davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
uoiorfmin9cn al ocn
ntcnncifcli9e Stcmmc.

Eret er ct langt miuore iul6fom
ment Sonieopparat emo Eiet, on iclo
DC beoite San9ere og 8ioliniiter fan
life noe abiolirt rene Souer. SaIiaI6
forores Der Ell lang og ombpqgeIig
Sfolering al Gret, isr oct fan opiot
te De %iireitc Sonenuoncer. Get er
fart, Of bette Waal lettere oil fllnne
naoes, bpis 2ret urber oenre STOLE.
ring funbe unoeritsttes At 2iet. og
oct er netop bette, iom er 2iemeoct
meo nogIe gpparatcr Tom beitriOe@
al Ell 5agma1o pua Smraaoet / et
inf Sioslfriit. geo SiGlp al oet enc
al bisie Ipporater irembrinqCs ser
iotograiiite 9iQe0er al 2pObsIgerne.
Siaeoerne bier Rcnbeosgra6en /
Zone og 3ertu0taIe.
Sgiao Soneitprfen fan iagttagc5
paa oen Muaoe. al 9iIcotegnene "a
ricrcr / StsrreIIe. eitcr iom 2poen er
iterf eaer ioag. Men ser err oer Wan
gel peo Wetbo6en, at BEN fan anoen
oes fun | CT msrtt Hum. gtcn Den.
ne 8anifeligheo er ooerpmoet ueo
@iPlp al CT anoet Apporat, oct iaa
falote lrommeioueitop. iom er be
TENT iii at maaIe 5oneitprfcn meo
Gn beitcmt Brao al S~oneiturfen brin-
ger ell eIeftriit 8Isoelampe iii al
Iuie. Raor begge 6isie SiPIpemios
Ter anuenoes iamtioig, oil De funne
oanne Ell pGroiiuIo Stette | Wuiit
unoeroisningen % ierit og remit /
SangunoerpiSuingen
Wen enomi uigtigere 5ieneite oil
aopuraterne noe, naar 3spiuumme
ltal lPres Ill al tale. gu opuaar
man lem Regel ielp / beIoigite Sab.
al oen IspinImme lrrer at tale meo
en- Stemme. iom ! pinlig 8rdo ami.
ger ira Ct normalt Renueifes. Get
er at baabc. al DC 9spitmme, noar
De fan taac Eiet iii 6iulp. iSet Sc
lPrer 2poene. tan oripe Oct lanat nj,
oere. emo De M Qier. % oerme6 oil
De bare itsrre GbdHre FOR at fumne
blipe lpffeliae, iclhinlpne Nenneifer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Spitplsining

Oct mcite al 8~intarbpeoeu er M
iaat. S De mer Ipblige Strse al
NoroItaterue er Oct fremoeles Sio
til at Iaa @interrug. Saren for,
at set fan bli fnapt meo Nrbeio5.
biRlp til &aaren, taller for, at
Sarmerne ifuIDe bcgpnbc ibsit meb
at gore Jig feroige for S%auronnen.
Sper eneite glcre pleiet ibeit pil
bli laa meget slrbeioe uoe Of Geien
rGite Saar. &pitplsining pil life
alene gjer lit til at binore Mangel
pao IrbeioShGlp npIte Gaar, men
pil ogiaa opbeporc 8poe i Sorocn
for nPite Iars IuIing, builfet
|iier / r~egnfottige Strsg err al
~Itsrite 9etponing, iamt foraariage,
Of ginterfro'ten helper til meo Iaa
at ii9c at frugtbargerc Soroen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
0ipSlens GGrei.

