Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1925, Page 3

SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1925 MOTOR CLUB'S CAMPAIGN 19 TU Be CONTINUED Good Results Shown in First Week; Public Is Responsive. Membership drive of the Casper ‘or Club will continue in full ce until a figure somewhere near of 2,000 Is reached. Good sults have been shown to date in olling membres, the ammpaign wing up at the end of the week as sult of other demands upon the e of busingssmen who yolunteer- services In rounding up re. their ZA ral endorsement has marked tement of the aims and pur- of the club under the reorgan- n plan. Several movements ehiy {mportant to Casper are in of material support and the r club program means the suc of these plans. The experience of Major Ormsby, o has just returned from Callfor- demonstrates the benefits of nembership in the motor club. Mr. Ormsby was motoring through Im- nerlal Valley and was on the desert 40 miles from El! Centro, Arizona, when the bearings In his car burned nut. It was necessary to have a tow car come from El Centro and tow him In, an 80 mile trip for the ow car. It was fixed up and he illy expected to pay the charges for towing in*addition to repairs, ut when asked if he belonged to an omobile club, he showed his card n the Casper Motor Club and was presented then with a bill only for $13.50, the cost of the repairs. This is an {illustration where member- ship in Casper Motor Club pays div- | idends. Safe Fat Reduction vhy be fat? The answer of most tat people is that constant dieting is hard, continual exercise is tiresome and exhaustive—and then, too, it might be harmful to force the weight down. That was the old-fashioned idea. Today in Marmola Prescrip- tion Tablets all these difficulties are overcome, Just a pleasant little tablet after each meal and at bed- time causes fat to vanish. This modern method {s easy, entafls no dieting or exercising and has the added advantage of cheapness. Get a box of these tablets and start taking them now. Within a short time you will be getting rid of fat steadily and easily without starvation diet or tiresome exercise. You will be comfortable and able to enjoy the food you like and want. Hven after taking off many pounds, there will be no flabbiness or wrinkles remaining. You will feel 00 per cent better. All drug stores 6 world over sell Marmola Pre- ription Tablets at one dollar for a ‘ox, or the Marmola Company, General Motors“ Bullding, Detroit, Mich., will gladly send them to you n peceipt of the price.—Ady. Electric Supply and Construction Anything Electrical Estima! Cheerfully Given 257 S. Center Phone 488W OFFICERS ARE NAMED LAST WEEK BY YELLOWSTONE NATI Che asper Sunday Cribune ee PAGE THREE. PANG oGROOL ONAL LIFE 1 R. F. Marquis Is Made | Company President For the Year. meeting | Ata the Yellowstone dire s of National In held April 6, R. FE. Marquis, formerly of Minneapolis, | Minn., was Life surance .company, nimously — elected | President of i ensuing year. elected vice manager and H, L. E tary. The organization of the company has pre sed to the vint rton felt the necessity the ssistance of the b talent’ and experie in | the affairs of the company have now ned mature stage. Being personal quainted with a 1 ity of t surance officials of the United Mr. Barton began a syste of aman wh reputation for suc ment would bring to his many st to obtain the service vad experience and ul ras holders for th manage manent success of the Yellowstone } National. His attentlon was called | to the long insurance record of Mr. Marquis, then president of the Northern States Life of Minneapolis whose management and direction had accreted- a company of seven and | one-quarter millions of business with admitted assetn of a half-million dol- lare. Aside’ from his commendable rec. ord Mr. Barton made an extensiy investigation as to the kind and} character of man he was securing. Results of this investigation, which appear elsewhere in this issue, uni- formily indicated Mr. Marquis’ high yereonal character and his excep- tional professional ability. He was educated for the legal profession and became connected with some import- ant, insurance litigation. After t: ing an actuarial course he spent year with a rate book in the field increasing the company's production by $526,000 of personal paid-for busi- ness. The following nine years were spent in the home office of the same company where his value as an ex- ecutive was profitably demonstrated in every department of the com- pany. His services were sought by many of the leading companies of the country. In 1909 he became as- sistant general manager of the West- ern Union Life of Spokane, Wash., and the rapid progress of this com- pany dates from the time of his coming. Four years were then spent in general consultation work in which capacity he served the insurance departments of several states. In 1918 he became acuary of the North- ern States Life Insurance company of Minnesota, and was elected, suc- cessivel, ecretary and later pree! dent of the company, At all times, however, Mr. Marquis found time to give personal direction to the company’s legal and actuarial work and to spend time in the field. He has ;the rare distinction of having served es president of two compan- jes at the same time. The Minnesota company tardily accepted his resiga- ter postponing action from OPENED HERE EJ. MeBi 5 iy he for beginne Dunning | department | the mus tau ht stem in the to Mr. Me No doubt many Casper p familiar with Dunning thr ed by Man 1 Littlefield of Kar | sas City, whom, Mr. MeBride say hag the distinction of being the fir | fo broadcast mus sons. According to McBride, the Dunning 0) and hand training Rhythm, the t for music 1 Same time