My 1941
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE ELEVEN
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STUDENTS
HEAR BAXTER
T GRADUATION
Two hundred and fifty-three
rapped and gowntd Klamath
union high Khool graduates
heard dynamic Flrure Baxter,
president of Willamette univer
sity, tell them In a commence
ment address Friday Ihst many
things are still right In the world
and In the end bad cannot
triumph over good.
It waa the largest graduating
class In the local high school's
history, and a large crowd of
parents and friends gathered to
see the seniors receive their di
plomas from the hand of Percy
fiirray. school board chairman,
arid to hrar Dr. Baxtrr'a address.
A feature, also, waa the pre
sentation of numerous special a
wards to members of the grad
uating class.
The AAUW ISO scholarship
was presented to June Van hy
Mrs. Godfrey ninlim. Mrs. CJ.
L. Black of the Daughters of the
American Revolution presented
the home-maker's pin to Helen
Miller.
Klmer Balsiger presented the
Shrine club award to Helen Cox
and James Cuhill, each receiv
ing 123. President Fred South
well of the Kiwmiis club pri'sctil
ed the Klwanls award for charac
ter and leadership among ath
letea to Donald Hut.
Other awards and scholar
ships were presented by Mrs.
Sam Mushen and Hny Coopey,
members of the faculty, as fol-
w Faculty cup Jerry Anne
Denehia and Ben Kerns.
Drama award Janice Bubb.
English award Virginia El
len Smith
K rater award John Foster.
El Rodeo award Helen Cox.
Social science award Patricia
Hackett
Mathematics award Jack
Cleek.
Music award Bob Frederick
son. Physical science award
James Cahlll.
Commercial award Dorothy
Laurenson.
Biological science award
Margaret Lewis.
Industrial arts award Jack
Shults.
Home Economics award June
Van.
Oregon Sate college scholar
Alp Virginia Ellen Smith.
Southern Oregon College of
Education scholarship Martha
Eastman.
Four-year honor scholarship
at Pacific university Helen
Cox.
Valedictorian for this year's
class was Helen Cox, whose sub
ject was "When We Have For
gotten," and salutatorian was
Virginia Ellen Smith, who spoke
on "The Creter Cleverness."
Dr. Baxter, In talking about
"what la right In the world," said
that so much was being said on
the opposite subject that he felt
it was time to speak out.
He discussed education, ad
vancements in health, Improve
ments in social situations, res
ponse to the appeals for human
need, and advancements In the
field of religion as evidences of
the forward march of human
endeavor.
Whendolf Hitler was attack-
ing democracy In his screaming
speeenca year or so ago, the
speaker recalled, he referred
frequently to lynching! In Ameri
ca as if they were a daily oc
currence. "How many of you can re
member how long it has been
since you read about a lynch
ing?" asked Dr. Baxter, who
went on to say that last year
only five lynchlngs occurred and
the victims of one of them was
a white man.
Percy Murray, before mak
ing the diploma presentation,
called attention to the forth
coming program of school ad
ministration consolidation and
said that this plan had resulted
in the decision of Principal
Lloyd B. Emery to return to the
teaching field at the high school,
lie then paid high tribute to
Emery and the audience applaud
ed enthusiastically.
Emery, in turn, paid tribute to
Virginia West, senior class ad
visor, for her work In the past
year.
Charles Stanfleld directed the
a cappella chorus and the girls
triple trio In musical numbers.
After the exercises, the par
ents club of the high school gave
an informal reception on the
lawn.
Flowers and palms for the
baccalaureate and commence
ment exercises at the high school
were provided by Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Matthews in memory of
their son. Jack, who would have
been a member of this graduat
ing class. Jack Matthews was
the victim of an automobile ac
cident a few yean ago.
NEWS OF THE THEATRES
ft
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Vivien Leigh and Laurence Olivier enact a stirring love
story in Alexander Korda's "That Hamilton Womanl" Opening
Sunday at the Esquire theatre.
tm 'VI- ' .r'afi,' W ' r
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Dorothy LaMour. Bin9 Crosby and Bob Hope lend their
laugh-provoking talents in "Road to Zanxibar" currently playing
to Pelican theatre audiences.
