Krogh v. Pemble

While crossing a street intersection in Kenne-wick, appellant was struck by respondent’s automobile and sued to recover his damage for the resulting injuries. All issues of respondent’s negligence were withdrawn, and the jury was instructed that appellant’s contributory negligence barred recovery unless respondent had the last clear chance to avoid the accident. Upon the verdict for respondent the action was dismissed, from which this appeal is taken.

The issue raised by five of the six assignments of error is whether the appellant was a jaywalker or was in the crosswalk; the answer to which…