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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTjyE, i MEDFORD, OTtEfiON. MONDAY, MATJCn 2G, 1928.
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LEAGUE LEADERS
(By OM-nr WfitMiit, OiM Keillor,
The Ahmm UiuhI riv.)
ItUHsla'H jtropoKiil fur imnu diule
ond cuntplctu (llHurmunu'nt by uu'jim ini-no-joiiM i nuhsidizefl iy;iiiall field near hero, Miwj In -
naiioiiH of the world went by thoi
itoaiu last woi'K in wir sessions oi
tho propamtory disarmament cotn-
mission of tho leuKiie of Nations.
There was an ovcrw helming stnl -
men l amuiiK the delcKiitcs against
any such radical move and ukuIiiki
a second plan, proposed by Maxim
IJtvinuff, head of the soviet dt lc- ion to the county ineiropoliH
gallon, for gradual disjirmamenl tojthrou)i tho two-mill tax. Vet,
be referred lo the various Kin'ern-
ments.
' Though invited to Join with Kuh
hhi In this proposal, the I'nlted
States, represented by JliiKh tJib
jon, ambas.sador to lielKlum, de
clined the invitation and (IILhuji
explained that In seekliiK the out -
, la wry of war his government was ,
alone taking a step u the way of;
preparatlou for disarmament.
The Uritibh delegate, Lord Cush
endun, repeated t-ireat Hrl tain's
proposal, first mudo at the trl-
partite naval conferenco at fJeneva
last year, for a reduction of naval
armaments to the extent of smaller
luutlcrdilps, smuller guns and a
longer life for capital ships be
fore being replaced.
The commission adjourned after
having rejected a resolution pre
sented by Count Jiernstorff of (ler-
muny, asking that a date be fixed
for a disarmament conference and
will meet again at the call of the
chairman when he finds that the
governments are in a fnir wny to
ettlo 'their divergencies on naval
armament.
Spain hat returned to the League
of Nations, at ibe request of the
league, notwitliHtandtng that s.i.- Is
officially withdrawing from that
body.
Premier Mussolini called upon all
bmck-Kiilrts In Italy to "on guard
In felicitating thoiiHands of Italian
youths who are entering the nollt
leal and military ranks of the fas
cials, ho told them that millions of
men constituted tiie i;?.-ensp of the
faHdst revolution and urged them
to live up to the slogan of the Ad
ditl. t Actual settlement of the Tangier
zone question has noU yet been
reached, although there Is a tenta
tive agreement between Spain find
Franco, These two countries, to-
; gether with Italy nud .Cirent llrlt
ain, have been in conferenco In
Taris. The ratification or the lat
ter countries is necessary for com
pletion. of the settlement and di
vergencies of opinion are reported.
I ho Latin American counlri",s
. figured prominently In the news
With an earlhuuitkc in Mexico that
' Shook a large unction of the coun-
' tfy and did some slight damage
lo the American embassy in Alex
Zen City, the petroleum controversy
over which Ambassador Morrow
and the Mexican minister of In
dustry and commerce. Luis Alo-
, rones, conferred and fighting be
tween federals and Insurgents In
' which the insurgents fared badly;
ratification of the treaty between
( Colombia and Horn whereby Co
lombia codes to Peru the Putunuyo
territory, long the subject of dis-
j pute; ami, a turbulent campaign
In Argentina over the coming pres-
, ldentlal elections.
t In Xlcaragua. President I)a:. Is
sued a decree establishing military
supervision over t he president la I
election In October. The decre-
, was made necessary beeiiuse the
i Mcaraguan congress had refused
In pass the electoral hill which pn-
: vliled for surheonlroL umhir lirlg
adleiMlenerah AlcCuy,
HAL KM, lire., March IMI. UV)
Hale Pointer, who escaped from
lb state penitentiary hi lwill.
was returned yesterday from
1 Iteno. Nev., and will serve out his
original sentencu of ouo year.
L Pointer was first received In
llii'J from Jefferson county for
stealing a calf. He was paroled
May J, iius. Jie was received
again April 14, liiy, Horn Har-
( ney county Unm horse stealing. Ho
escaped 20 days later ami was not
. heard from a g a I n until three
months ago, when hv was ar
rested at lieno for a minor of-1
fense. I p o n finishing u Jail
sentence he was tururd over to
a guard from the tjrrjro'n peni
tentiary and returned here.
2 ounces tat?
Guaranteed
Pure
M use less than of 1
, higher priced brands
MILLIONS of POUNDS USED
BY THE OOVERNMKNT
ESCAPED CONVICT
BACK IN SALEM
E
rOKTIaAND, Ore.. March 26.
