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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. APRIL 12. 1937. PAGE SEVEX mm Read every ad od thla page Vou will probably find ex actly tie thlnga you ban been looking (or or a aale or trade (or unused article you may nave. Besrch your attic or store-room you may (lnd many thlnga othera are seek ing and be able to realise Immediate cash II what you want Isn't there, advertise (or It Tribune Classified ads are Inexpensive effective I RATES Per word, first Insertion- (Minimum 25c) Each additional Insertion, per word ,c (Minimum 10c) Per line per tuontb without copy change . Phone 75 FOB WANT ADS LOST AND FOUND LOST Man's Waltham wrist watch. Inscription on band L to R. Liberal reward. Return to Beck's bakery. LOST If dog is missing, call 1616. WANTED MALE HELP THE B. P. GOODRICH COMPANY, leading tire manufacturer. Is In terested In employing young men between the ages of 24 and 33. Ap plicants should hove previous ex perience In tire selling and a knowl edge of collections. Those qualify ing and selected will receive spec ialised training for at least a six week period with salary. Permanent assignment, after training, with ex ceptional possibilities for tho fu ture. Reply by letter In your own handwriting, stating fully qualifi cations, experience and age. Write Box 911. Tribune. WANTED Two men to work In Med ford and vicinity. Make money while you learn. Advancement as sured If you can sell. Call In per son at Medford Lumber Co.. 10:30 a. m.. Tuesday. WANTED FEMALE HELP SALESLADIES Phone Mrs. Calster, 337-X, alter 6. WANTED Competent housekeeper for middle-aged couple. Call morn ings, 336 Plum. WANTED Capable person for gen eral housework. Experienced In cooking. Please write, stating ref erences. Mis. Robt. Ruhl, Box 38, Mall Tribune. WANTED Experienced girl to assist with housework and care of chil dren. References required. Phone 109-J-3. WANTED Woman for general house work: 3 adults. Write Box 66. Talent. WANTED SITUATIONS EXPERIENCED bookkeeper - stenog rapher wishes employment. Phone 168S.Y. ENTERPRISING young man wishes employment. Well versed In busi ness fundamentals. Must have op portunity for advancement. Refer ences ifurnWiedSoii 465;ITibune WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-rAbout 35 yards used lin oleum. Phone 1084-J. nFr.TAnr.lc nartv wants to rent 4 or 6-room unfurnished house. Box 034. Tribune. CARE FOR children In my home. 634 Hamilton. WANTED Used galvanized corru gated sheet Iron. Will consider wrecking building. Phone 18, Lsnge Motor Car Co, WILL pay cash or trade for Reming ton automatic .35-callber rltle. Phone IS or call 38 N. Riverside. WANTED Dead and useless animals. Phone 369. WANTED WOOL. MOHAIR We hsve large order to fill. Highest prices psld. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE 37 N. Grape St. phone 1063 WE PA! nluKfc CASH For your furniture tlOI UKOIlK A ANDREWS 6th and Front Phone 647 JUNK Highest prices paid for braes radiators coppor storage bstterles aluminum and other meteuv Scrap tron jmsli or large lota pits and machinery wool and cot ton rags inner tubes Our prices will interest you Hides Pelts Wool Mobslr Household goods Furniture stove? bought ano eoia. MFDFORD BAROAIN HOUSE FOR RENT H0UEES FOR RENT Furnished bungalow. 611 South Grape. FOR RENT 6-room modern house: double garage. Inquire Monarch Orocery. 1803 W. Main. FOR R E NT 4 -room furnished house, 804 Bennett. FOR RENT Furnished 6 rooms In country: hot end cold water. John Darby, onrrin creese FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FURNISHED ROOM to let. 408 W 6th FOR RENT Lsrgs front room, hot and cold water: bath. Close In 30 So. Fir. ATTRACTIVE rooms 404 9 Orape FOR RENT APARTMENTS FURNISHED APT., newly decorated anfl rciurnisnea. eiectricai uityu ances. Adults only 905 W. lota FOR RENT Clean, furnished 3-room apartment: continuous not water Aouita only. 344 8. Central. FOB RENT APABTMENTB APARTMENT for rent. 345 N Bartlett TOR RENT OnlurnHhed S-room apartment, 403 8 Newtown Call 19. FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE Two houses and lots, 31 Hazel St.. neat; Pine Cone. M. 8. Ruff. FOR RENT 600 acres pasture. 2 miles east Cass Wrecking Yard. B. E. Birdsall. FOR RENT Building on South Gr&De. U, block from Main St. suit- j able for business or storage In- quire farmers as Fruitgrowers Bant FOB EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE Two lots. 80x150. Knight's Addition Stockton. Cal.. also one lot 60x109 with 3-room tsnk house, Burket Gardena. Stock ton, value 81060, to trade tor acre age or timber land. What have you? Fred Powers. Gen. Del.. Medford. