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PXGE SIX MEDFOKT) MATL lEDFOTJD, ORFXiOX. MOXT)AY, 'APRIL 2. 192S. TO SHOW WAY Of POLITICAL WINDS WASSIINOTO.N, April 2. M") ! All April shower i( ImllutH that j I'ONKTAXTl.S'Ol'J.i:, Ar. 2. will Rive a better liiilieiition of (p Another Hcrlen of enrtliquuko which way the wind in hlowlni: for UhockH struck tlie historic city of thone who aspired lo the htKheHt j Hmyrna thin mornliiK, increaslni; office of the land, heKitn today In ! the terror of the population. which Michigan mid will continue toinor- i W1IH Imrely recovering from an row in WlHcoimin and New York. I enrthouake Saturday which caused These are hut three it eiKht heavy damiiKe. Htato presidential preference pri- ofriclal iiccountH of Knturday's, ninilcB n!id morn than a score of : quake, which cost tile llvi'H of HO party conventions listed on the : Turks, said that at Hmyrna 24 month's political calendar which, ' houses and lo shops were demol When torn down, will add consld- : hed mid 13 houses, twu mo ei ii lily tu the 215 repuldlcan un'l i,u, Kii hIio)ih. four schools, five 194 democratic deleuales mils t"r factories, two motion picturu the chosen to the Kansn City nnd I aters, a hospital and u c-lock tower Houston conventions. were damaKed. ' These flKUies represent less than I At Karshliiuaya. 10 house were one-fifth of the lUtiH deli cates , Uestroyed an d lull damliKi d. votm In the repuldlcan convenlloii There were Keverul vlcllin ut nnd less than one-sixth of the f Torlial! where every house was In 1100 In the democratic KatherliiK. DurinK April, lflKut'H tu K.uihum City will br IntTfiiHiMl hy Sfi 5. vhil those bouilritf credent in U to the TexiiH city will ho raised 472 or Ifwt than liulf thu dcnincrutlc tWU sateii. Only 319 rfpuhlimn (U'loKiitcH and 444 dernocmtH will remain to be nlcrtPd in Mnry nnd enriy June when the April primary ami con vention Hlntn Ih dtNponNfd with. Ilprht'rt Hoover and tlov-rnor Hmlth of New York hiul n oppni tlon facing them in the MiriiiKan primary today. Thus fur tho for nipr was n.ssuied of the 33 KnnmiH City (1elfKit'B nnd fimlth of ltn HO democratic dclcKUtefl nil of whom ura to he c lumen later at party convention). . Tomorrow 62 delcKatrft, equally divided urndnK demo:tftlH and re pubMratiH, will he selected in the primaries In WiHcoiiHln, and K3 re publican district deleHatCH ami hi! democrats, exchiHlvo of dok-KaleH-nt-larffe who will he named Inter In the month, will be choHoti In the Kw York primaries.' The dclt-Ka-tlon at latKU ulteady has been dejdKnated. The republican deleKatiuii at large already ha been NelecttMl by the. state committee and the dmo named by the state committee uf the party at u meeting to be In New York on April 17. riiiLAni;i.i'niA, Am. 2. (pi Hie Kreai racing stable of Harry K. Hinclalr oil maMnate, has been liurchasod by James Irvln, local republican politician ami con tractor Mr. Irvln announced that 1 he deal had betu closed a uionlh UK" and that another I'liiladelphian was associated with him. He de clined, however, to divulge tho name uf his paiiner or reveal any of the details of the transaction. Itnports thnt Hinclalr contem- Vt plated selling his stable had been I current In racing circles since his : horses were harried from .Mary- Innd tracks by the racing coinmls-(M nion or that state