Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-06-17
MALONE FUNERAL
 THIS MORNING
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tie Rock, the large touring car of w. R. Kirby stalled and rolled backward down a 30-foot embankment, killing one and injuring the four other occu- pants of the car.
 The dead man was Robert E. Ma lone, of Pine Bluff, 48 years old, a we'll known planter of Jefferson county, whose neck was broken and head crushed. Held pinioned under the front seat of the overturned car, he died before released
 The injured are w. R. Kirby, of StaNles, sustaining @ fractured collar bone two ribs broken and disloca- tion of the right shoulder; Mrs. w. R. Kirby broken right wrist and numer ous bruises and cuts on face and head; Robert Mangum. II years old, bruised and cut; Robert Malone, ii years old, son of Robert Malone. slightly brus- ed. All four were taken to St. Vim cents Infirmary.
 Party En Route to Hot Springs.
 The accident occurred on the Sweet Home pike at 9:3O Sunday night, while the party were en route to Hot Springs from Pine Bluff Mr. Kirby, at the wheel of the big Stoddard-Day- ton car, was climbing the hill on sec ond speed, when the motor stalled. Knowing the danger of their position with the ravine directly behind them, MT. Kirby called to MT. Malone, who was riding beside him, to turn off the switch. MT. Malone answered that he was unfamiliar with the car, and Mrs. Kirby, standing up in the tonneau, at tempted to show him where the switch was. Then MT. Kirby threw in the clutch to shift into first speed, but before he could push forward the lev CT the big car, released from the re- straining engine, darted backward and, turning over as it fell, plunged down the 30-foot embankment into the ravne. When the car turned over, Mrs. Kirby and the boys were thrown out and landed clear of the wreckage, but the two men, on the front seat, were unable to clear themselves and were held underneath the heavy car.
 Men Caught Under Car.
 A party of fishermen reached the scene in few minutes, having run down the road when they saw the car go into the ditch. They cleared away the debris and found MT. Malone lying face down with the back of the front seat on his neck and were unable ta extricate him before crowbar and ax could be brought. MT. Kirby was imprisoned behind the battered steer ing wheel and was easily rescued.
 MT. Malone was released from un- der the car by cutting away the left fore-door and was laid upon the grass Dr. Reynolds was summoned from his home nearby and attempted to revive the unconscious man. He never regained consciousness and the l doctor was forced to turn his attention to the injured members of the party. The body of Mir. Malone was taken | to Ruebel's undertaking establish ment where it was removed to Pine Bluff Monday morning.
 Injured Taken to St. Vincent's.
 The other members of the ill-fated pleasure trip were taken to St. Vim cents Infirmary, where they were at tended by Drs c. R. Shinault and M. G. Daily. All retained consciousness during the dressing of their injuries.
 Mr. Malone was a native of Tuscum- bia, Ala, going to Memphis at the age of 20 and entering the cotton in- dustry, which has been his occu- patton since. He came to little Rock in 1895 as assistant manager of the Consumers Oil Company. Some ten years later he accepted position with the Dixie Oil Mill Company of Argenta. Later he moved to Pine Bluff, where at the time of his death he was engaged extensively in the cul- l
 tivation of cotton.
 Mir. Malone was manager of the Pine Bluff Cotton Oil Company until d short time ago when he resigned to attend to his plantation, which is one of the largest in Jefferson county.
 MT. Malone is survived by his wife and five children who live on East Sixth street. Pine Bluff.
 Mir Kirby is also planter. having a large plantation at Staples, where 1 he owns a mercantile business.
 None Injured Seriously.
 None of the injured of the party are thought to be injured seriously, and at late hour Monday morning Mr. Kirby had his collarbone set and was