THL BKL: OMAHA, MOMMA. DL( EMBKH 2, JU12.
WHY PAY" MORE THAN
YOU HAVE TO?
ttliv lu n whole Hfe polio on the
participating plan when you can htiv a
TWENTY PAYKEKT UTE FOLICT
with much larger guarantee, at an
proximately the mmit or a lower rat
m the non-parti, ipatfne; plan in
The Prudential Insurance
Company of America
ln-urported a ,un-k Co i.v the
Stale of ?ew Jersey
M. Bruce Carpenter, Mgr.
Tor Kabraska ana Ronth Dakota,
simsa city national Bank suiiaing.
Omhi, Web. Tl. Don-. 137B.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY
The Lquital.le gives absolute security to ll polity-holders And beneficiaries.
Its Five Hundred Millions or Assets guarantee the fulfillment of every
.btlealion urotnntlv and In full. Tli. removal nf all nncari'ilntv In para-
mount to ovarv other consideration
TIIK L-QUlTAilMi LIFTS AKSl,HAXCK
II. I). NKKIA & CO., .MunnRers, 4(M XereUniits Nat'l Hank IHU.
K. D. WBELV. JOB XLKIK. E. '. PIOXABD
MANY MEN
are In hot water aJwut their
injurant tiorauss they rhon
nw r untried concern. A
I'ollrv Iti tn New Kugland
Mutual will gtv ymi Inoreaaed
satisfaction.
G. W. NOBLE,
Oanaral Agmt.
CKAKZ.KS Xr. xopvsk,
SptciaJ Atrent.
C. XXTOXKAIT. ETptcUl AgnU
omoin
3S.643 RranUala Bldr-.
Omaha,
Ataata
19,000,000.
JOINT LIFE
Tho joint ;ife polity laaiied by the aermaiila, I.lfe Inmirance Conipanr
i a winner. Uuband anil wife inaured under th aame pollry. At age !I0
'he additional rate nn one thousand 30 payment life Is only SIS.SO. The
wife should tarry Insurance, liefer applyjnjr for your next policy, Just
mir or OAX.Z, AXDBKSOIT
and ark Mm to aenrt'ou an lllunlrnllon. Office. 4 3tf f)r Hnlldlnc Tele
plionr Douglas 22Kii. Onmhs.. .Veb,
"STATE MUTUAL"
OF WORCESTER, MASS. .
ONE 6F THE 0L1EST-68 YEARS
and Dest Companies on
Earth.
W. H. INDOE
C'encralrttgcnl
or,-z nee imiidiFTg, o.MAH.v
Protect Your Time
Your Earning Power
Our Accident and Health Policies cannot be met in compe
tition, See them before you buy.
Lion Bonding & Surety Co,
Doug. 678. W. 0. W. Building Accident Dept.
y
I : t-tt : 1
Prominent Omaha Insurance Men
( . . . r .
XPiSaaBaaBiEaVBn MaVBaaBBBaVBBaaBaW
rrank J. Xaaktll, Secretary
The familiar faces
of Omaria's leading
insurance men will
be shown in : the
above space; from .
time to time:
PARTWIRfiHIP OH CORPORATION LITE INSURANCE
At Lower Giiaranted Cost Than Any Other Company.
TOWI S.j KELLY uin
XMtXTT MZZ.LIOXH AMBTK
Northwestern Mutual Life
Insurance Company
OF MILWAUKEE
MANN & JUNOD
(reneral A Rents"
.-.18-511 nrandcln nnililliiK.
O JI M I A
The removal of all uneertlntv l liara-
In life Insurance transaction, wincn
BOCIKTY of the UX1TK1) STATUS
THE
Union Central Life Ins, Go,
or
CINCINNATI, OHIO
HARRY O. STEEL
O antral Ajant. ,
1 1-313 KAtna;a BiajT. T7iO SIM
Our Ordinary Ufa j
Afa Si
Tim ytar o.a
Bteond yaw .919A
Ifo Othar ConiPr Can Kateh
Tbtaa BaUa.
INSURANCE
Blnca 1800.
