The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1931, Page 2

4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1981 WORKMEN'S BODY | CHANGES SYSTEM | | CONGRESSMAN DIES restored the Republican majority in ] SS , wi bsequ 0 R WwW Y illi Calgary eat Pool the Sper conn Total payment basis is Atlanta, July 14.—(?)—Stricken|the next house of representatives to OUT OU A By Williams |! Plans First Payment the price being subject to revision | while in s conference with two of his| two. —— later depending on the general mar- Ketel ; RSgtraL, Dense Of| Total sales of 19 produce curb mar- | y _ Ue able ma totaled $413,039 in torte ena peat on aes ri ifs On first deliveries of last year's eae first Georgia eae ool kets in Alabal ‘payment of 30 cents a bushel on the|crop the initial payment was 60 cents Monday 4 . i basis of No. 1 northern at Vancouver,|a bushel. The coarse grains pool will |= — on deliveries from the 1931 pool, and] not be operated this year. IVE HEEROD THT CITY FOLKS ARE SO BUSY THEY DONT TAVWE TIME T' SIT DowN —T' MEALS , Bur MY GAWSH , THEY DONT EVEN i TAKE TiME T SIT DOWN ON HES TEACHING THEM TO PosT. “OL KNOW , THAT BOUNCING UP ANDO Cown WHouT ? DO THEY HEV TOH TEACH ‘EM T" DO WHOT Ive SPENT Fifty YEARS ATRYIN’ T WEEP FROM OF RATE MAKING New System Is More Reliable and Stabilized, Says Com. pensation Chairman | | { Complete revision of its rate-mak- | ing procedure has been effected by| iy * the North Dakota Workmen's Com-; = Pensation Bureau, according to R. E. WV \ Castoria What a Glorious ‘ bs Wenzel, chairman. | ‘Under the new system, according | to Wenzel, a more reliable more! stabilized and more satisfactory rate structure for the future is in pros-| Pect. Another benefit is that it will) not raise the rates for compensation insurance to be charged this year, Wenzel said. The cost of claims is divided by the| new system into normal cost and ex-| cess cost, the first $700 of every claim | being charged to normal cost, the bal-} ance, if any, to excess cost. Pure premiums (the ratio of losses! to payrolls) are featured for each | classifications and for the fund ‘all of | the classifications combined) on the | basis of normal and excess costs. | A modified pure premium for rate: | making is found by totaling the fol-! lowing: 95 per cent of the normal| manual (classification) pure prem- ium, five per cent of the normal fund} pure premium. 40 per cent of the! manual (classification) excess pure; premium, and 60 per cent of the fund excess pure premium. Payrolls and/ awards for the last five years are used! as the base. Reduce Minimum Charges { Minimum premium charges also| have been changed under the new| plan. Private compensation insur-j; ance carriers charge a minimum! premium equal to 15 times the man-| . ual rate plus $5. With the exceptionSeek Driver of Car of the office and school manuais, the! state bureau will require a minimum premium of five times the manual rate plus $3, hereafter. “In discussing the effect of the de-|Efforts are being made by Griggs) Busy BonDIES WY SS (R TRWILLIAMS, 2193) wy nea st Involved in Wreck|" Secon 0 ' Cooperstown, N, D., July 14.—(P)— pression upon workmen's compensa- | county authorities to locate the dri-/| tion in this and other states about ajver of an automobile said to have month ago.” Wenzel said, “reference crowded another car containing four was made to certain facts, including; women into the ditch east of here; the allowance of an increase of 6.1/Sunday night, injuring all four. per cent in the general levei of rates Miss Rita Murphy, who suffered. in one of the private insurance states. | three fractured ribs and bruises and/| [agent of the Fort Berthold reserva-| bullt, wells are to be dug or sunk and Indian houses and barns are to be) reservation. 