Lloyd v. Mowery

Plaintiff J. D. Lloyd, defendant Charles H. Mowery and Amos Miller, residents of Yakima, were friends of long standing 1 and had for some time made it their practice to devote a portion of each year to a hunting trip. November 19, 1928, the three friends started for Tule Lake, -Oregon, to hunt wild geese, riding in an automobile owned and driven by defendant Mowery, the three jointly contributing to the expenses of the trip, defendant Mowery driving, Mr. Miller riding with him in the front seat, and plaintiff Lloyd occupying the back seat, the camping equipment being also in the rear portion…