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ATTRACTIVE HOME of S room. sleeping porch, surrounded by line lawn, roses and lots of shade; pave ment; eloae In. Attractive price and , terms. pricticauy new stucco a room: fireplace, hardwood floors, laundry trays, garage, lawn, paved street. Priced right. 7 Rooms; fireplace, 8 bedrooms, modern, good condition, on paved street; lawn, garage and shade. A bargain at $2600; terms. 5-Room bungalow on So. Grape St.; sleeping porch, cooler, attrac tive kitchen, 3 bedrooms, garage, nice shade and lawn. Price Is right with terms. Many other homes listed. Apartment House, 4 blocks from Main and Central; Income $50.00 per month. Very reasonable terms to responsible parties. 3 Acres, 6-room strictly modern, double constructed house, double garage, a poultry houses, brooder house. On old Paclflo Hwy; $2000 down; terms. 2.3 Acres, 6-room house, outbuild ings, roads tand, berries, fruit, gar den: located near well-established camp ground. Terrris or trade. 6 Acres, 5-room house, barn, poul try house, berries, spring Irrigated, electricity, mall. New low price. 3 Acres, 4 -room house, 3 poultry house, brooder house, electricity, family orchard, garden, berries. Bargain. 1.75 Acres, 4 -room house, new barn, poultry house, electricity; 1500; terms. 125 Acres, 30 acres cultivated, 3 acres commercial grapes, a acres family orchard, balance seeded to oats and vetch; balance pasture and wood, estimated 2000 cords; creek through place; on good grav elled road; high school bus. cream and mall routes; $50 down, balance easy terms. 88 Acres, 18 acres fruit, balance general farm; 7-room house, mod ern conveniences; good outbuild ings; 6V3 miles out on Griffin Crk. $2500 down; reasonable terms. 71 Acres, free water right, 61 A. cultivated, balance pasture and wood; $3500 down; easy terms. . 80 A.. 30 cultivated, 20 irrigated; $1000 down. Terms. 80 A., 10 A.-creek bottom and 8 A. bench land cleared, balance pas ture and wood; fenced Page wire; $750 down. 120 A., 90 A. free water; creek thru place; 3 houses, one with 6 rooms, bath, fireplace, electricity, many outbuildings; $9000; terms. Other farms to choose from. R. MEAD COOLEY Phone 1631. 411 Haven St. ' Homes Acreage Farms, Business Opportunities. - - FOR SALE Sunny side Hotel and about 33 acres; partly furnished; $1600 cash, or will sell part. Call or write 312 King St. FOR BALIS Chicken ranch, a acres, well Improved, close in; $600 cash, balance terms. L. Sutherland, 409 Maple. Drive. HIGH-CLASS small dairy farm, close In. Clear and some cash for larger ranch, with some free Irrigation. Also Beautiful modern suburban home , with small acreage, clear. Want ranch. Also Substantial modern bungalow, close In on paved street. Clear and cash for better home. Also ST Acres Improved, 80 acres In crop; good soil. Want small subur ban acreage. THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE Phone 1496 or 1648-R. FOR SALE! 928 East Jackson; four rooms, bath, lnrge back porch. House has been thoroughly remod elled and put In excellent condi tion: $3150.00: $215.00 down and $19.35 per month. For Sale 14 acres; Ideal chicken ranch, 3 miles from Medford; barn and chicken houne. Price $3100.00 Easy terms. Thirteen acres, 8 miles from Med ford; 6-room modern hotise, barn, garage. This place is planted to alfalfa and all under Irrigation. Would make a good small dairy ranch. Price $4200.00. Easy terms. BROWN A WHITE Clinton Spencer, Real Estate Mgr. FOR SALE 5-room house, furnished; 3 lots; terms, isu Bryant, rnone 459-X. 160 ACRES, free soil. 40 acres free water; river running through place; good fishing: 3 bouses, outbuild ings; 13 miles from Medford; alfalfa and clover. 4-Room plastered, modern house; paved street; $1300. ALSO several city and suburban homes, small acreage. "DAD" ROBERTS, 720 W. 2nd. FOR SALE OR TRADE Acreage, l'i miles out. Priced to sell. Also cows. J. E. Crawford, Rt. a. Box 126. FURNISHED 6-room house. Phone 1091-H. FOR SALE 34 acres good land on Kings Hwy.; modern 6-room house: pressure water system, barn and chlckpn house. Phone 11-X-l, On. tral Point. FOR SALE 6-room modem home fl'-fc acres tn nut trees. Bullock. Kings Hwy. phone 699-J-6. SMALL furnished house, garage, a large lota, $1350 for quick sale. AltfO Large lot on pavement; room tor 8 small houses. $500. Also 8 Acrs first-class soil, close to town. $300 C. 9 BUTTER LD Medford Bldg. HOUSES at iftie or not Jacksoo - Count) Bldg & Los a Asia. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE YOU CAN sell your property through my aggressive metnoaa. eeno ae- scrtptton and best price. R. MEAD COOLEY. 4U Haven St. WHEN you think 01 real estate think Of BROWN & WHITE FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES BUICK, driven only 0.767 miles and by only one owner. Bargain at mo full price. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. PLYMOUTH 4 -door sedan. 6 wheels, luggage carrier, beautiful gunme,al finish like new, 6-ply tires; perfect throughout; Blue Seel guarantee; onlv $95.00 down. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth. SKINNER LEADS THE WAT WITH BETTER VALUES 36 BUICK SEDAN - $946 34 BUICK SEDAN 695 '30 BUICK COUPE . 265 29 BUICK COUPE 125 '36 PONTIAC SEDAN - 795 '36 PONTIAC SDN., radio, heater 826 '30 PONTIAC SEDAN 195 '28 PONTIAC SEDAN . 126 '35 FORD COUPE ......... 485 34 FORD SEDAN 393 '33 FORD SEDAN 325 29 REO COUPE 143 '29 WILLYS-KNIGHT SEDAN 145 '32 WILLYS 6 SEDAN . . 195 "31 NASH SEDAN 250 16 PIERCE-ARROW SEDAN 135 TRUCKS: '36 FORD U4-TON 700 '32 CHEVROLET l'-TON . 300 '29 DODGE. STAKE BODY 145 SKINNER'S GARAGE Bulck-Pontlac. S. Riverside. LATE MODEL, HIGH GRADE USED CARS 30-Day Written Guarantee. Lowest Prices In Medford. 1936 Dodge Deluxe sedan, like new. 1936 Plymouth Deluxe sedan, run 9.000 miles. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe sedan. 1934 Plymouth Deluxe coupe. . 1935 Pontlac Deluxe sedan. 19C2 Bulck Deluxe sedan, new tires Also 25 other high grade used cars to choose from coupes, sedans and roadsters. LANGE MOTOR CAR CO., Chrysler St Plymouth Dealers. 38 North Riverside. Tel. 18 FOR SALE! 1932 Plymouth Sedan; 1933 Ford Coupe. Both cars In good condition. Must sell one Best price offered. Trade or terms. 618 So. Oakdale. O. E. GATES AUTO CO. R. fe. G. USED CARS 30 Ford A Sedan . $265 '30 Ford A Coach 335 '31 Chev 4 -door Sedan.... 285 '30 Ford Touring 130 '30 Essex Coupe .... 160 C. E. GATES AUTO CO. Used Car Department 6th and Bartlett. " FOR SALE-LIVESTOCK FRESH milch cow for sale. Call at 617 E. 8th. Phone 803 -J. FOR SALE One registered Hereford herd bull. H. E. Conger, Rt. 3. Medford. YOUNG Jersey - Guernsey cow for sale. . George Pearce, Jacksonville. FOR SALE Red weaner pigs. W. N. Troxell, end south Peach. FOR SALE Horse and 600 -chick Buckeye coal brooder. N. J. Gar rett, Rt. 4. FOR SALE Jersey cow. freshen in few days. Ray Klncheloe, 8 miles S. of Gold Hill, Old Stage road. TEAM for sale, 631 Walnut St., Ash land. T. 8. Wiley. 15 HEAD of pigs for sale. H. C ant ra 11, Ruch, Ore. FOR SALE Team young, heavy, well-broken. A. E. Brockway, Tel. 7-F-31. FOR SALE One brood bow and 3- . months-old pigs. J. W. Hodgson, across Stewart Ave, on So. Peach FOR SALE POULTRY AND EGGS R.I.R. baby chicks, hatching eggs, B V.D. tested. Bnyd fert. Tel. 4-F-4 FOR SALE Narragansett turkey eggs. Good stocK. h. e. Rnoaes, seau Lane, Rt. 1, Box 73, Central Point. HANSEN AND HO LL WOOD chicks, 9c. Pullets, 20c; cockerels, 30. Rocks, Reds and New Hampshire, 10c, Highest quality. Catalogue sent free. Jenks Hatchery, Tangent, Ore. STARTED BARRED ROCK chicks Priced reasonable. See them at once. Wright's Hatchery. BRONZE turkey hatching eggs, 3 R I. R. roosters. Inquire Pernoll'a store. Appiegate. FOR SALE Narragansett turkey etrge and poults from choice flock. Ben Hilton, Rt. 3, Grants Pass. NEW HAMPSHIRE hatching egga B W. D. tested Mrs McLeod. Cent Pt FOR SALE Barred Rock batching FOR SALE DOGS PETS FOR SALE Fox terrier puppies. pnone 9.10-J-2. FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS DAVENPORT and chair. 9x13 nig, rocker, all practically new; also bed stead, mattress, springs. Priced for quick sale. Trelchlers Ranch, mile west Central point. FOR SALE One 6-ft. disc harrow. 1 John Doers 3 -bottom 10-Inch plow, 1 12-ft, spring-tooth harrow. Tel 468 -J-l. FOR SALE Large 4 -door commer cial sire G. E. electric refr'erawr. .Also 6-ft. 2 -oven gas range. Hotel Allen. FOR SALE Hand-knitted Bouclfl dress. Phone 387-X. GOOD certified Netted Gem seed po tatoes. Call 1033. FOR SALE Succcm beardless seed barley. Already tested for smut Phone 623-J-4. Otto Nledermeyer FOR SALE Yellow dent seed corn; good cow. John Darby. Ortffin creek. SHOWCASE 8-foot plate-slue case cost $160; our price $20. Flyoo Electric Phone 107. REAL BAROAINS Rugs, radio, din ing-room set. tlephone desk. Micy bookcase. breilctait set. Ke!vlntor refrigerator, chairs, pictures, dishes kitchen uienalli. 