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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
-FOUR HORSES
WELL BACKED
InvictuS, FreeSias, Position
and Helgerson All Have
Admirers at Ascot Park

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 21.-The
fourth race at Ascot to-day, over the
Brooks course, was the best of the
card. Four horses went to the post
equal favorites, Invictus, Freesias,
Helgerson and Position. Invictus
proved the best and won by a head
from Buglehorn at 10 to l, with
Freesias third.
The tWo-year- event developed a
good sprinter in Sunfre, which ran
three and a half furlongS in :42, and
won easily. Counterpoise, the favor
itc in the last race, broke down in the
stretch and stopped entirely, being ap-
parently hopelessly disabled. Weather
clear, track fast. Summary:
First race. short course. teeplechase-Deci-
mo. 162 Fulks) TO 2, won; Flea, 165 (Sulli-
van) to l, second; Allegiance, 147 (Dayton)
. to ?. third Time, 3:o5. DR.. Long. Suave
and Jim BoZeman also ran. Allegiance and
Suave coupled in the betting.
Second race, three and half furlongs-
10 OBookerl, 13 TO 2, second; Cello III Ful-
ler), 20 to l. third. Time. :42. K F, Bill
Pierce, Royal Income, Astral, Lizaro, Howell
Waters. Prince Of Coins and Desmages also
ran
Third race-Five and a half furlongs-E. NJ.
Britain, 109 (Fuller), to 8, won; Borghesi,
los CIV. MiIIerl. even, second; Lustig, 1os
Dugan), 20 to /, third. Time, 1:07. Isabute
Nellie May, Ethel Brecht, Frank Mayo and
Fourth race. Brooks course-Invictus, 90 q.
Kelly, TO 2, won; Buglehorn. LOG CMcBride)
10 TO ]. second; Freesias. 100 (McDanieD. 5
to /, third. Time 2:O41. Helgerson, Club,
Ripper and Position also ran.
Fifth race. seven furlongs, selling-Cotillion
80 (McDanieD, A to 5, won; King Thorpe, 100
CHerberD 13 to 8. second: Maggie Mackey,
80 (Moriarity), TO 1. third. Time, 1:2SA.
Hersain, Plotter. Lady Ninora and Spring
Leaf also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Bailey, So
CMoriarity), TO 2. won; Dixelle, 81 Dorsey,
10 to l, second; Bell Dixon, 81 (Miller), IL to
2. third. Time, 1:42%. Albert Enright
Ulloa, Landseer, Namtor, Prince Palatine,
Anirad. Hindoo Princess and Counterpoise also
ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
THREE INDICTMENTS
FOR LAND FRAUDS
federaI Grand Jury Presents Charges
OF Subornatfon Against Miller,
Kfncart and BOren.

The Federal Grand Jury completed
Its labors yesterday in the land and
TIMBER frauds in the Redding district
and presented an indictment against
Harry w. Miller, Frank E. Kincart
and William III. Boren, charging them
legged that they suborned and instigat-
ed. John M. Layton. Emma Martin,
John G. Martin, John w. Campbell
and Jesse Stump to swear falsely on
November IA, 1904, in their applica-
tions before the land register.
1t is alleged further that the appli-
cants before making oaths had en-
tered into contracts for the sale of the
tracts to the Washington Mill and
Lumber Company. The tracts claimed
were portions of sections 2, 8 and "a.
in township 80 north, range s west.
Miller is under indictment by the
United States Grand Jury of Oregon
for a similar offense. alleged to have
committed in that State. Kincart is
under arrest in Portland, and Boren
Is in the hands Of the United States
Marshal of this district.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Tennis Club Officials Meet.

