Willis v. Standard Oil Co.

Dr. Daniel O. Willis claims of the Standard Oil Company of Louisiana the sum of $778.75, as the result of a collision between an automobile belonging to him called the Hudson and a large heavy truck belonging to the defendant. The plaintiff claims $578.75 of the, amount stated on account of damages alleged to have been done to his car in the collision and $200 as loss sustained as. a result of having been deprived of its use.

The collision occurred during the evening of February 2, 1929, on the principal street of the town of Leesville, La., called Third street. This street is also a state and…