paoe srx
MEDfiPRD AfATL TRIBUNE..- MEDFORD, OREOONV SATTTftDAY. MAKOII 24, 192:1
TAKE ACTIVE PART
Scene From "The Bat," Page Theater Next londay
CENTRAL' POINT, March 23.
The i track at the school yard has
been put in good shape by the stu
dens, in preparedness of the track
meet of tiie different schools of the
valley. Other equipment has been
set up, such as vaulting standards
and high Jumping standards. No
doubt many will try out for the dif
ferent events. Mr. Charles Cunning
ham has been placed in charge of the
A Class, those who are under twelve.
The others are under the efficient
care of Mr. Jewett, superintendent of
schools of Central Point. - Central
Point has now the cup in Its pos
session, having won three track
meets. The school stands a very
, good chance of repealing the per
formance as some very good mate
rial is at hand. ' The track meet takes
place somo time In May in the city of
Talent,
The entrance to the butcher shop
' underwent some needed repairs last
week. New cement was layed on the
entrance from the sidewalk, making
it much safer than here-tu-fore had
been. - "' - ' ' ' !
The outside work is now practically
finished on the central telephone of
fice building. Work has been start
ed on the Inside, making the build
ing ready to be occupied by the first
of next month.
Miss Alma Austin arrived from
, Tortland to visit her mother and
; sister Lois of this city. , ,
: Central Point was quite well rep
resented at the typing and bookkeep
ing contest at .Medford. Benton
: Boyce received third award in the
Inner, while Miss Mildred Uureer re
ceived third in the typing contest. I
Others who also entered were Miss
Hildegard Lance, Mr. Earl
and Clifford Boswell.
xtyl
f
ft
4 sLa-,-
3 :.
9 V,
1'
I OS
v5" i ft'' J
1 ,7 5 f; H
-.5 : I
-1, 1-. . ' 'if
In -V'JK
t, A
ink
ttittit.
Scent from Wagenhals and Kemper production of "The Bat," by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hop wood,
at the Page Theatre, Monday, March 26. ' i
was a beautiful day and I felt about
twenty years younger than I did when
I wrote that blue letter and spoke of
throwing up the job ot writing the
Eagle Point Eaglets:
It had been arranRed among the
members of the Civic Improvement
club of Eagle Point to hold their meet-
Leevor ite ot "le Sunnyside hotel on Thurs-
. i nay aiiernoon, niarcn join,
A very large crowd greeted tne.; " u.u6oaiOUi .n.
second country store held by the Fjrick and the hostess of the hotel and
and E theatre Monday evening. Very j by a little after noon the ladles com
many useful gifts were given out to menced to corne In; anil through the
the audience. Including a sack of kindness of the secretary of the club
flour, waier canteen, potatoes, coffee.; j y, feigned with the following
motor" on ana man '""'list of the members who were in
management ,s "ownn,!n.a "f.'''"' attendance: Jlrs. Seaman, Mrs. A. J.
z-zrz:x thej j Tzrrt
sent along with It "Women Who Mrs. M. U Prultt. Mesdames 8. B.
Wait " : Tomorrow they will show Holmes. A. R. McDonald, J. W. Smith,
Boomerang Bill." with Lionel Barry- j W. II. Brown, II. H. Bryant, E. V.
more. ' Others to be shown through j Maddox. both of Medford; M. S.Wood,
the coming week are "Her Night of : R0y Smith, Lottie Vanscoy,. Weiaman,
Klghts" and "A Tale of Two Worlds'j Fred pettygrew, Amy Brown Tedwlck,
Mr. Carl Bennett is now fully re- ( j, E Campbell. Thos. CingcaUe, Lizzie
roverca irom a siege ui ii'nu-
are living in the W. P. Morgan house land arrived Monday evening In our
had a birthday party, it being his 53d ! city and are guests of their parents,
Perrv. .Tnhn llndpr flna Vlf-hnlu
with which ho wa confined to nLucllIg Klncald, Mrs. Held. Charley,
"UMorjS was the hostesa Benton Hoy Stamey Miss Ruth
of a party given In honor of her pViler. Mrs. Geo. B. Holmes and Mrs.
ninth birthday. Many of her school- Elmer Wilson, thirty-one members be
mates were present to enjoy them- sides five small children, and during
selves and partake of the delicious; the festivities of the afternoon Mrs.
refreshments. Campbell took photos of the babies.