1 (Speciul.) In i'tt of Oi i-K"n a ati
, coiintieK, the hcIiuoI system of
taxes Ifvied on inoDt-rty in rural
i mcuoui uisuiclh muier ma mute s
j two-mill elementary school uld
I tax, uccordintj to u report mudo
!by C. Chapman of tho Oregon
Voter.
Only In cifcht counties Is rural
j property escaping a lax eonti ibu -
In every oue of the elKht coun
ties, lesser cities- and towns ab
so.h practically all tho contribu
tion uuidu by 'the metropolis Under
this ini!!aj;e tax, so that rural,
districts In these counties obtain
little or no benefit
j operation of t:io t..x.
in the :ti;
counties, tho tax lias worked out 1
ho that rural properly is carrying!
material burden to maintain
nc bonis in tho centers of popu
lation. Compare the l, litis contril
) uted by the 3fi urban districts
with the $l24.Mfi excess received
by the J 0 !t urban districts, and It
will be noted that the 1!)27 opera
tion of the aet was not only re
verse to lis original "rural aid"
purpose, but intensively reverse,
the .loss to rural districts far
outweighing the gain.
In connection with other ro
ports analyzing the operation of
tho inlllago tux on a per pupil
ba-sis for ru ra 1 and ti rba n d ls
tricts of all the counties, it will
bo seen that a necessity exists
for modifying tho law. Such
modification should he made
along lines that protect its origi
nal purpose. The school people
of the stale undoubtedly will be
interested In helping work out the
problem. Publication of further
datu will help lay tho fotiuda
t!onn of definite Information upon
which a new plun may bo worked
out.
Helow Is printed the report on
Jackson county. It will bo noted
that In four rural districts the
amount received Is less than the
amount paid, while the reverse Is
true In nix large districts.
Levy Hec'd Kxcess
Aledford ..'....13.285 17.-H 1 Itt.'Js
Ashland (i.&:iy 7.2'JI 11.5,1.
fJold Hill 1.144 !
Central Point 1.8a 1 U.lllla 2 7.r,:i !
Kaglc Point.. .Vji; .sr.,Si 4:!. '.Mi
Phoenix 1.577 1.4.10
Talent 1.2i!l 1.14 1 ,
Hutle Kalis
1 . r r ;t i.:;r.s
Jacksonville
1.0!i4 1.144 4.57
I OH S 1.144 O.ia
Rogue Ulv
Hefli It.
LOS A. THEATER
I. OS ANdlCMCS. Mar. 20. (!)
Memhers of the cast and t:io two
producers of "Tho Captive," for the
third tlnio in two cunsccutlvo days,
last ti!;;lil closed tho show with a
trip to tho pnlh'o station. All Wcro
chiirgctl wtlh part U-lpa ting in un
obscene play und, as on former oc
cahlotiH, were released on hall.
A capacity Iiouhu was ultenttlng
the jday last night and was warn
ed at the opening of the drama that
It would cloned by tho iirn'Ht of
the cast at Hie close of thu second
act and any who desired would be
allowed lo leave and Ret their
money buck. So far as ohsurvtM'H
could see only one left.
The case of the producers, A .
I L. I'ciirro and Kd How land, last
night s a i rest marked their fourth
time ylnct; the opening of tho show.
Their trial on their first arrest has
been set for March III).
CHICAGO. Mar. (A1! Hoses
that rain from airplanes were the
final touch that friends added to
day to the funeral of lllauioud Joe
KspoMilo, the "lilt le Italy" poli
tician ami ward leader who was
shot down by unknown assassins
last Wednesday.
Two airmen piled 1 0. Otto roses
into their planes early today and
awaited the signal that the t uncial
procession of ' the d 1 m i e" had i
stalled to move from the Holy
Family church to Mount Carniel
cemetery. Swooping low. they
were to mark the route to the
cemetery with the blooms,
What Next?
LONDON. Now snmo theatn
tickets on tho Inilu1)mcnt plan
Seats for one sin" may he re- j
I served six weeks In advance at the
rate of a shilling a week.
snow at Iji (irainlc
LA OKANDK. Ore.. March
- Following a bright, sun
shiny Si-nday with a minimum ot
,"iM above, a swirling snowstorm
eiiemi.-o ioe i.ianuc mum-
ley early thin morning, leaving an j
l lit u of snow on tlie around. a '
nihtlMiuni tfniH'iat hit uf 32 aluvp
WUi H'KiMti'l I'll )itt I) Ik lit.
srniNOFIKLl. M n K r nlc
hlKhwtiy from hcrv In point milt'
woh or Willi i'I-JU' n III h nili'tl
this (Jinmncr,
BIG CROWD SEES
OBSCENE PLAY IN
1 CHILD KILLED,
FIVE INJURED BY
BRITISH-PLANE
I IrKINKIKJJ. C'hwhin, Kn-
. land. Mar. (yp Atu-mi'tinK lu
j hrliK her ilium- to u nti " a
. thron Itrown crashed into a wall
t yesterday. Killing JacKie (lumi, I ,
and injurlnn five otlier c hildren,
seated on the top of the wall.
