The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-16

II gave tho accident returns FOR the
year 1890 az follows.
Two hundred and scvcuty-seven
fatal and COOS uou-fatal accidents
caused by horsc-drawu vehicles.
one thousand eight hundred and
Nftv fatal and 81, 2Gl n%on-fatal acci-
dents caused by motorcycles.
ono hundred and thirty-tivo fatal
and $50 uon-fatal accidents caused
by podalcyclCa.
Two hundred and scvcnty-seNen
10y falling downstairs.
Fiuy-scvon by falling from win
dovs.
Fluy-thrcc by falling In rooms.
Every Possible Mishap.
Entirely Justified by the thorough.
Noes NJ its findings Il gave the added
information that every possible
mishap has been thought ot-acci-
dents while travelling by rail, road,
sD, Ur air. motoring aud cycling ac-
pIdruta. street accidents. sporting
accidents and accidents In the home.
\ fan downstairs ot home comes
within tho insurance scheme as
much as "a big railway collision or a
case ot being run over Ia the
street,
one OF the Ilst to enter this com
pcfitivc game for circulation, 10 Is
understood. was tho Times. Recent
rcport. however. shows that ~ too
has fallen or perhaps. risen TO tho
occasion. It's plan started with sim
pie motor insurance for people ria
iur I'm private care To-day " has
been extended 20 include accidents
occurring Ga any typo OF class OF
vehicle. Briefly stated the benefits
|are 1900 for loss OF NE, t'oo Tor
In.s OF ono limb above tho wrist or
ankle or the total permanent loss
OF the sight " ono we; "a per week
pcrmnucut total d~lsahlcmcnt; ib per
week CUP 20 twelve wvCksl Tor tcm-
porary disablcment,
Together with this circulation IN
crcaslnE feature. tho Times has also
reduced its price. In IVA u WA.
1 penny, which is equivalent TO about
2 cents in American money. by 1915
IL had gone up To . pence, tho rough
equivalent OF our e cents, Today IN.
Tlmce is sold for n penny and q hhll
to tho registered reader u 2 pence
10 the casual purchaser. ~ IN rec,
ognized, tho registered reader no,
only gets tho decrease In price hul
In addition rcaps the benefits OF th'
insurance plan.
RcpSrt proves that tho merry
game ~ still on. What new hitrhe'
tiona. II any other newspapers nave
discovered IN not known at the pres
ent writing. According 10 "A repre-
sentative OF the Daily Express o.
London. II Ia costing the newspaper
about $4,000 n week In puhlicltN
and a heavy fraction Of That sum "
alotmcnta. ono hundred thousan'
dollars. he stated, had been phl'
out by his newspaper to rcRistor''
y renders within the last three months
Apparently. however. the end justl
fics the means. for the clrculatlol
OF these publications IN going W ~
leans and bounds. whether thes'
7, leans and bounds arc covered by
sound business policy IL a matte
/, open for speculation.
rho heavier thinkers ~ Londol
, seem to he amused by the treo en-
tortnInmcnt offered them by VA
4 press. A director OF a well-kno"n ~
a surancc company OF London Pu''
A toned the inclusivcness OF an pos,
10 bio forms OF insurance covered J,
N tine newspaper II l'NN' ~
a column OF IA newspaper. he says,
classify an the different iusuran'
obtnInnblc for nothing. But IL ~
classification M extensive ms 1t mig
.. he? lie wants to know. The cov
IA admittedly generous. but II VIM
= injured his rent In paid at home WI
a not pay It ut the officer II he &c
:, 'compenHntion for damage to nm
= WHY not for damage TO clotho'
q when disabled. he adds, ho cann'
A use his season ticket. why cam
tho newspaper indemnify him I'
tho unused portion2 What about u,
risks Of breach Of promlseF
wants TO know, lie suggests w,
wcll-meaninR newspapers rect,
x these omissions. who khoWHF y
q may wake up bom" morning "'
n find II has been done.