Miss Letha OrigsbyJ well known After spending a few hours In a
young lady of this city was mnrneu BOC)a, way Ue mectIng wag callc(l to
to Mr. Clyde Morris. me iirsi imri
nt thi week. They are how in Port
land, where Mr. Morris is employed
Mr. Oher. Y. M. C. A., worker, aa
dressed the high school Tuesday
afternoon. He pointed out the vnlue
of education and also dwell on oincc
subjects. His address was well liked
bv the students.
Mr. Oscar Vaughn of Medford, was
a visitor In Central Point Tnursaay
nvnnincr.
The local lodge of Rebeccas lull
lated nine members into their lodge
vrtn..Bilnv evening. 'A large delega
tion was present from Gold Hill and
ninn from Medford. After the cere
monies refreshments were served and
a genernl good tinio nao.
Kmvnrth Lenuue toam met de
feat at the hands of the Christian
church team Thursday night. Tho
score ot the end, of the gamo was
All the mombcrs and elders of the
Union church, held Bupper In the
v,.,.mt nt the church. A bualnoKS
session was also hold. A large num
Mr. Clarke McDowell Is assisting
Mr. Sobrcnn In tho operating of. the
b i.l theatre for tho past wock
Mr. tsanford ItU-hnrdson and IhcI
Caster' aro now employed nt Wnetl.
ni in n sawmill. They arrived
tk.Fu nhont two weeks ago.
Mr. (limn Watklns was n visitor at
tho homo of Miss 11a Walker Thuru
Aav nfternoon.
, Mr. K. H. Pnxson is now fully ro-
.i .v, his loiro of pnoumoma
after an absence of about a month,
.i m his establishment, the
,.r thn week.
Mr 'John Dews tid family have
moved from their place of residence
In this city. o a farm in mo wmun
u....lnmt HlMtrlct. -
No doubt another largo crowd will
R-ront the next country stoio held at
. i, & nrt tc. theatre.
. Mr. ' Fred I Kelso and parents ot
-uni wnrn Etundav visitors at
the homo of Mr. Wesley Kelso.
Mr .Inn Boswell of Hornbiook
California, visited his family Thnrs-
rtnv nnd Friday, returning r rlday
Mr. L. P. Picket returned to his
home lit this city after nn absence ot
a month. While ho wn gone ho vlslt-
i,. Miimcsotn. h a rormcr iumu.-.
birthday. There were about thirty
people there and among them were
the Stllles, the CbghiHs, the Hanna
fords who came to that neighborhood
last fair at tho sa:r.s time he did. He
reports that they had a very pleasant
time, all being acquainted.
At the last meeting of the town
council an ordinance was introduced
and considered regulating the speed
of automobiles and other motor veh
icles, also reguluting the speed that
horses may be rode or driven on tho
streets; also considering an ordinance
establishing a curfew.
W. E. Uaraker gave me his subscrip
tion to the Daily Mail Tribune and the
Medford Sun Monday.
JACKSONVILLE
Luther York and family left Monday
In two Ford cars lor California, having
disposed of bis home here to Mr.
Childers.
Air. and Mrs. J. L. Roe visited old
friends, Rev. French and wife of Ash
land Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Otten of Sau
FranciBCo are in our city looking for a
location,
ed
tht
Mr. Brur Pickett arrived in
niiv inat week from the Oregon
Agricultural collego, to visit his par
nia rlurlnir the spring vacation.
Mr. Moore Hamilton, freshman at
the Oregon Agricultural college, ar
rived In this city tho first part of
the week to visit his parents during
the spring vacation,
EAGLE POINT EAGLETS
f By A. C, Hewlett
The last time I wrote for the Mall
Tribune I found that before I reached
the principal event of tho day Thurs
day that my loiter had already reach
ed the Jisunl limit, ft collimn, bo I will
Imply start off whore I left off and
resume the Incidents of tbnt day (or it
Dr. and Mrs. Oftedal.
Name of Secretary, John A. PeU'l.
Statutory resident altoriu-y for service,
Win. A. Listen. Salem. Oregon. , .
- -ft U OOPK, Agent.
. . - ford. Ore.
SYNOPSIS OV THK ANNUAL STATE
MENT Or THE .