999 0. Oakdale. 30-HP. Diesel engine suitable for pumping or power; used six weeks Geo. Groebl) on Murphy road. Grants Pass. Ore. 1 000-O ALLON storage tank, rake, mowing machine, 4-wheel trailer. Mile south Talent on Pacific Hwy. Geo. Schuler. GLASS Plate, window and shatter proof auto glass, mirrors and re silvering. Medford Glass Co. Tel. 446. 36 So. Bartlett. FOR SALE Yellow dent teed com. Chas. Isaacs, Crater Lake Hwy. RIVER loam $2 00 per load. Bate- mans, pnone 1634-x. FOR SALE; Grafting W non-cracking, light color Monarch Seed Co FOR SALE Bee supplier of all slnds Monarch Seed Co. FOR SALS Two oil burners foi furnace. Inquire Mall Tribune office. riRES. 4.50x21, $4 45 All SlMS ac cordingly PISTON RINGS perfect circle. 85 combination complete set for Ford V-8 $28 WILSON MOTOR PARTS 27 South Riverside. MISCELLANEOUS BETTER re-bore job at a saving. Frees Garage, 801 N. Central. COMMERCIAL SPRAYING Fruit trees or shrubbery; whitewash cow barns, other buildings. Tel. 358-W SPENCER CORSETIERE Tel. 1549-J FOR Charis Foundation garments. pnone Essa M- James. 1G72-X. BUSINESS CHANGES BAKERY CHEAP FOR CASH Aver. $20 day. Multnomah Bakery, Mult nomah, Oregon. A REAL BUY If taken at once. Cafe and Confectionery, also beer. In quire at Damon Cafe, Central Point. Ore. FOR 8ALE Old-established business in Kiamatn Falls; excellent loca tion and low overhead. Full price g 1.000. Box 793, Tribune. BUSINESS DIRECTORY Abstracts.' JACKSON COUNT ABSTRACT CO. TITLE INSURANCE ABSTRACTS ESCROW Expert Window Cleaners. LET GEORGE DO IT Tel. 1173 House cleaning, floor waxing orl ental rug cleaning and upholstering The Fashiob shop. THE FASHION SHOP Dressmaking ana Remodeling Buttons and Buckles covered 308 0 8 National Bank Building. Tel 1181. Piano Instruction APOLLO PIANO STUDIO Classical and moCorn. 131 S. Orape. Transier. DAVIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance Furniture Moving tjonaea carriers rireprooi storage. Expert crating, packing and shipping service. "Davis for . oervice. rnone oh. EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CO - Office 28 So Fir t.ci.e 316 Prices right. Services guaranteed. SAMSON Transfer and Storage Fur mtura uavina ana exner. rurnitnrA packing service. Fireproof storage new low raioc P. E. SAMSON CO. Phone 833 STUART'S TRUCKING SERVICE Telephone 1038 or 333. Ill N Pu St. Local and long distance Fuej out. an xina ureen stamps in aide of a-mlle limit. Mail Tribune Daily ACROSS Chanca Baj window Cry of tn crow Rubber tra Food from beaven Femlnin nam Order Aicohollo beveraga Angry City in India Relentlete Objected Rends asunder Feminine name Again; preni Era Engages In a Kama Flrea.1 m (3 otutlon of Yesterday' Puzzl L Ate OVER FTan a AFT POlM E XCE RYOT c ab M1SE Command to a a cow to stand still 61 Flog 61 Aaalata Church dignitaries Glut U Book of the u, Bible Domestic fowls flk el e ton organisation of a military 57. unit Stripe Poem River in Switzerland and Franca Rather than Hlgn pointed hill Sylvan deity of classical mythology Coloring agent 15 lb H If 18 31 M;J2 33 Mu '1 1 mr 1 rn BUSINESS DIRECTORY Money to Lend MONKV LOANED ON AUTOS. LIVESTOCK FURNITURE. tNUOKbtD NOTES. ETC. We want to supply your money need witnout red tape o delay SfcE W E. THOMAS MGR. ORE AND WASH MTO CO.. MEDFORD S OLD ESI AND LARGEST PERSONAL FINANCE CO 45 So. Central. Ground Floor ' Crate rt an Theater Bldg. Lie No S-157-M-18D Phone 139 LEGAL NOTICES Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Jackson County. In the matter ol the estate of Lula E. Spat, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned, as executor of the above named decedent, has filed herein his final report and account, and that April 30, 1937. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the courthouse In the city of Med ford, In said county, has been fixed by the above named court as the time and place for hearing objections to said final account, ana lor the exam ination nd allowance thereof. Dated: March 20, 1937. MAURICE S. SPATZ, Executor. Summons In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. Jamea F. Snelllng, Plaintiff vs. Lyman L. Lowe, and Katherlne Lowe, husband and wife. Defendant. To the Above named Defendants: In the name of the State of Ore- con, you and each of you are here by required to appear and answer tne Complaint of the Plaintiff on file herein against you, or otherwise plead thereto, within four (4) weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons. You are hereby notified that If you fall to appear and answer the Com plaint of the Plaintiff as required nerein. or o tnerw.se pieexi mereu, Plaintiff will take a Decree against you for the relief demanded in said Complaint, which la succinctly stated as 101 lows: For ludament against you for the sum of $275.00, plus Interest at 6 per annum from August 27. 