creates in the love of study so that practice be comes a pleasure instead of drud gery,” Mr. McBride declared. ‘The first steps are taught by games, nd songs, Ear training, sight | peted. In order to arouse interest in the contest, the Pioneer club offered prizes for the two best stories | | submitted ep |Girl See yut of Casper Townsend is | by Girl Scouts who are } 772 Rye f | | pupils tn the grade schools. These ‘ => ON ubmitted ries wil be judged to- ; 3 morrow at 2 o'clock by W. 8. Kim- 3 : rolins "l ball, Mrs. Minnie Blackmore : and j a *| Mrs, Clara Sct decide the | win ered here. | member of : - , Miss Myrtle ; , . ion: Pet | Swanson a and Lillian t 1 1 h will be published | ; is a member of Troop 10, iss I Koth, 14 Ar n Girl magazine. A| ¢ ed by Miss Mabel Sheldon. » ON I it re ft the Scouts | — ee ns r ' 4 er , tici ps in the r by Girl Accdrding to Mrs. Reynolds, it nducted The Ar n ( ne ithe ldécay. Gri Magazine in Y would win both first and 5 title more fitting to Tie test rules “provided t prize in a natlonal contest! any n this tille to t to t \ tw Girl Scouts from all the, com = QOLLEGTION AGENGY Ss I UAINGHED HERE = Cleaning and Pressing Suits $1.00 w of mouth or in diarle d letters. Mrs. local Girl Scout « Chrystine Dodson Reynold tor, annour }to the that appreciation | riod le reportir ast Aa Jeune in music. 3 crisis otha 4 abe n method || OVercoats $1.00 child's life, After the foundatior oe Se it reporting, has been In-| Dresses - $1.00 | proper, developme e tial. ‘This , 1 | Phone 802 is assured under my careful or- 2 r servi rs ® most modern | ~ McBride is a pu ie ple of this city, and as- e liam Mason, He has « 1 extending credit that th “he Ni , ough training in Lischetizs tect re] y to whom such credit {s CH Jake, The Nifty ean nic having studied recently with the jed_upon | tended are worthy of the trust plac: | Tailor ae " pupils of that ut master. Dip: I club] ed in them. It r ter bust- |}, peo 7 . & beet jomas will be g tol ttioge thik ive talks bef t Girl} for the bu n, and bet: | Basement Wyatt Hotel qualify, Mr. McBrid nnoun 1 t troor Talk it for th 1 April 1st to April in hope of. s in stabilizing the financial curing its withdrawal while on April| condition of their localities, Insur- 6th he was elected president of thé|ance assets are avaliable for long fellowstone National Life Insurance | time investments and are greats company. needed in the development of. the “Mr. Marquis s to Casper with | Tesources of any state. Localities the unqualified ement of the Insurance Press and the insurance officials of the country and the in- surance departments under whose supervision his companies haye con ducted business. In an interview Mr. formed our reporter: “The chief reason for transferring my field of operation lies in the fact that Wyoming furnishes a broad field for an honestly conducted and conservatively managed company. It is the only state in the union that has no home company. During the stringent years of financial re-adjust- ment the business of life insurance received a severe set back. In 1923 there was written in the state of Wyoming, applications aggregating seventeen millions of insurance while twelve millions of insurance was ter- minated. The states of North Dakota and South Dakota suffered likewise. With the return of prosperity and the development of Wyoming's un- limited resources much of the ter- minated business may be rewritten and a company of substantial assets builded up. Minnesota has nine home compan- jes. The assets of these companies are, for the most part, invested with- in the state of Nebraska, Colorado and Utah and fn fact, all our sur- rounding states have heen busy ac- curmulating insurance assets and these ets b been a “material Marquis in- day by day. Those which you spend are gone. save are yours. If placed in the bank their value increases reparing for Independence; The value of the dollars that you earn depends entirely on what you do with them. It’s not what you EARN but what you SAVE, Those which you Tes & b 4 i WYOMING NATIONAL BANK CORNER SECOND AND WOLCOTT FPTEIELE Departments Trust Commercial Safe Deposit Vaults : oT PE Savings which enjoy the assets of life insur- ance assets have become, in fact financial centers. The uniform laws | of the various states which safeguard | the interests of stockholder and pol- older have transformed the le- gal reserve life insurance business into a matter of contract as between man and man. “There {s room in Wyoming for a large, progressive, conservatively managed company. Recently com- piled records show that only 11.5 per cent of Wyoming's available popu- lation carry life insurance. The cur- rent interest rate as well as the rate of taxation are both materially af- fected by the presence of life in- surance investments. I shall give to the Yellowstone National Life my. best efforts and the same conserva- tive attention that has marked the success of the companies with which I have heretofore been associated,” Mrs, Marquis and the two daugh- ters will come to Casper for perma- nent residence at the close of the present school year. One daughter, a gradnate of the University of Min- nesota, {s principal of the high schools in Minneapolis and the other 1s attending the university there, ———___— BILL OF EXCEPTIONS IN COMPENSAPION CASE 15 ALLOWED BY COURT A bill of exceptions to the over- ruling of a motion for a new trial allowed by Judge Bryant 8. Cromer of; the district court yester- afternoon in the workmen's apensation case brought by Mra. ry Hoteling, wife of one of the » men who Were killed in an ac- lent in September, 1923, while in employ of the Fargo-Western pany. The other man killed George J. 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