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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
SERVICES.

The John H. Winder Division of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineers, will hold memorial services
in the Baptist Church at Abbeville,
S. c., on next Sunday afternoon at
five o'clock. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. NJ. R. Plaxco of
the A. R. P. Church. These SER
vices r always very impressive. A
large number of deceased members
of the John H. Winder Division Of
this order were natives of Abbeville.
They have many relatives and friends
still residing here who take a deep in.
terest in the affairs of the order and
m the surviving members.
The public is invited to attend the
services at the hour stated.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09

"Did she make you feel at homer"
"No, but she made me wish I was"
-Brokly Life.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
To Teach Next Year.

Miss jamie Morse, who has just fin
ished at the College for Women, has
been elected to teach the third grade
in the Easley High School and has
accepted the position. Miss Morse
is a popular young woman and her
many friends wish her much success.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
Visitors from Kinards

Miss Annie Gary and Miss Pope,
of Kinards, were in the CITY this week
visiting Misses Eliza ard Caroline
Gary. They received many pleas
ant attentions while here.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
Twelve Things to do This Month
Progressive Farmer.)


/. Be sure to put the stubble
lands to work again growing peas,
beans, or some other feed crop.
2. Arrange to build a silo if you
regularly keep a dozen or more cat
tie.
8. Be sure to see that ample crops:
to fill the silo r planted.
4. Watch the health of your hogs,
and if you suspect cholera get in.
ouch with your local demonstration
agent at once.
5. Look to the farm machinery
hat will not be used again until next
winter or spring, and see that it is
put away in proper shape. 4.
6. Keep the garden going by plant
ing late corn, beans and tomatoes,
cabbage, collard and cauliiower seed
for winter plants.
7. Watch your cultivators and see,
that they are not running too deep.
8. Use the mower in the pastures.
to keep down the weeds. .
9. Plant peas in all corn at the,
last working.
10. Don't forget a liberal plant
ing of late watermelons.
II. Watch all places where mos
quitos might breed and keep them
either drained or oiled.
IL. Get in touch with your agri-
cultural college and demonstration
forces and arrange for a farmers in
stitute or farmers short course in
your neighborhood this summer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
The Wherewithal.

Spondulix is an ugly name,
Mazuma, too, l ween;
And Kale's a term that means the
same,
And ditto is Long Green.
Then Cartwheels come as divers
junk;
"1ron Men" favors Jones,
To Smith a thing costs one round
Punk
While Brown says thirteen Bones"
One maiden fair sure has the Rocks,
Another has the Tin;
Some carry it within their Hose
Some save, some blow it in.
1t all e money, true enough,
From labor, theft or gain -
But amt it awful handy stuff
To have, in case of rain!
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09

If you want to buy peas call on Ro-
senberg Warehouse Co.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1915-06-09
To Rent.

You can get white cotton
five bushel sacks, suitable for
Burr clover seed, at IL IL
cents. Only a limited guam
tity. Rosenberg Warehouse
Company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
T/NC-INLNLA7/ AVE-

proposals
o. be
Monday July 22nd 1913 and viii be immediately thereafter opened
in the office Of the Superintendent of Schools the High School Build
ing, by the said Board Of Education ~ ,
Education the city Tulsa of the Oklahoma Tulsa okla
homa properly sealed and plainly endorsed the outside
TnSh d rnTt @ NV carfsd cneGE on s,Iyort
Tulsa the Oklahoma representing
any guarantee of
faith and the intention Of the bidder comply with the Of said
Of all will be
IN prescribed
Such lease shall be the form prescribed by the Board copies Of
the Hg school Budng and in the office Rice Lyons sos First
provided
Board Education shall have the right modify the Of said
the interests school district may require.
Copies Of said lease and any further Information desired be
Of Schools, Rice & Lyons attorneys said Board
sCrihod rerlion lease me
Proposals the o
regulations Of rejected
deeme visable
any
cuon delivery the satisfactory oferbonus,
The description Of the tracts and subdivisions offered
Io ] 4q"S9 ONE q ,t to y tgye five 61n5 2 qcsyS ] Pqss
civ Of Tulsa Okahoma according to the recorded plat there
hundred hrty-seyen the Original
o Tulsa Oklahoma, according the recorded
pats Of premises
BIDS viii be received on one q, more of said lots
(seaJ ~ " BOARD OF EDUCATION OF tEE CITY OF TULSA,
or THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA
RAY S FELLOWS,
o. MCCLURE
President
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
COTTON


