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New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
M4NY SCHOOLBOYS RACE.
Hunter Makes Record IN Running
High Jump.

The fourth annual indoor games of the Stuy-
vesant High School Athletic Association We're held
at the list Regiment armory last night Some five
hundred boys were entered in the fifteen events,
which made fl necessary for the officials 70 run
off many trial heats.
A Hunter who was scratch in the running
high jump broke the old public school record of
feet IA inches, held by II. Rosenberg. Of Morris
High School, when he scaled the bar at feet S
inches.
The one-nile relay handicap race, the feature Of
the programme hard fought, and furnished n
hair raising finish The winner proved be the
Manual Training High School team, of Brooklyn.
with handicap OF ten yards, Townsend Harris
Hall High School team second, three yards
away, and DE Witt Clinton third
The summaries follow:
FCurhundred foTt.ard run osndisaPl-"on r3 Gy
Gissel % Yards third Time. 90 9;5g-s irwin. ,,o,e
,oS sec9gd T1shaz aSsh thrd fine 0:oss
s sesond dash ssna aaa 3 @ Dy
dash i9Pen elementary sch@oif nsl @ hea9
81 second Murphy. Pubic senooi - third. Time'
anaosD; s oDsn s15 to
G E blessing. Company g yaEls sseana; se9T j Nc
nadredand eig1tyyaTd relay (senior open
public schoos,won by Public school i9 Ma ManRaean pi
ube School % se,2nd gsP nP 6sef % Of
BROOKLYN. third team COMPOSED Of MccuTdy Case GalaF
"'t Iannfng high jump handcep)wOn by A Hunter.
acei actasi jp lump IT. In j. Mason q nch, third
l0Iag m ID fortyyard relay -pOund
open to public schoolsl-Won By Public School 62 team
composed OF Baden Lewis. kantrowtz and Weiskopt;
Public School ". second, team composed of Slsc9'
Deacher. simon Cough Public School 1d6 third,
composed Of Harrison. seiger, Fox and Gilbert
light Ghry-yard relay CLOSED; first
term)-Iyon by I'D go yards) tteam composed
of Miller. Mcguire and Brodiel; Class lti
fscratchl (team composed of Hoeher, Gunther
Jenik and Goldsten}: Glass &c 80 yards. third
team composed o williams, Tetenan Bergin and
13hdS Eight relay Ceosed(won
by Class t5 YARDS tteam composed OF Nogier'
Cuppen and Jennings: Class BE GO yards),
second Ctean composed of Nulaps. McCovern. Boyle.
ston Class GO yards). third team composed OF
Montanaro, Letvin. Hertel and oltl. Time. 1;4z
-twenty-yard dash tmidgeD-Won by
SteIIvageu ysrds: Feinenbaum yardsl, second; Tun
uey Is yards),- third Time o:271s.
Two hundred -twentyyard dash Senior fra heaO
won by H Nef 40 yardsl w Cohen g yards), second;
N C;oIdstein yardsl third. Time. O:2ezs
One -half-nnile thandicap)-Won by George 80
yards) (scratch) second; Pavelka Go ysrds
Time 2:Js
Clne-rnle relay topen high schools-Won by Manual
Training High School 90 YARDS, team composed or
Snyder Kelley Law); Townsend Harris Hall
1a0 vsrds1 second (tearn composed of Bogen Story
Rieher ana Wright; Witt Clinton f5 yards, third
(ean composed Of Bergman. Ds Castro. Gilbert and
Eesir.uxa, Time. s:4o.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
GOLF At PTNEHURST.
Ne7c York Captures Cnp IN 4duer-
tisers' Tournament.

