In accord with this, on the question of speeding, is the case of Rich v. Eldredge wherein it was held that proof that a car traveled 12 to 15 miles per hour would only justify a finding of 12 miles. Mehr v. Child, 90 Utah 348, 61 P.2d 624; Dern Inv. Co. v. Carbon County Land Co., 94 Utah 76, 75 P.2d 660; Spackman v. Benefit Ass'n of Ry. Employees, 97 Utah 91, 89 P.2d 490; Sumsion v. Streator-Smith, Inc., 103 Utah 44, 132 P.2d 680; Anderson v. Nixon, 104 Utah 262, 139 P.2d 216. Burnett v. Reyes, 118 Cal.App.2d Supp. 878, 256 P.2d 91, 93.

WOLFE, Justice. Writ of certiorari to the Industrial Commission to review a decision refusing compensation to Jean Spackman, widow of David H. Spackman. This same plaintiff obtained a verdict in the case of Spackman v. Beneficial Association of Railroad Employees, appealed to this court and reported in 89 P.2d 490, on an insurance policy. Much of the evidence given before the Industrial Commission was summarized in that opinion and reference is made to that opinion for general statement of the facts.