jnSDFORB jraTTJ TRTBTJtf i, METOFORlC QTCEOO7 TUESDAY, OCTOBETl 22, 1929.
PSGE TWELVE
STUDENTS LEARN
Insurance Makes the Home Possible
THE LUXURY HUSBAND.
. 8YNOPSISI A musician In ths
bond buttiiiexs! Kuy accepts the
offer of Barbara's uncle, chiefly
because It se.ms 10 njHke Barbara
iiappy, but he Boon learns hsi-an-'
not succeed. KeRllzliis: that Bar.
. bara's uncle retains hi service!
' "-merely because lie Is a relative,
Kay becomes Increasingly bilter.
lie refuses to attend parties with
llarbara's frlerul. who ate quick
to draw Inferences, that Uarhara
" and Hay nre drifting apart. 'I he
announcement from Ralph llenuer-
. son that he I cumin to Arneru-a
serves to hasten the arrival nf a
.. crisis between Barbara and llav.
Chnuler 20
COMPETITION
RAY ana Barbara had been living
In ber fork Avenue duplex
apartment about tlx months when
' ho received a cable from I lender
on saying bo expected to land '-i
Kbw York on the sixteenth.
Sbe broke the news to Kay over
the dinner table.
"What do you think? I had a ca
ble from Hendy. lie's sailing on
the Aqultana and will be here
around the sixteenth. Ot course
I shall bave to Invite blm to be
our guest."
"He wouldn't have come It be
hadn't thought you'd do that"
' "Don't be mean, nay,. , . Aren't
you glad he's coming?"
"Naturally . . . The three ot ns
are certain to have an awfully
jolly time together, what?"
.: Barbara rushed toward Henderson
'. It was such an exact Imitation
ot Henderson that Barbara almost
burst out laughing, but the thought
that auch encouragement would
not be good for Hay mads ber
check herself,
'Don't Ire sarcastic, Ray. Snro
If you don't object to my Inviting
blm?"
; "It's Up to you, my dear. It's
your bouse." '
"Anyhow, I am going to Invite
Hondy." s
.."Of course, dear. It would be
a pity to have given blm the trip
across for nothing,. Traveling's
ao terribly expensive these days."
' The Aquitanla docked at three
In the afternoon. A few minutes
previously Barbara was at the pier.
Aa ahe walked up and down, the
pivot of many eyes, In her trim
black ault with the high ermine
collar, she wonderod If it might
he amusing to flirt lightly with
Hondorson in order to punish Ray,
A little opposition never did a
roan any barm. Indeed It might
u tbe very thing to make blm
nap out of his grouch.
The passengers wore beginning
to trickle through the barrier. At
last, Henderson came.
At the sight ot him coming to
wards her, Barbara docldod that
sbe was more pleased to see him
than she bad Imagined, He looked,
ah consldored, distinguished. Too,
she felt quite a thrill running
down her spine when he gripped
her hands.
"Barbara, tills Is an undreamt
of pleasure. I say, how topping of
you to have bothered coming down
to the boct . , You're looking
great ravishing. Never seen you
looking better In my life."
Sha laughed up at him.
. "Tbe same old Hendy the same
old flatterer. Hon many hearts
kar you broken on this trip?"
"None; Isn't that an ndmlsslon?
Fact Is, with the prospect of see
ing you so soon, I simply couldn't
concentrate. Now, It you'll excuse
ma 11 bave my luggage put In a
calf and sent lo the hotel , , ."
"Of course you'ro not going lo
stay at any hotel. , You're staying
with us."
"No? Not really? I'm not going
to be hypocritical mid pretend to
argue about It, Imagine that I've
protested properly but that you've
swept aside my objections!"
laughingly they proceeded out
Into tha street whore Barbara's
limousine was waiting for them.
It waa during a somowhat slow
and tedious progress up Fifth Ave
nue that Henderson said:
n Women's Hose
$1.00 Pair
f I Silk from top to toe with
pointed Heel '
ii
"And that husband of yotirs-
how U he?"