1933, plus $65.00 attorney's fees, plus Plaintiffs coats and disDursements, ana ior a Decree foreclosing Plaintiff's mort gage on property situated and des- crioed as louowa, wwit; Northeast Quarter of the North west Quarter and the Northwest Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section four In Township Thirty five South of Range Four West of the Willamette Meridian, tn Ore gon, containing Eighty -six acres and fourteen hundredths of an acre, which Mortaaae Is recorded In Vol ume 109, Page 434-5, Mortgage Rec ords of Jacuson county, uregon. This Summons Is published in the Medford Mall Tribune, Medford, ore son, by order of the Honorable H. D, Norton, Judge of the above entitled Court, duly made on the 39th day of January, 1937. The date of the first publication of this Summons is the 13th day of April, 1937. O. H. BBNGTSON. Attorney for Plaintiff. 136 East Main Street, . Medford, Oregon. BYNOl'flffi OF ANNUAL STATEMENT of the MetropoIJtnn Casualty Iiiftuianc company or Nw rorn. in in sisie or Now York, on the thirty-first day of D cvmbsr. 1936, mde to tho Insurance Commliafoner or me state 01 urefon. pursuant to taw: CAPITAL Amount of eaollal atock paid up I 1,500,000.00 INCOME) Net premiums received during- the year $ 4, Ml, 811. 0 Interest, dividends and renta received during the year. 149,061.71 Income from other aourcea received during- the year 8,747,197.94 Total Income 9 9,082,070.90 DISBURSEMENTS Net lonee paid during the year Including adjustment ezpene 9 9.909.090.47 Dividend paid on capital etock during the year .. lt,6e7.SS CommlMlone and ealarlee paid during the year ... 1,972,011.99 T x w. llcenwTa and feea Cross -Word Puzzle 10. Babylonian . god of thP aky 11. Existed 15. Large cupola II. Makes a mlstaka 10. Chines treaty port It flelza 2t. Strictness U, Puff up 16. Burst forth violently 16, Thick IS. Thnaa who make ad dresses K. Recent 14. Smoothed or Rollehed lather II Become Indistinct It. Anglo-Saxon Slav 0. Kind of shrub 4L Polished or glossy 46. Always 4. Light bed 47. Fuss 49. Dowry 49. Make an effort B0. Understand St. Exclamation ATE y A RjSIo N MAlOR E&aL Q liaMSNBvlow took 1be tea O A'tWA R 1 B J PTPr'NAL L Yj ivji EpMm IF E L TON E agIresIde SlEV I DENT DOWN L Low monoto nous iiund t. Wins I. Thoughtful 4, Orandson of Esau I. Considered t, CbemlcaJ suffix f. Type measure 8. Plna 9. Roll Of tobacco 144.111 It 1 iif.lii 11 Amount of all other eipea dltures Total expenditure . . Value of real eatate owned (market value. I Value of a toe He and bonds owned, a t o e k a bonds amortlaed market value) Loane en mortfegee and collateral, etc I.OII.Kl.tS 431, 411. 11 Caen in bank and on band Premium in coura of col lection written since Sep tember 10. 11)1 Intereat sad rents due aad accrued ft.tu.n 911,013.01 Other aaaete Tolsl admltt.4 u,t, .. 110,134. IK.1t UABILITISa Qro.a claims (or los. ua- psIS I t.Tll.Kt.tl Amount ot un.srn.d prm luma oa all outstanding-' rl.k. ,0l. Ill.lt Pu, (or oommltaloa sad 6r0k.ru. 101, ). All Klli.r ILMIItl 3IM0t.ll Spsclsl r.Mrvs tlo.ooo.oo Total llabilltus, .ie.pt c.Dltal T.0I1.01MT Capital psld up I.IOMOO.SS Surplus o v r sit 1 1 a b 1 1- ltu. I l lio Hi 10 Surplus as r.fsrds polity bold.rs l.llo.lll.lt Total $10.H4.tit.7T BUSINESS IN ORtOON FOR THE YEAR Not pr.mlum. r.c.lv.4 dur Ins th. y.r 1114.911.14 Lou.s paid during th. y.sr.. 6T.lSI.lt Lom Incurred durlnc th. y.ar 41.11147 Nam. o( Company. M.tropolltao Caa ualty lnaur.nc. Company. N.m. o( Praldnt. How. 8. L.nd.rs. Nam. of S.art.ry, E. A. Bl.ndow. Statutory r.std.nt attorn.y (or ..r.tc Edgar St.v.n. Loral Asoat. CHAS. A. WING AGENCY, INC. 108 E. Mala St., Medford I'hono HI SYNOPSIS Or ANNUA!, STATF.MK.NT of th. ttoourlty ln.ur.no. Company of Now Haven. In th. St.t. of Conn.ctlcut. on th. thlrty-flrat day of Doc.mb.r, 1936, m.d. to th. In.uranc Commlaalon- r of th. Stat. o( Orefon, punuaat to law: CAPITAL Amount of capital stock paid up t ,o06,00MO INCOME Net pr.mlum. r.c.lv.d dur- Int th. y.ar I 4 011.414 II Int.re.t. dividend, and r.nt. received during the year 4SS.69T.IO Income from other eourc. received during tho year 119.801.98 Total Income 84,641,649.01 DISBURSEMENTS N.t loafl.s paid during th. y.ar Including adjuatm.nt xp.nae. I 1, 19l.40l.il Dlvldnnda paid on capital stock during th. y.ar ... 