Midland
Y7
Juno 2, 1043
NEW YOHK, Juno 2 fl
Ciiiiiuhiirk rucord! . , , Ernie Lmv
Itian, llio Ititerniilliinal louguc'g
liistorlim, figures llili probably
nllll sttiiiris u a record baseball
cointibiick . , . Buck In 1888
Cidoruo llutldm-k, ono-tlm bat
tery tit Cunnlo Muck, lost 20
Mmllflit giiuii'i (or llm Troy, N.
Y club, Tlmn he went to Wash
Inillon (mid no cracks, plrnna
ubotil tlin Si-iiiitor still getting
Unit kind of burler), mid lout two
morn there ... In 1801 and 1802
the Mime guy hud bounced buck
to bi'cmno u iHl-Kiinio winner with
Uo.iton In the American assocla
tlnn unci with DldnKlyn . . . An
other rrcoril, uiuyhuT . . . Jimmy
Dcimirnt picked four different
partners for n recent amateur
pro golf tourniimi'iit nt Detroit'!
ritim Hollow club the other duy
und the four "teiiina" tied with
best-bull scores of 08. Jimmy
himself, allot 00.
niGHTEOUS INDIGNATION
When the Chicago White Sox
blew Into Philadelphia recently,
the clubhouse attendnnt chalked
the nnmo "Krlach" on Jimmy
Dykes' locker . . . Jimmy
promptly exploded. "Take that
off of there," he bellowed. I'm
no Frlnch. That Krlsch la tho
kind of fellow who la mean to
umpire and geta thrown out of
bull gamei."
ONE MINUTE SPORT PAQE
Orlo (Hoofbeota) RoberUon,
the pride of Wlnfleld, Kb., la
the new general sports editor of
The Amocinled Pre, replacing
Herb Darker, who now has tha
bigger job of seeing that your
favorite newapoper gets all tha
beat new flrat . . . Helen Do
twciler, who won all tho wom
en's golf titles In the Wnahlngton,
D. C, acclor before she turned
pro, la due to get her wings soon
In the ferry command.
TODAY'S QUEST STAR
Tommy KIlr.Rorald, Louiavllle
Courier-journal: "We wonder If
Count Fleet ever haa tho feel
ing that somebody la following
him."
SERVICE DEPT.
Pvt. Irving Klnllseh, now ata
tinned at Fort Bragg, N. C, has
been elected captain of the New
York university track team for
next year. His tcammatea fig
ured ho deserved tho honor al
though he was called for actlva
duty when the current outdoor
season was Just starting . . .
When Lieut. Bob Dunbar, form
er Auburn basketball mainstay,
crashed whllo flying over a
South Amerleon Jungle, his res
cuer waa Lieut. C. V. Grace, also
a former Auburn student . . .
Former British Davis cup ten
nis player, Charles Hare and
Bunny Austin, both are stationed
at Atlantic City, N. J., Hare in
a medical detachment and Austin
taking basic Infantry training.
When Coast Guardsman Gre-
synopsis or aus'I'ai BTATrMRKT
or Tiir.
Fadoral Union Insurance Co.
of rhlragn, In th Slat or Illinois, on the
tltlrlv-llr.t day nt December, 1041, mad
to tha Insurance Commissioner of th Stat
nt Olefin, pursuant In law)
Capital
Anmunt nt eeiillal slock paid
up 91.000.000.00
Inoomt
Krl prrinlume rwcltnl during ...
tin year II,H9,I8I.8
Interest, dividends and tenia
rehed during Hi" yar - es.SSt.ol
hn-ome ffin other sources re. .......
celled during Ihe )r t0.llt.ee
Total Income
...11,111,987.49
DlitiuraaminU
h'rt losses paid ilnrlni Ilia year
Inrliidllig adjustment expenses I
Commissions anil lalailel paid
ilurlng Ilia year
Taxes, licenses anil tees paid
during lit" year .......
Dividends palil on capital stock
during tlin year
Amount nl all othnr expendi
ture! ,,.....-'i
Total expenditure! 91
Admitted Anna
Vain of mil estate owned
(market value)
latins on morlgngea and collat
eral, fir. - -
Viiiun ol Imnile owned (amor-
llrcd) ...T..".rlM'
Valnn of stock! owned (mirkel
value)
Ciish In lielike ami nn hand
Premiums In mursn of collec
linn written allien Hcptember
Ml, IMS .. ..a -
Interest ami tenia due ntl ie
Ollirt assets (nei) .--
ITI.IU.IM
H.IMI
Tl.OOO.OO
IIO.MI.fO
,U9,t0t.U
Hon
Nona
,111,111. l
I10.7U.0O
(SI.IU.ll
JI7M,!5
t,Jfl,.W
IA,0S.IU
000.3111.37
3W.tlJ.Bt
t I, int. 0
smi.ii
1H.03S.S3
Total aillllllteil seiela . .' W.
Llahlllllaa
Oni.a nlalnia fur Inaan unpnlil
Ainiuinl. of iinrntnnl premiums
on nil onUlninllns tlaaa
linn for cnmtnUalnn anil nro-
arrnan
All othrr llalilllllea .....