Pinehurst y. g, Jan. 81 P Knapp. ~ New
York captured the first division cup in an exciting
final round in the Advertising Mems golf tourna-
ment to-day defeating ". Smedley, of Philadel-
phia on the nineteenth green. Mr.. Smedley won
the right play IN the hnal with a nineteen hole
match with II '. Seggerulan, Of New York. Both
matches were ny brilliant rallies.
Charles Presbrey. Of New York, Won tho conso-
lation from John J. Hazen, Of Baysde. Long ISL
and. The second division by ". J. Mac
Donald. OF Chicago, the third by W NJ. Sanford,
Of Glen Ridge; the fourth by V A SeggerInan. of
New York the fifth by A S. Higgins. of Yonkers,
and the sixth by ], II. Ottley of New York.
In connection with to-day's tournament there was
a medal play handicap with six prizes. 4. r..
RidGer Of New York winning the principal trophy.
There were also driving and approaching contests,
putting competition and match play handicap for
women and q consolation event for those who
failed to qualify
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

In discussing his plans for his four-thoussnd-m mile
coaching trip Morris Z, Hewlett. the famous pro-
fessional four-n-hRnd whip. who with the CO.
operation Of two wealthy New York amateurs has
planned TO drive from San Francisco to New York,
said that as yet he Of only one thing,
and that that he would make the journey.
When IT first suggested to him 1t was spoken
of of the things which were among the i'm
possibilities. and to other person, perhaps, the
idea would hardly be feasible. When Mr.. Hewlett
had studied the maps, however, and estimated the
cost he decided that he could show the way across
the continent on his coach Magnet to other ad-
venturous spirits. and ne fels confident that the
proposed trip will be successful in every respect.
To avoid travelling across the plains in Southern
Utah he has chosen the old overland route from
the Coast the Missouri River. thence across the
states OF Iowa and Illinois to Chicago. and from
that point he will follow closely the line OF the Lake
Shore and New York Central railroads into Al
bsny. He had planned drive from that city TO
New York In single day. arriving at the Holland
House about midnight, but has since decided to
divide this part OF the trip and take two days for
it, making the spectacular finish some time in the
afternoon.
Those who acquainted with Mr. HoWletts
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
scHooLBoY FIvEs IN CLOSE GAMES,
Manhattan, Richmond and Queens Teams VIII
Meet in Final Round

The semi-fnal rounds for the PUBIC 0'''"' ~
=, -, basketbaT championship were decided
- tre 9ad Regiment Armory yesterday afternoon
Tho most exciting game % the afternoon was me
ontezt between Public School 149 Of Brooklyn ana
pubric school az of The Bronx IN the Senior u
. ., The Rrookyu boys won out after some
g.. ,a,-,rp, in the latter part OF the second haH.
overcoming a big lead held by their opponents
Public school SO. of queens. easily conquered me
n. .sletbalI five from Public School L. OF HIchinono'
in the junior division. by a score o. 20 10 . uOi.
-, 100 of prookIvn defeated Public School Y,
80 Tho Prorx by score of 80 To >, in the junior
dIysion Public Schoc! Il, Of Queens. forfeited 10
pubIio school Il. Of Richmond by TO o. IN the
sapior division. The runuers-up of the Manhattan
schools viii play RichmCnd and queens I'f 'i'e
,.,ar,nionshin on next Saturday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
CALVIN DEMAREST BEATEN T"1Ch,
Loses Billiard Games, to Gallagher and
Hendricks at McGraw's.

Calvin Denarest suffered two more defeats at the
hands Of Tom Gallagher and J. Hendricks at lS2
taIt,Iine at Mctiraw's Academy yesterday. Both
contests were interesting and all the players we're
IN good form J. Hendricks, Of Brooklyn defeated
Demarest in the evening game by score OF go TO
1854 The game went twenty-five Innings Hen
bricks averaged 10 and had high runs OF &c. - ana
10 The Chicago plaver had high runs of A. IL
and -.
Tom Gallagher. the veteran. surprised the OK
amateur champion by defeating him In seven
r nings bv a score Of 80 20 1t6 Gallagher had high
runs Of 1870. A and 50, with an average OF - 81.
Dernarest's high runs g. 10 and S. His aver
age was 10 A.
W P Foss defeated George T. Slosson at the
1atter's academy yesterday by score Of g" To
.eA The game was n rather long drawn out affair.
F-oss had an average OF l3 e-3s and his best high
runs were n, 66 and IS.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
CRESCENT TEAM WINS.
FINE SCORES At TRAPS.
Ne1r York Il. &. Gunners Beaten en-
Dual Shooting Match.

