Wood v. Washington Navigation Co.

This is an appeal from a judgment for plaintiffs entered in a personal injury action, tried to the court without a jury.

It was alleged in the complaint that the plaintiffs, after paying the regular fare for transportation to Point Defiance, drove their automobile on board the defendant’s ferry boat at Gig Harbor about seven o’clock on Christmas morning, 1938; that Mrs. Wood decided to go to the upper deck; that, while walking from the automobile to the door at the foot of the gangway, she fell and was severely injured, and:

“That the fall so experienced by the said Jessica Wood at said time…