OROAMIBED 1B46.
i i
T
The Mutual Benefit Life f
Insurance Company
of
XEWAXX, MBW JKltSHT
GEO. T. BLANDFORD,
. danarAl Aftat.
r
415-18 OUT Xatlonal Bank Bldr.
ci ty Xatlonal Bank
tar.
' Omaha, lfsbraska.
"N I
LOTe-Xaakell Company.
BoaglLa Ml
iNotes from the Insurance Field
i AROUND INSURANCE FIELD
Questions Under Consideration By
j Life Company President.
I BETTERMENT OP THE SERVICE
Wfl on (.'hrlitmM Klre nlak
Projected It r form a By- l.rU
InllitM Uenernl f anil ler
i.iml .nle.
1'he sIMh annual mesllnr. of lift titeui
:ance presliletita -will he he.li! In New Tor,
1'riiursday and Friday of thla week.
Bel-
" (, .! 'rance , ' .! ??"
In feature ot the dlacuanion by the chlefe
nf compantca repreaentlnc at least 75 pe"
cent of tho lis ttr ttts run tin. nr. !.
:iim. in i .1.1.
i... . ... .
.hi; inaurAiicn anu in vajuliiip
it lo the neeri. ot the. individual I pron..
,led In the rubittt entitled 'Tltllnr tr.
J oiiry to th rollciholder.'' which u on
.the prniram , for uonxtderatlon. Stale
' Insiiutice comnilMlnner', company ext'i-
Uvea and ajrenta will contribute ug(t
j Hop In the boije of flndlnr some slsnd
srdlralloii J Insuranqe reoulremenU
fiorn the, 1en point ' of tb policyholder,
toth A to the kind of llcle apd ths
airounts. ,
"The pieient-dto qutlon rerdlni
money -nvaklii-; and trenlce Is "Whlcli
Hhall be IJe.rrtlr.d as the Product, and
Whlth, the ny.product of Human Activi
ties: said rtobert l.vnn Coi. aen-ral
counl of tlm Association ot Ufe Inia;-
jance ffrealdents, quoted by the .S'ew Torri '
m uvi. - inis uocinne, applied to
life Insurance, leads to the constderatloti
of what klac 'pt Insurance I, beat fitted
for tho needs of the naitlcular nollov.
'holder. .Many of them are under-Insured.
.-nnif are insuied In wl'ol or In part with
j tho wioiik kind ot policies,
! me question arises at to whether llfei
insurance cannot materially Increase Its
service to the public hy leading compa-
nies and their agents to give more
thought to 'flttlne the policy to the
polIcyholdfT.' U Is hoped that tlie dis
.-nation will show that agsnt. should not
M.rl.u i i ..... 1
,,. u . .""'.tnsuied or to be Insured by
i una. riiiu mi uiirr im. ntinrv in mmnn not
that wilt best ault the needs of the policy
holder, considering his income,' financial
ability, character of his burinesii, size of
family, his own age, and alsa ttia ages
or those dependent upon him.
nk. r . ........ . ... I
v nvou .or c.jicri siiiuy along inn Mate,
line. U Infllcaled by the answer you will immediately after Its organisation each
ffct from nluetj-nlne out of every 100 1 Infection b'urnti shall- as rapidly as pes
moil, when you Inquire as to what ; slide proceed to make Its Inspection and
method Uiey followed In selecting the j survey as lequlied.
life Inmiralice they now have, Kven the I .
inbsl systematic builness men. exact In' ' tlooaliiiu- for Hr form.
, everytblns: elie. often acquire their In-!
urahc on a hddge-podce plan.'; '
I In L'onnectloii with the asjoclatJon'a
j cainfalgu to prolong the lives of pollcy
I holders, satillary authorities will make
j recommendations to the convention. Dr.
Allan J. McLaughlin of Washington, D.
t C, the fodcrul government's expert on
typhoid fever prevention, will speak on
. "The Hffcct of Safe .Water Supplies on
th'.. Typhold Fever JUte." The convn
j lloplll have the' .benefit of Dr. Mc
j Lauillllu's recerU .exhaustive Investiga
tion on sewug pollution ot .Interstate and
IntfriTatlonal watars, with special refer
ence to the spread of-typhoid fever. He
began tills Investigation In December.
