Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

: PXOE SIX ' I
G. JURY ADJOURNS
WITH SHORTEST
REPORT IN YEARS
. jThe grand jui-jj or the May term
bt rotiPt olosMd Jt sessions Saturday
with the Issuance of a Johp Doe In
tMetnient, and, -file following report.
of the shortest for-a Jackson.
cojunly grand Jury in years:
i Jf'ltdn" r.'-M. Valkinm clfcult judge.
; Jacititon i-ounty, Or.goa,'
4'IA those presents the It ran J Jury,
ttikVmilw. 'to' tWVourt'und thd public
iftrelr final report.
''We recommend the covering of
All windows of the county;. Jil with
Clove mesh screening. This Is
urgent. Wo recommend better venti
lation' In the kitchen of the county
poor farm. Wo recom,niend a thor
ouith renovation of' the grand Jury
toom and ruahlons for the chairs. We
also recommend renovation of the
witness room across the hall from
lite, (rand Jury room. We recom
mend renovation of the witness room
cross the hall from the grand Jury
" roorn. We recommend new linoleum
en tha floor of the county superinton
Oent of- schools office.
""'"tespeetfullv submitted. '
J;'MART E. KtKlXHAMMEK, .'
''. . 4 iV'Korewoman.
.'" . - ,-J. "H. ATWEI.I,
V "IUT OFFENBACHEK.
"II. 1. CARLTON. -,
"IXTLX M, I'KNUAND.
"fttEDEMCK U CHAMPLIX.
. -R. A. FIKM 1X0.1
. The tneslK window screenings for
the county Jail has been -recommended
by previous grand jury's without
getting any action out of the county
eort. The protection In needed, to
prevent the passago of firearms into
the county Jail.
iio anion was taken on the three
secret Indictments returned by the J
Inst ffrand Jury, and they still re
' stained sealed and a mystery.
OLCOTT LEADS SLIGHTLY
, (Continued from page one)
aerator or Marshfield. lead for Ol
tott or IS.
'The previous tabulation last night
ball given Hall a lead of SOS.
i . i' ., Ofoott Leading Jackaon.
' With all precincts in Jackson coun
ty : but three. Union, Antloch and
: V'lkln, heard from. Governor Ol
eott was leading Hall for the- Repub
lican nomination .'for governor in
Jackson county by 26 rotes, the
totbt standing Olcott 1257. Hall
Ml- - It will probably take the of-tk-UJ
count to decide the winner in
tnia County, aa errors in transmission
. eef' the phone are always likely to
.ftceur.
- The vote in the same number of
precJncts for state representative
tftaads Cowgill, iC3I; Carkin, 1534;
TMi S. . . .
, The official count was started by
County Clerk Florey this morning
intf the result ' will probably be
k(lorn tomorrow or next day.
Probably there has never been a
primary election In Jackson county,
Which baa caused so much Interest,
a ad inquiries at The Mail Tribune of
have 'been almost constant dur
lAg the day. With Hall and Olcott
Berk and neck In the state, it seems
certain that the final result will not
V known until the official count has
M-efl completed and then even a re
count may be demanded by one side
or the mher.
.'Jll.,1- - , L1L .. . . i. LS1.U ST-
PLAYING
'" Today and Tomorrow
HOOT
GIBSON
111 Foter n. Kjno's nroafth
fiang story of a young Wet
Gnn Dare l)cv il who lauglied
ks InrfoAiRht Uie whole town.
"RED : -COURAGE"
WEDNESDAY
"THE GRAY
DAWN"
lYom Stewart Mvrard
White's novel of the early
days of California.
RIALTO
FUNERA
L
FOR LITTLE FRED
PERL, IMPRESSIVE
The funeral services for little Fred-
SERVICES
. . V- . ' lu 8 " m M ' UDUiV. W. C. A. which tnkea place this'
Mrs. J. A. Perl, were held Saturday at w(.,.k wi be, ,a,1Bcnw. ,oulglll with a
I p. m. at the home, corner Sixth and ..Qta ToBe, ,. 8iu,cr 8t tho vy.',
Oakdale. In attendance it was one or rian chttrch- A11 wu0 ,re wiping
the largest funerals ever held in the .,th . arlvft . Ikllll ,fl lvn ,..
city.
The remains lay in state from 10 to 1
o'clock, and scores of his schoolmates
and friends called At the home.
Rev. J. Randolph Sasnett who con
ducted the services epoke in regard to
the life of Fredrick In his associations
In the home, Sunday school and school
me were very impressive ana ue-tutt-
ful. He was a child beloved by the
entire) community and no person ever
came In touch with him who did not
love him dearly.
