State v. Woodward

About 5 o’clock in the afternoon of June 28, 1936, Evelyn Harmon arrived in Moscow from Lewiston. Appellant had previously made arrangements to take her from Moscow to Rockford, Washington, where her family resided. While the two were in a restaurant in Moscow Miss Harmon slipped out, took appellant’s car and was gone about an hour. When she returned she again went into the restaurant and appellant sat outside in the car and waited for her. About 7:30 P. M. Woodrow Spray, complaining witness in this case, and a nephew of appellant, drove up with his wife and a Mr. Hoke. In conversing with the…