Trapshooters Of the Crescent Athletic Club
scored a decisive victory the nimrods of the
New York Athletic Club at Travers Island yester
day. It the second leg of the horne-an home
series between the two big organizations, and the
Brooklyn gunners the leg by q targets. AS
they had previously defeated the Winged Footers
at Bay Ridge by IS targets the experts OF the
Crescent Athletic Club won the race by total
of 30 targets.
Both clubs were weaker than they were IN the
shoot at Bay Ridge The Crescent Athletic Club
Southworth- In their places there seen A. E
Hendrickson and Captain Dryer. Two men were
also missing from the team OF the New York
Athletic Club. s. Simpson was substituted for r.
NJ Owen and n. V. Lenane appeared in the place
of A G. Bostwick
The scores follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
BROOKLYN PLAYERS SIGN.
Ebbcfs Gets Contracts from Thirteen
Of His Men.

President C. H Ebhets. 81 the Brooklyn Ball
club is having little difficulty with contracts t"'
tho season of, 1909 At the head of his team IS
Harry Tl1rrley the stocky leftheder and swatter
- +b hot Tur,1ey takes the place Of Patsy
r,,ro,.an who failed to make success Of the
cunarhas during the two years he held the manage
rial reius He has already reacheh town ana ~
busv irving to sign new players for an lnheId
and hackstop position HIS outheIp anu Pto'l,Ie
starr will compar, favorably with any team In the
league. ,. ,,
Tho veterans who have turned IN their sigleH
contracts ARE Whitley" Alperman, who has played
second base and shurtstop: Billy bergen the Vet
- ca+cIer- Al Turch a fair fielder and general
utiitv man: Tommy CatteTson WI" Paye" >"
49,, GoId and ,Iii good work with the bat at the
,o.. ,f last season: Joe Dunn substitute catcher
vino filled in when Bergen was hurt Iast year
ceorre Hunter. a newcomer; John fumiheI' Dis
e,ood q fielder as there Is in the business ahu d
Ttuitv man: julius Kustus. another graduate from
49,, ,,,-ors. PATSY McFIvcen. another young fielder;
1,o.+oa uho nlaved second base: Nap Ruckef. pr"h-
ably the Creates southpaw IN the Ieasue' JESSE
Rverson another youugster; Jimmie SeDrIns VINO
I'M NAV IN the outfeId with I.um)ey and Hummei'
and Irving wilhelm. the big pitcher TINS c'''l
pletes the list % players who have sent III l"e''
contracts. - r.; I
President Ebbets has yet To- hear from HI 'o'-
5ar tho bir first baseman and winner ot the p"pu-
laritv contest: Phil Lewis. the former ".neH SiiU
aarder. Harry Mcintyre. the pitcher; Mcmillan the
s,ir,tivo sbortstop: PastOrius. the pitcher; Rit-
fer the catcher and Strickett the pitcher
when the players start south at the end OF next
month Il is expected that the nun squad Will oe
sts,ped and that there will be number Of new men
among them. Lumley would feel ahsoluteiy con
+or+ed ~ he could get Herzog from John McOra"-
He wants to trade Lewis for him. but ne hash
chance in the world unless he tosseS N one Oh MS
,,t+obars The New York club doesn't want money
The only thing that will satisfy McGraw is player
who will strengthen his team. and Brooklyn mas
Como nil tcheTs e looks with longing -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
GLASS FOR FIRE FIGHTERS DOGS

one Of the classes at the annual bench snow OK
-. Westminster Kennel Club. which Is 10 De 2eo
in .he Madison Square Garden on FEBRUARY ;. ~.
n nd - VIII be that for Dalmatians owned oy
-. , the Fire Department In the many
engine houses scattered throughout the city these
I,eInatians. or coacn dogs have been popular for
many years. but never before have there been so
many of such good breeding, and the entry hse OF
+bass nets of New YOrk's fire lighters Is certain %
- r-ga The nature of this dog is such as To
1aIa him a valustle help to the areHen and az ne
is . ape dog as well his popularity is not sur
prising.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
TIGERS BEAT HART1RD.
Princeton Wins Basketball Game bu
a Belated RaIIu at Close.