Two meetings were held at the Cal
lfornla Tennis Club last night One
was the regular monthly meeting OF
the board of directors and the other
tournament committee meeting to
arrange for to-day's handicap doubles
tournament. The principal business
transacted by the directors was the
adoption of the set of bylaws sub
m1tted to the members a month ago.
The only clause that met with oppo-
sluon was that in relation to the play
ing of schoolboys Saturday afternoons.
Ihe directors present were w. S.
MacGavin, Grant Smith, c. G. Kuehn,
DR.. Noble and DR.. Lovegrove. F. S.
Mitchell and DR.. Hill were absent.
The tournament committee decided
to leave the entries for to-day's tourn-
ament open until $50 this morning.
AT that time the handicaps will be ar
ranged and the drawing held.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22

With the prospects of perfect wealth
er conditions to-day the devotees of
outdoor sports and pastimes will have
a wide choice as to how and where
they will go holiday making.
Over at the Emeryville race course
Of the New California Jockey Club the
California Derby. one of the classics of
the Western turf, will be the feature
of the days card. The best three-year-
olds in training will go into the hands
of Starter Dick Dwyer.
The glories of Ingleside race course
Will be revived In the name or sweet
charity this afternoon when the Cali
fornia Polo and Pony Racing Associa-
ton will promote meeting or which
the California Women's Hospital and
the Armitage Orphanage will be the
worthy beneficiaries. There are six
races on the card in which the minia-
ture thoroughbreds will start Chief
interest centers in the two-mile steeple-
chase through the field. The horses
entered with their riders are:
John Lawson's Vanity Cyril Tobin).
C. W. Clark's Sweet May Frank Skinner).
F. j. Carolan's Quedada (E. J. Coleman)
F. j. Carolan's Spectator IF. j. Carolan)
The Ingleside track has been placed
in the best possible condition and the
picturesque course never lOOk6Q DcllcI
than it will to-day when 1t will be
graced by smartly gowned women and
their we'll groomed escorts. A special
race train will leave Third and Town
send streets at 1880 o'clock, returning
after the last race.
Major j. L. Rathbone will be the
presiding steward, his associates being
II. T. Scott and j. d. Grant. r. z.
de B. Lopez will act as judge, with
Richard Havey starter; w. d. Randall.
timer; d. W. Donnelly, clerk Of the
scales, and Robert Leighton, clerk Of
the course.
The benefit for Jim Mcdonald, the
popular baseball umpire, at Recreation
Park promises to be great affair. The
sport will open at 2 p. m. with boxing
bouts on the field between Joe Cans
and frankie Neil and Jimmy Britt and
Sam Berger. Eddie Graney viii referee.
The baseball teams which will play at
2:30 will be star aggregations- The
pitchers on one team Will include Joe
Corbett, Carter and Nagle. Opposed
to them will be Overall, the ex-uni-
versity athlete; Fireman" Fitzpatrick.
Schmidt and Goodwin. Charley Geg-
gus and Mike Fisher will umpire. This
alone should be worth the price of ad-
mission Three well known umpires,
Jack O'Connell, Rube Levy and Jack
Mccarthy, will sell peanuts and pro-
grammes to help swell the fund Tor
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
SEEK EXHIBITS
FOR BIG SHOW
Officials Are Securing the
State for Specimens of
Rare Birds and Animals

The California Fish Commission has
in its possession a wicker fish trap
formerly used by Indians and seized
through it's Illicit usage. II Is an in
genious contrivance and will form one
of the exhibits at the sportsmens
show of the Forest, Fish and Game
Association in Mechanics Pavilion
during the first two weeks OF April.
Previous to the placing Of the fish
trap among the thousands OF interest
ing objects that will fill the exposi-
ton building 1T will serve a purpose
in the capture Of members Of the
finny tribe First Of all 1t will take
a goodly number of salmon from the
Klamath River, where the fish are
running at the present time. Then it
will be moved to other streams to en-
snare variety of fresh water fish,
permission having been granted BY
the authorities for the capture of
such specimens as may be desired.
Theodore Kytka, chairman Of the
game committee, is securing the State
for additions to his wild animal show.
He wants anything from rabbit to a
buffalo and is willing to pay for such
animals as may be of service, as he
hopes TO make this particular part of
the affair a decided feature. DIR. F
w. d Evelyn OF the bird committee IS
making a similar offer for good speci-
mems of the feathered tribe. 1t is es-
pecially desired that communication
be sent at once by all those having ex-
hibits in their possession so that prop
er arrangements may be made for
their transportation.
A special appeal will be made BY
President William Greer Harrison for
additional funds to meet current ex-
penses, the same to be refunded to
donors contingent upon the success OF
the exhibition. Checks of any size
will be gladly received on this under
standing and the plea Is intended for
all that have the good future Of Cal
ifornia's natural advantages at heart.
Associate members are also being
sought. the expense being $40. which
fee entities the holder to a season
ticket as well as ten single admissions
for the opening night, when no other
tickets will be sold.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Handicap for Right Royal.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 21.-crescent city
racing results
First race, one mile-Conundrum won, Glad
iator second. Arachne third. Time, 1:51 2-5.
Ogontz seeond, Safeguard third Time 1:21
Third race. six furlongs-Flying Charcoal
won. Belle Of Portland second. Dusky third.
Time, 1:20.
Fourth race, handicap, six furlongs-Right
Royal won, Jake Sanders second, Dapple Gold
third. Time 1:19.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-Song
and Wine won, Charlie Dixon second Mata-
dor third Time. 1:12
Sixth race and a sixteenth miles-Rain-
land won, Barkelmore second, Merry Acrobat
third. Time, 1:bs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
PAINTER SUES THE TRADES
COUNCIL FOR INJUNCTION
hcious Reports About His Obli-
CATION to Union.

