John H. Kaiser Lumber Co. v. Industrial Commission

To entitle an emploj^ee to compensation under the statute it is only necessary to show (1) that the *515employer and employee were subject to the act; (2) that the employee was performing service growing out of and incidental to his employment; and (3) that the injury was proximately caused by accident. The Commission found in the affirmative on each of these propositions. The findings of fact of the Industrial Commission are conclusive unless impeached for fraud or there is an entire absence of evidence to support the findings. Under the circumstances of this case, where the employee was…