Otter v. Department of Labor & Industries

In April, 1937, plaintiff sustained injuries while engaged in extrahazardous employment for the Snoqualmie Falls Lumber Company. He presented a claim for compensation to the department of labor and industries, which allowed him time loss for fifteen days, and then closed the claim as of June 10, 1937. The claim was reopened as of June 26th of that year. It was again closed as of January 10, 1938, with allowance by the supervisor for time loss to that date, and, on March 17th, he was given an award of three hundred dollars (ten degrees) for permanent partial disability.

Plaintiff filed a…