Hundreds of beautiful floral pieces
spoke tribute that no words could. ; be usod ag heajqunrters and each team
scores of beauUful letters and tele-;wU votI there at 4:30 every after
grams have come U the family as :noon when tea will Ih serve.!,
consolation In this terrible hour ofl Th hu.imt for 19 I. 13'Jnrt n.l ih.
their grief.
Mr. A. J. Hanby, the principal of the
Lincoln and Washington schools,
where Fredrick attended during his
short school life, offered a beautiful
prayer at the grave in Jacksonville.
Tha quartet, Mrs. MciClhose. Mrs.
Sasnett. Mr. Will Vawter and Mr.
Forest Ednieades, with Mrs. Marsh at
the organ sang, "Asleep in Jesus,"
and "Lead Kindly Light."
Four little girls from his TA class In
Washington school with Miss Law
rence at the organ, sang "Jesus Did
v.8 borne, iney were kuiii i-awrence,
Irene Fanner. Grace Klnleyslde and
tanore palmer.
The flower gir from his class were
Alice Roberts. Vita Vinson. Harriett
Hill, Hetty Hewitt, Sarah Whillock.
Dorothy Hoffman, Mildred Thorn,
Esther Palmer.
The active and honorary pallbearers
were his pals and personal friends.
Jack Torter, Frank Boardman.
Stanley liiden. Frank Van Dyke. Kay
Moore, Albert Blakert, Alton Ander
son. Ord Reed, Lawrence Power,
Oeorge Bnteman, Howard SpaulU
ing and Herman Xewland.
The few short years that Fredrick
has been with us he has spread sun-'
shine, happiness and true love thru
his noble little character. He was a
great lover of nature, the wild flow-
ers, the streams, the birds were
always calling to him. Ho and his
doa. Floto. were constant compan
ions. May perpetual light shine up;-
his soul. ' -
SUCCESS, SAYS
DOSTOX, May The only trouble
with prohibition is its lack ot en
forcement," and the 18th amend
ment "has resulted in untold good
among the thousands of families
mhost likclv to suffer severely be-j
cause of intemperance. jonn .
Moors of Boston, president of the
Family Welfare society, told the
Unitarian Temperance society i today.
As one of the speakers on "Prohi
bition Kesults." Mr. Moors gave rep
resentatives ot the Unitarian par
ishes of the United Statos and Can
ada a description ot tho findings of
his staff of workers in this city. The
Volstead act, he said, had decreased
the number of new cases In the ju
venile court of Boston, had enabled
many families to accumulate savings
which tided them over periods of
unemployment, had ' decreased the
number of applications for aid to the
society nnd had its Influence on the
industrial situation, in keeping ir
regular workers "who are most sub
ject to the temptations of drink"
from spending their wages for intoxi
cants. "Prohibition has favorably affect
ed family life among those we visit,"
said Mr. Moors. 'Today many fam
ilies are better and happier for it.
Figures in regard to arrests In Bos
ton must not be misunderstood. To,
say arrests for drunkenness In 1421
increased almost 100 per cent over
those for the same period In 1920 ls
true, but It ls equally true that ar
rests in 1921 were 100 per cent less
than In 1916, 1917, and 1918.
"Considering the effect upon the
drinker of some of the liquor now
being sold, and the attitude of the
police, there is no doubt that a
higher per cent of drinkers are now
arrested than formerly.
"There Is evidence also that many
of those arrested for drink are with
out family connections and are often
persons who are unemployed and
who have no residence in the com
munity. "Many men who formerly were
constant drinkers now break over
occasions '.ly. 'This means less money
wasted In drink and more money in
vested In tho welfare of the family.
It means better home life and better
opportunity for the children,
OBITUARY
BOSTWICK Mrs. Bert Bostwlck
of Williams died at her home Mon
day morning at 5:15, her death came
as a shock to friends and relatives.
She. leaves a husband and sijc chil
dren, a babe of only a few days, and
many friends and relatives. The fu
neral will take place Tuesday May 23
at 2:30 at the Hparilng cemetery on
Williams creek.