Ilorta Carolina Boms Insurance
Company
of Balelgh, in the State of North Caro
lina, on the thirty-first dav of lecem-
ber, 1&22, made to the Insurance Com
missioner or tne. state ot Oregon, pur
suant to law:'
CAPITAL
Amount of capital . stock
paid up 400,000.00
INCOME
Net premiums received ilur-
. Ing the year f 355.263.00
Interest, dividends and rents
received during the year.. 44,830.00
Income from other sourct-s
received during the. year.. - 33,111.00
' t,V I ' !
s Total Income 433,204.00
- ' . , DISBTIRKME'T!4
Net losses paid during Ilie t-'
year -- Including adjust
ment pxmnfn-n i - k
Plvidends , paid on capital
Slock during the year......
Commissions arnl salaries
paid during th9 yean
Taxes, licenses -and fees 1
-puld during the year..-.:.:..
Amount of all other expen-
uuuien ... 1
102,084.00
3?, 000.00
T7,86,7.0O
W,762.do
26.710.00
Total expenditures 3 328,423. 00
Value of stocks and bonds "
owned (market value) 1,010,391.00
Cash In banks und on hand 103,616.00
tremiums in course of col- . :
leciion written stuce Seo-
tember 30. 1S?1 - saiAunn
miri-cHi una rents aue ana
accrued , , , 10.139.00
Other Company's ; . 13,854.00
BOSTON, Marci 24. Niccola Sacco.
convicted murderer under observa
tion at the psychopathic hospital by
court order as a result of his .hunger
strike at the Dedham jail was com
fortable today after seven hours sleep,
hospital officials said, (tie was re
ported stronger and the physicians
considered that all danger of serious
effects from his prolonged' fast had
passed. '
Total admitted assets.. 3 1,221,109.00
Gross claims for losses' un-
paid 63,812.00
Amount of unearned ' pre
miums on all outstand
ing riskn . f I7nid nn
JDue Tor commission and'
Drokerage i 18,500 00
Total liabilities, exclu
sive of capital stock
of 3400,000 1 389 358 00
BUSINESS IX OREGON FOR THE
- i VKllf
Net premiums received dur-
ing the year 3 3.328 29
Losses oald during thn vaiic 1 II? Jl
Looses Incurred during the '
Kanfe of Companyr&oi-th Carollna'llome
Insurance Cnmimnv . s
Nunie of President, Alexander Webb
Name of Secretary, Geo. H Volk
Slututot-y resident attorney for service.
Insurance Commissioner- - ,
. . C. L. OOPP, Agent;
Medford, Ore.
order by the president, Mrs. Campbell , Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Hester of New-'
..Uu vD idu n, mocking wo uuifi, kj io., uuer an ausence oi eleven
road and approved and nt the close years from our city spent several days
the members and visitors were Invlt-! this week In our city meeting old
ed to the dining room where a lunch friends.
wbb spread. My reporter says a lovely The Jacksonville commercial club
luncheon was served by the hostess was organized -Monday evening, March
and nt the clftse It was announced that 19th at C:30 dinner at Mrs. Hunt's
on the next day your scribe would be
ninety-one years old and congratula
tions were Riven and received from
the entire company of warm friends.
There was a truck load of powder
came out for C. H. N'atwick to be used
on his contract on the Butte Falls
Eagle Point canal.
Shorty Allen of Wellen'was a busi
ness caller Thursday and so was
Prnnk Simpson and E. O. Hlldreth.
Tho two flpont the night at the Sunny
side and Mr. Hlldreth being n deputy
assessor engaged a room while he Is
assessing IIiIh part of the county.
There has been another change
made In the mall routes; now Instead
of the Eagle Polnt-Butte Falls stage
taking the Prospect mail and having
to wait until the carrier arrives nt
Derby tho mall Is Bent from here
direct to Prospect via Trail and the
man from prospect comes to Trail and
thus relieves the Eagle, Polnt-Butte
Falls carrier of tho bother of having
to wall until the Prospoct man wal
lows through the mud and snow for
him to make the trip.
Mrs. O. M. GnsB of Butte Falls who
has been visiting friends In Fresno,
Calif., came in ou the stage Saturday
on her .way home, George Laidley
restaurant. Twenty members were
present and the next meeting will be
at the town hall, Monday night, March
-Otli. All invited to come and join.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Jackson of Ash
land were guests of friends iu our city
recently.
Mrs. Rose Singler of Medford was a
guest Thursday ot Mrs. Barbara Reter.
Mrs. wm. Fox and Mrs. L. Nether
land and son of Medford were guests
of Mrs. Wilson and Grace Gilmore. -
The Jacksonville high school will
soon please the patrons and public
with one of thoir pleasing and enter
taining plays.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clasplll of Phoe
nix were recent visitors In our city.
