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1'AGE TWO
Murdr at
SYNOPSIS: Death Invades Dan
Parados' isolated estate on San
Lavas tMtanit when the hated Par
adoa htnt'tlf is murdered in hie
parlor. The dinner tattle "wiki--iler
oame" of Anatole Pltque,
suave French itetective, provide a
few cleir.s Irom unsuspecting
guests beore t-'Uque telle of the
viariler. lie lound Parados' body.
Suspicion ie directed in turn at
each member of the houechold,
Claude Annersley, who clnime
Parados ruined him financtaly, is
implicated when petals of a pel
lout flower are found in the eafe.
Annersley was wearing a yellow
rose in hie lapel. I'llque then
finds another similar flower in a
leasts basket, and Annersleu is
"let out" temporarily. Samuels,
deputy attorney, is groping lor
other clews when Hire. P irados is
astounded to discover that a jade
phoenix, Parados' luck symbolt is
missing from its glass case.
Chapter 12
A PIECE OF JADE
CO It was a Jaclo phoenix that
had occupied the glass case!
And Parados' reaction to his dis
covery that the case was empty
had given me the feeling that some
thing Inside him was being torn up
by the roots!
"What are you talking about,
Mrs. Parados?" Samuels de
manded. "I'm -talking about Dan's Jade
phoenix," Mrs. Parados retorted.
"Ho kept It In that glass caso.
Don't you sea the case Is empty?
Dan thought the world of It."
Mrs. Parados was badly shaken.
Tho pockets tindor her eyes wore
bloodless.
"1 don't understand," Samuels
sold. "A phoenix what do you
mean?"
"A remarkable bird," Fllque ex
plained, "Tho ancients belloved In
It. It was almost immortal, that
phoenix, and always ot tho fonmlo.
Plvo hundred porbaps a thousand
years It lived."
"Parados had ono of those birds,
you mean?" Samuels asked.
"Not alive, monsieur," Fllque as
sured blm. "But In Jado. It was
sometimes a symbol at luck."
"How much was It worth?"
Fllque shrugged bis plump shoul
ders. "M. l'Antlqualro?"
'Perhaps $2,000," I Bald. ''Thoy
' are quite rare."
"Dan wouldn't have sold bis for
a million," Mrs. Parados asserted.
"I'm not oxaggoratlng, either."
"Why did be' vnluo It bo highly?"
Samuels wanted to know.
"It was Dan's lucky piece," Mrs.
Parados said, "Ills talisman."
"Ho was superstitious about It?"
"Yes, lndeod. Me honored the
phoenix brought blm his money."
Mrs. Parados gave a f rooting laugh.
"Tho day ho lost his lucky niece
be lost his life."
I'm not superstitious, but It gave
mo a queer feeling.
"The ono who shot Parados took
lite bird," Snmuols declared.
"But It was taken avion he was
shot!" I countered. I told Samuels
I was suro Parados hadn't known
It was gone until I saw him look
nt the caso.
"Wboro'd he got It?" Samuels
asked Mrs. Parados. She didn't
know.
"How long have you boon mar
ried to him?"
That tormented look Icapod Into
Mrs. Parados' eyes.
"For 20 years," sho said huskily
"Twenty years ot hel."
"Today," Fllquo murmurod, "Is
the twentloth um anniversary ot
the wcddliig of monsieur and
madatne. Alro. It Is the birthday
i of madnino." 1 , ; , ;
BONANZA-DAIRY it:
CORPORATION FILED
HALKM. Ore., May I 4. uV.
Tho . Southern Orcein Hailronil
company, enpilalired at $25.Ooo.
filed articles of lncorpurallon to
day with the Rtate corpcatlon de
partment. t pioposes to perate
h freight and paHciiKer line he
lwn Honanna nnd dairy In Klam
nth county. Inoorporatoin are
M. R. Wherlnnd nnd U. V. Kny-Jif-ndall.
VVSN jlPKJ! v 'r- "Please, Mr. Hunt,"
"I don't see how he fell for such
bunk," Samuels muttered.
"Ah, you have not the Inward
oye," Fllque Interposed. "He was
of peasant stock and his were the
peasant um superstitious."
"Where was your husband bore,
Mrs. Parados?" Samuels asked.
"In France. Hut his father was
Greek. His mother was French."
'Tell me what you know oC hit
past before you met him."
"I don't know anything."
"You expect me to believe that?"
"1 don't care whether yon believe
it or not," Mrs. Parados said. "It
Is so. Dan said his past was none
of my business."
The deputy let It go at that, but I
doubted If ha was satisfied. I
wasn't.
"Any of you people seeu this
phoenix today?" he asked.
Granger, It appeared, had seen It
in the morning wheu ho had laid
kindling In the grate, Manning had
noticed It before lunch when she
dusted the room, and Miss Jahrles
had Been It In tho early afternoon.
No one admitted seeing It since
then.
"Some one did that's certain,"
Samuels said grimly.
A clock In the hall began to
strike 12.
"That'll do for tonight," Samuels
said. "None of you leave the Island
understand?
Fllque."
JL want to talk to
"Miss Brent would llko to know
whore she stands," 1 said' bluntly..
'You practloally accused lior a
whllo ago ot killing Parados, Ilava
you changed your mind?"
"No."
Ills positive tone angorod me.
"How can you take such au un
reasonable attitude?" 1 demanded.
"You say Parados was killed with
a pistol equipped with a sllencor!
Where In the name of common
sense could a girl ot Miss Brent's
type have gotten hold ot such an
Instrument? And the phoenix was
gone at least an hour botoro she
attempted to tako the portrait.
Don't these facts mean anything to
you?"
'You pretty- girl -rlddon fools
make me 111," Samuels retorted.
"Hasn't Miss Brent two strong mo
tives? Isn't she without an alibi?
Hasn't she admitted breaking Into
the house to commit a theft? Go
to bed and sleep on It, son."
I was furious, but Caroline sud
denly caught mo by the arm. It
was a lucky thing that she did, for
I was on the verge ot losing my
tcmpor. .
"Mr. Hunt!" Bhe was crying.
You can't help me that way,
Please oil, plcnso don't say any
more! "
She was right, of course. I began
to cool down. 1
4'lt was dear ot you!" Caroline
whispered, and I felt that It wasn't
so bad aftor all, "1 do thank you
for all you have donol"
She gave mo n quirky, devastat
ing smllo that left me staring after
her, as she fled from the room, with
an ache In my heart.
Mrs. Parados was the last to
leave. I was halfway upstairs
when I heard. Fllquo sny "Ma
domol" ills tone made mo glance back.
"Yes?"
"Madame, In our llttlo game yo
said that you snw M. Annersley en
ter tho patio window shortly after
half-post six "
"Thot was only a game. M.
