Kleinschmidt v. Scribner

On November 3, 1931, appellant, driving his automobile on a rural highway about two miles south and west of the city of Ontario, and within the state of Oregon, struck respondent who was walking across said highway. Thereafter respondent brought this action for damages because of personal injuries alleged to have been sustained, alleging, among other things, that appellant was driving at a terrific and dangerous rate of speed, or about sixty miles per hour. From a judgment entered upon a verdict in favor of respondent and from an order denying appellant’s motion for new trial this appeal is…