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Newspaper Page TextFOUR MEDFORD - TRrBtTNtf, MEDF OftD, OREGON, FRIDAT, aPRITJ ' 34 192." ' ' IIedford Mail Tribune AN TNDR PENDENT NEWSPAPER ffDBLlfill0 EVERY AFTERNOON EXOlPt , SUNDAY, Br THIS MEDFORD PBINTINO 00. Tb Med lord 8unday Morning Bun la tonilahedi Hbacrlbcn dMinuc Utt MTtu-uaj aaiij nm Office: Mill Tribune Buildin. 1 6-17-19 nortn r street, ruonc o. A consolidation of the Democratic Time, the Hertford Uall, tha Medford Tribune, Utt floath- em oregoDitn, u Aaniana r.DuD. ROBERT W. RUIIL, Edit. 8. SUM ITER SMITH, Manager." By Hall In AilTance: Daily. wttli Bundar Sun, year ..7.6Q .76, Dally, with' Sunday Sun, month . Dally, Without Sunday Hun, year 0.60 Dai It. without Sunday Hun. month . .06 Weekly Mall Tribune, one year 1.00 Sunday Sun, one year S.00 BY CARRIER- In Med ford. Ashland. Jackson Ule, Central Point, Phoenix, Talent and on ntfhwaya: Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. ,76 Dally, wltaout Sunday Hon, month..... .06 Dally, without Sunday Sun, one year... 7.60 Dally with Sunday Sun, one year 8.60 All terms by carrier, caah In advance. Entered as .second-class matter at Medford, uregoo, unuer act oi Marco o, ioiv. Official paper of the City of Med ford. Official paper of Jackson Ccinty. Sworn dally avernffs crmAatton for eii aooothj ending April 1st. 1924, 8000; more I double the circulation of any other paper I Halted or circulated lo Jackson County. The Chi co. only paper between AIdso) Ore., and California, a distance of distance of over 400 aolles, having leased wire Awoolattd Frees MEMBKRS OF THE AMoCTATBn WtESfl. The Associated l'resa Is eicluilvely entitled 10 the oae for republication of all news dia- etclies credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper, and also to the local news pub- nanea nemo. All rights of republication of special Ua- pa'-cnee neiein are sum reaerveq. Ye Smudge Pot1 Br Arthur Terry. Between males who woar puttees, nnd the mules who wear sputH the Innocent bystander fuvurs short pants. It's about tlmo for a political egotist, Buffering from the delusion that he can defeat Conkresstunn W. C. llawlfy, to rare up. i Henry Ford is Kolnn; to build a $200 automobile. Sounds impossible , KOVNIlS PLAl'SIIUiB (Portland Oreiconfun) You could bank on them. No ono but the Judge would have admitted in 1021, when the Mc Credlo administration woa be coming unpopular, that opening day attendance had shrunk from tho 10,120 of 1013 to a , mere 42UG0, but the judge did. MASH fiTILL ( Mdllno Cooa Hay Tim 03.) . That's the proper combina tion. About tho only thing settled , by oratorical eruptions over fhih, is to confirm the allegation that all the steulheuds are not In tho river. . Tho "ex-Grand Drugon of the Realm of Indiana," who impudently boasted, "my word Is law," when first caught in a sordid crime, and now awaiting trial In a cell, on a murder charge, "hopes Justice will bo done." It looks like "Justice will be dono," as tho Q. t. is beyond th aid of a friendly judge, and a friendly 1 Jury. and a well greased alibi, nnd comfort ing Uttering by the audience. Cl'RI-'KW AJV1 A COWAIU) ( (I Am Angeles 1 KxamliuT) HUDSON, MaHs.1 Principal Chas. A. VVHllumn of tho local" high school, today found thirty girl pupils wearing tinkling bell gar ters. He ordered a woman teach er lo remove them, nnd announc ed that the latent flapper fad would be barred. First returns indicate that 1.25 In. James,, tho onterpritdmr Portland burglar, who confesses CO burglaries, ban not sufficient funds to go crazy, in a successful rnanner. , . ( . : An unsightly Hhaok has been re moved, revealing three more ot the same.. - "You call us a bustling burg," ahrleked an irate ICaglu Pointer ut your corr., "and I haven't seon a bUBtle there since Flen Harrison was whipped." "Lots of people at. Copper now,1 said Mr. Charles Huff Thurs. "There's nix, not counting Knox McCoy and his horse and colt." . No carnivals this year, eliminating the practice of old men with whlHkers