Fllquo," Mrs. Parados said harshly.
"You did not see him, madame?"
"No!" ,
A terrific emphasis was behind
that single word. I pondered over
It as I climbed the ttalrs.
(Copyright. . irilflam Merrsw
anil Vompanyl
Midnight but the detectives
work on. And so does Hunt In to
morrow's chapter.
DIVORCE SEQUEL IN ,
BLUEBLOOD SCANDAL
0 I.OXUt. Knu., May
t 'a pi a iu I'loImm t Urtando
Hudolph
Keiiyun-Stanloy today ohtnlnel n
) dtvorcfl from I.ady Mary Kenyon-
Stuuley. (lauuhter of tho Ihike of
; Ahnvdeen. They were married hi
! OHnwn In J!M7.
i The hiiKbnml teHP'hd Ijidy Mary
had ndmltted In him hnvtiiR lived
with John (iihn.M'c, named an en-
rospomleiit.
MEDFORD MATL
T
E
IS
KIO JANKIHO, .May 14.
tlringing with them the
-w
nrr.t
trans-Atlantic air mall to South,
America. Jean Mermoz, French
aviator, and two companions,
landed at 0:12 n. m.. (4:12 a. m
I:..l.) luT-mliiy at Natal, near the
I northeastern tip of the continent.
The landing completed a flight
of ubout 1700 miles from St.
I.I.HI. Menem.! ivhl. h l r,.... tho
Senegal, which is near the
fnr eastern lip of
21 hours and 12
man an hour longer
aviators had expected
necessary.
would bo
The plane, n -postal hydro-air- """"JSe iw K
., , , .. North 420 feet, thence l-.ast Sao
Plane, left I'erlpgnnn. France -Mayfot to lho ,)lllce 0f beginning, con-
for St. Louis.
KAdLI-J POINT, Ore, May 14.
(Spl.) Mm. Mubol Mack, county
demonBtnitlon agent, will meet with
the Civic Improvement club Thut'H
ilay afternoon, May 15th, and (lorn-
imtrate how to prepare health glv
ing foods from dairy products.
Linn Taylor of Medford has Just
comiilcled a water system and bath
room for .Mr. and Airs. Roy Ash
pole, which greatly adds to tho
comforts of tho home.
Mrs. Ousterhout onil niece.' Mils
OuHtciiiinit of Modesto, Cnl., ar
rived Thursday tit the homo of her
daughter, Mrs. Karl Esch, for a
brier visit.
Mr. and Mis. lloyt Smith of Fish
lake were all night guests ut the
.Hunnysldo hotel Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Young of
Klilgeflehl, Wash., have rented the
property belonging to Mrs. A. R.
McDonald. Mr. Young has been
added to the staff of the First Stale
bank, as t-ashler. .
Alex Mathews of Reese Creek
was In Eagle 'Point Wednesday,
having ome work done at the lo
cal blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Cole of Itosevllle. Cnl., fo"
mcrly nf Kaglc iPoint, and Mrs. M.
I,. Prultt were visitors Friday at
the homo of Mrs. S. E. Howlett.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cndzow of
liutto Falls called on Mrs. Lola
lllldi-eth Saturday.
Mr. anil Mrs. ltoy Stanley of the
Mt. Pitt district were in Eagle
Point Saturday calling on frlendi:.
Lou Smith of Central Point cull
ed on the llowlotts Sunday even
ing. Mrs. ,1. 11. Stanley and Mrs. John
Under went to Medford Friday on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kershaw
of Medford werp-'"Huestfl,Vrat tho
Sunnyslde Monday.
leorge Daley, Sr.. and Mrs. I.ola
lllldroth went to Medford Tuesday
to transact business.
Mr. and Ml". I'lele of Trail, Miss
Helen High. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Englierg. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
I liiniphrey of Keese Creek, Mr. nnd
Mrs. Walter Marshal! of Browns
bnro, Mr. and Mrs, lonard Ilrad
shaw and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Itrnd
shaw of L.-ke Creek were among
those nttendlng the operetta Friday
evening.
A sermon appropriate to Moth
er's day was given by Hev. David
son of tho Presbyterian church
Sunday, i-'peclal music Included a
duet by Mrs. Royal Itrown anil
Mrs. Hub. 1 Smith: solo. Mrs. Edtlll
Wel.lmilli; duet. Mrs. Lillian David
son and son I til I. , !
CENTRAL POINT
t'KNTRAL POINT. On., May 14
(Special.) Uoltlcn Link cIhmh f
the C'hrtytiun church held their
J cIiihm piirty at tho hmue nf Mih.
I-'rt'il Wiley nn Kriiiay ufternoon.
.MvH. 1 lemlerfon look charge of
lho meeting Mrn, IlurseH leil tho
ilivitionu1s, A Hhort prosrum was
Kiven In hrnur of mot horn, after
which the entertainment commit
tee, imiviileii some lively content.
t'ako ami loo cream were served
hy MeMiiamoH t'ockinti, 11, T. Pan
key ami Ktlw. Jone,
Those enjoying: the afternoon
were Memlame i omiff, Herman-
on, t'ornuit, Noale, reek, iani-
innn, 'iinh. Howman, Kit her, Con
ner, KU'hanleon, rurkeypile. Wen-
.Maj'ine, Anderson, Cooker,
Carr, Leap, Mauldinn, O. I'ankey,
Mlltiird, Hin7.lt, OreKory, Hairy,
.lone. Cock ran. Maple, Tetherow,
Htrohmcler, Ilurwoll, II, T. pan key.
Wiley. Henderson, hove, and MIhh
Mary Maury.
Mr. and Mvh. Alvln Tollefson
have. iiiovimI Into the tJarrett cot
lane on Pine Nlrect.
Mr. ami Mim. John Irev are
lutlldinK a new home In the Wol
verton addition eant of Central
Point.
Mr. and Mm. M. MorRan of
Itakernflelt!. Calif., are vlnitlnn
with M iw. Mornan'M parent h, Mr.
and Mr. Hlley Myers.
On Sunday forenoon. May 1 1 n
icon wan born to .Mr. and Mr.
Alvln Wllliaim.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dick Hoffman nnd
um l.co of Thompson Creek were
vLdtur at the tieordo March home
in Friday afternoon.
Xnthv.
l"SffiS
y,M are hereby notified i it
Mi tt. Iiuia A. Kinc, Sam S. Nelson
Jane A. and II. C. Joy, O. A. Klck
eitH. Martin ijuklev and Wm. H.