NEW YORK, July There was a sharp
break in the cotton market today with Oc-
tober contracts selling off to 9.46c. or 81
per bale below the closing prices Of yester.
day and back TO the lowest price reached
on the big break OF last May. The close
was steady at net decline Of Ii to %
points.
Early Quotations were rather nervous and
irregular. Liverpool was lower than due
while the weather may showed clearing con
ditions in the south and the forecasts were
for generally clear weather tonight and to-
morrow which were considered favorable
after the recent rains. The market here
opened at decline OF / 10 points in con-
squense and active months soon sold some
10 points net lower. Rallies OF or 4
points, however. Sere barely maintained and
Il was seea that the weekly weather report
was failing 70 create any fresh buying power
offerings became more active and general
Stop orders were uncovered In considerable
volume as prices worked lower. Covering
by recent sellers appeared to be about the
only support on the break Of 10 to % points
from last nights closing figures Closing
prices were within a point or two Of the
lowest or all months except October and
December which rallied 4 or 8 points on or
dsring. Exports for the day CABS bales
making 8 s16g,955 80 far this season. Port
receipts COOS. United States port stocks
s27.O7T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

to aiding the Detention Home, in a
short talk gave the history Of the De
tentlon Home and told why the funds
were needed.
A. NJ Welch, humane agent, who
was a guest of the club, gave an inter-
esting short talk on the work done
by the Detention Home in the II
months it has been in existence. The
home has received 80 children who
needed a home in this time, SO Of
whom were ill., and not one has died,
thanks to the service rendered by the
home matron and the community
nurse.
The community nurse who is sta
toned at the home has done wonders,
he declared, in improving the sanitary
an health conditions among the poor
Of the city and has made 1,1S9 calls
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
ROTARY CLUB To
FINANCE "HOME"
Humbug Circus and Base
ball Game Are Proposed
to Raise Funds.

A movement was launched at yes
terday's meeting Of the Tulsa Rotary
club i, the small dining room OF the
Hotel Tulsa TO place the club behind
the plan Of raising sufficient money
TO complete and properly equip the
new Detention Home which the Hu-
name society is now building. II will
require about one thousand dollars TO
do this.
A committee composed OF c. J.
Friedman, j. NJ. Gillette and w. A.
Vandeyer was named by Vice Presl-
dent Meyers TO go into the matter OF
putting on a "Humbug Circus" This
committee will report next Wednes-
day as to the adyisability Of the va
rious ways of securing the money to
complete the home.
George Stanley acted as Rotarian
yesterday in the absence Of Paul
Madansky, who is confined to his
home by a dislOcated ankle. II. G.
Stueve gave a very interesting ex-
pertinent with the electric oXidiZer,"
an electrical contrivance bv which city
water can be made purer than spring
water without determining the quality
or taste of the water
Baby Shower.
One Of the amusing features of yes
terday's luncheon was the baby
shower" given to w. f. Gordon, who
recently was presented with a fine
baby daughter. A milk bottle, a hot
water bottle and pair Of overalls
large enough for man were some
Of the things presented TO him by
various members.
During the course Of the luncheon
c. f. Buchner was called upon to in
troduce each member and name his
classification. This he did without
making o mistake in the sixty odd
members present.
DR.. j. NJ. Temples, president of the
Humane society. in the discussion as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
BY II. o. MCCLURE.
President.
RICE q LYONS,
Attorneys for Said Board.