battling babes in arms, for tho right to get on the merry-go-round. Tho first tnok of the season wns -run over in the rural garage district on tho 23rd. IT IK VKXI (Kltlortulo, Knx., TIiiica) This la the last tlmo wo aro going to warn the jimtl clerk on tho night trains about throwing our mull under the trains. Wo aro sick and tired of nuking for our morning's mall and getting a. handful of confetti; Portland won rain- interfering lose It. n ball before game Tues., they could Tho automobile In which the dold- atelns wero riding wns owned and driven by M. C. Martin, a contractor, of "160 Kast Lomhnrd street. It wan a small sedan. Martin was in the front eeat. (Portland Oregonlnn.) Is not that the place for the driver? ., . . VISION Tho practical man sees a small wood- en box, Strung tight with the gut of a cat. On which you can scrape with the tall of a horse, Thore's nothing nioro to It 'thnn that;' Or, so he declares, and It's perfectly true. That's all thret a violin weems, Vnh'HS you have vision which loads you to see, A casket of loveliest dreams. (Her to n Itralcy.) WILL THERE BE THERE , is robauTy . sohie eonnectioh , between the - financial crisis hi Frunce aiicihe military crisis in the Bulkans. For generations the Balkan volcano has been an, active one, and. contrary to hopes of the Paris peace conference, the Versailles treaty only cooled the crust, leaving the molten lava seething beneath. t ,. According to Count Karolyi, ho recently visitecthll country, the government of Hungary is a militaristic "one md Dictator Horthy, is planning u war for the purpose of getting back the; ter ritory lost to Rumania. . i . r France with her military machine in excellent order, and her 'al liances on n practical war basis, presented an insurmountable ob stacle to any such design. But with one government fallen and another one weak on its legs, France might well appear to Hun gary, in no shape to consider financing any military expedition out side of her own borders. It is not improbable, therefore, that the Bolsheviki explosion in Bulgaria, which has already resulted in permission for that coun try to increase her standing army beyond the limits allowed by the Treaty of Versailles, has certain subterranean connections with Budapest, and that the growing tension between . Bulgaria, and Rumania, is a deep and sinister plan to throw the 'Balkans once more into general conflict. ... i . m ; This view is supported by the censor all news from that country, pear merely a local and insignificant disturbance. That ft Balkan war will, result spite of her domestic troubles, France must be keeping a sharp eye upon her former enemies, and any went would, in spite of finaneial vigorous action. So this crisis like the others, promises to be successfully bridged, leaving the net result merely another warning that the Balkans a century, the chief menace to the QUILL Education pny.s, unless you settle down to be nn educator. - Another thing that encourages step out. , Tho next stop in representative lobbyists. Snakeskin stockings on sweeties the pledge. . , The two chief aids to humility pocket. Taxpayers are people who scold about assessments and never think of the dividends. .There wouldn't be any housing law-breakers were in jail. Delilah had finished using tho way I want mine fixed," said she. y Tho exercise of love keops us from growing old." At any rate it may work if you. hug the driver. The reason Home preachers don't they !n!iget much publicity? that RNE FIELD MEET IS EXPECTED TOMORROW I: Tho 11th annual track and field mi'ot of the JnokHon County School naNORintlon, with 20 schools of tho county competing will bo held at tho tolr nroundft tomorrow, und lastlttK nil day. Tho urounds nro In the host condition In yenr., .nnd a largo crowd, will bo In nttcmtnnce. Park ing spaco has boen arranged on tho hlfthur spots for autoiHtx. Schools aro urgod by Manager John Ilcoson, be on time, or loso by default. John Itodda of tho Cycto association o; Ami'rlca will talk for ten