Hiteshue v. Robinson

— During the month of September, 1931, plaintiffs resided at the southwest corner of Broadway and south Fourth street, Tacoma. At about a quarter after eight o’clock on the evening of September 8, plaintiff Etta Hiteshue started to walk from her home easterly across Broadway, and, while crossing the street, was struck by defendants’ automobile, driven by defendant Dana T. Robinson. The night was clear and the street lights were on, the pavement was dry, and automobiles were parked along each side of the street. Broadway is a paved street, bearing the rails of a single street car track in the…