Cook v. Winget

BUDGE, J. —

The evidence, though meager, is virtually without conflict and is to the effect that on January 28, 1939, respondent, employed as manager of an ice cream manufacturing establishment at Preston, Idaho, while unloading trucks and transferring cans of ice cream, weighing about forty-five pounds each, from trucks to cabinets became very sick and had a severe headache which continued on and off since such time. That night as soon as respondent arrived home and undressed he noticed a bulge on his left side near the pelvis, down low, nearly as large as an egg. Respondent continued to…