bemuse of his connection with the Teapot Dome' oil investigation. Many of tin- horses In his Kancocas stable had been entered In the Maryland spring meels prior to the ban. WOOER OF GIRL , SLAIN BY LOVER : (HTOCKTOX, Cal., Apr. 2,lA') yv. C. Klnnard. L'S, shot and seri ously wounded Mrs. Theresa Stark Ml. and Detective Frank lnitnll", 15, nnd then killed himself. In- cans nan heen called lo the Htilrk home to make Klnnnvd cense Ms attentions to tlrace CunipanHII, Mrs. Stark's ls-year-old step- nnili: liter. DDBDHnannDnnnoBi You UJce Leco than oS higher priced brands ivhen In y 1nfr.rgp Guaranteed Pur for over 35 Yearo gE Ounces for O Et Mtttions of pounds used by our government I ill OOOOOnDDDDDDDuU ftjlrlorant ntei'talnment. A 1 1 e rl jTO RACK SMYRNA;1 DAMAGE IS HIGH' ruins. A thousand homeless neaH- ! lints crouched amoiiK thi debris. Acrnldlmr to Moslem fllstoin. i they hurled their di-ail immediate-1 i ly. They then turned their faces toward Mecca and prayed. Several v,lla,-CH nround Torball were destroyed. Five were unln- habitable and four were badly damaKed. In one of these, fiO homes were razed and 40 persons injured. In another eiht persons were killed and 1 li injured. Ten persons were killed at llnlndir. At Karahrunc and six other places several hounes were destroyed. The American consul here was unofficially assured that all for eigners In Hmyrna. were safe. Crip pled telcKi-aph lines prevented the consulate at Kiuyrna from report consulate at isiuyrna rrorn report-', I..K. Meager advlceH Indicate, tho .1,,. i .1. damuK' In (the coulitiy districts vas widespread and heavy. The earthquake did not touch the famous ai.tio.ue at iVrnumiini and In the museum at Hmyrna. The Turkish cabinet sent $6,000 from Angora to Smyrna for relief work. The Jted Crescent society whleh has been pinched financially since tho abolition of the caliphate by the republic cut orf the annual gifts of millions of Moslems in mX11- to ntnil 4.000 tents. helil ' ,u,m ,,m nn i supplies 10 assist the thousands of homeless peas-jants. The Anii-rle;m consul at Smyrna I today telegraphed there were no j American casualties. An official report said seven vil i lanes were destroyed ami 17 Vil lages damaged. DISTRICT CHANGE .MAfiSHFIKM,, Ore.. April 2. lA'i IJosebuig is expected to be come a member uf the Coos Cnun ty Atlileth' conference next season. The lloschiti-K lea in Is to play ihi-i'K fiiiilK.11 ,.,.... U f county i.-himh mxl fall, ami it Is understood Hosebuig will p-titloii the stale conference for a change the fourth district. The Cues football schedule opens September - j with t.rnnts i'a at Mvrtle Point. The Coos county track meet will be held at Marshfietd May ft. EAGLE POINT IMS KAflLIO POINT Am- The 'Ivic Improvement club will m ! next week on Thursday, ut the II- brary. The newly elected officers! are .Mrs. Matlic Drown, president :! Mrs. McDonald, vice president, and .Mrs. Cora Smith, secretary and treasurer. The club decided at their last im'ctlnK to help with the lost of new sidewalks, since the travn Itself Is hnndlcapiieil for lack of money. Thi town hns had no levy for sidewalk Itnprovemeu so they nre limited In their expendl- u$iig ;R0SEBURG DESIRES' BAKING POWDER r M,.lnnlntf for .li-n, , rvi-nlnK if T Milton Sjlls in (Milton Sills and, Dona Ittnyon in "Burning CtyhfhC w"""'" 7 "7 what l