Eyer v. Department of Labor & Industries

Respondent sustained an injury August 24, 1935, while employed in extrahazardous employ ment. The injury suffered was a wrenched back and torn ligaments of the left leg, caused when respondent’s heel slipped from a worn step while he was walking down a flight of stairs in a dry kiln. He filed his claim for compensation with the department of labor and industries, and October 26, 1935, an allowance was made for time loss and temporary total disability to September 20, 1935. Shortly thereafter, respondent returned to work and continued his employment until May 15, 1937.

May 27,1937, he made…