Zolkover

Some time between the hours of .5 and 6 o’clock on the evening of November 20, 1922, in the city of Los Angeles, the plaintiff was injured by being run over by one of the trucks of a car of a three-car train, then and there belonging to and being operated by the respondent, Pacific Electric Railway Company, and brought this action against both named defendants to recover damages. Judgment went for the defendants and the plaintiff appeals.

Appellant has not furnished us with any general statement of the facts in this case, but counsel for the respondent, Los Angeles Railway Corporation, has taken pains to set forth a full account of all the incidents and occurrences connected with the injury of the plaintiff, which, by comparing with the testimony, we find to be so accurate as to justify our adopting the same as correctly presenting all the issues involved herein. We will not attempt direct quotation, but will follow the recital of facts therein set forth.

The injury to the plaintiff occurred at the intersection of Main and Seventh Street in the city of Los Angeles, being one of the busiest intersections in said city. Main Street runs northerly and southerly, Seventh Street runs…