University of Vermont - Ariel Yearbook (Burlington, VT)

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It's what and Engineer Reads That largely determines his degree oi success. To keep in touch With the actual practice of the best engineers of the day and with the latest developments in his line oi Work, every engineer should read one of the following papers: Electrical World The foremost authority oi the World on all branches of electrical Work. Weekbf Edition, 33.00. Monthlv Edition, 31.00. The Engineering Record The most valuable paper published for the civil and mechanical engineer. Published Weekly-33.00 a Year. Electric Railway Journal The undisputed authority on the construction. opera- tion and management of city and interurban railways. Published Weekly-53.00 a Year. Sample Copies on Request-Special Rates to Students OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT CAN SUPPLY ANY ENGINEERING BOOK PUBLISHED MCGRAW PUBLISHING CO. April 23. Bad weather stops the joys of drill.

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f, I t March 24. 1910 wins track meet again. TIFFANY at Co. The Facilities of Tiffany Sz Cofs Correspondence Department The house of Tiffany 61 Co. was established in 1837. Cne of the first rules of the business was to give unremitting attention to its correspondence with cus- tomers so as to enable persons living at a distance to make purchases under the most favorable conditions During the past seventy-one years, the policy thus early established has served as a convenience to three generations of Tiffany 8: Cofs patrons, and from a very modest beginning the correspondence service has developed into one of the most important departments of the house T Men of experience familiar with the extensive stock of Tiffany gl Co., give their entire time to inquiries. Their knowledge of what' is most in favor at the moment, assures patrons careful and intelligent selections All articles offered for sale by Tiffany Sz Co., whether jewelry, silverware, clocks, bronzes, glass, china, decorative pottery, enamels, fine stationery, leather goods or other objects, are the embodiment of an exacting standard rigidly maintained throughout their many departments of art and manufacture Upon advice as to requirements with limit of price, Tiffany 81 Co., will send photographs, cuts or descriptions of what their stock affords. Selections of articles will be sent on approval to persons known to the house or to those who will make themselves known by satisfactory references The Tiffany 6: Co. Blue Book, sent upon request, is a compact catalogue with- out illustrations. It contains concise descriptions with an alphabetical side index affording quick access to the wide range of Tiffany St Cofs stock, with the prices at which articles may be purchased Tiffany Sc Co. are strictly retailers. They do not employ agents or sell their wares through other dealers Fifth Avenue and 37th Street, ew York April ll. Harvard 4, Vermont 9.

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April 23. Eighteen members of l9lO senleneecl lo one year's hard labor on the ARIEL. Summary of 164th Annual Report EW--YORK LIFE IN IIRA CE CO. New Insurance Paid For In 1908 Exclusive of Revivals and Increase in Old Policies S3139,384,7O0 :5:This new paid business is exclusive of over Eigh- teen Millions of increase in insurance-in-force by way of miscellaneous additions during the year 1908 TOTAL ADMITTED Asssrs 3557,286,671 Total Paid-for Insurance in Force January 1, 1909 1 ,993,55'9,601 Balance Sheet, January 1, 1909 ASSETS LIABILITIES 1. Real Estate, S12,645,993.97 2- 1103115 011 Mortgages- 58-706,413-36 1. Policy Reserve, S459,209,411.00 3. Loans on P0l1CICSi 87,316,641-44 2. Other Policy Liabilities, 6,357,583.57 4- LOHHS 011 C0ll3lC1'2l 500,000-00 3. Premiums and Interest prepaid, 2,763,130.84 5- B0HdS lmafkef Vfils- 4. Commissions, Salaries, etc., 1,011,983.34 Dec. 31, 1908, 375,516,651.02 5. Dividends payable in 1909, 7,602,905.16 6- Cash, u 9,124,131-44 6. AdditionalReserve onPolicies, 3,129,402.00 7. Renewal Premiums, 7,413,992.69 7. Reserve fordeferred Dividends, 67,181,561.00 8- Interest a11dRe11tS due 8. Reservesfor other Purposes, 10,030,693.85 and accrued, 6,062,846.84 x - -.- Total, S557,2'8'6-,670.76 1 0181, 557,286,670-76 INCOME, 1908 DISBURSEMENTS, 1908 PREMIUMS : Payments to Policy-holders: DeathL0sses, S22,131,290.77 011 New To Living Policies, S5,424,856.35 On Renewed Policies, 72,069,813.64 Policy-holders, 27,059,967.63 S49,191,258.40 Paid to Beneficiaries under Annuities,etc., 964,255.31 S78,458,925.30 installment contracts, 154,801.80 -il Paid to Agents and Medical Interest and Rents, 23,352,186,86 Examiners, 4,320,657.72 011101 1110011191 624,882-13 Taxes, Licenses and Insurance Depts. Fees, 962,385.25 Other Disbursements, including Real Estate Expenses and Taxes, 5,542,906.08 For Reserves to meet Policy Obligations, 42,263,985.04 Total, S102,435,994.29 Total, S102,435,994.29 April 24. ARIEL Board takes up the burden.