C. e. Russell, painting contractor.
yesterday sued for $1,000 damages and
an injunction to prevent the officers
and members Of the Building Trades
Council from maliciously circulating
the report that he has violated an OBJ
legation to the council and the Paint
ers', Decorators and Paperhangers'
Union. His complaint Is a long one
and recites the purposes of the Trades
Council and it's affiliated unions, fifty
or more of which he names. He de-
clares that P. H. Mccarthy, president
of the council, and it's other officers
and representatives have told his en-
pIoyes and various building contrac-
tors that he Is indebted to the council
and the Painters Union for $3.50. He
denies the obligation and says that
unless the defendants are restrained
they will enter the various buildings
upon which he is working and inn
pede the labor of his men by talking
to them He refers particularly to the
union agitation in a certain building
on Church street, near Twenty-sec-
ond, in which he has the painting
contract. RusselPs attorneys are
Lewis & Royce.
The Bill-Posters' Union No. 35 met
Monday night and elected the follow
ing officers: President. A. A. Binchi:
vice president, Joseph Corcoran; sec
retary, John j. Moore; treasurer, A.
Lane; sergeant-at-arms, H. Mans
field; trustees, z. B. Reilly, William
Hathaway, Fred Forsyth.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
INDOOR MEET
IS PROMISING
Athletes in Training for
Events at the Young
Mems Christian Association

The indoor athletic championships
which will be held next week in the
gymnasium of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association have attracted an en-
try of more than 100 different per-
formers. The competitions include
running, jumping, pole vaulting, shot
putting, wrestling, rope climbing and
other events. The following athletes
have entered:
Young Mems Christian Associstion-W. s.
Adams w. c. Alvarez George Berliner. w.
f. c. Bonifeld, I. A. Bonner. 5. h Bressi,
J. w. Callnon A. Camper. r. T. Deckelman.
tin Hamburger, Bert Haute. H. w. Hogan, j..
F. Leere A E Mckay, Leonard Meyer. R.
A. Murray. William Nolan. Knight Pierson.
j. F. Schou D. Trowbridge. o. r. Tyler, Otto
Wallhsch, Bert Williams. P. H Wilson. P. A.
Lick Sehool-George Bromley l. Doane. r.
E. Dodson. w. Heitmuller. g. Howson. z.
Mayes. w. Mel, G. Miller, F. c. Mounen. z
A. O'Connor, B. Schmidt. L. N thomson D.
w Walker Jr
Lowell High School-H. H. MaundreIl.
George Makinson and relay team from the fol-
lak Blake Makinson Armuth. Osborn, Ke-
nealey, Read and Lang.
Polytechnic High Sehool-F. p. Corcoran
l. W. Kemp and T. B. Smith.
Oakland High School-T. L. Coyne L.
Mcnamara, NJ. G. richardson. H w. Sites.
H. NJ Walker. ]. NJ Salinger.
San Francisco Turn vereinzoscar Busse.
Henry Campo A. E. Hanson. Wehner Koch
w. L. RUNE, Carl frost, Ernest frost. Fred
Attinger Jr.
Brooklyn Athletic C1ub-E A Hillard. W.
P. Kennedy. A. Laskie G. A. Mcguire
Vampire Football Club-A. A. Glarner. ID.
NJ. Lees. r. s. Weaver.
Mission Branch Y. NJ. c. A-George T.
Shaw Jr.
Telegraph Hill Boys C1ub-R- J. GIL.
Hebrew Young Mems Associations. e.
Welfield-
Reliance Athletic Club-L. s. Carter. c.
Claudius, P. H. Hess, II. J. Irwin. c. W.
Johansen. Victor Ligda, Lee Rowland. George
Wiley A Norton.
Unattached-J. E. Stanton. J. Could
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
WARM SPELL HELPS BOXERS
REDUCE THEIR WEIGHT.
CORBETT AND NELSON INDULGE
IN SOME EXCITING GLOVE WORK