minutes on "Safety First nnd tho Deport ment of the Ulcyclo. on the . High ways." iKW6lt - THE EXECUTIONERS. SOrK ONE, in a foreign city, viewed the artgtiish of his wife, and then, moved to depths of pity, gnvo her u'opo nnd took her life. "Oh, she begged me and imploretl me,' said be, 'for the final peace; she beseeehed me till she bored me, and I gave her soul release. It is better far to perish if your health cannot come back; better slay the one you cherish than behold ber on the rack." lie established quite a fashion when this logic he exprcst, and a dozen, without passion, shot the ones they loved the best i It's the sort of maudlin chatter, that inspires the mildewed hrain; law and justice do not matter:to the mor bid and insane. Now the courts, our social pillars, must get busy right away, and discourage all these killefs who through love and mercy slay. If the practice keeps on growing, by such crazy talk inspired, wo may all bo found bestowing death oh those who make us tired. Some day I'll be helard remarking, lI will shoot my Tnele Jim; his ignition isn't sharking, ho has spavins on xnTcIi limb. It is sadto sec-him pojuring liniment upon his feet; it is fierce, to hear him roaring iso ht jars the village street.' haw .is getting vague and haiy, morals aro upon the run, and the old gray g-orld is crazy whpn such things are said ftud done. ft A BALKAN WAR? strenuous effort of Bulgaria to and make the Sofia outbreak ap however is highly improbable. .In serious development in the south- difficulties, fie met by prompt and ' , since "this close of the Great "War, I remain, as they have been for continued peace of Europe. . POINTS dreaming, is to have the boss government is direct election of may at least encourage signing arc pure religion and an empty problem, however, if all or the shears on Samson, "That's the preach the old Gospel is because way. Icsom-lllo museum, . .. w ,j . ...v..... u ,u - U. H. Hotel will be onened Mon- JACKSONVILLE My The' inclfsoiivlllo museum, in the day to the public and workmen arojJocted to coid ftnd wet developed the1hoe tubercuIosif the active stage, now puiung wio curios in snapo. 11 includes tho Helms und Sargent col- lections., and both aro rogurded as among tho beat In tho west. Already tourlsts novo called to SCO tho ex- hlblts. Tho hotel Itself Is full of historic Interest, nnd In early dnfs exponents as evidence that cold nnd wns the social center of the RiRUO(Wat are factors In j-esplartory disease Klver valley. .At tho opening Mon-;)n , human .beings. Poctors can be day, there , will bo a general got-1 ir,gilty foolish when they get excited. togemer of tho community, nnu short talks by lending citizens of the county, seat. -- 1 Mason ' AA I ; C;rqss.word THEY 'ARE GOOD Not Very ' 'long J - 2 - 3 Edward's Grandmother said she would bake some ,spicy brown, 2-4-6-U-16-20 cookie men for him if he would 14-18 to sleep like a eood boy . When 28-30 was time 30-31 'take a nap Grandma laid little 16-17 down 5-10 his bed and covered him up with her soft 7-12-37-21-23-25-27.29-32 quilt.- The quilt was made from the breast feathers of the eider duck. "How am I 19-22-24-26 to go right tb sleep when I am wishing and 8-9-10- 11-12-13-14'so for a ginger 'cookie man ?'' " asked Edward. "19-20-21 you sure you san'-t sleep?" asked Grandma,lU"For if yon do not 32-33 ginger bread man for you, sir!'1, ""' Edward closed 5-6-7 eye then the other one tight and 8-15 ! in a trice he was fast asleep dreaming of ginger cookie men no, doubt ! Answer To Last Puzzle 1-2-3-4-5 (going), 9-10-11-1213 (stove). 