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

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aversion 20 the freedom ~ modern
/, styles
bali. lie also had q wife. Such arc
tho ways Of Providence. however,
that even such "a mcrtturlous person
as Mr. smith BIS open to- accidents OF
household and travel.
The story started with taking Mr..
J Smith from his bed in the morning.
Luckily ho did not stumble over bio
bcd-Clpthos nor was he scaldod IN
hla hathtub. Neither did he cut his
throat while shaving. But luck de-
serted him when he descended tho
stairs. He slipped while trying 10
avoid "A hole iu the carpet ana Ten
hcadlong downstairs landing on nus
left arm which cracked under his
suburban weight. When the doctor
arrived he discovered Mr.. Smith hnd
u fractured arm Bld Mr.. smith
worry? Indeed not. lie was a reg
lstered reader OF the Daily Mall and
was entitled to three pounds n week
"A disability allowance n two
hounds for rent. The problem Of
how to be happy though fractured
was solved for him,
SuppusC. however, The etory goes
on, that Mir. Smith had successfully
avoided the hole I'm the carpet or
whatever IL was. what them He had
vet to face tho pcrils Of tho road.
lie took out his trusty cycle u
pedalod down tho road on his way
TO the station. Mr. Smith may be II
lover OF nature even though he does
live I'm the suburbs. Tho call Of an
early robin attracted hin or maybe
IL was the honk Of a enub-nosed
machine. Al any rate, Mr.. smith
strotched out his undlgnified form
-- A.. ...1 .H1.V. oil Whn nnNHFu
might see him. After he had col
lccted sufficient witnesses MIR. smith
could. however. pcaceahly limp home
and write for his allotment for M
the Daily Mail OF that Issue delicate
ly pointed out:
Bear in mind that IN street &C
cidents when a reader Is injured al
a pedestrian or cyclist We do not IN
slst that there should be n FRACTURED
limb or skull; the sole test we appll
IL that he should be incapacitate'
from following his occupation, Her'
again the benefits are 10 n week ano
rent up 20 ~ a week.
The Solace of $500.
But. 10 follow our story. Mr.
smith may be Il careful and metic'
ulous driver; there may be no hprlht
robins or motor cars on tho roho
and he may reach his tram. Ihcl
,, indeed his life is In the hands ol
Fate and the Daily Mall. An accl'
4, dent to the train may bring HIS WIZ
- a silent form, II Ia true, but It VII
also bring the solace Of $4,000
IL should Mr.. Smith, however, chooH'
~ the less expensive transportation "
,o n bus his wife viii pay Tor u I'm re
' coiviug q benefit Of only Ll,OOO
an Many q household, n II believed,
now being broken M over the ques
ton OF shall he travel by train o
,r- omuibus?'
nd ono can so on forever I'm breath
Is- taking wondcrmcnt as To how MI
nd Smith viii come by his acciden|
At n rate, the article which take
Ill him through every possible per.
,er from rowing on the Thames 10 ily
OF ing 10 Paris, proves beyond all ar
ny gumcnt that the protection OF III
IRE Daily Mail Is forever lowering owe
ID. his manly form. Not only Will he an
OF hla family be kept from want bu
IL the mortgage will not be foreclose'
OIL II must be a strong mind indee
which can resist the call Of sue
attractions. Out Of the number wh
had not az yet become rcgisterc
readers Of tho less generous new,
In papers, Tho Daily Mail gathered
'py and rs stu gathering IN its sui
scrIbers. Death benefit, accident q
W. lowancc, disability aliotments, rel
DE payments. what else was there II
cal any other paper 20 Offer 4 careless
II ly thinking individual would "a
FAD Nothing" Huge business onie
id- priaeg are not. however, careless
Ing their thought. Competition is II
life OF enterprise, improvement
'Ci- lbs breath. Ergo, the Daily Chronic
improved upon the schemes oii'r'
ear bv other newspapers. on Mundh
mn Jan. q, on ~ first page, taking
the two center columns, ran, an an
rlo telling Of the Great New Fl
gchomo OF sickness Accident n
|anCo." Note the word, ~'Sicknes'
That wa- the hitherto hidden nuGs
]unearthcd by this publication.
heavy black type ran "a paraElal
telling OF the New Years add'll
to It's former scheme,
"Rcaders are now insured agali
uIncsa, and payment viii be mado
MS. the rate OF ~ per week up 70 tfl
two weeks. or flOi Il year, dur
dlsablcmont by WCl-EuOwn -
lth- prevalent diseases
According 20 the findings Of Z
re- Daily Chronicle, the wcll-knoWh d
en- prevalent diseases from which "a ~
Of lAtercd reader might suffer W'
dlphtherla, typhoid fever, typhus &
Of or, scarlet fever, w]hooping cpu.
smallpox. mumpH, measles q
chicken poX. Further FINDINGS OF
end Chronicle showed that at The u
Tor OF the investigation there were g..
,fO4 dlptherla and 5000 scarlet fever
TENTS in the hospitals Of Lund
with these figurcs staring him
de- the face how could any n arr
vas TO subscribe &C. inc DhlIy MAI OF
@ Of Daily News, the Times or i'Np''
light The Daily Chronicle ana not y
tgTs, lect to impress upon ilH rthl
NTH the fact that this feature was h'
lie added 10 accident Insurance cove
her. by other newspapers, IN type