910,000.90 Commlealon. and Ml.rl.. paid during th. year .... l,88t,94T.6 Taxea. tlc.naea and fea. paid during th. y.ar ... 140,401.19 Amount of all oth.r xp.n dlture. 614.191.10 Total .xp.ndltur. . . . .1 4, 969,166.99 !4,t!6.09 ASH&TB Valu. of real eat.t. owned (market value) I Value of stock, and bond, owned (bond, oonv.n. tlon) Loan, on mortgage, aad collateral, .to Caab In bank, and on band Premium. In ooure. of col lection written elnca Sep tember 90, 193S Interest and r.nt. du. and accrued Oth.r aaa.la 771. 440. 00 1(7. 447. 13 Total admitted sent. .. .911.969, IT4. 96 !,IAFtII.lTIEn Oroa. olalm. for lo.eee un paid TI9.899.04 Amount of unearned pretn- luma on ait outstanding rlak 8,901,100.99 Pu. for comml.aloa and brokerage 26,000.00 All other llabllltlee 668.107. ST Total llabilltl.a, axo.pt capital 6.111,100.71 Capital paid UD I 1.000.000.00 Surplu. ov.r ait llisil. Itle 9 4,680.974.19 Surplu. aa r.garda polloy- bolder. I 9.960.974.19 Total 111,969.174.90 BUSINESS IN OREOON POR THE TEAR N.t pr.mlums r.o.lv.d during th. y.ar 930,096.99 Loaae. paid during th. y.ar. 6,3.7.19 Loaae. Incurred during th. y.ar 6.649.99 Nemo of Company. Security Insursnc. Company of New Hav.n. Nam. of Preeldent, Victor Roth. . Nam. of Secretary, W. A. Thomaoa. Statutory realdent attorney for ..rvtc, Wilbur Phillip.. MoCUROT PAMELA Inenranr. Agency, Ine. Motlford, Oregon. Brownsboro BROWKSBORO, April 13. (Spl.) Rev. Vlmont and wife, with their son and family of Reese Creek visited Sunday school lsst Sundsy. The help given by tha study of tha lesson by Rev. Vlmont waa very much appre ciated, Dalton Terr!ll of Traka, Calif., and Olenn Terrlll of Klamath Falls, were called here last week, to be with their father, Cbarlea Terrlll, who Is seri ously 111. Mr, and Mra. Claud Warren, re cently of Portland, wart overnight guests at the home of sari, warren s later, Mrs. W. M. Hansen and family last Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Warren were en route to Michigan, where they will visit relatives. Helen Brown, who has been staying In Medford for some time, hsa re turned home. A heslth dinner flnn by the Wear. ever Aluminum company waa held at tha borne ot Mr. and Mra. n. w. Wright. There were 34 guest pres ent and an enjoyable evening apent. Mra. oeo. Brown sang two solos, ac companied by Helen Brown. Little Shirley lata Charley has bean quit 111 at the noma of her (rand mother, Mra. Edna Monla. Bha Is re covering nicely at this writing. High School Newt by STUDENT REPOSTCKS By Fred Beck A mass meeting ot the senior class was called Friday morning to dis cuss th various opportunities of the grsduatlng seniors to see and con verse with various colleges and uni versity representatives on the sub ject ot available course. Support of and for th success of th senior plsy wss also underwritten, with th promised support of the pjpllt to contrtbut to It success through a plan formed by Mr. Ment r, senior class advisor. Mis Csr roll. girls' advlso.', also discussed ths flower sltustlon. both for th boys and girls. Dick Woodcock, senior class president, urged support of ths senior plsy. eald dnrlne the year ... Griffin Creek ORIrTIN CREEK April 13. (Bpl.) Qrlffln CrMk. extnalon unit mat Apru s !n the recreational ball with 31 members and six visitors present. Singing waa enjoyed In the morning followed by talka and painting enna for storing dust cloths. A covered dish lunch was enjoyed at noon, the two upper grade teachers being guests. Mrs. J. D. Brown acted as hostess, being assisted by Mrs. Clyde Sturglll and Mrs. Rupert Snyder. Fol lowing lunch, the upper grsde girls and teachers entertained with sing ing which was greatly enjoyed. Busi ness meeting waa opened by atnglng. Reports of atandlng committees were given. Election of new officers waa as follows: Bessie Davis, chairman; Maude Arnold, vice chairman; Ethel Weed, secretary and treasurer. Home makers' day has been set for Msy 8. Delegates appointed were: Adminis tration. Mrs. Walter Davis; home fur nishing. Mis. George Flak; recreation, Mrs. Rupert Snyder: and education, Mrs. Clinton Sp&ncer. The 4-H club lesders announced a get-togtber and sale for May 1 at which time club members are to have a sale of various articles such ss aprons, dish towels, pot holders, ate. The unit and grange are going to as sist by donating various things, There la also to be a pie and candy sales. Plans are to aend at least one boy and one girl to aummer school at Cor vallla. Donations of any kind will be welcome toward this. The unit Is planning the annual get-together by having a dinner aat the ball the evening of May 15 lor all members, their famlllea and Invited guests. Mrs. Pisk, Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Logan have cnarge of the dinner. