MEDFORT) lrATL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGOX. TUESDAY', AP1TL ' 14, ' 1925
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AFRICAN NATIVES
GIVE PRINCE WALES
A ROYAL SEND OFF
ACC'ItA. (!OU COAST, "UVst Af
rica, April 14. (Hy 4ho AfiHoriaUMl
l'ri'HS.) Tho Prince ot AViiIch, on
btiiird tho buttle cruiser ItvpulHG left
liorc today for NlKorln. lie wan Riven
a rerun t pond off by the local lnhablt
nntH nnd tho native, chiefs.
Iliiffo crow ds were nnw.'infoled filorm
Idc the highways nt .strategic pointH
on the prini'c'H route to the pier,
where he embarked. Tho chiefs with
their retinues, had the best positions
for Beeinfr the royal visitor.
The prince walked the Inst hundred
yards to the dock, where he boarded
a launch for the Itepulse. A heavy
swell was running and scores of surf
hoaiH. half submerged in the rouifh
water, bobbed up and down off shore,
their occupants yelling preetlnKn to
the departing guests. Hundreds of na
tives waded waist deep into tho water,
and. lining up as though on parade,
watched the launch leave the quay
for the battle cruiser.
GOVERNOR PIERCE
URGES PEOPLE TO
SEEF
Program Honors
Vaudeville Week
In honor of National Vaudeville Ar
tists week this splendid program Is
given tonight at tho Crnterian. It
drew a large crowd this afternoon.
Herbert Crowley nnd his eight al
lied sailors impersonating women, al
ways let It ho known they are men.
lleautiful gowns, bright comedy and
many novelty songs and dances make
the "Different Revue" an unusual
treat.
Parwln may have been right nbout
tho men but when it comes to women.
lenvo It to tho Hon. Dave Manley
to propound his theories In his sketch
called "Womanology."
O'Claro 1h a tenor of tho Irish ro
mantic type whoso voice is wldo in
ran go and of pleasing quality, llo Is
a comedian who gets amny laughs by
tho naturalness In which ho portrays
bis role. Madalinc who assists him
In the plnylot, "A Hid of Ould Ireland,"
Is a young, pretty and talented miss
who captures tho hearts of her nu-
MlionccH. A special pastoral setting Is
carried to lend naturalness to tho pic
ture. Jim and Flo llogard has n collection
of song, danco and patter, which is
cle verly presented.
It is very interesting to note how
deftly Kdnuant manipulates his fingers
with Rtich quickness and perfectilon In
making manikins play on tho Hereon
for your pleasure.
Moving pictures ami tho Hunt's Cra
terinn theater orchestra complete tho
bill.
SAIjKM, Ore., April 14. (Sovernor
Pieiro today issued a letter to the
people of Oregon, suggesting a record
atteudanco at the opening garno of the
first series of games of the Pacific
Cast Paseball league to bo played in
Portland Tuesday, April 21, and sug
ge.'itlnff that businessmen allow their
employes a half holiday for the after
noon. "It gives mo great pleusure," says
the governor's letter, 'lo announce
that the opening baseball game of the
Pacific Coast league will bo played
on the afternoon of Tuesday, April 21.
1925. I urge everyone to attend the
game. Paseball Is a distinctly Ameri
can game the finest American sport.
Tho men who spend their lime and
money to bring this attraction to our
very doors should bo encouraged by
largo attendance. I suggest that busi
ness men give their employes a half
holiday In order that all may have
the privilege of, witnessing what will
unquestionably ho a real game of the
greutest sport ot the twentieth cen
tury." '
WOMAN CAPTURES
HER 4TU BURGLAR
OAKLAND, Cal., April 14. Henry
Valentine, 24, was making hla way
out of a room In the Central hotel
with several articles of jewelry in
his pockets yesterday.
Hearing a noise in tho room of
Miss Maria tichuler at an hour when
tho tenant wan ordinarily not at
homo, Mrs, Anna Meyer, tho pro
prietor, Investigated, she found Val
entine ransacking tho room and gavo
battle.
"llo struggled a little, she Bald
later, "but I told him if ho made
any more fuss I vould Hmash hl
face. He then stopped fussing,"
Mrs. Meyer turned Valentine over
to the police.
"I'm getting used to catching
burglars," hIio said. "l'vo captured
throo of them. This is my fourth."
I'lstrr Parliament, Mwts.
PIOLKAHT. Ireland, April 14. The
newly elected Ulster parliament met
today and organized with tho re
election of 11. W. Hugh O'Nell as
speaker after the members had taken
the oath of office. Tho nationalists
und tho republicans did not attend
MING NEWS OF SOUTHWESTERN OREGON
Edited by Southwestern Oregon Mining Bureau.
- " w
The mining industry will be repre
sented In tho fiirlh-comlng Investiga
tion of freight rates by tho American
Mining congress. This Investigation
will cover all rates, charges, nnd clns
Hificattnn.H, regulations and practices,
and covering the transportation of all
kinds and classes of traffic.
