Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-08

tbn trees. poles and standing vehicles.
r-se extreme care in passing street
ears when they are standing sim.
Never try 20 figure out what a pc
testrian or q driver of horse-drawn
vehicle is going to do. They will al
,ravs do what you don't expect Don't
lake il for granted they viii do what
they should.
Ear figures secure the names of all
me witnesses you can and report the
accident to the nearest police station
and to the automobile club.
should YOU sec an automobile fla
crantly violating the automobile law
or the city ordinance, take the number
Of the car and report at once TO tn
club.
Try and observe the city ordinances
and the automobile law TO the best Of
YOUR ability, however bad they might
be- They are laws ana must lie OBJ
served.
Drivers of Horse Drawn Vehicles.
Remember that automobiles have
equal rights on the streets and high
ways.
Don't turn ulckly across the street
without signalling or looking behind
YOU The automobile driver is not q
mind reader
Don't think because You have a
heavy wagon that the automobile will
get the worst of collision; have some
consideration for the ether fellow.
Don't drive q slow moving vehicle
i'm the center of the street; keep to
the right and allow faster-moying We
hicles 10 pass You.
Don't swear al the motorist who
1, 10
hind YOU: he does il TO warn you that
he IS going TO pass ANA so you wont
turn your horses into him and injuro
them
Dent drive on the wrong side Of the
street
Keep your lamp lighted az night and
placed so 81 shows in both directions
Give the automobiles half the road
they are entitled 90 IT,
The automobile driver will meet
you halfway Cooperation viii make
conditions better 1or 10th Of you.
Don't leave your horse standing IN
thc street nntledY an automobile
Nigh, come along, scare it ana cause
"a serious accident.
Itcmcnher Duat some day you may
be driving nm automobile instead Of
horse You Will be glad Of co-op.
omtlcn then
Don't compel an mtomobilist to pass
Won ON Che right You make him ylo-
late Che law ana possibly cause an ac-
cidenL Keep to the right
Traffic Officers
Pea, In mind that Automobiles are
human and are. i'm most part law
abiding citizens.
The automobiles wishes TO conform
with the laws and wishes to cooper
etc with you If he guesscs wrong
on Your signals once IN while, DON
hawl him out ana hold up other tfal'
Hc i2 40 IT,
Don moi ID an hulVin"plle "l'nu
rom one direction ana = street c3ll
from another ana theh blafhe the mo-
ioflAt lur lhe colhsloh or narrow 's-
cape, ne was VbeS ihE your oIuels.
Rememner Ahat you can aceoIlpiish
more ey being clNh ana peasant ~
the automobila driver IMAM by srull
and abusive measures
Because q motorlst might perhaps
unlnlenllonally' ulsresalu your slb,
nails once. don't nave II IN Tor MN ana
'hand 1t TO nm aiierWarus' May pe'
he did not mean H.
Remember mat u pleasant can down
VIII do more ana pIlns better IutuIe
results than an uIeenNielHdhS OF pIu-
ial one. ....
Bear In miro tnat motoilsl can
not watch You the pedestrian me
street cars and othef vehicles al the
same time. BE reasonable
Remember that a motorst driving
along at night with one light may be
trying to get home with disabled
lamp. lie can't leave his car in the
street. If an accident occurs, do not
take it for granted that the automobile
isl is to blame. find out what the
other fellow did.
NJ von seen an automobile driven al
fort,. miles nm hour through tha
strcets don't lot him 90 because YOU
can,t ratcb MIN rake his number
ana sc.ear oi1t n warrant The auto
,,obiio LIN viii bock Won nm.
Rem in mimi that traffic ordinances
ora ,,,,iicahlo to nh classes of yehi-
c 'iS don't discriminate and enforce
then, aeai,st Inc automobiles alone.
Rcmember maj courtesy pleasant