Southern v. Department of Labor & Industries

Appellant, hereinafter referred to as claimant, was injured on October 24, 1933, while in the employ of the Umstatt Shingle Company and engaged in extrahazardous work as defined in the workmen’s compensation act. On the filing of his claim with the department of labor and industries, hereinafter called the department, he was allowed time loss to September 18, 1934, by the supervisor. An appeal from that order to the joint board resulted in an agreement that claimant receive ten degrees permanent partial disability and the sum of three hundred dollars. The claim was closed on that basis on May…