Mrs. J. P. Hurley of Chehalls, Wash
sister of Mrs. John Perl, was here In
attendance at the funeral services
held over Mr. and Mrs. Perl's young
son. j
PROHIBITION A
WELFARE MAN
MET)FORD MATIJ-TRTnTTNE,-
11 i x ii 'UA.,!l.i
YOUNG
WOMEN
CAMPAIGN
T
The annual ttiitu.ve campaign of the i
and to receive final Instructions. Short;
sioeches will be Riven by Mayor C. K. j
Gates, John 0. Mann and Miss floger.
secretary of the national board of tho
Y. W. C. A., who Is mauaglitK the drive, i
T5ever.nl learns have been orgaiilel
among the women of Mcttford with
i Mr, ,CA tu.lmes. Mrs. K. K. Hod
Inl Charles H. Hron. and Mrs
, l:,v.m, t i,nv in ai,.... . ......mit...
and two anwnR the business girls head
ed by IVrothy Hussong and Oris
Coiubs. During the campaign tho Med-
lfor(1 r,arase tm West Main street will
local association hopes a raise this
amount in the four days" of the cam
paign. The Y. W. C. A. has no way of
supporting itself except by tho sub
scriptions ot iuedford cititens. 13200
is a small amount to carry on the work
of the association for one year, and
this can be accomplished only by care
ful administration on the part of the
board and the secretary. The Items
ot the budget are as follows:
Budget 1922-1923
General Administration
Salary General secretary. 1 1,500.00
Housemother
300.00
35.00
15.00
, rrlntins and advertising...-.
Stationary, postage
, office supplies (typewriter
1 150 00)
73.00
i . . .
v.onierence. naiionai canren-
lion, $150; Seabeck, 0
Interest on paving
Campaign expenses
Contingent
National Jnd World Work
House:
Telephone and, telegraph
Heat
Light
Water
Gas
Laundry
Supplies and upkeep. .
Girls work
210.00
76.00
60.00
381.00
263.00
23.00
123.00
40.00
12.00
23.00
28.00
fioO.no
130.00
Total expenditures 3,J20.00
Estimated receipts:
$620.00
Gas refund '. 20.1WO
Rooms ..,.VO0.0t
$600.00
Dudget difference ......$3,200.00
DISAGREEMENT IN BURCH TRIAL
(Continued from page one)
his offlee and had a conference with
J. V. Kennedy, father of the slain
man and Henry Wali foreman of the
Jury. Wall told newspapermen he
had voted for conviction.
The second trial of Mrs. Mada-
iynn wnencnajn. jo.nuy inoinea
lthl ls 3ct or Jun
District Attorney Thomas J.ee Wool
wine announced several days ago
Mrs. Obenchain would be retried re
gardless of the outcome of I the
Burch case. This was the third trial
in connection with the Kennedy slay
ing. The first Burch Jury stood ten
to two for convi.-tlon and the Oben
chain Jury 9 to 3 for conviction.
LOS ANGELES, May 22. Arthur C.
Burch was Jointly indicted with Mrs.
Matdalynno Obenchain, both being
charged with the murder of J. Helton
Kennedy, local broker, at, Kennedy's
summer cottage at Beverly Glen, near
here the night of Aug. 5, last. .'
Separate trials were grantod and
each defendant has been tried once,
each Jury disagreeing.
The prosecution's theory was that
Burch, being infatuated with Mrs.
Obenchain, a former eollego acquain
tance, shot Kennedy at her Instigation,
after Kennedy, with whom she was In
love, had refused to marry her.
The evidence showed that on July
17 Mrs. Obenchain telegraphed to
Burch, who was in Evanston, III., to
come to Los Angeles, the telegram say
ing, "I need you and the friend I bad
last summer." Burch arrived here
July 23 bringing with him a shotgun
case, according to the testimony. The
prosecution claimed that the gun was
the "friend" referred to in the tele
gram. ' Burch took a room In a hotel com
manding a view of Kennedy's office
and watched the office windows for
long periods, according to hotel em
ployes.' According: to the testimony
he aLo rented an automobile under an
assumed name and took extended
trips.
Mrs. Obenchain and Kennedy went
driving the night of 'August C, and
about 9 o'clock stopped at Kennedy's
summer cottage In Beverly Glen. As
Kennedy was mounting a flight . of
steps in front of the cottage, two shot
gun shots were fired. One struck Ken
nedy, and medical testimony showed
that death was instantaneous.
Attention, Shrinera
Ail) Please see that your
banquet notices are
Tr"-N filled out and mailed
at once In order that
we may know the
number to provide for.
visiting Nobles will be
given tickets on re
quest to undersigned or Glen Fabrlck
of Medford, or Wra. Day, Ashland.
Attend to this at once. Ceremonlul
and banquet Medford, May 26th.
F, J. NEWMAN, Potenlate.
DINNER T NIGH
i
MT1DPORT). OKKfiOy.
The Following Annual Statements
of a Few of Our Companies
Give You an Idea of the
Strength Back of 1
, Our Agency
Firemen's Insurance
Company
of NwHt. In th Hii- ft Nw ,U'y n
th Ihlrlyflrat day of lw.n.h.. ;
will" lo -the tntutnr- f'onimlnttr yf
.h- Htalo of Orto. ri""ini to law:
MMTU.
Amount of raplial ato, k paid
up : I l.iaS.Mt
IMOMK.
