Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-03
,,oaoer ouigIey of studobaker
co, and Capt. Burbidge Go
Down Embankment.
7uRu OUT FOR TEAM TO PASS
nunn. Judge Hall and #. D. "a
victims of Second Mishap--
,oiuries Painful; Not Serious

r,ere we're two serious automooile
4 .,s,r,s Yesterday afternoon IN Which
1,s men we're injured one accident
l0"' ,,od al the mouth of Little Cot
sh'pp. CANYON. and the other in Big
Cottonwood canyon
n .hout o'clock yesterday afternoon
Q A, Quigley of the Stude-
II Manase, ,,nanv. accompanied by Cap
.AtaEel ,,Sn n. Burbidge, for 10 years a
'kialh Ju.'~ ~ the police department ana
lsmeIap'v, ,,, The inter- Mountain Detective
Nno" ,ook ride up Little Cotton
sagels,y. ,anyon IN one of the big Stude-
$wool n,achines, On the return trip
81 baheI ,rst team and in turning out To
sElnes .hc team pass. Mr. Quigley ran
ID ". ,,achine up an emhankment ana
81 ~ lne Ling so the wheels ran INTO a sandy
& w.. and the big machine turned
Iompletely over. captain bur9lusS
s. colnp Lro,,n 10 the ground, the side OF
4Ma VA o az striking his leg, fracturing the
s lne and dislocating the knee-cap.
49, w o,,ieley was pinned to the ground
MI' ~ suto and his head and face
srns into the dirt. Despite his severe
tI Gu.s CAPT. Burbidge heroically
l,yJ,grled to his feet and went to the
rssc1e OF Mr.. Quigley
II INJURED MEN PICKED UP.
RI shortly after the accident f. c.
Fl s,brarm came along In his auto and
Il s,anght the injured men to the city.
NV " s. Ellerbeck reached the scene
"A ~ tbe accident before the injured men
H .,artsa on the return trip and did all he
oonlS TO ease their sufferings Mr..
onigey received numerous cuts and
Sr,ises and was badly shaken up. Capt.
h snrbidre was the most seriously in
Il hred. Capt. Burbidge's leg was so
Il 6adN swollen it was Impossible to set
n tbe bones last night but the fracture
"a was reduced this morning after an ex-
a animation with the X-ray machine.
II cart. Burbidge is at his home, 242 north
a First West street and Mr.. Quigley is at
4 The Alta club.
4 THE SECOND MISHAP.
I About Is minutes afterr this accident
second auto mishap occurred in Big
XCottonwood canyon, two miles above
he Maxheld mine. The party consisted
! q James Dunn, Judge Hall and #. j.
4 Faban They were in Mr.. Dunn's big
steamer and were coasting down
Ithe canyon, Mr.. Dunn driving, when
tthe brakes refused TO work On one
Inside If the road there is steep
Eembankment and on the other cut
% feet deep. AS the big ma
chine gained in speed Mr. Dunn realized
that TO attempt to make the turn
Ein the road would throw the machine
Edown the embankment and he delib-
Etrately turned the auto up the hillside.
EThe auto was thrown back and turned
Ecompletely over. The occupants were
Ethrown violently TO the ground, but
fortunately none We're caught under the
HEAVY car. The machine was wrecked
snd the men received many cuts and
NHises, Mr. Fabian received a frac-
lie Of the left leg near the knee.
SAMARITAN PORTER.
Shortly after the accident Sam Porter
y the Kenyon hotel happened along In
4 buggy. He hurried 10 Murray after
|nkiug Fabian to a cabin two miles
down the road, and returned with DIR
III. d. Niles. Another automobile was
Secured and the three men FASTENED
Pack to the city. Fabian and Dunn
were taken to the Holy Cross hisnltal
/ and Judge Hall, whose injuries were
but slight, was taken to the Alta club
Dunn and Fabian were on their way
10 Brighton TO visit their daughters
|Dmn is superintendent of motive pow
r. for the o. S. L. and Fabian is vice
president Of the Improved Brick COM
|Iany