Total llalilllllei, tirept -A-,
... $1 .sei.w7i.J
.pllsfrsTefw" - '";
Kutplua over all llalilllllea I.HI.Otl.lt
Kiirnlua a tesarila M1ltijc
linlilera 8,HI,0tl.ll
T, , pimMM
nnilnaaa In Oraintl for Hit Yair
Net premluina tcnelvnd during Hi".....,,,
enr ..!0..";
Net lo..ra palil ilurlns th year S.iJU.af
flDIIIAL UNIOM INSURANOI
OOMPANV .
IIAROI.n WAtlNKn. Pen,
C. r. HICKHTAKnT mill
O. A. NOTTINOHAM, Seel.
niliilor,r reiMenk attorney for aetvlce,
J. tlonlon Rgan, I'otlland, Orefon.
Sports VS
Brief
Hu.ls l-Xfv'
rull.rlon. Jr.'l,Vf.X
Umpire
PAGE FIVE
Tony Gaento
Disposes of
Herbie Katz
TAMI'A, Fla., June 2 (ZD
Tony Oalento, tha roly-poly
heavyweight from New Jorsey,
had little trouble disposing of
Horbla Katz of Brooklyn In tha
opening of his comubuck cam
paign last night, but lie may
have more difficulty collecting
his full aliure of tha purse,
Whon Kat went down for
keeps in 20 soconds of the first
aftor taking two punches and
shove, the boxing commission of
tha IlUtli field artillery, under
whoso Jurisdiction the bout was
staged, ordered Promoter Jim
Downing to hold up the purses
of both fighters. Downing said
they already had druwn their
guarantees, but thut ho would
hold up any percentage Unit
might be duo after tho receipts
had been cheeked. Tho crowd
was estimated at more than 4000
Galonto weighed 232, KiiU
184. The bout was schodulcd
for 10 rounds.
Babe Brown to
Direct Idaho
Athletics
MOSCOW, Ida., Juno 2 VP)
Jamea A. (Babe) Brown yester
day was named acting director
of athletics at the University of
Idaho, replacing George Greene
who left Monday for Boise for
induction Into the navy as a lieu
tenant. Brown Joined tha Vandal ath
letic staff two years ago as fresh
men coach. He waa elevated
last fall to assistant grid coach
and waa made basketball mentor
when Guy Wlcka went Into tho
army after tho opening of the
hoop aeason. He added tennis to
his coaching chores this spring.
After his Induction, Greene
will attend an indoctrination
school at New York City before
becoming liaison officer for a
collegiate naval training pro
gram, TIGHTS
By Tha Asaoclatad Press
TAMPA, Fla. Tony Gnlcnto,
249, Jersey City, N. J., knocked
out Herbie KaU, 184, Now York,
(1).
WILMINGTON, Del. Carmen
Notch, 184, Pittsburgh, outpoint
ed Al Tribuanl, 1511, Wilming
ton, Dol. (10).
LOS ANGELES Victor
Flores, 128, Mexico City, out
pointed Don McLean, 124, New
York, (8).
gory Reester of Cincinnati re
turned to San Francisco aftor a
year In Alaska waters, he
brought an appeal for fishing
tackle from the soldiers up that
way . . , On Amchitka Island, he
reported, he saw men fishing
with shovels and that didn't
mean they needed them to pile
up tall fish stories . . . "They
were actually scooping fish out
of tha streams that'a how
plentiful they are," ha said.
SY.voraia or annual statfmknt
OP TI1T.
Globa Ic Republic Insurance
Company of America
of Philadelphia. In tha Slate of Pannarl.
vanla, on tha thirty. flrat day of Pecemlier,
19:. made to tha Iniuranre Cntnmliiloner
of the stata of Oregon, purauant to lawi
Oapllal
Amnunt of aapltal etoclc paid
up - ....-.....ffonn.uoo.on
Net premluml received during '
the -year a:.ssn,ses.a
tntereit, dlvldemle and renta
received during tha year . . ISO,! SS.aa
Income from other emircae re.
aelved during tha year , 17,63.:)
Total Incoma - M.IIMSI.oO
Dlabura amenta
Net lonel pnld during tha year
Including adjuitment expenaea 11,831,519.75
Commlialoni and aalarlca paid
during tha year l.llt.llt.N
Tmai, llrrniea and feea paid
during the year .. M,tl.?l
Dlvldenila paid on capital etnok
during tlia year 100,000,00
Amount of all other expendl-
turea IH,T3M!
Tola! ajpendlturra ....IS.lot.tfS.W
Admitted Aaiati
Vatua of real ettatc owned
(market value .... 133,301.00
tonne nn mortgagee and oollnt-
ernl, etc 6,000.00
Value of honda owned (amor-
tlr.nl) 1,611,651.60
Value of itorlia owned (market
value) - ..lit,.
f'aili In hanke and nn hand 677,03.04
Premluma In courrn of collar.
lion written elnce. September
60, IMS .- SK.JSI.W
Interred anil renta dm and o- ,.,,,
rrued IttlO.ul
Other niiete (net) JJ.STS.W
Total admitted .(8S,I.39
llahllltlea
Oroei rlnlma for libera unpaid .. I SJO.ltl U
Amount of unearned premluma
on all outitnnillnn Hike ,1,0JS,JS7.H.
