State Ex Rel. Byram v. Department of Public Works

Since December, 1924, Don D. Irwin, under contract with the publisher of the Morning Oregonian, has delivered that paper to local points along the highway between Oentralia and Hoquiam. He uses a Ford truck receiving the papers at Oentralia, making terminal deliveries to Grays Harbor destinations at about 6:00 o’clock A. M. In connection with his newspaper service between these points, he has been delivering butter from the Oentralia Creamery to logging camps along the route, has handled packages for farmers, his tonnage in that respect averaging about two hundred pounds per day. The route…