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The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

gamer yonngster than Jack Nc
lines now playing great game at
iIst for the Athletics, never broke
into baseball =, StunX as his mates
call him. recently celebrated his TWEEN
Jy.hrst birthday yet he is one OF the
one OF the most dangerous and de.
pendable when a hit, stop or throw
will save the day
'Stuhy' hugs the plate and no mat
ter how terrific the pitchers speed. he
doesn't back away American league
speed kings have often used the bean
ball" on the youngster, but ne has
no fear in his makeup
Mclnnes is rIIl Of dry humor In
a recent series he pulled a funny one
on PITCHER Knapp OF Cleveland. who
has a choice spit bail which he makes
more effective by the use of something
he chews while working
With Mcinnes az bat and two down.
Knapp tried 10 pick runner of third
and IN the excitement swallowed his
'cud. This caused nausea The
count on McInnes was two strikes and
no balls when Knapp began showing
signs OF the agony caused bv swal.
lowing his saliva maker.
What's the matter Krapp?" asked
MCInnes.
II have cramp, responded the
little pitcher. trying 10 smile.
What license haye You to have a
cFamp3 l ought 10 have one with
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
CENTRAL HIGHS EXPECT
TO SHOW GOOD FOOTBALL
Weakened F., Loss of Roehm,
Fullback, They Have Stiff
Proposition In Ann Arbor.
Central lineup.

Central lineup.
Left end, Paterson: left tackle,
Smith; left guard, Schleslemleh or
Hitchcock; center, Warner; riqht
guard, Failing or Peacock; riaht
tackle, TGiiy; right end, Capt. 6oville;
quarterback, Clark; left half, For
bush: fuIback. MiIroy or habert;
light haif, Fenton.
BY c. A. PUDRiTH.
All the Central high school huskies
except ,Forbush. are in excellent con
dition Tor the Ann Arbor game this
afternoon, and with the repertoire OF
new plays Which they have learned
this week, will courtney TO the uniyers-
ity town to spring some football on
the A. A. team which should surprise
even Coach Yost
There are perhaps, no two schools
In Michigan between which there 10
greater rivalry than Central and Ann
Arbor Nearly every year both teams
are al the top OF the scholastic heap
fighting for the state championship.
The Blue and White Will never for
get the defeats OF three and four
years ago. Both teams have a clean
record so far and some spirited play
ing should be unCorked when the
teams meet
Friday noon a special car will leave.
bearing the team and a few students,
and at O'Clock two more cars will
carry the large party Of rootert who
Will make the trip.
Saturday, the scrubs. no more low
~. but proud-spirited and chesty over
their defeat OF the heavy Assumption
team. will again cross the border and
this time engage in battle with the
college, whom they defeated TO D,
two weeks ago Central has seldom
had such "A strong reserve team, and
tine varsity sometimes has trouble in
scoring in the mid-week games
The regular team is weakened by
the loss Of Roehm. who is still laid
up with broken cheekbone. suffered
during last weeks Saginaw game
Forbush will probably be used during
the entire game az half, leaving Mil
roy free for the. fullback job lie
viii alternate with Harbart. who has
been playing at sub-quarter up to this
week
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Bakers Home Ruin
Struck a Woman

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The mystery
which ]. Franklin Baker propelled in
70 the stands in Tuesdays game visa
the Giants. tying the score and mark
ing the beginning of the end, has
been located A line drawn from
home plate through first base and
carried into the stands, would have
touched the head of Mrs. Charles F..
Hunt, wife OF prominent physician
and that's where the ball landed.
The ball struck Mrs. Hunt in the tenn
pie, almost knocking her out
Rube Got Smallest Pay.
or the twirlers in the worlds series
Vanguard receives the smallest pay.
Even he admits the truth Of this. Yet
ne has an automobile costing $4,000.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
SbOrt Lengths

i'urcrii, the 4. of ID. quarterback, has
recovcred sufficiently from blood pois-
yning "a return TO the Red and White
line up
fai~ All-Fresh scored ON the varsity
Tor the first time Thursday
Coach Frye has ave injured men In
his squad, -
Fully two weeks after the majority
~ the colleges have had their second
game, Albion gets into action against
reHl enemies for the frst time, Satur-
kezoo
The rnekards and Burroughs mIx ~
fnr he spnldina trophy in a double
htpder az Mack Park, Saturday
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Baker Tells How
He Hit EN- Out