The mining industry is orllmated to
fuininh 03 per cent of all railroad
tonnage and is vitally affected by
railroad rates, which, In some instanc
es, have been considered excessively
burdensome on raw mining products.
The AmerMin Mining congress took
an influential part In securing tho In
vestigation. Ah first proposed .the
rate Inquiry would. have covered only
agricultural products and live stock.
Tho American Mining congresH pro
tested ngainst limiting the investiga
tion to a single Industry nnd asked
that It apply to all basic products. Its
representations of thlH point were
made to tho president, the Interstate
Commerce commission and to con
gress. To perfect its plana of proced
ure before the commission In the In
terest of Boeuring reasonable rates on
mine products, tho American M Thing
coiiKrcHs has requested Its nf filiated
stale organizations nnd mining Inter
ests geiiernlly to prepare their dise
for presentation beforo the commis
sion, nnd has otherwise tendered, its
service tn tho mining Industry as ft
whole with n view of presenting con
crete proposals to the commission.
An Interesting comitUntlon has been
published In the kngineerlng News
showing the source of revenues of
American railroads. The mines nre
credited with contributing the great
est amount as follows:
Mines' $23.8(1
Passenger traffic 22.20
Manufacturers 15.10
Agriculture 11.72
Forests 7.00
Merchandise 4.32
Animals 4.15
Miscellaneous freight 3.32
Miscellaneous passenger 3.00
Kx press 2.37
Mall 1.07
OF CITY COUNCIL
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 14.
-By a vote of three to two, the Klam-
NH 10 DOWNING '
STREET MAY BE
GIVEN QUIETUS
LONDON, April 14. Two flf Lon
don's famous old houses, numbers 10
,h Falls city council l..at nlKht adopt- ,f th(j pHme cr chancellor
ed a resolution granting the Oregon,
California and Eastern railway the
right to cross Sixth street to Its ter
minal. The franchise right failed to
provide for tho common user.
Mayor Goddard has indicated that
he will veto tho resolution, although
no definite announcement has yet
been made.
Itepresentatives of the Oregon
Trunk line for the past several months
have been urging tho insertion of the
common user clause in the franchise
as a means of preventing one railroad
from having exclusive control of the
streets which enter the city.
LEWISTON, IDAHO,
TO HAVE LARGE
of tho exchequer, now are In such a
Elate of decay that the government
is considering whether it is desirable
t opull'the mdown and rebuild Instead
of making further repairs.
The Daily Express says that much
money has been spent from time to
time renovating the. Inside and outside
of the houses, but that each inspection
reveals that something further must
be done. There are some who believe
that reasons of sentiment may prove
stronger than the demands of modern
accommodation and that further re
pairs will be decided on.
Number 10 Downing street has been
the resident of the premiers since
1735.
LEWISTON, Idaho, April 14. The
fjowlitton city council last night ac
cepted tho proposals of the Clearwater
Timber company and tho Inland Pow
er and Light company in the matter
of establishing mlls. power plant and
log storage in the Clearwater river at
Lewiston. The city Is bound to give
assist an co in the matter of securing
sites nt reasonable, prices nnd the
companies agree to begin operations
at once and to have the plants In op
oration by tho spring or early summer
of 1927.
The investments of the two compa
nies at Lewiston will be more than
five million dollars.
The action of the council secures
to the Clearwater valley an extension
of the railroad Into the Clearwater
timber belt by the Northern Pacific
and Union Pacific railroads. Tho two
companion will join In this develop
ment, and nro a part of the agreement
with the Clearwater Timber company
and the Inland Power nnd Light com
pany. It is estimated the total imme
diate investment Incident to the mill
ing operations, "power development and
railroad extension will aggregate
twelve million dollars.
Synopsis of the Anminl Statement of the
AMERICAN NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of Coin intuit;, hi the Mate of Oluo, on the Slst
tiny nf 1 live ruber, 1024, mailt1 to Hie innuruiieo
I'iMiiiiiiRilDiier o( the flute of Oregon, purauuut
to luw:
Capital.
Synopsis of tlie Aniiu.il Statement of the
COLUMBIAN NATIONAL FIRE INS. CO.
of Juiimngt in the state of Michigan, on the
31st duy of Decern her, 1024, mailo to the
itiHiKunce commissioner of the state of Oregon,
pursuant to luw:
Capital.
Amount of capital stuck puid up. . $050,000.00
Income.
Net premiums received during the
year $ 810,315.27
Interest, dividends und renta re
ceived during the year 103,500.46
Income from oilier sources re
ceived during the year I.r,9'i3.12
Total Income $
Disbursements.
Net louses piild during the year
including adjustment expensed. 8
Dividends puid on capital stock
during me year.