SSorhplospis faa Sarmere er / Den
Stilina, at De bar Anleoniug I'll
of fisbe StaIogieoIcl, buorfpr fan:
tie oc ileitc bar lioen SrtcrcSie al
at iaa bere, bpao praftiife Igro'
homer peo foretague ll~noerlsgelier
bar iritoet no angaacnbc @proiet
/ Collars og Gents. Wcn ba nler
eler milibre @ipoIel proolccrca
bpert Iar paa DC fleite 6armc, Ifo.
Ser oct MI ~bcaeriffe, at pi t9lfcr
liot oper ben Sing, at 8isoIel or
Hengcr p9rb. 1cn9er bar ri 10
ole Set paa. Itsiouri @rperi-
ment Stution bar arbeioet meo
bette Stalbgisoielproblem / mange
Gar % fort9aer os M, bpao man
ferpeb lrrte og fom til G;sbco on.
sSor ca. 10 Iar iioen ~begunbte
Stotionctts Solf at lpreoe SSonS
StalogieoIel pr. Iere paa Sar1o-
itpffer i forifielligc Streg al Sta.
ten. s bpcrt eneite SilfGlbe bleu
@isoilcn pleiet unoer % Oct gleo-
ileoe Ngerltpffe bercot for og
plantet Mnis paa. Otter MaiIen
fulgte SABRE, efter Sapren Speoe.
Stpffct blep inoIaat n1eh oct lam,
me, iom Speoen blep iaat. Sngcn
al De Iplinger, iom flllgte efter
Waiien, blep gisoilet bperfeu meo
Stologieoicl caer funItig @isoIcl.
2anb, JONI blep bcbanblct paa bcn.
ne Waaoc, probucercbe t012 gu.
ihels mer Wais pr. Acre, 51@ Sus
lbels mer Sueoc, 4 guibcls mer
SABRE og omtrent 700 go. So pr.
Icre enc lignenbe 9anb, Tom life
blep giebilet.
Seo at babe bisie egebe Mffoltnin-
ger fra bet gisbileoe 2anb / Winbe
blir oct en- let Gag at regne no
%9roien al DC s Cons Stologieo.
lei pr. Icre. 9e 1912 @nIbels
Mais pilbe bli pero omtrent 20
Collars otter De MI ~gjPloenbe Gri=
Ter, Speben nGiten ~ Collars og
sc 4 SuibclS Sapre 3 Dollars.
Naar ggningen at SsapIineens
@erbi lGgges til, bapoe mo l,n-
Der Sen nepnte Gotation 9eriobc
soot so Dollars mer pr. Icre fra
set gipbIlebe 2anb emo fra liae
goot 9ano, set life fom @jpolel
paa.
Den 9onfluiion, Tom fan bli
gjort fra oisie IeirItater, er finn
pcltben ben. at bpertenelte Ylmb
gieolel, bet er mitfigt at tage
Sare paa, ifulbe bli brrgt. SIer
M / oisie oe bsie Eriiers Sibsul-
Der, ba Jarmprooufter ioa bel ionl
alt anoet er bsit oppe oner BET al
miltoelige, er bpert eneite Secs
ififfeIis, ferif Stalbeiobiel ira al
minbelig goot foorebe &reutl1rcr
p9ro meaein 6 % 7 Collars.
NorS % @eit.
"5bc Office Of Grtention @orf
i'll the Nortb ano @eit", 6orenebc
Staters Observation-Disclosures,
f%rembolbcr ifslge "@eeflp Neps
Setter", at nehenitaacnoe ifuloe
cfres falo Spmerfiomtbeo ~Inareit
mllligt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
spnr DC bcoite Nplsonr!

