White's Case

This case presents a question under the Workmen’s Compensation Law.

*106Narrowed down to specific details, in reference to the sequence of events the case is:

One Everett D. White, an employee of the assenting firm of W. E. Robinson & Son, sustained an industrial injury on the twenty-fourth day of January, 1924.

He was removed to an Houlton hospital, and there remained for longer than two months, when, following the amputation of his crushed leg, which to this time it had been hoped to save, he died.

• Though the injury was compensable, the injured man neither applied for nor received compensation,…