Hnmllttn, Olive S. Mid 1. A. Stan
ollff. K. CornluK Kenly, Hnv!d
Hunt. K.lmer and Nllie Jcuwcn,
Minnie short, K. i'. '0rn and J. C
ltarnefi. Ik (), Youman, It. H. Pat
iDiiH, .lihn W. an-l Kim Ira May
Cox. P. P. and H. K. Klemlnv,
Hruce P. Klemins. O. A. and Cjirrlo
K. K in. Wm, Pieikschat, J. K.
ami ln!ie Hill, Jane C. Cook, C.
A. and M. K. FVnten, Tt. K. Murder.
P. M. Kershaw, T. J. nnd Kdtth
M. Jifford. K. K. and ltuth Cun
diff. l-eonard Carpenter. Alfred H.
V. Carpenter, Or. 1 O. Inskeen
and 1 4. M. Mflnad hav filed their
, duly acknowledged nd verified
TRIBUNE, MEDFQ1ID,
ltltlons with the Hoard of Direct
ors) of tho Medford Irrigation res
trict praylnir that each particular
piece and imrcol of land herein-arti-r
dcKcriued, being within Jack
aim County. OreKon, be included
within the Medford Irrigation Dis
trict. That l to say:
Laura A. King, whose petition
was filed .May r,th, ltcio, and whose
land to lie included is particularly
described as follows: Lot I. lilock
3. of the town of Phoenix, Jackson
County, Oregon, containing .17
acres. Also
Sam H. Nelson, whoso petition
ll...( It.... lull. inor. r.tt.1
' Wil.1 IIII'M .imj jtfu., i.ui ......
twh,)tle anj i0 be Included is par-
ticulnrlv described as follows:
lilock 2. Capital Hill Addition
'In the County of Jackson, State of
j Oregon, containing .21 of an acre.
,' . ,, ... r , .h. ne.
1 1 it ion was filed May 25th, 1925.
anil whose.land to e included is
j particularly described as follows:
lich Is near the lli glnnmg ao ieei v. est unu i
Africa. It took j -t North of I he corner, gOf
minutes, more w running thence North 363 fe
i Hi-ginning 25 feet West ana 440
ni-c-
1
feet,
han tllclihenre West 638 feet, thence South
I B deg. 0 mln. Kast 370 feet, thence
Souin 17 eg. oo mm. v ei 4.10
tiiininir 6.70 acrea of land. AUo
C. A. KickoitH, whose petition
was filed July 16th, 1925. nnd
whone land to ho Included Is par
ticularly described an follows: l.ot
St, Itlock 14, nnd Lot 18, Block 13,
of 1tturelhurHt Addition, Jackson
County, GreKon, contalnlnR -22 of
an aero. Alno
Martin Qulf,Mcy nnd Wm. 31.
Hamilton, whoso petition was filed
Kebruary loth, f OUfl, and whowe
land to he included Is particularly
deacrihed an follows: G acrea of
land in the NE of XK4 of Hcc
llon 8, Twp. 37 Houtih, J la line 2
Went as shown by deed record, con
taining 5 acres. Also
Olive K and U A. Stancllff,
whose petition wan tiled March
3rd, 1UU7, and whose land to he
included In particularly deaorWed
as follows: All of Lots 1 and 2
and 40 feet off Northeast ends of
Lots numbered 7 nnd 8 In lilock
-12, In the Town of Phoenix. Jack
fcfin County, Oregon, as recorde.l
in Volumo 154 of Deed Records of
Jackson County. OreRon, nt pai?e
221 thereof, containing 146 of un
acre. Also
K. Corning Kenly. whose petition
was filed May 7th, 1927, and whose
land to bo Included is par
ticularly described as follows:
2.80 ncreB In tho NK14 of the NW
y of the NICK of Section 7. Twp.
38 South, Hanso 1 West W. M.
Also
Oavld Hunt, whoso petition was
filed May I7tth, Ht27, nnd whose
land to ho Included Is particularly
described ns follows: Lots 19 and
20 in Block 3. of tho Capital Hill
Addition to the City of Medford.
Oregon, containing .43 of an acre.
AIho .
Klmer nnd Nellie Jensen, wnnsc
petition was filed June 20th, 1127,
and whose land to be Included i
particularly described as follows:
5 ncres out of tho Houthwestcor
ner of the following described
property: Beginning t the NW
corner of Donation Land Claim No.
1(7 in Townnhlp 37 South, HOnge
2 West of W. M. nnd running
thence Knst, along tho North -line
of anid D. L. C. 24.5 chains itiore
or le.vs to n stone set for thcNW
corner of t!he Jacmb Walt, nn tho
S. W. Stephenson bind 41.35 cbaina;
thence West 24,5 chains more it
less to a point duo South of tho
point of beginning; thence NJ'll
41.35 chalnM to thb place nffl l)e
glnnlng. Tho five ncres horcby
conveyed being described as (fol
lows: Beginning at a point in) the
center of the county road 30 'feet
South of the KJ3 corner of the above
described tract, and running thence
North 797. S feet; thence Westj273
feet; thenco South 797.8 feet to
tho center of the county rbnd;
thence Kast 273 feet to tho place
of beginning, that tho land to bo
included Is 1 ncre In the NWVor
ner of tho aihovo described 5 rtjeres
of land. Also j
Minnie Short, whose petittoniwns
filed August 25th. 1927, and whoso
land to 'be Included Is particularly
described fin follows: Lots 2 and
3. Block 3, Phoenix, Jackson Coun
ty, Oregon, containing .33 of un
acre. Also !
K. C. Corn nnd J. C. BaTnes
whoHe petitions were filed and
whose lands - are particularly de
scribed hh follows: Petition filed
April 19ih, 1928, for tnelusion of
land described as follows: Com
mencing at Nh corner of Govern
ment Lot L Twp. 38 South, Hango
2 West of the Willamette Meridian;
running thence Ka.-H 22N leet;
thence North 4X1 feet to the cen
ter of the county road: thence Kast
along the center of the county road
iiMiu root to tne w. a. uitenti ot
the Medford Irrigation District:
thence from this the true polrtt of
beginning West 222 feet, tttenco
South 478 feet; thence Kast 231 feet
to tho center of the above-named
irrigation lateral; thenco tyi a
Northerly direction niong the Cen
ter of said lateral 4S7 feet t? the
place or beginning, containing J.o
acre more or le. It being? the
wish that only 1 ncre on the Knst
side of land bo Included in) the
irrigation district. Also petjtion
filed Juno 5th, HI2S, for thd in
clusion of bind described nsi fol
lows: Commencing at the NKicor
ner of Government Lot 1. Section
2. Township as. South, Hango 2
West of the Willamette Meridian;
running thence Kiist 228 feet ;
thence North 481 feet to the cen
ter of the county road; thence
Kast along the center of the- county
road 1M3 feet to tho place of -beginning;
thence from this point of
beginning North 4S7 feet; thence
Kast 124 feet; thence South. 4S7
feet to the center of the county
road; thence West 124 feet to the
place of beginning, containing 1.4
a ores, nmrf o r lews and -being ft
part of Lot 9. Henacres, reserving
right of way for ditches around
the boundary thereof. Also peti
tion filed June 5th. l!;s. tot tho
inclusion of land described a?i fol
lows: Commencing at the NK cor
ner of Government Lot 1, Section
2, Twp. 3S. li. 2 W. of the . M.
