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DAILY CATIT1L JOCBXAL. SALEM, CHEOPS, THVRSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1011.
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JUST RECEIVED
HANDSOME
TAILORED
COATS
FOR MISSES AND
WOMEN
PRICES FROM
$4.95 to $40.00
WOMEN'S SUITS FROM
$8.50 to $50.00
$0&
OREGON SUPREME COURT DECISIONS
Full Text Published bj Courtesy of F. A. Turner, Reporter of the
Supreme Court.
Gardner t. Kinney, Multnomah
County.
C. L. Gardner, respondent, v. Mar
shall J. Kiuney, appellant. Appeal
from the circuit court for Multnomah
sunty. The Hon. W. N. Gatens,
judge. Argued and submitted Sep
lember 12, 1911. 0. h. Matthews
iDimiek k Morehead and T. J. Clee
n, on brief) for respondent. E. B.
Beekman, for appellant- McBrlde, J.
pellant. McBrlde, J. Affirmed, con
ditionally. Decided, September 26, 1911.
The complaint alleges that on May
t. 1908, defendant employed plaintiff
to run a level and plot daji sites on
Marble creek in British Columbia.
Plaintiff was to complete tnis work
by October 1, 1908, and then make a
report, embodying the Information
sought, and turn It over to defen
dant; that plaintiff was to receive as
compensation $5 per day from May 4,'
Uf'8, until the work was completed,
md the report was tendered to de
Want, also all his necessary ex
penses, with authority to employ as
sistants, if necessary, to carry on the
ork, defendant agreeing to pay
plaintiff a sum equal to' the expenses
incurred for these purposes, and to
advance him money to meet such ex
penses as plaintiff might require;
Jat he continued in the employ of
Wendant for 129 days or until the
Mi of September, 1908, when he had
wished the work; that on September
" ne was directed by defendant to
"main on the ground for further in
fractions; that he remained until
January 4, 1910, when he returned to
Portland, and tendered to defendant
complete report of his labor and
jenses; that under the terms of the
jwtraet he was entitled to recover
fom defendant $1150 for labor; for
"leases, includine livine exDenses
money paid out for labor,
and
"'I. It), flit rif whnh afenant nnTTl
kfd and agreed to pay and upon
JH'ch he has only paid $550, leaving
'M the sum of $1171.75.
Defendant answered, pleading the
wwal issues as to the whole com
plaint, except as specifically admit
J. and set up the contract in the
wowing terms: "That on or about
2nd day of July, 1908, at Port
j.. Oregon, the defendant, induced
' and relying upon the representa
'5s of the plaintiff that he was a
Solent aad skilled surveyor and
civil engineer, employed the plaintiff
in his said capacity of surveyor and
civil engineer, to run a level from
Marble Cove, on Quatslno Sound,
Vancouver Island, B. C, up Marble
C"reek to Alice Lakes, a distance of
about five miles, to ascertain the fall
of Bald stream, and establish the
points thereon suitable for dams,
within a reasonable time, with in-
structions to enter an accoun: of his
work, including his field notes of
survey, and expenses daily, in a jour- ,
nal kept by him for that purpose, and
to make profiles showing the fall of j
said stream and cross sections at
points suitable for dams, and to for
ward copies of the entries in such i
Journal, together with such profiles,
from time to time, and by each week
ly mail, to the defendant at Port
land, Oregon, and to complete said
work as a competent and skillful
surveyor and civil engineer should,
and as soon as possible under the
circumstances, and in consideration
of such service, then and there prom
ised and agreed to advance in plain
tiff from time to time such sums of
money as he might require to defray
his necessary expenses while en
gaged in said Vork, and upon the
completion thereof and receipt of a
final satisfactory report to pay him
for such services at the rate of five
($5.00) dollars per day for the time
necessarily occupied by him in going
to and completing said work r.nd re
turning from and reporting the
same."
There was also a counter-claim
against plaintiff fcV the negligent
manner in which he performed the
work and for failure to make his re
port as required by the alleged con
tract. Upon the trial plaintiff testified,
among other things, that the contract
was made on May 4, 1908, but that
there was no time set for his depart
ure to Marble creek, although he un
derstood it was to be within a day or
two; that defendant delayed sending
him until July 1, 1908; that in a con
versation with Kinney, about this de
lay, Kinney said, "Of course, you
know I am paying demurrage on
this," and objected to his going away
on other employment, but finally con
sented to his going to southern Ore
gon for two weeks; that he employed
one Johnston at $3 per day to assist
him and agreed personally to pay
him; that the other expenses for boat
hire and provisions were purchased
upon his credit, Kinney not being
known there; that Johnston's bill
amounted to $210, of which plaintiff
has paid $36, leaving $183 still due;
i that he paid $284 for groceries and
incidentals and became personallv
; liable for $68.75 for boat hire, of
which he has paid $12.. Johnston
testified that he contracted person
ally with plaintiff, and did not look
to Kinney for his pay. Other facts
appear in the opinion.
