Kuhnle v. Department of Labor & Industries

Claimant was employed by Simpson Logging Company as a logger, and on April 16, 1935, received injuries, arising out of and in the course of his employment, permanently disabling him. He was married and had eight children, seven under sixteen years of age, and was awarded compensation at the rate of $85 a month until October 19, 1936, and thereafter, at the rate of $42.50 a month until October 21, 1937. The department also paid the expenses of his medical treatment.

On October 22, 1937, the department closed the claim with an allowance of $1,440 for permanent partial disability, rated at…