1 1D10, and It n'.lll engaged upon some
pliiwa.of It. lie has completed u sanitary
t survey of the entire Great rakes' urban
i population on tho American- side, from
DulutU, Minn., to Ogdenaburg. .'. Y. He
j has a!o comple led sanitary survey cf
i the lower Jlisfo.uil river from Sioux City,
; Is., to Its moiith.
Oil III. htm A Finn lt.ty.MU. (
.tin" that ought to be widely circulated.
and read In homes and s or.es as a Cj.rlsl-
mas time safeguard. Here are some of
the fire warnings:''
I defect may do ft.
WHtci) Rfts jets: decorations may
, carried sgajnit them by air currents.
"Watch smokers! Do nnf nefmlt ihm
to llilit clears Inside bulldlnas. ' I
Dd nVmV-"tntf-!lihitHch.n
electric wlrlns without consul.lnr eleH.,1. I
cal lhan'ectoi''- " '
)l The '.Aboard appeal further re- ,
tnforced'an the practical side by the tol
I .... , Uilc ctciiuiK mi uinuer 10 ms rair young aamages win nave a tendency to defeat !
I Decoration. lere. Ttlak ..d Im- wife! ( Q t. obJecs or RUch a
M'h. ri,,,i',"i,,rn ?,n,!r"uf-' , ; "-'M.v. darling, 1 have .just, Insured my 1, e the prevention df accidents, fnder
tlon has Issued "A Holiday .Fire Bulla- , "'Oi. -av w ..;...,e, ..... " !mp ..lc.d' . " ls .5. tmit t N
"Hollday files. In these while filled with , whlie'band.'.'ls there 'anything else 1 can U. K.. , TT , ,e-n,wnr
people ale usually holocausts?. , .. I do for' yo. 'A l canlbtiard arbitrary discrimination In rates
; "Llgllt. iulinimaWe decorations make i , - '.Vothlng ' un 1 earth ' she answered -' to Mtnt 'crtabllshtnents either through
.fires easi ,to start and easy to spread, j aisjl then, with "a Silvery little 'laugh. .Iielf .."T. 0' "T" 1CkJ.'f fu"lolfnt
A match, a cas flaVue or an electrical '.M..t. .vm.i.,. i ...t. ..u. i Investigation- and expert discrimination
. V 'rT(0?1 atlemotl.ic av h. tv ,- lit mItUd J 'oru, specifying style. 'size of
' Kcrore -atieinpinig any nasty or ,111- . tipc- ur.d conditions vvhlci the comDaniesI
'adAWedideeoratlon wluth may cause fi..!n,u.t use 4fjer January l compan es
lowing. tyt of adfice and warning
examine your Insurance contracts and!
ste it the' policies contain anything like
......
' -Thla entire nolle . .i,..,t.
- Jills enure polio, unless otherwise
provided" by agreement Indorse hereon
or added hereto, shall be void. etc.. It
the-hasa'rdlbe -Increased by' any means
within the tontrol or knowledge of the
. . .
if. you.burp., you want your Indemnity.
do
nothing thajeftjre to Impair your con
ici." ''"
trad
Here. I n .element In fire Insurance
policies that'ougbj to b emphasised .by
'the companies when occasion offers:
Mott people assume when they have
taken" out an Insurance .policy that they
I are covered by It to the. extent ot the j
- ii;e ui-ino puuc , mnu( eaiiauiK .inai
the tia.-t Inaured has arraed not to In-
orease the haaard upon his property.
The ' Holiday Fire Bulletin" very prop-
erly panes from mercantile, establish
ments to a pe devoted to warnings
I for .the home. Heginnlng with the state
j menl that "every year In America many
1 children are . burned to death by fire
I from Christmas candles," there follow
these very vital don'ts:
"Do not decorate -your Cbriatmat tree '
t lib paper, cotton. or any other Inriani-
. ... .. .
ii.Ao.r n.airriai. i. v n.ia.iic unvei an.i j
A-J. ZiOTX, PrtsUa. rAJTX J. BARBELL, Beetstary
x Love-Haskell Company
314-324 Omaha. National Bank Bldg.
