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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE MEPFORO, ' OREGON. SUNDAY. APRIL 8. 1934. PAOE TTTItKK v 4 St. Mark's Episcopal Ernest 8. Bartlam, Rector Holy communion, 8:00 a. m. Sunday school, 10:00 a, m. Holy communion, 11:18 a. m. Church of the Nmarene John T. LaRose, pastor The paBtor will apeak at both services Sunday. His theme for morn ing worship at 11 will be ''Unseen Environment." For the evening evangelistic serv ice at 7:30: "When Are We Well Off?" "Forceful messages of timely truth -pertinently told." Sunday Bible school at 9:45 Sun day morning. A happy throng meets here every Sunday. Will you join us? Young People's society- meeting in two groups at 6:30 Sunday evening. They're alive, doing things and going places. In spiritual life. Mid week prayer and Bible study In the church Wednesday evening. 7 :30 to 0:00. Yes, you are welcome here every Sunday. The Full Gospel Tabernacle ' Newtown St. off Main J, Logan Stuart, Pastor - Sunday school, 0:45. Morning worship and sermon by the pastor. 11 o'clock. ' Evangelistic meeting. 7:30. Rev. Donald H. Fee, of Ashland, will preach at this service. Prayer meeting Tuesday evening, 7:30. Bible study Thursday evening, 7:30. The public, is cordially Invited. First Baptist Church W. H. Eaton. Minister 0:45 a.m. Sunday school. 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Musical features: solo, "Seek Ye the Truth," sung by Myron Eaton, and the anthem, "I Will Extol Thee," by Lowden, sung by the chorus choir under direction of Mrs. H. V. Warden. 6:30 p. m. Young people's group meetings. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Mass singing. The chorus choir singing, "Memories of Galilee." Address, "The Plus Sign." by the pastor. You will enjoy these services and the cordiality of our people. Come and see. St. Peter's Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod) Bast Main Street and Portland Ave. H. H. Young, pastor Sunday school and Bible class at 10 o'clock. Divine service at 11 o'clock. This will be & confirmation reunion serv ice for all who have been confirmed in St. Peter's Lutheran congregation. All members of former classes are urged to be present and help make possible a 100 per cent attendance of their class. A dinner will be served by the ladles of the congregation In the church basement. The pastor will have roll call of all classes and give a brief history of each class, and read communications of members absent because of distance. The pastor will address the classes and congregation on the theme: "An Admonition to Continued Faithful- ness." The ladles are requested to bring lunches. Deaf mute services this afternoon conducted by Pastor E. Elchman of Portland. No evening service this evening. The Ladles' Aid meets Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the home ' of Mrs. John Hueners near Jackson ville. The regular quarterly buslnV meeting of the congregation will be held Sunday afternoon. Y. P. S. busi ness meeting will also be held Sun day afternoon. ClWuni- DAINTY FEET ' SHAPELY ANKLES GRACE-POISE o Foot trouble is a serious thins. Those aches and pains slowly but surely put lines in the face. Wearing shoes that are not prop erly fitted distorts the feet, swells the ankles; ruins the shape, liness of the limbs and robs one of grace and poise. If you su (Ter from your feet, by all means attend this special tir. Scholl's FOOT COMFORT Demonstration WEDNESDAY, April 11th What you will Iparn about tout fpft at 'thu Demonstration will be of litVtimf benefit to you. By special arrangement, we have ecurrH the exduiive tmc of an Kxpert from the Chicago Staff of Dr. Wm, M. Sertoli, world noted Foot Authority, for this important oeraion. You will aee all the newest of Dr. Church of Cod Corner of Haven and Holly Streets D. M. Clemens, pastor. Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Morning worship. 11 a. m. Subject, "Comforting the Church." Young people In charge of open ing period to evening service. Bessie Shewmake. leader. 7:30 p. m. Preaching 8 p. m. Subject, "Prov ing Our Amount." Prayer service Wednesday, 7:30. Clifford Davis, leader, All nre requested to come and get acquainted. , Advent Christian Church Corner West Jackson and Welch. Sunday school. 0:45. Preaching at 11. Sermon by Rev. William Snider of San Francisco, Calif. At 7:30 p. m., Rev. Snider will give the first of a series of prophetic lectures. Subject, "The Time of the End The Great Days In Which We Live." Monday evening. "The Story of a Forgotten Dream A Heathen King's Preview of the World's Great Em pires." Watch for further notice. All are welcome. Church of the Foursquare Gospel Corner 4th and Bartlett street. D. W. Cameron, pastor. Sunday morning 9:45. Sunday school: 11:00. morning worship, sub Ject. "The Threefold Strand." Sunday evening 7:00, crusaders' meeting (young people); 7:45, even ing service. Subject, "The Chords Which Held Christ to the Cross." Wednesday evening 7:45. preach ing service. Special speaker. Friday evening 7:45, prayer meet ing, at church. Saturday afternoon 2:00. children's church. A welcome extended to all. First Methodist Church. West Main and Laurel streets. Joseph Knotts, minister. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. After Easter we prepare for Mother's Day, Mother wants us to be regular at tendants at Sunday school, so let every one come on time this Sunday. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sermon theme. "Taking Christianity Seri ously." Anthem by the large chorus choir directed by Miss Grace Jo Bur nett. "Send Out Thy Light" by Gou nod. Epworth leagues, 6:30 p. m. At 7:30 p. m., Instead of the regu lar preaching service the Drama club of the Epworth league will present the religious drama "The Lost Church." A large crowd Is expected, so come early If you wish a good seat. Men's club on Monday. 7:30 p. m. Official board Tuesday. 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7 :30 p. m.. . General church reception to the new members Friday, 7:30 p. m. If You Want To Be YOUTHFUL to. ' :,; r" V . You can choose no more flatter ing hairdress than a semi-long boh with a I'erinnm-nt Wave by M Art U&irdrexxerJ I At S. Central Phone 363 Scholl's Appliances and Remedies for relieTini foot trouble of every kind and decree. You will learn the exact condition of your feet; what causes them to hurt and how you can enjoy immediate and last ing relief. You will also be piven advice as to the size, width and type of shoe you should wear. Remember tha (late and be sure to be here. IISSnUSMJtlODIDIll If 1 Main Street MetbodUt Church, South N. D. Wood, pastor. Sunday school at 0:45 a. m. Preaching services at 11 o'clock, conducted by Rev. J. A. Shepherd. Subject, "Can a Man by Searching Find Out God Can He Find Out the Almighty to Perfection?" 6:45 p. m. Young people's serv ices. 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic services conducted by Holly Michael. Everybody welcome. Zlon Evangelical Lutheran Church Fourth St. at Oakdale Ave. Geo. P. Kabele, D. D., Pastor 10 a. m., Sunday school, M. G. Paulsen, superintendent. 