Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textpatm: OF JACKSONVILLE THREATENS PUNCH MF0 AID PLAY GROUND (Speelalj 'Jt - Pnrhnt-TncliorS' fiHHoclatii.n will meet nt the high school auditorium Frldny evening, April 19, at 8 o'clock. JVof. Vln Jiir of Anil In nd will give a lecture on "Important Periods of the Chltd'f JJevelopment;' After the hutihie&a meeting and program a pic und candy wale will he held. ihe proceeds of which are to help with the playground fund for the Hchool. All interested are usked to bring either plo or., candy for - this sale. Air. and Mrs. A. Schortgen, Mr. and Mr. and Mm. H. K. Hchortgen and sona, Donald and Hank, and Mr. and Mra. Geo. Dean and daughter, J.ynna, of Klumath FaliB, were dinner guentd at Amy's place recently. Dr. and Mrs. L. I Summerlln and daughter, of Myrtle .Point, having (Spent . several days, with Aire. Summerlln's parents, Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Bunch, returned home Sunday. ,,-.'. F. A. Wilfcrt, accompanied by his sister, Mrs. M .Norman, won In our city Thursday on route to . Jtltzville, Wash., having spent a month in Los Angeles. w Wm. Huff and Mrs. Gladys Hose were callers at tho Witter home Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Kinney mo tored to Myrtlo. Creek Saturday to see their . daughter, who is teaching school there. M v. and M rs. Miles. Ca n t ra U. Mrs. Buckley , and daughter, .Rose, Fred Of fen haulier and daughter, Kathern, Jrfr. and Mrs. Cleorgo Herrlott, were among, tho many from the Applca-ate district In our city Friday attending tho funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth iJalt. ',' Mr. and Mis. John Jiunnington and daughter, Margaret, and Her ald Ket'd of Klumuth Falls drove over Sunday and spent tho day hero with relatives, returning home In tho evening. Air. nnd Mrs. T. C. Norrls and son, W. T. Norrls, were visitors at the Walter Hicks homo north east of Mcdford Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hurlhurt and Jjiwrenco Perry of Kelso, "Wash.,, arrived In our city Sat urday and aro quests of their son and brother, A. F. Perry. Karl Tucker of Phoenix was a Kue.it of friends In our city Sun day evening. Mrs. A. a. IV: win and son', Car rol, spent Thursday with Mrs. Charles Hamilton at Ituch. Will Matnoy spent Saturday In Jacksonville, . Carrol Norman Lewis,' who was suffering from an Infected hand last week; is ablo to attend school nguln. ( Mrs. Anna Cater v of Medford went to her homo on Applegate for a short stny, Waller Bunch of 'Portland vis Hod his parents the loiter jmrt of tho week. ,1 Mrs, Harah Cnntrall, Mrs. Amy Dow and Miss .Lena Johnson and jog Crano spent Monduy aftornoon in Mcdford. Mrs.-'Harold Crump spent tho week-end at tho homo of Mrs. Cora Crump on tho Applegate. MIbh Km ma Heed was calling on friends here Monday afternoon. BAN ON REVOLT NEWS OALVKSTON, Tex., April-,17, (P) Telegraphic censorship which had been in effect since the Mexi can revolution started, was re moved nt Mexico City last night, stated advices received hero hy John T. Paschetasa, manager of the flalveston office of tho Mexl can Telegraph compnny. JORTURER OF CHILD MDNKY, NVIi., April 1t.-P Mrxlrun, who tortured hU J-yonr-old Amnrh'nn nttip -dntiKhtor to denlh nt Wlipullnnil. V.vo., April G, vnn enptnrt'd hero liiHt nlKhl liy t'hli-f of l'ollro Cnrl .1. I,ovonl, nnd Nllit Wuti'limnn Arthur Ki'n. fl.ld. DOUBLE ACTION First-la the drach Thin In tht rn Same Price tor over 38 years 2S oaatM lor 25 Die less than of high priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED Br OUR OOVBRNMBNT 'FRIENDS' tOF; WIFE CHICAad,? April An other nrrow oC: amour has ' boeii fitted to" the how with which James Harrett Jolmson Is seeking to rewin tho love of his wife, Huth,. The arrow, sanctioned by court of, law, is a punch on. the Jaw. Not on Mrs- Johnson's Jaw, but on tho jaw or Jaws of any man or men who seek for themselven