CROSSING STREET
C. M. Carr of Wenatchee.
Wash., guest at the Willard
: hotel, was struck by a car and
knocked unconscious as he was
crossing the street near the Wil
lard about 10 o'clock Friday
night 11c was taken to Hill
side hospital for treatment,
where it was learned his in
juries were not serious.
Driver of the car, James
Dnvld Allen. 53. Paso Robles.
Calif., failed to stop Immediate
ly, according to police, but
drove around the block, park
ed, and mingled with the
crowd. When police questioned
persons in the crowd as to who
owned the car with the suspici
ously bent headlight, Allen
stepped forward and identified
'himself. Allen was held at the
I county jail for failure to stop
at the scene of an accident.
FLEET OF HUGE
72-TON PLANES
READY IN YEAR
KANSAS CITY, May 24
(API A fleet of 80 huge 72
ton planes. An air armada cap
able of carrying 10,000.000
pounds of cargo from the Unit
ed States to the Canal Zone
in 48 hours, will be ready by
next summer, Fack Frye, presi
dent of Transcontinental &
Western Air, Inc., said today.
Each plane, Frye said, would
be powered by four engines of
2,900 horse power with a top
speed of 350 miles per hour
and a capacity for 164 passen
gers or more than 100 soldiers.
The plane waa conceived by
Frye and Howard Hughes, mil
lionaire sportsman-pilot, and de
signed with their aid at the
Lockheed company. TWA and
Pan-American Airways each has
ordered 40 of the air leviath
ans, the first of which la sched
uled for trial early next April.
The plans, described as the
largest and fastest transport of
a landplane type in the world,
will be able to span the con
tinent In 84 hours, the Atlan
tic ocean in 12 to 14 hours.
The government approved pro
duction of the huge ships, Frye
said, because of their potential
usefulness aa troop transports.
'To give you an Idea what
a fleet of 800 of these ships
can do," Frye said, "listen to
this: They can fly 10,000,000
pounds of cargo from the U. S.
mainland to the Canal Zone In
48 hours, can transport three
modern divisions of troops to
Alaska in 36 hours, 24,000
troops to the Canal Zone in
36 hours, or 15,000 troops to
Hawaii in 48."
Frye estimated that each
would cost $500,000 and said
the cabins would be super
charged to allow passenger
comfort up to an altitude of
30,000 feet.
More than one-half the gold
mined in South Africa is pro
duced in the Transvaal.
A veteran fireman is called a
"harquebus."
Labor day was set aside as a
day of "rest."
Long's peak, Colo., Is 14,255
feet above sea level.
Normandy is a district of
France.
John Parker Funeral To Be Held
At Elks Temple Tuesday At 2 P. M.
The passing of John Jehu
Parker on Friday morning fol
lowing a brief Illness, brought
to a close an active and Interest
ing life, 33 years of which were
spent in Klamath Falls. Funer
al services will be held Tuesday
at 2 p. m. from the Elks temple.
Mr. Parker was born on Feb
ruary 17, 1869, in LaFayette,
Indiana, the son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Parker. At an early age
he moved with his family to
Kansas. At the age of 18 he en
tered the employ of Wells Fargo
company as driver of an express
wagon at Independence, Kansas.
In his early 20 s he waa transfer
red to Portland and for a period
of years worked for the company
as train messenger, going as
far south as Dunsmuir, Calif.
Early in March, 1908, Mr.
Parker was promoted to the posi
tion as express agent and as
signed to the Klamath Falls of
fice. He came here by the old
Pokegama route, finding a small
village of a few hundred per
sons, ar.d the business section lo
cated from the banks of Link
river to Third street.
For a number of years the ex
press business was handled with
horses and wagons. During Mr.
Parker's years as agent the com
pany's business grew to require
a number of modern trucks.
Among Mr. Parker's treasured
souvenirs are many pictures of
the early day transportation fa
cilities of the company, as well
as the first express offices in
Klamath Falls.