"Fine. He's sorry he couldn't
get down to meet you."
"Indeed? Can't pretend that I'm
awfully cut about It about his not
being at the pier. 1 mean. Fact Is,
I'd hoped that you'd be there alone.
1 tell you, Barbara, that was a sight
for my sea-bleary eyes you stand
ing waiting at the barrier!" Then.
Impulsively, "You looked stunning,
too!"
The butler had tea wnltlng by
the time they arrived at her apart
ment, Over (he socond cup he broached
a subject about which he was a
little diffident. He knew that, If he
wore 16 sluy long as Barbara's
guest, relations between himself
and her husband would have to bt
friendly, at least on the surface.
"I say, Darbaro, that husband ot
yours he doesn't feel badly to
wards me because of tho well, bo
cause ot tho little Bcene Hint, nlKlit
In the abbey? I give you my word
I'd forgotten It completely. No 111
feelings on my part, I assure you,
and, hang It all, I can see his point,
can't you?"
Barbara thought that very sport
ing of him. It made her more glad
than ever that he had come. Ray,
surely, wouldn't allow Henderson
suddenly glad to see him again.
to outdo blm by being less mag
nanimous. They were still talking by tbe
fireside, tho teapot cold on tho sil
ver tray beside them, when Ray
eventually came home, '
"Hullo, Hondersoa, Qlad to sec
you."
Ho camo Into tho room and the
two men shook hands,
"Thanks. Mighty decent of yo
to put me up."
' "Not at all. You'll be able to
amuse Barbara during the daytime.
She finds time hangs pretty heavily
upon her hands."
Henderson forced a laugh.
"Barbara's boen telling me that
you've gone In for big business. I
envy you, I.owllter. You Americans
certainly don't let many opportu
nities escape you at least, not
those that nre going to advance
you financially."
. A slight pause, hardly noticeable.
Yet Barbara was conscious ot feel
ing a littlo uncomfortable. Absurd
to think thnt Hendy had meant to
Insinuate anything all the snme
she wished ho had expressed him
self differently.
Itny walked over to the smoking
cabinet.
"Care to smoke, Henderson?"
"Thanks, I will." He selected a
cigarette and turned casually to
Rny.
"I supposo you were surprised
when you rccolvcd my cnble?"
"Not at all. I'd boen expecting
you over hero for sotno tlmo."
Again Barbara was aware of a
alight tension in tho atmosphere.
It was Itny's voice, this time, thnt
hold tho Blgnlllcnnt note She broke
In quickly,
"We woro dollghtcd, Hendy."
"Nlco of you. Barbara. Then to
Rny, "In that case, I'm glad I didn't
disappoint you."
Afterwards Bnrhnra wondircd
whether she had Imagined more
Into this conversation than there
had actually been. But, certainly,
at that moment shn had been more
than glad that she had other guests
Invited for dinner. Moreover, she
determined, whenever possible, to
nvold further totcatotcs between
llvntlerson nnd her husband.
This she was fairly successful In
doing. Her guest waa novsr up
when Ray set out for the office
Hay remained downtown nil day
and, In the ovenlugs, Rnrbara nnd
Henderson were either out at some
function or site had frlcmls as
sembled In her apartment.
(CopyriaUt, Dial Pnu)
Aay overhears another distaste
ful conversation In tomorrow's
Installmtnt, u
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13AGIJ3 POINT, Ore., Oct'. 22
(Siifdal.) Tho sixth, seventh
nnd eighth grades have sturted a
cump conking class under the lead
ership of Miss Dnrnlelle, at the
nrt meellnir held Friday noon.
Donald AhIiiioIq was elected Presi
dent: 'Clyde Itlgsby, vice-president;
ilael Helms, secretary - treasurer.
Another meeting will ho held today
to plan a trip into the country fur
next Saturday.