Nr prrmlunia rorrlvr.l tliir-
ine lh tr I.II1.3M
liuarai, ttivtilentla ind ri-nia
riy.l .lurlnt th yr... (IS fU 1
lncmit from othrp atHrc. r.
'.iv-, Ourlng ih ar ' JT. lit ii
Total inrmn ....... ... .!. I ?t a,,
111 IM Rtr.MhNTn.
Nat loa tullil diirlnc IK
r im-lurtjns adioaimrnt
tj it
l'lrMnO paid oq rapliat
alovk durlnc tho yaar Sla,ia.e4
IVimmlanuM aod al-tiir
paid duno Ih l.TSJ.ISt
Ta. lirnaa and fa paid
ilurlna- ih yar i;ttiUI
Amount f all oihrr pn,ii-
aa 1. 12i.au at
Total aapanatlturaa ....
' ARMKTfi.
I 4.il.l(.ti
Vslu of ral aaiaia ond
.niarttat valual ,
f t.M.ln 31
Valo of ainraa and honria
eMd (markal valul
Loana on toorigaga nd rol.
taloral. t
'aah la hank and on hand. .
I'ruiiuitia In eoura of ro.
lartion arrliin mr Mp-
t-nbr Ja. r:
R'lnmran rroyrab! on
paid loaa . ,
Intftl and ranla duo and ir-
ctoeit ,
n: m: u
I n aja i
i:s.tT i
it' t:a it
:i aat it
4t.tt.7
Total aitinittr.l aia tia.H7.tt:
l.lARII.ITIr:..
Groaa rlalma tor lewaoa un.
paid l.:i;,n: a
Amottnt of unrarnd prrou.
uma on all nta.andias riaka I al it
In for rooutuaa.on and beo.
: ii u
All otnar liabtliilra".
Total hablllllaa, aicluaha of "
capital alovk I IS.IM II
Rt SINKOS IS OMKOOX lfR THR TKAtl.
Net pr.miuma rrv) dur-
ln th rar j it;.;;
Iaaa totld durlntt tha. yar, . ft fa". 70
Loaara ltifnrrd during th
'' Il.l9.:i
Mrraara a Inaajraar f aaapaay
I Ntamrk. . J. W
DAXIKL II. KfMttlt '
'aidant.
A. II HASMINUKIt.
1.. RT w nKHAmav "''raiary.
lalulorj ruidrni ,yirnr for a-rrlo
(SYSOPSIM OF TltK AfAL 8TATKME.NT
UF TIIK
UNITED STATE f. BRANCH OF TMf ROVAU
INSURANCE COMIANT, LIMITED
of LtrrrpooL lu th hliiartonl of Orra. Hritaln.
on th Hat ilar f Pn-rmlor, lull, mad lo lb
Inawan Commlamoorr ol tha Nut ot Or
fos, punmuit to la:
CAIT1AL
Amount ol drpomt tapitat paid up, 1409,000 00
lNCoWli
Prrwiiums reraitnl J.rtrai Ui
. )af tl5.fio;i.H97.1ll
Intarrot, illiLlrn-, and rnt r.
rivd durtni th rrar l.t);, 013.07
Inromr from othrr anur- prlr- .
cd during lb jrar t;t),40.l
Total incon t lt,to7.t I.J
t'tKfUSSKMKNrS
ttwara pant dunna lb ar io-
c'mjtuf, adjua-tmriit ipwan,
. t T,SI.1,07.4
Commlaaiona awl aLir1l paid
uurlioj th tear .2T7.t4l.0
TtAro. lifnaam. anil (rra tmid dur.
ln? thr jraf 7 It. 3M.fi 7
Amount of all otbrr fiprndi-
l.4A.TI.4i
Total ciprn,liturra tl j.J74.t: it
AttSKTM
TaJu of rral oatat u-nd Z.IOt.iOO 00
Valu of atorta ,nJ bo,.a
onnU 14,!no,Ti)!i.OO
Loana ofl morticasr. anJ (iU.
