Keseleff V. Sunset Highway Motor Freight Co‪.‬

We have here, consolidated for purposes of trial and appeal, two actions growing out of a head-on collision between two trucks on the Sunset Highway within the limits of the town of Snoqualmie. One of the trucks was a heavy Fageol with trailer attached, operated by the Sunset Highway Motor Freight Company and driven by its employee, William Sherman. The other was a light Chevrolet, owned and  driven at the time by Hyman Goldberg, who was accompanied in the cab by an employee, respondent Theodore Keseleff. The Fageol truck was thirty-five feet long and the trailer about the same length. The trucks will hereafter be referred to respectively as the Sunset and the Goldberg. The collision occurred about 9:30 p. m. on October 23, 1934. The night was dark and the weather cloudy and rainy.