1 |much activity is in sight -on the) When You | ajify. made especially for CHILDREN Cunpren usually hate to take medicine but every child loves the taste of Castoria. And mothers like its action—so gentle, yet so prompt and effective. Castoria is a never-failing comfort to children and mothers alike be- cause it was formulated expressly for children—to correct their little ills and upsets. The beauty of it is you can give Castoria to children of al! ages with equally sure results. When baby's cry warns of colic, a few drops of Castoria has him soothed; and free from pain, he is asleep again in usually all that is needed to cleanse and regulate the bowels. Your doctor will tell you Castoria deserves a place in the family medicine cabinet until your children are grown. He knows it is safe for the tiniest baby; effective for a child in his teens. Look for the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, printed on the wrapper. In an older child when coated tongue or bad breath tell of con- stipation, a more liberal dose is cher Your Moms Boy! Thanks to Double Enzymes As Ralph Redmond’s mother puts it: “Youngsters can’t grow on air, nor merely on heavy meals. It’s what if digese that counts.” Read why your child should be getting the double enzymes of Thompson's “Double Malted” every day. Perfect digestion is vital to children; they must eat and digest more than mn folks in otder to grow. Thompson's “Double Malted” (with double enzymes) digests five times its own weight of other foods. This helps young, growing bodies to get full benefit from the food they eat. Then they eat mote—hence gain in height, weight, energy. Thompson's practically doubles the food value of milk and is rich in the food elements that develop strong bones and teeth, firm flesh and sturdy muscles. Resolve that your child shall have the ad- of a vigorous body. Order “Double Malted from druggist or grocer now. A CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK Mixed in a Minute at Home FREE Thompson's fae mous Life Line Chart 6 feet high. Keep track of your children’s heig! and weight. Keep them above average! Chart shows you how and helps you. Just mail a postal now to Thompson's Malted Milk Company, ‘Waukesha, Wisconsin, i Don’t Rasp Your Throat With Harsh Irritants “Reach for a LUCKY instead” Touch your Adam's Apple with your finger. You are actually touching your larynx = this is your voice box —it con- tains your vocal chords. When you Our consulting actuary, in his report. Mrs. D. C. Parker, who suffered a! gave it as his opinion that it would'siight skull fracture and bruises, are} be necesary, on the same grounds ad- the most seriously injured. Both are vanced elsewhere, to increase ‘the /of Bismarck. Miss Helen Westphai Present broad average level of rates of Mayville suffered a fractured ‘for North Dakota) 15 per cent.” He shoulder blade and Miss Marie Hu-! ] Aci followed this statement. however, | be ie b Fon with another: ‘If your bureau de- |" °F Bismarck, severe bruises, | sour, | D cides to maintain the present broad sy ye. | level for the coming year, from the Plan Building Program! Gas, NAUSEL, viewpoint of broad policy, I would On Indian Reservation: not challenge such an act on your part.’” as A responsibility is placed upon em- _Elbowoods, N. D., July 14.—A bulld- | ployers and employes to cooperate ing program that will run for many to cut down accidents and awards Months and furnish labor for many since the bureau is not raising the| Working men is being launched on the general level of rates, Wenzel said. | Port Berthold Indian reservation this He pointed out that premiums paid| Week. Participation in the construc-, this year will be greatly reduced be- tion program is being invited cause of the general cut in salaries through competitive bids. | and wages, upon which the rates are, Members of the economic -urvey 1, ites 4 based. | staff sent by the office of Indian af- feared he gue comuloet Le Be Illustrates New Plan fairs, department of the interior. how it neutralizes nicotine; brings To illustrate the new rate-making Washington, D. C., arrived at the Fort back a sweet taste; guards the Every man, woman and child will occasionally over-indulge. But don’t suffer for your indiscretions. It’s folly to do so when you can so easily sweeten and settle a sour, upset stomach with a little Phillips’ Milk of Magnesia. Hearty eaters have iene since ji same, pleasant-tasting and milky- white Philips’ Milk Or Magnesia, You'll be through with crude methods once you learn the perfect way. Nothing else has the same quick, gentle effect. Doctors pre- seribe it for sour stomach, indiges- * tion, heartburn, gas, nausea, head- ache. It has been standard with them for over 50 years. Insist on genuine Phillips’ Milk procedure, Wenzel gave the following | Berthold agency June 30. The sur- vey was begun July 1. Suppose a classification, on its own Staff consists of Superintendent L.