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10
John Franklin Baker, game
buster" enGed today the moot
ed argument as to what kind OF
a ball he got when ne served
up his two dazzling home runs.
Said Baker:
There seems TO be much
speculation regarding what sort
OF balls were pitched when
made my home runs OF RUDE
Marquard and Christy Mathew
son. Matty threw me an in
shoot. but that would have been
an outshoot 10 a right-handed
batter. while the RUDE threw
a fast one between my shoulder
and waist. [-Ehen | faced Mat
hewson. | set myself and looked
them over. When Mathewson
pitched me that curve, and l
saw her starting TO break,
busted her. that's all"
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
SECOND LONGEST RUN
IN GLIDDEN TO-DAY

CHARLOTTE. N. c., Oct 2O.-The
Glidden& tourists started the second
longesE days run today when they
LEFT this city for Anderson. S. c.,
which is 100 miles from here
Yesterdays run was. in contrast to
that OF the day before. a JOY ride over
excellent roads.
In the Glidden trophy contest the
MAXWELL Tarrytown team is the only
one TO start with clear score In
the Glidden tour only l6 of the orig
inai "a starters have clean scores
They include four Maxwell cars. three
Cadillac cars mot all on one team,
Stevens Duryea and Ford, two cars
each, and the Columbia, Flanders,
Olds. Thomas-and American, one car
each. There is also a Mitchell which
is not competing for the Glidden
trophy with a clear score.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
BAN B, JOHNSON is ON
MUGGSY M'GRAWS TRAIL
Merkle Drew 500 Lemon as a
Result of His Actions In
Tuesdays Game.

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.-President
Ban b. Johnson. OF the American
League, Is camping on the trail of
Manager McGraw, of the New York
Giants, and unless the New York lead
er is guarded in his actions. the Giant
team may have To get along without
the services OF manager during the
remainder OF the games with the
Athletics
Following the sending TO McGraw
OF a letter from the National Base
bali Commission, composed of August
Hermann, President Tom Lynch and
President Johnson, warning McGraw
that further unseemly conduct would
Result in his suspension from the
series. Johnson said today:
During last Tuesdays game at
Polo Grounds, Manager. McGraw,
from the side lines. continually ad-
dressed remarks toward the box in
which the members of the National
Commission were sitting.
After Merkle had been called out
VIXEN he tried TO steal second base.
McGraw walked toward the New York
bench. calling out so the members
OF the commission must hear him:
This is the sure-thing game. old
American League methods You al
ways wanted 200 per cent the best OF
1T and you're getting it now. It's a
fine thing to have Connolly, who is
Connie Mack's brother-in-iaw, umpire
foI you. You've got IL all framed up
TO rob us
Connolly is not related TO Mack
and is eminently fair as an umpire.
He treated the Giants squareiy.
called the attention OF Messrs Lynch
and Hermann to McGraws behaviour
and they agreed with me that some
thing should be done
Something was done McGraw was
notified that all the umpires had been
cautioned to send him from the field
the moment he broke forth Fred
Merkle- was fined 800 at the same
time for Using improper and indie
cent language" on the same occasion.
and was warned that a repetition OF
the same offense would result in his
disbarment from playing in the re-
mainder OF the games.
Chairman Hermann of the commits
sion. declared today the umpires had
been instructed to enforce the rules
without fear OF favor: that the base
ball public was entitled to clean sport,
and that the commission was de-
termined to see that il got IT,
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

and captain. was quite badly hurt in
the game with VI. A. C., and a short
time later was more severely injured
In the Olivet game.
This year the same old hoo-doo has
made itself manifest 10 the hospital
corps.
Capt Fitzgerald was one OF the first
on the squad TO sucCumb to hard
luck He was hurt in practice and
has been out of the game for a couple
Of weeks. So Kelley. halfback, was
given the hoo-dooed mantle OF boss.
In the Olivet game. he had a bone In
his elbow splintered and may not be
in the lineub Saturday when the L..
Of ID. hts Kalamazoo.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
ST. CYR GOES TO
COACH VASSAR HIGHS

John st. Cyr left Detroit last night
for Vasasr, Mich, where he will coach
the high school football team. The
Vassar team has always been In the
running In the championship OF the
Thumb and the prominent business
men OF the town arranged 10 stand
the expense OF professional coach.
Mr.. ST. Cyr learned his football under
Coach Harper, now of Wabash.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Hoo-doo Has Been Chasing Red
and White Captains For Years