&c bele Ertler paa Srdft1oocr
% 6%ooergrsn % oen fnoppe so.
apling bar ioraorlo9et ell nlt'or
itor ltbitibning al SIagtopr til DC
itorc Morfcoccntrc. ) manage
Strsg er oct paa en- Mtoooc 6or.
neocn, iom ifrpmmer 6oIf iii at
afbGnbc oItior mango 0pr, iom
bliroe blct pao 6ormcr. Qtan bar
Il G%rinbring iibitc. Soar, "a Bin.
terfulbcu hang IGngc l. % So
bcrmnngcl bapoc I'll Rciultat, at Ell
I'll Gel Spr gif tabt paa "tbc
&angc". Stocfmcn piL life lnoe
iiigt brnOc Ell Sang til. Oct fan
tGnbe, mango al Dem cr miitbrc
0riitigc, emo bra cr; men bpcnt
irr oablc Dem for oct?
WenS set err inoIpicnoc, at
"Hange Stocf" / mango Streg
rlaa rebucereS en- goo Del, err BOG
County Igcnter og andre, Iom
itaar / n9r 6orbinoclic meb Stats.
itpre eler o9Iaa ben feoeroIe Hr'
Gicring, fulbt enige ON at lpg9c
Gppgmpnoenc poa Winoc @istigbe.
sen al at bebolbc Sc beoitc Npl2opr
Il fine @sIinger paer 6loffe for ! Be
fommcnoe Iar at BIZ iitanb I'll of
oporPttc 9eiptninger iaien pna Ell
sfonomiif Maooc. 6armerne /
MaiSbeltet Itaar ogioo / Sure for
at reOucere line 9slinger og Slot
fe meget for meget poo @rrno al
DC beiC @reupriicr, Wcn iuit M
er oct Sioen for Stocfmen at Ie
liot Longer emo RGien lin frem /
Siocn og lGg9e Ylancr til at
funnc bcbnloe 'om N%pIsopr sc bco'
Ite Ipr, De MI bar. De, Tom life
gisr BET, blir Iorgfl,loe Ienere.
Straa Ipm &~iTterfoScr.
9ao @rlruo al DC beie Soocrpri-
Ter Iaa bel iom Sc bsie Eriicr poa
Garmbpr logger 6armere an paa
at ipare paa oft SlogS 8rsn %
araftfooer peb at BRUCE loo meget
eropt Sober iom ruuligt, Seb at
BRUCE en- Wpngbe @%ropfo0er bill
Tnrmerne ppre iitano til at proou-
cere flere Tuno 9eef, EOrf %
Wlltton meo minhre 8ren, iom
De iaaleoeS faor Jig bebre betolt
for, Gilt Straa % anoet gropt
Sober, iier SaOre'traa, Speoeitraa
og genneris, ifulbe bli foriigtig
itaffet euer bun6et, ioa set
beparnS | ben bebit mulige I'll,
itano for 6o6ring Gintcren 9icn.
mem, S Be fore Warfeoer biz og.
Iaa bl,notet gobt Straa opnoa goo
Tris, builfet fan bore al 9etpb.
ming for Sarmere, Ser Dor / Seer.
beben al ct iaaoant Iarfeo.
au( % @eS.
Saren for, of set fan bli altls
mangel paa @rllnb al transport.
panifeligbeoer, ifnloe opmuntre
iSarmerne / DC norolige og p1tIige
Stater til at at faa bugset og la
ret til en- W9ng0e Sopnepeo. @eos
priien bersres altib al &ulpriIen,
% iioen oct garet, ri bapoe ben
itore Gulitreif, bar Ser oloriq op.
ret ilige llbiigter for en- goo Gris
for Seo Tom iult MI. 6ormernc
buroe tage 6orbel al Sitllationen,
life bare for at bane nogen @e.
oinit al, bpab / Acknowledged er
Ben boorligite renteb9renoe Gel al
6armen, men for at faa SfogItpf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09
Epteter.