Glenn Condor, representing tho
newspaper men, issued a challenge to
the Rotary club for a game Of baseball,
the proceeds to be given to the De-
tenuon Home.
At next weeks meeting f. J. Volmer
will be the Rotarian, and w. n. Main
waring will talk ON the Mysteries Of
Trial Balance and +. J. Twogood
will describe the art galleries Of Eu-
rope.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
PRODUCE


CHICAGO, July 7-BUTTER-Lower; /;
creamery 22626ihc
EGGS- Receipts 25O1O cases unchanged
POTATOES Unchanged; new receipts so
cars cO old potatoes.
POULTRY Alive, higher. fowls l3 Ac,
springs lSM zoe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
Successful.

"See that man across the street?
He landed I'm this town ten years ago
without cent in his pocket"
"And now?"
"Now he owes me fifteen thousand
dollars"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

KANSAS CITY July BUTTER -
Creamery 27c, firsts Csc, seconds 28c. pack.
ing DC.
EGGS-F -FrstS &c, seconds l21hc
POULTRI-Iens lie, roOsters &c, broilers
l7G19c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08
ADVERTISING RATES

All advertisements will be accepted IN
fhe World on the following eondItions
ONLY:
No ad less thaa IS cents We reserve the
right TO revise and classify all ads Return
wrong replies Threstime ads very seldom
fail Money refunded on unused Insertions
Errors corrected or money refunded
RATES,
One cent word for all classiheatloh'
cvcept clalrvoyauts, personals snd mulri
monlal. which is two cents per word mlu',
u-dm charge 25 ceuts, Your credit Is gooH
if Won own phone, except for personal
furniture FOR sale and position wanted ad'
vertisine. which are cash. Classification not
guaranteed after p m.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

LIVERPOOL, July 7-spot cotton easier.
Good middling 5.57d, middling 527d low
middling 4Sld. Sales 10000 speculation
and export 900. Receipts 100 Futures
closed quiet and steady July 5I5hd, July
August 515lkd, August. September 523d.
September. October 5.3ld October November
$50 nd November. December sad Decem.
ber.January 545hd January February
55Od. February March 554d March.April
5.58d AprilMsy sold, May-June 5.6ld.
June.July 5.66hd, July.August 5.69d.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

NEW ORLEANS. July Spot cotton
quiet, unchanged. Sales on the spot 100
bales; to arrive LOO. Good ordinary 699c.
strict good ordinary 7,55c, low middling
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

All advertising for position wanted,
furniture for sale and personals are cash
with order
Out-OEtowD ads. will not be run wv
i.ss rer,ittanre is made with order.
Two cents per word for all ads. ordered
misclassiued
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-08

GRAIN

NIN NOEh. IuiN Spot cotton quiet
mIatIu- upWuUs HaH.. Nu sales,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28

dad ir "ranadaS dc man0. ir rabrI
carton americana: prr0 hay que
r]nnTrnir cn que cSa> intrOdurIn-
mes r.anIrSIIna, dr paI,lnr. r0i- ElI-
mrro,aS que furran. M rIan S,iIl-
rirnlrS para harrr rnntraprSo nj
pnIrri0 del GOhi"rn0 Imairti>la
uu" trnia aIglInn> mili0nrS cn 81
T.$nr0. que cOniaba con 81 ap0yn
official del GnhirrnO Americana.
cue lrmia ahirriaS dr par en- par
iu,iaS las a]HUanaS irrrrSirr> y mari
tiina$ para SurtirSc De in,ia r!aSr
dr rirmrni0S 1t" cOmhalr y que To-
MIA Il I'll !aiu i l0dnS los ii0mhrrS
de- ~mr"nrl0S ir Ia itrpIIhlira. que
unr >r=uir LISrruIamIo d. In> d0nrS
d. Ia i,aI. r>lairaH rrSlIrlinS a TO-
.rrar Il Ia prlirita dirlaiura. con
~ufamiliIn = con 81 "p"rra.
p"r tniuS "."S motives. brnZro
rSlai.a llamadr Il ~frara>ar como pn-
Iilir" : rom" r"volurionario. purS.
r"m" 81 rryi>mn. H. ani"inan0 -
'iaba ~ronIrnaio Il p"r"r"r. por los
IA. lrs,ir 1t raiia DC! General
Dial. =. han drriarado iulnrrS ale
mur~ira i~ur"rtun%Ia paIria.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28
Articulos Ajenos
PROBLEMA DE ACTUALIDAD