The Glee club tryout was held
Tuemlny morning. The pirls were
admitted one by one, and many
fair voices rippled and trilled over
tho familiar notes of "Atild I,nnn
Syne," as AII.hh Miller tented each
voice. There seems to be a fairly
Kootl selection of voices. Those
who have made tho (lice, club are
lleulnh Wuddell, Sarah Thlede, Ki
ttle Wllhltp, Truth Plele, lOlslo
Loveland, Donna Itrown, Kosalyn
Hlpley, Dorothea Penree, Mary
lannaford, Dorothy Coy, Myrtle
KlKsby, Sybil Cnstcr, Mildred Hol
lows, Norma IMelo, Dorothy "Wll
hlto nnd Margaret Brophy.
Tho pupils supervised by Miss
Aiken won the subscription con
test thnt has been running for five
weeks. These pupils have worked
hard nnd have earned tho prize
which will be awarded by the Eng
lish HI. clasH.
The orchestra started practice
last Wednesday, loisio Wllhlto nnd
Truth Piole play first violins. Nor
ma Plele and lleulnh Waildell play
socond violins: Kirch I'iele, saxo
phone; Billy Davidson, cornet, nnd
Klsle Ixiveland. Dorothy AVilhlte
and Dorothea Penrcc, piano.
Under tho supervision of Mr.
Dnvies and Mr. Hnan, tho volley
ball question hns been very suc
cessfully settled,
Thero are six tenms under tho
leadership of Mury Hnnnafnrd,
.lohn Medley, Kirch Plele, Walter
Davis, Henry Wall nnd Donnl-l
Young. Tho tenms nre composed
of tho high and Junior high stu
dents. Tho first game is cngerly
looked forward to by the students.
MIrm AlkenH' room hns finished
tho hot cereal contest which they
hnve been carrying on.
Fire In Mission Mill
SAN KKANCIHCO. Cnl.. Oct. 22.
(PI Klro In the Consolidated
Milling company plant. In the Mis
sion district, restroyed four build
ings, machinery and stock. 1-oss
was estlmnted nt $50,000. Sponta
neous combustion was believed to
hnve started the blaze.
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First Insurance
Agency
A. L. KILL, Manager
Phone 105 30 N. Central
Medford, Oregon
Brown & White
Agency, Inc.
J. C. COLLINS, Mgr.
ALL FORMS OF
Fire Insurance
Automobile Insurance
Livestock Insurance
Hotel Holland Block
Phone 130
Charles R.
Ray
Realtor
REPRESENTING
The Travolers' Life, Health
and Accident,
New Hampshire Fire,
Coast State Underwriters of
tho Hartford Fire Insuranco
Co.
Room 203 Medford Center
Building
Phone 302
i
MRS. APPERSON GUEST
ASH LAND. Ore., Oct. 22.
(Special) Mrs. Cordon Mac
Cmcken entertained at an in
formal bridge party on Friday
evning in honor of Mrs. B. C.
Apportion of McMlnnvllle, Ore.,
who has been paying a visit
to Mount Ashland Chnpter of
tho Daughters of the American
devolution, while making a. tour
of the state. '
The evening passed happily
with the usual number of bridge
hands and nt'a late hour the
hostess served dainty refresh
ments. ,
Thosn . who enjoyed the op
portunity to met Mrs. Apportion
wcro Mrs. K. V. latter, ivtrs.
Jennie Gilbert, Mrs. T.' H. Simp
son, Mrs. I-oiilH Dodge, Mrs. H.
C. Claley, Mrs. J. M. Wagner,
nnd Miss Blanche Hicks. Prizes
woro n. winded to Mrs. T. H.
Simpson and Mrs. J. M. Wagner
for high and second scores. Mrs.
Apportion was presented with a
dainty guest prize.
Hood Itlver Hnven's Confec
tionery changed hands.
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We also furnish Indemnity and
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119 N. Central Medford Phone 720
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OREGON FIRE WASTE !
IS TREMENDUOUS!
