Vincent v. Industrial Lumber Co.

OTT, Judge.

Plaintiff claims that he sustained a double inguinal hernia as a result of a pole striking him in the side while he was assisting in loading logs on cars for the Industrial Lumber Company on July 20, 1937. He alleges that the injury has totally and permanently disabled him from work, and he sues for compensation in the sum of $3,900, based on a weekly wage of $15. His suit is against the above lumber company and Arthur Dyer.

The theory on which plaintiff seeks to hold the lumber company liable for compensation is expressed in the following allegation in his petition: “That he was…