CoinmiKHionii and salaries paid
during the year
Taxes, Ureases umi fees paid dur
ing the year
Amount of all other expenditures
TAGGI
IT
SEATTLE, April 14. Tagging sal
mon in the Pacific ocean to study
ita life and habits will be the object
of an expedition of United States
bureau of fisheries nnd ichthyolo
gists, it was announced hero today.
The expedition, scheduled to leave
this week and financed by the states
of Washington, Oregon and Cali
fornia is to take three months and
Is to extend from Cape Flattery,
northwestern Washington, to Monte
rey, California. . It is part of a selen
tific program adopted by the Inter
national . Pacific. Salmon Investiga
tion federation, organized hero last
week by fishery officials of Canada
nnd the United States.
"05,834.85
480,043.81
67,000.00
349,683.08
Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the
DUBUOUE FIRE I MARINE INSURANCE CO.
of l)ubutie, in die state of Iowa, on the 3 1st
day ot December, 1024, made to the Insurance.
Auiiiiilssioiier of the St a to. of Oregon, pursuant
to luw;
Capital;
Amount of capital stock paid up. .$500,000.00
Income.
Net nrcmiuuis received durimr the
year $1,712,018.21
Interest, dividends and rents re
ceived during the year 107,271.07
Income from other sources re
ceived during the year 516.04
Total income
, $1,910,400.2
Disbursements.
Net losses paid during the year
including adjustment expenses. $ 7C7,002.80
Dividends paid on capital stock
during tlie year..... 100,000.00
ComminHioim and salaries paid
luring the year C50.205.13
Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur
ing lite year 103,05.o;i
Amount of all other expenditures 82,7110. 07
Total expenditures
Assets.
Value of real estate owned
(market value)
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market vuhie)
Loans on mortgages and col
lateral, etc
Cash in banks nnd on hand
I'reiiiiums in course of collection
written since Sept. 30, lii4..
Interest and rents due and accrued
Total admitted tiKsnts
Total expenditures $1,710,003.31
Assets.
Value of real estate owned
(market value) $ 23,000.08
Value of stocks and bonds owned
(market value) 2,580,512.00
Loans on morliraues and col-
23,028.91)1 lateral, etc- 678,8S2.i"8
84,174.73 Caul i in banks and on hand.... 327,62.77
'. Premiums in course of collection
, $1,001,131.47 I written since hept. JU; 1U24.. wv.avi.oz
trued 40,300.57
307,837.00
380,506.70
850,988.81
Liabilities.
fiross claims for louses unpaid.. $ 114,677.77
.i mount oi unearned premiums
on hII outstanding risks
Due for coinmibsioii and broker-
Total admitted assets $4,047,145.44
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid.. $ 100,177.34
Amount of unearned .irmniuiiis
10l'51l!l3 I " "11 outstanding r'ukn 2,220,203.27
' Due for commission and broker
ICS 530 70 I ad 10.000.00
' iAU other liabilities 78.700.00
36,303.00 , , , .,. , .
capital stock of $500,1)00.. $2,475,170.61
. $1,906,803.05
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock nf $.. (toy . . . . $ 90(;,042.45
Business In Oregon for the Yo&r.
Net premiums received during year. . 2.357.1 2
Losses paid during the year 5,267. Hit
Losses incurred during the year 24.55
Name of company. The "Columbian National
Fire Insurance company.
.Name of president, .lumos .1. Carey.
Name of secretary, K. T. Lvnn-t.
Statutory resident attorney lor sen ice, V. A.
bistort, Salem, Ore.
Local ugent," .1. W. Wakefield. Med ford.
Rutlnosa In Oreaon for the Year.
Net premium received during, year . $38,402.33
Losses paid during the year 34.7(S.17
843,964.68 bosses incurred during the year.... 35,K2.10
3 4 00.00 Isllr-ll,t;e company. ,
34 000 00 I Name oi prcmiieur., i. ,i. nenrup.
Statutory resident' attorney lor KCrvlcc, Frank
M. Harrett, rortland. Ore.
S 100
Cinvnhnrk Minn
Some 23 m Hps north of Ihc city of
Grants l'nus. on a branch of Gravel
rreolt. and about two miles from the
little mining town of Placer. In located
the Greenback mine, probably tho
lienvloHt producer of free gold in the
district nnd certainly one of tho best
mines. The trip thither is larmdy ov
er the Pacific highway crossing Sex
tun mountain and lusmng Lookout
Point, a 'l;i.e well kmuvii to every
toili l. ( by virtue of the f ,, t h it the
vt w from this point Is of K!"(Vr ex
tent than any view from any point
on tho highway U hin the state.
GraverOcreek lies nt the base cf the
mountain on ItH far Hide nnd to the
town of Placer the road ToIIowh the
rrei level und i almost ihf) epuil
of the highway. Tho last two nity-n.
however, nre typical moimtaln r4K
but the olevnn is mirTi that ee
does not mind the nltort climb as the
ear ran be driven the entire illtriticp
to the mill. The ml$)lulhlInK itself
is impreiwivo chiefly bc.we of ftn
size, bs during tho eight years of idle- tli.rl.
noHH the weather lias had its way and
the building Is therefore sadly out of
repair, as is tho ease with tho cab
ins, the hotel, tlie store, aasay offlre
and other buildings.