1-6-9 (gas), 6-7 (an), 2-7-10-17 (onto), 17-18-19 (one),; 11-18 n), 4-8-12-19-S5 never), 20-21-22-23-24 (match), 34-36-36 (for), 15-21-26 (pan), 24-28-33 (had), 30-36 (or), 14-20 (am), 28-29 (Al), 31-32-33 (Ned), 20-27 (no), 14-16-16 (ape), 16-22-27-31 (Kton). ' ' i . Copyright, IDiS, by Tht International Syndicate - Personal Health Service By WILLIAM BRADY. M. D. 8lMd fUr pcmlninf to tvraonal UMtimnt. will b niwcrad by Dr. Brady If LtUr should b brltf and wrttttn In Ink. no ou m aniwarw nor, no roeiy oan do puioraao ur,t miiisra israuy, ir w oifinio nowwapor. A . , - . My Old Friend , Choflomiftky tJ , , ". k ... A little over, nine years ago, as use' of Turkish towels .In hotels? S. probably no present reader will recall, I told here of some pertinent obser vations made by Dr. K. Chodounsky, on 'the question' 'of "taking cbld." Chodunsky. then 57 years old. subject to "catarrh" and to fre quent attacks of bronchitis and lum bngo, exposed him-? self to cold air and drafts at tempera tures of from 37 de grees F. to 55 de grees F., for periods varying rrom jo on the eyeball. Laymen often imag minutes to an hour, ine opacities of the cornea (transpar immediately follpw- ent covering of the eyeball) "and va ing hot or cool . rlous crowtha even on the conlunc- iminp. nnu irom nis exjienmenis, con- eluded that exposure was not a fac- tor of respiratory disease. These oh - servations wero uiy recorded in urk- altung and Krkullungshrankheiten, vionnn, a scientinp journal. or course the chair, warmers, in our fed- crai, siaie ana municipal ncaun ae- partments do not consult such records In arriving at their conclusions con- corning the dangers of the weather, wet feet, and the like. In the same talk, nine years ago, I referred to some observations made in this country by a couple of labora tory workers. named Noble and Miller, who inoculated rabbits with tho bac flluH boviseptlcus (which causes a kind of "snuffles" in animals) and then subjected tho rabbit, to exsccssivc wnrmth followed by unnatural cold and wet: as a control they kept nn caual number of the inoculated nib- titta unrinr thn rtr t I nn iv Pnvlrnnnmnl " " - " 13, Of the inoculated rabbits which were auuieciea to com ana wet aevei- mijtn lire KiiuLiiea, wiiu iiuiy unit; th. rAi.hita inno..ini.H ...k "atiuffies." These laboratory workers r0PC1ted their experiments In the journal of Kxperimental Medicine, published in America, and their find- . ,... heralded far nnd wlrin hv the prPM agents of the catching cold Thin i n uood samnle of foolishness. In. tho first plnco.tho bacillus bovisep; tncus is not a cause of disease in man. In the next place a score of 13 to nine is not a very decisive score chance may have had everything to do with it. But trifles like that dot not bother the old women a little bit when they ate set, nnd determined on having folks believe that weather, drafts and wet feet nro somehow concerned in causing- dispense. The insignificant experiments of Miller and Noble have been cited in such a way oh to make tho unlnlated reader think that some scientific evidence had been educed by Miller and Noblo. The Noble-Miller experiment has heen cited ns an authoritative bit of evidence by a great number of people who ..have hoped to set me right on tho hygenic question. Now my olfl friend Chodounsky has come back with some more of the same medicine. In Cnsopls lekaruv ceskych, Prague, January 81, 1925, he reviews the war statistics as nn enor mous experiment in the effects of ex posure. Ho found that nono of the diseaftes generally attributed to expos ure occurred more frequently among soldiers than In peace time, although exposure to frost, wind, dampness and wet clothes was extreme enough to amount to a great hardship to the sol diers. Chodounsky feels that man en dures these hardships well and without, suffering any disease therefrom. I commend Ohodounnky's observations to the clique of mutually recognized authorities who are so much Impress ed hy.ihe effects of exposure among rabbits, . . ... QVKSTTOXS AND ANSWERS. Oriental Towels We would appreciate your oifniotj on the use of Turkish towels and linen towels, nnd which is the more sunl tmy. Is there any luw regarding tho puzzle stoRy.0 i t -. S. nMith nd hygun. not to 4Imm dlunotli iUmpd. Mlf ldrtMd rrvalon It anolMtd Owing ta.Uta larga.numbar of JaMira rjwtlvad, only maoa u fluanot not oontorminfl to iMtruotlor a. ll.) 1 Answer -Turkish towels are as san itary .as any