Mrs. Ida Magerle of Rogue River
visited in our city on day recently.
Mrs. Ernest Foreman underwent nil
operation for removal of tonsils at the
Sacred Heart hospital Thursday. Dr.
Oftedal 19 In nteudance. " '
i. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Flck aro the
proud parents of a bouncing hoy, born
on March 17. Mother and babe doing
ulcoly. ,
Mr. and Mrs. C, Vlrich were In Med
ford a short time Sunday evening.
W. A. Bishop was able to return
home Wednesday from the Dow hospl
AGENT IS RETAINED
WASHINGTON, March 24. An
nouncement that Samuel P. Rutter
would be retained as divisional pro
hibition chief at . Snn Francisco was
made today by Prohibition Commis
sioner Huynes, who said that while
Butter's removal had been sought it
had been determined that Influences
behind the movement were unfriendly
to prohibition enforcement.
Outsider Wins Handicap.
. LINCOLN, Eng., March 24. (By
the Associated Press.) White Bud
66 to 1 shot; by White Eagle, out of
Mine Own, won ' the Lincolnshire
handicap, a sweepstakes, with 1000
pounds added, the classic of tho sea
son, run hero today. '
ami Harold Patten were also on the ; tal where he recently underwent an
stage Oil thoir way to Butte Falls.
The Brown firm report that 0. E.
Keuber of Medford, who has a home
stead In the Butte Fulls country called
and laid In a supply of groceries to
take up to his homestead: I also met
W. H. Crunilall nt Browns the samo
day.
Among tho people from tho country
trading with Ashpole and Nichols
hnrdwaro wore Robert Iiono, Ralph
liolbersleadt, L. K. Hank, F. CI. Ay res
and wlfo, Alex Anderson, Brownsboro,
W. E. Morgan and wll'o, jrall, and tho
same day 1 met Win. llolmon, wife and
baby, of Salt crook, nnd Mrs. T. T.
Taylor of Uike Creek nnd Clifford
lllckson of Ashlsnd. "
Among the callers Saturday for din
ner were Ralph Cowgill and another
civil engineer J. W. Cunningham of
Portland, representatives of the pur
chasers of the bonds of ...the Eagle
Point Irrigation District, C. Frey of
Lake Creek was also a business ciillor.
Among tho callers Sunday were
Irs. C. J. Fry, J. L. Bell, C. F. Bell.
all of Medford, and Mrs. Wallace of
Everett, Wash., (ins Newbury and
wife, Mr. anil Mrs. Felilmnn, R. H.
Hnbba and wife, Charles K. Terrlll,
wife and son Glen and Mrs. U Smith,
Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Farrnr, Wm. Berry
and wlfo, and for supper James Taylor
if the valley Fuel Co., and wife. Mrs.
Romley and Misa Dnuhnm, all of Med
ford.
Mr. ana Mr. W, E. Uaraker wbo
operation.
The many friends of Jlrs. Owen
Keegaa are Borry to lenrn of her death
which occurred Thursday morning.
Tho burial will take place Saturday at
10 o'clock from the Catholic church.
George E. Neither of the Butte Falls
district spent last Sunday visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. lewis Ulrlch and Mrs. K.
Jerome of Medford were visiting with
friends In town Tuesday.
Alt finyiler ot Grants Pass made a
husinss trip 50 out city (Thursday.
Miss alary Ryan, accompanied him
homo"tor a Tew dnys yislt with Mrs.
Snyder and children.
' Mrs. Loom Smith Is spending the
week at the home' of Sheriff and Mrs.
Torrtll.
Mrs.: Geo. JMonrUt left Wednesday
morning for a short visit la San Fran
cisco. .V ; ' ; ,N ., I t,,- .
Mrs. Julia Bowman of Gold Hill, Is
visiting friends In town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mclntire ot Med
ford were visiting relatives In our city
Sunday.
Allss Rose Buckley and Mrs. Goo.
Buckley accompanied by Miss Katti
erlne Buckley passed through town
onroute to Metlfonl where Miss Buck
ley Is engaged in nursing.
J. D. Rayborn of Portland, nephew
of Mr. and Mrs. John Moore, spent
several days this week vlBltlng at
their home.
Mr. and Sirs. Gerritt Smith ot Port- j
Colas Are Contagious,
Coughs and Colds nre contagious
and require prompt treatment as they
spread or develop into Flu and Grippe.