declared to he Milton kiIIm' crpntcHt ehurnetei iiyitiitn iNj,wi. "Th Ke:i Hawk" Is i now ))laylnK , (he ,. theater Injthn fro,en nor.h. with the Ko.d , "iiurnlnu Uayllnht," the screen rush to Dawson as Its particular. version of Jack London's spec - tacular novel of Alaska. Hills, an the prospector who Island from it he wrote "Hurtling famous all over for his d a r i n k. lures at this time. It will be althe first short hour Kiven over to flnn thinir if our old wood walks the renewinir of acfiunintances can be replaced, as they have been time. Thle I'rescbyteriun Indi!W.' Aid! , , . ., ... , I "?' ' reKular meetlnK .'d Ilea, d"y nt the parsonaK and election day at the parsonage and Heetlon of officers was held. Mib. Mr - gan was olected president, and Mrs. j terestlng observations on woman's Campbell secretary and treasurer. ! place in the economic program of The Aid society plans on giving njthe hworld. Mrs. Cleo V. Howell public dinner on primary election day and again at the fall election, Those who were nerved at th served a wonderfully fine meal nt that time. Tho Aid hns been very j nctfvo the nast year, meetlmr manv. community needs and being quite n financial help to the church. There are 15 members of the so - clety and n cordial Invitation is street. given for new members this year.' W. S. Htennett met with an nn Any lady in the community will : fortunate accident recently when be cordially welcomed In this or-j gonlzatlnn. j The two weeks meetings at the - Presbyterian church have, been j wonderfully well -attended consid ering tlie manv other things that have been held at the same time ; taking many away who would have, tike to attend. Dr. Mell )uui been; a real treat this week, giving us I strong sermons each night and j rendering a message in song also. He has a fine voice and his solos 1 have been enjoyed so much,. Tlte services will make a lasting Im pression on the comtmmriy and the church. ASHLAND, April fonr. on jMllxon 1 ..I I, Ox- Htl t. il-ri' hrnted hix clKlity-fiftli on Friday and was the hlrlliday eclplent ASHLAND i of many kind mcHSaKea and K'I,Mlvolnt ironi lrieuos. The Llthlnnn, ANhland'H booster dub, held a dinner at the I'ln'a on Friday evening. Tho dinner ; wan u very Jolly affair. Fred i i Loekley of rortlaml, a visitor In : I Ashland, responded most happily to the invitation lo sneak. Two' inltlHlea were inillaled into tlui; '.Uhlan croup at the Fridny eve- '"" "".eunu;. Cotlllly AKenl It. (1. maile his reKlillll' weekly I Fowler visit to Ashland on 1 1 Iday, and was nt l'1' chamber of commerce rooms meet farmers of this Hectloll on various farm pioh- lems, !'" T. W. Miles ot was an Ansiiland visitor day afternoon. Medford on Fl'l- C K, lloudl.h who is In charne of tho Ashland brick yard, an nounces that within a mouth he will bcftln the manufacture ot brick, tlte anil pottery. It Is ex pected Hint K new families will soon be located in the Itrllvlew district, drawn here by the de nvelopment of the new industry. Mr. ami Mrs. D. Pernzzi havom, Falrniounl Add. Medford. returned from a vacation trip tn their ranch near Harbor. Ore. They alno made a trip lo Ku gene to take their daughter, Mhm Thelma, hack to her nUuIIch nt tin state univeridly. Mrs. Kortmlllcr. mother of l V. lort miller, ittatutKer of the .1. V. renney .it ore, haa returned to her home at Albany after spending mmie time viHitlng in her stn"M home. l.o.ser.H in the American .en ion i cvmteMt for memlYerNhin were hosts to the wlnnhm ide on j Tuewday evennig. March 27. Tim I of Lit 23, Maple Park. loners were caplained hy l'ave Hiuhway Motor t'o. to Hamilton W hilt.e while Itert Kreenmn led! ration. V. l. to 4 acre; in Sec the vit torlous side. ltaiuiuet ! 