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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-10
Outside Companies
to Pay State $38,327

Transportation companies entering
Indiana. numbering more than two hun
bred, will pay the State $3S,327.75 in
taxes, according to Edward Remy, deputy
State auditor, who obtained the figures
after consulting assessments fixed by the
State board of tax commissioners The
taxes are to be paid by Dec. l.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30
Term Mrs. Stillman
Conspiracy Victim

r'N'nfn raoN PAGE ONE,
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NECLECTINC THE YOUNGSTERS

NEW Republican members
discuss whereby
speed pending them Representative
Ansorge said months
and has accomplished
meeting not called in
that probably relieves members OF the
them enoun party rebels
into the flock with open
The meeting of Republican their
probably Democratic
plea influence of course
way the eanlole
meho of he
sighted and practically ig
probably
rived in Washington members
sailing" No Doubt they felt
had been considered
they hitherto
uncohpu red fields.
accorded them Instead of
being joyously statements
realizing at last that
Demo-
influence surrounded by
party members protested because
we ANTI treated right"
meeting doubtful
the will sticks political candy to the
expected
win willing take
vital issue reward the even though they
which the had previously
hoped
According press dispatches
orn oherw to be lie in on
realizing relied
during vot
es because seemed foregon conclusion that the present would
Republican
could
from Republican an
of ar o delivery
Republican session Of
members There have been far vital questions to be
siderd older
But the members have tired of being placed
decided whether
entitled Influence
night they b
The situation reminds small
been quiet a
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Ne " EMPLOYEES REPRESENTATION
PLAN ADOPTED BY c. 0. employees
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
Ian IN a special election held by Sc

plan IN special election held by Sc
cret ballot
THE object of an Employees Repre-
senation Plan is to promote better
relations and cooperation between a
company and its employees. to insure
every employee a Square deaf and to
provide means for the prompt and
equitable adjustment of complaints
and grievances. II also provides a
means. whereby the employees OF
company may have a voice in the
adoption Of the rules and regulations
governing their work and the condi-
tons of their employment through
representatives chosen from among
themselves by secret ballot
THE proposed Representation plan
is patterned after the United States
government. We have lived under
this form of government and II has
proven satisfactory for several hun
dred years and we believe that the
same form of procedure may he APP
piled to an Industrial government
without any serious misgivinge as to
how il would affect the interests Of
company and its employees"
Some. OF the provisions of the con-
stitution that mas been adopted fol-
low:
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CONFESSIONS OF A HUSBAND!
The Mans Side Of Married Life
AZ. Dot Makes No Explanation

1t was nearly IL o'clock and there
had been no word from Dot. Now /
was certain that there had been an
accident-perhaps a serious one.
| began to blame myself George
was such an inexperienced driver /
should never have let him take DOT
and her parents TO the railroad sta
ton *
I glanced at the clock. The tram
which took Dots parents home had
left at s o'clock. Even if Dot and
George had met with some mishap
1 should have heard from them by
now-unIess the mishap was terri
BILE one.
Half past eleven! paced up and
down the room, reproaching myself
Tor every time | had been ilI-enper-
ed or inconsiderate since my mar
riagc.
And in that particular, | reproach-
ed myself Tor having let my Irritation
with Edith, harmless as it had been,
go so far.
What a fool had been to pay ;.-.1
attention whatever to another woman
when | had q wife like Dot. l had
never really appreciated her, and this
was my punishment.
Twelve o'clocki / heard a clock
strike in the neighborhood: l tried to
think of some possibility that could
account fer Dot being SO late some
possibility that did not involve fear
full accident.
That silly jest of Edith's came 10
my mind. 'Eloped," What nor
sense, And yet, for the first time
l seriously-or halfseriously-con sid-
cred the possibility of that
| hardly knew what to think.
Which would l prefer? TO have her
away some place with George Or lying
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senscIess IN hospital, injured, man
gled or even
The bell rang. I rushed to the
door. 1t was Dot. apparently in the
best of health.
Welt" l gasped. AT lasti"
Nov don't be Cross said Dot. at
was such a larkis
II hasn't been lark for mel" /
returned savagely. Here nave been
imagining all sorts of things. You
might at least have let me Know
What happened TO The autCmoDne-
Nothing at all
prised at that than / had been aC
DOES sudden appearance.
No, nothing, she SAID. George
really drives very weli''
Then where son earth have you
beoR? ," i mad to keep flrm grasp
Oh myself; felt that if l loosened my
grip for moment my temper woaio
get the better of me. Dot had really
been cruelty 'thoughtless.
1T seemed shame to come right
home" she replied quietly. "The car
was running SO nicely and George
seldom drives it. So we decided to
go up the road at
So that's itn's / exploded You
have been having a good time while
was at home tormenting myself by
imagining the terrible things that had
happened to you. That's pretty
piece Of impudence. Where did you
so?''
I'll tell you when you are IN bet
ter humor"
And Dots lips set in the straight
line which meant She would have no
more toisay
(To Be Continued)
Copyright, 1921, by Newspaper En-
terDrise)
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30