The plane carried uway the top
of the wall with Its nose. The
. propeller was sinashed hut neither
i Miss isruwn nor iicr companion,
Captain drowning, were injured.
Miss Urown. who was the first ! Thompson ever coulu climb Lack
woman In Manchester to (limllfy usjon tho baud waum after Small
an air pilot, was flyinu her own ; duublp-ci-ossed him. is simply in
plane, ii veil her by her father, who 1 credible to me.
is a noted yachtsman and motor-! 'Tm still his friend. 1 haven't
1st,
I seen him in five months. I can't
was announced that Minuet In, I mean I could iret In if I
It
from theHrown would alight on a field
about juu yards square surround-
ed by tin eiKhi-foot stone wall, as
an ndvertlHliiK stunt for a motion
j picture she was carrying to Htnly-
bridge, where t Is to be shown.
Many spectators mounted the wall
ami others stood below It.
Miss I i row n made several at
tempts to bring the piano down
within the enclosure. Kach time
she was close to the wall and had
to rise again.
Finally she managed to land in
the center of thu field. There
were crie of horror as the ma
chine failed to halt and ru.shed
toward the part of the wall where
the children were sitting. The
crowd scattered lu panic and sev
eral women fainted. Miss Hrown
tried, to pi ear' ibe wall by taking
off again, but failed and the plane
crashed Into It with fatal reuults.
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AIR TRAVEL IN
POUT LAND, Ore.. Mar. 2 0. (VP)
With a rush that scarcely Is be
lievable to those not in direct touch
with the Infant Industry, aviation
has taken its pincc in thu com
mercial life of the country, and
Port la ml has made great strides
I In this new Industry.
Characteristic of the swift flight
I of an airplane, and setting the pace
lor a new age into which the world
suddenly has been advanced, this
business has not had to go through
a long period of pioneering. Wit Inn
the comparatively few years that
the whirr of the airplane bus been
heard overhead, there has come n
big development, and already great
foiU tines are Invested In plants
turning out flying machines of all
kinds.
The air-mail, which now covers
tho country like a network. 1ms
almost overnight become an in
dlspenslble adjunct to modern busi
ness. Air travel Is rapidly becom
ing a necessity, as need of rapid
locomotion Is being felt. Air lour
ingtravel and flights for pleas
ure is quickly gaining in popu
larity, as safety becomes an cle
ment to In. i-j.lL.r tin. m
o , .,.,..,.!
operates an airport, sold during the
mouth of January -i! airplanes.
These went to all parts of the
Pacific Northwest. This flying ser
vice reports that during the past
few weeks It has turned down or
ders for 30 to 40 planes which
could not be supplied. The planes
sold were about evenly divided be
tween commercial ond pleasure
craft. An official of this company
esilm iteil that there would be mar
ket for 300 to ,'.aa airplanes a year
lu Portland. .Most of the planes
Mold had three and five seated cab
ins. ; i im m
There arc
even aviation schools
in Portland ami m-arby points, in
cluding Vancouver, Wash. The
largest of t hese schools In Port
land has already turned out
pilots, and has now enrolled 3fo
students.
I tegular passenger service be
tween Seattle and California points,
with stops In Portland and other
Oregon points, has been establish
ed In the past few weeks and is
now functioning dally.
Pleasure trips from Portland
around Mount Hood are run daily
on regular schedule with large
cabin planes. Plans aie under way
for other passenger atr lines la the
Pacific Northwest.
TO SETTING FIRE
ALIEN CONFESSES
""'it inHii iu years laniae nas
llll.l.sisouo. or.-.. Mar. ;r.. (,1m! restored to vigorous health thou
KiKht hours after he l alleKel lo!1"""'" who denied themselves their
have set tire lo the It. I.. Tuc ker favorite foods just as you have to.
luniher yard here, imisliiu n loss ot Mr. Luwrenee R. Harnes, of 5918
s.ooo, Alexander liossen. :'H. wasU'th Ave., S.W., Seattle.' Wash
In the county Jail here tmiav. j "': "I couldn't eat a meal that
t-liai-Kcd with arson and. iircordlni; I djdn't cause me distress. Hut
to local ofticcrs.ha d ci.nfesVed. Tanlac relieved mc almost immedi-
linden
captm ed l.y Patrolman
O.am ZinnwaO i ivimrt.ul to hv..j
"l fflt mi'iin lust iityht and
wanttMl x Iti int nt. I trhMl to Net , tion or torpid liver pive 'lanlac a
fhe n anothfi- place Inn was chanee to he'p you! The tirst bot
frmhu'iu'.l away o to i,. tlo often briiiKs the needed relief,
himi-er ynrd ami touehed li off. Tanlac is n Kood. nnro medicine.
