Claimant did work by the day for the employer for a period of about a year, as a paperhanger and painter. The employer had a house which he desired completed without delay, and told claimant that if he would do the work on the following day, which was Sunday, he would pay him eight dollars. Claimant agreed; and while thus working was injured. The sole question raised by the appellants is that claimant was an independent contractor. Award unanimously affirmed, with costs to the State Industrial Board.