trust company in New York. who pre-
sented transcripts of bills and de-
post accounts in the name of Mr..
F. r. Leeds, il was learned. When
ne went on the stand, Stillman re-
quested that these two persons leave
tiie room, and his request was grant.
ed
The banker sat within eight feet of
MS wife, one of them occupying
chair on each side OF Referee Daniel
u. Gleason. They never exchanged
chances, it was said.
Stillman perspired freely through
out his cross examination ard h:s
face and brow were b,t ied , .th mcis
ture when he left the building. He
entered lit secretly. early this morn
ing. through a rear airway, base-
nlent door aud along dark corridor
between the cial bin and boiler ,oom.
This afternoon >he came out the sane
way. but photographers were waiting
for him.
Hurrying toward taxicab. and
faced by a battery OF cameras, he
said:
oh well, don't care" while lie
cameras clicked
Mrs Stillman, who busted herself
with Ter knitting. while Stillman was
'rilIed by her Attorneys, remarked.
''he is running true to FORM when
asked whae she thought of her hus-
bands persistent refusal to answer
questions.
Evidence against her occupied the
morning session. Edward ]. Lawler.
an employe at the Stillman estate in
the Pocantico hills, testified regard
ing a party in celebration of the first
anniversary Of Guy Stillman's birth.
OF noe Mrs. Stnlman sent 20 Fred
Beauvais with Il slice of The birthday
cake, and then cf telephone con-
versation between Mrs. Stillman in
New York and Beauvais. the fami;y's
Indian guide. who Stillman charged
vas The rather OF little Guy.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30

Home brew willbre
The Rndordsovethsa cheerful giver. =
so rare as n bloom?
y "A changes his for him
Why eiapse i to Ruthless ialg~g
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30
FIGHT INCREASES
ON NAVAL COSTS
Senate Amendments To Bill
Meet With Disfavor; Few
Changes Agreed To

WASHINGTON, June 29. = Senate
amendments to the naval appropria-
tlon bill generally met with disfavor
IN the house today. Only a few OF
the senate changes were agreed to.
among them the Borah disarmament
amendment and proposal to create
a bureau of aeronautics in the navy
department. Amendments calling for
increased appropriations met with
uniform opposition.
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ARTICLE
The Legislative Department
ISECTION 1

l. The Employees Of the Company
shall have voice in the adoption of
the rules and regulations governing
their work and the conditions OF thcir
employment. through REPRESENTATIVES,
chosen from among themselves by
secret ballot.
?. All Legislative powers herein
granted shall he vested IN = Congress
of the Employees OF the Phelps Dodge
- 'oration. Corner QUEEN ljrpr D.
which shall consist OF senate and
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SECTION

1Hc riaht OF The Company to in
crease or 6e.reasc production al any
time. or 20 Increase or dccreaec the
scale Of its operations at any time
in aay or all d-paii ri.n,s, anaii 81.
9c Questioned
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Il House OF Representatives
The House Of Representatives
SECTION 3