One interesting picture is that
of a carload of elk which was
handled by Wells Fargo express
about 1912. They were brought
from Enterprise, Ore, and" un
loaded at Chiloquin, hauled on
sleds to Linsy Sisemore's ranch
and later liberated in the Seven
Mile territory. Mr. Parker
found keen enjoyment in relat
ing such incidents and exhibit
ing mementoes collected during
his many years of service as
the express agent of Klamath
Falls.
After 45 years oi active serv
ice, 29 of which were spent in
Klamath Falls, Mr. Parker was
retired to the American Express
company's honor roll and since
that time has enjoyed the plea
sures oi his home at 803 Lincoln
street.
On May 30, 1910, he was mar
ried in Portland, Ore, to Marie
M. Smith. They immediately
purchased the corner property
at Eighth and Lincoln streets
and have always resided at that
location.
Mr. Parker's son, Cleo, was an
express company employe under
his father in Klamath Falls and
was later appointed agent at
Coalings, Calif. He passed away
a
PHI
( L Jx i He ''I
I I
in April, 1937, in Sacramento.
Mr. Parker waa a charter
member of Klamath Falls lodge.
No. 1247. BPOE. and served as
the lodge's exalted ruler during
the period of April 1, 1914 to Ap
ril 1, 1915. The Elks will have
charge of the funeral services
Tuesday.
VITAL STATISTICS
RIDDLE Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore,
May 23, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs.
Albert C. Riddle. 922 Fulton
street, a boy. Weight: 6 pounds
14 ounces.
LEE Born at Hillside hospi
tal, Klamath Falls. Ore., May
24, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
P. Lee, 240 East Main street, a
girl. Weight: 7 pounds 10 ounces.
LAURENT Born at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore,
May 23, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace A. Laurent, 1435 John
son street, a girl. Weight. 3
pounds 11 ounces.
CLARK Born a t Klamath
Valley hospital. Klamath Falls.
Ore, May 24, 1941. to Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Clark. Harlan drive,
a girl. Weight: S pounds Hi
FULLER Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls.
Ore, May 24. 1941, to Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Fuller, 2026 Apple
gate street, a girl. Weight: 7
pounds 2 ounces.
BIELER Born at Klamath
Valley hospital, Klamath Falls,
Ore, May 24, 1941, to Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Bieler, Bonanza,
Ore, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 1
ounce.
HOME DEFENSE
PLAN RELATED
BY LAGUARDIA
WASHINGTON. May 24 (At
Mayor Florello La Guardia, di
rector of civilian defense, out .
lined a sweeping nation-wide
program Thursday for enlist
ment of men, women and chil
dren over the age of 14 years
for volunteer home defense duty.
The New York mayor said the
hundreds of thousands of etU
sens expected to register for
emergency tasks must be pre
pared to submit to "strict and
rigid discipline."
"The civilian forces will com
into action only in times of
emergency, and in such time
every individual must know ex
actly what his task is, and must
be able not only to give orders,
but to obey orders," the civil
defense chief declared at his
first press conference here.
La Guardia said four divi
sions of the new office would
be created as rapidly as pos
sible, but pointed out It would
take considerable time to get his
organization into action, and
that the cost would be great
He said the work would pro
ceed in this order:
A public safety division, to
provide for protection against
fire and bomb damage to Ufa
and property; this division would
include the civilian aircraft
warning service being estab
lished by the office of emer
gency management.
A health and medical train
ing division, to set up hospital
ization facilities in event of at
tack.
An engineering division, U
train units for street and high
way clearance, maintenance of
water supplies, gas and electric
al service.
A division of shelter and food
supplies, to cover housing, wel
fare and evacuation of cities.
He said women and children
would be used in first aid, sal
vage, nutrition and other works.