EVERY KNOWN KIND OF INSURANCE
5ATROrsJIZE HOME INSTITUTIONS
Tti3 State Insurance Company of Nebraska
A. J. LOVI, PTetJaeat.
Xiie German
crrS
j children in
inflammable decorations oiil:,
the tree securely so that th
in reaching for things cannot
wf ovr- , (M. I Steel Trust. Through Its. Attorney.
'Do not unr-cotton lo repreaenl snow, n i e it j
it.jou mwtt have mow ue asbestos, Declares System unsound.
flljT. I
-no not permit children to light T j OPPOSES STATE INSURANCE
relltcht the i-ndl ivhlle parents are nol I
present. They frequently ret tire f!pr, Hn.phnl.all.r II.. i -,.n...ri..
ineir noming iimesa, i nc irer i
vi ill burn when needles have become dry. J
"Do not leave matches within reh of)
children at holiday time. Candles r (
meant lo be lighted and If tho children
can ret matches they will experiment
with them. They Imitate their elder.
"A houe of merrlmnt is better than a.
houze of mourning."
FlItH HIMK IN VISCO.5li.
Prorlalona
f Rill o Hr Itrcnnt-
mrilMert lo inr i.eariainiurr.
The fire ln.uin.ee Invention commit.
jlee appointed nt the last ses'lon of tlie
jU'sislalme has formulated lis conclUs!6r..i
land report 'apt! has drifted a. tentative
I bill
II cover nc rates and methods In fir
i ,,,. .m..i. .iu ...
hi ranee and inspection, which will i
In
; lecoin'mentled' tc the l-gislature. The bill
Ipiuvldes:
I That'lniuratice loinpanles that uliai'siv
I fixed rates establish voluntary Inspection
huifjlis to tt tales n scheilules HPd
check' rates' twrltten In policies.'
Rates to be reviewable before the com-
mtfiloncr of Insurance
on questions ot
uicvi in, ill vivjii vitiitii mi nmiri
10 state.
, iiaic oi enure aiaie to De reviewacu
,fn. .,,.nii on .,!
before special oomtnltsslon on question
wnttner aiscnininatory or excessive as ,t
whole.
For leports to and examination by the
commissioner ot !nuranc.
K.tceptinr nlieii there, has been
change ot hazard, the rates now charged
shall be the maximum until different
raits shall have been fixed-through it.'
Inspection bureau.
Subject to such maximum, and except-
inp changes in hazard, the present figures
shall be the ratts charged until the lnr
spectlou bureau of which such Insurer Is
a. member shall fix the rate for the i-Isl:
covered by such policy.
T r .. ....... . .a.j .
!""" ,h;" v V' 1 , '
nuieau shall fix a rate upon every rls!.-
any number
of suoh buieau, plovlded, that the their..!
of such I'ato need not bo ptecedod by an
Inspection or making or filing of a stir,
vey. except that any survey In the po
scsslon of. oi' under the contra! of such
ilnanrer op lnirAi!ii ahull u.i ......
-" v ...t..
educational biireau of the Detroit
conference lias ls?ued the following no
tice; "The greatest evil of the business
today Is twlstlny. and therefore the
bureau will undertake to support all In
surance departments In , their effort to
have Introduced and enacted Into law tho
anti-dlscrlmlnatlon, twisting, tebate, em
bozxlement bill preienled at Spokane and
adopted and approve by the Insuranco
Commissioners' association. That bill
alone, If enacted Into law, will dispose of
more than JO per cent of all the troubles
and difficulties exiting today owing to
the lack of hucIi a law. The educational
bureau also approves of th standard pro
visions bill and wlll'aupport the action of
all departments' where such bill Is Intro,
dured. Tho edueatldnal bureau has further
voiced. Its approval of workmen's com
pensation and win" vsupport reasonable
enmrvnu Hnn hllla tt 1,1, -.,-.. n(..n.4n.j
'
Wliat lumirinive Mrii llellRltt In.