SECIlON :
l. The House Of Representatives
shall be composed of Employees cho-
sen every six mcaths for term of
one year by the Employees of the
Phelps Dodge Corporation. Copper
Queen Branch Bisbee.
3. No Employee who is classified
as Foreman or Boss or whose duties
are OF supervisory nature shall vote
ioi or serve as Representative.
II. The House OF Representatives
shall choose its own officers, appoint
ITS own committees, aIort its own
rules of procedure. pun~h its mem
bers for misbehavior, and, with the
concurrence Of twS-thirds, may expel
a member.
Y. The House of Representatives
shall assemble at least once every
month ON the first Wednesday there
OF, and may he convened in special
session when called by the manager.
The Senate
~SECTION 3
!. The Senate shall be composed
of Employees of the Phelps Dodge
Corporation, Copper Queen Branch
chosen every six months for term
OF one year. by and from among the
Foremen and Bosses or those whose
duties are of a Supervisory nature.
3. No Employee who is classified
as Superintendent or as a major de-
partment head shall serve as u Sena-
tor. & H. ~ N;
10. The senate shallscl,cose its OWL
Ulcers, APPOINT its Ow1 committees
end adopt is own rules ri procedure.
punish ITS members for nisbehavior.
md, With the con \rrencc o! two
thirds. may e%pel a member.
Il. The senate shall assemble at
least once "a month,. o. the thir7 We
&c ti'V thereof. aud mas - convened
IN apeciia session by the Manager.
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ARTICLE e.
Amendments
SECTION /
ARTICLE .
Termination of Plan

This plan may be terminated after
six months notice by a two-thirds
vote of the Employees of the Copper
Queen BRANCH, or by action of the
Board of Directors of the Company.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30
ANOTHER INVENTION OF MARS

E Flying Duchman of marine tradition practically reality
Yesterday the
Virginia
o from
miles
The
of
controlled another ship
can be carried
rogardess how distant provided within
and guide
Il
but of
trict
that is controlled
Probably not The crewe ship commercial OF
practical certainly Which
merely again that the majority of appliances devices
purposes
less times Somehow the God Of Var the Peace
in the
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ARTICLE 2
The Executive Department
SECTION Il


/. 1 he Executive powers Of this
organization shall be vested in the
President OF the Company, who may
create an Executive Department TO
represent him and the General Man
ager in the conduct OF the routine
business. of the Company The head
of the Executive Department shall be
the Manager of the Copper Queen
Branch, and he shall have associated
with him as Cabinet of Advisors.
the Assistant Manager, the SuperIn-
tehdent of the Mine Department, the
Superintendent of the Reduction De-
partment, and the Superintendent of
the Concentrating department. The
Assistant Manager shall assume all
duties and authority of the Manager
in his absence or inability to ACT.
2. The Executive Department snail
consider all measures passed by Con-
gress and shall, through the Manager.
approve or disapprcye the same with
IN ten days after presentation TO it.
3. The Manager shall keep Con-
gress advised of such matters as may
be of interest regarding the opera
lions of the Company and shall rec
cnmend for Their consideration from
time 10 time such measures as ap-
pear necessary or expedient He may,
on extraordinary occasions convene
either or both Houses in extra session.
He may attend The meetings of either
House at any time, and may part.cl-
pate in discussion of any measure be-
fore either House.
To shall nominate and hx ann
with the advise and consent OF Con-
greSs, shall appoint the Judges of the
Supreme Court and ali other officers
not herein otherwise provided for, and
by appointment ne snail fill ali vacan-
cies for the unexpired term unless
otherwise herein provided for.
5. He shall have the power to
grant reprieves and pardols for Of
fenses against the rules and regula-
:ioGs enacted ,by Congress NerninG
the conduct Ct Employees.
ARTICLE 8
The Judicial Department
SECTION l
The Judicial powers shall be vest
ed in the Supreme Court of the or
ganization The Supreme Court shall
ed by the Manager, By and with the
advice and consent of Congress, anG
they shall hold their office during
their employment or good behavior
SECTION 2
/ The Supreme Court shall have
original jurisdiction in all cases in
which the constitutionality of any
measure is il question.
2. 1t shall have appellate jurisdic-
tion in all cases arising out of griev-
ances between employees and those in
authority over them.
ARTICLE q
Anne ndments
SECTION l
This Constitution may be amended
only upon written recommendation OF
at least three members OF either
house.
2. A two-thirds vote of the duly
elected members OF each House snaii
be necessary to amend this Constitl-
tion. aad no amendment snail become
effective unless approved BY the Man
agcr. o
ARTICLE
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NEW NoRMAL rREsIcEMT