Mi poison had Josephine but
alasl No Wieland'a Bwl
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Total axpajfsdltarw SU.0M.e24.7f
AdnrttW AsatMa
Tahia at? rani aetata awnad
book vaJua. $ L0tC.tU.fM
Uamn oo mortfavcw aad aol
lataraj. ate SSfl.MT M
VsUtja r bonda md ...... 4fl,fK3.m
VaJua r -trwka owntd J ft, 437,1 77. (W
Caah in banki and on hand t,0fta.BT.43
rrrmiumi id aouraa nr collar
ttm wriitan alnca Baptarabar
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tMnaaa unpaid SM.ScTT.I
Am mint sf unarnr1 premium
on an ml at and l nR rHka ... lt.Ul.M
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tit ran art ai
Qsapttatl patd ap .j .i,om.nno,on
Purpkia awar an BaMTIUaa ... ia.33V.607.ST
..fT0.ttt.5Tt.SSi
VM aratnnuaa raoairad durtJoc
tt raar f ltt.THl.TS
Pt toaaa paM ttarlar ih rr so.ia,t
ft AtTTOA CAHI'AI.TT AND BfTRETV
MOROAN B- BRATKARD. PrS.
JAJfSB B. SUMMON, Ban.
naasaarr tnnMaat aitoraay for aarrrtra,
fM a BkUaa. Taon BulMInf, Porttaad, Or.:
"oeata mat tn dafanlt ara earrlad at am-;
Uaad ramaa; bnnda to dafanlt and atorka1
W ckfarrlad at tnarkH tiIdn, ncv atrvk i
aa arrniatatl rmpanjr, vtuoh la aunad
The Automobile Insurance Co.
of Hartford, Conn.
on th Ihlrtr-flrtt dar of rvromhor. 1t(f,
mfl trt tha Inauranra CnmmtaKlnnar of lb
tata oi urafcm. ptirauani to utw,
rwptlal
AiRAunt at aannaJ ataek faaM
Up 1,000.000.00
Hartford Steam Boiler
Inspection ond Insurance Co.
nf IfaHfnrd. tn I ha fit ara nf Connect 'rut on
tha tMriy-fimt dav ct Drfrmlw, 1M0. mart
in I he inauranr-o t'ommif ionr of tna etata
oi orgon, puriuant to law;
Capital
Amnunt of ea ratal itock uahf
up S, 000,000. 00
Nrl prrtntunu ntcalvad at tartar
tha year fll.SST.31t S4
tniarvit. dinimda and raau
tw'lv4 durtna tha year ... tSt.fttS.OS:
Ineom from MMr amirraa ra- I
caivtd during tha jaar IST.ltt SO
Total
l1i
S1S.134.U1. 49
gaa paM dtirlnir tha yar -
inriuaiaa aaiuairnaoi ax-
r"a f S.SS3.STS.SJ
ComniMlAaa and aalarlaa paid
dunna tha yaar 4 SM.l4a.t4
Tajira. llcanaaa and faaa paid
during; tb yor SSt.TTi.S4
Dlrldnd paid on eapital atock
diirina tha raar ... TOO. 000. 00
Amonnt of All othar axpandl-
luraa 1.SU.M0.S3
Total axpantttturaa SlS.SST.Ooe.03,
AdaMta4 Aaaaaa
Vahia af real aatata aauad
(tnajiiat valiiat f n.Tt.4
Loans, on mortsaaTaa and aot-
latrral. air lS,tS4.0t
vania ot ponaa ownaa tarnor
ltM, lM4S.10t.S3
Vaina of atocka own ad ma
hot raliMH l1.1S1.3rtaon
naah In bank and on hand .. S,S4t,02S.37
rrrmiuma in oouraa or mtiae
(Inn writ lan ainca Bf nttrmrMrr
SO. 1W0 aLaan.S4T.tA
Int wai and ranta doa and no
rruad tj0.T1S.TT
Othar aaaata tntt) , , , 10l.4M.S3
Total admit lad aaaata ...... S3S.tSl.lTt.07
Uga4Jfttaa
Omaa elaima tor loaaaa urnatd S S.S3&.B41.S0
Amount ot iinanmaa pramiuni
on all eutatandlnf riaka ... lASlS.t05.4t
Duo. for coauniaaioa and bra-
kra tt.SM BO
All hr nahtllfiat ....... .. 1.075.272. M
ConUnianey raaarra TOO 000,00
Tnlal BaMnuaa. ascaet aanl.
