The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-11

to $50 Y0tAI Pfemtumo
2O13 Flax tow mills
2570 Mattress mAhu fact. ,:...,HH
2574 Awning q Tent mfg; ,a1' SAW
1923 Tanners ansa tc7sssnns
27O2 Logging & laundering
1924 Hand tool mfg.
$500 Aeetylene welding
1850 Battery mfg.
3726 Stesm boiler sinSta1l.s
1896 Carriage, coseh and wagon -.
senbfing s.isf'3s
ALSO Glass merchants
5O85 Windmill erection
5462 Glaciers. AWay from shop NJ
6O03 Pile driving
6O46 Landscape gardening
6lO2 r. r. construction and mainten.
62O2 Oil production
6223 Dredging $3.50.
$3.50 Caissoli work EiaS' Ma asa Afs~s'
628O Blasting
64OO Fence construction
1890 Incinerstion
5000 Bag and paper stock dealers
1912 Bottle dealers
8216 Grain weighers, inspectors
1910 Public libraries
9O78 Comnriss&ry work 'A
9O8l Skating Kinks -
9l8O Amusement park employees on
devices such as merry-go-
rounds; coasters
Manuals Having Earned From $50
to $1,000 Total .PfeiAluiAS "a
2150 Ice manufacturing, artificial 81
1890 Coolers u 4. 49,
1908 Carpentry, shop
1850 Furniture mfg.
3O63 Sheet metal fabrication, shop
1904 Ayr. Impl. mfg.
ALSO Optical goods mfg.
4365 Photographers
5O81 Iron work erection, outside
buildings.
5345 Plastering. including lathing
1924 Laying gas mains
1904 Poultry dealers
500 Hide and leather dealers
1882 Amusement park employees
1920 Cemetery employees
94O3 Garbage collection
950l Painting, in shop
Manuals Having Earned from $1,ooo
to $2,0eo
O0O3 Florists and nursery men
1463 Coal briquet manufacturing
1902 Marble and stone cutters
$500 Clothing manufacturing
1858 Dyers and cleaners
1896 Concrete block manufacturing
4601 Drug and medicine manufactur-
ing
51s3 Plumbing and pipe fitting
7O06 Ferry boat operation
1902 Livery and sales stables
1885 Installation and repair elect.
rical apparatus
8262 Junk dealers
1881 Veterinary surgeons and hospi-
tails
1920 Undertaking
Manuals Having Earned from $500
5000
6545 Roofers
COCO Well drilling 49,
$500 Laying steam mains
1884 Ice handling, In connection with
r. r. operation
5000 Department stores
1884 Live stock dealers
9544 Advertising sign mfg. Il
Now. what does this list mean? It
means that the full experience Of
seven years has not brought enough
premiums in any Of these IS classifi-
cations (and remember, there are not
only 100 in all) to pay for the max
imum loss payable under our sched-
uleS xVT Inc IOSS VI = uauVs WINCH T.
s.. 10000. But dig deeper:
The maximum for the loss Of the
third or distal phalange Of the LITTLE
finger is $4,000. Group I hasnt
produced enough in premiums IN
loss. Nearly half Of them havent
produced enough to pay for such z
loss on the basis Of S. a week.
$~~ ~ lac - ~ =
second finger is 5000. There ism.
group that has produced enough
premiums in seven years to take card
The maximum for the loss of
thumb is $1,000. There isn't single
manual under the third group that
has produced enough premiums Ia
the seven years to take care Of that
loss.
The maximum for the loss Of sight
in one eye 10 100000. There ISN'T
. manual under group I thst hat
produced enough premiums in seven
: ] The maximum fcr the los Of !
hand at the Wrist Is IS 10000, and
there is not a single. manual under
-
enough in the seven years 70 take
care of such q loss. i.
Burden 10 Too Heavy u
Whist else does. this. Aesn9 Il
means that excess Of seal ON the
part Of certain propagandists placed
upon the people OF this 9tate, in I
time 81 strong polff3cai stress; = burr
den that the natural experience q
another Is years can not hope "a
cope with. and it IL doubtful Il W
should afive q . point when therl
wdald be sufficient coterage II
SuppSse, for instance, that "
should proceed 70 charge fates ~
the basis q the Actual loss experienced
during the first seven years IN Fhl
following classifications. this woplt
~ the raaallf.