Oregon's fire waste for the past
seven years aggregates $61,000,000
or more thnn enough to pay the
state's indebtedness and place the
state on a sound cash, basis. This
.property has been removed from
the assessment rolls for tax pur
poses. j'.iKiiiy pt-i UI IIIIH HIND
could hnve been saved with the
exercise of core and foresight.
Tbe people of Oregon should
unite In n concerted effort to re
.due the tremendous flro waste and
conserve human lives nnd valuable
,-,.,in,.t lea tht-nncrh tltA pu It I vn t Inn
of the habit of care and thought-!
fulness. Governor Patterson. I
One way to cooperate in tho sav
ing of lives nnd properties from '
damage or destruction Is to work
with your flro t hief nnd report any j
irregularities or nazaranus condi
tions in your vicinity or neighbor
hood to the fire chief nnd the state
fire marshal. -
Portland Plans undex way for
development of 100 acres of Ruby
stock farm property as airport and
Aviation Country club.
j. W. Wakefield
General
Insurance
Since 1908
, Good as the Best
Better than the Rest
107 E. Main St.
Phone 17-R
I -I
County Bank Bldff.
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One of the fastest growing In
surance businesses in Medford Is
the First .Insurance Agency, Incor
porated In January, 1024, by"0. C.
Hoggs, president; A. J. Hill, man
ager, nnd Arnel Butler.
The Jackson County Building
and Loan organization was formed
in 1(109 by ,0. C. Hoggs, who had
come here from Illinois the year
previous.' Both the FirBt Insurance
Agency and the Building and Ixian
association occupy their original
offices on North Centrnl. Mr. But
ler Is not connected with the insur
ance agency, Carter Boggs being
the third member of the company.
Mr. Hill, manager of the First
Insurance Agency, came to Bed
ford several years ago from Kan
sas, where he had been a banker.
He Is a member of the city water
commission and is prominent In
civic, club and other business ac
tivities. All kinds ot Insurance accident,
fire and general policies are
written by this agency as well as
bonds and surety bonds.
Earl S. Tumy
i
General
Insurance
Service
309-310 Liberty Bldg.
Phone 402
Medford, Ore.
Chauncey
Florey
Fire and
Automobile
Insurance
Liability and
Indemnity Bonds
201 1st National Bank
Bldg. Phone 318
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AGENCY, Inc.
18 N. Front
Phone 728
I Sailors In Crash
NAPA, Cul., Oct. 2.VP) I'in
! need benath their overturned auto-
mobile, Sidney J. Papillon was
I killed and Donald Hurley probably
futally injured. Both men were
sailors, attached to the Mars Isl-
and navy yard.
FOR YOUR
PROTECTION!
Back in 1866 Stock Fire Insurance companies
established the National Board of Fire Underwriters.
Tho National Board membership now consists of
239 Stock Fire Insurance companies. Through its va
rious departments and by virtue of its maintaining the
largest privately owned testing laboratories devoted to
the conservation of life and property, it performs real,
worth-while public service, ,
These individual companies from all parts of the
world, while competitors in business, have neverthe
less joined forces in this work. Responsible agents
represent one or more of these companies in every
community, N
Here they are:
Aetm Irj. Co.; Hartford, Ct.
Agricultural Ins. Co., Watertown, N. Y
Albany Ina. Co., Albany, N. Y.
Allemannia Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburgh ;
Alliance Ins. Co., Philadelphia
American Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
American Alliance Ins. Co., New York
American Central Ins. Co., St. Louis
American Ettgi-j Fire Ins. Co., New York
American Equitable Assur. Co., New York
American Fire Ins. Co., Washington, D. C.
American Nat'l Firolns. Co., Columbua.O.
American Reserve Ina. Co., Hartford
American Union Ins. Co., New York
American & Foreign Ins. Co., New York
Anchor Ins. Co., Providence, R. I.