Tal. fie.too.on
raah In bank ami on hand .... 1.MJ.O7Z.30
Prrmnjma in roura ol Urtion
and In IranmniMHiai tMtr. nn so
Inlffraoj and rtit du ami -rrui lt, 110 1 1
an otBT aiu-t .. '4.7;..n.'i
ToUl Amu imiti. in Of. t
fa .'.... .t 'l,Z17,104 t
I.IAIIII.ITIKS
f;roa fljima frr loaar. nnpai,l..t t.t 10..', t'l.Ti
Amount of tmrarurd prrmluma on
all ouuundine risk . 12.fi8l.n44. 13
fhi for rotnmvanon and bfokrr-
ar 74.!2.M
All othrr Ltljillljra fl,t?I.U
Total liahtlltlMi, ririuaiie of
dioiit rapiuJ 13,.M4.:i7.47
Ul'hlNKhS IN (l)Ki;OV rOR THK YKAH
Xrt premium riird duriss Ih
rar 130,t(ll3
laaa paid durina thr yar t,IIS..S
taara Inrum-d durln th ar. . . .1107,103.33
lljr Holla V. Walt. Attornry and Marur Pa
dflo lirpt., San rranrikfn. Cat
htatutory roaidrnt arnarul acrnt and attor
ny lor rri-r. O It. llalirtrlavn, Notlhrtni
Hank llldg , I'ortkad, Orr.
R.
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Telephone 444
HE
MOXIUV. MAY '22. VJ'2'2
SYNOPSIS Of TIIH ANNTAL hTATKalKNT
SPRINOritLD FIRE ANO MARINE INSURANCt
COMPANY
of "pflinflrM, In tor atate of UaMa.'huarlta.
m tlir thirHj llr.t ,14) Knrnilifi, lull, mad
40 th. liMoiraiit't. ivmmikMHi?f u( Ih alatt uf
OrrftAii, pursuant to U
I AITI'M,
Amount ot i-apital !, ..i, up, t)iPil.ll0.tin
INt'.lMK
t pnPBilMm rtvoltrd durluj th
, '". ; , tll.UMtl? HI
ll tit.t, ilitldrn.la and rnta t.
ciw,l duriiac tNf 'Jr l,lTtiPt
bo-tiOM' trttm othrr a,,utva r-
ivua.l ilurln tlio ),.r a.Mtf It
Total Inctitu l.',(i3J,1ii(i I i
, liSlfns.V.KTS
Nat hMoaa paid durli tho r
lnolu,lin( adjoalutrnt rl
l S.JKj.aua s
lln.lr.. on raplul atfKk
durilm tha mr 400.001) 011
(ommlaaiona aod MUnn paid
durnnt th rar It. 4 J 0. 1 3U 1 1
Ta.na, l:,nra and traa) id
durlnj th jro JTll.SOl IS
Amount ot all othar rprnl.
un-a imt7:a
Total r.prndlluroa I :. I It
. . AvsKTS
talu of ral ratal osiinl
i mark! valul I J.',,ooo.imj
Valu of alraka ami bunda on-
r.1 fmarkrt valurl It H'.'I ?au .-.II
Loaiw an mortjrac and rotiatrral
ti-
Cat In lia'tli and m h(nd
i'ramluma In roura of roll.
llon vrittrll in hrpttmtwr
30. IHSI i
Intrrrot ami rrntt do anil ao.
1 0, s 7o po
,il.tu li
I.Jtl.JSs 4
u. .i 17.ta.'.
(liuuranc do mi paid Knaro. , 5i.t3.M'i
ToUl almlttrl a-rta tJO.SM.t V0 13
I.ItlllUriKH
Croaa rlalma for .MHira unpaid, t l.tt.21l IT
Amount ol unrantrd pramluioa on
all oulaundina rtata I O.t l.t ! 7. Ut
Ihj for rooimiasion ant btokor-
ac , 40.000 00
Ail othrr llatilhtira Oaj.ooo 00
Total llahilltira, rvloanr of
rip !! ,li.t ttt Itt.lla.t4
ih'ninkmn i iimi:i;on run Tin; r.n
Not prrnlluina r"-! l duflnt tha
rrar tat.ttT.tr
loa paid iIii'hm: th jaaf t).3at a
Loaar inrurfrd durlotf th Irar.... tt.fl Id
Nam ol t'ompan). .pringtirUl i'tt and lla-
tin lnaun lomptny.
Sm ot lriatl.lnit A. W. Panton
Nam ol IwnUiv, K II. Ilildrrth.
Htatutory rat.rnt atttOlt. for arrl, . W. I..
Ilanuui, Portland, tit 1'ltlo.t Ilia. I
It. A. lluUnr. A-pi, Mnllold, Uirfou.
SVXOPMS OF TMI-: AWl'Al hTATI.NI.SV
t- TIIK
MASSACHUSETTS FIRf. 1 MARINE INSUR
ANCE COMPANY
0 Iloaton, In Ul htat ol Maaaarhuortla, on th
thirty flrat day of Hr.Tmlr. lull, mad lo th.
liuiuran Commtaaionrf of tha atata ul Ort-oti,
purauant to lata :
t APITAI.