| merits, had developed a pure prem- | W. Page of the Fort Berthold agency,' ium of $1.80 per $100 of payroll.) Superintendent J. A. Buntin, of the) illustration: The survey, Separating this under the pian of|Kilowa agency, Mrs. Henrietta K. normal and excess cost. the normal; Burton, supervisor home extension,! pure premium is found to be $.80| Washington, D. C. and Christian and the excess is $1. It also is found that the normal pure premium for the fund as a whole is $.60 and the excess pure premium for the fund ts/ $.50, making a net pure premium fori the fund as a whole of $1.10 per $100 of payroll. Under the old plan the classifica- tion would be subject to $1.60 per $100/ of payroll, plus the percentage neces- | sary to provide reserves and admin-j istration expenses. Under the new, modified rating system, the result would be as fol- ows: 95 per cent of $.80 pure premium) is.......... 5 per cent of $.60 (fund nor- mal premium) ts .. dake 40 per cent of $1 (excess manual) ts Aagaceeaaren<e - ae 60 per cent of $.50 (fund ex- 30 ! k= - $1.49 The rate-making premium for the classification, which it alone develop- ed, therefore is $1.49 instead of $1.80. Assuming the expense and reserve loading to be 16 per cent, the total Nash, newly appointed extension, HEADACHE? Why suffer when relief is prompt and harmless: & Millions of people have learned to | depend on Bayer Aspirin to relieve a sudden headache. They know it eases | the pain so quic! id that it is so harmless. Genuine Bayer Aspirin never harms the heart. Look for the Bayer | cross stamped on every tablet. BAYER ASPIRI breath. Women know what it does for nausea—or sick headache. And when children have over-eaten— are bilious, constipated or otherwise upset—give them a little of the of Magnesia; a less perfect product may not act the same. The genuine is always a liquid—never in tablet form—and the name Phillips is always on bottle and wrapper. THE BLACK FLAG COMPANY Black Flag Liquid costs less. Saves you enough to buy something else you want—often enough for three pacxs of gum, for instance. Black Flag is the deadliest insect- killer made. Cleans out flies, mosquitoes and all insect pests pleasantly and quickly. Harmless to humans and pets. A pleasant-smelling vapor. Money back if not satisfied. Save with Black Flag! BLACK FLAG>-5 Li Q U I KILLS FLIES AND MOSQUITOES-DEAD/ O©r0n, 0.7.60. consideryour Adam’sApple, youarecon- sidering your throat— your vocal chords. “It is part of my business to notice the types of tobacco bought various concerns. In all instances, The Ameri- can Tobacco Company’s buyers select that rich, mellow type of tobacco that the farmer justly calls ‘The Cream of the Crop’ for their brand of LUCKY STRIKE.” These are the very words of an expe- tlenced tobacco buyer on the Southern market. LUCKY STRIKE not only promises but gives you the very finest of each sea- son’s tobacco crop. We pay the highest. prices, to be sure of getting the Cream of the Crop. And then fo be sure that you get the greatest enjoyment, we “TOAST” these fine tobaccos— thereby expelling certain harsh irritants present in all raw tobaccos. These expelled irritants we sell to manufacturers of chemical compounds. LUCKIES are al- ways kind to your throat. Be careful in your choice of cigarettes. rate would be $1.73 against a rate of $2.09 under the individual classifica- tion rating system. Lists 139 Classifications The manual lists 139 classifications. 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