THURSDAY. MAY 14. 1959
HERALD AND NEW S. KLAMATH FALLS. flKFGnv
U.S. Toilers
To Hole! Meet
The annual convention for fedcr
at einjiuyi'i siauonca in Urenon
will he hold, tor the first lime in
years, in Klamath Falls, at the
Willard Hotel Friday and Saturday
Local members of the Oreuon
Federation of Federal Kmplo; i.
expect aDout loo debates from all
corners of the state. banquet
teaturaay nistu is expected to draw
about 2110 persons.
The convention will start with
committee meetings around 6 D.m
Friday. Thq, convention proper will
extend all day Saturday in the
Pine Grove Room of the Willard
Buffet luncheon will be served at
noon. .A social hour starting at
6 p.m. wilt precede the banquet
Up for discussion is recent legis
lation that affects federal workers
The OFFK is an employes union
Delegates from local OFFF. unit
704 are Bill Dow, Vi Shultz, Fred
Bubb. Roberta Negus, Gene Bran-
con. George Bourdon, and Robert
Abney. Locals, and committees to
which they were appointed chair
men are Dorothy Sack, convention
chairman: Lynn Skeen, accommo
dations: Frank Stennett, speakers:
Gene Branson, program: Goldie
Ericksnn, banquet, and Vi Shultz,
registration.
George Reid of the Civil Service
Commission in Seattle, and James
Crawford, vice president of the a
tional Federation of Federal Em
ployes, will be featured ipeakers.
All federal employes arc invited,
along with guests, to both the ses
sion and the banquet. Banquet
tickets are on sale in the hotel
lobby.
The city council has made avail
able courtesy parking space
delegates.
a:
U JUL . i Vi
I.i fO5 flM'"!- r-iiu
for
ANGLER DROWNS
EUGENE lAPi A fishermen
fell into the McKenzie River and
drowned Monday while his wife
who is expecting a child, stood
by helplessly. She can not swim
Herman Nile Wagnon. 23, of
Springfield and his wife were
hiking along a river bank ledge.
Wagnon slipped off into the main
channel of the stream and disap
peared.
Newspaper
SPOT ADS
are inexpensive
-l- repeated daily 94c
LEGAL NOTICE
IM7-38 1214 f8 174 78
Fred W. & Alice Milman Code X.
Tan Lol 5a of Map H4-I7
irtVV.W 10 72 2 54
1936-37 I t 4H 2 11
1937-38 12 74 9H W 23
A. C. & Dau.y I VanlinUlcr Luac
1. Tax Lot 11 of Map 34-19
19S4-33 11 4.1 :i 2
1933- 56 11 79 2 79
19.SS-M 14 H t 2 :i2
1937-58 14 01 1 07 61 Rfi
A. B Coleman- Code I, Tax Lol 12j
or Map
1934- 53 2.1 98 8 2.1
19.VV.Vi 2fi (1 B H
1936-37 3.1 70 5 28
1957-58 31.85 2 44 140 62
Laverne E. it Kalhryn H Claudson
Code 1. Tax Lol 78 of Map 37-16
LEGAL NOTICE
1954-55 .78
1953-36 ,7H
l3ti-.7 .94
1057-58 fW
A E Dann Code 18,
Map a
1954- 55 .78
1955- 54i .78
1936- 37 .94
1937- 36
Marv Miller Code
of Map 39J0
1954-55 7 90
in.Vi :7 :i t an
1957-58 46 55
STATE OK OREGON
(17 3 98
Tax Lot 110 of
24. Tax Lot 67
2 ni
5 M
3 V7 98 2 J
SS
3 95
3 04
2 54
1.17 67 30
X, Tax Lot 70 j cols
heel
Tx Lot 71
21
.10
Tax
FEDERAL EMPLOYES who are preparing for an Oregon Federation of Federal Employes'
Convention to be held in the Willard Hotel Friday and Saturday, are, from left, Marian
Day, Mrs. Wayne Negus, Goldie Erickson, Violetta Shultz and Dorothy Sack. The annual
convention, held here for the first time in many years, begins with registration Friday at
6 p.m. A meeting of the Executive Committee and other meetings follow. Numerous of
ficials, including Mayor Lawrence Slater will speak during the all-day session Saturday.