the affection of Johnson's wife, Mr. Johnson is the name Mr. Johnson who for- some time now has been bombarding his estrang ed wife with flowers and candy in the unfaltering- hope that she' will abandon her Idea of divorcing him and, instead, return to Mr. Johnson's hearth. A court has held It hjghiy proper, even com mendable, that Johnson should lavish such tokens of affection, and has suggested that whore such love exists, there Is the pos sibility of a reunion. , ' , Ry Court order Mrs' Johnson fs directed to permit her husband to call upon her once a. weekr Wednesday- is the day the hope of the court being that Johnson, by his flowers, cu.ndy and. once-a-weok visit, may revive, his wife's interest In him. The flowers, candy and con versation have been going on for mnny weeks with no success to speak of. Saturday night John son saw his wifo alight from a street car In tho company of Earl Jern. Ho punched . Mr. Jorn on the jaw, and they landed In jail. "My client," said Johnson's at torney to . Judge AlleRrettl yester day, "stands before you un ashamed. Ho still loves his wife, and cannot resist hitting, anyone who tries to take her from hirn." ."And. perfectly right, too," said tho court, dWchnrnIng Johnson LLOYD GEORGE NOT LONpON,, Anrll 1 7.-J-0P) Wide spread rumors today that David Lloyd Oeorjfe, British liberal lead er, had suffered a sudden serious Illness, were denied. At his Ken sington household it was said: "Mr. Lloyd fleorgc Is quite well, thank you." . Later, upon Inquiry nt his head quarters, It --was said the Prllish liberal leader had been In his of fice early today and would bo In tho commons this afternoon. A spokesman said: "Ho. Is per fectly ull right. Ho has never been In fitter condition and Is in real fighting form," ; STOCKTON", Car, April lltM)' Tho hody fofia young) man 25 to 3fi years old, apparently the. victim of a hit-run nutomobtle driver, was found on the West Manteca road shortly aftor midnight last night by. Warren C. Kurle, city engineer of Pasadena. Tho body, with the chest crush ed, wns dressed in white corduroy trousers, a whito shirt, a dark coat and a moleskin sport coat similar to thoso worn by aviators. Mus tocho and hair were sandy. Tho only mark of Identification was a laundry-mark, 1160., FEAR OFTNVALIDISM SAN JOKE, Cnl April 17. W Appnri-ntlr ' ohRPiiHod- hy tho fnnr that ntro mlRht hecoms nn Invtflld I and n bunion on her Bon, Mr, j AiiKUHtn Ulnhmpr. 85, aonked her ; clothliiR In Kaxnllno nnd set It nflre Inst ntuht. Her ehnrred hody vn found hy her on Herman, n gnsn llne ntntlon operator, In the tluude lupo creek bed nenr Ihelr home to day. CONVICTION REVIEW WASHINGTON. April 1 7. (P- Emory olmslcnd, convicted of misapplying funds of the Norlh western National bank nt Port land, Oregon, of which he was president, was today refused a re view hy tho supreme court, Hoy lNncd. ORKOON CITV. ore., April 17. (A) Dcane Knspnrek ot Onk Orovo, convicted of assault and batlerjr against his 61-year-old father, Elmer Knsparek, was fined $40 In Justice court here yeater day. t'bl Id Drowns. VANCOUV10K, Wash.. April 17. (I) Robert WIIMam Topping, S-yenr-old son ot Mr, nnd Mrs. Wil liam Topping, was drowned Mon day when he fell Into tho Columbia river while playing at the fish boat moorage. The body was recovered 4i minutes Inter. IlEI.OHAIrc, Jugoslavia, Apr. 17. (if) King Alexander today slRn- eel an international convention pro hibiting rbs warfare. A special coti rrlcr will take the document to Ihe Qunl D'Orsay In l'arls. where it will Ire deposited. DIES IN ILLINOIS . PraORTA,; IH.ApW! )1,U(JP). William' fitrorig, the man who fcould" compute figures with tho speed of an adding machine and never knew how he did It Is dead. He. would stand beside a rail road .track .as a long freight rolled by, observing tho car numbers; and when tho caboose flashed past he would announce the total as cor rectly as the .tabulator with