11 a. m.. Morning service. Subject of sermon by the pastor: "Testing I the Teachers. Special music by the cnoir under the direction of Miss Genevieve Brown, 7 p. m., Devotional service in charge of the Luther League. Ladles' Aid society will meet next Thursday, 2:30 p. m. Free Methodist Church Corner of Tenth and Ivy streets. E. N. Long, pastor. The Sunday services for this church will begin with Bible study at 9:45 a. m. Subject of lesson, "The Child and the Kingdom." Mrs. Florence Blass, superintendent. The conference Sunday school sec retary Reverend Rozella Douglas of Salem wilt be present and explain the campaign for Sunday school work which begins this month. Mrs. Doug las will also speak at eleven o'clock on "Christian Warfare." The Y. P. M. S. and the evening service will combine, beginning promptly at 7:15 p. m. . Mrs. Douglas will again speak, bringing an evangelistic message. Synopsis of Annual Statement of the AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY of Hartford, in the State of Connecticut, on the thirty-first day of December. 1983. made to the Insurance Commissioner of the State or Oregon, pursuant to lav: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up.$ 7,500,000.00 INCOME Net premiums received during the r $15,250,868.(0 Interest, dividends and rents re ceived during the year 1,675,053. B0 Income from other sources re eelved during the year 64.606.07 Total Income $16,900,528.10 DISBURSEMENTS Net lotjM paid during tbe year Including adjustment expenses. $ 7,755,987.50 Dhfdends paid on capital itock during the year 1,275,000.00 Commission and talarles paid during the year 5,462,570.48 Taxes, license and fees paid dur ing the year 600,601.34 Amount of all other expendi tures 2,227,850.03 Total expenditures ...... ..$1 7,331,009.41 ARRETS Value of real estate owned (mar ket uliie) $ 1,035,000.00 Value of stock and bonds owned (market value) 30,070,182.00 Loam on mortgages mil collater al, etc. Cash in banks and on hand . . . Premiums in course or collection ' written since September, 30, 1033 Interest and rents due and accru ed Other admitted assets , . 3,102,224.63 151, 214. 0f 13,330.18 Total admitted assets 245,634,783.00 MARIMT1E8 (iron claims for losses paid . - 3,627,914.82 Amount of uneaned premiums on all outstanding risks 16,140. 77. TO Due for cnmmfinn and brolerace 50.oon.oo All other liabilities 4,737,323.00 Total liabilities, except canl- tl $23,556,016.5 lapnai pain up 9 t.ouq.ouo.uu Surphu oter all liabilities .$14,578,767.38 Surplus as regards policyholders $22,078,767.38 Total $45,634,783.00 BWINEra IN ORKflflN FOR THE YEAR Net premiums receded during the TW $116,203.44 Lnjies paid during the year 57,067.02 Losws Incurred during the year. . . 65,235.67 Name of Company, Aetna Insurance Company. Name of Preirtnf. W. Ifom McCain, Name of Secretary, frank 0. Ruth. Statutory resident attorney for rrilce, R. A. Schramm. R. A. HOLMKS INS. AOENCV. INC. Resident Agents, Medford, Ore. ASSOCIATED INDEMNITY CORPORATION and ASSOCIATED FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY Combined Statement of Associated Insurance Companies, December HI, 1033. ASSETS U. 8. (Jownment bofM ......$ 235,175 04 Drmlnion of Canada hnnril .... 83,568.BH Bonds rf Stales and Canadian ProUnces 85,386.80 Municipal bonds 816.2UI.48 Railroad bonds 197,745.04 Public utility bonds 700,71 1.26 Mint rial and miMellineous bonds 278,378.66 Railroad stocks '. . . 31,625.00 Public nitltly Mock 31,276.00 Industrial miscellaneous stocks,. 481,022.60 Cash lft6.TPB.32 Aecrned Interest 31,380.47 Premiums due (less than P0 rjijt) 537,678.01 Real estate (Home Office Build- im 250.000.00 Miscellaneous assets 83,594.44 Total tdmltted assets 81,072,730.81' MARIMTIK8 Reierte for unpaid loe $1 ,07?i,3l 4.00 Rnene for unearned premiums.. 800,K82.on Reserte for lam 70,043.08 Resene for unpaid commissions. 113,085.13 Reserte for ill other liabilities. Ill, 510. 7U ('pital t 7SO,O0O.flftO Rurplui 1,013,763.02 Surplus to policy holders . . . . Total 14,072,730.81 Ni cross hotrtlnts of stock between these mm panies to distort the sound talue of the tomoU dated nets and surplus to policyholders. All to"k carried as actual market talue. 