Amount of capital atm-k paid up. . -fiOO.OOO 00
IMt'iiMK
Vrt vrrmiuma rt-tid durtna;
th ar ;c,il.oil to
lntrrrat. diyt.lrnda anil rmla
rrYiyl durimf tti tar 34,3 It 0J
Inront from irthr ouri- r.
flirl durintr lha jrar Il.lioa .,
Toul Inram III. I'll) aa
IHMRt RSKVKNTS
Krt low paid dur::m Ih yrar
tnrtudint aduafmrnt ttna.,9 III. ISO. 11
PlyldrO'La paid on riltl al-k
durini Ih yrar , ,30,000 oo
Ccmmiaaiona and aalariro uaid
durtna; th yrar kT.atl 30
Tatt. Il-n ' ami fra 4 fl
durin- th trar 0,i3!.t.V
Amount of all othrr r.rndi-
lurra J0.1S.2.1
Total unrnditurr t J 70, 7 10, no
ASSKIS
Valu of atoka and tRimla oayird
ymarkt yalurl 1 1 .1 IT.TCT.Oll
( aah in liaitka and oo hanl ....
I'trmiuma in iwin ol roll--
tlon oirlirn amo Srptrnitirr
JK. IJI 80,ti:lt
lnlrt ainl rrnla due and
nil , ill T oo
Br-irtrralifr for mnauranrn on
paid liMaoa
Total admittnl a.ria f t . ' 0 . 1 ao.il
i.i Aiiu.ir it.M
t;roa rlalma for loaor unpai'l 170,1133.73
Amoimt f uni'iimrd prrtmunl on
all ouUUmlina rtaka ....... 1 17.I
All nllirr Uliilitlro 37. 073 31
Total tiahltitlra. rolulvr of
r.nil.l atm-lt of I. inn, mill II'.".. 129. HI
IIUNINKHN IN OltK.lillN FOH TIIK Tt KAi(
Nrl prrtmuma rroritrU during til'
.war 11,310 77
.oaaa paid during thr trar 41.71
Loaara ineurrrd during Ihr yrar I.2!l.tl
Nam of Comitany,' M iaui-iulla t-'irn
Uarint Inanranr (omiiani.
Nam of I'rnodrnt, . (J. Hniilli.
Nam of hrcrriar), Waltrr Adlaid.
Hiotuiin-v rraidrnt attornry ,,r oririrr: lion.
A. C. barter, Inauraucc Comniiaiuuiirr.
A. HOLMES
INSURANCE
We.write every known form
Insurance and Bonds
and
Have no other business
hNi,-4ts ok iMK vsi'.i. M vit vitsr
III' TIIK
QUI IH INSURANCt COMPANV Or A,MCRIC A
td Nf itk In l- Ulf W N- oik. on tli
!llt day ut l.'nilrr, lufl, mad In tl In
auiam- t'uniniiahnipr nt tli aUte ol Orrtfon,
intratMot to Ua i
' ( IMTI.
Anumiil ol raplul tia oal.l up. I t.unu.O.in .00
IMHUK
Prvnilunia riTlil durof th
rir .1l,.l!,fU
lllUrft, dldrnd-, and rrllla
rrit-d dnrinar th vr .... Til-).'."! 1.
ninif from o.lirt aonn ra tatt-h
rd ttutuiK th ( ..... ...
t. J 'il
Total Inborn n,nl it, 1 1) J. .'.0
I'ISIIt IISKMKVrs
I oaa ptld ilnvti 4 thr )ar. lo-
ilihltii a.ljuwllllrnl .trttara.
rl .4.1 t H V.lU
iMtoti-ioU paid tturlim t'u rl '
on l apitl al k '. , Tl. I.llu.l n't
I omnoMtima atol aatatl4 paid
dutioa tha af MU4,JU l '.'I
Ta.ra. Ii. !, and lr aid ituf-
lit tlif irar lO,18 Hi
Anxinot ol all other aiprn.ll.
ttura I.OtH.OII -to
Total rlndilum 10.0VQ I il) 7
AKNr.fS
Xalur ot aloka and laiod oonrd I 4,0u.37l 10
l.oan oo mrljraga and rollati-fi
ai. ti- no onn nn
t'aah in bnk aiol on hand.... CuJ.S7a.jl
liioum in iwurtii ot mttpi-liim
and tfatKintaolmt I l.jo.lltUl
Intr-rat and rrnla dur aral a-
rurd , H.ot 7"
Oll.rr Aaarta b .7i it
Total aaaila dmitlrd in Or
ton eiT.Iti.iS9 04
I ItlllUTIKM
titoaa'i laloia for lma uniMl l t I . J I , U 9 1
Amount ot wirarttrd pf anil Ulna
do all oulatu-dlni lka S.Oiil .Stw.T 1
Vw f.'f roniuilaoi.oi alfl trvk-
ararr M il. At
All othrr lialnlltlpo . nttt.lt'JO
Total llabillllra rit.lualva of
rapltal -t,--h I '7 tJ7 lj
lit his i' w i.s niiki.dN inn i in: u;ah
Nt rmluina r-'ril durli-s thr
yrar ....tlft.toulrt
I.OMa 4ld du'lnt th irar. ...... .,'a.atJ aa
l.nMra in. um-d durlnil thi i . . f'9,4l a
III R.ilt V M alt. Atlornrt and Mna(r, l a
r.tn- Ivt,... Han t'r.m iw.i, t ant
htatu.oir (rnrat aarnl and attorn f.ir ar
rti-; t' l. ..alnlrtott, orthortrito llant
IliOt . 1'u.tUinl.
