Anderson v. Wheeler
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Mitchell, J. —
This cause of action, by John Anderson and wife against Thomas H. Wheeler and wife, arose out of a collision between their automobiles at the intersection of south First street and south Second street, in the city of Yakima. South First street runs southeasterly and northwesterly and is an arterial highway, and south Second street, not an arterial highway, runs south into, but not across, south First street. The junction of the two streets produces a triangular area wider, of course, across the north of it.
Anderson was driving his automobile northwesterly along the arterial…
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