Kossen ranie m the t'Tiiti'd states made of roots, harks, nml h..rh
from I'olaul In l!os. n,. lnM uf.
ticers that he had a criminal
ol d in California
.
Old Pioneer Paiset On
PKXIU.ETOX. Ore.. Mur. :C
(.Tl Jtiilum lliuisroiu. T)i. a r.-sl-di'iit
ot t'matllla county nlin-n
dlil hero yratrrilay from iuhmhihv
nin. ll,. km limn in ,s,. Minim
kl, I'miKtln,
AND LEN SILL
CHICAGO. .Mar. 26. (VP) 1 CI.
(Siort ) Hermann, wlnuii Mayor
Th'niison picked to rid the pub-
: ijc lilnaiy of un-Amci knn liiKtorv
1 k,, .nt ti.r. mini..,.)
, blndiiiK him. to the mayor, insofar j
i ftB the executive endorsement and
I Kiiiiimi-t f iinvr'nwr n m.v.., n-u
third term candidacy are con-!
1 nrnc(l '
' "I'ndersiand." said Hermann
j "Hill Thompson is still my friend.!
j n B Small I'm amdnm. How Hill
; wanted to o over there und wait,
hut I won't wail for any man."
Hermann s remarks concerning
tho mayor whoso crony ha has
been for many years, resulted from
his decision to place a banner
across Dearborn street, from his
fort theater, urging the nomina
tion of Louis Kmmorson, who is
running on a ticket which -Mayor
Thompson opposes.
"Suppose the mayor should re
fuse you the pvrmlt to stretch tin
Kmnterson banner, then what ?"
Hermann was asked.
"Then I'll put It up anyway,"
was the answer. "I'll take u shot
gun and sit lu my office window,
overlooking the sign. Then let's
see anyone pul( that banner down."
Conrad Nagel
and Marion Davies
at Rialto Today
t
Marlon Davies in "Quality Street"
is now at the llhiLo. She prove
conclusively that one of tho.quaint
ness of Sir James liar lie's heroine
has been losl In its transition to
the screen.
Seldom has a stage vehicle like
this been treated with such kind
ness by those who adapt stage plays
to the screen.
"Quality Ktreel" is a period play,
dealing with provincial Knghind at
l ho time of the Napoleonic wars.
The heroine falls In love with a
young dctor whom she believes is
about tu propose. If he had such
an idea in mint) he promptly lost
it by listening to a recruiting er
geant in search of men to fight Na
poleon. Years later when he re
turns he is grieved and shocked at
the changed appearance of Ihe he
roine. The latter, however. Is able to
make herself up as the beauty of
years before, and after soundly
teaching the dolcor a lesson, suc
cumbs to his love declaration and
accepts his abject apologies.
Conrad Nagel plays the hero.
Tile production Is lavish as well
as exquisite and will Ioiik he re
membered by piciuregocrs.
Mr. and .Mrs. Jas. Mae Howell
made a business trip to Med ford
and Ashland Tuesday.
Frank Marquess and family spent
Tuesday In Ashland.
Mrs. Jan. Mays was a Talent vis
itor Monday.
Jas. Mays is helping K. J. Center
build rnii (I (his week.
The logging trucks are bu;.y on
the creek again.
U, C. Hale anil family spent Sun
day In Medford.
Hen In man went out to Talent
ti) have his eyes treated.
The dinner guests at the Mays
home Sunday were Jas. MaeDowell
and family and Claude Clark and
family of Central Point.
Mrs. Jas. Mays called on Mrs.
j Sehuelle Tuesday afternoon.
There was a party at Harry
Itright's Wednesday evening. AH
report a nice time.
A Solid Candidate
PKNOLETOX. Ore. Mar. L'li.
(Pi Will M. Peterson. Pendleton
attorney, has tiled his candidacy as
a dclegato to the democratic na
tional convention in Houston, Tex.
In his statement he declares ho
will stand solidly behind Oregon's
Choice
Eat Everything
without Fear
of Indigestion
Arc there lots of foods you enn't
I cnt for fear of gas, bloating,
'pains in the stomach and bowels?
; Do you have to pass up favorite
dishes while the rest enjoy them?
' That's a siifn you need Tanlac!
i aIl, il could eat anvthine."
If you sutTpr from indigestion
trns. tlizzint'S.t. hpan'u.'hpc rMn)iMd
that are revo.Oized hv thn Unit.! i
rnarmart-noeia. tiet it from !
your dnunrist today. Your money i
bacii if it doesn't help you.
