116 Ark. 26 | Ark. | 1914
(after stating the facts).
In Millsaps v. Brogdon, 97 Ark. 469, the court said:
“The beggar on his crutches has the same right to the use of the streets of the city as has the rich man in his automobile. Each is bound to the exercise of ordinary care for his own safety and the prevention of injury to others in the use thereof.”
In Minor v. Mapes, 102 Ark. 354, the court said:
“ Auitomobilists and the drivers of other vehicles have the right to share the street with pedestrians, hut they must anticipate the presence of the latter and exercise reasonable care to avoid injuring them. Care must be exercised commensurate with the danger reasonably to be anticipated.”
It is so ordered.