Kendall v. Travelers' Protective Ass'n

From Multnomah: Robert Gr. Morrow, Judge. Statement by Mr. Justice Burnett. It is alleged and admitted that the defendant is a corporation engaged in fraternal insurance business and at the time of happenings named in the complaint the plaintiff was a member in good standing thereof. He avers: “That on or about the thirteenth day of November, 1914, a barber, while endeavoring to remove some ingrowing hairs, accidentally penetrated or broke the skin on the point of plaintiff’s chin, thereby causing an open wound, into which an infection was introduced, as a result of which plaintiff became ill…