SpmerfIomlbeo freezes an9aaens
De ben 9ing, at Sarmerne tr9n.
ger mler aielocrrum ior tine Fote,
ter, % aue iom bar aieloere eIler
ANDRE belOige Spla0siteoer, op,
rllntres til at lGgge iub Sinter-
foripning. Oct egeoe BRIG al go.
teter for @rpbbagning bill gore, at
Der bill bli Warfeo for Milioner
al guibels Eoteter bare for Den
Ting, So, oct fan benoe, at ONT
nor Eotetapling bar en- goo Del
iterre emo uatligt, fan Den bIi
fnap nof, bpis ri, Iom hi buroe
gisre, brltger en- goo Del mcr go.
teter / Dor oogliee 8ation og Iaa
meget minore Speoe. S getragt,
ming at Sen itore apling ifulbe
FotetaDlerne .bli mer emo al
+minoelig fpriigtige meo at ~iortere
og grabere be Yoteter, oe bringer
Marfebet, iaa De aiebere, Ser .er
piaige til at betule en- .rimclig lsi
Nris for. fine, eobc Eotcter, fan
faa bpao &c enifer. 81 fan baaoe
i 9rsoet og cllers goot BRUCE go
teter, ON oe life for sc runbes
Seofommcnoe bar ct lopbeitemt
Spcrmaal. al rs Sonme eaer Ia.
Scmme for Be langoetiges geo-
fonlmenbe, bpao @rao SO. 1 full
oe bapc. 0ten bill man Iaone Sen,
&c paa Goteter / Storage, bar man
ingen gooe l%lbiigter, bpis life go.
t~eterte er foriigti9t sraoereoe, rene
og fine % bar set beItemte Sper.
maal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-09

Taar re fsrnna Ssrss sublriptisn. ieus
belii Scfis eAer sGrs1TfptentHg. Ser er Giii,
% ri tan III, prte auloarlise not BeHse. tom
leri al ienoe isie genas I Glmiueelise Sreps.
g,tg berte gaa SeieH.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

81 hope that Ia The future The IA
- viii be even bigger and bstt
this one
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
BEAR IlAKR LoslsS -
ONE RaPREsENTATTVE

Creation of five new cdnnties will
add bnt one to tho numbSr oR reprea
seutatiyes In the fifteonth legisln-
ture. II the governor signs the new
appoFtionment measure, house bill
No $685. by Monson OF Franklin,
Moay, Jolanetons Alfred and Bates.
ThekbIli was passed by the Senate
under suspenaaoh otathe rules. satur
day aftsrnoou
Basis of apportionnent is fixed 50
there wilt Re one representative for
each 2500 votes 81 faction OF 1000
of more cast for geyernor at tn
last general election According to
statistics made Available by the dc
bates on county division, each OF til
new counties win have but one rer
resentatiye.
Senator Lowe OF Casasa Who adva-
cpted passage Of the bill in eAe sen
ate, said only one county IN the stat
would have an Increased repfesenta
tion. Washington county. which at
present has but one a1ambersin the
lower house will have two. Bear
Lake and Blaine counties win haye
their respective representations cut
from two 20 one each. Bonner coun-
ty from three TO two, KootemaG ffnm
four to three and Canyon from i've
to four
The fourteenth legislature had 81
members In the lower house Tie
creation Of the new counties viii add
five members to the house. white the
new apportionnient redpces the fetal
by four, giving &c members in the
next house Of the legislature.
Membership OF the senate in thu
fifteenth legislature will be increaH.
ed by five. giving that body AZ mem.
bers
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

lie admitted that recent forecasts
~ progressive country wide strike
beginning Saturday night al o'clock
unloss the railroads aceedc to the
uhImRtum of their employees were
written by n good gutsaer
Charges that We are acting 10 bad
faith IN bringing up this question
again AZ this time without waiting
for the decision OF the supreme cour9
on the Adamaon law are bRhclcab. .
he declared we we're not parties
TO the agreement entered Into be-
tween the attorneys for the railroads
and the representatives Of the at
toFHey generals office 20 do nothing
until tho decision Ia handed down,
"our position Ia tho Same as II
there was no Adamson Law and no de-
cision pending whether tho decision
Is for or agalnst the law our de-
mandS. which We shall present to-
morrow, will bo unaltersd II tho
t,w ie upheld, Il would give ne what
we will ask for tomorrow II II In
thrown out. We wiThtand pa, and
Will tako no less than the AdAmaan
Law would have given US,
We four brotherhood ch'ofs. thru
those rooent meetings with our men.
pew fcol that We havn thu unltad
backing Of our mon behind uH In thla.
We want to get this question of the
alght-hour day Settled and settled
quickly. Tho reason for our seeming
haste at this time In forcing Il to an
Issue Is that the country may be at
war within few weeks or montha
and We believe that ihla ought "a. be
settled bafors that uomea."
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
COURT TERMS
FIXED FOR ElpsTH DIgTuYe n