other kind, I think. I know of no lnw regarding the use of Turkish towels in hotels, but If any body proponing such a law includes Turkish cigarettes in the ban, I'm for It. Cataract. . . What is cataract? From what docs ft form? . Is it preventable if the ocu list observes it before it forms? (Mrs. F. W.) Answer Cataract is an opacity In the crystalline lens or its capsule. It Is not an opaque skin or membrane itlva (mucous Jnerribmne rnvfrlnir nve- ball and lining lids) are cataracts. . Cataract la a degenerative chnnce in the tissue of the lens. Many persons with cataract never suffer serious im- pairment of vision: Oculists often ( withhold frbin patients knowledge of the discov ry of slight cataract, .When cataract is observed in the ear- y 8tace the oculist can often retard the development of tho trouble. I : Two Mnhla und Tulicrtnil4i I Wo aro two mnidB employed for the last year in a home in . . . and we learned only this week from our lady that her husband'hos a touch of tuberculoiss. - He seldom goes out. He coughs violently on rising and going to bed. Our lady says It Is only a resting case and that he lias never had a hemorrhage. I have to make his bed every day and dust his room, etc. . . - . . We are both perfectly well ns far as we "know. The family wen as rnr spends each summer in their Adlron- i.ii. . ,n j m . i . . ..... 1 AnswerAssuming that the man you are not endangered by caring for his room. You would be in some dan ger of contracting the disease if you had to take persoanl car of the man himself or bo In close contact with him much of the time. When a tu berculosis patient talks, an invisible spray of moisture shoots from his face and the droplets of this invisibly fine spray may carry tubercle bacilli to the nose or mouth of any companion within- the five foot range. Should the patient cough tr sneeze'with face un covered, his range increases to 10 or 12 feet. -Rynopats of the Annual Statement of the , HOME INSURANCE COMPANY or yew York, in die irtute of Svw York, on thr 3IM Hay of Iecnhr, 1934, mmlr to the insurance cominlsionM of the state of Oregon, pursuant to law; Capital. Amount of capital Rtork paid up.$ 18,000,000.00 r Income. Set 'premiums received during h year ... . 14(1,506,815.80 Intercut, dividends and rents re ceived during the year,.... 8,579,801.54 Income from other sources re- - cetvetl during; the year 1,086,318.02 Total income $51,2(13,935.55 Oitburtamenti. Vrt lwwes paid during the vear including adjustment expense $29,102,310.31) Dividends paid on capital stock during the year 3,240,000.00 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 13.454,908.22 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year "l.fiS8.75B.28 Amount of all other expenditures 4.493.9S7.58 Total expenditures $51,879,836.42 Aitett. ' Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) $70,471. 749. AS Cash in banks and on hand.... 6,607,416.22 lremiums in course of collection written since Sept. SO, 1924 7,811,782 21 Interest' and rents due and ae- ' 650.84Jl.0O Other asftcta 1.038,486.00 Total admitted assets .$84,980.279 11 Liabilities. Oross claims for losses unpaid.! 6,527,561.00 Amount of unearned premiums on all outntanding risks.... 3f .024.590.00 All other liabilities... 2. 028.266 15 Total liabilities, exclusive of 'capital stock of $13,000, 000 00 $47,480,417.15 Business in Oregon for th Year. Net premiums received during year.$Sf2.5t J Losses paid during the rw 157.SH4 07 Loes inciirsrd during the vear... 172.194 59 jSame of i-ompaiiy. Tt Home Instance Co "anie ot president, K. G. Snow. Na'iie of secretary. Wilfred Kurth. Ht.uuti-.ry resilient attorney for service, TV R R.nu.fn. Loial ageiu; R. A, Holmn. Mfdford. Ore. JUNIOR CROSSWORD PUZZLE . HOW TO SOn'VE ITZZLE. gill .i HARTFORD tint m9uffAn1.11 i-v. Tito words start In tlc. aniDcroa'o( nartiurj; ( tlie t o' i-'oniiwuciit, on th Kquarts and run either across or j,,, jUJr i DfKmbvr,' isst. mii to ti.e down.. Only OUC lCtU-r 1s placed Hi lliur.nc coounlmlanw ot tue BUt. ot Oniton, each white square. It the proper pur.ua.,tr.to words are. found eaeh eonibUmtlon of Amount ot capital tifk puid Up. (8.000,000.00 letters iri the white Hqunre-s will !"