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Athletic Experts DeclareiG rif-
fin Has Made HimSelf'a
Cripple for Life.

Amazed and amused was the tiasebsll
and athletic community to-day when It
read a news despatch from Iittle Rock,
Ark, that one Edward Griffin. de-
scrlbed as a promising minor ~luayuer.''
had suffered the aInputation or all his
toes In order that he might be faster
on the bases. The operation Is said 10
have been performed IN Little Ronrk.
Connie Mack. manager OF the Ath-
!ellcs. denied the rumors that ips meant
10 send the youth vino sacrificed ten
perfectly good toes for the good of tho
game q contract calling for his ,mme.
diate appearance In m Athletic uni
form.
Nike Murphy OF the University oi
Pennsylvania, acknowledged by experts
10 be the greatest trainer IN the world
shifted. actually shifted, when the mar.
tyrdom OF Grinen was told.
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THE ANNUAL GATHERING OF
the Agate club will be held tonight at
Teitzen's Hall, Sixteenth street and
Firth avenue. Brooklyn. In addition to
a miscellaneous programme several
wrestling bouts are scheduled. Jack
sullivan IS President OF the club.
THE WESLEYAN NINE WILL
play the following schedule: April l..
Middlebury. at Middletown. 18th. Brown,
at Providence: I'D. Springfield Training
School. at MiIdletown; 18th, Connecti-
cut Agricultural College. at Middle
town; 10Th. Amherst. at Amherst; May
3. Norwich, at Middletown; 9Th, New
York University. at New York: 9th.
Fordham, at New York; 18th. Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College. at Mid
d%letown: 18th. New York University. at
Middletown; Goth. Rutgers, at Middle
town; 9th. Williams. at Middletown;
goth. Trinity. at Middletown: June 3,
Tufts. at Middletown: 7th. Fosdham, NJ
Middletown; 18th. Trinity. at Hartford,
18th. Williams, at Wlliamstown; goth,
open.
WITH ODDS OF so TO l AGAINST
her, Rhasncth won the first race at
Moncrief Park. Jacksonville. Fla, from
" bNS' iA'Ai Va sBA I Ss % a ihhAAEt
owner OF the mare. didn't bet a cent
on her, as he thought she hadn't a
chance OF beating her opponents.
ZBYSZkO. THE POLISH WIRES
tier, keeps right on winning contests.
At Turn Han. Yonlers, lie defeated
Peter Nogard. the Boer champion.
throwing him in q minutes and 30 sec
ends. As XbyszkO wrenched Nogard's
arm, the latter's refused to
allow Nogard to Wrestle any more.
AT HAMILTON. BERMUDA. \
team Of Philadelphia cricket players
We're beaten by the Hamilton team by
two ran and eight wickets. The
Quahers engaged IN a series OF three
games during the week and were beaten
IN all Of them.
ENTRIES FOR TILE METROPOI-
tan Association wrestling champion
ships, which are 10 talte place at the
National Turn Nereln Hall. No. oil
Bruce street. Newark, on March 2 and
4, are about 10 close. All those desiring
to take part IN these contests should
sen tle'r entries 10 Charles Erickson,
Chairman OF the Wrestling Committee,
at once.
HOLY CROSS Will PLAY THE
following football schedule next fall
Sept. %, New Hampshire. Boston College
or hode Island College, at Worcester.
goth, Yale. at New Haven; Oct. 7. Tufts.
at Worcester: 18th. Dartmouth. at Han
over; FIST, Amherst, at Worcester: 2Sth,
princeton, at Princeton. N. j.: Nov. 4.
Springfield Training School, at Worces-
ter; 18th. Colby. at Worcester; 18th.
worcester Poly. at Worcester.
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Champion Declares Mcintosh
Must Give Him That sum
for Services.
BY John POL

