The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 22, 1905, Page 8

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THE SEATTLE STAR HE PRUDENTIAL STRONGER FINANCIALLY, AND IN THE CONFIDENCE OF THE PUBLIC, THAN EVER BEFORE, A YEAR OF GREATEST GAINS IN PROGRESS, SECURITY AND USEFULNESS. 2 qa eT SORROgEETCEE —=—|_ Paid Policyholders TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL STATEMENT, JANUARY 1, 1905. during 1904, over oe wie alli BONDS AND MORTGAGES St on - $15,682,358.73 13 Million Doliars 8809 All First Liens on Property, valued at. . o 0 6 + » §40,882,977.18 REAL ESTATE owned by the Company 4 12,494,957.86 RAILROAD BONDS ‘ ° 27,681 ,596.87 PRUDENTIAL MUNICIPAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BONDS 10,141,196.00 || Total Payments ia, UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS ‘ 105,375.00 to Policyholders, December ye SHAS THE 1 NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY stocks | 4,200,400.00 at 1604. Cow STRENGTH OF ih x = oy rsa felgeh b ah " Bonds and Stocks 128,567 ! ! his tal Coat Value of above Bonds and Stocks 0,0 OM Hin GIBRALTAR |! Ixcwaasn tN VALUE or Bonn axp Stocks oven Ooer $ 1,130,007.48 92 Million Dollars -ASH IN 250 BANKS AND TRU ST COMPANIES $ through- out the United States, and cash in office (96,154,525 on Interest) ‘ . . ° 6,832,683 .09 INTEREST AND RE ‘NTS, due and acctiaed > . m 641,775.85 " i LOANS ON COLLATERAL SECURITIES < ths 5,665,100.00 || Increase in Assets, Bonds and Stocks, having Market Va ot 7 Se 2 over Excess of Market Value over am Aber ‘- maned, sho wing ‘margin ot security « é. LOANS TO POLICYHOLDERS .. .j'™ . .” tic 2,427,950.12 16 Million Dollars On the security of their Policies—the Reserve Value on their Policies being SEMI-ANNUAL AND QUARTERLY PREMIUMS not yet due, and Premiums in course of collection (iteserve charged RIM <4 0 kk a a CE 2,888,911.65 Number of Policies TOTAL ASSETS a. $88,762,305.17 || Cash Dividends n force, nearly fetes LIABILITIES. and other concessions, not 6 Niillion RESERVE, Legal and Special 8 See $73,954,919.00 stipulated in original con- Amount held to protect Policy Contracts. ALL. OTHE R I. IABIL iT! 2 ; ‘ ; FE : 1,481,519.84 tracts, and voluntarily given eas of adjustment ; Premiums paid in advance ; to holders of old Policies, to Increase in Number ewes hte g peilbenipng Bs y Loans; Bills awaiting presemtation for payment, ete. of Policies in force, over SURPLUS TO POLICYHOLDERS. . . . 13,325,866.33 date, over One-half Million ToTaL LIABILITIES . . «| $88,762,305.17 5 Million Dollars Life Insurance Issued and Paid for during 1904, over 312. Million Dollars LARGEST IN THE HiSTORY OF.THE COMPANY OVER ONE BILLION DOLLARS ‘LIFE INSURANCE IN FORCE ee R Laaekiy etd = rae 1) COMPLETE SCHEDULE OF BONDS OWNED BY THEY PRUDENTIAL (Market Value, Jan. 1905) Not one of which Is in Default of Principal or Interest. take ei DESCRIPTION = -@& wFke <= Seethe, BSSSSESUUESESSESaEsesses8 SSSUSSSSSESSSSSESSESSSSESESE JALEFEEPZOLTyY, sé ist Mige. Se is ag Ponm. Ri int Miga ~ Feebanted Shore RR. tat Con. Mige b K Wisconsin Ceateal Hy. ist Beries Con, Mige. rr ere errr r i rr rr Oo errreewecssnsscsensacnnccesaasssoes PrrssscyP RR bio KR Price Lien Gold. RE ome Ses THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA Newark, N. J. Mibse Incorporated as a Stock Company by the State of New Jersey 3 OFFICERS JOHN F. DRYDEN, President. LESLIE D. WARD, Vice President. EDGAR B. WARD, 2d Vice President. FORREST FP. DRYDEN, 3d Vice President. WILBUR S. JOHNSON, “ Vice President Comptroller. Jacos E. WARD, Couns EDWARD KANOUSE, Treasurer. EDWARD GRAY, Secretary. T, C. BE, BLANCHARD, Supt. of Real Estate. PF. C. BLANCHARD, S or Loan Dept. JOUN K. GORE, Actuary. VALENTINE RIKER, Asst. Secretary. WILLARD |. HAMILTON, Asst. Secretary. HENRY OVERGNE, Asst. Secretary. GEORGE i MUNSICK, Asst ary EOWARD H. HAMILL, Medical Director. ROBERT L. BURRAGE, Medical Director. FPREDERIC A. BOYLE, Cashier. FREDERICK H. JOHNSTON, Associate Actuary. WAM. PERRY WATSON, Assistant Medical Director, FREDERICK L. HOFFMAN, Statistician, GEORGE H. KIRKPATRICK, Assistant Actuary, GEORGE B, SPEER, Supervisor Ordinary Agencies, GEORGE W. GORE, Supervisor. _—$———— Branch Office in Seattle, 0. EDGAR FELL, General Agent, Ordinary Dep’t, 407-8 New York Block

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