A social hour and banquet Saturday evening will complete the convention.
Traffic Violation Convictions Reported
1954-55 12 47
1955- 56 12 H6
1956- 57 16 IB
1957- 58 15 29
Marv L. Moore Code
of Map 3916
1954- 55 1 04
1955- 56 1 07
1956- 57 1.35
1957- 58 1.27
Marv L. Moore Code
of Map 3916
1954- 55 1 04
1955- 56 1 07
1956- 57 1.35
1957- 58 127
Fred Mclhase Code 1,
of Map J91B
1954- 53 1.04 .33
1955- 36 1 07 ,25
1936-37 1.35 .21
1957-58 127 .10
Paul At Donald Buck Code
Lot 20A of Mho 68
1954- 55 38.90 12 32
1955- 511 ,19 85 9.43
1956- 57 49 75 7 HO
1957- 58 47 13 3 62
Caroline G. Dunn Cods 2. 1
59. of Map 6K
1154-51 6 20 1 9H
1955- 56 3 24 1 2
1956- 37 8.72 1 :t"
1957- 38 3 64 .43
Jamcfc M Bakrr Code 2. T
I (HiX of Map 68
1954- 55 1 50 49
1955- 56 1 59 .:tB
195t.i-.57 1 99 .31
1957-58 1 89 .14 8 35
.form A Cook Code 2, Tax Lot 2 of
Map 3016
Oregon judges
traffic violation convictions during j
April, according to ihe monthly1
report issued by the Department1
of .Motor Vehicles. Following the
trend of recent months, the April
conviction figure represents a
slight increase over April last
year.
The department said 249 of the
convictions were for charges of
driving while intoxicated and re
sulted in mandatory suspension of
ihe driver's license under Oregon
law.
RUG REPAIR
By HARRY BASNUIAN
"The Made Carpet Man"
DOMFSTtC or ORIENTAL RUGS
RL-BOI'ND, nH-FRINGED,
HEW METHOD CLEANERS
1135 ESPLANADE TO 4-4471
reported 1-VJ7( Licenses of 201 drivers werej
suspended upon recommendation
of judges throughout the stale.
Reasons lor suspensions were:
reckless driv'ng, 50; violation of
basic rule, 50; no operator's li
cense, 10;. hit and run. five: fail
ure to stop, three; failure lo yield
right of way. three: miscellaneous
traffic violations, 71.
The department exercised dis
cretionary authority to suspend li
censes of 231 drivers. 192 of
which were (or repeated involve
ment in accidents and violations.
Others involved violation of li
cense provision, failure to com
plete certain tests, involvement in
total accidents, medical and phys
ical reports.
Driving on a suspended driving li
cense brought, additional trouble
to 105 drivers who, under law.
received an additional period of
suspension because they were
convicted of driving on an already
uspended license.
During the month, 775 abstracts
ir other driver reports including
the driving while intoxicated con
victions, wore referred to the de
partment's financial responsibility-division.
5 62
Lot 9X
COl'NTY OF KLAMATH
Whereas, Ihe several real proper
ties dr-irrihrd on Ihe foregoing sheets
have bcrn regularly assessed for tax
,il ton, and tuxes have been duly lev
led and charged thereon; and.
Whercah, Ihe liens for unpaid and
delinquent taxes on the respective par
(if Mich real proper tic are hub.
n foreclosure by Klamath County,
rovided by law;
Now. Theieforc, by virtue of the
authority vested tn me as the
collector of said counly. I have pre-
paied the foreclosure list hereinbefore
set out containing the names of the
cvrrat persons appearing on the lat
tax roll as the respective owner
the lax delinquent properties, i
description of each such property as
same appears tn sain laiesi tax
roll, the year or years for which taxes
are delinquent on each property, to
gether with the principal amount of
delinquent taxes for each year and
he amount or accruen ana wceruing
Interest thereon lo March 15, 1959.
IN WITNKSS WHEREOF, t have
set my hand officially this May 14ih.
1U59.
3 M BKITTON
Sheriff and Tax Collector
Klamath County. Oregon
Bv Esther G. Newell
lie put, v
No. &!9 May 14. 21. 28. June 4.
H154-55
.7fl
1.(10
isf
FOR THEM ... A BRIGHTER WORLD!
