Dickson v. King

As is evident from the foregoing, this appeal is based upon a single assignment of error which challenges the propriety of the order sustaining the defendant’s motion for a new trial. January 1, 1932, at about 6 o’clock p. m., the plaintiff, as a nonpaying guest of the defendant, was riding in his automobile on a journey from the city of Portland through the town of Beaverton. When the car was near the city limits of Beaverton, proceeding along a thoroughfare known as the Canyon Road highway, and approaching the intersection of that highway with Cedar street, the headlights of a car operated…