iiioinl. So admiran. y los mrXica-
nos rrrifn llagaiOS de la pairia
nos nacrmOS cruces. morilGlrad0s de
mir In purr2a de la lrnSua eSpa-
Iola IIr"lIr Il Snfrir de csc mode.
- rti!pa liniramrnir de los ON
patriotaS que alIi en- Texas NADIA
les prr"rupa ri fomrnto dr Ia ms
irnrriGn rn 81 idioma propin.
E,SrriiorrS de- valia. prEsadorrs
profnndoS han cmiiidO Sus ideas
Sobrr 81 particular y cn br!:lan-
tiSimOs ariirulos drmOs!rad0 In no.
rrSidad. In obligation que rl me-
Xirano on Texas. ti"ne de r0a'lyll-
var al csiablrciminnio dc eScuelas.
para In rnSrianza de Ia lcneua pa
tria.
E.nlrr rII0S rrrOr,lam0S q dos cul
los n.riciiSlaS am!"nS nucStr0S:
Fl prof. don E.u!alio Nrli2lurz. Y
don .Nmado (;Ilirrrcz. cuya labor
IN In prcnsa. lrndentr Il incuIrar
T., .,l., 4. nnc al pocionolismo lie
ma ,o. hasa /, csrucla meyi.ona
bo ia, nor mil ,;iulos dim, de IN
.ou,;o
y..,,.o, oo o.,omos. IN ,lturo
dc nurstros i]nIcIigenicS amigos ri-
iaI"> para irala" c"n In mlsma IA
,,o,,;in o.ro :; .r.auos
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28
Sc r0ba :. los mrNicanOS 10 mas
n~ecrSari0 para c0mprar ar
ma americanaS.

T.! Pa>O. Texas. - una pequcNa.
elegant, Y ruid0Sa riudad de.....
10000 habitantrS. de- las que las
dos t~rrccraS parties 20 mrXiranOS
y I'll rrS!0 amcr!ranO>. PoSce una
c0mpaclI Secri6n de ncg0cioS con
Una media dOr"na lie "SkySrraDrrS"
arana-rirlOS con palmaS Y o.
tra~ plantaS Y irbolrS IT, los fro
pi.u< uur hOrdean SuS avenidaS
rr>lLrncialcS. Si"ndO Ia principal
IL. elias Ia vrrdairramcnte hermOSa
Avrnida Montana. hOrdeada rn la
part" Mort" por IN rirru.o de mon
lahas al miniature. 10 que .ia a
la ciudad riert0 "ncanto y L. augu-
IA I'm no le.iano future de eSplen-
dor.
RrSpeclo a idaales, FL PaSo no
vive Sino de 'rralidadeS. pueS al
uiro lado de Ia playa eSI;in los
t~.iluIIttf~ 'ifilfI ats If Win.
En!rp los abaStecedOreS de las de-
mandaS dc los OficialeS meyiranos,
d. los que 80 surtcu de TODD 10 nue
~nrr">itan. Y los heneficiadoS. hay
algUnoS miles de- SoldadOS ameri-
ramos aruarlrIado> en- el Fuerte
Bliss. rinco milIaS al OeSle de la
ciudad. y los ciudadanos de FL
PaSo no tienen ningtin escripulo
nj los delienen SOS SoldadOS a
"a llevar a cabO sus ~nesOcioS con
los rcvoluciOnarios.
r. paso DONNA sicmpre los luga
re- donde Sc .iuega. el -sitio donde
Sc c0rrcn carreraS lie caballos. Ia
Plaza de- TOroS y todos los desplu-
maderos de Juarez. dc 10 que Sc
.desprende Ell hecho de que las per.
Pasa a 10 Pag "a. Gel. 7s-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28
(Cnntinulci0n)


