Jeske, Admx. v. Metro. Life Ins. Co.

Opinion by

Keller, J.,

Julius Jeske on March !15, 1920, when forty years old, took out a policy of endowment life insurance in the defendant company in the face amount of $3,350, payable, as endowment insurance, when he attained eighty-five years of age, and, as a death claim, to his estate, if he died before reaching that age; with special provisions for increased insurance, (1) if he died before he became sixty years old, ($5,025 instead of $3,350), and (2) if he died by accidental means before he became sixty years old ($6,700 instead of $3,350).- He was to pay a premium of $69.25…