J Mayer Stawarl. at on Insurance men's
j banquet In Sagtrfaw, Mich., told an insur-'
nce story.
,'a septuagenarian.'!! he, began, "said
gl,ed: and. .rising and. pa.bfg riind the"
t?ble, s).e klwed her husband' lightly on
hi bald head '
his 'bald bead
DarllngV1 he
)( luaurnmrc Noiea.
' t.aorc X. CAintfiii. fnr.ftt v.,,. Mn.
"Sent X)f the Equitable Life of Iowa
"DaVlllnt'Mie -said, 'tafclnc hm- slim l" :' . " "' "v.
- t ivvuiiih' hi (ilia n uiiu. iiuiniUK . . . , .
under heaven.' - - nmy oeexpeciea.
the e0n'M n-e objecting to.
i , V. 1 ' ' r' XlK"? X;"J" " '
m k V. .' ' """:ul.
hAW
:unce conpaule aie not using the proper j
I'nim .ni riion-n iiiow. n mm aui- j
A. A. Claik.'lowa agent of the
oenty-rneiux, wno has bee), seriously 111 '
for sonic time from pernicious anaemia. I
November. t his home in Del
iiolne. Mr. Clark vvna, 73 years old and I
, had been with the Fldellty-Phenlx fori""" ,,..' '., " u J prr'
thlrty-One years. Prior 'to his fatal ij. cent. Thirteen of those companies were
1 i1,"" he l od health all that able to furnish figure ahowlng premiums
' ,,.,; H ml . ! tcfvefd an!l 0,1 ?,?"e,"!?B ai" I,000!
i, T-ne miuais uiuou at Butte, one of the tent for ten years, with a loss rati., of
i.iii,iicv vioiuuuiir 111 me wesi,
I which has been paying sick and aceN
dent benefits, received from the Guar- j S've thelr lo, ,atl on 8,1 business writ
uiar -Casualty and Surety company of ten by them In Kentucky for .the five.
Utah an orrer to insure the members col-
lefctryely through. thetinton against accl-)
riitltt lilA Ulrkt,ft Till, nf.,, liMta Wn
refused. Last, year tho union oald ou, '
for such beneflts'tU.U?, which wsji ti&OOq '
nioie than was realised by the specific
amount incu'aea in tne dues for suoh
benefits.
luiarancr Peraonatla.
Jav-I'uiter retumed llor.day from a
buatneis trip to CHIcago.
C. It. Tattle, secretary of the .Con
tlnental Fire Insurance company of New
York, stopped off- lu.Omalia oil Ids way
east after atour of the western territory.
.TV. B.1 Oowaj-d, state aJdttor-elect, lett
laat week to attend the executive meet
ing of . the national Insurance commis
sioners' to ! lieM-tn Xew Tork City. D-
I cember C. He will be met at Dea Moines
by CominlMtoirv. ItUitiley -jf Iowa and
at Chicago i.v i..i:.n-..,lonvi lVnter of
.miioi wno win .uwiiipa.ny nun la ew
York.
I
Capital, SBOO.OOO
F"Ire Insurance Co.
A. 3. tVTB, SaJiaral Maaaor.
: I WILL NOT ADOPT OHIO LAW
IIihiv F:niploea In Ohio Are In
He- Pnl I nrler the r.iin
penantinn fVsli.rf.
In vlrw of the attention now belus sild
lo a workmen's compensation law In Ne
braska, tlfc following Item from the New
York Journal of CommerJc Is of Interest:
Jtaynal C. llolllnir. solicitor general for
the United Ptatos fteel corporation, last
night declared to a representative of the
Journal of Commerce- and Commercial
bulletin that tho statements published In
the Ohio newspapers to the effect that the
steel corporation us onreed to hrins Its
Uw.lfO employes in that state under th
supervisions ot the. Ohio workmen com
pcnratlon law vas entirety erinnrou;.
.'ir. i.oiiinc xaiu mat the steel corpora-
JL0"-," J.'." p of lh.p P'"-11 of.
,,n oll, .puhlhrlynnpntincerl Its op-1
i posit on to the provisions embodlwl therein
and th's opinion has not changed nince tin
1BT7 necamn oteratlve.
