Calhoun v. Washington Veneer Co.

— This action was originally begun in September, 1931, by Claude Calhoun. In his complaint, he alleged that at all times mentioned therein, respondent owned, managed and operated a large veneer manufacturing plant at Olympia, Washington, in which plant it manufactured veneer lumber, in the manufacturing of which it used large quantities of glue; that, in its mill, it maintained a workshop where machinery was used and manual labor employed by way of trade for purposes of gain, within an enclosed room, in which room it operated and conducted a glue mixing department where machines, or mixers,…