The mine was discovered In 1 S!7
by Johnson and Anderson nnd immed
iately yielded rich returns. The work
done nt that time was by crude meth
ods, the metal lielnpf taken from the
oxidized zone in a utory hole near
the top of the mountain. Tho quan
tity was sufficient to attract consid
erable attention, although nt that
period most of tho metal tnken out
was produced by tho placer mines In
the Immediate vicinity. Subyerpient
ty the mine was sold to the Victor
Junior Gold Minim? company, the old
arrasta was superceded by a ten
stamp mill, tunnels were stnrted to
tap tho ore at a lower level, nnd tho
result was that tho ten stamps were
soon increased to 15, a compressor
was installed, power belnjr furnished
by a lx foot Pelton wheel driven by
water from n ditch some IS miles
lotiK and frlvltiR a 225 foot head.
Three Wilfley concentrntinf; tables
were installed, a new mill idle wan
chosen near the towest level, stamps
were increased to 20, a steam online
and boiler placed In the mill tn sup
plement tho water power In the dry"
senson, nnd the mine entered on tho
most profitable period of Its develop
ment. Its production was so preat.
however, that the policy of expansion
was carried beyond tho common sensn
point, tho stamps were Increased in
number to 40. three largo crushers
were installed, and 12 Frue vannern
were put in to take rare of the con
centrates which naturally led to the
installation of the cynnlde plant. At
this point of the development expense
was no object. .Pour enormous steel
tanks were installed and a special
steel rhnrKlnr? apparatus was Im
ported from Germany nt nn expense
reported to be In tho neighborhood
of $30,000. An engineer from the
east was plnccd in charge nnd under
his direction electric power wa
brought in nn expense of some $65.
000. tlie Martha-Mormon group of
claims adjoining was acquired, and
an electric tram was Installed to bring
the nrp from those mines to the mill.
Ktcctrlcal power proved to be twice
as expensive as the water power nnd
steam combined, and the load was
too heavy for the mine to carry. The
morale of the workmen was destroyed
by the fact that they bnd a superior
who evidently was largely Ignorant of
any nn of that except that of spend
trig money, the owners hist interest
ib rou rb in IsttKiiKi lenient and other
re:irojs. and after one or two m
Mil'. lie effi.i-t to li-rp a-'tiVC the II
drifted in!o that period of n.nvi which
it preserved practically unbroken up
to tl time of its recent acquirement
by Mr. T. IC. Klump of Portland tinder
wlCr.se ownership it wit doitless
soon ng.-iln be heard of ns n produc
ing mine. The ore Is tli ns rich
and In m gigt quantities n.Oever
and while It is n herculean task to
SjhnMlltnte n mine so long Idle, it is
ot nn impound one nnd' will douM-
lesghe accomplished. A small rrc)
"i rrren n:jyeen htiM nlljvlnter clean-
inr- out iW tunnels, reentering, re-
Synopsis of tlie Anmiiil Statement of t!i
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE
SOCIETY, LIMITED,
of Norwich, i:iu,'liind. in tlie kinplnni of Creat
llritain. on the :IIn( ihiv f l), u
Amount of capital stock paid up. . $500,000.00 j made" to tlie insurance eommissiiiner of the
Capital.
402,214.63 Amount of capital stork p;ild up. .?000,000.00
I Income.
44,412.47 1 Npt I'remiuniB received during tlie
I, yw ?4,320,220.21
16,363.61 Interest, dividends and rentu re-
eeiveti during the year 2.19.336.02
462.V90.71 . Income from oilier mnirccn re
ceived during the year C.',900.r,!)
Net
ei
Inter
Income.
milium received during the
Kvnnpsi of the Annii.il Statement of the
' FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of Philadelphia, in the mute of PeiniHylvanij,
on the .31st day of December, 1024, made to
the iiiKunni'-c eoini:iitHioner of the State Of
Oregon, pursuant to luw:
Capital.
Amount of capital stock paid up. $1,000,000.00
Income.
Net premiums reeehed dunnfr the
year ? 3,0G8,376.17
Intereht, dividend mid rents re
ceived duricK the ear 340,784.41
Income from otlier sources re
ceived during the year 4!,036.86
, dividend and rents re
ceived ilui'trur the yenr
I'ouie from otlier houiees re
ceived during the year
Total income f
DliburtemenU.
Net losKen paid duiiiiK the year
including Htl jiiHt nieiit expenses. 208,014.30
Coinuustuont ami s:ilnrtes paid
during the year
Tatcs, liceiiKcs and fees paid dur
ing the year
Amount of ull other expenditures
Total expenditure f 383,307.84
Aueli.