76.7 percent of all Investments cnnsl-t of lwnd. Only bonds entitled to such treatment are amortized. R, A. HOLMES INS. AOKNf'Y, INC. RcAldrnt Afiftits, Mrdfrwrl, Ore. Rtntipsh of Annual 8talmrtt of the INDEMNITY INSURANCE COMPANY ON NORTH AMERICA of IflOO Arch St.. ItiHadeiphli, In the 8tat of PnrlTaiila, on the thlrty-flMt day of lem oer, list, made to the Insurance fommlsiioncr of the State of Ofcon, pursuant to U: CAPITAI, Amount of capital stock paid up. 1,000,000.00 iNfiwr Nel premiums receded duriftt the year 112.018.013.48 lnWt. rili Mend and rents re cited dtrrinc the ytr 809.418.82 Income frnw ,-ihr -ireei le eched durlt tbe year 3,588.(103.23 Total Ineone 118,217,085 45 IH8RI RRF.MF.VT8 Net sosies paid dartre tbe jeer MM I III I - I Medford Company of Jehovah's Witnesses Jehovah's Witnesses are braodcast Ing a lecture by Judge Rutherford over KMED every Sunday morning from 10 to 10:15. Judge Rutherford is considered the greatest Bible exponent of the pres ent age and his books of Scripture explanations are now translated Into 58 languages. His lectures explain that Bible prophecy Is now being ful filled and by listening in IS minutes each Sunday one will hear and expla nation of world conditions and their outcome. Jehovah's Witnesses meet for study enery Sunday morning at 10:30 and every Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock at No. 102 Mistletoe street. A Uninter ested In Watch Tower Bible study are welcome. The Federated Churches. Jos. M. Johnsnn. pastor. Central Point, Oregon. "The Child and the Kingdom" Is the title of the lesson in the Bible schools this week. The Scripture Is found In Matt, chapters 18, and 19. There la no more fnr-reachlng subject than this, so come on, let us study together. Vacations and summer are crowd ing upon the young people. Let us be ready for the "open doors" and the larger activities. All young peo ple are invited to meet at 7 o'clock for the devotional services. We are beginning a new church year. In the morning service the pastor will speak on the subject: "Meeting the Opportunities" and In the evening will speak on the subject: "Bases and Privileges of Christian Fel lowship" Good song messages, and addresses will be given in the young people's half hour. Services will begin at 8 o'clock. A Quarter of a Century! Same Business ...Same Location! We Are Proud of Our Record No business can continue for 25 years unlesB founded upon and carrying out the principal of honest service. This agency was founded on April 9, 1909 by R. A. Holmes and today many of our original customers are still on our books. During this 25 year period we have Written approximately 75,000 policies. We Have Paid in Losses Over of a Million Dollars This office represents THE OLDEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD THE OLDEST COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES THE LARGEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD AND LARGEST COMPANY IN AMERICA (OTHER THAN LIFE) TOTAL RESOURCES OF OUR COMPANIES $233,352,302 Including Only American Assets of Foreign Countries Includlni adja-tment enenses.$ 1, 001,276. 82 DlWdends raid on capital stock during the year 20,000.00 Commission and salaries paid thirlm the year 3,580.804.13 Tim. licenses and reei paid dur ing the irar 21.254.13 Amount of all other expenditures 1,775,183.00 Total espendlture $12,718,518.68 AXRKTU Value of real estate on tied Imir- kel mine) $ 0 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market talue) 15,960,150.00 Loans on mortgages and collates al, etc 0 r.nh In hanks and on hand ... 837,222.03 rremlutns In course of collection written since September 30, 1083 2.100,352.85 Interest and rentt due and accru ed ami other afsets 325.318.00 Total admitted aMft $10,232,043.87 LIABILITIES Orosi claims for losses unpsid.8 7,673,630.00 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding rlt 6.085.801.1 Hue for commission and brokerage 4U.rt37.38 All other liabilities 2,7 7 3.H2 l.titl Total ItiMlttl". eseept capital. $16,f!7v,fl50.20 Capital paid up $ 1,000,000.00 Surplus oter all liabilities ...