Basil v. Pope

— At about 6:30 on the afternoon of April 2, 1926, the plaintiff was driving his automobile in an easterly direction on Duryea street, in the city of Raymond, Washington. At the same time, the defendants, Pope and wife, by their minor son, William Pope, were driving their automobile in the same direction, and attempted to drive ahead of the plaintiff, and on so doing, the two cars came into collision and were considerably damaged.

The plaintiff brought an action to recover for the damages to his car, alleging that the accident occurred within a street intersection, and was due to the…