. Deueve in ine pniP'UHe "l worn
men's compensation generally." Mr. Ho.
llrtR aid,' "ar!i In four state, namely,!
' Illinois. Wisconsin. Mlchlcan and New
Jersey, we have readJI adopted the stale
law naur,1 rtn Ih. tthljtnl t,H .vm t
only latel come In nVider the Masaachl,-,
'l'. J.1? WJV",VJL
I the public. AVe were wllllnc. however, to
i our cmpioyea in mo niaic ot vnio
under tlif provisions of the Ohio la w pro-
viuins: that the state nutnoiit es make a
special proposition by which we might io
so. t'p to the present tlmo no such offer
has been made, and we are thoroughly
satisfied with our own compensation ajid
Insurance system In Ohio."
a I air. lolling emphatically denied the cir-
cuiatcu statements in uino to tnc etiect
that the steel corporation was only too
willing to abandon Its own system of ad
justing damao cases arising out of In
juiles to employes because of the enor
mous cort of litigation resulting frpm the
failure of the employes to accept the
company's plan. He declared, tliat this
was absolutely untrue and that IJie total
cost of litigation in the state of C1o wim
less than one-holf of 1 per cent of tin-
total claims paid under the corporation t
method of adjustment. i
In conclusion Mr. Itolllng declared thai ,
he was nl a los to fix the origin of the
stories circulated, because It was a fact ',
of general knowledge that the steel cor-(
poratlon officials were opposed to thoi
Ohio law on the ground that It was lnade-1
quatc and suffered by comparison with
the laws adopted by the states of Illinois,
Wisconsin, Ml cm fran ana .cw Jersey.
Object on Severn I Urntinriw,
From other sources It Is learned that
the steel corporation objects to the Ohio
law on several grounds. In the firyt
place the law falls to protect employers,
sfnee It leaves th'ra liable for unlimited
damages as the result ot a suit brought
by an Injured employe for any Injury
Cue or which a Jury may wrongly be
lieve to be due to the failure of the
employer or any of his officers or agents
to comply with any statute or ordinance
for the protection of life or safety of
employes. In other words. It the employe
alleges the Injury resulted through failure
to provide a safeguard required, by law.
the employe can elect whether he will
accept the compensation benefits provided
by the new law or bring suit in tha
court for a much greater amount. '
Although It Is, .a A so-called "state In
surance" scheme,- thestute of Ohio asr,
sumes no liability toa,pay the compensa-
tlon and docs not insure Its payment. Ti '
employer : subject to io personal
liability to pay the compensation. There- 1
fore, the fund alone Is liable. .Should It 1
develop that the Insurance rates named
bA the Ohio boaid are too low and em
ployers drop out and discontinue their
payments to the state fund, It would
b mooted question where the money
I would' come' from to pay the accrued
liabilities and the-continuing pensions.
, The fact that Ohio leaves violations of
factory laws aa-a bails of liability
-J,';
I , nonl.azardous II of bus nes oarlnr
in nonnazaiaous iiiies of business paying
An.itlier tvrntnoUy lli-arluu.
A. G. Dugau, .chairman of the Kentucky
committee, and Thomas Batts. attornev
rece)u increase lU'rate. appearel be-
fore the Kentucky state rating board In
- -Idence
ou""lS"l,al",s wlo'r i"oi asami me
increase hi rates. r.igntyseven com-
panles w now Joined In the, petition and
-.v . , , ..
bject Ion. or ty-elglu of these furnisled ,
'Mnt pr, ,ni rewvea ;
""u m uwrmugs ,
and contents, exclusive ot farm property,!
for. five years ending December 31. 19U.