$1,255,303.67 Surplus as regards policjlwld- ers 8 2. 255. 383. C7 Total i!.-j:i2.043.S7 HI 8INK88 IN 0 TIM, MS KM II TML l',H Net (feml'jrai written during the ear 16.fl3.81 Lffttei paM during the year at. 1 Le incurred durlitg the if .... undent. n Name of Company, Indemnity Insurance Com pany of North Amerlra. Name of President, Ren)amln R'lsli. Name of Secretary, Frank A. Ker. Statutory resident attorney fr rilce, A. A. Comrle, Board of Trade Bldg., Portland. R. A. IIOI.MRS INH. AOENf'V, INC. RfMdent Af(fiitB, Meclfnnl, Ore. 8tmpsli of Anna) Statement of the PALATINE INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. of london. In the Kingdom of England, mi the thirty-first day of lieeemtier. wide to the Insurance Commlsiloner 'or the State of Oregon, pursuant to law: MplTAI. Amount of capital ttri paid tip . I 0 INTO MB Net premiumi recehed during the jear 81. 1!, 159. 85 Interest. dttdnd and rents re cehed during (he itar 1 47.089.41 Income, from ofhr ourret re- celled during tbe year ...... 12.790.00 First (hrMlun Church Ninth and Oakdale Streets W. R. Balrd. minister Bible school at 9:45 a. m. L. G. Gentner. superintendent. Everyman's Bible class In court house auditorium, 9:45. Morning worship begins at 10:55. Solo, "Consider the Lillies," Scott; Eleanor Curry. Sermon subject, "Walking in White With Jesus." Christian endeavor at 8:30 p. m. Evening evangelistic service at 7:30, Anthem, "To Jesus Alone." Lorenz. Sermon subject, "The Miss ing Link Found." IMIgrlm Holiness Church 333 Haven Street C. Edwin Cox, pastor 9:45 a. m., Sunday school. 11 a. m.. preaching service. 7;30 p. m., evening evangelistic service. 7:30 p. m.. Wednesday evening, mid-week prayer and Bible study in the home of Brother Snyder on Stewart avenue, near Pench. Superintendent Rev. Paul Nering was with us this past week and plans to be with us soon again. We will announce later our new location for our church. First Presb.iterlan Church William J. Howell, minister Bible school, 9:45. A class for every age and a trained leader for every' class. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Sermon "America and Spirituality." Special music by the choir under the direc tion of Mrs. Elsie C. Strang; organ ist, Miss Helen Jones. Prelxide, "Determination," by Hel ler; offertory. "Andante." by Rels singer; postlude, "March." by Mour- Total Incom $1,354,330.32 DIKItl II8K.MKNTH Net loscs paid (luring the year In cluding adjustment etpenm..) 630,733.93 UltliJeiHls wild on capital stock diirlni; the )ear 0 Commls-ioiw and Milarles paid dur- 1 log the year 443,306.21 Taxes. Ilremes and fees paid dur ing the ear 50,234.38 Amount of all other cplndlfures 356.434.20 Total expenditures 81, 186. 708. 75 ARSKT8 Value ft rest ettate owned (mar ket talue) 0 Value of (locks and bonds ouned (market talue) 3,130,053.88 lu on mortgages and collateral, etc 0 f'asli In banks and on hand .... 171,006.24 Premium in course of rolled Ion tirttten since Reptember 30, 1033 151.240.fi2 lnterei.1 and renin due and accrued 33.621.00 Amount of other asset 24.708.63 Total admitted aiets 13,570.810.17 MAH1MTIKR tooit claim fnr toi unpaid... f 109,810.00 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding rMa 1,370,233.06 Hue. for com mis Inn and brokerage 4,500.1)0 All other liabilities 310,367.20 Total ll.MIHW, except capital . II ,863,010.33 Statutory drpuoll . $ 400.OUO.00 Surplus otrr all llahllltiei . . . .81,300,869.82 Surplus as regards polloholders. 11,706.860.82 Total 8.1, 570.810. IT . HI'HINBKR IN OJIKUlN FOR THE YEAR Net premiums recettd during the )Mr $ 8.452 81 lsei pld during the ear :i.i:ilt.63 losses Incurred durli the er .... la. 351. 