??m.Vuri form words. The key to the-innate P .''f tWu,iM.n tint first word Ls Riven in the druuinK. llnhiw nrti keva to ttlO other AvortLs. . . 0 Ruunliiff Across Word 1. Word. 4. Word 5. vlated. Word 7. as helpers. Word 9. In the picture. To draw or pull along. North America. Aburo - ABsoclnted with others The opposite of come. Word 10. AVhat a boy wears on his head. . Word 11. A tall grass used for weaving-. Itimnin Down. Word 1. A huo or shade. Word 2. A huge bird that looks very wise. Word 3. What mother does to tne bread. Word 4. A label. Also a game, Word 6. ' A feimtll poisonous snake of Ejjypt. It killed Cleopatra, Word 8. Prozen , water. YESTERDAY'S PCZZIiB AMSWCRKD iSTnopsis bp The annual statb- . f. MUST OF THB World Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Hnrtford, in the state of Connecticut, on the thirty-first iay of Iecember, made to the Insurance en tn mis ts lo tier of tha state of Oregon, pursuant to law:' Cupltal. imotmt of capital stocti Paid up .,...$1,000,000.00 Income. Net premiums received during ' tho yeur 4S3.015.S7 Interest, dividends and rents received during the year. flS,HS7 45 Surplus puid In l.OOU.UOO.OO Income from other sources received during ttie year. 330 00 Total Income ....Jl.5S4.333.32 Ulsbursements. Net losses paid d urine the ' year Including adjustment expenses ( 55.737.18 OommlHHlons and salaries paid during the yenr ...... 157,108 28 Taxes, licenses and fees paid during the year 1B.86.06 Amount of all other expendi tures 117.813.98 Total expenditures ...,.'..$ 846,947.4V Assets. Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) . . . . f 1,742,510.00 Cash in banks and on hand. 431 405 57'' Premiums In course- ef rol , left Ion written since Scp- tentbnr .10, UI24 . linR-.rtoa Other admitted assets 415044 Interest and rents due and accrued 13.5SS R3 Total admitted n axels J2, soli 30S is IitaMMtle. . Gross claims for losses un- Pa'd 33 4o- Tg Amount of unearned prem- ' iums on till outstanding ' risks ;.. nit RnJ AH other liabilities - Total liabilities, exclusive T"7 " of capltnl stock of , . $1,000,000.00 j 337.707 40 Business lu Oregon for the Yea,, Net premiums received dur- - ' Ing the year , afl70 31 WOULD KIKK & MAKINK INSIjKVr RAT.PH B. IVES. Tresident ' " A. C. CAMMAVK. stiuutory fesidenti Attorney for service. . reWunt ' .. Karl S. Tumy, Local Apent, Liberty Building. Medford Wong Pon Chinese Medicine Poi" Treatment ol Acute and Chronic Duvase ot Men and Women. IT. blfuldfr and frtom.cli tretnlwflr ni gumption, curth, hy'S 0W" "rZLM- "lU ?1 Saulu 0,-it st. M M.rifprri. Or.. toV.--::t:--liP' "I nover litant' 'rodlxltrs ,tlU Uutc wcrks after fli' first siirliiB-hflt?' says (nui'uuiw Pasli. . Farmer JaUo Bent Icy ilrl-s h rwkless even his ealves 1 refusetrhle Kvttly lilin., , Sjnoysls ot the Annual Utrmfiit ot tho , ierest, dividends and rents re- c-efved during tne year..... t.oio.nv.o Income from other sources, re; ceived during me ycur. ..... . 188,603.57 Total Income $Q9, 449,49!. 75 - Ditbursemsfiti. Net losses paid during the yi" . """' i .aarlllg tlll. y,r ...., ' l.ooo.ooo.oo I ComtiitKfionii afifl ffalarlf.1, uttifl . "'"""b j. ; iS .,?-slI.'0i'3 flurittit; thp year 2.04C00-1 .70 Amount of all otlter exprti.iitorea 4,ft29.097.0lt Total expend ffures fiW,5(lS, 88i.34 - Astett. Value of real estate owned (markft value) . 3,872,485.00 Value of storks anil bonds owned fniurta't value) f7,'423l847.i4 Loans on. tnortgugca and .col lateral, etc. 753,300.0QA Cafih In IjiuikH and on h:uid... '4.4Gi,.'(5B.69i y 1'remiuinn In course of collection ' written s nee Kept. 30. 1U24 9.77S.096.07 Interest and rents due and accrued- fiB4.6l8.20 Other admitted assets... l,lf4,4UO.oa Total admitted asset 78, 027,872. 42 Liabilities. Cross claims for losses unpaid. 