When Jack johnson, the heavy weight
champion. read the cablegram which lie
received from Hugh Mcintosh. the Eng
llsh fight promoter, offering him . purse
of $4,000 to night Sam Langford a
twenty round bout either at London or
Paris for the heavyweight title, he
merely laughed and said:
why. Mcintosh Is only wasting con
siderable Of his time IN Gaining me such
an offer. He knows perfectly well that
/ would demand that much alone
for my end before I would agree 10
fight. II Mc1ntosh 10 80 anxious TO
rave me night Langford why doesn't
he guarantee me 800, 900 just like he did
Tommy Burns when i fought him IN
Australia
Joe Jeanette, the sturdy and ag-
gressive colored heavyweight OF no
boken. and Jim Barry. the hard hit
ting fighter OF Chicago, are going to
fight again. They were secured to-day
by Miah Murray, manager OF the Ar
mory a. A. OF Boston, to exchange wal
Tops In a twelve-rouni bout at a show
to be held by the club on Tuesday
evening, March !. jeanette and Barry
fought a six round bout at the Ameri-
can A.. G. OF Philadelphia on the same
night that knockout Brown inc Ad
Wolgast battled, and as Barry had II
announced from the ring that he would
like TO box jeanette a twelve round bout
IN Boston, Miah Murray finally made
the men an offer which they accepted.
Pnckey Mcfarland, who meets Owen Moran,
the English boxer. in a ten-Tould bout al the
Fairmont \. q. on March ~, has iust accepted
terms for anOthe: match. He viii meet Buly
lyan. the lightweight VI Syracuse, tor ten roand'
AT . ihow 10 be brought oil at osSego, n. j.. on
HE Might Of March 20. The men VIII battle al
ls5 p0uudS, weigh in at 8 O'Clock.
-Four boxing stays are on he card for tonight,
Al Long Acre a, O.. amateur and profes.ona
ilghters will BATTLE. At shaTAey 4. O. bout
Mill be held between amateurs and profeSslonals
At National A.. e. OF Brooklyn. Jack Naor
tackles lied" Ames for ten rounds. At The
Brighton Club, Coney Island, Harry Phillips vii
meet a good boy.
Kid mccoy. who Las decided 70 try his ham
at the fighting game again, told The writer 10
day that he would he ready TO fight in abou
three weeks and would take on Tony Ross. tn
' Italian lie Vyyeight. Of New Castle, Pa, Tor Ell
round, 81 ts American A. y, q Philadslphis
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pOpTINGIs% 70
Mms1MdM Y.

IN THE SECOND GAME OF THE
National Amateur Billiard League ser
les. which is being played a; Kansa IS
city, David Lauderback OF Brooklyn
won from Ernst and j. +. Backus by
a score of 30 to 20. The game went l0l
innings.
TOM HUESTON. CHALLENGER
for the pool championship o: the world,
won two game at Doyle's ACADEMY,
beating John Monahan by 100 10 40 and
Bud" Fisher by a score OF 100 TO 10.
AT NEW HAVEN. CONN, YALE
was beaten in the first home wrestling
match OF the year by Penn state COL
lege By a score Of 5 TO .. The closest
match was the 1l5-pound class between
Hitchcock OF Yale and Glanvil.e OF
Penn State. which went TO a draw In
the first trial. and IN tie overtime wa
won b. Glanv!lle after three minutes
OF wrestling.
IN A CLOSE AND EXCITING
game Of hockey. the Croft School
hockey team defeated the New ochelle
High school team at St. Nicholas Rink
by a score OF , to 2.
team defeated Pennsylvania al Ithaca,
y. y, By a score OF 1G 10 u. In the
second half Cornell took the lead, AMI
from then on the result was never IN
doubt.
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johnson Declines $4,000
Purse to Fight LQngford

Mccoy further ,ya,sd tina; lie Is boxing daily at
NE local ssnmasium Tor the bout.
Abe At.ell. WHO hA; hsta ,vuabls to fsht OWNS
70 a badly, wreIched shoulder aud an injurel
Kilbaue OF Ceselsnd, WHO threw him heavily
!" tNe ,2of' wn. he oayk IN the ,ins again ~
also announced that his shoulder i. vel. ssaia
and that his elbow IS fast getting better.
Flank Moran: the he.gv.sht. Of ptt,Gurs,
nslssE division, Mas -ulateassd, today TO Sas,
El'S.Is: y i9,o I'm IA sasAss' ,ls Nh J'i,.y ashssr;
A. A.. on tie night Of sIaiSh .: Moran wall have
cGpi!dsIa1le weight On Savage. but tls latter feels
sure OF ouipointiug Linn.
4 battle Cor tie mildleyeirht championship. o,
WIN tsht "a ~ tils sls 5oAnny spamoI' and
Will meet for tNenty rounds.
who las. placed himself Under IL. management q
100 10 m sSid Mcu. a., 9 Jsst ; sSisssa Y fsr ' t.a m sdsSa. =.
WI be the iiI.t fight that smith has taken part
BrooNyn fight fans wall get their fire. look At
Young Donahhe. the Boston boxer, at the colin
"A; e. vs Monday E MIGHT th ,h icy. w 81 t f.: . Ts.l Glaze ns
has a hfteenround draw With Freddie West. the
EnSli.A S champion, sh to n; credit; DSn,ll.'' or
Ing Johnny Dohsp.
Tommy Murphy aud Tommy Malonsy who are
10 meet foe ten rounds At q special stag oi the
Olympic A. &. on next Wednesday night, have
begun framing for the ~contest. Murphy 10 get
ting into condition at the Morningside A. C., oi
Harlem, while Malonsy, will do his work a
Browns Gymnasium. 1hey are 70 meet At l3y
pounds. weigh IN at 0 =. NJ.
Buddy LAWN, the Buffalo welterweLsht. has beer
sibstituied for Jimmy Gardner TO meet Tommy
Quill OF Boston in q twelve round bout al The
AJmory A. \, Of Boston. on Tuesday night. Gard
ner injured his hand in his bout with Jack DillO1
In India napohs last Wednesday might aud has bepu
Compelled 10, call off the bout. ISin ought tc
give Quin a hard battle.
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CARUSO HELPS TRAIN
GIANT ZBYSZKO 0
MATCHES ON MAT