tal S14.T33.tftH M
Capital paid op R.rwxt.onn.nn
urplaa ovar ail nabtntlaa t,3AS.aoa.T9
..St4.SM.S0.Tt
Dtal 1 3ft. Ml. 374.07
Ba-rtaaaa ai Oraaaa far tka Tear
Nat prnntuma racairad durlnr
ttsa war S 1M.TM.SS
Nat loaaaa paid dUTta Um rar 00,3 7 4. is
TO AFTOMATtnje TNBritArfCfB CHX
OP RABTFOBD. CONN. j
SfOROAN 9. BTtATNARP, Praa. i
3AUF.H It. SUMMON and
HARRY N. Smith, Bwratarlaa.
tatotoiT faatdani attoroar tor aanrlc.
Paul a Bataa. i
Mrt pramlutna racatvod chirlng
the year f
Tnitrraf, dlvidandi and ranta
rffld during; th year ...
Inrom from other otircaa ra
crlvad dunng Uta yaar .....
Total Incona ..
S.1DS.483.T4
TST.OOO.ST
STS.tAlM
I T,Slt.4t.U
Nrt nna paid dtir-tntr the yaar
inciudlni adjustment as
panaea S
Commualooi and aalarlaa paid
durtDf tha raar
Tax. li-na and faaa paid
during thr year
Dlvidrnde paid on capital atoek
during the year
Amount of all othar axpandl.
turaa .....................
l.ltl.008.44
l.SOa.4H.4T
aOS.ST4.T8
tO0.0O0.00
3.341.144.80
Total aKpandttaraa S6.S44.1S3.44
Adaninod Aaaata
Valna of taal artata oernad
(markftrahjol t94.44S.St
Loam on mortgagaa and eoL
lateral, etc 10ft.TSl.ao
Valua of booda own ad (amor i
tlifd) .. .301.lt3.St;
Valua of atocka owned (market
valua) R.341.441 Rfll
Canh in hanka and on hand .. L3tft.4tS.7Si
rremmma in roiirie or coiiao
tion writtan alnca Bautembar
SO. lftiO . Ma.HM.tT
Internal and ranta dua and ao-
fruM TA.11T.1S
Other aurti (net) ........... 13.71S.93
Total admitted aarrta S30.S3t,T30.60
IJaVhIIIIWsJ
Oroaa alalma for raaara on-
Plt SlT.ttt H
Amount of nnearnad nremluma i
on all otitatandlnr nk . .TSS.SIT.SS,
Dua for commlaaloa and bro I
krrara 11.30 3.-V
All othar nabfttttaa . ons.fltfl.ao
Total UablUUaa. axMrd aanl-
tal t a am man
fanital natd tin l a nno ixin no
Snrpiua over ail BaMIItlaa .... S.03a.TOft.Ki
lurpm aa raamrda boMct.
fioldara . Sll.038.T00 B.T
Total S30.S3S, 720.40 ;
ItaejfNiaa ka Orrroai far the Veaw
Nat prrraluma racelvad during
thr vrar S AR.tTS S3
Nat loaara paid during tha rrar 33,4.'2.38
TrTK HA RTIXiHn BTKASf BOIXFR
irfRPECTIOrV A Nit INAVKAMCR CO, '
WM. H C. CORSON. Praa.
C. KDGAR BLAKK. Sac.
fttatulor raalrtt-nt atlornav far aarvlea.
Karl V. Urely, Portland, Oregon.
City of New York Insuronce
Company
of New Torfc. In thr fit at of New Tot.
the thirty-met day of Pet-ember. 1940. made
to the insurant Cnmrnl-tmonar of UM Slate
ot Oregon, puriuant to law;
Capttal
Amount of eaoltal atoek naJd
up tl.5M.0O0.00
Net eremluma racelTrxt dorlnar
tha yaar . S3.S3S.llt.S4
iniereat. amaenai ana renu ra-
relved during tha jrear
Inei'me from other aoureaa ra-
ctivad during lb rear ..... 144.tll.Sl
Total toeotna ......