paper and pad who stood beside him. Merchants employed him at inr ventory time, in place. of using add ing machines,' He would tell en gineers how many bricks would bo needed for a wall, compute cube root, give exact ages the instant a birth. date" was given himV Always to the question, . "How do you do it?" he would answer: "I do not know." ; - 1 . Strong, who was BO years old, died yesterday on a rnitroud via duct .in Bartonvlllo, a suburb1, where ho was in -the habit of going- dally to perform the feat of boxcar num bers, "Just to keep In practice," he said. - . f IS PLEA SOVIET OFFICIAL fiKNEV,' jAprll 1 7. (P) Max im Litvlnoff, soviet vice-corn mlssar of foreign affairs, renewed his ap peal for extensive world-wide par tial disarmament In n dramatic speech before the preparatory coin- mission on disarmament of the League of Nations today, " VOTED. DOWN BY DAR WA vsrti.vaToN- Aihi l.iP) llt'lon'Mr rpliiBtatcmoiit In the A nedtloi nallQlml society of Ihe OauKhtern of the American. Revolution by Mrs. Helen. Tufts llullie of Boston was refused liito Tuesday by tho 38th anntlal coiiKresH. The resolution to rol'iiHe rein statement or Mrs. Hull le was intro duced by MVS. Robert .J. , Johnson: of, Iowa and Mrs. Alfred J. llroH aeau, tjie presldent-Keneral,' imme diately moved a vote. There was one disSentliiK voice that arose from the xroup of 3000 delegates on the floor. ' NEWlYOJtK, iAprllin;- r-iVPt i- Directors at tho United Htates Hteol corporation today offered share holders the riBht to purchase 1.010,001) uildltlonal shnres of common stock at $N0 a shnro in the ratio of one new share for ench seven shares held. I'rocceds of the sales will he used to retire funded debt. Sales of the new stock will brlnR 1142, 31M, 700. ROUND TRIP FARES WASHINOToW.f April 17. W) Railroad round trlji passenger faro levels, as now scheduled by trans continental carriers, were held rea sonable today by tho Interstate commerce ,coniinssion In dismiss ing wll limit-notion a complaint on the subject made by the San Dlegn, Calif., chamber of commerce. Tired and Achy Mornings Tx;t Too Oten ftSij Warns o i Slltxsish Kidney. ' MORNING find' V0U;itirr, aiby 'all worn outr Feel tired and drowsy luft.r nanftiui biikachr, headache and diny upella? Are' I he kidney excretion) too. frequrnl, ii'ituly or bnrnlni'i1 Too often ihia indirntes iluifMi kld neyt and nkouldn't be neileclcd. j Poans fills, a tlimulunt dia etir, inrrenie the at-livity of the kidncyt und aid in the elimina tion of wusle impuritlet. tiers everywhere endorne Donn's. ' 50,000 User Endorse Doan's : K' RSod?l 1"0 Adsm.St., N.S., Mir., iwapolli, Minn., nyii "I ... boih.ml lot illi .dull., h. roimvh.k,.d .Imi h.niiii Irould h.nllytiru.hl.ii. My Itsi. nr wni nrl .alius normftlly tidjinis otwri btok.il .1 nitM. Aln.?.k.n. Do.n. CM.m, kiinn utwl Uttir .J tb. bMkKli. Ml tn DOAN'S r,&s A STIMULANT Dtt'RrTlC l KIIW.YS nlrr-Mdurn Co. MIChn eululo.NY. ; LO;jt.y. April iiMtfi patches to the Dally Express from j Sydney today related something of the. pitiful scenes enacted when the Heath' rescue plane landed beside the Southern Cross: Captain Klngsford-Smith and his three companions, who had been forced to cook; weeds and eat snails, annroached tho reiwiin plane at a staggering run anl I pressed around' tho; occupants' to shake Jmnds, laughing and sob bing. Haggard, emaciated, un shaven and weak from starvation and privation,, (hey raised a pa thetic cheer of relief. 