Bauer v. Tougaw

On a summer afternoon, while it was still broad daylight, Henry Oberts started from the city of Enumclaw to the city of Seattle, driving an automobile. The appellant was on the right-hand side of the rear seat, and next to him sat another passenger, and to the driver’s right, on the front seat, was a third passenger. The automobile came into collision with the rear end of a truck, on the twenty-two feet paved highway, under such circumstances as convinced the jury that Oberts was driving his car in a very careless *655and reckless manner. Upon the return of the verdict in favor of the respondents…