Several changes in The dates for
the holding OF district court saa-
sions ia the Fiflh Judiclsl district
1aye been recently announced Tho
appointing Of an additional Judge
for this district has uhda IL nerss-
sary that the schedale which was
fret announced for 1917 be changsd
In numbef Of Instances.
The following are the tsrDs of .Aa
dlstrict court for the rim Judicial
district. according to the revised
schedule recently announced By tAa
court:
Bannoek county February E and
November { ". Pomeroy. elerh.
Power county March ana Se-
yember B Paul Bnf9inch. clerk
Oneida rounty April lG and oc-
tober i5. tsukiu Jones clerk
Franklin eounty-Apfit % aud DC
tobeF ! John Kofasd. clerk.
Bear Lake county May 2 aud gsp.
tember ~. II. a. Broomhead. clerk
Criminal and civil trial calendars
ara called for the first day Of each
term. Applications for uaturali1a-
lion will be heard on the frat day Of
zach term.
The Judges for the district are ]
]. 0uhsen and Robert Terrell. with
Il. W. Jones' and II. D Blstlins as
court reporters
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
FIRST FASHION SHOW WAS
A PRONOUNCED SUCCESS

That the people OF MONTPELIER
men. women and children are inter
ested IN tho most up-to-date clothing
WAS clearly shown last Tuesday
Aight BY the large crowd which turn
ed out TO see the Fashion Show given
by the Three Rules .Btora. which dis
played women's suits. dresses. coAts
and akirtR and Z L. Bur9oyne e.
Sone who displayed their line o.
meme and young mems suits and
ladies shoes
tbs Montpelier theatre .waa full
and ngarflowing and MUGS interest
was mantfestdd by evetyshs there
IN TIE styles for spring IS shown BY
tn Sae - houses.
Al kths hev clothes for women
are pretty lhis spring and ars
pret1ist than others. Solid colors
and ssfishg bredominate. and the
shades. are pleaslnE., MiIAdy. this
spring. IN aadaed. look very beau
tifuli AE@
In the mepss eui1s there Isn't any
radical ehkAes ne cut for the young
msn still cling ~ the English sf-
feet and for tha agdeK wsn. a. usual.
there Is a more conseesntive cut
then the colors sea such that thoss
who prefer DARK snsy hass II and
those who prefer = asIiehtas eolor may
also be satisfled I'd
The shoes show4 BY z l. Bur
goyne 4 Sons are of szseiisht taste
the high tops being very rasasing for
ladies wear 80
Surely those who cater % dam,
fashion will be we'll pIeess4 shls sea.
son.
This was the first d4a j sof IL
4 kind ever undertaken pptps
iier merchants and the hp
provai with which It vas VII
no doubt lead TO a FASH hsy
each year.
The idea SHOULD grow. g
There are two sides to this
ton. the people are given 3 eh
to see all the latest styles at
and The merchants who put ON Il
Bhow are able to get the buying paH
. Tic 10 look at their goods-ths firs
p real benefit Of advertising and tn
= first point Of safesmAnmhip. It's
! henry way n get together.
~ means If creating interest +
b. rhe town and the bushes houses Q
? Montpelier the Examiner h = fiFf
advocate OF an annual Fashion sho'
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
If CONFERENCE FAILS RA
ROAD men WILL STRIKE
Unanimous Support Voted Brotherhood Chiefs in
Demands to be Made Upon RairoadS--Stsike
Call is Predicted.