5, Tp. 3J S.. II. 1 K. tahleii to accommodate M were j Mi. Hello Moi3on et ux to pre:id at the Pioneer hall onflliuhwny Motor en. w. t. to 4 Winhurn way. 'ariou hordae j miittiTH wimv tiik-'i. up lv t he It'ulnn for consiiltM'fition. I. wiw rliHitloil to have nt. vk'A hunt for On t'htMri'ii on l.iiHtfi' nionUiiH In l.ltliln pink. Kil win Uunn will 1 it, .lr. h.ivt rlimm of thi affiilr, whU'hlkor Av will In comUn-Ioil nloiiK tho mil no Ann' llnrs n those held In former ( H-iH yvurn. Mip Mary A mien Hunt, noi niul ! student ti fpendlnn the week rnd,,cv"-1 over t Klamath KalU with her m.ele and ntmt. w) and Mm, A. A .L ., t . , ! Teai-her of thr Ashland mho.ls , nnd ir the Southern ti-eon NoiMh.udly aff.-rt It and it uin ... mal sehool were Kuents if honor: on Friday when th Ctvle im- prnven.etit elii nnd the rnrent- . iTfnehen nrKiinlr-itton Jolnod In London Novel 4 w - . 1 " vlKlon, dominntettr the Mory with hU virile. in-rHonalit V - "luirninu Daviiirht' has us its b:tckKround i setllmr. Dnrlnit this spectacular period Jack London visited Alaska the nurthlnnd DnyllKiu. after the nickname or slrennth an.l'lts principal character. and the forming of new at -i. i . llllinilill M "HI tllll t WUH pfenented by the girls ana boys' ihmble I'liartetteH from the i ,.i,,ii i ocal h h . ho 1 ly, a Kiiest from IN Fred Jock- ' ley, a guest from I'ortland, made !a Jolly speech made up of la played two violin numbers, ac - eoitipanled by Mrs. H. T. Mllcnei- din-jmiie. ice cream, cake and oof Music won rurnlshed hy Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dickey. Mm. K. A. Kllason has been quite ill for the post week at the home of her daughter. Mrs. ;(eorge Kramer, llargailine he broke the little finger on his left hand, fie Is unable to carry on his work for a time. iV &lxth 8irat and Central AwnutJ 1 Circuit Court. Mverett Itoone assume Inn btsU ness name of Molndy Makers. IScal l-'statc 'rrailrtrcln. .- City of Medford to r'rank J. Html. W. I), to part of Lot I. Illk. 3. Meillord HeiKlltH Add. tn Medford. .lames !. Fain-hield et lix tn John II. Henry. Deed to K '4 f K'i nnd NW of N'Kli, Sec. IS. Tp. '.() H. It. 3 i:. It. S. Murray to Linnie TlaiiKcam. 12. C. D. to all of Lot 7. Jllk. fili. of (iriKlnal TowiiNlte ilf Central Kalpli L. Kohison et tlx lo f,eo. F. Yates el al. Q. C. 1. to l.ota 3 and -I. Dlk. W. H mil Itnllroad Add., Ashland. Charles Wise et UX to Kdwln tl. W'asson i't tlx. W. It. to Lots 1. 2. 3. 4. f, anil II. Illk. 5 of Sunset Park. Mathew T. PaWMn et tlx lo "!. II. Shanklin. W. D. to r. 7 acres in Sec. 1MI. Tp. -10 S.. II. A W. p. ).. ivterson el ux to tieorite ii. Lay et ux. V. D. to Lot t. Illk. II. Park Add. Medford. c. .1. McCay et ux to 11. Prince et ux. W. 1). to ! acre in 1). I.. C. 111). Tp. 37 S.. Ii. '.' W. Josephine Coltrell et vir to Pearl Wilson. I). C. 1. to the SK'. of sm, and Nlj of SK1,. Sec. 7: the SW'j and the W '.j of Sl'.'i of Sec. X, anil the of NWS and NW S of SWS of Sec. 17, and K'i of the .VMS and N F. S of NHS f Sec. IS. Tp. 37 S,. li. 1 K. Highway Motor Co. to Hamilton Pnlton. W. 1. lo the NWS of NWS of Sec. 21. Tp. i'R S.. li. 2 V. II. 10. lioyse to City of Medford. Q. C. 11. to Lots X. !) nnd 10. Illk. t. .1. VanXile et ux to fhas. .1. Vanlb. Jr.. et ux W. 1. to land in P. K. l 4 1;. Tii. 3; S.. K. 1 W. Frances Uoyse to t'ity of Med ford. tj. i l. lo Lots and 10. Illk. li. Kalrmount Add .Medford. Ilail H. Kehl el al lo Ainnmla ' M. Kehl. Heed to Lot Illk. llarr's Add. Medford. H. H. l.andci-s to Hlchard Sher wood et ux. Q. C. 1). to the Ni of Lot 6. Illk. 4. Park Add. Med- ford. ,). t Harncs et ux to Ituckley ct ux. YA". 1. to i.. n. I acre acres in Sec. ft. Tp. 3!' S., K. 1 '.. Hiittif M. Walker t n to K. t'ni t'irn et ux. I.nt 1. ltlk. 1. Ken-, wmul Ail.l. to Medford. .hii-Uson ftuinty to I'.enton How Heed to aeieon Will Ponulirrty to Klmer li 1 to p;in .f KM; ? KT - .JC, Powder Pgpular MI.I.I.( fU.o is (i wonderful new . Ml,h eolor I'.m vi.i. nn.,,. leine the skin drv and drawn, Tr t iius new hient-n rrnreiw Fare Voivder and enjoy Hn marvehius lM-aiiiifyini: oualiti's. Stlek well. ,.,..",. V.. !,m .".'.'. !"!?. 1 . MULLo - OLO. llcath'a Drug store, .MillJfUK Hutt. M-UfiH-ll. 'Income (roiti olliT MlUrr. ! J. tturuM l 11 lei ltolwrt ""' ' tUirkhuifU et UI. W. I), to 2.5' Tulal im-oitv .17.2 IVS7 i uiri-s in Si-c. 3". Tp. 36 K., It. 4 W. mM'HsmiKN T ' ,a j. camii t k. l. u.-!x't,1;;';,1S'1;:;- nam. W. I), lo tract 26, Champlm, h-u .-MHITS i .Sub. Sec. i'6, 30 and 3ti, Tl. 3 6 t'ommisalorw and aalariea pail M IF 4 Up durilix III. in 14g.3el.jl I"-' 7 " I Tax.. IIwikm ai.d Mid Kiimmonji for l'tihllftttlun. In the Circuit Court of the Htate' of Ort Kon for Jucknon County. M. Hnrtlev nnd Minnie N. Hart - lev. Plaintiffs. Donna Dunlup nnd O. A. Dunlnp.l liim writ,(irt .s,.,(temb.r her huhhand; Mattie Coleman . ,fT su. ttf and V. It, Coleman, her hUH- j Interest and rt-nts Aw aiA c band; Mary D. Farlow and K. J.: trued 1.".. -..,.- l.- IiuImI.i I It.. UI... l.v I o'nn Chnmlir.ru ' nn.l Inhn' Uie Chainhers, hr hURband; rrescott, her husband: KiiKenai Hlsley nnd Jane lloe Hisley, hlsinue lor r.riiiniMin uid l.rukt-r. wife; V. N. fainpliell, H. A. Nye, I ..Ke a7.0ss. Thomna H. (loodpaslure, I.. P. Htancllff. J. II. Henry. Willie C. Ijine. Harvey Fcrisuson and Jane, Doe FerKUaon, his wife: hi I er- auson nnd .Mary iJoe Fei'KUHon, his wire; Mount Ferituson antll Harah Uoe FerirUaon. his Wife, nnd all other persona nnd parties unknown claimlni! any riKht, ( Utle. inlereai, lien or entate in'. or to the land hereinafter in thU tM.mplaint doscrihed, Defendants.! To: lionna Dunlnu nnd U. A. 1 Dunlnp, her husband; Mattle Cole'- man and W. R., t'oleinan, her nun hand; Mary D. Farlow and IC. J Farlow, her husband; Lita Hlsley, ' th Wt.rn Ineuranc. Comoan, of Amarlc. , , , i i rT-!tu fi"U.U m tli? Mute ot ashinicln. on Lena I hambers and John Doe ur,.tr d.y ol i", ,,.ir 1 ChamWs. her husband Oil IB I I'rescott and John Doe PreMcott, J''llli .efw"" .Ml''SJlj,) ?."