Dear fo the hearts of Shriners are our
Hospitals, wherein we have ministered to
more than 250,000 crippled children, without
money or price, and without regard to race,
color or creed. All of these have been either
cured or materially benefited, and thousands
of others, "in-and-out" patients, have been
blessed by clinical treatments, braces and
other artificial aids furnished them.
These children, crippled, deformed
and horribly burned, literal shipwrecks on th
sea of time, come crawling into our hospit
als, and after months of tender, merciful
treatment they go hopping and
skipping out, able to play with
their fellows and to take use
ful positions in life. Think of it
. . . 250,000 helpless dependent
ones transformed into a mighty
army of self-supporting citizens.
I wish everyone could re
alize the magnitude of the busi
ness of operating these hospit
als and the multitude of services
necessary for the children under
our care. In our temples of
mercy they receive the highest
type of hospitalization, medical
care, physical therapy and oth
er necessary treatment. In addi
tion, thereto, while mending
their little bodies, trained nurs
es, schooled in psychology, mini
ster to their little minds. School
work, entertainment and occu
pational therapy are provided,
because of such loving care in
these havens of hope, clouds of
despair give way to rainbows
of hope, heavy hearts are light
ened and gloomy faces bright
ened by happy smiles. Carrying
on this work, which has grown
until it has become the world's
greatest philanthropy, has cost
Shriners a stacigering sum of
money; but, oh! the joy they
have derived from helping the
most pathetic of all human be
ings ... a handicapped crippled
child, with no chance of having
its broken body mended except
in our temples of mercy.
In the Shrine, "our jewels
are the cast-off braces and
abandoned crutches of boys and
girls who need them no more."
We glory in temples of baby
smiles wherein every needy,
crippled child is welcome. Our
philosophy unites fellowship,
friendship and a happy philoso
phy of life with the joy of doing
good. Truly, we are writing hist
ory in the work we do for the
men and women of tomorrow.
We are happy that our Shriners Hospitals have made America "crippled child
ren conscious" and that many charitable-minded friends are joining ut in this glorious
work. I am sure that all who have helped in any way find great joy in the words spoken
by the world's greatest humanitarian when He said, "For inasmuch as you have done
it unto the least of these, you have done it unto me."
May God bless everyone who has aided this sacred cause.
THIS AD MADE POSSIBLE THROUGH THE COURTESY OF FlUHRER'S BAKIRY
Car Auction
To Be Held
The Oepartmenl of Finance and
Administration has announced
that the largest used vehicle auc
tion sale during the 1!I38-1959 fis
cal year will be held in Port
land. Saturday. May 16. The auc
tion will commence at 11:30 a.m.
in the recently acquired ware
house at 45 S. E. Ash Street and
Water Street.
Included in the 68 vehicles to be
auctioned are thirty 1958 Ford
sedans, Custom 300 series with
six cylinder engines, standard
! transmission and deluxe interior
unit, utner passenger vehicles in
clude nine 1958 and 1957 six pas-
from 1952 to 1956 models.
Twenty three assorted con
cial vehicles 'pickups, d
trucks. 4 wheel drive jeep,
scoopmobile loaders! are also of
fered for sal e. Miscellaneous
equipment to be sold included as-
one ton electric hoist and eleva
tor. All items are on display between
the hours of 10 a.m. to 6 p.m,
Thursday and Friday, Alay 14
May 15 and from 9 a.m. on Sat-
by Tuesday. May 19. A complete
list of all items for sale will be
available during the hours of in
spection at 45 S. E. Ash Street,
Portland.
l!l.iK-37
1!Ij7-M1
H. H. Van Valkcnhiug
Lol 2H0X ot Mop 3ft
1934-53 ..V
ll.r3-rifl .HO
1H3H-57 .7:1
1957-38 .fill
Van Valkenhura
Lot SIfiX of Map 30
1034-33 2 3H
1933-3(1 2 41
HI3li-.ri7 2 18
1B37-38 2 ft3
Frank A. or Walter T
Code 3, Tax lot 226X
1934-33 .59
1953-56 Wl
W5H-57 .7:1
IP37.5R .fia
Jean Nowlan Code
of Map 4612
1934-33 3 13
1955- 3K . 3 lfi
1956- 57 3.79
I957.5H 3.71
T. Marian M
LEGAL NOTICE
ftf 6''r p?r milium from November
1955, until pRirt. and for tbetr coul
and disbursements lawfully incur red in
(his suit on (heir tecortd cause of tint.
