Van Cello v. Clark

One Harvey Van Cello, plaintiff herein, was, December 30,1928, at approximately three o’clock in the afternoon, driving his Chrysler sedan down the hill leading to the easterly end of the Vantage Ferry bridge which crosses the Columbia river about thirty miles east of the city of Ellensburg. At the same time, defendant W. F. Clark was driving his Buick automobile up the hill from the river toward the town of Quincy. The road up the hill from the bridge head has been carved out of the rocky hillside, up which it winds, in many curves, at a steep grade. On defendant’s right, as he was driving…