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OREGON NEWS NOTES
OF GENERAL INTEREST f P S FHt F FAMILY
J Î â ï USE
T a OF l k THE
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Events Occurring Throughout
the State During the Past
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Hy WA1; TER K TOWKK 8 . A B ., J.Ü.. of the Michigan Bar
Mr Stowe waa County Clark o f Chria ' been employed in hia father’s store
iiioi ' ounty and poaaeaaed of a family but had been granted a holiday. He
-i'd an automobile. The car waa kept
decorated a steam machine, and with a
Apple Man Don't Agree
hy the father for the comfort and plea-
party of friends drove it about town
llood Itlver Although the deHa'.on | "Mr‘‘ of lhe ''« ‘ 're family. Son ami
without event, returning it to hia
of the llood Itlver applugrowiira la daughter had the right to uae the car
father's pri-rriisea. He went away for
niaaa meeting here, when repraaent* ■" 0,lBn “ ■ “ icy liked. The father
a time and In the meantime the daugh­
tlvoa were preaent from the nine dl- knew how to drive the car hut the
ter returned and le(t the electric on the
vlalona Into which (he «tatea of Idaho. *'On generally managed It. A h the
street in front of the store. Buck di­
Montana. Washington and Oregon had ,plrit
him Kobert Stowe, the rected an employe io take it in and
b' -h divided by the North Pacific die
lwok hi* sister riding, and often soon after left the store. Soon after
trlbutora, waa favorable t 0 the cen he ‘« « k hia mother with him. The rna- the son returned and seeing the ma­
tral dlalrlhutltig and aelllng ug.-m y or- chine wu* heed hy the family for the chine standing there invited a young
ganlzed laat full at Hpokunn. th« en- P*«»»«rw of the family. Kobert oper- lady friend to ride in it. He took her
tlre reaponalblllty of affiliation with 1,1,11
car with hia father’s per- home by the nearest route and on the
the distributor» was left to the board
and had the authority to use it way back Reynold's horse became
of director, of the Applegrowera' As- winn he wanted to. ami the daughter frightened ut the machine and an acci­
SocUUon. the reeantly formed com bin- ,'“ '1 " *'ke right.
dent and injury resulted.
atlon of local apple »ale. companlea.
Robert Stowe, who waa eighteen
This court held that even if the son
As lo Whether or not local fruit will V**1'* of age, waa a deputy in hia was negligent the father could not be
be shipped hy the dlstrthutora this father's office. Arriving at the office held responaible. It took tne view
year hang» on the concea»lon of the on® ‘‘ •y ami finding nothing to do he that the aon was using the machine
board of truwleea of tbe central ogeucy
without feeing hia father. In fact solely for hia own pleasure and con­
allowing the Weatern Oregon dlatrlcta ‘lu had not aeen him that morning a» venience and that it was in no sense
to have a main office ut llood Itlver
did not ariae for breakfast. He connected with his employment or with
Ihatcad of having all of the biialnesa went for the automobile of hia own hia father's business. The son was not
of the concern trunaacted at Spokane. volition and at hia own suggestion took acting for hia father and so the father
lit» mater ami other young ladiea out was not liable.
BIG PINE PLANT DESTROYED for a rid«. An accident resulted in In­ Daughters of course, are in the same
jury to one Morris, who sued the category as sons. Many cases have
Largsst of 91» Mill* Consumed When father.
decided that where a daughter has
Arc bp.rk Filet In Shavings
Now it la a general rule of law that general use of a machine and, using it
Hiiker The plant of the Baker a father is not "liable for the torts of
solely for her own purpose, negligently
Whit« Pine I.umber company w u to­ hia aon committed without hia knowl­
causes an injury she alone is liable, the
tally destroyed by fire Tbe lost la edge or authority, express or implied."
parent having no legal responsibility.
ritluiat.'d at from 1200,000 to 9250,000, If a child under age commit, a wrong
There is no general rule of law that
fully covered by Insurance.
injuring another while not acting under
a father who allows a child to go about
'I he fir« originated presumably from a parent's authority or control the
with any dangerous agency is liable for
a spark from an arc In lb« shavings parent is not legally liable in damages
resulting injury. When automobiles
room, adjoining th« boiler room Kn- to the injured party.
