Dumbolton v. Oregon Washington Railroad & Navigation Co.

East Marginal way, for some distance south of Spokane avenue, in the city of Seattle, is a wide north and south street, consisting of two twenty-foot strips of pavement on either side of an unpaved area. At the time of the accident hereinafter referred to, there was located, on East Marginal way, a switching' track, maintained by defendant Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company. At different places, branch switching tracks crossed the easterly pavement at an angle.

About eight o’clock on the morning of February 13, 1934, plaintiff, Charles J. Dumbolton, was driving his truck, which,…