Jordan v. Schantz

— The collision out of which this controversy arises occurred on state highway No. 2 within the corporate limits of the town of Columbus Junction, and near the western limits of the town and in a suburban district. It occurred at about 5:20 o’clock a. m. on the morning of November 8, 1933. Defendant’s truck was traveling in a westerly direction. Defendant and his wife were in the cab of the truck, the wife doing the driving*. It was dark and about an hour before sunrise. The defendant’s truck was without headlights. It was of the tractor-trailer type and was between 55 and 70 feet in length,…