Value of (docks nnd bouda owned
(market vulue) $ 0.10, 605. 00
l.outm on mortgnKett n,ul ,'
lateral, etc
Cash in banks and on hand....
Premiums in eounte of collection
written wince Sept. 30, 11124,.
Intercut and rents due mid ic
erued Other asHt-lM
Total nduiltteil n'Fcts....
Liabilities.
flrou claim for lesm-s unpAid.. $
Amount of unearned premiums
on all nut nt a m I in it risks
Due for rouiinissloii and broker-
ore
All other llutdlitica
Total income ?4,04.',,j25.82
Dlsbunements.
07,063.04 loiws paid during the year
I mcuming adjustment expense!. ?2,SJt5, 730.74
Total income ?4,351.096.44
Disbursements,
Net Wses paid during the vear
including iidjusimeiit expenses $2V01 6,622.1 3
Dividends paid on capital stock
during the year.. , 280,000.00
C'ominishloiis ii 1 1 r I salaries paid
during the year 1,307,463.68
TaieH, licenses and fees paid dur
ing the year 68.711.46
Amount of all other expenditures 117.320.fi.
14,406.80
02,t0u.l
12.000.00
.2..-1. 17
84,7.12.06
0,17.1,80
1,423.02
Commissions and salaries intid
during the year l,47.'i,923.82
Taxes, licenses und fees paid dur
ing the yeur 1Kfl.Rm.7fl
Amount of all other expenditures f32,370.02
Total Unbilltlea, exclusive of
Capltid slot of $;0,ouo, . . $ 302,811,82
Business In Oregon for the Year.
Net premiums received during yeur. . Sf, 003.73
Losses paid timing the year 7.742.33
iiossea incurred i hiring me year t.zwt.vi
Name nf eomnaiiv. The American National
Fire Intmrance eompauy.
Name of president, I has. G. Smith.
Name of Kccrctary, .lohn A. Do. Id.
Htattitorv resident attorney for service. W A.
Linton, Salem. Ore.
Local ngents, lii own ft White, Memora.
$1,113,408.04
6.V443.40
2fb,O70.22
1,600.00
8.880.14
Total expenditures $4,630,012.37
Assets.
alue of real estate owned
(market vulue 1 . . fe 171 nnn on
vaiue 01 stocks and bonds owned
( market value) -
Cash in lankn and on hand....
rremiuriiH in course of collection
written since Sept. 30, 1024.
Interest and rents due anil accrued
Reinsurance due on paid loosen. .
5,622.804.04
3:tu,361.21
64.0.17.
64.4 l.r.
Total admitted assets f 7,270.6 12.81
Liabilities.
Cross clnlm.q for losses unpaid.. 9 610.81fi.21
Amount o( unearned premiums
on all oiitsliniiling risks ' 4,346.083.86
Due for commission and broker-
"pe 12.000.06
All other liabilities 128,006.73
Total expenditures $3, 7"0, 122.02
Assets,
Viihie of real estate owned
' (market valu-' $ 117,711.15
alue of stocks and bonus owned
(mark-t vjlue)
Cash in banks and on hand
Premiums in course of collect ion
written since Sept. 30, 1H24..
Interest and rents due und ac
crued , ,
7.178. no. 00
864,067.03
817,700.63
93,160.18
Total admitted assets u, 000,788.70
Liabilities.
Gross claims for losses unpaid.. 671,005.00
Amount o unearned premiums
on all nut-dandiiiff risks 3.370,803.80
All other liabilities 1,183,214.06
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock $6,225,142.94
Business In Oregon for the Year.
Net premiums received during year. Jii7.622.S0
Losses paid during the year 37,37.".. 17
Losses incurred during the year..,. 34.6SS.04
Name of company, The Franklin Fire Insur
ance company.
Name of president, E. 0, Snow.
Name of secret nry, Wilfred Kurth.
statutory resident attorney for service. W. B.
Jtasmusen.
Agent, Charles A: Wing, Medfnrd, Ore,
Synopsis of the Annual Statement, of the
NATIONAL RESERVE INSURANCE CO.
of Chicago, in the-state of Illinois, on the 31st
ilsv of lecemher. ltf 4. made to trie insurance
commissioner of the state of Oregon, pursuant
to mw:
CaDltal.
Amount of capital stock paid tip, . $500,000.00
income.
Net premiums receded durum the.
year 9 ezi.uit.o
Interest, mvitleuils snn rents re-
eivod during the year 72.P78.0fl
Jiittmie from oilier sources re
ceived during the year 230,776.56
Total income $1,
Disbursements.
Net losses paid during the year
Including adjutment expeiiMs. $
Dividend paid on capital stock
during the year
Commisnionn and salaries paid
during the year
Taxes, licenses and fees paid dur
ing the year
Amount' of all oilier expenditures
Total liabilities, exclusive of
capital stock $5.004,004. SO
Business In Oregon for the Year.