S3.Oo0.63T.sl
Dl thai at lines ta
Net loaaaa paid during tha year
IntludlBl adJualzBanl ax.
penaeu Sl.SSS.TtS-TS
commiaaiona ana aaianea pata
during tha year 1.0O3.T4S.T4
Taxea. llr-enaea and faaa nald
dunng the year S4.S34.lt
Dlridendi paid on eapttal atoek
during tha year ISO. 000. 00
Amount at all other axpcrjdt
turea SOt.44S.TS
Total akpaitdltuiaa S3,t40.S3S-40
AdraHSM Aaaaaa
Vahia of real aetata ownad ....
Long on mortgagaa and ooHaU
erat. etc.
Valua of bonda ovnad lamotN
tired Sl.4T3.lfJ0.S3
Value of atoeka ownad (market
. a.eTtt.Tno.on
Cash In bank a and on hand
Premium! In count a of collec
tion written aioca Baptembar
30. 1940
Interest and rrntj doa and aa
rniro . ............
Other aaaata (net) ...........
BM.S14.S3
Total admitted aaaata .......15,434,067.64
Uabllrttea
Orosw clalmi for loaaea unnaM I t0S.STS.00
Amount or uneamea pmniuma
on all raitetandlnr Hk . tfion
Dua for eommtaalon and brokar
aga None
All other UabllKlaa . .. 80,000 00
fW.t MiMMIu US .
i.-aoirai oaia up i.nnn.mai nti
Burplua over all HaMMfe: .... 1.14S,M)7.54
Btrrnhu aa ragarda polleytsoM
ara ....S3. 448. SOT. 84
Total SS,S3S,05?.M
Rnahtraa ka Orrt-sta far tha Tear
Net premtuma rreclvad during
the year $ HS.TTI.M
Nat loaaea paid during tha yaar. TO.tSO.00
CITY OF JfSTW YORK nfSTJatANCB
4TOKFANT
HAROLD V. BafTTR. prat. I
WAN K8COTT. Bae.
Rtatutorr raaldant atlorner far aarvlAa.
K1U) Kbodaa.
Philadelphia National
Insurance Company
of Philadelphia, rn tha Btata of rVrmryl
vania. on tha thlrtr-flrat dar of Decern her.
1940. made to tha Inauraxra Comrnluloaar
oc ua wata or u re goo. punroani u jaw;
Nat nreenhiBaa reatatrrad dartnaT
tba yer S T4M0S.4O
laterart. dtrtdenda and ranta
received durtng the yaar ... 30S.TS0.tt
Inonma from other aouroaa ra-
atvad during tha yaar ...... tS.lSS.tt;
Total feMotM t SS3. 040.37
tSS.T8S.St
3tl.T3T.0B
setoost
00,000.00
Commiaalona and aalaflaa paid
during tha yaar S
Taxea. Ucanaea axid faaa paM
during tha yaar
Dhridenda paid on eapital atoek
during tha year .
Amount of all othar axpandl
turwa ......................
Total
Valna ef
mark at valua) dB.SO0.00
boana on mongagaa ana ootiAi-
eraL ate AO.aTTaV.lS
Value of bonda owned (aunor-
naeat x.aov.aio.oa
Valua of atoeka owned (market
mine) i.Jtt,aoo.oo
Caah in banka and on band ... 410,341.17
rriminnn in courae or eoitee
tion written sane amamnar
so. 1940 tm.Ttt.sa
rate rest and ranta dua and ao-
erued t, 117.4.1
Other aaaata (net) iri1TT, t. 430. 30.
Total admitted aaaata 33,007,144. 44
Oroaa etalrae tor loaaaa onpaM S 88,844.00
Anouni oi unearnea premiuma
on all outstanding risks
Dua for commission and broker
ago . S.SnO.Ot
All other uaMiiuea ... .. 64. 303. is
Total UablUUaa. axoant aa.nl.
tal a Bin it a ta
rapltal paid rrp ......31.000,000.00
surplus over sui namiruea ..... i.3SB,74T.aa
Burnma aa rejcarda Dutkjtsutd-
are ..S3.S84,T4T.t8
Total ....... 0t7.144.44
Rwabaeaa ta Onwaej for ttaj Tear
Net premtume ncarred durtng
nti ymr a aTI.zzi.il
Nat loaaaa paid durtng Uta rear 3, 344.47
rrrnDEUviA nattonai. cttsTjsLSjrcs
CXMaTFANY
OTHO VS. LAinL Free.
