Coca Cola Bottling Co. v. Shipp

Appellee is a traveling salesman, selling oil and gas in the vicinity of Little Rock. He took orders for his wares, and in some cases made deliveries, in doing which he drove a Ford roadster. On August 18, 1925, he had been to Carlisle and Lonoke, in which last named town he arrived about 10:30 P.M., where he remained, eating supper until about midnight, after which he started to Little Rock, his home and headquarters. In doing this it was necessary for him to drive through the city of North Little Rock, where he arrived shortly after 1 A.M. He reached East Third Street in that city, which is…