Dun for commleelon nnd hro-
keregfl tl.wft.uu
All other liahi'iitiel W,a.7
Total ll.bimlra. 'PlMiMI,JnM1
,..i,.i i'ii"Vin""""""" .jt.il.oon.ooo.uo
Su$ul . Ulriinidlltlr. -JUL. MMir-ll
Surplna it regarda policy- 1 .
Bualneee In Oregon for tha V.ar
Nek premluma received during urn (1, , ,,
Net"Vnie7a'7id" during t'ho year .Ji"
OLoaa rtEPuatto insuranob
OOMPANV OP AMBBIOA
mciiAnn A. cnnnnoN. Prei.
JOnN P. WlBHtlRN. Sec.
,....,.. .M,ni. Mnraev for aervlce.
tnauranet Commloloner,
Season Split
Asked by
Portlanders
Baovars Teem With Morale;
Divided Ploy Moy Ba Good
For Box Office, Is Claim
By The Associated Press
Success, it's wonderful and ao
tho I'oi tland Beavers, teeming
with morale after becoming the
first Pacific Coast leugua club to
stop Loa Angeles in a series this
your, want to dlvldo tho aeason
into two parts.
The Angels with a 71 game
loud nro conceded virtually shoo
in fur lop honors in tha first half
of a divided race, But canny
Bill Kleppor, Beaver manager,
thinks tliul a fresh start after
July 8 would be good box-office
for tho rest of the clubs.
Kleppor served notlca on PCL
President W. C. Tuttlo that he
will try to round up flva fellow
skippers willing to vote the di
vided scuson into being.
Meanwhile tho Beavers today
will try to Improve their second
division standing al tha expanse
of Oakland, piugucd of late by a
steady trickle of players to army
Induction centers..
The Scattlo Rainiers open the
third auid final week of their
road Journey agulnst the Holly
wood Stars. Manager BUI Skiff
plans to start Joe Dcmoran on
the mound in an effort to pull
the Ralnlcrs out of their cellar
doadlock with Sacramento. After
a alow start, tho Rainiers have
boen playing near .500 ball the
last couple of weeks.
Los Angeles opens a seven
game series with Sacramento,
and second place San Francisco,
holding a slender game and a
half lead over San Diego, lays Its
runner-up position on the line
against the aspiring Padres in
their own park.
Collegiate Golf
Tourney Set for
Chicago in June
CHICAGO, Juno 3 (JF) The
National Collcglato Athletic as
sociation's 40th annual golf tour
nament will be held at Chicago's
Olympia Fields Country club,
June 28, 29 and 30.
Announcement of the dates
yesterday ended speculation that
the collegiate fixture might be
Interrupted by the war. How
ever, the NCAA said the tourna
ment, usually held over a six-day
period, would be restricted to
three.
The tournament will be a 72
hole medal play contest if there
are sufficient entries. Other
wise, the NCAA said there
would be a 36-hoIe qualifying
round the first day with the next
two days devoted to match play
among the 18 players to be quali
fied. LOU NOVA SIGNID
PORTLAND, Ore., Juno J W)
Lou Nova, one-time top flight
heavyweight contender, and
Paul Hartnek, Omaha, Neb.,
have been signed for a 10-round
bout here June 11, Matchmaker
Joe Waterman said yesterday.
Nova has been training at Camp
Adair, Ore.
Cotton stockings will have to
wait till the end of tha war to be
on their last legs.
SYNOPSIS Or ANNUAL STATEMENT
OP
The Commercial Union Fira
Insurance Co.
of New York, tn the Stale of New Tork,
on the thlrly.flrrl day of December. I9it,
made tn tha Inauranca Commlieloner of tha
Stata of Oregon, pursuant t law:
Capital
Amount f aapltal Block paid
up 61.000,000.00
Net premluma received during
Hi rear I MI.WMT
Interest, dividend! and renta
received dtirini in year ioi.hi.ti
Income frrvm other aourcea re.
oelved during th year
U.ltl.tl
Total tncom
II.M3,lt.M
Dle.ureamenti
Ket lonra paid durlna tha tear
Innlurilni adluatmant .ipaniei.f 111,111.70
i.,iiiimepiune nu eei.iive i.iu
Tavre, llrenaea iii)d teea paid
ITI.otl.tl
is.4is.ra
uurina hi. i r.r
Dlvlrinmla nalil on capital Itock
M.OM.M
m.ori.M
Amount ot all othar eipendl
turea ....
Total aipandllurea .....fl.OH.MO.M
Admitted Allele
Value nl real ellal owned
(market talua)
Nona
Hone
,I01,H(.H
Loana on mortgagee and col
lateral. lc. .
Vain o( tiondi owned (amor
Hied) li
Valua ot itock owned (mar
ket value) - -
flath In hanka and on hand
Premium! In cour ot collec.