9 0,078,290.39 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks..., 46,4lfl, 804.09 Due for cojnmisiiion and broker age : ko.ooo.oo All other nubilities 2,100,000.00 Totnl liabilities, exclusive of cnpitnl stock of ?8,000, ' ooo.oo $r,4.r44, 101.08 Business In Oregon for the Year. Net premium received during .ycar.fH 1 7,5911.24 Losses paid during the year 2U),(H u.h LoKsea incurred during the year...' 254,33.47 Name of company, HurUoid . Fire Iiisurunco company. Name of president, II. M.B1sseIt. Name of secretary, I), .T. Olasler. " ' Loal agent, It. A. Holmes, Medford, Ore. Svnopsis of the Annual Statement of the HARTFORD ACCIDENT & INDEMNITY CO. of Hartford, in the state of Connecticut, on tlie 31st day of December, 1924, made, to Uie insurance commissioner of " the Btute of. Oicgou, pursuant to law: - Capital. ' Amount of capital stock paid, up.f 1,000,000.00 Income. Net premiums received during the year $20,018,021,49 Interest, dividends and rents re ceived during the year 710,375.94 Income from other sources re- ceiveil during the year 7,107.01 Total income $21,341,5tiu.04 Disbursements. Net losses paid during the yeur ' Including adjustment expenses f 10,USd,3.r4.79 Dividends paid on capifal stock. during tlie year 100,000.00 CommiHsions and salaries paid during the year 0,030,271.00 Taxea, licenses and fees' paid during the year ' JOft.sr.03T Amount of all other expenditures 965,8u0.ti3 Total expenditures $18,131,332.79 Attots. Value of real estate owhed (market value) ft irtsvoaoo Value of stocks and bonds - . owned (market value), 10,230,452.00 Loans on mortgages, and col- lateral, etc.' 47i aia nA Cash in bunks and on hand... ' I(8fi8fifl2!94 i-remiums hi course of collection written since Senr an. 1Q9A j tii it a aa Interest' and rents due and ac- ruwi , 171,040.11 Other admitted assets 430,977.53 Total ndmittetl Bftsets f '3, 81 4,000.37 Cross claims for lo.Kes unpaid. 0,144,373.44 Amount of unearned premiums on All outHtundlntf risks. . . . 8,703,780.00 Dvip for commission and broker age , . 1,041 8.11 5fJ All. other liabilities 674,001.27 Total lialiillllcff, exclusive ot capital stock $10,404, 000.87 Builnm, in Oretjon for tho Year. , '' .Net premiums reccm-d durins; ycar.21O,70flA7 Losses paid during- the year 78,f47..'lfT Losses litcurred during the year. , . 70,047. M Name of company, Hartford Accident and Indemnity company. Name of president, H. M. Blssell. Name of rice-presldeut and general manapi Morman K. Moray. , . Name ol secretary, J. Collins Lee. ' ' Statutory resident attorney for serrlce, 1. Stuart Lean-, Portland, Ore. . Local .gent. B. A. Holmes. Medford. Ore. Synopsis of the Annual Statement of the . v H?TFORO LIVESTOCK INS. CO. ' of New lotk In the state, of New York, on llu Jlst day of December, 1024, made to IM p'lmu" toTaw'."'" ' the ,U" 01 . . Capital. Amount of capital stock paid up.,500,000.0 VJ1 , , Income. ' 4 . preihluma received during " tne year . .n aqi II Interest, dividend, and rents-re- ' ' ' . celvcfl during the year SO.398.flt Total Income . : g l,100,2(ii.T Xet losses nnht ,l,..i..n .... . ' Cnm'''l"''" ""i11"""" Expenses 740,446.01 272.342.B durinir ft. v Taxes, licenses and" fee's' paid during the year Amount of all other expenditures 17.J3S.SH 60.102.44 Total expenditures 1 1.006.826.71 A 1. Value Of 'fftfw1ra I i OwnfSl m.i-lfn. ..... 820.030.0' ' f,8.38c.3 10f),144.Ti 3S3.894.17 8.233.41 Salvage due and recwerablc. . . lash in banks and on hand... riTV!m 'V "'!"! ot collection v.r,tten Blnce Sept. 30. 1024 Total admitted assets l.Sbt.iHi-U nrM t , . wiaDiimes. iiross claims for losses unpaid. I on all outstanding risk ,g com'l""sion and broker All other liabilities!." .'.'.!.'.'.' '. 80,035.11 408,77.". r.o.oos" ' 10.a2a.041 To'"'.',i"blti. "exclusive of capital stock B40,fi0;. Net ,n U'0on for tha Year. Jesses paid dunn, the year....... 11.39! " Z?'7"i Ul,rlS .vear...! 9.59S nA Co """rny. Hartfoni Livestock las VZ pr"Mnt. R Bisaen. - StTur,, T.r',,r-V J'm" L- a- K'"1""' , uran r tm,'"' attorney for senirr. Is- Loial agent, n. A. Holmes, Mediord, Ore,