New York, March iA.--An appeal
70 the patriotlam OF the members Of
the four great railroad brotherhoods
to refrain from any rash movement
which would bring on Industrial war
fare in thee present national crisis
was made here tonight by tho ma
tional conference. comittee OF rail
ways ON the eve on the conferences to-
morrow with the cLiefs OF the train
mems organizations There were
additional indications. however, that
the brotherhoda were determined TO
call strike unless their demands
we're granted. Fs
After a meeting hero with several
hundord general chairmen and chair
men OF the locals in the brother
hood organizations on lines catering
New York. w. q Loe. president of
the Brotherhaaa ug Railrnad Train.
men. announcad tliEt unanimous sup.
port had been voted the brotherhood
chiefs in the demands they intend TO
make at tomorFows meetinE Tf,eeJ
demands. he said. would be hasAd va
tho modified dempnds Of last Do
mher. which call for basic eight
hour day and pro-ratA pay for over
time
THIS is virtually what ths Adam
son iaw would give II PUT in force.
h said. Tho original program Of
the men. the refusal of which rasult-
Cd ia the call last septembeF of the
strike. which WAS averted by the pas
sage Of the AdRmson act. Included an
eight-hopr basic day with tims and a
half for overtime Mr.. Lee indicated
that there was no intention OF going
hack to the original claims.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
Bureau OF mines. $4,000.

Six new counties were created.
While two of the division measures.
those OF Selway and Payette counties.
are enabling acts. both counties are
as good as created. The other four
counties are Valley, Camas. Port
ueuf and Butte. SeIway Is created
out of Lewis and Idaho counties;
Payette out OF the northern portion
of Canyon county; Valley out of
southern Idaho and northen Boise
counties; Camas out of southwest
arn Blaine county and Butte out of
eastern Blaine. western Bingham and
part OF jefferson, Portneuf out of
Bannock county.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
LEGISLATURE PASSED
TWO HUNDRED NEW LAWS
Governor Expected to Veto a Number of Them
Appropriations Amount to $4,O00.000-Six
New Counties Created.
supreme court. 871.4eO.

Supreme court, $71.46O
Travelling librarian. $4,000.
Charitable institutions. $3.50. .24O
Salaries. etc, in the several state
departments. including an appropria-
tion for deficiencies. $799.315.
The appropriations for roads is tp
be made, up as follows.
Good roads system. $I.OOo.OOO.
Smiths Prairie road. $4,000.
Bridges over Snake river. $11O,-
900.
Bridge over CIark's Fork. $4,000.
Working prisoners ON roads. SIS,
600.
Lewis-Clark Highway. $4,000.
Here il the way the appropriation
for irrigation is divided up:
Gem district, $96.76o.
King Hill. $26.332.
Measuring streams, $4,000.
Appropriations for fairs, exhibi-
tions and expositions were made as
follows:
Golden Spike exposition. $4,000
State fair at Boise and live stock
show at Lewiston, $45. 900.
Poultry shows. $500.
Here is the way the appropriations
for the educational department were
divided up:
Maintainance at the six state in
stitutions, $1,11O.332.
High altitude experiment station
In Teton county, $500.
Boise summer school, $4,000.
The sums which the state schools
will expend from their own incomes
endowment and otherwise. are not
included here.
The appropriations for the state
militia were in two bills. The first
represented back pay In the sum OF
$7333.6o. The other is a direct ap,
preparation OF $4,000 for the guard
Two appropriations were made for
the running expense of the 1egfsla-
ture. The first was for $4,000 and
the second was for $4,000
Under the head of appropriations
for the relief of different persons ii
the sum OF 900 covering deficien
cies of one kind or another. TheI
there is $4,000 for the relief OF A
s. Whiteway. The other relief mea
sures carry small sums running from
| less than 5000 to more than $1,000.
| Under the head of misceflaneoul
are appropriations as follows:
steunenberg memorial, $4,000
/ Fort Lemhi park. $500.
/ Purchase of files for the Ketch
pm Keystone. $3.50.
Bureau of mines. $4,000.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
Z COMPENSATION LAW is
PASSED BY LEGISLATURE

