El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-07-08
DR.. WARREN HAS
HIS ANKLE BROKEN
ClOudcroft Physician Is In
juredm Runaway; ElPasO
AUtoists Win Wager.

CIOudcrOft, n NJ. July S.-Dr- /. K.
Warren had his ankle broken in a run
away. accident When the accident oc-
Cured the doctor was on his way to
attend a very sick patient in Mountain
Park. He was driving a buggy. A
short distance down Haynes canyon,
near McRae's MILL the axle Of one Of
the wheels broke. This terrified the
horses and they started to run With
Dr. Warren was Chalmers Mcconnell
Mcconnell managed to jump from the
buggy, but before doctor Warren could
do so, the buggy turned turtle. he
was penned in by the top with his leg
caught The runaway horses must
have dragged the buggy in this position
about 100 yards before the top broke
off freeing the Imprisoned doctor his
clothing was badly torn, as the road is
exceedingly rocky. and his leg was
broken just above the ankle. Mcconnell
escaped with a number Of scratches He
went to the nearest phone and secured
another team to bring the injured ply
Slcian back TO ClOuucrOIL- AS DE- W ar
rem is the only physician here he had
to wait until DR.. j. r Gilbert could
arrive from AlamOgOrdO, Monday morn
ig AS DR.. Warren was attending all
of the sick babies who are getting well
in ClOudcrOft, the accident has caused
considerable anxiety among the cot
ragers, though it is expected that he
viii be able to attend to his office
duties in a few days.
Win bet. but Ruin Tires.
Frank HadlOck and Bob Moore are
500 TO the good and four tires to the
bad, .as a result OF q trip to ClOudcrOft
from Ell PaSO. The 800 is the result
of a bet made with FL PasOans that
HadlOck'S HupmObile 20 could not make
the trip. HadlOck and Moore viii spend
several days with Mr.. Hadlock's family
in Tut Hill cottage They made the
trip from Elephant Butte dam, though
the bet was 10 hold good only from
FL PaSO At the edge Of the white
sands, they met with an accident to
the water pipe In their radiator which
lost every drop of water, so they had
to run the machine 16 miles without
water, through the desert After re-
plenishinS their water supply in Ala
mOTOrdO, they mad a comparatively easy
trip Of il until after leaving Mountain
Park. The road from there on up to
ClOudcrOfU is very bad, full OF rocks,
and WashOuts make it exceedingly an
even, and by the time ClOuucrOIT was
reached the tires We're about torn to
pieces, though chains were used
Mrs. L A. Wright, VINO has been
spending a week in FL Paso, has re-
turned to her family, who are summer
ing in ClOudCrOfL Miss Ruth IOuart
accompanied her and viii visit for some
time.
Rev. Henry Easter was a passenger
on the Monday train and viii remain
with Mrs. Easter until the latter part
of the week
Mrs. Lamar Davis arrived Monday 70
spend the summer in her cottage, The
Vista" Members Of the house party
in her cottage have returned to FL PasO.
Mr.. and Mrs Rowland GlChrisu are
building cottage here 1t is located
near the PeticOlas summer home
VIII Make Inspection.
Frank W. POOleT, assistant district
forester from Albuquerque, is expected
soon at the Alamo forest service office
on an inspection tour. He VIII so over
the general work Of the service with
forest supervisor Balthis.
Forest ranger J. A Brubaker spent
short time in CIoudcrOft- Forest
ranger A. w. Bailey also was q visitor
here.
Miss Constance Pateman, who has
been recuperating in ClOUdcroft from
the effects of an operation, returned
to FL PasO Monday. She has been
spending the past two weeks as a
guest Of mrs. Henry Easter