFIIII" IlillO IOIK J IMIIU- ir duriuK the tear Coinmiefiloui and hj Uriel paid uurlnif the year Tasefi, licemtea and fen paid durlna Ihe year.... Amount of all other expenditure Total expenditure. , . Aaarta, Bureau dnpoKlt and iMtn- niente accrued 48.604.18. Value of tock and bond owned (markut aui.. 148.030.00 licuriH, inortKux'. colluter- iil, etc 037.0OO.QO rRb In banka ami on hand 117,017.80 Premium in courve of o- lection written nee Hep- teuiber 30, 10111. . IntereHt and rent due and 1.3. 562.99 112.000.19 20.078.69 31.270.28 t 520.023.32 ,.1 (JrcKoli 71.277.00 3O.005.O3 tl.303.843.Sl .11.303.843.31 Llrthllltlea. (iiooM dalin for 1 01 e a un paid t 58.378.70 Amount of unearned preinl iiiim 011 all outbiandliiK rink 23.33,94 Due for eoiiiiultuiloii and hjokeraae 8.074.51 All other liabilities 233. 224. H clulve t aiW. 319.83 Ituolnffot In OreKon fr tiie Veur. Net premiums received dur lna the .ar I 0.43.1.30 LokHf paid durlnit the year 2&2H0 I,.ihi.( lucuried durlna Urn year 2.327.80 MILL OWN K UN Ml TCAL FIKK IN HI It ANC'K COMTANY OF IOWA. 11. J. UKNHON, 1'reaident. J. T. SHAYlP. Ho'retry. :alutory resident attorney for aervlct, F. 1. FIN LEY, rorllaind. Or.