A. ntVTM VOBS, Bee.
frtatutorr raaldant attorn er for aemioa.
Bath B. Tbompaoo. Jjtaniranoa CommUalonar.
Merchants and Manufacturers
Insurance Co. of New York
of New York. In tha Btata of New York, on
tha thirty-first day of December. 1940. made
to the Insurance Commissioner, of Uta Btata
at uiifua, fiurcueuit 10 iew.
Amonnt af aaottal atoek naJd
..fJ.BOO.OOO.W
Mat awamftnna neairad dtutnc
tha year 41.533,531.37
uiereri, ornaanaa ana renta
racelyrd dunng Uta year .... 111.
Tnrpma from other arsii n aa aa.
earred dunng Uta yaar ..... 84.144.87
Total I
Mat inane paid durtng tha yaar
icciviiil SMUueiAem ex-
Commlaalorja and naual
during tha year tT0,14S-3T
Taxea( licensee and faaa paM
dunnjt the yaar 4t.144.43
Dividends paid on eapttal atoek
ounni uia year VAOV.WU
Amount of all othar expand!.
Urea SS.SeTT
TMaS eanaadltBrai ..SI, 801,1 43. 00
at teaHt it Aaaata
VahM of real aatau ownad Hone
Loans on naortxasraa and ooaaa
era), etc. B B9A.lu.9Jt:
Used) 1,53.37494
Value of atocka earned (market
valua) J. 040. 999. 84
Cash in banka and on hand . . T07.alJk.L3
jrarniums in eourae or eoiieo.
uoa wnttaa aiaoe September
30. 1840 m e
XBteraat and ranta doe and aa
mad 1MM M
triner aaaata ttmj - - , , . . , . 38 330 o3
Total admMtad tateets ...... S3, TS9. 943.83
Oroaa elatmj for Voeaaa unpaid S 3M.t8t.41
Amount of on earned premiuma
on aQ outstanding risk 1,074.130.10
Due for oommlssioo and bro-
kerare 13.000.00
AU outer nabOtUaa ..H.H..H tt.34l.33
Total ttebtiHlee, axoapt eapi
tal i ten sui ai
Capital paid op Sl.000.0ii0.00
Burplua orer an HabUltlea .... tl3.503.tt
Strrnrue aa twgrarda eolirhoad-
era S3.S13.B00.tt
Total S3.7S9.t43.43
a Hi 1 ta Otawaa) far tka Yeear
Net prrrnhtma racatead durlnr
tha rear . a 90 staa
nex wears, paua aurrag toe year. 10.507.97
leTtrasaArfTB ANT MANITFAfTTJaUtBB
WBXTsXANPB OOSTPANY OF NW YORJE!
JOBEPH If. BYRNE JR., Praa.
JOHN P. BREEDEN. Bee.
Btatntorr raaldant at torn for awrvtaa.
Inauraace Commlee toner, atalein. Or.
Capital Fire Insurance
Company of California
of Sacramento, m the Btata of California,
on tha thlrtv-flret dav of December. 1940,
made to the Insurance Commissioner Of Uta
Btata of Oregon, pursuant to taw:
3tt.t4T.00
80.973.83
30.33413
Amount af aanttaJ atoek paid
Nat premtama raeelved durtns
the year S
Interest, drrtdtnda and ranta re.
erlvcd dunng the year . '
Income from othar eoumaa ta
eetred dunng Uta year ......
Total
Dletm
.-S 34. MS. 95
Nat loaaea paid during the yaar
Including adjustment ex
peneaa S
Commissions and aalartea paid
during the yaar
Taxes, licensee and teea paid
durtng tha year .
Dividends paid on eapttal atoek
during the year
Amount of ail other expendi
tures ......................