and running thence Mast 22S lfeet;
thence North 4M feet to the center
of the county road IT1 feet to the
place of beginning; thence rom
this true point of )egluning -Kast
179 feet: thence North 4S7 feet:
thence West Ktf feet; thence South
4S7 feet to the place of beginning,
containing 2 acres, more or
less and deslnnnted as Lot
in. excepting righef wav fop Irri
gation ditcho around the bound
ary thereof. Also petition filed
June 5th. 1 S . for the inclusion of
land described aj follows; Com
mencing at the NK corner of Gov
ernment Lot 1, Section 2. Twp. 38
S. ltange 2 West. W. M.. running
tnem-e Kast 228 feet: thence North
4M fret to the center of the county
road: thence Kast along the cen
ter of the county road 2017 feet
to the place of teginnln; thenee
from this true point of beginning
North 0-7 feet: thence Kat 25H.S4
feet: thence South 4!7 feet; thence
West !t. feet to the place of
beginning. conOutlng 3 an-e of
land; being fcois 11 and 12 Hen
aeies unrecorded subdivision. Also
H. O. Voumans. whose pefltlon
wa.s filed .O.ne J?ih, 192K. ' 1
whose land to be Included is par
ticularly described as follows: Lot
1. 'o-glnnlng at a point which ts
West i?.33 chains, South l) fret,
OREOONV WEDNESDAY,
West 231.25 feet und South 1079. S
feet from tho Northeast corner of
Donation Land Claim No. 7'J In
Twii. 37 .South, Range 2 West of
the W. M. and from Bald point
running thence tiouth 120 feet:
thence West 181.25 feet: thencoi
North 120 feet, thence East 181.23 1
feet to the place of beginning, con-J
talning H acre of lund, more or i
less. Also
It. H. Parsons, whose petition!
waif filed April 2nd. 1-J29. and;
whose land to 'be included is par- j
ticularly described as follows: De
glnning at the Northwest corner of
Lot 1. Crestbrooke Orchard lactH I
and running thence Kast along rho !
North lino of said Ixit 1 a distance
of 232.5 feet; thence South a din- i
tance of 937 feet to the South line,
of snld Lot 1; thence West along i
the Houth line or said Lot l a ois
tanco nf 232.5 feet to tho South-
'west corner of said Lot 1: thence
North along tile West line of sum
Lot 1, 937 feet to the place nt
; oeginnmg. sinm n uii i.um
brooke Orchard tracts. Also
John W. Sand Klmlra May Cox,
whose petition was filed April
1 929, nnd whose land to be In
cluded is particularly described ns
follows: Beginning at a point
which is 1HS2 feel Kast and 180
feet South of tho Northwest cor
ner of Donation Land Claim No.
82. in Township 37, Hango 2 Wct !
W. M.. in Jackson County, Oregon, j
and running thence South 237 leet;
thence West 183.8 feet; thenco
North 237. foet; thence Kast 183.8
foot to the .place of beginning, con
taining 1 ncre more or less. Also
li, P. nnd H. II. Fleming, whoso
petition was filed August 31st. 1925,
and Whoso land to bo Included Js
particularly described as follows:
Beginning lltlti.8 feet West of tho
NK corner of D. L. C. No. 91. in
Township 37 South, Hango 2 West,
running thence South 18 deg. 40
mln. Kast 803 feet; thence South
0 deg. West 8G2 feet along the Kast
boundary of said tract; thenco
North 57 deg. 35 min. West 228
feet along tho North 'boundary of
Phoenix and Jacksonville road;
thence North 70 deg. 10 mln. West
1 388 feet; thence North 63 deg.
35 mln. West 382 feet; thence
North 49 deg. 13 mlh. West 435
feel; thence North 0 deg. 0 min.
Kast 565 feet along the WeBt lino
of said tract; thence East along
the North line of Bald tract 1913
feet to tho noint of beginning, con
taining 57.5 ncres of land. Also
Bruce P. Fleming, whose peti
tion was filed June 4th. 1929. and
whose land to be Included is par-
ticularly described as follows; Land
111 M of HOC 32, Twp. Hi SOUlll,
Hango 2 West, containing 7.8 acres.
Also
(i. A. and Carrie K. King, whose
petition was filed July 31st. 1929.
and whose land to be included is
particularly described as follows:
Commencing nt the NK corner of ,
Government Lot 1, Section 2. Twp.
3S South, Hango 2 West of W. M.; :
runninx tnenco isast ieet; i
thence North 481 feet to the cen-
ter of the county road; thence Kast
along the center or te county roau
1803 feet to the place of beginning; I
thence from this true point of be- !
ginning Kast 164 feet: thence South
487 foet: thenco west 1H4 roet; ,
thence North 4S7 feet to tho place1
or btginnlng, containing 1.8 ncres
more or less, excepting, however.
rfcfht of way for ditches around the
boundary thereof. Also I
Wm. PrelKschat, whose petition
was filed July 31st, 1929, nnd 1
whose land to be Included is par
ticularly described as follows: Be
ginning at a point in tho center
of tho county roaa i;ixi.u lent
North .and-'lOKO jfeot JSast. of the
Aorineast corner vi uovernmeni
Lot 1. Section 2, Township 38 South
of Hango 2 West of the Willamette
Meridian, running thenco .North
along tho center of the county road
140.0 teet; tnence i'Jast tizu ieei;
thence South 1 40.(1 feet; thence
West 620 feet to tho place of be
ginning, containing 2 acres more
or less and known o Lot 30 Hen
acres, excepting right of way for
road along thy. west end thereof.