63 Name of Company, Tbe Palatine Insurance Company, Ud Name ,f Manager In IT. 8, P. W. Kneelert. Stitlilnrv fildnl irinrnav fnr iri if Imih. nee Cnmmloioner. R. A. IIOI.MKS INS. AOF.NCY. INC. Itel(lenl A cent, Mnlfnnl, Ore?. Stirpl "f Amial Statement (.f the U. S. BRANCH. SUN INSURANCE OmCE. LTD. of liwlon. In the Kingdom of England, on the thlrti flrt dr nf hecrmher. ft:t;i, made to the Insurance ("mmis-lnner of Hie Htate of Oregon, pursuant to lai : CAPITAL Amount of depntil rrtfil (ock paid up 9 40O.000.00 Net premiums receded during the year 3,0S!,1 57.07 Interest, dltdnd and rents re tched during the year 211, 744.30 Ian; anthem, "Christ Our Passover," by Schilling. Evening fireside sorvlce at 7;30. This will be our first informal serv ice. Come and sit around the fire side and enjoy a few minutes to gether. The talk will be "Another Parable." The meeting will be held around the fireplace In the parlor. Everyone welcome. OCIETY u; d Clubs Mrs. Porter Hostess I To ThurMliiy flub j Mrs. B- n. t-orier was no teas last week to members of the Thursday club. Post Delphian Meet At Library Thursday The regular chapter meeting of Post Delphlans will be held at the library Thursday morning. ! Inn Lutheran League Meets The Zlon Lutheran League had a business and social meeting April 2. Mr. Ben Ekholm was host. Maniac at Large POWELL RIVER, B. C, April 7. (AP) Ten-year-old John McFarlane, ' whose body, unclothed but for a shirt, and with the .head beaten, was! found burled In a sandpit yesterday , not far from his home here, was the victim of a maniac, police theorized today. The lnd had been missing from his home since Wednesday, Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday nlflht, April 14. Today we have in force some 67 forms of in surance and make a claim that, if there is a form of insurance to cover your needs that is available ... We Can Write It! PA4U mes INSURANCE WjENGY SINCE 1 90S Jackson County Bank Bldg. Phone 444 Income from other sources re ceded during the year 8.056.00 Total Income $3,303,057.52 IHSlHi'HRKME.NTR Net looses puld during the year Including ailliislmenl expense. 1 DU Mends paid on capllal stock during the year Commissions and salaries paid dur ing the yenr 1 460,204.52 0 1.068,427.40 142.711.88 483,183.87 Taies, llrrnes and fees p.ild dur ing the year Amount uf all oilier expenditures. Totsl etpendltures .... 83.103.557.70 ASSETS Value nf real ettate owned (mar ket tatur) t Value or stock and bonus onnen (market talue) , , , . . 5 ,380,844.00 Loam on tnorlgagea and col la ter ni, etc. Cash In hanks and on hand .... Premium In nwre of collection written since Reptember 30, 18)33 Interest and rent due and accrued and other axseta 0 740,020.18 5I6.234.T0 124.015.22 Total admitted a.el 96,707,204.10 LIABILITIES (Iron claims for losse unpaid ,. 700,150.00 Amount of unearned premiums on all outstanding risks 3,180.414.18 hue for commission and brokerage 26,230.00 All other llaMlltlet 207,807.88 Contingency reserte 461,480.00 Total liabilities, etcept capital. f 1,585,1 21.00 Capital paid up, deposit capital. $ 400,000.00 Burphts mer all liabilities ....11.812,173.13 Surplus a regards policyholders. 2,21 2,1 73 1C Total 80. 707. 204. 18 BI HINKHR IN ORKOON FOR THE VKAH Net premium recelied during the yw 921.728.01 lv:s paid during the year 15.303.23 Lwei incurred during the ear .... 13.7H2.53 Name of Company, U. 8. Branch, Bun Insur ance Office, Ltd, Name nf t. R. Attorney. O. Tregeikli, Name w Secretary. Klltutt Mlddleton. Statutory resident attorney tor senle. Imur nee Commlt'tflner, Balem. R. A. HOI.Mi: INM. AGENCY, INC. Iie-I(rnt Audit. Mfflfrrrl, Ore. Stnoptl of Annual Statement of the TRINITY UNIVERSAL INSURANCE COMPANY of 8a it Antnlo, In the Slate of Teias. on lite thirty flr-l rUr of DecemUr, If 3 3. made to the JtMiranee Commissioner of the State of tlregon. pursuant to law; CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up. 1 1,000,000. 