Total
131.409 SO
100. 735.84
18.001. SO
Hi
00. 305. IS I
S 8443.81
3.M
Nona
tl4.306.S3
Vahsa af real eetal
market vaioei g
Leans on mortgagee and eortat
era, etc
Value of bonds owned (am 00
Uzedl 1
Value jt atocka owned (mar
ket valuet
Cash In banks and on band ....
Premiuma In course of eoiletv
tion written since September
30. 1940
Interest and rents due and ao-
erued
Other assets (net)
Total admitted aaseta ......43.350.344.51
LiabUIUaa
Oroaa etalma for loeaee unpaid. $ 36,490.43
Amount of unearned premiuma
on all outsUndlng risks 310,503.84 1
Dua for commission and broker
age 3.3T3.M
U outer ttabumae it.808.43
Total ttabaruea. except eaD4-
tai a sa.1 tan ve
'apuai pajrj up ....si.oon.ooo.oo
ourpnia over ail naminiea .... 883,200.70
Borproa aa regards pollejTnold
..Sl.SflB.300.T5
Total .
...S3.350.3S0. 51
Net premiuma received durtng
the year $ 54.017 M
Nat loaaea paid during the year 5.480.84
CAPITAL PlstE DraiJBtANOB CO.
OV CALIFORNIA
KAY DECKER. Praa.
A. C. ORIFFXN, Bee.
Btatutorv reatdant attornav for aaatea.
Paul C Bates. PorUaxxl. Oragoa. 1
BINUPBU OF ArTNTTAL STAT
OP THE
tafayete Fire Insui
Company
of New Orleans, tn the Bute of lVitafatarata
on Uta thlrty-flret day of December. 1040.
made to tha Insurance Commissioner af ttet
State of Oregon, pursuant to law:
ABMuat of eapttal stock paM
ap ............ ............f ez 000.00
Net prats luma raoalvad duitew
the yaar I 3M.t40.3B
Interest, drrtdondi and rents re
calved dunng the year t SS.S0T.Sf
Ineome from other eon rose re
calved durtns Uta year ...... 3.083.80
Total
..S ltl.31S.4t
Net loaaea paid durtng the yea
including adjustment ex-
pensee -3 SS.TN.SS
Oommiastons and eaUartea paid
during the yaar . S4LSTO.0O
Taxes, neensea and faaa paid
dunng the year A 863. OS
Dividends paid on eapttal stock
dunng tha year St, 000 .00
Amount of all other expand!-
tares S4.0M.SS
Total
expeadlturre
Adnaitte
Vahte of real aetai
(market value) f
as on mortgages and eotlat
eral. etc -
Value of bondi owned (market
or amort lied)
Value of atocka owned (market
value)
Cash in banka and on hand ...
tremiume in course or collec
tion writtan since September
so. lfiso
Interest and rests due and ao-
erued
Other assets (net)
Tutsi idmitteil nsseta
147.I4SJS
1.13(.313J
Oroaa claims for losses unpaid. $
amouoi 01 ununua premiums
on all outstanding risks ISO.ttt.SS
Due for exanmisslon and broker
age 9.000.00
All other BablUtlea ........ 80, 400.04)
Total BabllrUea. except eapt
tal a ten aaa vi
Capital paid 'op" ".....I 300.0O0.0
Burpsua unr sui ubdiduw ..... eMs.eov.vat
...31.134. 313 JO
1 tar Ctas Tea
Net premiuma raoalvad durtng
the year S fcS04.Br
Net losses paid durtag the yaar 4 96. IS
LATA 1L I'll FTJU5 nMJWtAJHM
COfttPANT
JOHN X. WSXlWANlf, Prsav .
OEOROE J. WEQsIANN, Begy '
Btatutarv resident attorney t
Insurance Comralsslonar.
This Agency Has Rcprcsentcil Bates Lively and Pearson's Companies for 15 Years
tWikii Satisfactory Results for Our Customers and Our Office
M. L. tJ(D)MM(D)M. Iinisiuiipaimce
412 MAIN STREET
14 YEARS IN ONE BLOCK
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