Atlas Assurance Co., Ltd., London
Automobilo Ins. Co Hartford
Daltimore-American Ins. Co., New York
Bankers & Shippers Ins. Co., New York
Birmingham Fire Ina. Co., Birmingham, Ala,
Birmingham Fire ins. Co. of Pa.,
Pittsburgh
Boston Ids. Co., Boston
British America Assur. Ccs Toronto, Can.
Buffalo Jna. Co., Buffalo .
Caledonian Ins. Co., Scotland '
Caledonian-American Ins. Co., Hartford
California Ins. Co., San Francisco
Camden Fire Ins. Ans'n., Camden, N. J.
Carolina Ins. Co., Warning ton, N. Cf
Central Fire Ins. Co. of Baltimore 1
Central States Fire Ins. Co. .Wichita, Ks
Century Ins. Co., Ltd., Edinburgh
Chicago P. & M. Ins. Co.. Chicago
Citizens Ins. Co.. St, Louis
City of New York Ins, Co., New Yorfc i ' U
City Ins. Co. of Pennsylvania, y
Sunbury.Pa. r
Columbia Ins. Co., Jersey City
Columbia Fire Ins. Co., Dayton, Ohio
Columbian Nat'l Ins. Co., Lansing. Mich
Commerce Ina. Co., Glens Falls, N. Y.
Commercial Union Assurance Co., LtLj
London
Commercial Union Firolns. Co., New York
Commonwealth Ins. Co., New York
Concordia Fire Ins. Co., Milwaukee
Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., Hartford
Continental Ins. Co New York
Corcoran Fire Ins. Co.,Woshlngton, D. 0
Cosmopolitan Fire Ins. Co., New York
County Fire Ins. Co. of Philadelphia
Detroit F. A M. Ins. Co., Detroit
Detroit Nat'l Fire Ins. Co., Detroit
Dixie Fire Ins. Co., Greensboro, N. C.
Dubuque F. & M.Ins.Co.,Dubuque,Iowa ,
Eagle Firo Ina. Co. of N. Y., New York '
Eagle, Star & British Dominion Ins. Co
Ltd., London
East and West Ins. Co., New Haven, Cv 1
Emplro Fire Ins. Co., New York
Empiro State ins. Co., Watertown;
New York '
Employers Fire Ins. Co., Boston
Equitable F. & M. Itts. Co., Prorldenefj
Eureka -Security F. & M. Ins. Co.,
Cincinnati
Farmers' Fire Ins. Co., York, Pa.
Federal Ins. Co., Jersey City i
Federal Union Ins. Co., Chicago
Fidelity-rhenit Fire Ins. Co., New York
Fidelity A Guarantee Fire Corp.,
Baltimore
Fire Association, Philadelphia
Fire Reassurance Co., New York -Fireman's
Fund Ins. Co., San Francisco
Firemen's Ins. Co., Newark. N.J.
Firemen's Ins. Co., Washington, D. C.
First American Fire Ins. Co.. Now York
Franklin Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia
Franklin Nat'l Ins. Co. of New York
General Fire Assur. Co., Pari, Franca
Georgia Home Ins. Co., Columbus, Ga.
Germanic Fire Ins. Co., New York
Girard F. & M. Ins. Co., Philadelphia
Glens Fulls Ins. Co., Glens Falls, N, Y.
Globe & Hutgoni Fire In. Co., New York
Granite State Fire I us. Co.,
Portsmouth, N.H.
Great American Ins. Co., New York
Great LaVes Ins. Co., Chicago
Guaranty Firo Ins. Co., Providence, R.L
Guardian Fire Assur. Corp., New York
Halifax Flro Ins. Co., Halifax, N.S.
Hamilton Fire Ins. Co., New York
Hampton RoadsF.&M.Ina.CoNorfolk,
Virginia
Hanover Fire Ins. Co., New York
Harmonia Fire Ins. Co., Buffalo
Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Hartford
Henry Clay Fir Ins. Co., Lexington, Ky
Home Ins. Co., Nw York .