Take no chances when you can get
Foley's Honey nnd Tar for a few cents
and quickly check coughs and colds.
The constantly. Increasing demand for
Foley's Honey and Tar, for three gen
eraflons, has made it the . largest
selling cough medicine in the World.
Contains no opiates ingredients are
printed on the wrapper. Refuse sub
stitutes. Insist upon Foley's. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
SYNOPSIS OK THK ANNUAL STATE
, SIHXT OK THK ,
.American national Fire z&surftnoe
Company
of Columbus. In the mate of Ohio, on the
thlrty-firHt day of December. I;i22, made
to the lnsurunce Commissioner of the
niaio 01 urt-gon. pursuant lo law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock '
puld up I 600,000.00
liSUU.MK
Net premiums received dur- f
Ing the yoar. ........ $ 733,655.30
itiit'i'esi, mviileiuts ami
rents received during the
. Sear : 66.437.63
Income from ether sources' :
received during the year.. 1.193.48
Total Income $ i06,236.41
DISIU'ISSKMENTS
Net losses pant during the
year including adjustment
expenses . 430,011.90
i.i,itiiiiiui,n aim salaries .
paid during tho ye ar 2"3,0S.i
Taxes. llceaes and fees .
Paid (luring the year 26,714.60
Aniuunt of all, other ex
penditures ' 48.933.59
Total expenditures $
value of stocks and bonds .
uwneu ttiuiiKet value $ 1,152,647.50
Loans on mortgages and ?
collateral, etc
Cash In banks and on hand
Premiums m course of etil-l.-ollon
written ntnce Sep
tember 30, IP 21
interest and rents due and
accrued - t,itn.l
Atnuunl ot Other Assets..-. 12,283.37
t;s.ss
30.339.00
94.838.06
SS.535.17
Total admitted n.tets . t 1,381,753 26
I.IAHI1.1TI1.-S!
Gross claims tor lueses un-
. 3 i 92,506.41
Amount of unearned pro
mlums on all outstanding
risks - so rti
Due for cummlsslun and
orokemg t.000.00
All other liabilities 13,3.Ut
, Total
sive
or i
Ul'MNKSS
liabilities, exclu-
ol e'al
Dital Mot-it
734.S3S.51
N "ISi'liON POK THK
V K A 11
Net premiums received dur- ;
mi tne year t ; 11.458 97
Losses t,ajl dotiu it,,, e,, - ? -r.ttt
Loee Incurred (luring the '
' ..- lJ.Olt.Tl
Name ot Loinpany, The American Na
tional Fire Inanranr. r.,mM.
Naan of PrcnlUcut, Chauucey U, Uaker.
SYNOPSIS OF THE ANNPAL -STATE-M.ENT
OP THE
Providence Washington Insurance
Company
of Providence, 1n the Suite of Rhode Is
land, on tho thirty-first day of llecem
ber 1922, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of Oregon, pur
suant lo- law: r
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid
up , 31,000.000
INCOME - , ,
Net premiums received dur- '
ing the year 1... t6.230.862.S3
Interest, dividends and , .
rents received during the
. Year . 444.343.it
Income from other sources -
received during the year.. 131,345.09
FUNE
RAL
SERVICE
' Including every attention that can come from the
linnds of a Funeral Director.
Eemoving remains to parlors, ' use of chapel,
Funeral service and all other service (except em
balming) rendered without charge. ';
Our show rooms are stocked with the best money
can purchase, and at prices positively guaranteed
satisfactory to all '
CONGER FUNERAL PARLORS
Successor to Weeks-Conger Co.
Are You Going Somewherg? -
..We will make your. old hat look like new,
for a very reasonable prjee.
Cleaning Time Is Here..
Have vonr curtains cleaned and renovated
during Spring housecleaning.
