Pfister v. Industrial Commission

By the Court.

The only question in this case is whether there is any evidence to warrant payment of workmen’s compensation.

Claimant testified that he entered the employ of the complying employer in April of 1935 when 18 years of age; that his disability “first developed like sort of a stiff back, but became worse as I worked, around in December 1935, seemed like I had a stiff back at the time”; that he first consulted a physician in March 1936; that he was compelled to leave his work for three days commencing August 22; that his work was changed to inventory clerk; and that he discontinued…