Judgment reenvrred against defendant
SARA B. BKNIOFF;
NOTICE IS HKHKRY CIVFN Ihitt
1 will on the 1Mb day of June, lfhvi.
.it the -front door of the CmirthmtKr
of the County of Klamath m Klamath
Kail. Oregon, in said munly. at lu.On
in the forenoon of said day. elt at
public auction to the highest bidder,
(or rash the following described prop
erty, to-wit:
1 nis 3 and 10. in Block 78. KLAMATH
ADDITION to the City of Klamath
FalU. Oregon,
taken and levied upon at Ihe properly
or the said JOSKPH L. HOC AN and
SARA B. BENIOKK. or so much there
of as may be necessary to satisfy
aid Judgment In favor of Al. HORO
WITZ and HILDA HOROWITZ matnat
the said JOSEPH L. HOG AN and SAHA
H. BEN I Of V. with Interest thereon,
together with all costs and disburae-1
mcnU that have or may accrue.
Dated at Klamath Fall. Oregon,
May. 12. 1350.
J M BRITTON
Sheriff of Klamath County.
Oregon
BY Elaine Eater. Deputy
No. R5, May 14. 21. 2. June 4.
YOUNG women of any faith needing
confidential advice may contact Miss
Pruitt, Catholic Charities. 2711 W.
Broadway. Eugena, Oregon. Phon
5-:ifrt2
SERVICES 10
SMALL
4HI3.
BASIN appliance service and repair.
Pickup, delivery. MS E. Main TU
4-6404.
in
17 4 1!
Code 5. Tax
Tax Lot 1BX of Map 25
10 82
Smith Heirs
7. Tax Lot 251
.2B lfl.40
Williams Code 8.
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
Fni ihe vear ended
December 31. 1058
til the
Sew Voik underwriter!
Insurance Cmnniiny
of New York. In the Stnte ot New
York, made to the Insurance Com
missioner ol 'he State of Oregon,
nursumit to mw:
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds $12.0lS,:i71.0
Stocks 10,543.818 00
Cash and bank de
posits balance due from Re
insuring Company ..
interest. dividends
and real etate in
come due and ac
crued -
Other assets -
705,521 .61
182.fi67.76
4R.7R7.30
80.619.02
1954-55 .92 .'J!l
lf)55-r.fl .flfl 2;i
1956- 57 1.15 .18
1957- 58 1 07 .08 4.R8
R. A. Btoyles Code 8, Tax Lot 24
of Map Si
1954- 55 .92 .29
1955- 58 .98 .2:1
1956- 57 1 15 .18
1957- 58 1.07 .08 4 88
Roderick Morrison Code 8, Tax Lot
1R9 of Map 51
1954- 55 .48 .15
, 1955-56 .48 .11
1956- 57 .58 69
1957- 58 -53 .04 2.14
i W. H. Norman Code 8. Tax Lot 30
I of Map 52
1 1954-55 1.39 .44
. 1055-56 1 43 .34
I 1958-57 1.73 .27
1957-58 1.60 .12 7 32
William H. & Ansa B. Arnold Code
n. Tax Lot 63X of Map 72
1(154-55 .46 .15
, 1955-58 .48 .11
I 1958-57 .58 .00
J 1957-58 5.1 .14 2 44
Hannah A. Robinson Code B, Tax Lot
35 of Map 90
1954-55 1.39 .44
, 1955-56 1.43 .34
1956-57 1.73 .27
1957-58 1.60 ,12 7 32
Hannah A. Robinson Code 8. Tax Lol
. 36 of Map BO
' 1954-55 4.18 1.32
1955- 56 4.36 1 02
j 1955-55 4.30 1.02
1956- 57 5.18 .81
1 1957-38 4.RI .37 21 97
Jack W M. Student Code 8, Tax Lot
20 of Map 91
1954-55 5.00 1 58
1 1055-56 4.41 1.94
1056-57 1.35 .21
1937-58 I 38 .11 L1.0R
Scott B A Wm G. Wolford Code 8.