Hon written alnca September
no. ion
Intereet and renti du and c-
a?e,(n.o
soo.omo
IIMTUt
tl.Ml.OO
3..M.)7
ornrd
Otlier aiirtl, (net)
Total admitted anell
..VOII.MS.I!
llablllllee
flroia claim for loaeea unpaid IW.TI4.M
Amount ot unearned premluma
on all outilnnrtlng rlaka l.OOt.MI.IT
Due for commliilon and bro.
krracn - M.4M.UB
All otlier llabllltle U4.J6l.Hi
Tolal llalilllllei, oncepl M'',, ,M
Tapllal paid up "'2!5'2IS
Surplna over ail uamimra . . ,tv,.v..
Burplua aa tegarua pouc).
holdere ...l,Tr.S10.T
Total l9.OIP.IOa.il
Bulimia In Oregon tor th Vur
Ket premluma received during the
vear rt.W.M
rial lone" paid during th er .... 74,187.59
COMMBR0IAL UNION PIRB
INSURANOB 00.
K. V. KOKOKKRT, Tre.
A. f. QHRRR. Sec.
auditor- rraldent attorney tor aervlce,
tnauranet Commlulonir.
Redbirds; Dodgers Stage
Spring Show; Cardinals
Come Out Ahead, 11 to 9
By JUDBON BAILEY
Associated Press Sports Writer
The National league la ex
pected to have a stupendous
scramble for tha pennant every
fall as a matter of course, but
this year tho Brooklyn Dodgers
and bt, Louis Cardinals art stag
ing a spring show that may very
well dwarf anything that can
happen later.
The Dodgors and Cardinals
know they are tho only two
teams in the league with any rea
sonable chance of winning and
they are counting tht games they
play against each other this
spring Just as crucial as tha ones
that will come at tha close of
tho campaign.
After dividing a four-game
aeries at Brooklyn last month
and a doubleheader In St. Louis
Monday, they waded into each
other again yesterday like their
lives depended on the outcome
and at the end of 12 Innings of
almost unbelievable baseball,
the raging Redbirds had an 11-0
victory and were within half of
a game of first place.
The two teams made 33 hits,
20 by St. Louis and IS by Brook
lyn, paraded a total of nine
Football Dean
To Be Retained
On Cougar Staff
PULLMAN, June 2 W) Indi
cation today were that some
agreement might be worked out
to retain Orin E. (Babe) Holling
bery, dean of Pacific Coast con
ference football coaches, on the
athletic staff at Washington
Stat college.
Dr. J. Fred Bonier, director of
athletics, said last night that
WSC will "retain Babe Holling
bery whether we have football
or not," adding that it was very
doubtful a varsity grid program
could be handled at the state col
lege. His statement followed re
ports earlier in the day that Hoi
llngbery might resign rather
than accept a B0 per cent cut in
his reputed $10,000 salary. This
report was noither confirmed or
denied. Holllngbery would only
say that he "certainly hoped
something can be worked out."
His year-to-year contract expires
July 1.
Oregon Places
Fourth In Women's
Swimming Tourney
PULLMAN, June 2 IP) The
University of Oregon placed
fourth In the 1943 women's na
tional intercollegiate telegraphic
swimming meet sponsored by
Fish Fans, the Washington State
college chapter, which conducted
this year's meet, announced,
Winner was Skidmore college
at Saratoga Springs, N. Y with
the University of Pennsylvania
second, Massachusetts State third
and DePauw fifth.
The University of Oregon will
handle th west coast phase of
the meet next year.
One nice thing about being too
thin la you can eat all you want
without gaining an ounce.
svNorsn or axm'al itatkmint
or TUB
Phoenix Indemnity Company
of New York. In tha Stat, ot Kew York, on
th thlrlv.llret dav ot December. 141, made
to the Iniurane Commliilnncr of th Stat
of Oregon, punuani tn law:
Oapllal
Amnunt of aapltal atock paid
up , . H.IOO.OOO.M
I oec me
Ket pramlumi received during
thi yeer 4,IM,IM,
Inlcreit. dividend and renta
received during the year .. tlt.lM.M
tncom from othrr aourcea r.
cved during th var T.t&J.O
Total Income 14,111,141.11
Oltbtiraament
Ket lonea paid during th year
Including adjustment cipeniri tt.044, IM.I7
Commlulom and aalarlea paid
during the year 1,l4l,l71,t
Taxra. Iicrmea and fee paid
during tha year .. Itfl.lso.M
Dlvldenda paid on capital itock
during the year ItO.WO.to
Dlvldenila paid to pollcyholilera
during tha year Non
Amount of all other upendl-
turn ,, It.e54.
Total uninHlturei H.0J,07,ll
Admitted Aneta
Vain of real ailata owned
Txiana on morcgagei ami ooUat
oral, .tc. . ,,.
Valua of honda owned (amor,
Hed)
Valu of itooka owntd (mar
(market value)
Kon
Kon
.lM.7SI.el
, otp. we. .
1J4,SJ7.)1
Caih In hank and en hand
rremiuma in court or collie.
Inn wrllttn line September
., 111 .
Intereit and renta du and to
rrued
4S,S07.
Ts.ioo.rs
Other aneta (net) ,
Total admitted aiirU ..
