The Springdale news., 1915-06-04
AUTOMOBILE
 TURNS TURTLE

When the Ford roadster belonging to the Dodson-Renner Insurance Agency turned turtle near the home Of Will Delozler three miles west of Elm Springs Saturday afternoon, the first serious automobile accident for this section occurred.
 At the time the accident happened the car was being driven by Bert Watson, member of the firm who had been to Logan on business, and he was accompanied by his half brother, Henry Neill, who lived near Goshen. When the ear turned tur- tie MT NeiIl was caught under the machine, and falling on his face, his breast was crushed in such condi- ton that he died shortly afterward.
 The accident occurred az MT. Wat son and MT. NeiIl were returning home, occurring about 3::30, MT. Neill dying at the home Of Will DelHl T, where he was carried after the ac- cident at 432.
 Just what caused the car to get beyond control of Mr. Watson is hard to determine. He noticed the left radius rod was bent at Logan, and that the car was hard 10 steer, but thought he could make the trip home withuot mishap The accident occurred just Up the main traveled road from the Will Delozier home about three hundred yards, where the road makes a half right turn. MT. Watson was driving at slow speed, and when just starting down short incline the car sWeryed to the right, the right front wheel going up a high embankment, this turning the car over. Mr Watson was on the left side, and when the car started over he probably jumped, and escap- ed serious injury His left arm was badly scratched, and he was badly shaken. Mr. Neil1 was pinned under the left side Of the ear face down, and although Mr. Watson with super human strength lifted the car, the weight was toe great, and he was crushed.
 Parties living in the neighborhood hastened to answer the calls for hep from Mr Watson, and Mir. Neill was carried on a cot to the home of Will Delozier, where he died before medical aid could reach him. An examination showed the left leg broken just above the knee.
 Dr. J. E. Martin. Of this place was summoned to the scene immediate ly after the accident, and hurried there accompanied by the wife of the injured man, but he arrived ten minutes after the accident had claim ed i s victim.
 Henry F. Nein was a half-brother of MT. Watson. being a son of Mrs. A C.. Watson, Of Fayetteville, by a former marriage. Mr. and Mrs. Neill reside near Goshen, and were here 10 visit at the home Of Bert Watson, and Mir. Neal went out with Mir. Wat son more for the pleasure of the trip.
 The body was brought to Spring dale Saturday night, and taken to Goshen Sunday morning, where flu neral services were held late Sunday afternoon, conducted by Rev. A. l.. Cline. of this place, interment taking place in the Goshen cemetery.
 MT. Neil was a prosperous farmer in the Goshen neighborhood, and aside from his wife. and other rela- tiyes is survived by a daughter, Gladys, i2 years of age. They have the sympathy of Springdale citizens in their bereavement. Mir Watson slightly injured was able to be up and around, and while the accident was clearly unavoidable, he has the heartfelt sympathy of his many friends in this section over the sad