1 J When the1 Hoath: plane .left It had ton extremely hazardous take off, due to the mud- and reeds, but finally barely rose over' the Southern Cross. The pilot then had to bank dangerously to avoid hitting some trees. ; That part of the Southern Cross log dealing with the forced land ing was quoted: "After 10 hours lost1 In the severest rainstorms we made a forced landing. Smith made a, wonderful effort and the plane was not damaged. The only food aboard was seven sandwiches all nbout to' putrefy. We lit fire, all tired' out after 18 hours In the air. The mosquitoes and flies made sleep Impossible." L U: S. BALLOT SYSTEM ! LONDON. ;Aprll 1 7 (JfyAit In-, trvlnw with thai Ulrfht Honorafclp Wlnatort Churchill,, chancellor of tho oxchecquer. In tho Dally. Kxr prOHA today nuotod his an jox tolling the virtues of tho- American elec toral system as contrasted with that of Hrltain. v i , He described . England . as sud denly thrown Into a series of con vulsions because of the impending Keneral elections, with "statesmen, political workers, and journalists all rushlnR to Join the excitement 'of the fray when all should be striv ing for the reconstruction and re habilitation of which this country stands so sorely In need." ESPEE BOND ISSUE ICC. WASinOTON,, April 17. WM The Houthern- Vacifio compiiny. re celved permission today from- the Interstnte. commerce'- commission to Issue $05, lfifi, 000 in forty year 4li per ennt gold bonds and in connection therewith nso was pro visionally permitted to create 195, 40S shares of ( Its. own common ra)ltal stock. ' ' L Fishing 1 1 twit l.o-st, OALVESTON. Tex., AprU 17. (flV- After a day and a night of searching by bonis of the coast guard no trace had been found to day of tho fishing schooner Thistle, reported In distress about 42 miles 1 east of Proeport. Tho vessel car-i rld a crow of four. The Edenetle Electric Washer Tho IWenetto Electric Washer that hns created sitrli a sensation In the east has reachod Medford. This washing machine weighs only 20 pounds, nnd can be used on the kitchen tnble or sink, any place where you can plug Into, an cleo "Irtc light socket. ; , Although It Is smaller than tho higher- priced washers, It is sur prising the quantity of clothes It will handle. As many as three doren ' pieces can be thoroughly washed nt one filling, In from 10 to 16 minutes. It Is specially adapted for people living In- small bouses or apartments, as It ,takes up so little space.- To : the mother of smoll children; who need clean clothes so often, It is of treme ndous vnlue. It Is no more .of a task to do a small washing , with lite Edenetto than it is to do the breakfast dishes. So little labor, so little fuss and muss. This won derful washer sells for as little ns S.IJi.no on Kny Monthly raytnents. : Mr. K, V. I.lltlefield. whose nd-' dress Is H. P. D. 1, Mcdford, Is agent for Jackson county, He will bo pleased to,lot you try an Eden etle In your home, and let yon be flic Jnilgn whether you care to live any longer without one or not. Just mnll postcard with your name and address to E E. Uttlefield Route 1, Medford : - i . ; 4- TTabcoI 1 Mofth X light , ".. . : Btit more, important than beauty, is the service and satisfaction that these shingles give. Nor, only is each shingle woven together at the bot tom and sides with a patented thatch, but in addition every shingle is made an integral rigicl pa? of the roof; li is the only shingle made which is nailed at the top, center and bottom . . . making it impossible for the shingle to ever flap in the wind or permit the rairi.to penetrate., The shin gles are ingeniously arranged so that not a single nail head is exposed. No matter what price you wish to pay for a shingled roof, the Pabco. Thatch Shingle is within your reach. Its. cost can be made to fit your, purse by a variance in the mannerof laying. A flexible deferred payment plan makes payments a matter of your convenience.' Pabco Thatch Shingles are fire-resistant and can be laid right over old : wooden shingles. Only Pabco dealers and authorized application agents can supply these superior patented shingles. . . Free oof Inspection Service A Pabco Roof expert will gladly inspect your roof and tell you about its actual condition. Mail the coupon to .our nearest office. The Paraffine Companies, Inc. Los Angeles : Oakland : San Francisco . : Portland : Seattle : Kansas City