hVMrSIS Ol' Till' ASM' A I. MTAlfcktr.ST
or Till:
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
of Nrtr lopk. In th alatr ul Ttro lork, on tti
tl.iftr llrat day of llrri'inlvr, lull, mad to III
liiwuranr t'omnilaaioni-r of th Malr ot thagon,
purauant to la. ;
(AI'ITU.
Amount ot rapitat atm k paid up. 1 1 7.000.000 00
INttlMi:
lid prrmiuina rrrlvn during Ih
ar 117, 131.311 ..
ntft, dltulrtiUa and tanta r-
p1trl during th yraf I.tai.lno Bt
Inoom from othrr aourt-ra ro-
critttl during lit )raf S.03,00l.lt
Totjl liu-uiu tla.Ail. "70.03
, Hlhlll kki:wkms
rt loaara pild during Ih )ir
lpu.ltng adtUMtmmt rttna. ttt.7lt,230 01
tMitdrtiua paid on raplial atork
during lha ;ar t.l.iO.000 00
Comml-Mion and aibrira paid
during th tar t1.3.'.l.l..7 ill
Tata. li,'oa anl Irra paid '
during th rir I .Mia.im I 4 I
Amount of all othrr rirndltufr J."'i.Juu.71
Total riprinlllur t .0J1,U J.U
Asi.rs
Valu of alt tut and bon,a owtiiI
Imaikrt taluol !, I 4.07B 47
f'ah tn hanka and nu hand... I.ayu.fi? t.
I'rrniltmul lo rourr nf rnilri-tioit
urtttrti ailM-a hrptrmtn-r 3H.
imi , ,viit. .'.. ;t
Intrn-t and t'lita dur aii.l
ror. f.'i t.anit no
All oilu-r aaartit an 1. 1 7'i no
' Total dinltlnl an 1 7 .i, H i I .,'.' I na
I I Allll.l t II H
f;roaa r-lginia for l'aaa uniald, .1 fll02j,l27 23
Amount of unramrii prrnnuoM on
al oiil-dawllng rlaka B l,30.7 0 IIU
All "Ui.-r lulnllln. 1,Ou.47i.l4
Tidal llaliUIti'. Mlusli of
rapitat iok ot II !, mill. linn t f.!iri7.11 37
III MSl:iH IN (HIKillIN nut TIIK VKA It
NH prrmlutua rr-f-lrid during thr
)'ar ;.,.t7fl.fi0.7S
l.nawt paid during th trar 1 3 1.7 10 fit
Loaara liii-urrd during lhr irar. . . . 170,004 4
Nnir of t'onian, Thr flom liihuruuc t'ulil-
H.II).
ham of Prraldfnt, K. fl. Know.
Sam of run-rotary, Hl'.lrr-I Kuril
St-itutof)' rraidrnt ulturiiry for arnlcr: llrlrn
Ponally.
II. A. IMinrn,, Agrul, tlrtlfutd, Oii-gon.
Jackson County Bank Bids.
. Vina MAtmr. A"r utsi iiTIs'i:.V" "
1 lia.i..l ... tha Anoal hlalrmant at l,
iiiNMai. a i.iMiaiN a ;knnr.
ivaniAVi r. couPAMt. I.Tti
Of fnalaod, lKai'alr of li.aat rttHtla, no III
H. r.a la of lkrat, 1 1t'd I , oiada lo
th ntiao,a 1'naaaiki at ilia Siala at lliro4,
nruant to law
APtTAI.
Siinlm Daranaar l . I .4,t:Hl
IM'llMK
Nat prrwilumi rrlt4 durlnf
in ,.. , It ant.4l7.fH '
Hfrl. dlitdaadt and trnla fa-
it d.iniitf Ilia vrar T3,9i44
Ihi't-aia tl.oa hr ,. ra-
,J,, durll'l tha aaf I ill 3 It
Total in' ....... 1 1 II
I'lHHI HMtur.XTl
Kal Wa pa4 dnltai Ilia ra'
laiMd,a alalniot atraaa I TTAt.nl SI
I' mi.mu and aa rial paid
diinnt tha tr I tt.ll 14
Taiaa, U.-aaaaa anal I pa 4
donna tha -at 1ialJ
Aoiouat vf all athri aapaadiiaraa a II
Tl aordiiHa 1 1 . I.
