Falkenstrom v. Department of Labor & Industries
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
— Olof Falkenstrom was employed by Preston Mill Company, a corporation, as a brakeman and loader in transporting logs to the mill, from August, 1906, until April 25, 1928. On the date last mentioned, while in the performance of his duties, he was struck across his face by a steel cable one-half inch in thickness. The cable struck him under his eyes, across the bridge of his nose (which was *76broken in two places), and across his cheek bones, his teeth also being injured. He lost blood from his head, his nose, and his ears. He was hospitalized for six or seven weeks, being treated by Dr. E. W.…
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