Blazer v. Freedman

— Respondents, suing by guardians ad litem, on February 7, 1930, were, respectively, fifteen years past and seventeen years past, of age. They sue to recover damages for injuries occurring, in daylight, on February 7,1930, when riding as guests in a wreck ing car owned by appellants and driven by one Snn-rider, an employee of appellants. Tbe wrecking car collided with another automobile at the intersection of Nickerson street and west Dravus street, in Seattle.

Sunrider was directed to drive the wrecker to get a disabled car at 4119 Phinney avenue, Seattle, and tow it back to the place of…