ASattrs
Tllna of toil ! ooaarl
,Ml.t ...a.1 I tU ttatl
Tt'u . alw-aa ana ta aam4
iniarkrt talari .........
on ofotaaiaa and rot
lairral, n ............
I .r, lo ha. tad a) haod . , .
I'rtoUHioa la nO' of i-oilrrllaa
arlMao alnra apataaf Alt,
l.-
otart aa4 raaia dua and a.
rtot
.ii:it at
I 7? It It
I.SJt a a
..til l. M
Itl I 11
ll"iaM?7'af5
T it adaiiiird un
I lilill n if a
Umi rla m. f-f ka naiand I f Ott.illOl
!atnnt af tiaiitoi tratium a
ad itt'andla I ..at Il.tTl.tlTIt
hl tor r-HjniakoffoN lal btAa
at ,,,, sttaitt
All oihrr liabiiinaa ,. tao.ttt It
T Kat liahiiiiiaa, atla.tita af
-.l.r.l tl.l II lit t II
SlalXfsa IN llMMI.l rH TIIK IK A ft
n'rt pi. muati r-atd dorin.
lha .ar I Itt.ITt St
la.iaa lid dnritt H- taf... l.'tl.'ttO
Ijmmm liM-ulfrd dirtof lha. rar IlOVJttf
Nan. t r .niaai rftr! I IVI HpO'il. 4
iim. 4 1,11 int: IMtt Bt. K KlUI'A.T.
IIMITtll
Vta 4 aaaaiaar' t"tra K A'tin
('iro tati.lat-1 aimra.f fM aartlra
Da it J Jaoaa. lot I ! baiidtoc taroaa4,
Uf
Retaairr a tAkewoat. set art
SaoiAf aiat. Or.
mmiims or tup ANsi ai. urATi.tJKNr
Titr.
HARTFOtlO LIVt STOCK INCURANCl
COMPANY
nf Kr Tort, In ih mat of Jt Vort. on
thr thlrlt firal dar of iNwrmlow. Ittl. mad
to th tnauran,- f 'ommtaaioir vt Hi atat of
Orrg.att purauant tn tai
t XI'tTAI,
Amouiit of rapital at k i-l up ,,1300,000 00
I Mi i ait!
Sri prrmluma tarrlml duflng th .
I'f t tlMOl 00
Inlaroai. rtiyidrnda and rrnta t.
irltrtl during thrjaaf... ll.Ht.tl
Total lh-om , W13,vll 11
IHMII RhKUKSTS
Vrt ln paid during lha rar
hvdoding adluHnwol twnaa t (I!. 1 13.10
Commiaainna and aalanr iakl
during tha vt Itl.tlll J
Taira, lirnwa ind f paid dur
ing Ui )raf tt.Ttl 47
An, mi, it of all ollirf rtprhdltmr lit.Att III
1dal kptidiita , . , .11,041. I0.
Aiawrr.s
alur nf atm-ka ami uumlt franrrt
imarkrt talurl ,, ,,, 7tt flfi.t
Taah In lank and on hand 770,040 43
I'rrmiunui tn roura ol mlrrlion
unllro M) rlrptrmhrr 10,
IHI St7.0lll.49
Inlrroat and im.a du ami
orunl t.7ll f)
Total a.lmittnl aaarta 123,111.71
l.,nt- r.4l, tturlng th af,,,,.. 13,(03.00
. ntniiirim
titrmh rlamia tor loaara tuipaid . , , 43,t-a 00
lu lor rommlaalon m l lo-okar-
t' - CLAM a A
All othrr liatnlltia lit!, tit It
Total tlalnlltlra, w-ilrr of " -
r0(,ll atK'k ,'t t7u nan 07
lll.'hISKNS IS lllll:i.O,S Inn TIIK ,rlt
Nat priniluina rmriiiil during Ihr
'r " 10,fl"l tl
l.ouira paid during lh irar...,.,', IH.IliWifl
l.oawa ini-urtrd ilnrlng tha trar.... ILdnyntt
ham nf fomiatny, llartlutd l.lvtt Mtorlt lit
fturunr C ompaiM,
Nam nf I'rnaldrnl, R. M. tllaarll.
Nam ol hrrfrlart, .ta. I.. P. Kramry.
hialutut) inidint atluinr) lur arnha:
i
of
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