Tax Lot 74 of Map 104
1034-55 3.113 1.24
1055-58 4 06 .96
' 1956-57 490 .77
1957-58 4.34 .35 20 75
Gloria Suian Sukraw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Sukrow, Rt. 2 Boi 511, Klamath Falls, knows Ihe bless,
jna, of the Shrin Hoipital first hand, having spent 8
months there in 1958, 4 months in 1959 and scheduled
to 90 back later this yeor.
NOTICE OP
OREGON DAIRY PRODUCTS
COMMISSION -PUBLIC
BUDGET MEETING
Notice is hereby given that a public
mr-olinakwill be held, nurnuant to ORS
Chapter 582. The Oregon Commodity
Commission Act, at Salem. Oregon, on
June 3rd. lHMV nt if):. A.M.. in the
Conference Room of the Agriculture
Building' upon a proposed budget for
operation of the Oregon Dairy Product
Commission during tne fiscal year
July 1. 1959 IhrouEh June 30. I960.
At this meeting any producer of milk
and-or cream in Oregon has a right tn
be heard with respect to the proponed
budget, a copy of which i available
for inspection under reasonable circum
stances in the office of each County
Agent in Oregon.
For further information, contact the
Oreson Dairv Products Commission,
425 New Fliedner Bldg.. Portland 5.
Oregon.
Published May 14, 1939.
No. 852, May 14.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION
OF TAX FORECLOSURE LIST
To all persons owning or claiming
tn own. or having or claiming lo have,
any interest in any properly included
in the foreclosure Hit hereinafter set
forth, same being the Klamath Coun.
ty delinquent tax foreclosure list for
the year 1959:
You are hereby required In take
notice that Klamath County has filed
in the Circuit Court of the State of
Oreaon. for Klamath County, an appll
cation to foreclose the hen of all
taxes shown on the Klamath County
tax foreclosure list hereinafter
out In full, and that the plaintiff will
apply to the Court for Judgment and
decree foreclosing such tax liens not
less than thirty days from the date of
the first publication of this notice,
and any and all persons Interested In
any of the real properly included In
, aid foreclnmire list are hereby re-
tiulred to file an answer and defense
If anv there be. to such application
'for judgment and deerre within thir
ty days from the date of the first
1 publication of this notice, wh)ch date
Is May 14. 1959;
This notice is published by author
ity of an order of the County Court
of Klamath County, Oregon, dated
May 1st, 1959, in the Herald ant
News, a ni-wsoaper of general ctrru
lation published tn said county, and
'designated In such order as the newi
paper In which said notice it to be
ipunlisnen: mai me saio nnmqunn
list which application is made to fore-
' close 11 hereinafter set nut
ARTHUR A. BEDDOE
District Attorney and
Attorney for Plaintiff
Court House
Klamath Fall. Orrgnn
'Wm. H Luther Code 1, Tax Lot 17
I of Mao 3314
hftM-y $56 11 117 77 I
I198VM 87 89 3 7
,1358-37 13 48 111
Everett Looper Code 8, Tax Lot 117-1
Map 104
1954-53 .23
I 933-58 .24
1936-37 .20
1957-58 27 02 1 23
Lugo. Dorris Isahelle Schonchin Code
8, ?ax Lot 218 of Map 104
1934-33 4 16 132
1933-36 4.30 1.02
1956- 37 5 1ft .81
1957- 58 4.81 .37
Claudia Hood Code 8, Tax
of Map 104
1954-55 .92 .29
1855-56 .96 .23
1938-37 1.15 .18
1857-5R 1.07
Emil Feyerelsen Code
of Map 150
31.97
Lol 283
I 4.8R
Tax Lot 28
Tax Lot
.13
.04 2 44
Tax Lot 82 of
2 41
Lot
244
Lot 1UM
91 2.1
Tax Lot
Tolal admitted
aSvets 356 7B3 59
L1ABILIT1FS. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Lowes 1,302.28000
Loss adjusment ex
penses 99.372 00
I'nearned premiums.. 6.262.041 .42
All other liabilities.. 846.276 69
Total liabilities, ex
cept capital $ 8.509.970.11
Capitnf
paid up $2,000,000.00
Spvil
Surplus
funrlR
Re
serve 4.000.000.00
Unastiigned
funns
s u r-
p I u si 9,046.815 40
Surplus as regards
policyholders ... $15,046,815.48
Total ... $23,556,785.59
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned $ 7.125.5h3.33
Losses Incurred S 3.682.642.92
Loss expenses in
curred 01 hnr nnrtnrwritine ex
penses incurred 8,173,841.95
101 at underwriting
ricducitonn
Net underwriting gain
nr loss -
Investment Income ....