McBrlde, J. The testimony in the
case is conflicting, and while the
court might be inclined to form a
vastly different conclusion from that
arrived at by the Jury, yet, so far as
there is any testimony to sustain it,
we are bound by their verdict as to
matters within the issues made bv
the pleadings. Plaintiffs origina'l
contract as he states, it, was to go to
Marble creek and run his levels and
return and make his report. He tes
tifies that, when the leveling was
done, defendant directed him to re
main there on the ground and that he
did so. pursuant to directions. Tak
ing this testimony as true, as we are
compelled to do after verdict, nnd
there being no new hiring or sugges
tion of a different employment at
lower wages, we must assume that
both were acting under the assump
tion that the directions given were
pursuant to the original contract, es
pecially as plaintiff had not returned
or made his report. Plaintiff had au
thority to employ assistance and
whether he abused that authority or
employed help unnecessarily was a
question of fact for the jury. John
ston's testimony on this trial would
estop him from claiming anything
from defendant in another suit, and
upon his statement of the case he
would have a good cause of action
against plaintiff.
"The principal cannot be held lia
ble where the other party, with full
knowledge as to who was the princi
pal, and with the power of choosing
between him and the agent, has dis
tinctly and unquestionably elected to
treat the agent alone as the party
liable." Mecham on Agencv, Sec.
696.
It was competent for plaintiff to
contract in his own name for the hire
of the boat and not having pledged
defendant's credit, we see no good
reason why he should not recover.
The court erred in submitting to
the jury the claim for 57 days' delay
It was not within the terms of the
contract, as stated, nor as testified to
by plaintiff- His compensation upon
the contract, as he states it, was to i
begin when he should start to Mar-1
ble creek. If Kinney agreed to com- j
pensate him for delay, this would '
constitute a new and separate con
tract. It could not be "demurrage"
in a technical sense, because that is
a term applied to compensation pro
vided in a marine contract for the
detention of a vessel. Taking the
word in the sense the parties proba
bly meant, it would only mean a rea
sonable compensation for the delay,
and the amount of such compensa
tion would be a subject for pleading
and proof. If, indeed, as stated, it
could give rise to any cause of .ac
tion whatever. But as the amount
erroneously allowed upon this item
is certain, we can require it to be re
mitted and affirm the judgment as to
the balance of the claim: Maekey v.
Olssen, 12 Or. 429; Fiore v. Ladd. 29
Or. 52S; Cochran v. Baker, 34 Or.
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It will be ordered, therefore, that
if plaintiff shall, within 30 days, ex
pressly remit the Bum of $2S5 from
the amount found due in the circuit
court, the judgment will be affirmed
as to the residue, but that, failing to
do this, the judgment will be re
versed. As defendant has been put
to the trouble and expense of an ap
peal, he will recover his costi in this
court In any event.
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Simply mix it as directed with sn ear syrup
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Used in more homos In the tj. S. and
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Whether the circuit court has Jur- :
Isdiction with relation to the said of j
liquor by the Bachelors' club, of
Woodburn, Is the question which is j
puzzling the present grand Jury i
making an investigation of the sub-
ject, and when it marches Into the
court room tomorrow afternoon and
submits a report covering its lnvee- I
tigatlons concerning the club It will
put the question up to Judge Kelly
for solution. I
Inferior Court Enjoined. j
The prohibition element is seeking '
to indict the officers of the Bache
lors club before the present grand
is now
in force against any criminal pro
ceedings being taken against the
club, under certain ordinances. In
the municipal court. After the club
had been raided, and its members
arrested, it brought a suit in the cir
cuit court biofore Judge Galloway to
have the ordinance under which the
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tne mime results, vine genuine is guaran
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send to The Pinex Co., Fort Wayne, Ind.
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Besides bnutifving the hair, one application of
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may do much harm. They may cause
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Constipation is often accompanied
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or cause inconvenience. If they do
not positively cure chronic or habit-
proceedings against the club under
them. The case Is now on appeal
to the supreme court, and, pending
a decision the "prohibition element
is powerless to put the municipal
i court In motion against the club.
Renews Avar in Circuit Court.