Net premiums received during vear.$ 1 1 S.SH6. 15
,osses pant during the year 118,521.08
.osses incurred during tne yeur... 1 00.750.'! 1
Name of comnanv. Norwich ITnlon Viro In.
surance Society, Limited.
anie or manager, Frank I,. Hunter.
Statutory resident nftumnv f.i 11 n
Atkinson. 303 Wilcox IHdg.. IVirthmd. Ore.
neal mreiit. .1. W. Wakefield. Medfnrd.
133,708.30
424.084.02
80,000.00
800,071.57
56.25S.5
26.438.87
Total expenditures $ 816,541
Assets.
Value 'of stocks and bonds owned
(market value) $ 906, 115.00
I. omit ou mortirnees and col
lateral, etc Ml. 750. on
Ct-n in tank and on hand.... 3S7.22'
Premiums in course of collect ion
written since Sept. 30. U'J4. 136.023.72
Interest and rents due nnd ac
crued 17.44t.Ot
'JWjI admitted
ifiT nnd relocating veins.
Iue for
ge .
All ot!..'
. $
mon and broker-
liabihtK
5.000 OA
12,200.06
T.it d liabilities, exclusive of o
cwpitd st'.vk $l.n-2.506.3
Bui'ntst In Oregon for the Year, .
Net prem;is recehed .hiring year.$2i.4M.7S
Losses paid during the year l', 0.14.43
Lowira incurred dnrirur the year.... Si). 478. 34
Name of company. National Iteserve lnuiatice
company.
Nnie nf prratdent. O, J. Sohrup.
Name of secretary. S. F. Writer.
Statutory resident attorney for eeirlcf. w. A
l.tston iem-dL,re.
LotJagetiV. W. WArfieU. Medford.
Synopsis of the Annual Statement f the
NATIONAL SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE
rnMPAruv
of Omsh.l, In tlie state of Nebraska, on the
ih oay oi iiccemlier, 1 "2 4. made to tho
insurance commissioner of the Stain ,f iir.
pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount of capital stock paid up. .$500,000.00
Income,
Net premiums received during the
year a 7 son
Interest, dividends Ktid rents re
ceived during the year 62,206.22
lucome from olhe.1 sources re.
celvrd during the year OflO.fifl
Total Income $ 325,195.38
Disbursements.
Net looses lUtM .Inrlner lha v'
including adjustment expenses $
Dividends paid on capital stock
during the year
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year
Tat"s. licenses 'anj fees paid dur
ing the year
Amount of all other expenditure
Total expenditures $
ai.
Value of stocks and bonds owned
127,248.10
20.000.00
72.903.60
8,753.34
63,338.49
( market value)
L.u n
mortgages and col-
. . 024.171.00
lateral, etc,
Cash in banks md cm hand. . . ,
Premium hi coirse of collection
written since Sept. 30, l!24..
Interest and leitts due and ac
crued Amoint of ,i!I other et.
lot.d .idnvtr.,1
Liabilities,
!" fr looses paid . .
pf unearned premium
on all outstamlire rik...C
Due lor Commission and brokei
ffe
All other liabilities
225.30
77.31 1;,
SO. 706. 14
12. 174. on
lirots rlji
Amount
! II
$1.1 HM'-O 40
$ 33.403.63
228.514.20
615.84
JO. Ml. 40
Total liabilities, exrlmlve of
rapilal sto, k of 500.000 f3.305 16
N.tme of company. National Security Fire
Name of president, P J. T ove. O "
N.me of se,-retarv. K. WaMi.
Statutory resident srncv for serriee In
i?rnN. CommU. s,,r.'nr w.,n
JaT nU Inawanyak Agemy, Med
The Hanover Fire Ins. Co. v
of New York. In the state of New York,
on the 31t day ot leccmber, 104, mart
tn the Insurance commissioner of the"
state of Orvgun, pursuant to law:
Cnplttil.
Amount ot capital stock paid
up $1,000,000.00"
Income.
Net premluma received dar
ing the year $4,626,333.10
Interest, illrttlenda and renta
received during the year.. 441,618.00
:IncoTiie from other sources
received (luring the year.. 03.730.28
Total Income $5,162,102.47
Disbursement.
Net losses paid during ther
nr l nc Iodine adJustmauL
expensea- ..." $2,344.37063
Dlvid-nds paid on capital
stock during the year .... 150,000.00
Commissions and snlftrlea
paid during the yenr 1,415,772.02
Tafs, licenses and fees paid
during the year 178,242.03
Amount of all other expend
itures 506.343.23
Total expenditures $4,564, 730.95
Assets.
Value c-f real estate owned
(market value) $ 078.300.00
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value).... 6,S3S, 913.00
Loans on mortgages and col
lateral, etc 12t.M).00
Cash in banks and on hand. 442,531.33
Premiums in course of col
lection wrtlirn, a. nee Sep
tember 30. 11124
Interest nnd rents due and
accrued
Cnpntd reinsurance on paid
Inast-s
Total admitted asseti
l.laJ.Ulll.
