Thomas v. Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Co.

On April 30, 1935, Lark Thomas, while in the employ of the Woodward Lumber Company, sustained an injury to his toe. On May 2, 1935, the employee stopped work and was treated by a physician, the .medical expense amounting to $4.50 being paid by the insurance carrier for the lumber company. On May 7, 1935, the employee returned to work. On July 1, 1936 (fourteen months after the date of the accident and-injury to the *435toe), the employee entered the hospital for treatment. On July 30, 1936, the employee’s right leg was amputated. On September 22, 1936 (approximately seventeen months after the…