Also
J. B. nnd T,assie Hill, whose pe
tition was filed August 1st. 1929.
and whose land to be Included is
particularly described ns follows:
Commencing at the Northwest cor
ner of Government Lot 1. Section
2, Township 38. South, Hango 2
West of the Willamette Meridian,
running thence Kast 451 feet :
thence North 161 feet to the North
Fork of Canal, from this true
point of beginning North 320 feet
to center of tho county road;
thence Kast 223 feet; thence South
3S5 feet to Medford Irrigation Dis
trict ditch: thence In a AVostorly
direction 232 feet to place of be
ginning, containing 1.8 acres, more
or less, excepting right of way for
irrigation ditch around the bound
ary thereof. Also
Jane C. Cook, whose .petition was
filed August 6th, 1929, ami whose
land to bo Included is partlcw.arly
descri'bed ns follows: Commencing
at t he Nort beast corner of G ov
ernnient Lot ' 1, Section 2. Town
ship 38 South, Hange 2 West of
the Willamette Meridian; running
thence Kast 22S feet; thenco North
4S1 feet to the center of the county
road: thenco Kast along the cen
ter of the county road 405 feet to
the place of -'beginning: thenco
from this true point of beglnnin::
North 487 feet; thence Kast 47
feet to the center of the county
road; thence South along tho cen
ter of the county roa d 487 f ee t :
thence West 447 feet to the place of
beginning, containing 5 acres more
or less and designated as Lots 3
and 4, excepting right of way for
ditches nnd roads. Also
C. A. Fen ton, whoso petition was
filed .November 4th, 1929. nnd
whose land to be included is par
ticularly described as follows; Be
ginning at a point which Is West
19.33 chains. South 10 feet. West
231.25 feet nnd South 1319.8 feet
from the .Vortheast , corner of
Donation Land 4'laim No. 79. In
Township 37 South, Hange 2 West
of the Willamette Meridian, m
Jackson County, uregon. nnd from
said point running thence Soutn
120 feet; thence West 1S1.25 feet:
thence North 120 feet; thence Kast.
1 1 i ii root to the place of begin
nlng. containing ncre of land
more or less. Also
B. K. Harder, whose petition was
filed November 7th. 1929. and
whose land to be Included Is par
ticularly described as follows: Be
ginning 66 feet South of corn
common to Sections 16-17-20-21, Irt
Township S7 South of Hnnge 2
West of the Willamette Meridian:
thence West 268 feet: thenco South
6S feet: thence Kast 135 feet:
rhonc South 200 feet: thence Kast
133 feet- thence North 26? feet to
point or beginning, all In Jackson
i ounty. Oregon, containing one
acre more or less. Also
T. J. and Kdith M. Gifford.
whose petition was filed Novem
ber 7th. 1929. nnd whose land to
be Included is partlcularlv describ.
ed a" follows; lnd In Section 16.
Township 3. South. Hango 2 West,
W. M.. contorting & acres. Also
P. M. Kerrh.v.v, whose petition
was filed November 7th, 1929. and
whose land to b. included Is par
ticularly described as follow: He-'
ginning 64H feet Kast from the
Southwest corner of the Northeast
ijimrter of thf Southwest quarter of
section 27. Township 3 6 South
Mange 1 West of the WtllnmPtte
Meridian and running thence South
SO deg. 5: min. euM 6235 f eet
theme North ,3 13 fott; thence
West 623 feet; thence South 1313
feet to the place ot beginnlns, and
MAY 14, J930.
containing 18 acres, more or less.
A'k B. Cundlff, whose petition
was filed November 26th, 1929, and
whose land to "be Included is par
ticularly described on follows: Be
ginning at a point in the center f
the county road 1665.1 feet North
and 1080 feet Kast of tho North
east corner of Government Lot 1.
Section 2, Township 38 South.
Hange 2 West of the W. M.. run
ning thence North along the cen
ter of the county road '210.9 feet;
thence Kast 620 feet: thence South
210.9 feet; thence West 620 feet
to the place of beginning, contain
ing 3 acres more or less and known
b- tjit k HonArres. exceutine right
of way for road along the West I
end thereof. Also J
Leonard Carpenter, whoso petl-.
tlon was filed December 17, lJ-a, ,
and whose land to be included is ;
narticular v described ns follows: I
L.,iin fnot Vnrth nnd
3156.78 feet West of the section
nrr... flnmmnn In fact nits Zl. 22. i
corner common to actions ti,
27 and 28, Township 37 South, j
Hange 1 West of the Willamet
Meridian and running thence
5S2 feet: thence Soutti 24 deg.
West 141 feet; thence South 24
deg. 0 mln. Kast 272 feet: thence
South 4 deg. 0 mln.. Kast 607 feet;
thence North 90 deg. 0 mln. East
22 5 feet; thence North 60 deg. 0
mln. East 110 feet: thenco North
90 deg. 0 mln. east 100 feet; thence
North 177 feet; thence North 6.
deg. 0 min. East 240 feet; thence
North 600 feet to the place of be
ginning, and containing 12.4 acres,
more or less. Also
Alfred S. V. and Helen B.undy
Carpenter, whose potitlon was filed
December 17, 1929, and whoso
land to be Included Is particularly
described as foHoWs: Beginning
at the Northwest corner of tho
Southwest quarter of the Northeast
uuarter, Section 20, Township 37,
South, Range 2: West of the Wil
lamette Meridian, Jackson County,
Oregon: thenco South 0 deg. 30
min. West 495 feet: thence North
89 deg. 42 min. East 1320 feet to
a point on the West line of Lot C;
thence North 495 feet to the North
east corner of tho Southwest quar
ter of Northeast quarter of Section
20; thence West 1320 feet to the
place of beginning, including 1 5
acres out of said Southwest quar
ter of Northeast qunrtcr. Section
20, Township 37 South. Range 2
West of Willamette Meridian. Also
L. D. Inskeep, whose petition was
filed March 14th. 1930, and whoso
land to be included is particularly
described as follows: Beginning
at the center of Section 16, Town
ship 37 South, Hange 1 West of
the Willamette Meridian and run
ning thence North 20 deg. 41 min.
West 254.5 feet; thence South 38
deg. 8 min. West 300 feet; thence
South K9 deg. 36 mln. Kast 274.5
feet to the place of beginning and
containing .75 acres, more or less,
all in Jackson County, Oregon;
and also commencing 3057.7 feet
South 89 deg. 36 mln. Kast of the
quarter corner common to Sections
16 and 17 in Township 37 South,
Range 1 West of the Willamette
Meridian and running thence North
12 deg. 26 mln. East 210 feet;
thence South 83 deg. 26 min. West
210 feet; thenco South 0 deg. 34
min. West 181.20 feet; thenco
South 89 deg. 36 mln. Kast 166.10
feet to the place of beginning and
containing .62 acres, more or less,
all in Jackson County, Oregon.
Also!
L. M. LOFLAND, whose petition
was filed April 7th, 1930, and
whose land to be included is par
ticularly described as follows: Be
ginning 13 feot South nnd 20 feet
lOast from tha SVV oornorP'f 'ttitfT
O. lv. J. NO. 74, TOWnsnip 37 SoUttl,
Range 2 AVest of the Willamette
Meridian, Section 27, and running
thence South 1385 feet, thence
North 89 deg. 0 min. East 350 foet,
thence North 1368 feet, thence
West 350 feet to the place of be
ginning, containing 11 acres, moro
or less. ,
And the petitioners severally
further pray that orders bo m&do
by the said Board of Directors of
the Medford Irrigation District,
that said lands, as above particu
larly described, be included within
the Medford Irrigation District.