The compromise workmen's com
pensation act that passed the legfsia-
ture is compulsory in form following
the Bates bill in that particular, the
declaration OF police power having
been copied from the latter bill al
most verbatim. IL creates a commits
sion OF three members to be appoint
ed by the governor. all three of whom
shall not be OF the same political
faith and each representative Of la
Dor and capital A $4,000 approp-
ration is contained in the act, this
amount being placed in the state IN
surance fund to be later reimbursed.
The state insurance manager. who
axes charge OF the state insurance
department created by the law takes
7ffice on July /, 1918.
The new act covers all public and
i industrial employment 1t is NOT
compulsory as to agricultural pur-
suits and domestic servants but en-
ployers and employees may elect 10
come under Its provisions. The ad-
ministrative features Of the Ander-
son bin are adopted. namely cen
trail board called the Industrial ac-
cident board This takes the place
of the district system in the Rock
well senate bill Local adminiatra-
tion of disputed questions is secured
thru arbitration committees which
act under the supervision OF the state
board.
The method Of securing compensa-
tion was adopted from the Anderson
bill. The only insurance recognized
Is the state insurance fund. but any
of his solvency may carry his own
risk. Instead of depositing collateral
he may put up a surety bond. Cas-
ualty insurance is not included as
one OF the compensation plans. The
standard clauses which appear In any
of the Rockwell senate btn which
was modelled after the uniform law
recommended by the conference OF
commissioners on uniform state
laws
The compensation. is distributed
) under the bill as follows: Death
r Burial expenses up to 800 and com
pensation to the widow on basis oi
T as per cent OF deeeased's average
weekly wages In case no widow Is
j left but dependent child br child
( rem. rs per cent for one child and 1C
e per cent for each additional child but
: not to exceed a total of SIS per cen
+ TO be divided equally among sucf
1 children To brothers. sisters. grand
4 parents. grand children wholly de
pendent 20 per cent; II more thar
one wholly dependent 80 per cent
RI there IL no dependent the EN-
2 ployer shall paw into the industria
r administration fund $1,000.
e The period of compensation Is ap
I portioned as follows: To q widos
II until death or remarrfage not to e1
e eeed 400 weeks and the same iinita
3 ton is provided for dependent wid
= over, dependent children ana gran
Ii children. To nonresident alien ID
+ pendents the employer IL require
= 10 pay SO per cent 10 them and IN
= other 50 per cent TO the eompeh
e satiOn fand.S
8 Maateai attention must be provic
e go bk he employer and . mutua
8 contract By tre employer and the IN
s snred q resAfiyes regarding the boz
c'taf cesfe may be entered into.
For tota1 disability the injured en-
3 nfnvee ef8II receive 55 per cent {
ar the average wages but not more tba
sl2 nor week nor less than ts u
week. Total disability l. define
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as permanent loss OF eye sight in both
eyes; loss Of both feet at or above
the ankle: loss of one hand or both
loss Of one foot. injury to spine. etc.
The compensation for partial dis
ability Il fixed at So per cent Of the
srerageg weekly wages Of the injured
for not VI exceed $50 weeka. Spec
ifled iDdenhntty is outlined for Ger
Ian 1ni1r1es as one arm at or near
the shoulder 200 weeks: one arm At
ths elbow 80 weeks. one arm be-
EHeen the wrist and elbow one hnnd.
red sixty weeks, etc.
The salary paid the three mem
bers Of the Industrial accident board
Is $4,000 per AMMAN aud the mem
bera OF the board hold office Tor als
years. appointed alternately. A de.
tailed procedure Is provided for tax
Ing cases before the board and an
fhorlty Is given x 70 classify indus
5Flas and risks. promufgats rules
ete. The Insurance manager Il ap
pointed b the governor at sai
ary OF g4e00 per annum.