were a novelty persons injured by ma­
gin«-< r King was alone In the engine
But in the case stated above the chines driven by children sought to
return It waa between shifts He was Kentucky Court ruled that the father
fasten liability on the parent by claim­
bad!) Injured, lie stayed In the en­ waa liable and reqtred that he pay the
ing that they were a dangerous article
gine room to sound the whistle for the damages. It recognized the general
and a parent who allowed a child to be
alarm after the fire gained headway*
rule, but took the view that when a abroad with one should take the conse­
The entire plant. Including sawmill, father purchased a car for the uae of
quences. But the courts, generally,
a new dry kiln, the most modem In the family and the aon ¡a authorized to
refused to incline to this view.
eastern Oregon, was burned Tbe mill drive it for the family's pleasure, the
"The automobile ia nut a dangerous
was the largest, beet equipped and »on becomes the agent or servant of
most modern of the slz large mills the futher in driving the car and the device." says one judge. " I t ia an or­
dinary vehicle of pleasure and business.
operating here.
father ia responsible for the results of
It is no more dangerous than a team of
his negligence while so engaged. The
horses and a carriage; or a gun, or a
Schoontr Randolph Blown Ashore
element of service to the father here
sailboat, or a motor launch."
Gold Beach The gusollne schooner ieemej to
in the boy taking hia
But if the child is in any way serv­
Kandolph. loaded with supplies for the V|ater riding
ing the parent in operating the machine
Weddrrbum cannery. Is fast aground
This case may be an unfortunate the parent ia liable as for the acts of a
on the south spit of itogue river Th«
example us far as conveying an im­ servant while engaged upon the mas­
engine refused to work Just as the ve*
pression of the general law ia con­ ter’s business. The courts
t te r-
set was In the entrance of the river.
cerned, but when compared with other ally very ready to hold a parent liable
A salt was hoisted In an attempt to
cases it shows the confusion that exists where possible, and if there ia any
make It through the breakers, but a
in the law in Hxing the liability for | evidence that the child acted upon the
heavy wind blew her upon the beach.
such accidents. The automobile is a parent's suggestion, request or orders,
The cargo Is safe.
newcomer. Children very generally | was performing any errand or service
drive the father's car and cases of the for the parent, the parent will be held
Acquitted Upon Charge of Libel
responsibility of the father are con- 1 liable.
Portland Evidently not satisfied
A child being
liable
Massachusetts
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• | iaat » hst tinually
' arising.
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f l H B U i U B e i u i c case
u v } provides
) r u V i U c o n an
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I n « ) otid a reasonubU. doubt
for his own tort, may, of course, a -
example of the father’s liabili-
lortlaiid l «ll> S rW » «
ways be sued. But generally the child ty
thig case, ” said the judge in
and untruthful »heu It nntv
culled ('nmmta
ou y has no Pro^Hy
property and
and so
so damages
damages cannot
cannot renderinK the opinion that heW , .v,„
he
Judge Clwlon and . °
. I*e collected. Thus it is that the effort f sther liable, “ a father had bought an
slon«r Lightn«r "plain robbers
is usually ma«le to reach the father.
automobile for the general uae of his
January, the Jury In the libel case
The case stated above goes a long family. It waa registered in hia name,
against the -News, with Cleeton and
way from the general rule and moat but the only member of hia family li-
Llghtner bs pros*-cutlng witness«», re-
:ourts would probably hold that the censed to operate it waa hia minor aon,
turm-il a »erdlct of "not guilty.” Th«
aon waa operating the car for hia own and the machine never waa operated
jury waa out about six hours.
pur|toses outside hia father’s authority except by him. The defendant testified
and control and that the father had no in substance that hia wife had hia per-
INFATUATED MAN KILLS
liability for accidents resulting. Many mission to use the automobile whenever
cases of this kind have come before the she desired, without making any
Mrs. Fisher, 22. Meet* Untimely End;
; courts. The situation usually ia that special request for it and that he ex-
Husband Unabls to Rsacua Her.
the father owns a car that the son has |>ertcd his son to mind hia mother if she
Portland A bullet fired through general authority to operate whenever asked him to take her out with the car.
