Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-08-31 | Page 4 | Mrs. John Windell is Struck by Auto

IS. JOHN HILL IS STICK BIT 1TC Injuries Are Such That Physicians Physi-cians Express Doubt of Her Recovery. Mrs. John Windell of Granger, 63 years of ago, suffered injuries that may provo fatal, whon run down by an automobilo on Fourteenth South street, west of tho Redwood road, at 0 o'clock yesterday morning. The auto was driven driv-en by Charles Oppcnhcimor of 1218 East First South Btroot. Tho injured woman waB taken by Mr. Opponheimor in his car to tho ol-fico ol-fico of Dr. F. E. jtfcHugh, corner or Fourteenth South and Stato streets. From thero sho was immediatoly removed re-moved to tho county hospital and at-tonded at-tonded by Drs. McIEugh and 3. C. Snj'-dor. Snj'-dor. Sho was found to be suffering from a fracture of ono thigh bono, frao-turoB frao-turoB of Beveral ribs and "of the breast bono and an injury to tho lungs. Hor condition is regarded as criticaland little lit-tle hopo of recovery is entertained. Afr. Oppenheimer said that tho woman wom-an stepped from behind a wagon with a hay rack on it and his car was quickly quick-ly upon hor. The sotting of the brakes failed to stop tho machine in time to prevent tho accident.