SILVER CITY, \. NJ. June %
.1auea +. Chamberlain. graduate OF
the University OF Chicago. and who
has been taking special course in
educatiosal administration there this
summer, has been elected president
of the New Mexico state normal
school here.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-06-30

One cotton picking machine does
the work of 500 pickers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18
Thru
Parcel Post the
Latest Scheme

Persons who have the habit Of pay
ing ofhand for parcel post packages
delivered G. o. d., without taking the
prccaution Of determining something
about the senders, are warned by the
Post Office Department TO control the
habit.
An investigation has been started
By postal inspectors into the opera
tions of various persons who have
been using the mails TO extort. The
different persons have all used the
same system sending packages of
small value at high prices 10 persons
whose names have been selected with
considerable care and who were con
sidered likely to pay first and exam
inc afterwards
Packages in the names of one
time beauty specialist have been ar
irving at hotels in the New York sec
ton. They contain bottles filled with
fluid, which, according TO the label,
were invaluable for sunburn and tan.
They were, however, too small bottles
to balance the 81 paid in each case
for the packages.
But the latest Of these frauds came
to light in Quanah this week, More
than 40 Of the postoffice patrons here
received yellow slips in their mail
which stated there was a c. o, ID.
package on which was sl03 This
being a trifling sum, several business
men VINO got such notices addressed
TO their wives and daughters, dug up
the coin and took the packages home
When opened the shipment was a
steel needle for embroidery work,
valued at the outside, at 8 cents.
I The shipping tags on the parcels
/ showed that they were mailed from
Electra, this state Many have been
( refused by those to whom they were
sent, and every one who took ovt
one and paid the Sl03 got stung f.
/ the limit. There are many variations
Of this sort of graft and we may be
on the lookout for c. o. d. parcel
post shipments from time TO time.
/ The grafters need the money
! Quanah Tribune Chief.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

Uncle Frank Leonard, Of near
Eloydada, while enroute to Lubbock
Thursday Of last week, had very
marrow escape with minor bruises,
when fore wheel of the car he was
driving gave way and the car over
turned, pinning him underneath. Mr..
and Mrs. J. a. COckharam were rid
ing in the car with Uncle Frank. Mrs.
Cockharam also receiced a sprained
foot. They were on their way TO
a local hospital with Mr.. Cockharam
for treatment, when the accident oc-
CURED.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18
NOTICE OF SALE

Notice is hereby given that at the
expiration of three days from the
posting of this notice, on the 23rd day
Of August, 1921, unless the owner
Of the after described property comes
forward and reciaims( the same in
the manner required by the ordin-
ances Of mis- City, shall sell at pub
lie outgfy at the/ highest bidder for
cash n the Citf Pound, Jack Atkins
Wagon Yard IN the town Of Lubbock,
in the County Of Lubbock and the
State Of Texas, within the hours Of
10 a. m. and 4 p. m, the following
described animal, to-wit:
A certain white mule Of the male
sex, branded Y on left shoulder,
about IA 1-2 hands high. Of white
color. OF common class, and about ~
years old.
Given under my hand at Lubbock.
Texas, this 10Th day Of August, A.
y. 1921
81 G.. G. HUFSTEDLER,
City Marshal Of the City Of Lubbock,
Texas.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18
NOTICE TO ALL LADIES
INTERESTED IN CANNING

All ladies who have In the past tax
en- part in home demonstration work
or who are interested IN same are
requested TO meet In the Justice
Court room Saturday. August goth,
az 3 o'clock p. m. sharp, for the pur-
pose Of considering plans for making
a representative exhibit Of our home
canned products at the Panhandle
South Plains Fair October 4, s and 8.
It is hoped that we can have a large
representative crowd present.
Mrs. Edd Schroeder.
Mrs. J. c. Morris.
J. W. Jennings, Co Agent.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18
MONROE NEWS ITEMS
OF THE PAST WEEK