Determined, however, to put a
stop to the selling of liquor by the
club the element has renewed Us war
In the shnpe of grand jury proceed
ings, and 16 or more witnesses were
summoned before that body to tes
tify that the club was selling liquor
without a license. Then the ques
tion as to whether th circuit court
could exercise Jurisdiction over the
the
limits of an Incorporated city .bobbed
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an interpretation of the law,
,t.n l..J. Unl.l
lilt JUOftc until llini. me vntuii
court nns jurisdiction, it is preaioea
that Indictments against officers of
the club will be retvV"ne,d..
War Itegiin Last Spring.
The war on the club by the pro
hibition element of Woodburn be
gan last spring, and since then it has
been waged in the courts, and once
! found Its way into the governor's of
fice. The governor was asked to dis
solve the charter of the club on the
ground that it did not specify that
one of its purposes was to sell liquor
It being maintained that this was
such a concealment of a material
fact as comitltutpd fraud. Pursuant
to the governor's direction District
Attorney McNary inaugurated in the
circuit court such proceedings, and
Judgp Galloway held against his
contention. This suit is also on ap
peal before the supreme court.
Other Indictments.
"When the Jury makes its report
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Foster v. llyers, flitrkiinm County.
Anna Foster, appellant, v. Hattie
Myers, respondent, in the matter of
the petition for the custody of Lor
eta Hoag. Appeal from the circuit
court for Clackamas county. The
Hon. J. U. Campbell, judge. Argued
and submitted September 14. 1911.
William M. LaForce and (John H.
Stevenson on brief) for appellant.
Joseph E. Hedges, for respondent.
McBrlde, J. Affirmed.
Decided September 26, 1911.
Loreta Hoag. having been aban
doned by appellant, her mother, who
was unable to care for her, was,
upon the petition of respondent, duly
adjudged by the county court of
Clackamas county, sitting as judge
of the Juvenile court, to be an aban
doned child, having committed to the
custody of respondent. Subsequent
ly appellant, having re-married, ap
plied to the Judge of the county
court to have the custody of the
child given to her, which application
was denied. She appealed from this
order to the circuit court where a
motion was made to dismiss her ap
peal for the reason that no such
remedy is provided in the statute
from the decision of the Juvenile
court.
McBrlde, J. In our opinion chap
ter 34 of the laws of 1907 (L. O. L.
Sees. 4406 to 4424 inclusive), provid
ing for the creation of Juvenile
courts and prescribing the practice
therein, is, In bo far as It relates to
those subjects, complete in Itself and
the general statutes relating to ap
peals from the county courts have
application- Section 18 declares
that "This act shall be liberally con
strued to the end that Its purpose
may be carried out; to-wit: that the
care, custody and discipline of a
child shall approximate, as near as
may be, that which should be given
by its parents." This purpose would
be, to a great extent, frustrated if
the orders of the court in relation to
such care and custody could be in
terfered with, and delayed by appeals
by persons claiming to be interested.
No right of appeal having been pro
vided by the act, none exists as to
this proceeding.
Appellant, having defaulted in the
original proceedings taken to declare
the child dependent and abandoned,
ceased to havie any Tight to Its cus
tody and thereafter her legal rights
In regard. to It were no greater than
those of any other person who might
ask the court for leave to take the
child and care for It.
The Judgment of the circuit court
Is affirmed.
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Cheap Lots
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club matter it will also report upon
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a number of Indictments will be re
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Secretary Vradlo has already left
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THE LIKE, WITH OTHER STORES? Our Sanitary Jars should
appeal to every lady of the house as to their cleanliness In
handling foods that are most always found exposed to the dust
and contamination of dirty fin gore. Our store Is fitted out with
every modern Banltary contraption from a cooling refrigerator
down to a hickory spoon.
WE INVITE VOL TO INSPECT Til If I.KPAHT.MENT.
Home-made Mince Meat, IT) 15c
Heinz Midget Pickles, pint 25c
Hulnz Dill Pickles, doz..20c
Ripe Olives, pint ,. . . . . . . .25c
Heinz Cho Chow, pt . ...
Heinz Swtet Pickles, pt . .
Large stuffed Dills, each.
Queen Large Olives, pt .
All these Rellt-hes and Foods are kept In glass covered Jars,
,15c
,15c
,10
,30c
on
We forced the price on Pic Nic Hams down. 100
sale today ,12 1-2 cents- 50 Supreme Hams today
20c, 1000 pounds medium heavy bacon .today 18c.
"Trade at the live store" We can deliver the goods.
Roth Grocery Co.
STATE STREET