All persons Interested In, or who
may be affected by the proposed
change of the boundaries of said
District, or by the inclusion of said
lands In said District, are hereby
notified to appear at the office of
the Board of Directors of said Dis
trict, at 323 South Fir Street. Med
ford, Oregon, on the 3rd day of
June, 1930. at 2 o'clock p. m. of
said day, and then and there show
cause, if any they have, why the
prayers of said petitioners, or nnv
of them, should not be granted
nnd the land therein described be
included in the Medford Irrigation
District.
BOARD OF DIHKCTORR.
MEDFORD IRRIGATION
DISTRICT.
By E. M. Wilson, Secretary.
Xotli-o for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
V. S. Land Office at
RoseburR, OreRon,
April lUh, 11130.
Notice Is hereby tjiven that Wil
liam J. While, of Trail. Oregon,
who, on March 22, 1!27. made
Homestead Kntry, Serial No. 0HJ,
700, f..r Lots 2 and 3. HK NW4
nnd SW4 N K V , Section 3. Town
ship 33 S., Rane l 10.. Willamette
Meridian, ha filed notice of In
tention to make final three-year
proof, to establish claim to tho
land above described, before
Chauncey Florey, V. S. Commis
sioner, at Medford, Oregon, on the
26th day of May, 1030.
Claimant names ns witnesses:
I'aul K. Sandoz, nf Trail, Ore
gon: Denny Zimberlee. of Trail,
Oregon; George R Gates, of Trail,
Orejion; George Clanfield, of Dal
las, Oreuon.
HAMILL A. CANADAY.
Register,
I'liblU- l4iml Sale.
Department of tho ltiterlor.
(T. 8. Ijind Office at
Roseburp. Oregon,
April 14th, 1!30.
Notice Is hereby given that, ns
directed by the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, under
provisions of Sec. 24ri;, R. S., pur
suant to the application of Vera
Kershaw, of Eagle Point, Oregon.
Serial No. 0IS243, we will offer at
public sale, to the highest bidder,
but at not less than $2. &0 ner acre.
j at 10 o'clock a. ni.. on the 9th day
I of June, 1 130. next, at this office,
jthe following tract of Innd: NK'i
SKi. Sec. 13, T. 37 S., R. 1 K..
jW. M.
j The sale will not be kept open,
1 but will be declared closed when
those present nt the hour named
htivp ceftferl hldilinK. The lrsoni,,, Jll? dJJMn,,l,t pijs l,9rtfl.500.oi
making the hinheft bid will be ro-
ltiired to immediately pay U19
a in mint thereof.
Any persons rlalmlnc adversely
the Hbove-desrrlbed land are nd
vie,i to file their clalni. or ob
jection.", on or before the time
desltnmtfd for wile.
H.WH LL A. CANARY.
Hegister.
ntltv fir IMihlimtlort.
Denartment of the Interior.
V. 8. lnd Office at
fioeburt;, Orriroru
April 1Mb, lK3o.
Nottoe is hereby glvrn that Lou
Kills Bean, of lke Cr.ote(ron.
My -"tn. nt'jn, mad
Homestead nOy. nerlal No. Oltiiifii
for 8Hr NKS and NKU SKU, Sec
tlon ;'3f lownshlp 37 S., Jtunge 3
E.. Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make final
hree-vuar proof, to establish claim
,rtehelattnd,abovo described, before
ChRjncey Florey. U. h. Comnil"
.inner. Medford, Oregon,
23rd day of May. 1930.
" Claimant names as witnesses:
C Hubs Moore, of Lnko CreeK.
Oregon: Clarence C.
Medford. Oregon: Goo. R. L"J"''
of Klamath nans, ui.
K. Wilkenson, of Lake Creek. Ore-
u.ivril.l. A. CANADA 1 .
ton. nenister.
Xollco for Publication Isolated
Tract.
dm). ll Tjvnd Sale.
Department of the Interior. j t.. Kan Francisco, Calif. , .
US. Land Office at . Mcfurdy-banieU luiurauct Agency, Inc., Md
Roseburg, Oregon, ford, Oreuoii.
April 30. 1930.
Is hereby given that, as
No Ice s Xioner of
oieu o , , nttio. under
Me
.enerai J-ami u l ,
Proviso to provisions of a .
F'I'Hrt
t u mtramint tn tile a PI' 11
" ' inmes E Peyton, Tra 1
cation , of Jl"e8035Vwe will of
fw " punuc . (
highest
bidder, but at not less than $3.00
per acre, at 10 o ciock a. "..
the 10th day of June. 1930, nex.,
at this office, the following tract
of land: N SW y and NA V
HE K, Sec. 21, T. 33 S.. R. 2 E.,
This tract is ordered Into the
market on tho showing that tho
greater part thereof is mountain
ous and unfit for cultivation.
The sale will not bo kept open,
hut will be declared closed when
thoso present at the hour named
have ceased bidding. The person
making the highest bid will be re
quired to Immediately pay the
amount thereof. (:
Any persons claiming adversely
the above-described land are ad
vised to file their claims, or objec
tions, on or before the time desig
nated for sale.'
HAM I'LL A. C ANA DAT,
Register.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. H. Land Office at
Roseburg, Oregon,
May 5th. 1930.
Notice Is hereby given that Mar
tin Luther Hughes, of Butte Falls,
Oregon, who, on June 18. 192C,
made Homestead Entry -Serial No.
0KU07. for N V Section 21.
Township 34 8., Range 2 E., Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice
of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim to
tho land anove described, berore
Chatincey Florey, U. 6. Commis
sioner, nt Medford, Oregon, on the
16th day of June, 1930.
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Cobleigh, Dave Hutchen,
Ralph Hmciien, Raleigh M. Con
ley, all of Rutto Falls, Ore.
HA MILL A. CAN A DAY.
Register.
Notice for 1111111011(1011.
Department of tho Interior.
U, S. Land Office at
Roseburg, Oregon,
April 2uth, 1330.
Notice Is hereby slven that
IOtmua Anna Stanley, of .Medford,
Ore. (Gen. Del.), who, on May 14,
11(25, made Homestead Entry No.
010042, for Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4, Sec
tion 31, Township 40 s., Range 3
V Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of. Intention to make final
threo-year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
Chauncey Florey, U. S, Commis
sioner, ftt Medford, Oregon, on the
31st day of May, 1030. t
Claimant names as witnesses:
' Hiirfy relma nnd Lillie Helms,
both of Jacksonville, Ore.;'Mabol
May Garrison and Dannie 0; Gar
rison, both of Medford, Ore.
HAM ILL A. CANADAY.