Home F. A M. Ins. Co., San Francisco
Homeland Ins. Co. of America.New York
Homestead Fire Ins. Co., Baltimore
Hudson Ins. Co., New York
Imperial Assurance Co., New York
I mporters A Exporters Ins. Co.. New York
Independence Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia.
Industrial Ins. Co., Dallas, Texas
Insurance Co. of North America,
Philadelphia
Insurance Co. of State of Pa., Philadelphia
International Ins. Co., New York
Iroquois Fire Ins. Co., Peoria, 111.
Jefferson Fire Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
KnlckerbockerIns.Co.of New York.N.Y, '
Law, Union A Kock Assur. Co., Ltd
London
Iincoln Fire Ins. Co.. New York .
Lion Fire Ins. Co., New York ,
Liverpool A London A Globe Int. Co)
Ltd., Liverpool . ,
London Assurance Corp.; London T f4
London A Lancashire ins. Co LtcLj
London
London A Provincial Marina A Guar
Ins. Co., Ltd., London
London A Scottish Assurance Corp., Ltd.;
Ixindon .
Long Island Fire Ins. Co New York 1
Manhattan F. A M. Ins. Co., Ntw York
Maryland Ina. Co., Wilmington. Del.
Massachusetts F. A M. Ins. Co., Boston
Public fife of the facilities provided by the National
Board and other organizations maintained by these
companies has contributed to the constant reduction
in the average fire insurance rate in this country for
more than twenty years.
THE. NATIONAL BOARD OF
FIRE UNDERWRITERS
x 85 John Street, New York
A Kational Organization of Stock Fir
Insurance Companies, Established in 1866
SAI.K.M, Ore., Oct. 22. OP)
Clyde V. Burger, 34, was found
dead curly this morning in a "Jun
gle" camp on the Willamette river
at the foot of Bellevlue street. Po
lice believe that death was caused
as the result of a prolonged drink
ing spree.
Mechsnies Jma. Co.; Philadelphia
Mechanics &Tradea Ins. Co.. New Orleans
Mercantile ins. Co. of America. New York
Merchants Ins. Co., Providence, R. I.
Merchants Fire Assur. Corp., New York
Mercury Ins. Co., St. Paul
Michigan F. A M, Ins. Co., Detroit
Milwaukee Mechanics Ins. Co.. Milwaukee
Minneapolis F.& M. Ins. Co., Minneapolis
National-Ben Franklin Fire Ins. Co.,
Pittsburgh
Nat'l Capital Ins. Co., Washington, D.O,
National Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford.
Nat'l Guarantee Fire Ins. Co., Newark
Nat'l Liberty Ins. Co., New York
Nat'l Reserve Ins. Co., Dubuque, Iowa
Nat'l Security Fire Ina. Co., Omaha
Nat'l Standard Fire Ins. Co., Houston
Nat'l Union Ins. Co., Washington, D. O.
Nat'l Union Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburgh
Netherlands Ins. Co., Tho Hague
Newark Fire Ins. Co., Newark, N.J.
New Brunswick Fire Ins. Co.,
New Brunswick, N. J.
New England Fire Ins. Co., Pittsfleld;
Mass.
New Hampshire Fire Int. Co
Manchester, N. H.
New India Assur. Co., Ltd., Bombay
New Jersey Ins. Co., Newark, N. J.
New York Fire Ins. Co., New York
New York State Firo Ins. Co., Albany, N.Y.
New York Underwriters Ins. Co.,
New York
New Zealand Ins. Co Ltd., New Zealand
Niagara Fire Ins. Co., New York
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co., Ltd
London A Edinburgh
North Carolina Home Ins, Co., Raltlgb
North River Ins. Co.. New York
North Star Ins. Co., New York
Northern Assur. Co., Ltd.. London
Northern Insuranco Co. of New York
Northwestern F. A M. Ins. Co.,
Minneapolis
Norwich Union Fire Ins. Society, Ltd1
Norwich, England
Occidental Ins. Co., San Francisco
Ohio Farmers Ins. Cou LeRoy, Ohio
Old Colony Ins. Co., Boston
Orient Ins. Co., Hartford .