h«r tempi« by nn Infatuated lover en - ^ wiahea for hia own pleasures or The plaintiff was injured by a collision
«d th" life of Mrs Neo Maher, pretty [)Urp((#OT. When the son takes the car with it under circumstances which war­
and misguided, the tragic climax of ^ f or iomc purpose of hia own and ranted a finding that the son waa negli­
an "affair' with the man. who then ne^|i|^L.n(|y injures another the father gent on an afternoon when he was
allot h!m»Hf mid fell dead acroaa b«r
^„„erally held to have no legal re­ driving the car with big mother at her
body
sponaibility in the matter and recourse request. These facta warranted the
The man. K. W. Allen, a plumber,
^ hmj Bgain»t the aon alone,
inference that the son was then acting
working for the Portland Heating
^
uuc|, WHH a dealer in agricul­ in accordance with general instructions
company, had become crazed over her, tural implement», buggies and auto­ expressly or impliedly given by hia
a married »*m »n
He rushed luto mobiles in Davenport, Iowa. He deco­ father. The boy waa not running it
the house at 308 Montgomery street, rated an electric automobile belonging for any purpose of his own, but for the
where »be lived with her husband, ' to him for use in a parade, in which it convenience of hia mother and by her
dashed up the stairs and tato ber whs driven by hia daughter. After the express direction, for whose uae, in
outside the family at a stated compen­
sation it could not be contended ser­
iously that taking the wife out for an
afternoon call was not the business for
which he had been employed. I f in­
stead of hiring a stranger, tbe father
chose to have the same work performed
by hia minor aon, to whose time and
aervicea he waa entitled as a mutter of
law, it could be ruled as a matter of
law, that a jury might not find the
business to be that of tbe father. This
ia not a case of mere permissive use of
the father’s vehicle by the aon for hia
own pleasure.
Although the father
had no knowledge that on prior oc­
casions the wife had used the car, and
hia testimony of the purpose for which
it waa bought, and that it waa not cus­
tomary when the wife waa going on
errands with the automobile to ask hia
permission, were enough to support a
finding that the trip in question waa
authorized by him. The fact that the
aon waa the only person in the family
who could legally operate the car had
some tendency in that direction. The
ralation o f husband and wife ia such
that when the former has purchased an
automobile for family uae, a ride by
the wife in it with hia general permis­
sion ia not as matter of law the busi­
ness of the wife, but may be found to
be that of the husband."
The controlling question is " F o r what
purpose waa the child operating the
c a r? " I f the child waa running it for
hia own purported the father should not
be held liable; i f for a fam ily purpose
for which the father has legitim ately
responsible for on hia father’s buaineaa
then the father ia liable.
A chauffeur ia in much the position
o f a son aa far aa the ow ner’s liability
ia concerned. O f course, aa he ia hired
to run the car there ia more likely to
tie evidence that he waa about the
master|a buaineaa when an injury oc­
curred and so the master ia held liable.
But if a chauffeur takes a machine
without authorization, or even borrows
it for hia own pleasure and an accident
results that chauffeur alone ia general­
ly held liable where he waa not in any
sense engaged in hia maBter’a buaineaa.
O f course the chauffeur ia engaged on
hia master's buaineaa just aa truly
w hi'e going for the o^ner, or return­
ing to the garage, or testing the car
aa though the master be actually
preaent in the car. In either case the
master ia liable fo r hia servant's acts.
In this branch o f the law, as in all
others, it must be remembered that the
state legislature, may and frequently
does, pass some special statute impos­
ing a further or different liability on
various classes, which may vary the
general rules o f law.
(Copyright, 1913,by W alter K. Tow ers.)
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parade the machine was left standing common with the rest o f the fam ily it
Kor 20 minutes with the door baril- i
ffo||t of the father's store. The had been purchaaeu by hia father. I f
he kept
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- her there holding
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,. son. Emil Buck, had for some time the father had employed a chauffeur
with threats of death any who should
Interfere with hltn
He fired tbree
.hots at her husband. Jess Haber, who
I. working on the conetructlon of a .
new fire station ut Fourth and Monb
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had been summoned to save bis wife.
Timber Held Real Estate
Hillsboro The Injunction suit
Charles J Cowanlah. an ludUn'
stop the operation of the Keese mill. |
10 m ile, north of Hillsboro * « » won
by Cowanlah.
mill stands °n land
The
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ant. will abandon the laud after cu
ting the timber and that hi. .«curlty
I, Impaired. Interest attache* to
rose from the insanity chart« brought
against plaintiff by one of ,he op,r*\
r ' o f the mill. A. the bearing be
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was
Ida Kennedy did the talking f»r • •
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Christina »‘»bio odmine
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Montana had a * " 1 th*m
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