Lancaster v. St. Louis & S. F. Ry. Co.

FOSTER, C.

Jordan Lancaster, who had been employed by the Frisco Railway Company for about 11 years, was, on the 25th day of November, 1924, killed by a collison between one of the trains of the Frisco and a motor car operated by Lancaster, who was at the time a section foreman in charge of Frisco tracts between Scullin and Sulphur. The collision occurred some five miles east of Sul-phur while Lancaster, together with one Roy, was traveling east on a motor car, engaged in his regular duty as section foreman. The train was backing from Scullin to Sul-phur on its regular schedule, as it had been…