Graham v. State

The defendant was indicted and charged with the killing of Eggleston Dale by running against him with an automobile. The evidence for the state tended to prove a case of involuntary manslaughter of which defendant was convicted.

One of the circumstances sought to be proved by the state was that the defendant was, at the time of the accident, driving an automobile while intoxicated or drunk. One of the state’s witnesses offered to prove these facts was L. B. Pike, who testified: That he remembered about the collision in question; that it was about 9 o’clock at night; that he was traveling along…