Kimberly-Clark Co. v. Industrial Commission

' The only question raised upon this appeal is whether or not there was any credible evidence introduced from which the Commission could reasonably come to the conclusion that the making of the tool box was an act within the scope of and incidental to the employment of the claimant. It is undisputed that the company furnished him no adequate tools, or, if they were furnished, they were not kept in a place where he could promptly and with certainty get them. Under such circumstances the Commission could properly find that the making of a tool box within which to keep his tools securely locked…