ASK ABOUT OTJE CLUB RATES
Join the Chamber of Commerce
3D
Total Income 16,806,551.43
DISBURSEMENTS
Net losses paid during the
. year Including adjustment
expenses 3.632,794.82
Dividends paid on capital
stock during the year. 180,000.00
CommiMsions ' an5 salaries
.paid during the year........ 1.765.306.63
laxes, licenses and fees ; (
paid during the year 204,484.03
Amount of all other expen
ditures , ; 470,518.18 f
Total expenditures ..S6,2o3,103 72 (
,,. , ASSISTS
Value of real estate owned '
(market valtie) $ 100,000 00
Value of stocks and bonds .'
owned (market value) 6,91 2.29R.f9
Cash in banks and on hand 856,080 60
Premiums in course of col- . ,
lection written since Sep
tember SO, 19iil 1,014,327.79
Interest and rents duo and
accrued . 33,239.50
Others 1,506,570.47
Total admitted assets. . 110,422, 5l6 9;
LIABILITIES
Gross claims for losses un-
paid , $l,207,956.7fi
mlums on alt outstanding
All QlheiTTlaba1tiei"ZZIZ
4.285.182
269.581.80
Total liabilities, exclu- -five
of Capital stock
of 15 762 721 31
BUSINESS IN . OREGON KOK THE
1KAK
Net premiums received dur-
ing the year . $ 79.1S6.45
i,w.ttn imiu ounng uie year 52,706.95
Losses incurred during the '
v. ear 64.207.4fr
i!no ui v,uiiiiuny, f rovuience Waahing-
Name of President, C. D. Dunlop.
Name erf Secretary. A. G.' BeAln.
Statutory resident attorney for service,
. . 4iH-u, rfi., ruruiino. uregon.
3. W.-.WAKEPlKI-n. Agnt.
' ' Medford, Ore.
SYNOPSIS OP THE ANNUAL, "STATE
. ME NT OF" THE
i-iuaxiiy-rnenix nn xnsarance Company
of Nw York In the State of New York
ri: lTiy-nrat uay or December
1922. made to the Inniirflnco' Cnntmi i
sioncr of the tato o( Oregon, pursuant
CAPITAL :
capital . stock
Amount of
paid up . 1..T.:;...: $5.000(000.00
Net premiums received dur
ing the year - f 14,691,798.61
"ii'i Mi, ui v mentis ana
rents received during the
. ye - 1.531,111
Income from other sources
received-during the year 3,916.138.59
Total income 20, 139,04 8.9 8
Net lnssoR paid during the
year inciutiing adjust
Dividends paid on capital
Stock dtirlnt lha v..n -i aaa aaa aa
(.uiiiiiimnionB una saianes
pam during the year 4. SSI, 720.21
Am, iM-fiiae ana rees
IMUI durfntf t!m vinr fieo ne cr
Amount of all other miwn. '
Miiuica 643.8S1.17
Total expenditures ...815,044, 480.94
Vnlue of real estate owned
(market value) ..".
pi pimks ana nQnus
owned t market value).
Loans on imirtgages and
collateral. ptr '
Cnsh in banks and "on" band
Premiums In course of ool-
hH-tion written ' sinca
Sntember 30. 1929 ....
Amount recoverable for re
Insurance on paid lo?tes
Interest and rents due and
accrued
All other assets -J...T
9J0,4,;O.4
31,139,705.00
430.458.89
1,913,264.37
: 144.596.SJ
119.003,89
- 33.3S0.19
Total BdmHtml ttftets 136 S2Q 785 23
i.nmt.iTipfl: r
Gross claims for losses uo- '
. $ 1,560,966. 1
Amount of unearned.-. pre-
miums on all outstand
ing risks S A4 At no
Pu for commission and ' '
brokerage . ci ie -
AH othttr liabilities 1. 470348.38
Total liabilities, exclu
sive of capital stock
. f l.nOft.000.00 tl70f 611 S
nUSINKSS JUN OREGON FOH THE
VP 1 n
durlnir ih year j run 54
I.osws paUl riurlnj; lh year-, tl.tl.l4
....-.-a iiK-urmi aurmff the
Name of ComMnvr Fiu'eTiiV-I'litlx Ki'rc
lr. Vn. of N. T.
Nm. of Pn-nLV-nt, C. W. Street
Name of Secretary. Krm-M Sturm.
Statutory n-nM.-rt uttornev for itrrv
lc, Iiuuronee "omml5lone"r, Salem
, ., ileilforU, Ort.
Glean, Cotton
AT:
MAIL-TRIBUNE OFFICE
vjenerai lvim w orK
TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS
Windows and Doors
Door Frames
Window Glass
Window Frames
All Kinds of Interior Finish
i? : BROADWAY AT STARK
Portland, Ore.
You Are 'Assured a Personal
I Hospitality . and Individual
Attention
through tho combined efforts of a staff, who
after years of training, understand the needs
of the traveling public.
,, MUSIC, DANCING and the BEST 'TO EAT
AT ,, ;.v,'
10
Arthur H. Meyers Manager
I i