Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-12-02 | Page 3 | Industrial Board Action Sustained

INDUSTRIAL BOARD ACTION SUSTAINED DOISE. Idaho. Dec 3 In an opinion opin-ion hnnd.-d down yesterday b District judge Raymond i. (livens, the consti-1 tutloiiamx of tie woi krnen's eompen-j s..i:on act Is upheld and the judgment ol the iHte industrial accident board I was sustained in the case of Jerry i Ross a&uinst A. M. Boa), his employ- 1 cr and the Columbia Casualty com-i pany. Tne case was appealed from the i industrial aciaent board.' whiclt I awarded Rosa damages or approxi-niately approxi-niately SIVUO for an injury suffered! to his eye wnen no was working as n, carpenter on a building at Sixteenth and .Main streets, liolse. Whether or not the case will be carried to the supreme su-preme court on tne points of law involve.; in-volve.; has not been announced. Constitutionality of In. law wjs ut-tacked ut-tacked on the, ground tnat certain I amendments to the act were not prop- I rly passed and that the, law deprives the employer, wntnout due process of j law, of bis right to nae tne employes' claim against him tried by a jury Regarding Re-garding the first ground Of attack, the opinion or Judge lilvens says: "There is npi sufficient showing of the Irregularity Irreg-ularity or tne passage of the act before be-fore tne coon io justify it in holding the law unconstitutional on that ground."