51MILU0N BOTTLES. USED I
ANDERSON CREEK
Tahlac
I
'n2 Safe and
' ill "wy or ! coun and
; f !; J " e no opialea.
A pure cough mcdi.
! - i
In (he Ore
of Oregon for Jackson County.
M. I.. Hartley and Minnie N. Hart
ley, l'laintlffs.
' Uonna Dun lap and O. A. Dunla'n.
'H1' husband ; Mattie Culemau
mid V. It. Coleman, lu-r hUrv
Itiind: Mary I). Km low mid 10. J
Karlow. her husband; Idta His
Icy, Lena Chainhfrs and Jolin
Uue ChambCTH, het husband ;
I.ottli1 ITcacott and Johii Doc
IrtHcott, her hiiHlmnd' Kugeno
Slslcy and Jnu Uue Klsley, hlu
wife; V. N. Campbell, S. A. Nye,
Thoina.s Ji. (oodiMiHlurc, I-.. F.
Htumlifr. .1. V. rlenry, Willie C.
Kane. Harvey Koriiuson and Jane.
I Joe FerKiison, IiIh wife; Kli Ker
KUfion and Mary I Joe Ferguson,
his wife: Mount Ferguson and
Harah Ho Ferguson, his wife,
und all other persons and purtles
unknown claiming any ngnt,
tit In. Interest, lion or estate in
or to tho land hereinafter in tlii.s
complaint described. Defendants,
To: Donna Dunlap and G. A.
Dunlap, her husband; Matile Cole
man and W. H. Coleman, her hus
band; Mary D. Karlow and K. J.
Furlow. her husband; 1-lta Kit ley,
Lena Chambers and John Doc
Chambers, her husband, L,ottln
i'rescott and John Doe Prescott.
her husband; Kimono Slsley and
Jane Doe Sisley, his wife; W. N.
Campbell, K. A. Nye. Thomas R
Goodpasture, 1,. F. Stancliff. J. D.
Henry, Willie C. I.anc. Harvey Fer
gtiHon nn Jane Doe Ferguson. Ihh
wife; Kli Ferguson and Mary Do
Ferguson, his wife; Mount Fergu
son und Karuli Uoo Ferguson., his
wife, and all other persons and
parlies unknown clulmlng any
right; title. Interest, lien or estate
In or to the land hereinafter In this
complaint described:
' In the tin me of tho State of Ore
gon, you. and each of you. are here
by notified and required to appear
in the nbove entitled court and
cause and answer the complaint of
plaintiff now on file agalnm you,
wlLhin four (4) weeks from the
date of the first publication of this
summons upon you, which is the
KiiU .Ii.v f Murch. lilL'K. and if
you fail to so appear and answer
within the timereiuircd. for want
thereof III" plaintiffs will apply tolAimmm of all other cxin-iidi
the court ft the reiier prayeu tor
iu their complaint, to-wit: For a
decree of the court quieting the
title to the premises described In
volume 1 0, at page 4 71) of the
Deed Keeords of Jackson County,
Oregon; in volume "J'i ut page 2fit
of said Deed Records: In volume
V.) at pages GltO and tiUl of suit)
Det-d Records; In volume 5G at
page 007 of said Deed Keeords: in
volume X;l at page !!: of said
Deed Records; In volume 131 at
pa go 31U of said Deed Records: In
volume 1 "5 at page of said
Deed Records; In volume 117 at
pag-e -W'J of said Deed Records; In
volume 11S at page !"! of said
Deed Records; in volume 15X at
page 6!ir uf said Deed Records; hi
volume 7K at page 4!H of said Deed
Records; and In volume mi at paga
114 of said Deed Records,
This summons is served upon
you by publication iu tho Medford
Mail Tribune, a daily newspaper of
general circulation published In
Mod ford, Jaeksou County, Oregon,
once a week for four (.41 successive
weeks, lu pursuance of an order
made by ihe Honorable C. M.
Thomas, Judge of tho said Court,
which order was made on the lllth
day of March, li'L'X.
CI S XKWRCRY.
Attorney for IMuintiff.
Residing In Medford, Jackson
County, Oregon.
Xitlit To CmlllorK
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed by
tho County Court for Jackson
County, Oregon, Administratrix of
the Kstatu of Joseph M. Rader,
Deceased. A 1 1 persons having
claims ac;iinst said Instate are here
by notified to present tho same
duly verified to tho undersigned
Administratrix at the office of her
attorney, Don R. Newbury, in
Room L in of the Medford National
Hank Huildlng. Medford Oregon,
on or before six (ft) montha from
the date of this notice.
Dated and first published Muirch
5, DI1!S.
RKRTIIA M. RADi;n,
Administratrix of the instate of
Joseph M. Under, Deceased.