Gross claims for losses tin
paid
Amount of unearned v
oris on all outstanding
670,810.66
45,102.51
fl7.4tS6.A4
90.1C6.01M.34
..$ 731.087.71
jion
and
Ali oilier l
tb.it..
e..i noo i hi
T.tal liAhilftles. exclusive
f capital stock of $1,500,-
00 15. ftT T 3 31
Itaslne&a In Oreron for the Year.
Nt pr.-mlums received dur-
ina (he year f T9.322.S
I ... s paid daring the year. 24.5470:
Losses incurred durtns the
year 2o.044.OS
T11K HANOVKK K1KK lNt H AM K CO.
CHAKl.KS W. lllULUV, l'rea.
J. U. HOlafiBtAN. Sec.
Statutory resident wttorney for aervica,
W. R. McDonald
All Ktn-1. nf In.urxno..
NOETH AMERICAN ACCIDawx '
, ' r 7 . , iiii. the thirty-f rt dny ot December. 1021. .
iffSa,J& rtjfe BuJ-C Oregon, pur.uaut to
Amount of eopiUl .lock p.ld up '
INCOMb lliloPRAW'
Net rremiunw reeeived duri.ir the ym ii'mS
Interest, d.vidends nd ronu received durinir the : ye.r im'Sb
Income from other Kiurce. received durin U.e Vear ll,xa.n
, , , I I 2,Ul,!.n
ToUUncm. r" DTsiiilMI!ifiiS
Net lo. pnld durinir tht- ye.r inrlu.linj adju.tment expen S-WJ-
Dividend, paid on critl tck duru.it the yenr MOHOt
rommriiom and snlnrie, paid durimr the year mifilM
Taxes, licinim. and tec. paid durina the year - 48301,41
Amount ot all other expenditures ' '
TO... cxpendlturea..:.... j.- -
Value of real estate owned (market value) ,.
Value of stock, and bond, owned Imtrket value) Sy'JJ,!
Unns on mortui!e and eollaternl. etc 127ab7 92
Stilcou It SXttrZ-stX m.f
Interest and renta duo and accrued ' 1
T.,a, .dmlttcd aa,,,.
Gross claims for losses unpaid- rr " Ttn'n'S '
Amount of unrned premiums on all putsUndinK rlsk... -5 -31 S
Duo for commissiiin and brokcrace - io'jnil'Ti
All other liobUitie, aa.tiw.71
Total liabilities, exclusive of c.pltal slock of mS.OM.M....-...., 1.U1.M5.15
HUSINESS IV OHElfJN FOB THE EH
Net premiums received durinir tho year - M
IxMsea paid dnrinB the year - m'sWot
iMiet incurnsl durinR the yenr ... . v,";.-"" .-
NOHTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO. .
E. C. Waller. President. A. E. Forrest. Scretrr.
Statutory resident attorney for service: J. II. Dryant. Portland, Ureton.
F. II. Sweeney, Medford Uepresentatlve, Medford, Ore.
STKOPSislTF THE ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE CO.
of New York, in the Stale of New York, on the thirty-first day of De
cember, 1!I21. made to tho Insurance Commissioner ot the fatato of Ure
Kon, pursuant to luw:
CAPITAL
Amount of copitsl stock paid up MW.MO.O"
ISCOME
Net premiums received durinir the year . '"SS'ISi'n?
Interest, dividends and rents received durint: the year iflnVftiH
Income from other sources received during the year ls,U7t.ls
Total Income ! S10..S2.923..J
DISmlKSEMENTS
Net losses paid durinir the yenr includinK adjustment expenses i 5'5j: !xl :
Dividemls iiaid on capital stock durinir the year tw
Commissions and salaries paid durinir the year . .T-TuV-i!
Taxes, licenses and lets paid durinir the year I.,,', ,i!'Y.
Amount of all other expenditures ..
' Total expenditures.-. - . 10.!U,t6.M
ASSETS .
Value of real estate owned (market value) , ijSIZ
Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value)-.: 1 JSS'VS'k!
Loans on mortirapes and collateral, etc or ,
Cash in banks nnd on hand i"T-" , SJKeJ
Premiums in course nf collection written since September 40, 1924... 1.7:1.0ll.r.f)
Interest nnd renta duo and accrued 01 ay'is
. Losses and loss expenses recoverable on puid losses , . Hj,oa..lo
Total admitted asset. S1S.S.W5J
LIAI1ILIT1ES , . ,
Rros. claims for losses unpaid LSI-g
Amount of unearned premiums on all outsuindiiur risks
Due for commission and brokerage 0??'!'iA
All other liabilities 27I.U0tl.lJ
Total ll.bllltlrs. exclusive of cnpltnl stefk of S3 OOD.OO' $1),9S7JJ1.!0
BUSINESS IN OllECON l-OIt THE VEAU ,,...