Princeton. n. J., Jan. fS-The Princeton basket
bali team defeated Harvard tonight by a score of
2S to- 20 in one of the most exciting games ever
seen at Princeton. More enthusiasm was shown at
to-night's game than al any basketball contest
played here in years. Harvard led until the last
hVe minutes. when, amid wild cheering Veeder
tied the score at 16 all. Curry placed
Harvard ahead by scoring goal from foul The
play was fast and furious for the OF the game
Needer won the lead for Princeton by difficult
shot from the foor and the Tigers kept the lead
by hard work. Needer and Meese were Prince
toms stars and Allan and Curry excelled for Har-
ward
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
ATHLETES TO GIVE BIG BENF1T.

--, -fTr rs = rreat array Or bONing taIsnt On
-. - --,,ssdav evening at Sulzers Harlem
pi,-sr PARK and casino. when oenent VIII %
- FOR rbe relief of the Italian sufferers IN ms
oa-,bouakA zone in Italy This carnlvaL OF az
Iatss and stars Of the stage VIII os Ue'u -
- l,E,-ayier Vito CoTsessa Is the president
ard toa Polo Athletic club Among these VINO VIII
D,aar are. Battling Nelson. Ernest sisgfrlec- t''"
.Ssarr,an oak: Terry NcCfOvern. Tommy MURPHY
Thomas q Seabro'ke- Dorothy NorloH' So
t-,rla and Joe Humphries-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
oop ANsoN NOW BUSTED"

Chicago Ian. 1s.-"Busted. This is the financial
condition of Adrian c. Anson, former baseball
leader as expressed by himself in Judge Frys debt
ors court to-day. Mr.. Anson was explaining why
he could not pay bill Of Sl- he adhi,ted 'he
s.e.ior of a baseball bat. a first baseman's glove
- -aIic os other davsl and three basebails,
t,,, for these he claimed and received exemption.
His income he stated, depended on the success of
his sen,i-professional team Anson's Colts which,
he said, would be IN uniform next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
SOCCER TEAM STANDINGS.
Three Gibbs Nozc Tied for FIRST
Place an League.

rsa-a-.<a of the thick blanket q sno" thS'
-. Ir ,ra soccer football matches scheduled
- ,-as,ar,4av afternoon. including championships
4vr,,res we're called on and play Is not hNeiS 90
- -es,,1,ed for a week more, at least not un'l.
-sirfau or heavy thaw has intervened on OeiiaI. -.
Of the exponerts Of winter football -Se.'l'9. -
= ss-fsS OF ths New York Amateur Assoct~
o'i'-r 1,o+nau League which is left in most m
.as+ing state. with three tears-the Canerons
l,,,bfs oval and Clan MacDonalds-aIl tieu iO'
-r1,a present standing Is as follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
VALUABLE TRoTTER DESTROYED.
NV Star, Owned by Crabt-ees, Falls and
Breaks His Leg

Boston. Jan 1S.-Ap unlucky slip ON the ice and
broken leg as a result to-day ended the turf
career of Ny Star. 20S@4. a chestnut horse owned
~. Icbr and Iotta Crabtree The horse was the
ssrsstion of the turf In Isos. He winner
AZ Peadville and later defeated ArgOt Boy at
PoughkeepsIe His value placed at SoaH
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

The interest abroad aroused oy ths ammo
C,5a- neginnins few minutes after midnisnr OK
lrr : has brought Offers Of entries tar IA eNsess
80 The limits fixed for the number OF teams tts ma
are 70 he admitted as starters returns -
- - snorrS Company. No. A Wese tao
s,rest show many mere pedestrians tnan can p
a..,tsd as cornpetitors- 1t viii be an aoSo'I.9
--.sef-v 20 adopt the method or ehlihacon "
trial in Italy and in England @c''ldNO' an
nd
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
SWIMMING RACES ON TUESDAY

The New York Swimming Association VIII toid
ladies' night at the tank of the association at
n, 90 West Goth street on Tuesday evening IEe
following is the list of events which VIII be CON
tested. Forty-yard scratch. 0-yard scratch 10
ward handicap 2ao-yard medley race candle race
three-Iegged race fancy diving, water polo' VINE
"a sk and clothes race.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
AMHERST WINS FIRST HOCKEY GAME.