NAME. STREET- ;the : - CLI FT SAN FRANCISCO OEARY at TAYLOR ST. , 1 OoofSo Prancijco' finer hotels, dlidnsrulshed la th ' refinement of it, ,enic. lurrounded by down town oao rrmncuco H0 rooms with balk , lloU,fKe.4. ' Dobl.iitt md m Star Bartai M repairjng no shingles better thati f-CJJ abco Thatch Shingles create roofs of incomparable beauty because . )t tne coiortui acptns ot tne shadow ertects produced by the de i chtful irreeularities of this distincti vfr rlMio-n. Kirtdry have your roof expert call CITY - We carry; a complete line of PABCO PRODUCTS Big Pines Lumber Co. There's Security in a Good-Sized Balance! ' A good substantial balance in your Checking Account" is an advantage because j It Rives you a lnrser cash . reflerve for emergent'les. It BBSiires ynn of funds with--which lo pay bills promptly. It eliminates thu danger of overdrawing your account. It repays the bank for the cost of the service you re ceive; and therefore earns , for you tho bn.nker"s hill i confidence and co-operation. Keep up your financial standing by keeping up your balancel First National Bank Medford, Oregon VJEDERAL RESERVEP- a i" 11 " '.' -''!! -' "0 Fred Qottfrlea GOTTFRIED - Airoa Turn oo vl ft TTJRNBOW. Expert plumblno.- heating nf eneet metal repar a no p. We epeclallxe on aervlee at ret enable prlcei. No Job toe email. 219 N. drape St. . Phone 5 ' - -w , . . ' 1 r 11 o - Syr.opsis of AnnAefrN111 1 olobS j liiM-'mtdrto the 101 urine. mmlst n Nt lowm puid auri tij .. raurlt exMlle ..-..- ,S.J33.17.1 CommlslioiiK ana; """N- .-oiiit1 paid durlnr' the Tesr...- I.7M.W. Tuxts, llceiuea, and If a paid . b . - duftlf till! ,?'',;; li' 4" Amount of all olH u- .,--.. iviiiiitum . Total exoendlturtl .IH.7J7.OIil.a7 Dmoill . Anietlcan , Marine w . . Rjlnn. rKoverable on paid M.oj Valu. of rfol Kslate owned ,, (market value) ....... v 707.S7iJ.oo. Value of stocks and bpnda owned (market value) 1S,6J1J,50, Louns on . mortMaes and c&51wa. l;S?i:2Iv3 : Premiums In course ol til- " SIS Yql.u'&l!nce..8e: i;50J-..o In.Sed'"a '"".T,": 196.137.34 Blftf recelvabii":::::.,'...' WJD3.6II Total .f;:..' " Orp0a'fde"!!m.'. ."".V 1.491.t07.a Amount ot unearned premi- . , .... , aa, on " u.n' 11.SM.J71.M, rike'ra.."".0" ".? 0.- Ml.li '. BUSmESfl IN OREGON TOR THE YEAR , Net premiums received, dur-. in. ihe year t J151S5.02 Losses paid during the year. 90.155.99. Losses Incurred durma, the-. -sr 70i3..ff7 : THB tlVKRPOOL ft lrDDON ... GLOBE INSURANCE CO., LTD.. J THOMAS U. ANDERSON. Mr GEORqEF.aUERBAZ.Asst, M, W. O. RICH: Asstj Mil1. Blttulorr resident at'ornej; lor lerytoe,.. , aeorse J. Janes. 407 FalUnc bulldlna. i Portland. Or. ., . THE H. A. HOJySliraS ; AGEX"Y ' Ascnt in Mlfor(l.- ' .(. ; Synopsis ot Auniia) StaUment of.th PALATINE 1I.BURANCI! CO.. LTD.. of Londun. united states branch. In tli. : sute of New Vork on the 31st dar of. December. 1938. made vo the insurance commissioner of tha state of. Oregon, our- ..ua.it to law: I(ICOMB .- Net premiums received dur- rect-ived durliiK the year... 183.900.4? Income irom other sources received aurlnn the yen... 63.1B.aa Total income S2.O40.S18.4S DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during . the " yesr iiiciuatitK tnjusinirui expenses S . Commissions , ana '. aalarlcs yald durlne the" jeHr: Taxes, ltcenbts and fees paid B98.059.a3 530.993.34 85. 1 SB. 10 pendlltires 448.387.91 ...ia.011.498.48 Total' expenditures v. Value of' stock and bonds owned (market value) 13, . Loans on moruase and col lateral, etc Cash In banks and on hand. Premiums In course of collec tion written, since Septem ber 30. -1923 Inerest and rents due and accrued ,... 340.899.35 48.760.90 Total admitted assets 14.522.448.08 1 . LIABILITIES- ' Gross claims lor losses unpaid 8 365.470.00 Amount; of unearned ore mtums on all ouutandlnK v 11 risks. 