.. I,!!I,W7,M
klahllltlae .
Oroaa clltmi for loaeca unpald..SS,lte,5S9.05
Amount ot unearned premium
on all onlitandlng rlika l,eU.Sll.U
nue tor commiaalon and bro.
keraga tOMtl.112
All other llabllltlea M7,(ll.ll
Total llabllltlea, ttoept capi
tal ....
..W.W4.TII.JT
.tl.llM,000.HO
Capital paid up
Burptui over all llabllltt .
. I.HO.I9I.I.1
Surplue
hnlderi
a regard polio)'
-.ei.wuii.Ji
Total .M4,07.OO
Bueln In Oregon for th Yair
Net premluma received durlna th
year IM7S.!
Ket lonea paid during th year ... 47.U7.IU
f HOBNIX INDEMNITY COMPANY
.1. H. HAWKS, Pret,
J. r. CUNKIKOHAM. Sec.
BUtutory reildenfc attorney for gervlea,
Isauruci Commliilooar ol Oregon.
pitchers to tha mound, and
passed the lead back and fourth
like a hot tip on the second
front.
Finally it was a two-run
homer by Harry (Little Dixie)
Walker, his first of the season,
that decided the game.
But it was miraculous field
ing play by Shortstop Martin
Marion that won for the Cards as
much aa Walker's wallop. In the
top halt of the twelfth the Dod
gers loaded the basea with one
out and Plnchhitter Dee Moore
smashed Harry Brecheen's first
pitch to Marion's left. The tall
shortstop made a dive and actu
ally stabbed the ball after it had
hopped put him. He made a
double play out of it. The loss
waa charged to Rube Melton.
The two rivals are ticketed for
the final game of the series to
night and on the result will' de
pend whether the Dodgers or the
Cardinals are in first place to
morrow. Pittsburgh beat the Boston
Braves 9-4 In 14 innings and the
Cincinnati Reds stopped the New
York Giants 3-1 to set up a triple
tie for third place between the
Reds, Breves and Pirates.
Johnny Eubank
Returns to WSC
As Instructor
PULLMAN, June 2 VP) John
ny Eubank, place kicking spec
ialist on Washington State col
lege football teams of the early
30's, has been signed to return
to his alma mater as an instruc
tor in physical education. Eu
bank's placements won three
games for WSC in 1931 and in
cluded a last-minute 43-yard
boot against UCLA.
Th college announced that
Eubank, who has been coaching
at San Diego, would return to
aid in the work of conditioning
army men assigned to classes
her. .
VITAL STATISTICS
CASE Born at Klamath Val
ley' hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
on May 28, 1943, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley E. Case, 617 Adams
street, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds
13 i ounces.
GILBERT Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore., on May 28, 1943, to Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Gilbert, 103 Pine
street, a girl. Weight: 6 pounds
14 ounces.
SARGINSON Born at Klam
ath Valley hospital, Klamath
Falls, Ore., on June 1, 1943, to
Mr. and Mrs. John Sarginson,
1508 Delta, a boy. Weight: 8
pounds 4 ounces.
At Work Again Marguerite
Breithaupt is back at work at
La Pointe's after being 111 at her
horn.
TRUCKS FOR RENT
You Driv Mot Yourself
Sav 1 Long and
Short Trips
STILES' BEACON SERVICE
Phone 8304 1201 East Main
SYNorsts or akntal statimzkt
or THE
N.w Hsmpahlr Fir Insurance
Company
of llancheitar, In th Stat of Xw aXamp.
ahlr, oo th. thlrty.flrit day of December,
let, nude to th Iniurane. Commliilooar
of Ilia Stat of Oregon, punuaal So lawi
Oapllal
Amount of eapiui atock said
up l.OM.OM.M
Ket premluma received durlsg
tha year . , 9
Intereit. dividend! and rnt
I i,toe,irs.u
received during th year
Incoma from other aourcea re
ceived during th year ,
Total Income
-I l,Ht,MI.4
DIburmnto
Ket lonil paid during lb year
Including adjuitment tipcniei I t,ess,Set,l7
Commliilona and aalarlea paid
during the year 1,171,470.49
Taxea, licensee and fe paid
during the year , lll,7ie.l
Dlvldenda paid on capital atock
during tha year ItO.OOO.M
Amnunt of all other xpndl
tuna rsi.ees it
Total pndlturea I,I09,WI.M
Admitted Aeu
Valu of real itat owned
(market value) 1
KH.tll.7J
4,1.7.10
.tOI.Hl.M
Me.9M.lt
llt.SU.M
Ixtant on mortgagea and eol.
lateral, ic.
Value of bonda owned (amor
tiled) 10,
Value of atocki owned (mar
ket taluc) .... .
Caah In hanka and on hand
rrrmluina In online ot collec
tion written aloe September
SO, 1941
Intereet and renta du and ac
crued
ios.iK.ei
i:.io.n
Other amta (net) ,
Total admitted audi 117,919,994.11
Llabllltle
flroia ctatma for loiaee unpaid I ISS.eee.SO
Amount of unearned premium!
on all outstanding rlska l,J7,Sa.S7
Duo for commission and bro.
kernge IS.OOe.trt
All other llabllltlea , IM.7M.39
Total llabllltlei, except capl.
tal
.. 7,111.110.7.1
...i a.om.nm.M
Capital paid up
Surplus over all llabllltlea .
