Thompson v. Collins

Respondent, an invitee in a car owned and driven by one Cysewslri, was injured by a collison with a car, owned by Ina W. Collins and driven by Frederick B. Collins, on a street in Seattle on the evening of June 30, 1924, while it was still daylight. The cars collided at a place where there is an extraordinarily wide triangular street intersection at the junction of Fairview avenue, running north and south, and Valley street, running east and west. The car in which respondent was riding, a Ford, was traveling easterly on Valley street approaching the intersection, "while the Collins car, a…