SynoDsis of the Annual Statement of the
London & Scottish Assurance Corpora
tion, Limited,
of l.otul.iii. Knylmnl. In the Kin'h'tii of
Creiii Hiit.iin, mi Ihe tliirt.t -frrsl day of
Pert other. IHJ7. made in the Inmiratiee
loiiimissiuniT ot tho SIjU' of th-egon, pur
Miiiut to law ;
CAPITAL
Amount of enpit il Mod, uune
in Mat ut or v d-pusit 401). 000. 00
INl'iiMK
Net preminitiH teieived ihn inp
the ;e.tr 1 . 1 :t 7, 1 ...lio
ln1-if. iiii!ein!. und ietit
rei-eived liiiriiin Hie ye.ir . . . S3. 2 I 1 .:i I
Itit'uine fruiii oKht mniri en
-e-eivi-d Umir.K the yenr .. 102.0.fi.2(!
Total i'lcimie t j I .t'iS.i.'J!)
I'lSltl'ltSKMKNTS
Nel lo-Mt (iKiii dm inu the
e.ir ini'luilinr adjust inent
expenses $ 7 73, 0)15.2 7
CniiiinissiiiiiH and s.ihiiien p.iid
duiinn Ihe tear )i:t5,7iP.ru
Taei, lireutcN and (eett paid
duriiiK the e.ir 52,U."ii.:ti!j
Aninnut of all other epndi-
tuies 101. 21:1.117
Total expenditure .'Jti:t,-J:t .o
ASSKTS
Value of stores and bondt
i.lst (market value! . . . . r 1 .75.'i.wn.'..0n
l msi m lunkt ami on hand
rreiniuiin In ctmise of eolle.
tion w ritien a; nee Sept cm
Ut :iu. lltL'7
Interest and rents due ami ae
i-rued
lithe.' Inl'tcr asM'U
2(K,.:i'2.tK)
il'0.17
S7. 740,1 !
ToUl U' milled nfeto
Ll LIIL1 MLS
linto i Ijimi l.ir ix. .in
e-ii.i :i!7.oo I
Aieoiuil i'f nnejmiil pn ni'nin
on all 'itt.indii rtk. .
Pue dr i'omiiH-.sj,,K mivI In ok
ft.'K.- !
All oilier ll,llllle.
13.1115
,"l.Mi$..i
-
lit.il H.il'ililieH. exehittve
e.t iUl Nr-'k of 4'tH)AM'0.1.:i:-ru'l.l.t
mMNK.s IN oltrr:i,.0S KOK 1 MK VKR
Net pienimrn- reirned iluiuif
Xht nr !... :t."i. 2.i
1 r-.l dni,nr the fii.... 7.4 lit. 7.1
I iik ii.iih) luiii( the icjr. . 4 . . 7 .1
tttee 1 t'oiiiriiit . I f Vli-n tc i oltl-dl
".u-.'t'f t'oiMt jtmn. ltd.
Nrtie ( Tinted Malf Mauajtfr. K. 1".
UatlxttiT
sutnlory i-id.nt lrnniry tor rtvrvfce,
Tt'hhrn. IVrtttM. (trenn.
Mil ltl" ,v IMMKIs INsl'ft VNCK
t.LM , .H.it Avni, Mtdfonl.
Synoosit ot tfc Annual Statement I
of Uif Atl Inaurance Co.. Ltd..
of London, Kititf-fom of .rel Britain, '
rtif thirl) fir( day uf p.-tf riihr. 1U27.
mail lu tii JiiKuraiRc ('otiiinlioiT ut
Ue State o( Or-jtni, puriuut tu law: i
INCOMK
Net premium! revened duriiyr
tlie fur t.20.fK..0(i
Inlen dit idemU mj rnt
wtrtvvd turiiitf tlie yt-r. . 2 j3.09.0
Income (rum utticr nountu
Uurinff tlie ur 277,-1h.:io
Total iiiiume 11,711, l.'.ti
DISHlMtSKMKXTS
Net loue4 iii during thf t
yNr iuclutliiij; tuljUklmcnt
M-nif i,091.1HP.ia
t'iiimiioini and MiUrini ijm!
durioit the vr 1.S37.1 HH.M
Tmc. liirtisT itnl frtu paid
duriiiK thf t T 1 :'4.9fi.1 7
Ainuuia uf all oUier i'Xjim. !H(i,4",J.:i'J
Total CMnditur'- .4.S03, U2.H0
.4MSKTM
R"lriHuraiirc ' due on paid
lo-rte .; 21.931. ul
Value of MtockH miuI boiitU
owned (inurket value) ... 5..'2l..H 1.70
Dill receivahle I.H'I.M
CuhIi in iwi.ks Miid mi ii.tiiil.. 3r,,rill.7!
rrt'iiiiuniH In f-ourne uf collec
tion uritteii itiiKf Septent-
lr :tu. iu7
i,i.,7.(;;,7 i
Iut?r-st und rentN diw nu
HL11 U-l ....
