Kline v. Industrial Insurance Commission

In November, 1913, appellant, John E. Kline, received an injury in the course of his employment for which he filed a claim with the industrial insurance commission. The claim was disallowed and he appealed to the superior court, alleging that he had suffered a rupture known and classified iii surgery as a “permanent partial disability,” which had caused “permanent partial disability,” upon which issue was duly joined. After a trial upon the merits, the court made findings and conclusions to the effect that appel*366lant, while engaged in an extra-hazardous employment within the scope of the…