Tombstone epitaph., 1921-02-20
ONE SERIOUSLY INJURED SEVERAL BRUISED RESULT
 SUNDAY AUTO CRASHES

Six automobile crashes was the
 toll of bad luck Sunday. the 18th. but
 resulted in serious injury to but one
 man, Iisman Carlisle. of Bisbee. whc
 was stii unconscious a, late hour
 last night at the C. & A. hospital af
 ter wreckins Sunday morning near
 Tombstone
 ! Mir. and Mrs. Carlyle were on their way f the Curtis flats country where the remains of some prehistoric ani-
 mals are being uneaItlied Carlisle
 was said 10 he driving at a moderate rate of speed but the machine skidded
 and went over the bank. turning over
 several times. Dr W NJ. Randolph
 happened to be driving behind the
 Carlisle's and he gave first aid to the
 injured man. Sheriff Joe Hood. was
 following and took Carlisle to the c.
 & A hospital in his car. Mrs. Car
 lisle was severely bruised but her in
 juries are not serious. Dr. x. C. Bledsoe. under whose charge Carlisle was placed, said iast night that he be- lieves that his patient will recover
 He said that he does not think that Carlisles skull is fractured.
 The Paige car driven by Carlisle is bady wrecked.
 \ party in car driven by J D. Taylor, attorney. had remarkable escape from injury Sunday when the car went over 20.foot bank at death curve on the road to Doug las. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Frank Wheel. CT and the two young sons of MT an Mrs. Hugh NJ. Gallagher were riding in the car as passengers. Taylor said that upon coming to the curve he met a Ford car that had been in a wreck earlier in the day and was being driy- en to Lowell for repairs. \ radius rod uu the Ford ear was broken. which caused it 10 steer badly and it swerved directly in front of car. forcing him to go over the bank After the fall the car was left standing on end at the foot of the bank. None of the occupants of the gar were seriously hurt. but all were bruised and scratched
 The ear that Taylor met belonged | 0 D. K. Spence, who said yesterday | hat he had turned it over on the NcNeal road early Sunday morning.
 Harley Cox. of Lowell. suffered ! fractured wrist Sunday afternoon shen the stripped Ford which he was Irving, with Mrs. Cox and two chil. ren as passengers. turned over on he road between Tombstone and Ben on. Mrs. Cox and the children were ruised and scretched but not seri- usly hurt. The car was righted and Cox drove it back to Bisbee.
 4 car driven by Mrs. Geo. Cobb nd containing members of the Le- iOn.Y basketball team that was on $ way to play the Un:yersiry of Ari- ' ,na. turned over Saturday afternoon n the road coming from Tucson. Be q des Mrs. Cobb, the car contained W. . Buck, II. Glendenning. J. B. Potter. | members of the team, and J. Me lay, student at the university, who as returning to Tucson from Bisbee. one of those in the car were seri. d isly hurt. Sunday evening. just after dusk. a ord and an Oldsmobile side-swiped l the TombstoneF Fairbank road near e Walnut Gulch crossing. The Oids- obile was being driven by W. R. Fer. U 'son. an emp,oye of the Apache N 'wder company. while the Ford was s cupied by Francisco Martinez and !" sister, who was driving the car. le wheel of the Ford was broken e' ,ile both lenders and running board u'
 the Oldsmobile were badly damag. '" . Poor lights on the Ford was said 'e
 have been the cause of the acci- ' nt.