STRUCK BY OUTLAW HORSE. ~ Former Cowboy Is Injured in Attempting to Quiet Animal.

July 24, 1909
STRUCK BY OUTLAW HORSE.

Former Cowboy Is Injured in
Attempting to Quiet Animal.

George Peterson, 435 Hardesty avenue, attempted to quiet an outlaw horse whch had gotten beyond control of his driver at the corner of Eighth street and Grand avenue yesterday afternoon and received a kick on the upper lip. The wound is not serious.

The horse, with its mate, was hitched to a delivery wagon when it became fractious and tangled the harness. The driver was compelled to loosen it from the wagon and then it furnished amusement for several hundred people. Peterson, who has had considerable experience with outlaw horses, grabbed the reins, but the animal reared and struck him on the face.