.... T.7M.413.4S
Surplua aa
regarda policy.
holder
110,791.499.41
Totil . I17.0I9.I94.IS
Butlnm In Oregon for tha Year
Ket pramlumi received during the
vrar lsl.749.44
Ket lonel paid during tho year .... tS.iae.0S
NBW HAMPBHIRI Pin INIURAMUI
COMPANY
, ,7 AMES D. SMART. Prei.
ORO. W. SVAI.WV. Sec.
fltatulorw resident attorney for aervlce.
JPhll Oroasmayct,
Pittsburgh's victory earn as
Huck Geary stole home with the
bases loaded and on out In the
14th. The Reds won on a five
hit pitching performance by Ray
Starr.
The Philadelphia Phillies
pounced on the last place Chi
cago Cubs for their second tri
umph In three games 7-2 with
old Si Johnson pitching seven-hit
ball. Afterward the Phillies an
nounced a deal that sent two
regular outfielders, Dan Lltwhll-
er and Earl Naylor, to the Cardi
nals for Buster Adams, Coacker
Trlplett and Daln Clay.
Action in the American league
was limited to two night games
In which Washington whipped
th Cleveland Indians 3-2 in 10
innings and the Detroit Tigers
came from behind to beat the
Philadelphia Athletics 8-3, end
ing a even-gam winning streak
for Jesse Flores.
The Senators' success was
made possible by Ellis Clary's
run-producing single in the tenth
and moved them within a game
of the first place New York Yan
kees. Pinky Higgins' eighth-inning
homer was the decisive
blow in Detcoit's victory.
Fifteen high school boys are
working this summer for the
Rogue River forest service at
Rocky Point resort on Upper
Klamath lake.
At the present they are dis
posing of slash left by loggers
in that section of th country.
The boys are housed in cabin at
the resort, with two boys to each
cabin. '. " ...
George Von Arnam has charge
and Mrs. Esther Baker is doing
th cooking.
Three of th boys, John Nog
gle, Roy Kephart and Dave Hen
thorne have been sent to the
forest guard training station at
Jacksonville for further special
ized training. Later in the sum
mer they will be used as look
outs. Not all of the boys' time is
spent working, and Ranger John
Sarginson has reported that they
have had some good luck fishing
at the lake.
Men are also stationed at the
Modoc forest station on th Al
turas highway and in Fremont
national forest They are work
ing on roads and telephone lines
and expect to have them opened
up in about fifteen days.
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE-
Without Calemtl-Anl Yeull Jia Out f
Bed in th Morainj lUria'toG
Th Hrer should pour out about t pint of
bOi iuietj Into your bowels eray day. If this
bile ! not flowing freely, your food may not
digest. It may juat decay in the bowtU. Tbea
gu bloata up your stoma eb. You get con
stipated. You leal sour, miak and t&a world
louca iMinlrl
It Ultos thoea tooo. ol
4, old Carter's Llttla
Uvar Puis to gt tbeaa S pint of bUa flow.
log freely to maka you feet up and up.N
Get a packan today. Tabs aa directed.
Effect! v in making bile flow freely. Ask
for Carter'a Utile Uvar .filla. 10 and St.
SYNOPSIS Or ANN7TAI, STATSUBKT
or THR
Mechanic and Trader
Insurance Co.
of Hartford. In th Stata of Connecticut, on
th thirty-first day of December, lilt, made
to th Iniurane Commllitonir of th SUte
of Oregon, pursuant to law:
Capital
Amnuat of tapltal itook paid
up 11,000,000.00
Ket pramlumi rcciived during
th year ll.ltr.iM.ai
Intereit. dividends and ranta
received during th year 119,919.97
Income from other aourcea re
ceived during tha year tl.499.1!
Total Income ll,Ht,ISJ.JS
Disbursement
Ket tossea paid during tha year
Including adjustment expenses f 119,999.47
Commissions and aalarlea paid
during the yar I9S.09I.M
Txes, licenses and feea paid dur
ing th. year . .. 99,191.99
Divldenda paid on capital atock
during th year , Kon
Amount of all other expendi
ture TJ,l77.t
Total expenditure! ..ll,JJ7,t.4
Admitted Anitl
Valu of real aitat owned (mar
ket value) . g
ts.soo.oo
Kon
l4t,SS.OO
.tse.iei.oo
3.1,467.07
133,431.03
1S.I77.sT
S.SS9.9I
Loam on mortgage and collat
eral, arc.
Valua of bond! owned (mar
ket) S,
Valu of atocka owned (market
value) .........v....-.- 1,
Caih in banks and on hand 1,
Premluma In course of collection
written line September SO,
ten
Interest and rente du end ac
crued .