Mr.. George Robinson had an at
tack of acute indigestion, and was re-
lieved by Lubbock doctor, last Sun
day.
Mrs. Brandon, of Breckenridge,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Will Robinson, has returned home.
The Gillette family, who have been
visiting near Baird, Texas, have re-
turned home, and state that the eli
mate here Is much better than in that
81 ction.
The family Of ]. r Merrell, and
Mrs. Denton and little daughter, of
Wyoming, have just returned from
visit to Greenville and Commerce.
They report fine trip. only four
punctures in the way Of car trouble,
! but suffered from the heat while
/ there.
II you wafit TO keep cool,
| Don't act like b -----
| And rnn away from the Plains:
| But stay here and rest,
/ With comforts be blessed
Copl melons, kool winds and cool
fains.
The meeting conducted by John
! T. Smith, cI0seri--with six additions
TO the church., The preaching was
excellent, singing good, and the en-
/ tire church was edited.
I Mr.. Carr, who led the songs dur
I ING the meeting, has leftfor his home
/ in Des Moines. Now Mexico.
Miss Willie May Bratcher, of Lub-
book, spent a few days recently with
! her cousin, Mrs. Rufus Bundy.
Our Sunday School was well at
tended last Sunday, and our much be-
loved pianist Miss Beatrice Warren,
was present and played sweet songs
for us She has been in a sanitarlum
az Temple for several months suffer
ing from tooth trouble, but IS now
almost well.
Rev. A. n. Julien preached TO a
large audience in the afternoon Of the
first Sunday.
The Baptist meeting begins Friday
night. August 18th, with Mr.. Tenny-
son and his singer in charge
Mr.. Hamilton, of Carlisle, spent
one night in the home Of Grandma
Stephenson recently, and attended
church here.
Miss Long, Of Lubbock, spent a
few days at the home Of her uncle,
John Long, last week.
Mrs. Greenhill had for her guests
recently, her mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Collier, and her sister and
brother, Mr.. and Mrs. Showalter, of
the Vaughn community.
Mrs. Robert Hearst and baby, of
Lubbock, spent a few days IN the
home of her parents this week, W.
+. Thaxton and wife.
c. c. Hodges, Of Savoy, Texas,
visited in the homes of Champ
Stephenson and his mother-in-law,
a few days last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18
TrNNEssEEANS WILL
HOLD REUNION SATURDAY

All the Tennosseeans and their
families are invited 10 attend n re-
anion here Saturday, 70 be held at
the County Fair Grounds.
ri. gathering will give III toso
who are from Sunny Tennessee, a
change TO get together and talk over
old times. Entertainment has been
planned, and there viii be speaking,
singing and a basket dinner
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

]. c. Shaw was here Saturday. He
has Just recently returned from a
visit with relatives near Palestine,
Texas. He says his part OF the coun-
try has not suffered for rain this year.
He is the proud grandfather of a
fine girl, which made ber appearance
in the home of his son last week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

J. b. Leedy, OF Tahoka, spent Tues
day night and part Of "Wednesday in
Lubbock, looking after business mat
tiers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

Hiley Boyd, Of Hockey county,
Sas IN Lubbock the latter part Of
last week attending TO business mat
tiers.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

G.. B. Crowder, Of Floydada, spent
a couple Of days in Lubbock the lat
ter part Of last week, visiting and
prospecting.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

f.. X. Fritz, Of Amarillo, was in
Lubbock the latter part Of last week
visiting with friends and relatives.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Stoneroad, OF
Colorado, Texas, left Monday morn
ing for their home, after visiting with
relatives in this place.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

b. W. Ellison, Of Crosbyton, was
here Tuesday and took the train for
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he viii visit
for few weeks.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

r. p. Seam, Of Carlsbad. New
Mexico, was in Lubbock the first Of
this week visiting with relatives and
attending 20 business matters.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

r. f. Blackman, Of Tulia, spent
Monday and Tuesday of this week
visiting with relatives in Lubbock.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

G. +. Davis, Of Amarillo, was in
Lubbock Monday looking after busi-
ness matters and visiting with friends.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

+. v. Thickness, OF Lamesa, is in
Lubbock this week visiting with rela-
tives and friends
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1921-08-18

r. +. Simpson, Of near Plainview
spent Saturday IN Lubbock visiting
with old acquaintance.