Lewis v. Bertero
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMillard, J.
On December 9, 1936, at approximately 4:46 p. m. (one-half hour after sunset), a southbound automobile owned and operated by Ben Hinderman collided on the highway between Hartford and Granite Falls with the rear of a southbound truck owned by Henry A. Bertero and Lewis Fasce, a copartnership doing business under the trade name of Everett Garden Company. At the time of the collision, an automobile operated by Wesley Kennaugh was towing the truck, of which the driver in charge was Henry A. Bertero.
Accompanying Ben Hinderman in the automobile operated by him were Ervin Lewis, Dewey Hinder-man,…
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