Other Asset (net)
Total admitted aneta 5.0IO.ia.9T
Llablllllii
flrosa clllmi for lossra unpaid .1 177,034,44
Amount of unearned premluma
on all outstanding rlska 1,319,391.03
Due for commliilon and broker
age n.ooo.oo
All other llabllltlea 4I9.77S.09
Tolal
llablllllii, except capl-
tal
...li.ON.IK.0a
..ll.OOO.ono.n,)
Capital paid up
Surplue over all I
. t.esi.sso.u
Burplua ngardi policy,
holderi t3,9SI,130.SI
Total . , SS.H0.il,ar
Buslnei In Ongon for th Yur
K9 premluml received during th
y.r ....ls.tel.M
Ket, losse paid during the year 11,419.34
MB0HANI0I AND TRADBRB
IN9URAN0B COMPANY
F. D. lAYTOX, Prei.
W. W. CORRY, Sec.
Btitutory resident, attorney for service,
Imuran ConmlMlooer, Slat of Oregon,
COOPERATIVE
CANNING
COOKERS
URGED
Cooperative use of pressure
cookers for canning purposes
this year Is strongly urged by
Wlnnifred K. Gillen, chairman
of the county nutrition commit
tee for defense and county home
demonstration agent. The short
age of pressure canners la acute
and only a few will be available
for purchase this year, she says.
"Though the first peas are
Just beginning to poke their
heads through the soil, victory
gardeners are looking forward to
th harvest and the problem of
canning, drying and freezing the
products for future use," said
Mrs. Gillen. "I suggest the for
mation of canning circles, each
consisting of six or mora fami
lies cooperating in the use of one
cooker. Women in the circle can
not only take turns using the
canners but can also help one
another to get vegetables ready
to can, thus making the task
lighter and more pleasant for
all."
Such canning circles are by no
means an original idea, Mrs. Gil
len explains, as families in many
of our communities last year
shared their pressure cookers
with those who could not buy
them for themselves.
"Anyone wno has a pressure
canner to share will help the
whole cause of food for victory
by notifying the county nutri
tion chairman, telephone 8151.
We will help see that every can
ner does its full share toward
victory, with a minimum of 'ab
senteeism'." Horn From Trip Dr. A. A.
Soule' and Mrs. Eva Soule' have
returned from Corvallis and
Salem. Their son Andrew R.
Soule' is a student in engineering
at Corvallis. Dr. Soule' visited
an old classmate. Dr. Ross Mc
Intyre, rear admiral and surgeon
general of the navy. Willamette
university has been turned into
a naval and pre-medic college.
13 Years
Of Negatives
On File!
Since 1930
Kennell-Ellis
Has Kept
All Negatives
On File
For Your
Convenience
Come In . . .
Look Them Over
And Order From
Those Old Proofs
You Moy Hove
Forgotten!
Kennell-Ellis
V. S. Natl Bank Bids;..
Main and 8th Phono 3252
SYKOPSIB Ol" AKKCAl STATEHIKT
or TBI
Granite Stat Fir Inauranc
Company
of rortamouUl, In th SUte of Kew Hamp
shire, on th thirty-first day of Decembsr,
14., mad. to the Insurance Commissioner
of th tut of Oregon, puriuant to law:
Capital
Amount H eepltal atock paid
"P , II.OM.noO.OO
llMMUM!
Ket primlum received during
th. year 91.7S4.SW.tO
Interest, divldenda and renta re
ceived during the yar . 199,339.11
Income from other aourcea re
ceived during the year 10.eoi.S9
Total Income 9i,ese,uo,04
Dlaburaamwit
Ket losses paid during the year
Including adjustment expenses 7S4.4S2.Se
Commissions and salaries paid
during the year S4S.lS4.lt
Taxes. Ilceniel and feea paid
during the yar st.SSO.St
Dividend! paid on capital itocfc
during th year , 130,000.00
Amount of all othar expendl.
turn tss,749.03
Total expenditure! . 1, 171,007.09
Admitted Anitl
Valu of real estate owned
(market value) it7,13.!s
Loana on mortgagea and col.
lateral, etc. I.1I4.S7
Value ot bond! owned Umor-
melt) . s.ess.ieo.is
Valu of atocka owned (market
valuer .....
Cash In bank and en hand
Premluma tn course of collec
tion written since Scptcmbsr
JO. ISIt
Interest and rents due and le
arned Other aneta (net) . ,,.
aa..4ia.oo
4I1U1.20
90,140.9.
ss.iee.fo
Total admitted aneta I,I3I,44.0
Llabllltle
(Irosa claim for losses unpaid.-.! tts.teo.89
Amount of unearned premluma
on all outstanding rliki 1,131,401,44
Due tor commliilon and broker
age . 10.SOO.00
All other llabllltlei 109.sse.39
Tolal llablllllii,
licipt capl
.9.t93,7l.4S
9i,ooo,oon.no
Ital
Capital paid up
Surplus over ill
I lllbllltlel I.SS7,7I7.S1
Surplus as retards policy
holder! 9J.SJ7.717.S9
Total , 9l.si.44t.01
Bulimia In Ongon for thi Yur
Kea premluml received during the
yeir ..
Ket loieel paid during the year .. 11.W.0S
ORANITB ITATB PIRB INIURANCS
COMPANY
.TAMP.S D. SMART. Prll.
