The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-01
BANKERS ALLIANCE
KxcEI.IKxT SHOWING MADE AT
r18 ANNUAL NETTING.
= - Anueles Innifafson That Has Ex-
esndsa III Operations An Over
IL Uuffsa sssses.


se number OF members from ros
ana other cIsses and towns rsrs
- the annual meeting and en-
sn<sr 4ratshratIca ~ the favor
o. moving naase Tor The past year.
report OF the secretary. J. n. Ras-
-. sf.s wss especially sattsfacse-y a.
1onoNsng extracts sAsref-r- vii
100 ins cash recespss during the yexr
- amounted - tir.ss.g7- For death and
secsoent losses the company pal. dursnx
- yesf he sum Of ss1ss Is. The assets
snoans 70 IL q. showing an tnereas.
over the Previous year 81 te.ssssx The
1ompshy has no liabilities. The amount
o1 ~ iasnrance In force In yts. Sc ssa. The
80 oct OF policies issued daring ths year
s3% making the total issue up
70 snne Of this year about fa.aoa
nAhksrs' Alliances Ii pxydonahsy
plouo o. the fact chat IT, policy hoiders
- comparatively young rnea. the aver
sxe sgs Of policy holders aimee its orxans-
.4.i0h being 8-a yeaYs. ana Of those adj
united during the past year only All.
Inc various reports presented nj the az.
nusi meeting held yesterday show that n
nas not only made wonderful progress IN
financial strength and field of operations.
Dat that the corporation Il one az the
strongest and nost ssccessful snsur.nr.
companies In tho United States. This il
.eHsFSaose showing for an institution
oniy seven pears Old. and is especially
SfAnfyin9 in the fact that II demonstrates
the folly OF sending large sums Of money
10 the East Tor life and accident insur-
&nce. when . home institution offers az
least - good Inducements az any Eastern
company.
Eastern Operations.
The Bankers Alliance has been reported
upon most fzvorabiy by insurance CON-
nissicners OF Eastern ssaaes, after a thor
oaxn examination Of its Affairs. Conse-
qnentsy Its operations have been extended
10 most OF the Eastern states. including
New York Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Among other reasons for It's phenomenal
kroWth y the fact that IL IL the only or
Sanixstion that has adopted the combined
accident and life policies. and TO this new
departure may largely be attributed tho
increase In business, SURPRISING that Of
any company OF the same age. Its death
rate during 1894 was only SIS per 1000. and
IL Ii now licensed 10 do business In TWEEN
ty-fwo different states, where Il Is re-
sarded a. one Of the stronges, financial
ana Insurance. Institutions In the country.
Its Popularity In California.
Owing to the fact that tho directors of
the company are among the most prosni-
nent aud reliable bankers and business
men OF Los Angeles. its standing Ia natur-
ally very high. and II has earned that dis
tinction By paying its obligations prompt
~ when due. Another reason for It's pop
uiarity Ia California Is that 1t is a homo
Institution and the only ore OF the kind on
the coast.
The meeting throughout was harmoni-
Gus. and SO well were the policyholders
satisfied vita the management OF the
company that the entire hoard of direct
ofs were unanimously reelected as fol-
lows: Gen. e. r. johnson. president; W.
q. Cochran. vice president: J. AZ. Elliott.
second vice president; J. N. Russell,
Jr., secretary: r., G. Howes. treasurer. r.
N Priest. superintendent OF agencies; Fl.
II. Maynard. 81. d.. medical inspector:
Judge William r. Gardiner. attorney: c.
w. stone. general agent.
The Bankers Alliance have In the past
twelve months paid the following In Seat
tie: John Fleming. 1.sde. and Joseph T.
Sexton, G.suo: death Claims: john A. Load.
attorney. SIS. and Thomas Dillingham;, en-
gineer. $40. accidents.
Among the eighty odd policy holders In
Seattle are: II. r. Shields, Zoo; John X.
Brown. E.opo. Judge J. II. Allen, 5000. j.
r. Ronald. 5000, W. T. Scott. s.. 600: Frank
r.. Van Tuyi. S2.yoo. DIR. l.. II. Dawson,
s.. 800: Or. j. b. Eagleson. e 500. T.. J. Rey-
burn. t2.soo: Or. r. ". Sloan. s1,s0o; DR.. F.
A. Churchill. Zoo; Marshall A. Bates.
5000. Henri Dillingham;. s., 900.
The new IS double combiaa,ion policy
provides 10. annual dividends after ave
years: cash surrender value and extended
insurance after ten years. nan-forfeisabIa
after seven years; one-haif face value
pal for total permanent disability: fully
paid up or one~half face value paid at
age OF Is.
Each 1890 OF insurance Includes acci-
dent indemnity OF 81 10 s. per week. ae-
cordlng TO occupation, or g to SO per week
while travelling In a public conveyance.
Members know In advance what they
are TO pay for their insurance and just
when they are to pay.
Insurance in the Bankers Alliance costs
about one-han OF the "osi line" rates,
while there Is 10 extra charge for the ac-
clieat insurance. The policy Is n liberal
contract on definite terms.
Policies absolute for fixed amount, and
after two years. No stock
holders 10 be paid. All profits are for the
members.
Agents Wanted.
Reliable men and women OF good address
are wanted as ageats. References re-
aulrad. Liberal contracts VIII be made
with such. Address
W. II. RISUN, State Manager