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Clinton Spencer at the Merrlmao or chards May 14. Mrs. Mack will be present to help plan next year's work. The menu will be announced with the next notice of meeting about May 10. Study club announced the next meeting for Aplrl 3d at the borne of Mrs. Grace Leymau. The H. E. c. met Thursday after noon with Mra. Fred Belch. Twelve members were present, After the business meeting every one enjoyed the quilt blocks ready to be made later. During the social hour re freshments of Ice cream and cake were enjoyed. Next meeting will be witn sirs. Clyde sturglll. Miss Winifred Jones, who Is tak ing nurses' training in Ban Franclaco, la home for a short visit with her mother. Mrs. Laura Jonea, and family. Mrs. Donald Brown and daughter. Sonla Lee, apent the past week at cottage Orove visiting relatives. Flans have been made by the ways and means oommlttee of the Qrongo to have a dance and box social at the Orange hall Saturday evening, April 17. Mrs. Dean Bush and small eon are staying with Mrs. R. E. Le Vander a couple of weeka before returning to their home at upper Appiegate. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY, April 10. (Spl.) Gordon Williams, who fell on a utece of glass about two weeks sgo, waa taken to Ashland Monday and had the piece of glaaa that had worked under the kneecap removed. Mrs. E. E. Marshall and daughtera. Patricia and Joyce, of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Ernest Boer and son, Ernest. of Salem were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. H, Hughes, during is Easter vacation. The April meeting of the Fern Val ley Ladles' club wss held at the borne of Mrs. Ivsn Olson Wednesday after noon. The afternoon waa spent play ing monopoly. Those present were Mrs. Hensler, Mrs, Job, Mrs. Fred Williams, Mrs. Jos Kantor Sr., Mra. Jos Kantor Jr. Mra. Davta, Mrs. L. H. Hughes, Misses Mary Hensler and Lillian Kantor. Mrs, E. E. Marshall of Klamath Falls was a guest ot the meeting. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess, Mrs. Olson. Oeo. Alford Is busy transplanting out tomato plants. H. R. Morris, wife and children ot Ashland were calling on friends In tne valley Tuesday evening. Mrs. Omer Dick baa been on the sick list the psat week. Mrs. L. H. Hughes haa been In bed the past three day, with a severe attack of flu and Miss Kathryn Clover has isryngltls. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and daughter, Pauline, and granddausii ter, Betty Falk, of Griffin Creak were calling on friends In Fern Vsl- ley Sunday. Climax CLIMAX, Apr, 13. (Spl.) Mrs Meda Corns tock waa called to Olen Gale last week on account of tba Ulnes of her daughter, Mrs. Bartl and has not yt returned. Roberta and Norma Jean Werta ol Central Point apent tn week end at their home ber. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Werta were shopping In Medford Saturday. Frank Hurst Is clearing land and getting ready for aprlng seeding. Sam Coy was a brief visitor at Climax Saturday. L. H. Warts assisted by hi brother Phil bs completed his spring ditch cleaning. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Hurst went to Medford Saturday and returned Sun day. It waa a pleasant surprise to lesrn tuat a former resident ot Climax who now reside near Tillamook Is a con stant reader of the Medford Tribune and tagerly scan news from Climax and vicinity. Lawn mower service, cell and del Ideal Blk Shop, Tel. S86, 411 1 Main. Tolo TOLO, April 13. 