IT.OK A. ROR1KSOK, Sec.
atitutory resident attorney for service,
Tbll Oroismayer Co., Portland, Oregon. .
Aircraft Carriers
To Be Tested Soon
WASHINGTON, Jun S fef)
Rear Admiral Howard L. VIW
ery, chief of the maritime com
mission s construction program
announced yesterday that firs
tests of new type aircraft car
riors doslgned to transport
planes to war theater will b
made at the Kaiser yards tn Vo
eouvr, Wash,, next month.
Th county library has an,
nounccd that they now hav a
reading room especially for chll.
dren. This room is located on
the main floor and la fitted with
tables.
Books for children of all ages
may be found there, as well as
magazines. There are approxl
mately 200 books for youngsteri1
enjoyment.
This Is the first time that the
county library has had a place
that the children could call their
own.
Fir The fire department
was called out at 2:27 Tuesday
afternoon to 311 Hasklns street.
The house is occupied by How
ard Uhlig. There was some dam
age done to the kitchen, base
ment and back porch.
Returns Here Doris Yantls,
employed at the WPB her, has
returned to Klamath Falls after
spending several days In PorV
land and San Juan Island, Wash.,
visiting friends and relatives.
HEMORRHOIDS (Piles)
Hernia (Rupture), Fissirt ir Flttili
Saab disorders lapels 700
Ileal Ik of bcieaer araiaoj i
powar. m or reere we mtj
nceeaafnllv tiaatad than I
Made ol people for these etl 1
taeats. No hospital opera- I
flea. No ooDllaenieal. Ne '
Iom ei time hem work. Call
for aiemiaetioa ot sead tot
mil doscrlpUTe Booklet.
Open fvennfli, McWe, ifi, 7H SiM
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Phytfttan aieat vroel
ST. 1. Cor. I. Bureeld a.d Ots4 AJefc
Tel.pkoM IAai 3818, Portlaad, Olfaa
STARTS
Tomorrow Nite
Junior Chamber of
Commerce Presenta
POLACK Bros.
CIRCUS
AND WILD ANIMAL
EXPOSITION
ARMORY
Thurt.
Jun
Sun. JL
TO June O
MATINEES
FrU Sat., Sun - JiIS P.M.
NITES
Doora Open 7;00 Show 8:13
Seata at
1100 - 75c - 1100
In. Tm
A Brand New
Show This Year
RBIBRVBD SIATB AT
0IRCUB HEADOUARTBRI
ILK HOTIL BLDQ.-PH. .Ml
SYKOPSIB Or ANNUAL STATBllBKT
, . . OF THK
Columbia Inauranc C. of
N.w York
o 7;".T!"?,,.,,th l,t ' Kew To,,
mad. M fh'.",'""' ""V D".r, 1919
mane to the Imurance Commissioner et th
Stat of Oregon, pursuant la lawi
Amount of capital stock paid
-r - . , !,m,SM.M
Iniome
Set premium received during
the year c asj gu at
Interest, dividends and renti r.
celv during th year 149,089.51
income from other aourcea re
ceived during th year i.orn on
Total Income a, on.....
Dleburaemenf.
Ket losses paid during the year
Including adjustment expenses I
Commissions and aalarlea paid
ISO.IU.irr
939,117,41
te.UHI
119,000.0
17,701.91
Taxes, license nj IceT pglj
MtirniK in. yenr
Dlvldenda paid on capital itock
,l,irln th, ..na
Amount of a'll otheV'ip'on'd"u
rotil expenditure! .,178.4
Aimitmt Aim
Valun of real tit owned
(market value) ,
7,oana on mortgagea and col.
latent, etc. ...
Vilue of bonda owned (market
or amortized) , w g
Kon
: Kon.
I99,77T.7
ram. or iiocxi owned (market
Valllal
797,431.7.
193,111.99
Cash In banka and on hand ,
rremiiima in courie or conci
sion written ainee September
Interest and" rente due and at
II1.10S.7I
i-rijai
It, IH.lt
4.110.14
Other useti (net) .
Totil admitted assets
Llabllltlii
3,4S9,99I.4
Oroll clllmi for losies unpaid $ 107,995.00
Amount ot unearned premluma
on all outstanding risks . MI.Sx0.l9
Due for commission and bro. .
kernie , . T.SOO.On
All other llabllltlea ., , , , e.M.sl
Total llablllllii, except cap).
tal .,,.9i,7,io,mQT
Capital paid up . . l,0(io,ono.(l
Surplus over III lllbllltlel !,3I9,7I.3
Siirptui a regirdi poWej.
holder!
Si.tn.7eo.it
Total .
. .1.4Se,S9l.tt
Binlnew In Onion for the Yur
Ket premium Mcelverl during the
year 99.791.91
Kit loss! paid during the year 1,117.90
00LUMOIA IHSURAMOB 09.
Of NBW YORK
T. .1. IIIVINK. Prei.
J. P. CUNNINflHAH. Bee.
Stalutorv rcsldrnt attorney for aervloes
Beth B. Thompson, Insurance Commlnlonerv
m