Pacific American Fire Ins. Co., Los Antefaa
Pacific Fire Ins. Co., New York
Palatine Ins. Co,, Ltd., London
Patriotic Inc. Co., of America, New York
Pavonla Fire Ins. Co., Jersey City
Pennsylvania Fire Ins. Co., Philadelphia
Peoples Nat'l Firo Ins. Co., Philadelphia
FctcrsburghIns.Co.,Ine.,Petersburgh,Va.
Philadelphia F. A M. Ins. Co., Philadelphia
Phoenix Assur. Co., Ltd., London
Phoenix Ins. Co., Hartford
Pilot Reinsurance Co., New York
Potomac Ins. Co. of D. C, Wsshlngtoa
Presidential F. A M. Ins. Co., Chicago
Providence Washington Ins. Co.,
Providence, R. I. -Provident
Fire Ins. Co., New Harnnshire
Prudent ia Re-A Co-Ins. Co., Ltd., Zurich 1
Prudential Ins. Co. of Great Britain,
New York - .
Public Fire Ins. Co., Newark. N. J. .
Queen Ins. Co. of America, New York
Queensland Ins. Co., Ltd.,
Sydney, Australia
KcinsunincoCo.,Salamandra,Cepeimuaa '
Reliance Ina. Co., Philadelphia
Republic Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburgh
Rhode Island Ins. Co., Providence, R. L
Richmond Ins. Co of N. Y., W. New 1
Brighton. N.Y.
Rochester American Ins. Co.; New York I
Itossia Ins. Co. of America, Hartford
Royal Ins. Co., Ltd., Liverpool
Royal Exchange Assur., London
Safeguard Insurance Co., New York
St. Paul F. A M. Ins. Co., St. Paul
Savannah Fire Ins. Co., Savannah, Qe. t
Scottish Union A Nat'l Ins. Co., Edinburgh
enmuunru r , x m. ins -o., new X Otm
oecunsy ins. lo. oi new naven.
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Mssh Jj
Security Fire fns. Co.; Davenport,
Sentinel Fire Ina. Co., Springfield,
fikandia Ins. Co.. Stockholm
South Carolina Ins. Co.. Columbia. 8. C.
Southern Homo Ina. Co., Charleston, 8.C
Dpunicneia r.aju. usuranc irt
opringneia, mass.
Standard Fire Ina. Co., Hartord
Standard Fire Ins. Co., Trenton, N. &
Standard Ins. Co. of New York
Star Insurance Co., New York
State Assurance Co Ltd., Liverpool
Stuyvesant Ins. Co New York
Sun Insurance Office, Ltd., London
Superior Fire Ins. Co., Pittsburgh
Sussex Fire Ins. Co., Newark, N. J. -Svm
Fire A Liie Ins. Co Gothenburg;
Sweden
Swiss .Reinsurance Co Zurich
Sylvan a Ins. Co., Philadelphia
Tokio M. A F. Ins. Co Ltd., Japan
Transcontinental Ins. Co.. New York
Trawlers Fire Ins. Co Hartford
Trinity Fire Ins. CoDallas, Texaa
Twin City Fire Ins. Co Minneapolis
Union Assurance Society, Ltd Iiondon I
Union Firo Ina. Co Buffalo J.
Union Fire Ina. Co Parks France
Union Ins. Society of Canton, Ltd China
United American Ins, Co PitUburgh
United Firemen's Ins. Co Philadelphia
United States Fire Ins. Co New York
United States Merchants ft Shippers Ina,
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Urbaloe Fire Ins. Co Paris, Fran of
Victory Ins. Co.. PhUsdetohi.
vinrtnt. f. A M. Ins. Co., Richmond, Vs.
Wattchester Fir. Ins. CiL Nsw York
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Yorkshire Ins, Co Ltd, York,Biilud
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