- Register.
synorwitf of Anmi.il Rtittemcnt nf the
GLOBE INDEMMTY COMPANY
of Newark, in Hie Slate nf New Jersey, on the
thlily-firnt day of Deermhcr, 102!), made to the
liuuiiiiiee Cumin Nsioner of the State or Orecon,
pursuant to law:;
CAPITAL
Amount of capital uck imld
U $ 2, .100,000. 00
INCO.MK
Net premiums recclted durh
tlw er $22, 190.872, 8H
Intrrnt. dividends and mils re
ceived during the year .... 1.544,747.91
Income from oilier sources re
ceded during the year .... 213,390.54
Total income 23,'J5j,01 1.33
PIHItl'ltHKMKN'TS
Net lo-ssrs paid durim; the year
including adjiKtment ieii-
$13,235,140.00
Pliidrnds jtnid on capital stock
diittnt the year 700,000.00
Commit Ions and salaries paid
during tlie year 6, 055,230.57
Taie., licenses and fees paid dur
ing the year li 06,224. 82
Amount of all oilier e&pendi-
tutes 1,071.245.15
Total ciponditum ,
assk ra
.(JJ.317.847.44
Value of real eMale oiwd (mar
ket r;ilnr)
.$ 1,588,031. lit!
Value of ttitrks and ImhnU ovneil
(nunket alne)
Loans on mortRiiiies and collal-
teral, etc
Cash in hunks and on tuial. . . .
Piemlum.i in course of collection
uiilten bince tfeplemher 3(1,
All otlirr ti-.-ets
1 1 tt ci est and rents due and ac-
ctuwl
18,883,7324)0
2.052,285.81
4.037. 100. 12
731,522.20
320.971.80
Total admitted assets f;i7.ti23.(il5.rU
I.1AIUUTIKS
lliw claims Ut les uiipaid 1 4 J02,2UU.53
Amount of unearned premiums
mi oil otil st ami ing rhks 8,815,037.25
Due for commission nutl Inokei-
Re 8H3.707.83
All other liiiltititlfti 0,442,5X4.1(1
INilal liabilities, exclusive of
capital stork of 2. . Mill. (ItiO. 30, 123.015. 59
M'SINKflS IX HKKtill.N KtHt TjIK YKAH
Net premiums recched during the
vear f'.9.lfl0.35
hisses paid rtinliijt the year , 8,ajti."tl
Uti itKurteil durlntc tiie year.. 28,512.08
Name of t'omiwny, UMt liKlemnity Company.
Name of President, A. hunriui Iteid.
Name of Secretary, V. )(. KinRstuny.
Statutory icsidenl attorney tor erice, Harry
L. Ibflety.
McCmdy-baiilels Insuiaiatc ABeney, Inc., Med
ford, Oregon.
8nish o( the Antanl Statftornt of tlie
LONDON & LANCASHIRE INDEMNITY COM
PANY OF AMERICA
of Xrw York, in tlie State of New York 011 11
Iliirly-flMt day of percmlff. made to the
liMiranee CommUsioner of the State of Orefon,
puiMuut to law:
( Al'ITAI.
Amount f capital tick wti up $ 750,000.00
IM'OMK
.Net ptemiumi rerehed dm ins tlie
Vr s, 213.997. 71
Intcmt. dhtdtttfV, and rtnti re-
rrird dmiiK the year 192,210.10
Income from othn source! re
ceived dm kit tle ear .... 016.25
Total income 435.824. 12
IU8B1 K8KMK.NT8
Net lime ruld diirtnc tl i-Mr in-
lHhVn(h paid nn capital stock
renins ine year
Cumml'.'.inm ait Mlarln paid dur
ing; the year
Tar. lireiMi ami fi paid
during; tiie year
Amount of all otlier expenditure
37,500.00
1.097,471.34
81.4!rt.i;
1 77,849.:.
Total Mpfrwlitiirp S3. 300. 877. 00
Value of real utile osned (mar-
Ut taliie) t
Value nf tock and Ixvuls oned
(market lalor ) .1.729,1)51.00
iamiw mi in ann roiiitrr-
ai, etc.
Ch in lank and on hand....
i'rmlnm In course ' r'lleriinn
iit ten lnce mntfinhet :ti,
ltf '
Interc-t and rent due atirl
eiowl
All ollirt Sdmiltnt
6tt.:ifi:.:l
7J1.851.9T
fH.18S.73
IKiUlft.JI
T"-tal tdmltled ?eti
. .r,io).i;3,i
LIAHIMT1K8 .
Gruu rlxlnu fur Iusum mijMid. . 1 ,8 ju,d;ih y0
Amount of uiwariifd prfiniunu tin
all uiiitaiiiliiifi rUki I,u:u,:tl4 7k
Due fur cuiiimiviluii am) broker-
156,701 Tl
All other liabilities SO.5uu.io
Total llHiillltiei, eictushe of
e-'llnt utiiek $3.TG1.4R4 47
IH'HINKSH IN OltKtJOX FUR TUB YEA it
Net riiunu reeeited during the
Kr 30.3iis.(i.
Lise paid durliic lite year Ift.:nr 31
Luv-e incurred during tlw year..,. 21, 7 j,
Name of Company. l,nnelon k Lancashire In.
dfiwilty t'umiiany ot America.
.Same ot Vice Presideut, V. J. Gobble.
Name uf SecreJnrv J. Vrmwn.
Suuitory resident sttonwy for wrtice, bud.
I.V II AliMl.
um. W. tillmore. Vice President, s.ii
BynofKte ef Arniiial Statement of tlie
ORIENT INSURANCt COMPANY
tlii ry-rir.1 dny af Pecemher, l2fl. made to
Wrj(BC roniroiiiloiier of Uie State of OietJ
pursuant to law:
CAPITAL
Amount of capital stock paid up l,00O,OO0,oo
Net premiums received during the
received during the
2,447.7fT&f
nkIs and rents re- -.
year .
Interest, dividend
celvwl during the year. 31
Income from other source received
during the year 4,4ro.on
, Total income . . . .12,7.(9,272.2tt
DIHIICUHK.MKNTS
Net losses puld during thycar In-
cl noli ik adjustment .cipftae .$1,010,
Dhideiuls paid oil Mpitnl Ktock
(hirhtg tlie year . . . .t 2oU,0(iu.0U
Commission.1? and salaries paid dur
um the year 833, .VJ 7. 33
Take, licennes nnd feed puid dur-
Init the year 2Ifl.ri23.ltl
Amount of all other expenditures 440.77!i.8!i
Total expenditures '. .?2,7,H3,5t)9.51
A88HT8
Value of real estate owned (mar
ket value) 5u5.0-lU.BL
Value or tttockx and lunula .owned 1 I
(niiirkct value) 0.880,ti00.lju
Uans on mortfWKes and collater
al, etc 0
Cash in hunks and oil hand .... 020,018.1)9
Premium In cihii-p of rolled 'mi
Hiltteit since September 30,
iouo 502.an.7ti
Intcrext und renin due au ac-
eriied 43,fi llt.ilW
llehisiirniNT due from other com
panies on paid lobNCl 12.14ft.lil
T'jil admitted assets ; . . . . . $7,57 fl, 8 57. 33
LIABILITIES
Crust eUlnti for Iossm ium.iid.. 302,901.70
Amount nf uiK-.iriied oreinmiiia Oil
nil nulklatK HUE tliKS J,l
3,130.43S
1li for rnmniisai(Hl aim liruker-
All other nihilities . . . . 37U,Tl.x.