Per" d"t'Id" Il r>." I"ili3'" ST.
.j"." aIiamrn'" r'>~I"'ad" ' con
anrIan"S par'"ni"> IN Me-" lLa\'''i.
Conn. pudr a>"rIar 81 ii"inbr' L
r>lo> h"riIo>, Fur> - Ir1am"ni"
me- propu>o duranjr mlr>lr" via
iJ'. 1nr III" '''''rr''' 60" - ~!
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T.. rI..,a II. H@yi.n. - ga rn i'll
IrrmIurir a:rua> u ,.-a !nfnriunaIa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28

M p0ras wees hcmoS InHrni0
tratar 81 d"Iirad0 asunto lie las "S-
rliriaS mryicanaS en- Texas Y. Slrm-
pre- inrapariiadnS Pnr mI"Stra IN
~Sufirirnria ,.n Ia matrria, tirmns
ahaniinnalo tai inirnin con rlrria
r0nitar!rlad y no POGO drePrrho.
La rurSii6n rS lie traSr"ndrn'll
tai para 81 mexican" radirai" n
Texas que. purdr i"rlrSr rS 81
medic Iiniro dc no rOmpcr' con
Ia palria. de no !Iar"r cI lrIS'H
papri de- ~rcn"gadOS lie una raza
lIrr6ira. pOrIue rrnr@ar' - no IN
culrar en- los hiiuS los ronOrimi"n
los nrrc>ari0S lr Historic Y Geo
=rafia dr Miylr0. Y S"Drr i0io.
no rulliyaudO rn cllnS 81 p"rErr-
r]iunauirnln rirl iIinnH. rr"yrnin
Iur. u solo ri iI"rlIo Ir "nviarl"S
Il los plant les dr rnSrlanZa fu"
lirmrn pur base 81 idi"ma in@Irs,
So rumpl" o 81 lrbrr lie r.iu-
%rarlnS.
,irayr error.
C.uanin 81 niiIn aE"naS i Sair
pr"nuHriar 81 iii0ma mairrnn. So
!r rnV;a 4 una r>rurIa i"ni" for
h"sanrnlr irndr;i que apurar Sl>
rarultairS m"niaIr> para r"lrmcr
Ia promnriarI6n ri>pila y diiiriI
del ingIGS. sd" =. !n@ra atroriar
SjIS dtbilr> rrr"bro> y III rr-u-
midas rurnta< ]aprrni"n una %i"rin-
=nza rompIr>Ia H. amho> iiiumaS.
riiirula e ininIrii=ib!r para las
personals ruIia>. hi"n SEA del la-
hia "Spah"la. o Il" Ia in@l"sa.
De "-l". IN" r~nlifiram"S error
muv laurniabl". - In tornado
- ,iia!"rio tan peculiar del m"Xi-
~r"-lrNaun Iu" la iaLo ra Demo
minarSr "idinma trNan0".
.NSi V"TnOS Il raia pa>G con hon
In prna. hrrm">iSimH> ~>rn"riia-.
~iirrn0S niIinS Y ha>ta personals ir
rra,i. p~rnnua"iar fr@Sr> ron0 cSiaS.
iclcf0n. pOr ir!"fon0. tiquctr. pOr
holrtn. iichcr. p0r maestro. Y oIrn-
mil ,li>paraiadoS rnnr"pic> forma-
los del moro rouDrImiruIo de am
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28
SECC|ON EDITORIAL
OJO POR QUO; DIENTE POR DIENTE
Fl general Scot IA u NrracriH
:Rurn Niair,