00 INCOME Net premiums recelied during tbe year 92,041,833.29 Aa. Bibighaus Sent . To Montana Detail Major James R. B10iKhats, medical corps, who has been on duty in Med ford with the civilian Conservation corps ns district surgeon since early last May. has received orders of his transfer from his station at Fort Wlnfield Scott. San Francisco, to Fort Missoula. Mont. According to the orders sent Major Bibighaus from corps area headquarters, the move is to be completed by May 20 Major Bibighaus, reporting here from Fort Wlnfield Scott, where he wns with the Sixth Coast Artillery was one of the first officers to re port here for duty when the district headquarters were established In Medford. m0 nKBc MUST Lucky Tiger Hair Tonic XX ARVELOUS Invigorator of hair and scalp without the slightest discoloration. Use It today and In stnntly feci the new tingle of cleanli ness and health. Quickly removes every speck of dandruff and corrects cilp Irrltitloni. Al Druggists or Barber. Interest, dlildends and renli re celied during the year 139,270.07 Income from other sources re ceded during the year , , . . . S, 803. 57 Toll), Income 82, tHRIIWt&FtfKNTH Net loes paid during the year Including adjustment expenses. $1, Dividends paid on capital stock during the year Commtsslom and salaries paid during the year Tarn. Itrense and fees paid dur ing I he tear Amount of all other ependl- ,206.006.83 313,128.30 0 T71.603.10 113,031.08 203,808.49 lure Total eipendllures 93.313,461.04 ASSETS Value nf real estate owned (mar ket talue) f Value of ifncks and bonds own 112,864.80 ed (mnrket talue) 2 1,300,405.03 Loans on mortgages ant) collater. al, etc 1 Cash In banks and on hand . . . Premiums In course of collection sirltten since Reptember 30, 10.(3 Interest and rents due and ac crued All ollir assets 023.404.33 130,855.30 80,523 98 20,108.00 Total idmltled a'sel 81,021,521 88 I.1AI11I.ITIER flrosf claims for losses unpaid.. $ 601,880.40 Amount of unearned premiums on all ntitslandlng risks 1,081,144.08 Due for commission and broker age I1T.2I530 All other I li til 1 11 let 404.515.51 Total liabilities, etcept rapl- tal 93.Ift4,79.38 Capital paid up. 81.000,000.00 Sttrpbi oicr all MaMIIIIes 836.T30.50 Surplus a regard polloholders. 91,820,730.50 Total 81.021.534.88 RCSINKSS IN M REM) N KOIl THE YEAR Net premiums recehed during the year 90,324. 5 tfsft pi Id during the year 50. AT. 4. 01 Lost Incurred during the year... 82.370.32 Name of Comranr. Trinity L'nliersal Insurance Company. Name of PruMmt, (M. T. Harrison. Name of Secretary. V. fl. Harrison, (1. It. Veargtn. Hal A. fiulledge. Htatiitnry resident attorney for sen Ice, Insur ance Commlson of Oregnn. R. A. 1IOI,MKS IN.H. AOENCV. INC. 1(e i(o lit Attrnt. MfrUord, Ore. Sio"fls of Annual Statement of the INSURANCE COMPANY OF NORTH AMERICA tAutnmMle Iteprtment) of Philadelphia, In V State of renmhanla. on the thirty-first dap of ftecemner, 1033, made tn the Irwin nre Com missioner of the State of Oregon, pursuant to lav: CAPITAL j hair, well fr" - tL,r VJ1 r4 Ls 1 3 PROPHECY Fifteen great addresses presented by the Rev. Wm. E. Snider of San Francisco, Calif., Beginning April 8. 7:30 P. M. One of the World's most thorough Prophetlo Students. Large Chrono logical, Pictorial and Symbolical Charts will be used, supported by stereoptlion views. COME anil urge your friends to at tend these absorbing Revelations of Bible Truths. ' Advent Christian Church Cor. W. .Jnrkson and Welch, Medford, Ore. Amount of capital stock paid up. 812,000.000.00 l.M IP.Mh Net premiums recelied during tbe year $20,274,776.23 Interest, ditidends and rents re ceived during the year S, 808.904. 