Ware the hoo-doo, acting captain OF
the Red and White.
For the last three years the football
captains OF the University OF Detroit
have had the injury specter following
them closer than a shadow.
A T.. of ID. man doesn't need 90 be
a regular captain. either 10 catch the
get.hurt habit. To be acting In the
Official boss's place Is all that is nee.
essary.
Three years ago Capt Mcnamara
had his chest crushed In one OF the
early season games with NJ. a. c.. and
as a result. was out OF the game for
the year
The next yea, Keller, qGarterUaCk
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
EDDIE COLLINS
GET SARCASTIC

Eddie Collins, the star Athletic Sec
ond sacker. says: Say, those Giants
love TO lose. don't theye They pan
Marquard for throwing over one that
Baker murdered; they roast Matty for
throwing one Baker did the same
thing too; they roast Umpire Connolly
times stealing by. Johnny Lapp; they
say Snodgrass did not try to hurt
Baker at third base; they claim Con-
ME Mack wet the grounds here and
they claim we have their signals, but
they are not claiming the worlds
championship for 1911 so that any
one can notice II.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Make. Chenn Journey.

Two thousand two hundred ana
twenty Ave miles from Philadelphia 20
NilvEukee and back on motorcycle
for ar 4ai This Is the experience OF
John Blenders. OF the Quaker CITY.
Rerders went by way OF harrisburg
and Cleveland and returned throusn
uscsl 2eH gallons OF gasoline and four
unllnnE of oil
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Football Rules Digest.

A Digest OF the football Rules Tor
1911, No. 344. OF Spalding's Athletic
Library is published today. This
book. by c. w. Short, Jr. Harvard Os.
is one compiled especially for the Of
fclals and players. and will be OF
great assistance to them in making
ready references TO the rules. and re-
freshing their minds on them.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
y ooo uo,orc,cI.. to he Butt.

,,.nroxtmately 450 900 motorcycles
vii be built in the United states IN
Sai9 4, is estimated Thirty-two com.
nanies will contribute 20 TINS Vu'pn ~.
and ali but 1000 machines
made by IL firms
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
.bruok Fastest Montana 'Trotter

I<Inxbr"ok Fastest Montana Trotter.
When Kingbrook trottcd TO record
OF OK in California recently. driven
by his amateur owner, he gained the
Ryland T., whose record Of ? OF =, made
Il years ago was the best previous
performance by "a Montana bred one.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
SHIBt PARK IS TO BE A
+. VENETIAN AMUSEMENT co,
!. If RAIN KEEPS COMING
Continual Rain Boosts McGraw $
Chances Right Along and
Sinks Mack's Hopes.
ABOUT EVERYBODY SORE.
Some Real Battle With Blood
Spilling May Be Handed Out
In the Next Argument,
ABOUT EVERYBODY SORE.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2o.-The
fourth, game between the Atm
Ieties ard the Giants was post.
Ioned gain today o. account OF
rain and wet grounds.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
Lee Wilson cheap.

Loa Wilson. 1901. at So. 200. looks
about the cheapest trottsr that has
been purchased for grand circuit rae
ing since the opening OF the season.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
RItrhIe Won ~ I'm 81.

The Canadian PAGER, Richie. 2:09i.
has won IL races in 81 starts Tins sea
soT
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

William a. Larned, the tennis cham
pton. has changed his mind aud will
head the American team which Will
try 10 regain the Davis cup. over in
Australia
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20
(af,ns abo.f the
Worlds players
4Alz G,a>4>~

two strikes and no balls, two out and
a run needed TO win the game said
the batter And then he proceeded to
hit the next one on the nose.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

likes hoss hss sbter'
Dick Mahan thinks that he has a real
stake PAGER In a sister to Ross X.
2:Ol Il.
The Detroit times., 1911-10-20

That WAS Enough.
Tho American league pennant win
ners OF 1911 fell one game short OF
eqCaling their record OF 1902 victories
ia a season when the final contest with
the New York Highlanders was collrl
on on account OF cold and wet grounds.
\ victory over the Highlanders would
have eoualed last years record.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18
MlpNi1HT ~ THE ozARks

AND yet slaeplcss Hiram scranton /.
clay City. IL. coughed and coughed
lie was in the mountains on the ad.
vice Of five doctors, who said he
Tad consumption but found no relp
in the climate. and started home.
Hearing of DR.. Kings New Discovery.
he Logan to use it. 4 believe il
saved my life lie writes, for il
made new man of me, 50 that l
can now do good work again" For
all lung diseases, coughs. colds, Ia.
grippe, asthma. Group. whooping
cough, hay fever, hen1orrhages,
hoarseness or quinsy, its the best
known remedy. Price soc and 81 90.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
Roses Drug Store. nocs-
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THE PASTlME.
Matinee ard Night.

