Zelinsky v. Howe

William Howe and two of his business associates went to southern Oregon in an automobile belonging to and driven by him. Walter Zelinsky accompanied them as a guest upon the invitation of Howe. Leaving Tacoma, they went to Portland the first day, and on the next day, at a sharp right-angle turn in the Pacific highway near Sutherlin, Oregon, Howe ran the automobile into a drainage ditch along the roadway, injuring each of the occupants of the car. The accident occurred shortly béfore noon March 29. Zelinsky, who was severely hurt, brought this action against Howe to recover damages alleged to…