P. E. Egland makes complaint that many persons on the road ignore the recognized road rules for automobiles and if this is persisted in will result in serious accidents. Mr. Egland says as he was coming to town in his car an automobile passed him at rapid speed on the right side, when the state law and all regulations require a car to pass another turning to the left. He says the driver failed to sound his horn and that he (Mr. Egland) had just started to turn to the right to avoid a mudhole, when the other car went by, narrowly missing striking him. Car drivers are warned that the law is plain on these subjects, that they must pass on the left when coming from behind and that they must sound the horn before attempting to pass another car.
M. B. Dallas reports the employment of a new salesman specializing on Dodge Brothers cars. The new salesman hasn't had a great deal of experience, but appears very capable. He arrived in Moscow April 16th, and weighs nine pounds.
Idaho Garage is Busy. 