Y - y - :: y - - y u = :: y
THE ASTlME.-Mtinee and Night.
Imitation is the most sincere form
of fattery, so the saying goes, Lut
We do not care for f1attery. The
matchless quality of the Pastime is,
we know, worthy of mutation, so sup
pose that it will pass under this head
We take great pleasure in Offering
our patrons the following superb pro
gram, which is one of the best that
we have had in some time, and which
will be shown at matinee and night.
Quality and not quantity is the pass
word at the Pastime today and these
great feature pictures will Be de-
'j@ht 10 see.
Teaching Dad to Like Her" Bograph
This charming and humorous Bio
graph is one Of the most enjoyable
that We have had in some time here
S popular English ballad that be-
eins with the line Never introduce
YOUR DOrih to & pal At first thought
chis does not seem to be logical ad-
vice, but after YOU have seen this
great picture today You will come TO
the conclusion that it is worthy Of
vtctc
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18
THE KID From Arizona

This is enc Of the most thrilling
and dramatic stories that we have
had in some time, dealing with the
great Wild west he great race Of
The cowboys after the Kid" is one
Of the most exciting events ever
SHOWN in motion pictures, and as
right wins out in the end. this piture
viii be pleasing TO all.
We ALWAYS show the number OF pic
tHEes advertised. ana every che com
Ing cut today can count o. see.lg the
owe pictures. Matinee 800, until
O'clock.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Shot Won an.-Chas. Saunders, a
well-known negro, shot colored
woman Sunday night at a house in
ne northeast section Of the city. SO
far the man has not teen captured,
but the police are on his trail and
czrect to catch him today. The womn
was shot in the leg and is not dan
eerously hurt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18
Personal
Mention

Judge CORTLAND Symmes is attend
ing Wayne superior court.
Ado Miller left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to Jacksonville.
Judge Max Isaac leaves today for
Atlanta to attend supreme court.
c. f. Baker, of Douglas, formerly
OF tbs city, spent yesterday here.
Attorneys r. E. Dart. Joe Morris
and II. F. Dunwody spent yesterday
in Jesup.
w L. Wallace returned Yesterday
from Doe Run, where ha has spent
tie winter, and will shortly resume
his business on St Simon.
Alex Block, president of the Acme
Brewing Company, Macon, and party,
will reach the city tomorrow and
spend several days fishing near Cum
9erland.
I'D, Leavy leaves the latter part
of the week for Wichita, Kansas, to
spend some time with relatives, after
which he Will attend the reunion of
Confederate Veterans at.Little Rock.
\ J. f. Poore r. c. Wood and Mrs.
Rosa a. Roberts have recently pur-
chased lots in Urbana The former
viii begin building within a short
time, as wei as several offers who
have recently purchased property in
that delightful section.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

LEVY SELLS THE GENUINE
SLlDEWELL COLLAR.
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Il it is in silver gold OF cut glass
then We have it a~d have a large as
sortment from which it will be easy
to make the selection Rothschilds.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

FOR SALE Egss for - Matching,
Barred Plymouth Rocks, 75c pei. set
ting of IS. Barred Plymouth Rock
BOOSTERS, $3.50 each. Phone 337.
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Telephone orders given prompt at.
TeHlNa At Harrington ngEe Go.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Wanted. regular table boarders at
Glynn Cafe.
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BUY sLlpEWELL COLLARS AT
LEWIS.
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Owls Excursion Sunday. - About
two hundred OEls reached the city
Sunday morning from Fitzgerald and
spent the day here and on de island
The visitors We're met at tSe train by
members of the l3cal nest who enter
tanned them during the day
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Your Easter suit will not be com
plete without dainty parasol to
match. We have them for ladies'
misses and children. Adderleys.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Zig Program at Gnand Tie biz
feature program Consisting of four
reels, over $500 feet Of pictures dit
the Grand tonight.
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FA2iac3s mems lunch at Glynn Cafe.
Lon 70 o'clock ere-y d..
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Critically Ills F. Floyd for
many years one OF the largest tur-
pentine operators in South Georgia,
and Of late connected with firm in
this city, is crirically i'll at his home
near Waycross.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

The ides.-HigA water today, %: 80
z. NJ. and 1852 D. N. Low water, 1887
a. N. and 4:05 p. m. About half
hour later in the har.ior. -..4
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GiTnn Cafe gives special rates u
q llar 30arders.
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v. c@ You want something good 10
eat, go to Cafe Royal
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

