Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1913-05-20 | Page 4 | Car Jumps Track and Piles Wood in Many Directions

CAR JUMPS TRACK AND PILES WOOD WOODIN IN MANY DIRECTIONS There Is a l law w In ph physics that a moving inov ing body tends to keep to a straight line lino and th tha fact tact that this law under c certain conditions Is stronger than another law discovered by Sir Isaac Newton Is what perhaps saved caved the tho figure of ot m Young on eu the Pioneer monument for tor a severe shaking slInking slInk shake ing up yesterday afternoon through contact with a carload of 01 lumber Intended intended In- In tended for tor th the state capitol car of or lumber became restive at about 3 o'clock and stated merrily down town Gravity was at work and BO so o was the other law when the car hit the curve cure at Main and Second North streets ts At about the middle of ot the curve the car Jumped the track and lumber was scattered for tor a hundred f foet et around That Is about nil till the damage c to the feelings tee lings of the man who forgot to block tho the car