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y de>pur>-Ir n pa>n. rmrprrndc clrrcra hacIa nrr>r" primer phtr'" lei
G0iin.
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rnhruIo mt Niramn "orpun. nj drur tit Ii prrn>" nr"H"rHInla. alta ~
Gr I'll r,urianO ~ marcha u iugar "ghf III III rnroh "r NN '"P-
shire, e ~rnal >rgura dc qr prrpara M pr"tr>ia contra ''"''""a "
una ~ ninaci&n para tarrnna: ' al drcir dc I"> prr"l'"> que It I'll
tan rn >u>tn y san Lntouio. ii Lansing rGa "tarr"d" hactahd ac"'f-
dos >rcrrtu> con los representatives de mn-imrrica ! E"h>'"" y scott
andan d. rrca Fl mecca pr los camnoS de IrNa~ = rn raH"n lie qnr los
NAL mrniGo> carranG>ta> no quirrrn tram~ir >u> dhr:'a'Ea rh 81 pro
fugO de- TlaIrIolco.
Prro 10 mrio del ra>o - que 4 Ia potr". re>ulia ocro>a toIa r>ta la
hiari0> para IrMar nn Villa. ncSran Q" los E>iain> 'mh"> :" ah>'rh-
gan dr. ir q dumi" nldic les Hanna, pt> II hmn = cirrt" P" Ill pr"mHaIar
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do rnl Ia ocuplrIIn dr IrrarruI "Tu"In> ifrmp"N cram '"nr"> de-
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harrr CON rIio>. To que rNo> hichcrou. on standardization rGa los pF"T"rr>
del CapiuIit. plrad rrrarar ri gobhcrGa del general Iiurrta.
purioli>rno dr occasion. drIrriormin ' baralo. Is, ii e pnrrr. FL que
Has oirrcr ri rarrarciuno: prro aN ! lodG, para ago drbr NrrNr. pr
hoy. Ia rr>tarurL Va pru,rrhi;L drI rifd"dano armada lie '''atr" Irir-
ua>: \ este. pGrnur - ndmdaiIr qmr al rr>i>tr 4 E> >ug'>ir"r~ AanhI>,
cen 81 lin prr>omaInimo rgoi>HI dc rcgrnirar lndrhntdh y rrrr"n>li-
luciollnmcnIr. lbs drNinG> de- Ia paria >irmta de pas" un prrrrdrntr que
rutorprrr la political inter, rnrioni>la dr los E>iad"> tntd"> ' dJa a sal
W ri principio dr uWr>ra >ubcrania.
Na 10 hruo> dichu aLguna lrz: est" - Ia que >'Iinr"> ga";ni" r"n i'll
actilud our ha a>miHo ct gobrrmo rr,"iucionario de N"ra"ruz
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-28

Pasa n IN Paa IN. Col. IA
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1915-03-05
Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Quits Business

Salem-Upon application of the d.
rectors of the company, which is un-
able to meet its financial obligations,
Circuit Juge Galloway appointed Har-
vey Wells, insurance commissioner, re-
ceiver of the Horticultural Fire Relief
of Oregon, with Offices in this city.
Assets are estimated by Mr.. Wells
at 10000, with liabilities Of from
$50, 900 to 100000. The company ab-
sorbed the Oregon Merchants Mutual
Fire Assurance Association of Dayton,
and the Pacific Home Mutual Fire In
surance company of Forest Grove in
1912. Recent large losses and the
absorption of the two companies are
ascribed as the cause of the failure.
The three companies had insurance ag-
gregating about $4,000, 600. Ar
rangements will be made with the Pa
cific States Fire Insurance company to
rewrite as much Of this business al
possible on 10 per cent basis.
Insurance Commissioner Wells said
1.-THE net premiums received by this
company during 1914 were $50, 072 and
losses incurred were $50, ,976, plus ar
expense of about 30 per cent of the