Twin City Coach Company v. Stewart, Administrator

Gtrippin Smith, Chief Justice.

Dewey Stewart, as administrator, sued to compensate damage occasioned when his daughter, Valeta, was killed in an automobile-bus collision April 22, 1944. The tragedy occurred on Midland Boulevard — connecting Port Smith and Van Burén.

Midland is a two-lane thoroughfare divided by a strip twenty-four inches wide. Each roadway is twenty-eight feet and five inches in width.

Appellant’s bus, driven by Bill Booth, had proceeded southwardly from Van Burén to Port Smith, making stops at intersections where passengers indicated an intention to get on or off. At a point…