01. 4X11.32
TuCul ailuilttitt iiksHh $7, 130-1:16. i2
1 IAHII.IT1KS
Orow clu I mi fur Jonne mi-
imM t 4.11,8.07
Aiimuiit of imfanifd premi-
unm : on all uutstaiuliutt
riln 4,lfil,7i:.7l
Pup for I'ltnitiifiMlon anil brolt-
eraKi' S2.ia7.lHi
All otl.rr lUudhica la3.7Jti.tni
Tut :.J liabilities rxcluivr of
rcpltnl KtM-k I.S4...S1.92
Itl M.NKNS IN OIIKCON FH TIIK YEH
Nft' pri'ininiii. n-cfivwl duriiMf
tlif yf.tr tfi. (;,(!. !
I,nwes tifd ilurinK the jvar. . . . 24, !I'.H. 7 t
'Iikuu lii.niirnil ih,r(.,cr I In, v .11 ',HH H'l
Sumo of Conihuiiv, .Ulits Assurance .'i.,
Ul.
N sttii- of lThit(Hl Slides It ram -h MaiwtRtT,
ItOiml.l It. Miirlin.
NiUiii of liruucli Sron'tary, 0. C. Wal
liiifrfnrd.--
Sutt'utnry resilient Mttomey for wrvlce,
Iiistirxnrf' ?oMiniisnjniicr. Snlem.
' McrUIV-lANIKI..S INSl'UANCK
AliKNCV, I.Nt'.. b'Hfd AkciiIs, Mfl
fonl. '
Synopt.ii of the Annuel Statement of
th National Surety Company
(if New York, iu tlie Htatc f New York, on
the thirty-first luy of heceiiiber. 10$7,
nuifle to tlie Inmirniife CominlkHiotier of the
tjl.tW uf Oregon, inirfiuai.t to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of cupitat btoik ialt
U . . . . ,15.000,000,00
IXCOMK
Net premium received duriiuc
the year f 1 7. jG9..'iU,.(il
Interest, dfvitlends pud rents
rcivH ilurinK the year. 1.618,087. Ji.'
Income from oilier fiouree
received during the year, 2,709, 43C.2H
Total in -one 2l, U7, 028.44 j
IHHIU.'IISKMKNVS
Net loweN paid duriiiR tiie
vear including ndjUHtmetit
expense 7,0110,3 IS. 00
DivideudH pidd on capital 1
Klmk duriiiK the ye:ir. . . 1,124,930.00;
CommiKMniiK ami sa:irie
j r tS, ail?i it'ad
I ,irin- the vear
paid iltiriiiif tlie year 0.084.100.02
iatu i
67-'i.0li7.0;.
2.570.0S0.OS
Total ex pepili tures . flH,U51, 2.i3. 7
AS SKI'S
Value of veal et.itu owned
(market value) 47, 418. .".2
value uf Mocks and houdrt
owned ( in arkei vahu-J.. .18.274.1 Of. 74
Loan on Hiorl(f.iK',f aad
eoNatcrul, eU- UlO.4a7.in
Cah in h.inkn und on hand. 1,043,S(J1 .S2
i'reiiiiiutis in cmirne of col-
k'i'tlon written sinee Sep
u-uiU-r :iath, 1027 .... 3.020,: to. an
Interest and rents due and
acerued :i!t"l,2 1 11.00
ActouiiU receivable 1 ,"! .717. " 1
Total admitted iiKcts. . . l0,7.-,2 1 4.1 0
IJAIUI.ITIKS
lirotH c!uims tor Iosmcs un
paid 4 5,7(!,7H7.S2
AuiiMinl of uiieunied priini
ums on all uulMaiiding
risks 11. m. 747.3;.
Ihie fur i nimiiissitili ;tnd
liroktTjgi- K77,lO't.ii.'.
All other liabilities l.2.'.. 1 1 h.42
Total tiabililicK, exchihive ef
litpilal sUh-U ot M."'.0O0,
non.no Mit..".47,isi).24
HUSINKSS IN OHi;;t)N KOlt THU YEA It
Net premium received durii'K the
year t 1 4 4.4 ."7.'Ct
t.ossc.i paid rltiriiitf the year... 42.120.7't
LosHes incurved during the year 41. 704. M
Name uf Company. National Surety loni
pa ay.
Nmne of President, K. A. St. John.
Name of hcerelary, Hubert .1. Hewitt.
SUUitoiy resident alUirnev fur ertice,
ltobert Whyte, Porllnnd. Ore.
M''Curd -Punicls. liihiirmi',e Ajieiiry,
Inc.. LiH.il Agents, Medford.