?." u v.... ii.,.. n ' l.i:uMK ( i0,ipasturo,' 1, .' F. Stnncllff, .1. IX Henry, Willie C. I-ane, Hurvey Fer- ; Kunon and Jane Uoe herfaison, his wne; r.u miiuHun nnu mmy j KerKuon , his wife; Mount eri?u-j j wife, and all other persons and i parties unknown clnimliiK any I rlKht, title, Interest, lien or estate In or to the land hereinafter In this comnlaint described: , , l, ,tt ,,r Qlnin nf fii-i. gon. you, and each of you, are here by notified, and required to appear In the above entitled court and cause nnd answer the complaint of plaintiff now on file against you, within four (4 weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons upon you, which is the linn any of March, iuzh, ana it 1 VOII fan lo RO appear and answer j within the time required, ror want j hereof the plaintiffs will apply to decree of the court quieting the title in plaintiffs to tlw premises de scribed in volume l&u, at pane 4711 of the Deed Records of Jackson j County, Oregon! In volume 2 at lKe "r"': f" volume Jt9 at nageH 6U0 and tit'l of wiid Jeed Hecortl; in volume lib at page 607 of naid Deed Records; in volume S& at pae lUft of suil Deed Records: In volume 136 at page 310 of nald Deed Kworda; iu volume 155 at page 2TS of Ha id Deed Records; In volume 1 17 at pan: 499 of wald Deed Records; In volume 1 IX at page D3 of said Deed Records; in volume 1 ftX ut pnfio 6G of Kuid Deed ItecordH: in volume 7 at pane 4!H of Mild Deed ItecordH; and In volume 80 at paga 444 of nald Deed ItecordH. ThlH KummoiiH Ik werved upon you by publication in the Medford Mail Tribune, a dally newspaper of general circulation published in Medford, .Jackson County, Oregon, once a week for four (4) HUceen.ilve weeks, in pursuance of tin order made by the Honorable C, M. Thomas, Judge of the said Court, which order was made on tho lUth day of March, 9'2H. ftt'H NKwnt ur. Attorney fnr Plaintiff. Itesldlng in Medford, Jucknon Cunty, Oregon. Nolico To Orwlltors Notlco Is hereby given that the undersigned has been uppointed hy the County Court for Jackson County. Oregon, Administratrix of the lOstntc of .fosrph M. Ruder. Deceased. A 1 I persons havinf? claims against said Kstate are here by notified to present the same duly verified to thu undersigned Administratrix at the office of her attorney. Don R. .Newbury, in Room 210 of tho Medford National Hank Itultding. Medford Oregon, on or before six (6) months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published March 5, 1928. BERTHA M. RADKR. Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph M. Under, Deceased. Synooiit of the Annual Statement of the the General Insurance Com piny of America, uf Scalllc. ill tlx- Nlntr ot H ichiiiirtrm, .Hi llu- thin-first dav of IVi'milivr, 1HJ7, nuuli In the Insurance t'oinniiKHioiirr tf Die State of Ort-Kini, purhuant ( ;; Amntint of i-nMtnl Htm-k y i Hi.ooo.nno.no 1NCOMK NVt pri-itiiunis rreiviil during th i'ar 3,201.0.3.H; Irilfirsl. jiilfiiN and rfiils rr-it'lvi-il iluviriir (ho year.. Hin,7."7.3(J birmrii- fruni Dilit-r ntmrcfs ri'- reivftl durintc the "ut .... 2."7. 1 ii. I i Tittitl idiHimp ."t,rtlfi.'J'jS t4 IUSHI KSKMKS I S Not losses punl ihirlnK the jrar Inrluilin tuiju.stnittil epen.es fKt'J.tJS.ao I)inli-ii.is iiiil In polioi Imlil ers .luriiiK fie ejr . ." 20 l.Stt 1 . t'omiiiioHioim iiiid jt ien 1m il ilutitiir the vear 0f4.iil ? !.n TiaVt'ft. li'ciisrH ami li i3il thtinif the )rar fi 1 . 2 C.i 1 Aliltiuiit tif nil ol he t i-wpcinn- tures Tol.tl rrH-it.ti(ure . . . .t j.iii.;...H.4;. vjde ASSK I S of dto'V uixl Ihji'iN tiwiietl (niarkKl Jllif .... I. It33.. '.'JO.1 in haitlvN .in.) on lian.l.. J03,4UO,J I'leiiiiuniH in i-ourhe nl i Di lution written since Srp- teinlK-r 30. 