8pi.) Tracy Muse la at Olendale, where he will atay Indefinitely. Jim Bussell sent for him to come and help rid hla mountain ranch of coyotes which are killing so many young sheep. Tracy la an experienced trapper aa well aa sharpshooter. T. A. Muse returned here from Tal ent Monday. He will go back next wee to spray the orchard. Visiting st the Denver Davis home Monday were Misses Dorothy Houll hsn, Patricia Polndexter and. Mra Miles Davis, dsughter Martha, and son, Jerry Allen, of Medford. Among those trsnsactlng business In Medford Tuesday were O. A. Baker of Pine Tree camp any Mr. and Mrs, P. A. Tracy. County School Nurse Helen Parrlsh visited Tolo school Tuesday and found everything satisfactory. The Verlen Tula ranch has been sold to a Dakota man and Mrs. Aleda Tule. who baa been looking after tha place, will move soon to one of tha Ray cottages. Because of the greet needs existing for folks Ineligible for relief funds and of other projects sponsored by the Salvation Army, Capatln Durham of the Medford corps la contacting rural busln.sse men, grangers and cluba for help. He spoke yesterday to Tolo Community club, outlining briefly, the work and resources. Tolo will try to aid. After club meeting wjuuium .u vujuyauie hcw nour was spent with honor guests, Miss Dorothy Houlihan, a former member, and her slater, Mrs. Maude Turnbull. Refreshments were served bv Mrs. Denver Davis, at which time Mrs, Thurston and pupils were asked to join the party. Orsndmother Fenton, J. P. Houli han and daughter, Miss Dorothy and Mra, Maude Turnbull, who have been here looking after their 80-acre ranch, left for the return trip home Friday morning to Long Beach, Calif. Mr. Houllnah purchased a team of horses. some acreage and farm equipment while , here. They were well pleased with the new managers, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jones, end found "every- ming just fine." Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS, April 13 (Spl.) Buster Fox ot Willows. Calif, visited relatives and friends here last Sun day. Paul Reed of Fort Klamath visited Loren Moon and famUy last week end. Mrs. Arbra Abbott and son. Ray mond Lee, cimi boms from tbe hos pital. Miss Msrgarette Fanner, Copco demonstrator, spent a dsy In Butt Falls recently. Butte Falls school board elected teachers for tha coming school year at a meeting at th high school Wed. nesday night. Th following teach ers were elected: Roscoe Larson, principal; Oeorgla Crofoot, Irene Neu gart, Olem Clark, Dorothy Burns, Mlsss Appiegate and Miss Golden. A group of young people met at the home of Mrs. Elmer Oott for Bible study Tuesday night. Orchestra practice was held at th school Thursday night. Miss Crofoot directs the orchestra. Opal Woolley Downard Is at th Sacred Heart hospital. B. E. Smallwood. who has been very 111, Is said to be somewhat bet ter. Many Butte Falls people attended the Rogue Elk dance last Saturday night. Rose Wbaley went home to her parents at "Rock Candy Mount4n" after spending two weeks with Mrs. Moon, who has been 111. Mra. Moon Is now able to do her own work. The Hustlers' club will meet with Mrs. Mildred Abbott Thursday after noon at 3 o'clock. Lake Creek LAKE CREEK, April 13 (Spl.) The Thimble and Gossip club met Wednesdsy with Mrs. Morrell Patton and tied out a quilt for her. Th afternoon was spent In doing fancy work. Members present were Au gusta Seefleld, Mary Moor, Allle Par low, Ella Tyrrell, Melba De Haas, Fern Day, Margaret Pech, Laverne Pecn, Vevla Orlgaby, Ethel Hoefft and Anna Tonn, beside th hostess, Marl Pat. ton. Mrs. Marl Walch and daughter, Betty Lou, wen visitors In th after noon. Then were no birthday this month but Vevla Orlgsby and Laverne Pech both have birthdays In May. Th Lost Creek extension unit will meet April 15 at Mra. Margaret Pech'. Mrs. Mack will be present at this meeting, which will have to do with home decoration. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pech, Mr, and Mrs. H. E. Pech, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orlgsby, Mra. Lucille Crockett and Mra. Dot Zundeli attended th cat fish derby at Savage Rapid dam Sunday. Guests Thursday at Mra. T. J. Hoefft's war Mrs. Roy Orlgsby, Mrs. J. R. Tyrrell end Mrs. Ethel Hoefft. Mrs. E. . Meyer wss a pleasant caller Friday at Mrs. Anna Tonnt. Wallace Ra gad ale, who bad hi ankle sprained a couple of weeks ago 1 again able to work. , Johnnie Short underwent a tonsil eetomy at the Community hospital Tuesday, . Charley Terrlll, who had a stress) of paralysis about a week ago. Is re ported to be Improving and w hop he will oon be able to be up and about again. In th "nitty nineties." most United States senators won Prince Alberts, The frock coat was a symbol ot state, manshlp and a beard was the mark ot a man ot nMuritjj and aubstanc. I