1,938.477.88 Due for- commission and brokerage , 104.SOO.00 All other liabilities:.,, ..... . - 76,787.00 Total liabilities '12.385.340.88 BUSINESS IN.OREOOtf FOR THE YEAR . , ,. Net premiums received durlne ' - the vear Uietl f 15.881.81 (nct Losses Incurred during; the 1.B76.57 . 2,845'87 PALATINE fNSURANCE c6.'. LTD., v. a. mnuuKci, r, r.. ivoecxerir. Statutory resident attorney lor serv ice, insurance commissioner, Salem. .Or. SYNOPSIS OP ANNUAL STATEMENT Of the, PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY or Hartford, in the Sl&tt df, Connecti cut, on the 31st day of Dwember; made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State of Orouon, pursuant to, law: ' CAPITAL ' . Amount of capital stock - .;. l..-,MW Net premiums received dur- ' i in the .year . ; $12.1 00,974. 4 6 Interest, olvldends and rents received, during the. year 1,809,776.63 ' Income from other sources received during the year 805,189 47 114,775,040.61 Net lossei paid during the yenr including adjustment expenses $ 5,686,905 58 DMdtrids paid on capita. stock during the year... 1,383,517.50 Commissions and salaries paid during the year..,. 3,776,700.47 paid during the year.... Amount of all other ex- 451,799.43 lien an urea , , . , .. 1,352,032.37 Total expenditure .113,820,1(55.34 Vahir? of real estate owned (market value) f 546,12104 Value of stocks and bonds owncpMmarkel value) 38.008,174.00. Loans oiV mortgages and col ,aieroI tc. 416.950.00 Cash In banks and on hand 3.171.168 114 Premiums In course of col-. lection written since Sen- tember.30, 1928 1.665,065.88 Total admitted assets ...S44.180,388&0 . .MABILITIE3 ",'ov'i",oou Gross claim's tor losses un- . Pa'd - - S 1.699.534.74 Amount of unearned prem iums on all outstanding rlsks 12,855.1 9 1.90 Due for commission,. and , brokerage . , 4 87.000 00 All other liabilities 2,6lB.0a977 Total liabilities, "exclualve"1 Of capital Stock ,,..117.059.816 41 BUSIHFS8 IN OKSOON FOR YEAR Nt, premiums received, dur- , in the year ... 78.988M Lasses, paid during the year 31.742 9a Lo.ses Incurred durln year 28.279 9J PBOENIX INSURArTCE COMPANY. KDWAOtl M1UTO. President LTJWARD V. CHAPLIN. Secretary. Siatuiory r.aldent attorney for service; CKOROK L. DUTTON, iaillne Build tn, Portland, Or. Synopsis ot Annual Staremenl f itht COUVKRCIAI. UNION ASSURANCE M , , COMPANY. LTD.. of Loinlon, U, 3. . Branch., lit the Stale of Ncwj Yorltl on the 31st day or De cembrr, made to the insurance Commissioner- of the State ol Oregon, pursuant to, law: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up I . . INCOME Net Premiums received dur- ini the year I 9.351.217.04 interest, dividends and renu received durltiK the Vr 728,834 77 Ihcome from other source! - received durlnji the year. 141,793.88 Total Income . ... .I10ai,83j67 , , DISBURSEMENTS - Net losses paid durini the: -year.. Inc'udinK adjust- mpnt expenses J 4.225.102.80 Dividends paid on capital ..stock during the year " Commissions and salaries Paid Uiirine the year..., i,107.890.8I Taxes, licenses and feet paid durlnt the year;... 425.633 48 Amount of all other expen ditures . . 9,835.777.98 . Tot 1 1 expend! tureg . , ;' $ ,o.5fli.l04.85 ' . ABSETB , Value of real, rim it omwd Imarkrt value) t 1.985,918 00 Valun ot itocKi ,ntj bono, '"""'"" owned (inarkrt value)... 9,430.883 30 loan, on, mortaaic, and eqllateral. etc. 50.00001 Cash m bank, and on hand t.oso.SiS 20 Prrmluma In court, ot col- """"'" luc i Ion wrlttrn ncc Sep-' ipniber 30. 1,28 1.M1.834 85 Inwrrwi and rnU du arid: Biu.tT.w-;:y-:V.:;: Total 'BIvi-M.. Orosa clalma lor loaaca un- AnVo"if,t if WrW nmnY.' '1"'"" M Diie" lot" ' commliiiori' ' and wn4M-8 a.. 'S'ma . : : ::::: a&3 Total MablllllM. .iclmlv, 7 j'"'"'". ol BUSINESS IN OnttidN VoR 'As VAH Vl premium, received dur- 4if tile vear I3S R?4 rt Lo-ea paid durlnK the VmJ ": m Lour.: incurred durlna. the year fc.ms tt N.me f Company. Commercial Union Assurance Company, Ltd. kfN,me ol V a. Manaaer. T. W. Kc. BlalriiorT rldnt .Homey for aerv, i5rfion',1"nc' """""loo"- Salem,