no lightweight it is more difficult for
him to get around.
Corbett, accompanied by Joe Cans.
logged around VOLTS hill in the morn
ing, covering in all about fourteen
miles. The perspiration rolled from
him, but his breathing was not visibly
affected.
In the afternoon many friends WIS.,
tied the camp to watch him work.
Among those present were Jack
Welch, Barney Bernard and Tim Nc
Grath. The boys insisted on calling
Bernard Murphy" and out Of respect
TO him both Corbett and Cans donned
green tights.
Corbett started the afternoons work
by punching the bag for fifteen min
utes without taking a rest. The regu-
lation work was then gone through
and Corbett and Joe hooked UP for
six rounds. The bout was a whirlwind
affair and if small gloves were used
a. knockout would surely have taken
place. The pair didn't seem to mind
the hard ones, though, and both took
them good naturedly.
Corbett then donned a bath robe and
spent fifteen minutes more doing gym
nasium stunts.
There is a quiet but determined
struggle in progress for the March
boxing permit, which will probably be
awarded by the Supervisors Police
Committee at its meeting tomorrow.
The principal contenders for the sane
ton are Morris Levy and Alex Greg
gains on one side and Jimmy Coffroth
On the other.
The promoters have been busy seek
ing a match, with the result that Mel
son has agreed to fight Britt in March
before Coffroth's club. If he defeats
Corbett The latter is under certain
obligations to Morris Levy and he has
agreed TO fight before the club the lat
ter designates.
This will make pretty complica-
ton, as the various agreements are at
cross purposes. If Nelson wins and
Greggains gets the permit, the nego-
tiations will all have to be gone over
again. If Corbett wins and Coffroth
gets the permit the latter will have
to negotiate with Morris Levy for Cor
belts services.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Racing at Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 21.-Oaklawn
racing results:
First race, three and half furlongs-Quinn
Brady won, Peter the Great second, Never
Seen third Time, :4S 3-6.
Second race five and q half furlongs-Miss
Connell won, Infiammable second, But Well
third Time, 1:19 As.
Third race, mile-Toscan won, Gus
Heidorn second, Turrandol third. Time,
1:57 1-5.
Fourth race, three MISUNDERSTANDING won.
Lady Charade second, Ninna Baker third
Time, 40 3-5.
Fifth race, five and half furiongs-Platoon
won, voltaire second, Orchestra third. Time,
1:1o 3-6.
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles-Nam-
eod won. Memphian second. Proceeds third.
Time 2:13 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22

