Estill v. Berry

Boren avenue in the city of Seattle runs approximately north and south, and crosses Olive way at right angles. At about a quarter after five o’clock in the afternoon of December 24, 1934, Celia Estill, one of the plaintiffs in this action (who will hereinafter be referred to as though she were the sole party plaintiff), left the President Apartment Hotel, which is located on the south side of Olive way, half a block east of Boren avenue, and, with her friend, Miss Harriet Wilson, walked to a cafe, also located on the south side of Olive way, half a block to the west of Boren avenue.

Having…