Whitley v. Wright Carriage Body Co.

Appellee, Jesse Whitley, a wood worker thirty-three years old, was injured while employed by appellant, Wright Carriage Body Company, in its factory at Mo-line, April 8,1910. He had been employed there about two months and had operated a bandsaw and worked with a boring machine prior to this injury, and on a few occasions had operated for a short time the ‘ ‘ sanding machine” on which he was injured. It was a combination machine and had both a revolving cylinder and a disc covered with sandpaper, against which wood was held to he finished. The disc was forty-two and three-fourths inches in…