The weather conditions in Marin
County were favorable for the boxers
making weight yesterday and Young
Corbett and Battling Nelson worked
like troopers at their respective train
ing camps.
The people were sweltering at Mel
sons quarters at Larkspur, and when
the Dane mounted the scales after his
strenuous days work 1t was found he
had lost two pounds and a half.
Nelson's trainers were immensely
pleased. as this brings the Battler
down to 1851 pounds.
The proposition Of making 13o
pounds. which has worried Manager
Billy Nolan for the past week, is now
considered easy going.
Nelson put in an extra hard days
work. He was up at daylight and
took walk through Baltimore Can
yon before breakfast. At $50 he
donned his road attire and logged
nearly twelve miles. In the after
noon more than an hour was spent in
the gymnasium. Bat went through
all his exercises and boxed a couple Of
rounds each with Fred Landers and
Bonner is rather a scientific boxer
and he made quit9 an impression on
the ladies present
All hands then made q rush for
the Escalle baths. where swimming
and rowing were INDUCED in for an
hour.
This being a holiday large crowd
is expected at the camp and Smiling
Metzner viii do everything in his
power to accommodate Nelson's many
admirers.
Camp Corbett at Billy Shannon's
villa near San Rafael was a busy
place, as the little Denverite was up
with the birds and gave his trainers
no rest until late in the afternoon.
The activity displayed by him is
surprising, and when evening ap-
preached Trainer Mcdonald was well
nigh exhausted. He is at COrbetts
heels all day for fear some accident
may befall his charge, and as he is
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Csty Park Racing Results.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 21.-Cty Park rae
ing results:
First race, six Acknowledgment won.
20 2-B
Second race, one mile-Saladin won, Bail
second, Lou NJ third. Time, / 80.
Third race. five furlongs-Savir Fire won
Yorkshire Lad second John Lyle third. Time,
1:05 Is.
Fourth race, one mile-Rightful won. Bes-
sic Nc second Togo third. Time, 1:bO rs
Fifth race, one and eighth miles-Chan-
ley won, The Hebrew second Renorse third
Time, 2:05 8-6.
Sixth race, six furiongs-Benmora won. Sid
Silver second, Midnight Minstrel third. Time.
1:lS S-b
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
WOMEN COMPETE
ON GOLF LINKS
Mrs. Miller and Miss Carroll
Win a Silver Cup Apiece
in a Handicap Contest

-Four couples took part in the
Women's Foursomes, over eighteen
holes, medal play. yesterday on the
course Of the San Francisco Golf and
Country Club.
Mrs. w. G. Miller and Miss Carroll,
handicap IA, won with a gross score
of III and a net score Of 1O3. Miss
Chesebrough and Mrs. Leroy Nickel
were second with a net score of 100.
Mrs. Miller and Miss Carroll each re-
ceived silver cup. The course was
IN good condition, being covered with
fine turf and having dried since the
rain Of Saturday night. The details
Of the play are given in the table:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Cardinal Men in Joint Meet.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 21.
Manager Barrett, who has for some
time been negotiating with the Uni
versity of Southern California for a
track meet, has completed arrange
ments for q contest to be held on
March IL. The southern team is to
consist of twelve men. According to
the agreements made each team will
only be allowed to enter three men in
each event. This should prove one of
the most closely contested meets of
the season, as the southern college
has some exceptionally good men, in
Guiding fast sprfnter and a broad
jumper, who will hurry the men rep
resenting the cardinal
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Gazote Brings Good Price.

CHICAGO, Feb. 21.-Gazote, 2:16K,
brought the top price at the opening
day of the trotting horse sale at the
stock yards. Most of the horses sold
were from the stable of the late d. w.
Brenneman. There were forty head in
the consignment, the average price
per head being $3.50. The best sales
follow:
Gazote, 2:16A, br. h., 8, by Nozote-
Lulu Wilkes by George Wilkes-G.
Reusens, New York, 5000; High
wood, 2:211a, br. h., by Nutwood-
Dalphine by Harold-W. A. Williams.
Kansas City, Mo-, $4,000; Chimere, bl.
f., 4, by Chimes-Darkness by NAM
brino King-W. H. Wilmington, Deca-
tur, ILL.,, $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22

