Capital Paper Co. v. Conner

Lee Conner was in the employment of ap*546pellant as salesman. His duties required that he travel in all parts of the city of Indianapolis, though he had “certain routes that he followed on certain days.” These routes were not “stipulated by” appellant, but were “of his own choosing,” and if, at any time, “anything required his attention off the routes,” it was his duty under his employment “to go and attend to it.” At about 2:30 o’clock in the afternoon on Friday, September 14, 1923, which was the day of the week that Conner as salesman for appellant made his calls upon customers in the…