IBy Telegraph The Tribunel
Amherst Mass, Jan. 16.-Amherst defeated the
Springfield Training School here to-day by a score
of 2 TO o in a hard fought hockey game. 1t was
Amherst's first game of intercollegiate hockey.
Sansouc starred for Amherst, shooting both goals,
while McVaugh and Wickoff played in fine form.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
ROCHESTER FIVE WHIPS PENNSYLVANIA.

TPy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Rochester Jan. 1s.-The University Of Rochester
basketball five checked the winning streak Of the
champion University of Pennsylvania five here
to-nicht BY a score of II TO 10. Keinath, the Al
American star was unable TO score from the floor.
the local team giving a great exhibition Of COW
eri1S.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
SHOOT -OFF-25 TARGET
N1RSH4LI HIGH Gun.
U-ins FiJc of Eleven Trophies Shot
for bu Crescent Men.

" " Marshall carried of the trapshootins hon
ors yesterday At the weekly shoot OF the crescent
Athletic Club at Bay Ridge In spite Of driN-
ing northeast erovstornl that nurnbed the trigger
fingers Of the contestants, Marshall won hVe or the
eleven trophies shot for. In four Of them he made
full scores.
Considering the fact that most Of the crack shots
~ the club were a. Trave-s Island shooting in the
match AGAINST tho New York Athletic clubs best
men the attendance and shooting we're excellent
The follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
ALIEN DEFEATS JERRY MAHoNEY.
Eastional Play by Old Yale Champion on
Ny. A. o. Hand Tennis Court.

>Fales famous old lawn tennis champion, John
APPLETON Allen made record for sensational play
c the hand tennis court OF the New York Athletic
arb yesterday He defeated Jerry mahoney.
hs athletic captain of the club, and throughout
he evening the throng that had crowded the gym
naEtuTn sang the praises OF Old Elis SON. The final
sore vas &-1S, 25-H, and the result places Alien
N the round before the serni-fnals, for which po-
Etfon he next meets W. D. Bourne, long rated as
hne Of the cleverest Of frequenting the courts
To the credit Of Captain Mahoney It must be
ssio that he was In rare good form, but he had
the misfortune 10 face who was in wonder
ful trim Right from the first service handout
Allen was tptoe. His court covering was spieu-
Old and there were several times when he fairly
dirnbed the wall at the back OF the court 10 get
down the nigh bounds OF MahOneys terrific
suaEhee.
SUMMARY
Handicap singles (second roundD-J. 7 hahoney ts
eosS defeated ". X 3istt % sces), 25-le, 25--l6
Isrd round-H. J. Rewlins 90 acesD defeated Dr. W;
PULLEY Is soes 2s6. 2S-io: John Appleton Alien %
soeS osfseted Jerry T MahOney g aces) 25-lS 2o2i
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
ARMY WINS AT BASKETBALL
West Point Outplays Wesleyan Five at All
Stages of the Game
Rv Telex-a,n 70 tn. --i,r

BY Telegraph to The Tribune
West Point. y. Y. Jan. t6.-The Cadets won their
basketball with Wesleyan here this after
noon by a score of e 10 2. Wesleyan was ont
PLAYED all stages Of the game.
The first helf ended with ths score Of 10 2.
Wesleyan getting goal from the field The
second half faster and harder. both teams
putting in substitutes. Re4rdsIee and chamber
lain shot fine goals
The follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

New York University leads in the series. with
soore Of won and ] lost. Stevens Institute being
seoono, with and lost. Rutgers has lost
~ eight games. The next match will be between
NeT York University and Stevens Institute at
<aoeoken February l3.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
N. Y. q. CHESS PLAYERS WIN.
Sweep Boards in Match with Rutgers and
Now Lead League.