PONY RACING AND BASEBALL
FOR SWEET CHARITY.
CONDITIONS SEEM FAVORABLE
FOR INTERESTING COMPETITIONS

Jim Mcdonald. The Los Angeles peO-
pie will give him a benefit next Sunday
when the pick of the Eastern players
wintering there will meet the men of
this coast.
The trapshooting season will be
opened to-day on the Ingleside grounds
by a meeting under the joint auspices
OF the Union and Golden Gate Gun
Clubs. Among the competitors will be
A j. Webb. z. Holling. j. Bradrick.
Otto Feudner ID. Daniels. Edward
Donohoe, w. ]. Golcher, r. Norgrove.
T. Lewis, w. S. Wattles. Edgar Fors-
ter and r. c. Reed. The shooting will
commence at 10 o'clock
The men of the San Francisco Golf
and Country Club will take part In an
elghteen-hole handicap. medal play. on
the Preside course. Play will begin at
10 O'Clock in the morning and the first
eighteen holes will be reckoned for the
competition. The contestant who re-
turns the best gross score and the one
who hands in the best net score will re-
ceive prizes. The Washington's birth
day handicap, especially in fine wealth
er and with the course in good condi-
ton, brings out large number of COM
petitors.
On the course Of the San Rafael Golf
Club there will be handicap over
eighteen holes. A similar event will
probably take place on the links OF the
Claremont Country Club.
A handicap double tennis tournament
will be played on the courts Of the Call
fornfa Club. The Alameda County
championship will be up for decision at
Oakland.
Two stakes VIII be run at Inglestde
Coursing Park, where some clever
greyhounds will be in the running.
The model yachtsmen and the Scot
tish Bowlers will enjoy their favortte
pastimes In Golden Gate Park
Three Association football teams will
Journey from San Francisco to-day to
play matches in other cities. The AL
bion Rovers go to Santa Cruz, where
they will try their strength against the
footballers Of the cricket and athletic
club Of that city. The Oakland Hor-
nets and Vampires leave this city for
Sacramento. where they will play an
exhibition match In Oak Park The
elevens win line I'D as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
MISSION BEATS POLYTECHNIC
IN BASKETBALL GAME
Teams of the Amateur Athletic
League Battle for Privilege to
Represent San Francisco.

League bdlllc lOE GE1hntSC ~
Represent San Francisco.
The basketball team Of the Mis-
sion High School triumphed yester-
day over that of the Polytechnic High
School by a score of .13 to 5. The
game was played in the gymnasium
Of the Young Mems Hebrew Associa-
ton at 1870 Page street. The gym
nasium was crowded with enthusiastic
rooters for both teams and many
thrilling plays were made.
By defeating the Polytechnic the
Mission places itself on a footing to
meet the Lick High School team,
which defeated Lowell High. All four
teams belong TO the Amateur Athletic
League. and the winner of the Mis-
sion-Lick game will meet the winner
of the Berkeley-Alameda- Oakland
games across the bay.
The lineup yesterday was as fol-
lows: Mission High School: Dean,
Conolly, Lacoste. Botkind and Terrill.
captain. olytechnic-Maxwell, Beck
elmann, Robinson, Baker and McKen-
zie, captain.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Dark Outlook for Missouri Racing

JEFFERSON, CITY, Mo-, Feb. 21.-
The House to-day passed the bill re-
pealing the Breeders law" which
authorizes pool selling on horse races
in certain enclosures. The proposed
law, known as the Godfrey bill, not
only repeals the Breeders law, but
prohibits pool selling on horse races
in any part Of the State of Missouri.
The bill now goes to the Senate. where
q determined fight on It Is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Teachers Ask for Back Salaries.

Attorney Stephen Costello yester-
day filed a formal demand on Auditor
Baehr and Treasurer McDougald that
judgment for back salaries be paid to
four teachers who were consolidated
out of their positions by former
boards of education. Costello asks
that Miss Margaret Mckenzie be paid
$7740; Miss Laura T. Fowler, $13,60O;
Mrs. Irene D. Reeves, $140O. and Miss
Ada Martin, $114S. a total of $23,-
SS8.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
Australian bumper for the K,ng.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-King Edward
whose steeplechaser Ambush II, died
on Saturday in Ireland, to-day pur-
chased the Australian jumper Noigai,
now first favorite for the Grand Ma
tional steeplechase to be run at the
Liverpool spring meeting March 81.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-22
REcKLrss DRIVER KNocKs DOW

RECKLESS DRIVER KNOCKS DOWN
AGED MAN.-John Hubert rs years old.
living at 724 Valencia street. was knocked
ton avenues yesterday and suffered in
juries that are likely to prove fatal. The
driver made his escape. Hubert was taken
to the Central Emergency Hospital and IL
found that several ribs were broken and
he was also injured internally