.. ' .... . '
ahonl M ner cnt KMv.tirn .nmnjiil
, . 1,p," "!; . ,'-omPal"
vears ending. December 31, ,lll, in 61 per,
Zu -'.' ' ' i
The tabulation of the experience of all
the companies doing - business In K"en-
for
tne companies aoing Dusiness in Kn- ;.rfi- iSK; i vfi..
tutky for thirty-two year nhowa a lossi '
ratio of5 per cenr, while last year It wa.. I
4S.6 per cent,
The'exrieuse ratio on farms and dwell
lugs, the' classes ot property Involved ln!
the redyicttoti, ! hla'w than 4.1 per cent. .
since tnai iigure apvUfi to ine general
buslnei.t of tile companies, on which the
commission .expense ,ls less than So per
cent.- while, VO per-.oent is paid on" farm
property anddwelllngs.
. Horrible . Death
may remit from diseased Urns. I'uio
courIis ,a,nd . weak, sore lungs with Dr.
Kind's New Discovery. 5k- and 1.V. For
sale, by Beaton Drug Co.T-Advertlsemcil.
(
WH. X." AJCKAKSOW, Secretary.
of Nebraska
First Fidelity and Caatialty Co.
of Nebranka.
First In premltim lnuoiu0.
First In the esteem of the In
suring public.
li'ocord lor last yoar:
.1. Nntioiml Fidelity and
Casualty Up. $127,S4:wa
'2. Competitor. n0,549.58
Competitor. 50,t59;07
4. Competitor. 120,49U.4.'
Wo bond more people than
any other company In Nebraska.-
Our accident policies
arc the Insuring kind.
National FJdcllty & Casually Co.
Ifafl Tidaltty ft Caaualty BlAc
Omaha, ZTab.
Edwin T. Swobe, Pres. and Qan'l Hj-r.'
Jay D. Foster
Foster-Barker Company
Fire,
Liability,
Automobile,
Burglary,
Brandeis Bldg.
"WALTER A. TOWSOK
B. L. BALDWIN & CO.
Established 1391.
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C09-10 Tirat National
Wheeler &
RELIABLE INSURANCE
Or ALL KINDS
1511 Dodge Straet.
MARTIN BROS. & CO.
GENERAL INSURANCE .
BARKER BLK. TEL. DOUG. 735
Nat IVfeiiSter
Succaascr to Hastings Ik Hayden Insurance Agency, will move to 1313-14 Oltr,
National Bank Building, and. will continue to conduct a
GENERAL INSURANCE BUSINESS
PHONE
Just One Point
Low mortality, coat or a low death rate In every thousand
policy holders, is, the true test of a life insurance company's scrup
ulous care In the selection of risks. It strengthens every policy
issued.
Official statistics kIvIiib comparative mortality of a dozen
of the big companies show The Bankers Reserve 'Life Company
of Omaha to have sustained the lowest mortality cost per $1,000
of insuranco In force In 1911, which was $3,90. The highest ot
the Companies in the group was f 15.40.
This is only one of many points in which this strong western
company excels.
The Bankers Reserve Life Company
OF OMAHA
B. K. Boblson, Pres.
Bay O. Wagner, Ssc'y.
Qreigh-Baldrige & Co.
It Is MONET in your pocket lo $
place Insurance with the ajen.y ',
that looks ater ' Tonr Intcres's i
when you meet with a loss V
We do this and have for twe'i. K '
Is year. Our policies' are best -.
lei us convince you. , telephone i
call will bring, a rrprescntativr
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aldrtre John W. Msdflan
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Insurance, In
j Webster,
f 'Phone, Bouglaa 70. -i-
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The
Horn Offices Entire Third Ploor Merchants Rational Bank Building
Phone Donglaa -451.
V. O. Tr.lmaga, Manager.
J. H. Mithen Co.
INC.
921-4 CITY NAT'L
- BANK BLDG.
Surety, Bonds
Employers Liability
Automobile Liability
Burglary
Plate Glass
INSURANCE
Joseph Barker
(a
Tornado,
Accident, i
Plate Glass,
Bonds, Etc.
Phone Doug. 29
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Telephone Doug. 371.
Welpton Co.
Phona Douglas 1S6.
D. 1703.
B. L. Roblson, Tlce-Pres.
W. O. Preston, Treas.
INSURANCE
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ALFRED C. KENNEDY
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Howard Co. I
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POB. OMAHA
Fire Underwriters
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M. r. Lease, Assistant Manager.
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