Whipple v. Industrial Insurance Commission

On April 1, 1919, the appellant was injured while engaged in his duties as an employee of a shingle mill located in Lewis county, Washington. He made application to the industrial insurance commission for compensation under the workmen’s compensation act of this state. Ultimately the commission classified his injury as a permanent partial disability, and he was awarded the sum of $400, in addition to time lost.' Being dissatisfied with the award, he appealed to the superior court of Pierce county, where, after a hearing, the order of the commission was *342affirmed. He has appealed to this court…