Other Incnme
Tolal, befnre federal
Income taxes
Ferierm incnme taxes
Incurred
Net Income
Dividends to stock
holders $
Other Items affecting
surplus (net!
Total capital and
surplus items (nell
Increase in surplus
as regards policv-
hoMr-rt
BUSINESS in nnr.iiun
FOR THE YEAR
Net premiums re
ceived $ 197.823 04
Net losses paid .. 113.503.29
Principal nflice In Oregon:
503 Board of Trade Bldg., Port
land 4, Oregon.
No, 831, May 14
WANT AD
CLASSIFICATION
DIRECTORY
AUTOMOTIVE
354.309.36
7,212.794.23
- 87.230.90
634.743.13
- 3.442.00
544.070.23
4.000.00
540.070.23
220,000.00
9.357:899.57
3.137,899.57
3 677.969.80
Trailers
Auto Miscellaiipous ... 53
New Cars A: Trucks ..-... M
Used Cars A- Trucks S3
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted. Female 14
Help Wanted. Male 16
Help Wanted 17
Situations Wanted . 18
REAL ESTATE
Rooms For Rent .. .
Apartments For Rent 24
Houses For Rent ... 26
Misc. Property to Let 27
Real Estate Exchange 29
Real Estate For Sale
PUBLIC CHARITY - SERVICES .. 7
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous, phone TU
2-5740 or 4-9173. P.O. Box 204. Alto
friendly help for tha families of alcoholics.
tractor to plow gardens. TU
ALTERATIONS,
Apt. H.
reasonable. 1320 Oak,
INTERIOR decorating, linoleum-tile
laying, floors and counter tops. Phon
Gil-Mac TU 2-5(140.
ROADoUingrWestern Oil & Burner
Company, 1845 South Sixth. TU 4-3873.
EXCAVAT K)N house foil ndations".
Backfill, sewer lines dug. TU 4-8398.
Bill Forney. 3041 Bristol.
TAILORING and sewing. Mrs. Ida
Plunkctt. 536 Pine.
LAWNMOWERS sharpened. 5116 Brls-
Business Opportunities
NOT it E
Card of Thanks
Me mo nam ...
Funeral Homes ....
Meeting Notices
Loat & Found
General Notices
Personals
. 32
C
.... 1
... 4
Public Charity - Services 7
Services 10
MISCELLANEOUS
Transportation - . --
Health n
Educational 13
Financial Loans 34
Building - Remodeling 36
Fuel - Heating 38
Food . Produce 39
Boat . Pets - Snorts - Hobbles 40
Radio - TV - Music 41
Livestock & Poultry 42
Machinery , , 44
Miac. For Rent 43
Misc. Wanted 46
Misc. To Exchange 48
Misc. For Sale 51
SHARPENED mowers, hand, power,
aw, band, circle. 2113 Orchard Ave.
HOUSE MOVING
Raising, leveling, foundation work.
P E. Hadtc.v. 5441 Cottage. Phone
TU 4-3907
DIGGING sewer lines, house founda
tion, cesspools. Louis Walker, TU
ROTO-TILL1NG, lawns and gardens,
Tractor equipment, one operation
readv tn plant. Lawrence Redden, TU
2-4334. TU 4-11390.
CURTAINS laundered and stretched,
TU 4-B349 or TU 4-893J.
DESIGNING, dressmaking, alterations
panel curtains home laundered. TU
4-7187. '
DRESSMAKING,
able, guaranteed.
alterations,
TU 2-5074.
ROTOTII.L1NG. lawn and garden
plots. BUSSMAN'S SEED STORE,
904 Klamath Ave. TU 4-3443.
WESTINGHOUSE Laundromat Wash,
cents: dry 10 minutes, id cents.
We never close. 225 So. 6th.
ODD jobs.
TU 4-3331.
THE best In guaranteed recapping.
nier's Y Tire Service, 7-143 ho. oin.