Net premiums received durinir the year , I ln!,5"S,J:
losses paid durinir the yenr iVin 1 ,
Losses incurred durin-r the yenr &3,i7J.Ui
NIARAItA KIKE INSURANCE COMPANY
OU10 E. Lane. President. Charles A. I.snir. Secretary.
Statutory resident attorney for service: II. W. Randall. Portlnnd, Oreeon.
SIcCurdy Danlels, Local Agents, Medford, Oro:
SYNOPSIS OP TIIK ANNUAL STATEMENT OF THE
MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
of Denver, in the State of Colorado, on the tliirty-f irt dny of December. 1924.
made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to law"
CA1UTAL
Amount of capital stock paid up ,. 2S0 Mt ftt
INCOME
Net premiums received during the year 544.04A.34
Interest, dividends and rents received durinn the yenr , 62,7134
Income, irom other twurcea received during the fpnr ,,,, 11,214.51
Total Income 61S,!9t.M
f . BISUlfRSEMENTS
' Nrt lom.es paid during the ypar including ndju!tment expenses $ 268.42fl.32
Dmdends paid on capital ntock during the year
Commissions and salaries paid during the year... Z 20977l".22 '
Taxes, licenses nnd fees puid during the year 20J('i"il3
Amount of all other expenditures , 23 922!il7
Total expenditures. ,.. 559 314 T
AK8KTS
Value of real estate owned (mnrket vulue) $ 11,091.37'
Value of stocks and bond owned (market value). :.............J'. 759 230 80
Ixians on mortgages and collateral, etc 245.w!l2
Cash in banks and on hand ..-T"
Premiums in course of collection written since September 367l6lti . 77127 Ji5
Interest and rents duo and accrued It 520 91
Other nasets . 22 ls!ot
Total admitted assets 117 ic 43
L1AH1MTIKS
Gross claims for losses unpnld . 74 H)
Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks 525,544 30
Due for com mis? ion and brokerage a
All other liabilities ".T 17 41S 87
Total liabilities, exclusive of rapltat stock t ciT su SB
HUSINKSS IN ()KK;()N FOB Till! YEAR K
Net premiums received during the yenr. ,. 1 12 9M M
Ixs!es paid during the ytar ZZ."Z2'". l" 229 44
Lrfissea incurretl during the yrnr... " " 14'afU 80
THE MERCHANTS FIRE INSURANCE ''COMPANY" '
Jc" Gardner President. O. N. Gardner, Secretary.
Statutory resident attorney for service: Insurance Commissioner, Salem.
SYNOPSIS OF TIIK AVNiTAi. statkmfvt 'Xv thu"
MARQUETTE NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
tro. in the State of Illinois, on tho thirty-first dny of December, 1921,
the Insurance Commissioner of the Suite of Oregon, pursuant to law :
'of Chicago,
made to
."apitai.
Amount of capital stock paid up
, . INCOME
Net premiums received during the year
Interest, dividends and rents received during the year...
Income from other sources received during the year...
$ l,25ff.9l.A9
M.6iS.78
.... 83.70fl.74
Total income,.
Net losses paid during the year including adjustment expenses
Dividends paid on capital stock during the year
Commissions nnd salaries paid during the year
Taxea, licenses and fees paid during the year
Amount of all other expenditures .... ..""
650,228.08
None
522,70fl. 19
32,74.4l
' 157,128.82
Total expenditures...
Value of real estate owned (market value) ..........
Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value)
Loans on mortgages and collateral, cte
Ca,-h In banks and on hand . "."1.. .
Premiums in course of collection written since September 3o7'i924
Interest and rents due and accrued
Other securities . "
...I 1,3(3,025.50
...I 199,900.00
1,182.509.70
424.0fll.O4
124,755.47
- 140,3.50
auau.?
20,109.30
Total admitted assets...
I.i Aiiit.i'riiva
Cross claims for losses unpaid
Amount of unearned premiums on ali outstanding risks""
Due for commission and brokerage J . "
All other liabilities
.. I 2,llM9Mt
-4
70.830.20
922.7 17.88
Total HabitltifS. exrloslvr of rapltsl stock of IW0.9M.M I
XT . . HUSINESS IN ORKtiON J-'OR THE YEAR
Net premiums received during the year
Lowes paid during the year " ...
losses incurred during fhe year '"' .
MARQUETTE NATIONAL VIRR"lKllR a wrt Fn
Anthmiy Matre. President. Napoleon Pica'rd.
.Statutory resident attorney for service: W. Moore, -
1I.3.W.34
2,3s 2. 7V
3.6S2.7B
Secretary
City Cleaning & Dyeing Co.
"We'ro Not Satisfied Unless You Are"
624 North Riverside
Phone 474
WJre yous clothing is protected yviik the
Delaval Cantiaqous Qariiication System
The largest stock of genuine automobile
electrical parts between Portland and Sac
ramento can e found at 0
WITHAMS BATTERY ELECTRIC CO.
Nat Bldg. 9 0 -
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