Day v. Becker

Appellant sued appellee for damages alleged to have accrued by reason of appellee, after showing her a tray of rings in his jewelry store, saying to her, in the presence of others: "There is a ring gone from this tray. You have stolen a ring; you are a thief." Appellee denied that he had used the language attributed to him, and a jury found in his behalf. Upon that verdict the judgment was rendered, and this appeal was perfected.

There is sufficient evidence to sustain the verdict of the jury.

The first assignment of error assails the action of the court in refusing to allow appellant to swear…