New Brunswick. n. J.. jan 10 CSpeciaD.-Chess
teams representing Rutgers College and New
York University met In the third championship
match OF the College Chess League series this
afternoon, with the result that the quartet from
Nsw York City won out with clean score The
score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
Ny. U. BASEBALL SCHEDULE.

Iedyin L. Judd, 10. manager OF the New
York University baseball team. announced yester-
dav the schedule for the coming season. There
will be sixteen games, fourteen Of which ere
definitely settled. games viii be played at
University Heights. Swarthmore will be added TO
tho schedule il a date be decided. while
Rochester will be seen at Ohio Field, probably on
Nav Is Bowdoin and Cornell may also be taken
ON the schedule, which follows
March 24-Princeton. at Princeton.
Mach a7-Pennsyivania- PHILADELPHIA
March SI-st. Francis, at Ohio Field
snrf brown. at Providence
ApriI 1o--West Point at West Point
Hpri; I7-I.ehigh, at South Bethlehem
Aprii 2l-CoIunnbia, at Ohio Field
aprii 24-Iafayette. at Easton, Penn.
Ann 2s-Steyeas Institute at Ohfo Field.
Nav Trinity q Ohio Field
Me- a Hartford Conn
Wey s-Swarthmore at Swarthmore mot definitely
Nav 15~Rutxers at New Brunswick.
Nav IS-Rochester. at ohio Field tnct dennteiy set
Nav ns-1c.rescent Athletic Club at Bay Ridge.
Msy 2e-Rutgers. At Chic Field
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
n,uv ENTRIES FOR WALKING RACE

-, f-.s ,,s-s dsiccted from the Clan NacOon~i0
- - -'-isvi1s an unregistered PLAYER
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
VAN VLECK WINS FOR YALE,
Scores Every Point in Basketball Game with
Dartmouth at Boston.

Boston. Jan. f6--The brilliant work OF Van Week
who scored every point for his team gave Yale 4
victory over Dartmouth in basketball game here
to-day by score OF Is to Il. The little forwards
rinerr1ng accuracy in making baskets
alone made the game secure fer the Blue, in the
other points Of the game Dartmouth led. The
Dartmouth men scored four baskets to three ny
Yale and were penalized only ten times to twelve
for Yale
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
WILLIAMS sMoTHERs FoRoHAM.

"nismstown. Mass, Jan. 16-Wiams defeated
eordasrn In a basketball game here tonight, by
score os n 20 u
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
oARTNouTH BEATS WILLIAMS ON ICE

:. "uisaastowrl, Mass Jan. 1s-Dartmouth de-
s.Lea Williams IN hockey game hers to-day by
. sears sf te 3
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Goals y Esrvard-Hicks C29. Gardner. For Prince
-o--Coo. Brush Referee-WilIsn Russell. Hockey
Club sccIste referee-H. Eornfeck. Wanderers A c.
T--nr-ssFranE Ellison ! Forest. Timekeepers-
rnirrss.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

TROPHY sHOOT-23 TARGF5Ts-HANpTCA
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Total ....--...... q Total
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

The summary follows
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1909-09-03
No Consideration
Is SholOn TO
Bradbury

G. AN RAFAEL, Cal, Sept. 2.-Wil-
"a liam Bradbury, an aged million
~ aire, who was sentenced to year
in San Quentin penitentiary for per-
jury in connection with mortgage
held by him on property in this coun-
ty, was taken to the prison today.
Bradbury's attorneys had secured a
stay of execution for 80 days which
expired today and telegraphed last
night that Governor Gillett had re-
served final decision in the matter of
reprieve until thmorrow.
When Bradbury arrived at the pris-
on he was searched, measured for a
suit of prison clothing, photographed
and given bath. His long hair was
cut off, his beard shaved and he was
attired in stripes. Then he was meas
ured for the Bertillon cabinet.
Warden Hoyle asid that the mil
lionaire would be put at work in the
jute mill tomorrow. Bradbury's re-
quest that he be permitted to provide
extra food for himself was denied. He
was given only mattress and two
blankets, the regular prison allow
ance, despite his protest that he be al
lowed to install comfortable coucf
in his cell.