Synopsis of the Annual Statement of
tho National Reserve Insurance Company
n( Clni'tiito, in the Stale of IlliimiH, mi the
thirty-first day of Pecrmbcr, lt'J7. made te
I'he Insurance Commissioner of the State of
Orcgnn, puRtiiant to Iiw:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid
up 500.000.00
INCOMK
Net premium! received during
the year l,470..if:i.O2
Interest. iliviienl and renin
rci'eived ihirintr; tliv eir. . . 1 !). t li j. Hi.
Incoiin- tnun other sources re
ceived during the year.... 20.017. 'J7
Total income 1,00,0 10. 1
DISUritSKMKNTS
Net ln.ir-t paid during the
year iiicludinir adjustment
expen';es
Dividends paid u capital
Ntock during l!ie year ....
Ciiiimi.sioiis and nalarirs paid
during: ihe ear
Taxi-H, licenses ami fcet paid
during l lie year
Amount of nil other expend i-
Gl.i.74i;.12
50. on ti. on
.-7M IM.oi
52.S 1.1.7
147.059.2.-I
turt
Total expenditures 1.4 13,3.1 ti. 13
ASSKTS
Value of real Chtute owned
(inarkcl" value) $ 500.00
Value of storks and luinds
owned (imirket value 1.... 270,300.00
Loans on rnurtfcaBCis and col-
lateral, etc 1 , 0.111. 7 1 1 .50
Cash in banks and on hard. . 80.3 14.07
Premiums in course of collec
tion written aince Septem-
Iter .loth. I0J7 214. 2O0.7U
Intercut and rents due and ac
trued . '. 27.l)!0.;.0
Total admitted nvets . . . . $ 2,h2'J.O.,'i.t.8.")
IIAIilblTIHS
'frovi claiint for Iomc un
paid 15.-..005.5:t
Ainuuut of unennicd premium
on all imtstanclliiK risks... 1.001.4OS.71
Hue for commission and In ok
I.OOO.no
t'l oilier lUttilitien 85.4 Ll .1-2
Total linldlttirrt. v lnie id
'api'Hl Me-k of .".00.tM'ii . 1 ,7it'). I
HIMKS IN OKD.ON KOlt TIIK YKv'li
; Net p- viunM wi-ciit.) during
I tie e.ir $'2n,.'iOS.S)
i.osnes imii Hunng tnc yenr. . . . :Lii:i7.77
I.i)-es Innined during Ihe er. 4l.i '4.n-'
Name fit C'oniiwnv, National Ite-rrie In
trraw l'.. - -
, Name .it fresi.lrnt. C. .1. S.li.mp.
vNinie vl Secret Jf. S. t. WeiM-r.
't 'UtihTV rvsideitt at tome for irMt--.
A. Lttuin. Ore.
'V .A- fir'., ci-nt lf,-. I OrP
jpnnnaricn
p Windows and Doors
I,.K;liST STOCK IX
SOITIIKKV OH-iOX
TROWBRIDGE
.VMI1KH VAUD
Mall Tribune rlaaalftixl arts reach
10.VOV j)e.)ji or pjore verjr dajr, if
MEDFORD FUEL CO.
1118 North Central
PHONE 631
Buy a load of Green Pine Slabs
now you will have dry wood
when your present supply is con
sumed. GREEN PINE SLABS, per load
.... ... .
Wpf4
"Electric Toast"
is Best!
" Klectrir Tuiisl" is best . . . because
the bread can be toasted to just the
right state of golden brown perfection
to suit each person's preference . . .
because it can be made at the table in
exactly the amounts required . . . be
cause it is served fresh and hot, the
supply being replenished only as
needed.
Your 'Dealer lias
Electric Toasters
. for every need for evorv purse.
.: ' SKK TJIK.M!
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES. r5331?
Nkdoid.GranrsPi.Roscburg. Klamath Falls -Oregon mcSA
Yrdta. niiMimiilr-TdliWnl. V&lfJf
You May
Pay More
but you can not get
any better clothes at
$35 to $55
Made in Medford
Style, Fit and Satis
faction guaranteed.
.'ti
any price than
made here at ' . ISffiSES
T&f HlTpiL THIS CENTRAL
LS i JjW DOWNTOWN LOCATION
y Upstairs
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INSURANCE
First Insurance
Agency
A. L. 'HILL, Manngor
Phono 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
SAN FRANCISCO
TURPIN
HOTEL
.4
to f 3.00
A SPLENDID VALLE
I 17 Ton -11 St rcct at Marlsct
.
Till, eminen .!!(,. Kol l.r (o FRITE
l.;iow iaii J,.i to Turpin Uottl.
FREE GARAGE
T.P FRII(KV w M.SFT.T..Tr.'
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