Lamm v. Silver Falls Timber Co.

The plaintiff’s testimony indicates that at the time of the injury he was 44 years of age, resided in Silverton, and was in good health; that after reaching the age of 17 or 18 years, he had spent his life as a workman in the woods; that he had done “logging, slung hook, attended camp, and chased, set choker; done practically all of the work that has to be done in woods”; that he was getting $7.50 the last time he worked in logging, and $5.50 when he was chasing. He testified that he had worked for the defendant company at its camp hereinabove described for 20 or 24 months. Asked to describe…