1 tT 1.11 11 10.20 ItiteirMt' n.l rrnts due ami 'rued .".t.0'l.lO l.'fe uisuram-eP cash mirren- il-r ahie 3.707.00 Total admittfd aet .....,:. l. 4 i.? 1.1 AMIt.l TIKS tiros claim tor loso. s un. Ii-1 t 107.231.17 Anioiiiil n( utirjtncil premiiiiii on all nut si mlii ik risk . . 2,;i;t2,3,"i4. J 4 Ihie for rommitMon And hrok- erae 2 1 All other lUhilitte '.llO.v.'.O H'Ut lLitnlitirs, hisi.e o tM'o.DO e.iSS.ao J,;.! ( lll'SINKSM IN OHKiiMN FOR 1 UK M:.H Ni-I pnuiiiiiiK rfrutil ihit iti I fnr JJ'T.'.'frt.SO ! Losses 'Mi.i ihiii'-t t lit- e4r. . . i.,;iit 10 L-"-ir inrurre.1 fturirK he tr. tot.lt)J.lt ONjih- ol l'oriiiii . tienerd hiMirjinv , t'omi.m, ot Anierii a. ! Njiiie of l'ri-.i.i-iil. II. K. Ient. I NiT'e nt S.-iei4r. Frjnk H Ujrtin. I ''"'y n "o'eiil 4lU'ttlt Iit Mn'ife. Insin njif CiiiiiHsiinrr. S)i in, nuvn j Or I V. T.nirv!.!. I al rut. Mr.ltorl. j SynttDtls 0f Annual StaUmtM af tht Ganaral Caaualty Company of America, g f Sie ol thf Stale o Wisliioton, . me (nni ursf uy ol ivtrmtwr, I ir 7 , nutlr llie Irisuriine m.i-ii 'rt r ol llie NUtr Mrnt,,rl. IrilirHJ! ' I'm; CVriTAL mount nf rapiul s , 41J up fjoo.ooo 00 ii-iiw j fj preniiama r.-eiel dwirtf 71 ".' ' nj gur'i,4'u i'.a. .... Qiylu during- Hi wir Mil. S3 Amount ul ill olliT np.lidUul.a 32. WOO, 44 Total Mpemliture assk ls ! Viuf of kUh-Vk ami bondi owne.l I.. ."":t valui.) ......... .(o:,.oo.' Canti hi liMtiki sti'l on liaii'l P3, 577.00 ll,:i7t).3) i Total admitted iwicts H2S0tf.H3 ' I.IAIIII.ITIIIS UruKit rbims for 1u.hi-4 uipahl . uv. 108. 02 i Amiuii on :11 nui.n,lii,ic il.u '274,314.41 'n" Huhihtiw ,.i i,..,,, lii.aoo.:! ,.,piu, hlulk ,2n0,ooo. . ir.o.s7i.ci ! iiijsinkhs IN (HlKcloN mil THE VKAIt 1 nvi premfuiRi rtl,il durinx th,' yr 0'2. 01H. 1.1 ' l.oe .luring the )arX.. 17,709.11 i '-"V I'" """' d"a.K tl,.- ynr. . ;."07.sl f v o( ,,,ru,, v3lnA ... !,.,!. n k ii. Sunt ol Kicrrlary, trank 11. llarlln. j HUtutury r.4idei.t atturnry for M-rvicc, 1 lnaurant-e ('ounuiKkiom-r. i tarl . I unpaid. Local Anwit. Mxlford. Synopilt of the Annual SUtemant of I q tht IriMuraiii i iT'iiniriitKKifriii-t' of liit? Statt? 1 ul OreKunt imrsuant tu luw '"'"T1- lviilnl aJ renta r- , " Tni um.r V. (fivpfi dminK tin year io7,Rfii.ft8 Total lat-omc H7.t79.33 lUSltritSKMKNTK Amount of li oilur ept'di- turen 4 340.78 Total fxptr.liturt-H '.MO.Tri ASSKTS Value of titocks and liomii. own ed (marki't vulue) $207,2.0!) Casli fn hunk and on hiind .... tl,u:itf.-14 1'rcniiuuiH in i-uurru' of t-ullo lion writh'n kIucq Hi-ptem! 80. 127 7,3t53.y2 Intfivftt and ti-nts d tit ami uc- iTUnt , ft, 013.22 Total admittH assets H l ti.OH 1 .,r.7 I.IAItll.lTIKS Funds held undir itfimturaiice trcatiw . 7.03U.49 I'.lt., IbliitilK'K. t. Insivp of capital stock of 92OU.00O..9 7.039.49 Surplus '.il0,O4li.OS Name of Company, Western insurance Company of Amerii-a. Name of I'rvMident, II. K. Pent. Name ot Secretary, Frank U. Marrln. Matulory reHidi-ni attoniy for serrice, Insurance Commihsione r, Hulem, On-gnn. Synopsis of the Annu&l Statement of the NEW ZEALAND IHSUKANCE CO.. LTD. of New Zealand, on the 3Ut day of December. 1927. made to tlte Insurance commissioner o tlic Mate ol OrvaoiW pursuant to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital deposit.. 400.000.00 INCOME Net premiums received dur- inn the year t 603.508.53 Interest, dividends and rents .received durtnB thr year. . 