LEVELING, backfilling. Foundatlona,
lawns, fill dirt, topsoil cinders. John
Bowers, TU 4-7078 or TU 2-S827.
SYNOPSIS OF ANNUAL
STATEMENT
For iho year ended
December 31, 1958
Of the
St. paitl Mercury Insnraneo
Company
of Si. Paul, tn the State of Minne
sota, made to the Insurance Com
missioner of the State of Oregon,
pursuant tn hw
ADMITTED ASSETS
Bonds $29,327,617.65
Stocks 7.983.010.00
Cash and bank de
posits 4.14,411.88
Other asset 607.892.15
1054-35 2 93 .93
1955- 56 2.49 .59
1956- 57 4.25 .67
1957-38 2 73 .21 14.80
Geo. Reed Code I
Map 150
1954-33 .48
1933-36 .48
1956-37 .58
1937-58 53
mes Volek Code
Map 130
1954- 33 .46 .13
1955- 36 .48 .11
1936-57 .38 .00
1057-38 .33 .04
Albert Thompson Code 8, Tax
92 of Map 150
19.14-55 .4 .13
1053-58 .48 .11
1956- 57 .58 .00
1957- 58 .33 .04
Bufnrd Wallis Code 8, 'lax
of Map 130
1954-53 9 70 3 07
1953-36 10 04 2 38
1056-37 12 10 1 W
1057-58 II 21
Lesler Cummings Code
14R of Map 131
1954-35 .33
1953-56 1.43
1056-37 173
Morton & My r ton Seymour Code
Tax Lot 34, of Map 162. Transferred
Code 36, Tax Lot 34 of Map 162
3 83
5 39
4 33
1 96 11207
MrKee Code
Total admitted
- assets $38,442.031 68
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Losses $ 7,474.475.89
Loss adjustment ex
penses 044,256.34
Unearned premiums .. 12.085,610.9.1
All other Hahililtcs .... ' 594.853.46
Totfll liabilities, ex
cept capital $21,099,196.60
Capital
pud
up . $ 5.000.000. 00
funds
a u r-
pltis1 12.343.735 OR
Surplus as re g a rd a
policyholders 917,343,735.08
4 2-1
1934- 33 92 29
1935- 36 S 26 1 23
19.36-57 6 48 I 02
1937-38 6 02 .46
21 70
Marie Gracta Code 8. Tax Lol 3 of
Map 453. Transferred to Code 12, Tax
Lol 5 of Map 33
1954-33 16 4R
1033-38 22.78
1938-37 27.76
1957-36 25.32
Erwtn E. 6c Helen
R. Tax Lot 12 of Mao 4510, Trans
ferred to Code 12, Tax Lot 12 of Map
4510
1954-33
1935-36
1956-57
1937-36
Thomas B
.57
.13
.13
.11
2 80
& Reulah E Wilson Code
Tax Lot 73 of Map 1.13. Tn
ferred to Code 36, Tax Lot 73 of Map
135
1954-35 71 3 22 0
1953-56 60 93 16 33
lfl.18.37 76 59 12 00
1037-36 74.62 3 72 349 73
Harry Roctke-Code 14. Tax Lot 17 of
Map 901
1934-53 30 38 15 96
1935.36 49 14 11 83
1936-57 36 68 I ft
1937-38 33 24 4 18 348 M
M P. MrNultyCoda 18, Tax Lot
Total $38,442,931.68
STATEMENT OF INCOME
Premiums earned $17,973,033.31
Losses incurred 0.206321.66
Loss expenses In
curred 1,464,044.30
Other underwriting
expense incurred.. 6,997,853.79
Total underwriting
deductions 17,688,710.75
Net underwriting gain
nr loss
Investment Income ....
Other income
Total, before federal
income taxes
Federal income taxei
Incurred -
Net income
Dividends to stock
holders $
Dtvidrnds to policy
holder .
Capital chanres met)
Total capital and
surplus items
ineti
Increase In surplus
as regards policyholders
BUSINESS IN OREGON
FOR THE YEAR
Direct premiums re
ceived - 9,8Bfl 89
Direct losses paid 4,479.24
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19,143 27
1.431.062.34
- 300.000 00
- 31.604 13
3. 168.707.64
1.857,103.49
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