Total IhiMlltles. exclusive of
cuplUl liwk of ?t. 0IMI.0(i0.:i. 710.221. 87
Ul'SINKHS IN OKKdtlN FIHt T11K YKAIt
Net nreniiniiw receivetl dm ii the
year 17,!t1t1.je
IiMM wld dtrriita tlw year 7.H;i.l
Use Incurred diiring (lie year 7.4i:t.l
, N.ime of ('umi)iiiiy, Orient Insurance Dmioanj.
Nmue of President, (lilhrrt Klnttan.
Name of secretary. A. II. Murpliy.
Rtatntory resident attorney for. sertlee. PihI
ley TL Allen.
Wm. W. (Illmore, MtnnKcr. 1'arlflc Ucpnrtment,
332 Pine 8t.. San Kranciscft, fallf.
J.- W. Wakefield, Amnt. Medford, Oregon.
INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
Home Fire Insurance
Company
of Ltltle Rock, In the stale of Arkansaw,
on the tlilrty-flrat day of December, lfl2,
mnde to tha Insurance CommiflBlonor of tho
tttate of Urcgort, pursuant to law: .
Capitol
Amount of capital atoclt paid
. up ;...$ 760,000.00
. - Income ,,
Net premiums received during
the year .ft, 809,319.21
in v rem, aiviarnan ana- rcrr
received during the year ... 95,fl
income irnm 01 nor nonrcea re
ceived during the year .
7,639.1 f '
Total . Income .Sl,0ia,889.CI
, , .- Dlatturarinrnta
Net losKcs pnld diirinn the yenr, ,
IrtcludiriK adjustment ex
penses 92i,H0.S3
Dividends paid on capital stock
durlriK the year 7S.000.00
Commissions and salaries paid
during tho year . 674.186.54
Taxes, licenses and feci paid
during the year 80.769.59
Amount ot all other expendi
tures , 210.237.40
Total expenditures $1,834,334.41
Assets
Value of stoeki and bonds
owned (market value) 12.207.877.71
Caah in banks and on hand ... 231.14963
Premiums tn course of collec
tion written alnce September
30.1929 350.275.41
Interest and rents dUB and
accrued , .-, 1.6R1.41
All other assets. .1 11,444.29
Total admitted assets.. ..$2,822,425.45
MnUllltles
Grass claims for losses unpaid. . !l56.483.S8
Amount of unearned premiums '
on all outstanding, risks 1,308,205.09
Due for commission and brok-
eraKe
All other liabilities 107. 876. 3
Federal taxes 23.000.00
Total liabilities, exclusive or
capital Block ft, 595.565.33
Business In Ore xnn far tha Year
the year 1 12.6fi9-W
Losses paid dttrlnR the year 2.0fl0.t J
Losses incurred during the year 2,020.8b
Name of Company
HO.MK KII1K I.NHl ltAN K CO.
, A. 8. Bnnks. President. '
"Cr D. Kenesson. Rerretary.
Statutory resident attorney for service,
IngujBJicc CwnmlBslorier.
8YNOP8I8 OPTHP; ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THB
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company
of New Yorn city, in the State of Ne
ork, on ll-e. thlrty-flrst'day of December.
1029, made to the Insurance Commissioner
of thf ptale of OrcKun, pursuant to law:
- - . Income
Amount of vcapltal stock :
mpald up..:. 1. '..:...$
rout premium Income for
, tho yiar , A ,647.982.965.23
Interest, dividends and rents
, received dtirlnit tho year. 143.621.&V0.84
Income from other sources
received durlnc the year. 27. 007.863. W
Total Income .'.f 818, 682.ol9.v5
DUbursrtmntS
Paw tor tosses, endow- x .
racnts. annuities and sur-
rrnder values f 248.702.901-41
Dividends paid to policy
ho;dcrs durinn the year. . . 74.781, 479. 77
CommijmloTra and salaries
paid durlnc the vear 102,705.514-M
Taxes, licenses and fees
. paid durlns; the year..;.. - 12.981.423. '
Amount of all other ex-
pendl.ures .- 71, 971, 462. 3
Amount returned to policy-"
holders in consideration 1
of direct jjayment of
weekly premrnms at home . ... d
of lice or district offices. . 4,178.716.fiV
Total expenditures .". t .'. .1 613,321.4S W
1 . Assets '
Value of real estate owned
( i market taJus) ......... f 87,212.559.39
Value of stocks ana bonds '
owned (market, or amor- .
tired valuei .. ...1... 1,200,870.305. -.2
Loans on mortitaRes and ...
collstsral. etc 1.388,873,8''-19
Premium notes and poller
loans 270. 0M. 17. 51
Cann in hanks and on hand-. - 17.353,330.1
Net uncollected and deferred ....
premiums 6fl.432.5.1
Interest and rents due and .
accrued . 48 8P2.217 J
Other assets (net) 3,MQ.6E5.4
Total admitted assets 83.010.560.051"
. Ia Millies
Net reserves $2,823,110.97 0
OroM claims for losses and , .
m..ur .naa.m, un- ' 5:!.,i
Rutrv. lot d'lvldMi' par
able in 1930 (Including
Aecld.nt and Heaitb ' . I
. 02T,00.00I ..."rr....V.. I2.JJI.5MIM
All other Uabilltle. lOT.SM.d1-
TotM llabllltlf,. ,dulv
or unainlcnM fund, laur- m
Plual of J17J.4.1,ua2.l4.J.33.11V.01
Bnlnn. Im Oman for lb. Year
uro,, prrmluma received
durinc the year 1
PremluTtii i nd dividend, re
ttirned durlnr the year. .
and rn.ti(d endow,
menu paid furirj Ih.
I.193.40I.N
Name or Comnanv
MKTHOPOI.IT AN I If K IM.I B A f
rBf:nFricKtiiMrF;?;K::R. Pr.lU.
I.I.IAM r . KI.P.TCIIKK. Swretirr
olatntory resident attorney for irrvice-
Israel R llervln