98 Income from other sources receh ed during the year 416,830.01 Total income J'23,621,531.20 IttSilWHKMKSTS Net losses paid during the year Including adjustment expenses $ 8,902,088.71 Dhldend paid on capital stock during the yenr 2,400,000.04 Commissions and salaries paid during the year 7,349,631. 8f Tarn, licenses and fees paid during the year 773,708.8 Amount of all other expenditures 5,775,092.01 Total expenditures 925,200,511.49 ASSETS Value of real estate owned (mar ket talue) 5.5S5.U5.57 Value of stocks and bonds owned (market talue) 67,733,851.87 Reinsurance recoverable on paid lossej 87,084,07 Loans on mortgages and collater al, etc 28,125.00 Premium Impounded wltli State of Mo 125,940.01 Cash In banks and on hand ... 3,724.774.62 School and tax warrants 3,398.10 Premiums In course of collection written since September 30, HKi:t 8,137,701.21 Accounts and bills receivable, .. 1,191.28 Intereit and rents due and accru ed 370,363.53 Total admitted asset 880,857,604.07 LIABILITIES Uross claims for losses unpaid.. $ 9,863,177.00 Amount or unearned premiums on all outstanding risk 21,034.403.33 Due for rommlsiiloii and biuierage 171,770.42 All oilier liabilities 8.585.598.00 Tiital liabilities, except capi tal S35,655,05.3S Capital paid up 812,000,000.00 Surplus oter all liabilities . .833,202,588.73 Surplus as regards polk) hold ers $45,203,588.72 Total S0. 857.604. 07 Ul'SINEHS IN OREtiON FOR THE YEAR Net premiums recehed during Hie year $101,063.44 jnsn paid during the year 54,057.71 Loes Incurred during the year ... 05.324.58 Name of Company, Insurance Company of North America. N-ime of President. Benjamin Rush. Name of 8ecrelary-Treasurer. John J. Connor. Statutory resident at'.orney for aenlce, The In surance Commissioner, R. A. 1IOLMKS INS. AGENCY, INC. Resident A Rents, Medford, Ore. 8ympsls or Annual Statement of the United State Branch of the ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY. LIMITED of Literpool. in the Kingdom of England on the ititrty-rint day of December, ln.i l. made to tha Insurance Commissioner of the Stale of Oregon, pursuant to lav: IIKiMimT CAPITAL Amount of depoilt cjpltal paid up $ 400,000.00 INCOME Net premiums recehed during the year $ 8,240.354.91 Interest, dhtdends and rents re cehed during thi year .... 886.291.51 Income from oilier sources receh ed during the yejr 1,965,728.08 Total Income $11,101,374.48 DISBURSEMENTS Net losses paid during the year including adjustment expenses. 3,908,112.83 Hiildend paid on capital stock during (he year 0 Com miss loirs and salaries paid during the year 3,062.243.84 Tar. license and fees paid dur Ing the year 33l.fi70.zi Amount of all other expenditures. 6,076,072.75 Total expenditures $11,968,099.04 ASSKlfl Value of real estate owned (mar ket talue 8 2,313,300.00 Value of tcki and bondt owned (market talue) 15, TM, 538.33 J-oarw on mortgages ami collater al, elc 0 Cash In hanks ami on hand .... 2,888,604.08 Premium in course of collection written since September 30, 10.13 1,022,433.43 Interest and rents due and accru ed and other assets 228.054.58 Total admitted uet $22,234,218.18 LIABILITIES Cross claims for lone unpaid..! 1,402,136.20 Amount nf unearned premiums on all oulitatHling risk 8.930.641.27 Due for commission and brokerage (contingent) n:i. l 1 1 All uther liabilities 1,156.784.33 Total liabilities, except capi tal $11,512,726.90 Capital paid up I 400.000.00 Surplus oter all liabilities .110,291,401.29 Surplus as regards policyhold ers 10,ffl,91.79 Total $22,2.14.218.19 BI '81 NESS IN flit Fl 1HN FOR THE YEAR Net premiums recehed during the year STS.2S7.Tta Los paid during tbe year 28.2h'H.45 Losses Incurred during the year ... 35,974.68 name of lomraiu. Rora Insurance Comnanr. Limited. Name of united States Manager, Harold Warner, Statutory resident attorney for ten tea. J. H. Bank. Portland, Oregon. R. A. HOLMES INS. AOENCV. INC. Resident Agents, Medford, Ore. R wax ii .r U Hl)EPARTMENTSTolf