The GlynR cafe SERVES all the Ger,
man delicacies.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Big Feature Program at the Pas
time today. See notice at the end Of
fills column.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Special rates and excellent service
for club suppers and dinner parties
at Glynn Cafe.
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Your wife can crank and run a
Brush Runabout the ladies' car. We
are agents. HARPER'S
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ASK LEVY FOR THE GENUINE
SllpEWElL COLLAR.
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c. F. Baker, of Douglas, formerly
OF tiis city. spent yesterday here.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1911-04-18

Attorneys R. Z. Dart Joe Morris
and II. F. Dunwody spent yesterday
in Jesup.
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Judge Max Isaac leaves today TO
Atlanta to attend supreme court.
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a Day 5 Dong
Briefly I. old

The Weatner-Forecast Tor today:
Fair and warmer.
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Judge CORTLAND Symmes is attend
ing Wayne superior court.
The evening world., 1911-01-16
NOTHING SPEEDY
ABOUT THOMPSON
AS AUTO DRIVER
Expert Says Water Coinnis-
sioner Could MOI Handle
Really Fast Car.

Although Water Co:un!ss.0ntr ThOnp-
Son qualified az az expert chauffeur ~
ica.fying TIA: be had driven autos more
ihau 10000 miles In six years, an rngi-
nscr Of the Ailin-Kingston Motor Conn
any swuro to-day before Justice Nc
can ara a .ury In tao Supreme Court
thI. T.onpssn showed nc didn't know
how % I'm a Fast car"
The witness. i.udolpn Egcdl. a manu-.
Occurring mccaanic. formerly employed
~ the Allan COMPANY. which Thompson
90 sl.nS 20 recover the $500 he paid for
a ,5-horse power racer. vas In the seat
alongside Thompson the morning lie
,ook the car for a trla, trip up Riverside
Drive.
on this trip. Thompson testified, the
engine groaned. the brakes ratified, the
muffler- b,lched clouds OF gas and
smoke and the car wouldn't run"
What Ai.ed Car.
All that allied the car was that Mr..
Thompson didn't know % to handle
IT. testified Egedi. in answer to ques-
lions. YOU can't handle a high pow
cred car like the way o would -
taxNab. Mr.. Thompson threw ON the
Nlkl HIfiu, tIltpDtl II III NlItN ~ N
and kept the poor engine worried 10
death. An experienced driver never does
that. Any good engine would balk ut
that treatment. ] don't think he knows
how TO handle such "A car"
This trip followed the return of the
car to Thompson after repairs had been
made at the Bristol factory at Thomp-
sons request. Thompson deserted the
car at Seventy-second street and Broad
way, after he had failed to speed II
along the drive" He complains that
the car was utterly unfit for road
work"
Charles Treadwell. treasurer Of tho
New Departur Manufacturing Com
pany. which now makes the Allan-king'
ston car, said that ~Thompson's car was
only taken back for repairs as a favor
to Percy Rockefeller.
Is a Duplicate.
Rockefeller car is a duplicate OF tn
racer Thompson bought. Rockefeller
bought his machine shortly after tn,
company had built the specially de
signed racer for his friend Thompson
II was testified that Thompson collects.
10 per cent. commission from the Allan
Kingston concern on Rockefeller's pur
chase.
Mr.. Rockefeller and 7 were class
mates together at Yale Mr.. Treadwel
said. When Thompson asked to have
his car practically rebuilt. we refused
II was just before Thompson was mad
Water Commissioner. He then asked
that Rockefeller's car also he repaired
We ooh both cars back as a compli'
ment TO Mr.. Rockefeller more than m
S1ing else. and put them In tiptop shape
No complaint from Mr.. Rockefeller ha'
reached US"
The evening world., 1911-01-16
WOMAN SLEUTH
BY LAWYER
FOR MRS. SCHtNK
Continued from First Pace

circumstances. is 1t proper TO humdiiate
her now?"
Boyce denied any intention to humili-
ate the detective.
There is a profession entitled to re-
spect. that o" n true detective" he said
This woman Is not one OF these. She
Is o spy. n liar. ! am going to treat her
Just as she u.s." he shouted.
While Boyoe was gesturine and talk
ing the witness was smiling. As Boyce
hurled Spy. liar" at her she laughed.
When the cross-examination was re-
sumed Mrs. Klein was required to 20
into her private history. She testified
she was married In 1894 In Bellaire. O..
TO DR.. julius Klein. They separated
after about four years She brought
suit for divorce In Pittsburg about two
years later. She could not recall the
exact year.
The Prosecutor objected TO the line o.
examination. While the attorneys ar
gued, the detective Sas clearly uneasy
For the first time she frowned and her
fingers entwined.
Don't you kno your husband sued