Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1923-07-28 | Page 3 | Horse and Rider Land upon Auto

t HORSE AND RIDER LAND UPON AUTO ROOSEVELT July 28 George 28 George V Garland a tourist of o Asheville N C narrowly Injury re- re recently recently re recently when a horse hors l I leaped aped upon hIs automobile As heas he as ln driving his large tour lour tourIng tour Inc Ing car CRr Into Roosevelt Hoose from the lest est he was nas as suddenly approached bs b five fl lie e y luul men on horseback racing lat at n a high speed do down dorm n the road Mr Garland ark wr at ata ata ata a slow rate and tried M V avoid a collision with alth Ith the horsemen One horse being ridden by John Miller plunged into the car going direct direct- directly directly directly ly over the radiator and landing 0 oser er tho the hood and the front end of the car Ing the th rider on top of the auto aulo The horse cut Its throat a as It passed over the th after atter which its lis head passed through the windshield The horse horS was Injured n so ao se severely erel that It was necessary to shoot It Mr Jr Miller escaped with bruises and a a bad cut In his hi leg Mr Ir Garland estimates the th damage to the car amounts amount to nearly The accident happened on the th out out- outskirts out outskirts skirts of ot the tho city and the car was as driven en Into town on Its 0 own n power 00 00