87.518.43 Income from other sources received during the year.. 10.907.07 Total incom! t 760.931 03 DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during the year, including adjustment expenses J 316.872.07 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 194,457.12 Taxes, licenses nnd fees paid durinK the year 30.056 04 Amount of all other expendi tures , 218.13B.18 . Total expenditures t '(1)9,523.41 ASSETS Value of real rstate owned (market value! $ 200,000 00 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market value) .... 1,408,746 71 Bills receivable a. 344.71 Cash in banlcs and on hand 39,079.79 Premium in course of col lection written since Sept. , 3ft- 1927 110.233.38 Interest and renta due and accrued 14.719 43 Total admitted assets 11,835.134 02 LIABILITIES Or os claims for losses un- . Paid ( 98.195.03 Amount of unearned pre mlvnns on all outstanding -5S 674.130.73 Due for commission and brok er aae i,2Jo 00 All other liabilities 38.000 00 Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stcok S 701.56634 BUSINESS IN OH EG ON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums received durinn the year $ 41.445.09 Losses paid durlna the year 18.700 99 Losses incurred dunnc the year 3 557 33 NEW ZEALAND 'INSURANCE CO.. ' LTD United Slates Mnnaiier "and Attorney In lacl. W. M. SPEYEIl. Statutory resident attorney for service. W. O. 1'ORTMANN. Portland. BYNOP3I8 OP THE ANNUAL STATEMENT of 1'hlladelpliu. in the state or Pennayl vanla. on the 31st day of December. ip.'7. made to tlie Insurance commla aioner or ihe ctate or Orenon. pjr.uan: to law: C PITAL Amount of capital stock MU1 u I 3.000.000.03 INCOME Net premiums received dnr. ins the e;ir 10,603.414 44 Interest, dividends and rents 1 received durhns the Vear.. 873.034 34 Income rrom afher sources 1 received durlna the year.. 330.531. 3fl I Total Income 111,716.000 04 DISBURSEMENTS I Net losses paid durum u.e I ear including adjust- j J",1 J6.175.3J4.31 ' dividends paid on capital mock during the year.. .. 75O.O0OO0 Commissions and salaries paid dunnB the year ..: 3.242.723 52 ! Taxes, licenses and fees paid duraia the jear 190.205 74 i Amount of all other ex penditures 1.30S.OG1 19 ' Total expenditure!) . . 110.884.346. C8 Value of real estate owned market valuel Value of stocks and bond 726.853.64 owned tmarkel vaiuei -15.OM.330 17 Loans on nionair and I collateral, rlc 3837.799. 1C ' Cuh in baiika and on hand 1.822.530 87 ' Premiums in course of col- I lection written since Sep- ! tember 30. 192 I tot tii I 30. 192- 1.797.721:23 Interci; and rents due and accrued and other items.. 377.378.83 Totsl admitted asaets 123. 3 CO, 503 9s LlABILITIfS Oros claims for loes un- . I 1.540.S89 01 Amount of unearned prein- , iums on all outstaudlna (s 1I.003.8 U4C Dnr for commission Ttiid brokerafe 587.213 11 Total liabilities. e.cTu- ve of capital stock ... $11071.944 :s DrfttNKSS IN OREGON 1X311 THE YE Ail Nei premiums received dur- int the year f 9,;83 4S Losifi paid duriiiT the year 33.247 K" Losses incurred during tlio 34.44"1- Name of company, Flic Aarociioa ot Philadelphia. Name of president. J W. Cviirin, Name of secretary, Kd. L. Kclicy tn A I. 'C!SS. statutory resident I'lomfy for s?Tv:e Inuraiw? 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