Goff v. Savage

-Appellant brought an action against respondent for damages, alleging that the latter had refused to sell appellant a soft drink at a soda fountain maintained by respondent in the city of Spokane, and for the reason that appellant is a negro. Upon the evidence introduced, the trial court found in accordance with the allegations of the complaint, but concluded that the business of respondent does not come within the provisions of what is known as the civil rights statute of this state and dismissed the action.

No authority is cited by appellant beyond the statute, and there is no appearance on…