But even as Ibyszko cleaned the last
platter. there was a hungry CLEAN In
his eyes. and no doubt the big fellow
would have slowed away a duplicate
order or two had there been fewer OF
the nobility at the board. For. when
ever he Is in town. he is followed about
by a small-sized squad of Counts, who
knew him on the other side. Even stars
OF the opera are his friends. and at the
bout with Pilakoft his dressing room
was crowded with celebrities.
Caruso and Scott helped the Pole
dress for the occasion. and both held
their noses poked over the ~canvassed
edge OF the ring during every second
Zbyszko was busy on the mat.
When he wrestlcs and these operate
stars can get away from their duties
they are always there, and when Zbys-
10 finds the opportunities he occupies a
seat at the opera.
When II comes to tho question O. edu-
cation Hackenschmidt, graduate of 4
RUSSIAN university. has nothing on
Hbyszko. The Pole was born thirty
years q at krakau. Austria-P Poland,
his parents being very poor. However,
- fANAA Ill kIdu-
hated from the University of Vienna
WIN high honors as a lawyer. lie began
me study OF languages. n to-day he
Is a master OF nine. He has been offered
q position In the Diplomatic Corps OF
Austria.
, 10 Return In Couple Of Years.
4 VIII surely retire from the wrest-
ing mat within a couple OF years"
SAID ZbysZko. Il have two oMthree af-
fairs TO attend to first. | want 20 NEE,
'otch again. Next year ! am going To
take part III the annual wrestling tourn-
ahleHt at Buenos Ayres, South America,
ana then mako a tour OF the world.
AFTER that VIII retire to my own coun-
ny and undoubtedly enter tho diplo-
matte service.
I've saved about $4,000 out 0, he
wrestling game. anu that is q good big
fortune IN my country. Out OF my earn
ihgs my parents have been provided
Tor n a. Rid brother Is going through
the university. Hes not a great wrest-
Ter Ike ! was when / went TO school.
nut hes "A big fellow-oyer six feet tall
and weighs about ffe same as do.
INC !otnSster - jus. the age that /
was when ! entered the university
'ish'teh years old. lie would like to
ltNe up wrestling, but / am agln' 1t, as
they say out in Iowa.
'Mdrried-wcll. rather not; not me-"
'epHeu "pys%ho' VINO. II came our, i
soHhe"hat OF a woman hater. NO ath-
.ete shouIu ever get married until he IS
'hF9lsh WIN the game. It's no good,
an!
IHeh a Httie story OF the matrimonial
opportunities thst come the Poles way
,'"'o uu'' n wealthy role residing In
me Western METROPOLIS was more
man ANXIOUS 10 MAKE a match for one
ot ny daughters WITH the great Zbyszko.
"hu nc ~appFoaShsu tHe wrestler IN this
mSs' way ooht you get married!
Iahe ono OF my daughters and l VIII
setue $oV'vo on you
A Rare Opportunity.
Jack Herman, manag OF Zbyszko.
| thought a was "A rars Opportunity. md
hA NlFOAA 4rnntIlaN a. - aba IYA ~
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FIgHt!ng Joe Hyland, the local llght-
weight, had Lou Sheppard so badly
IN the eighth round OF their ten
round bout at the Prestone a. c. stag
the referee stopped the contest 10
save Sheppard from being knocked out.
The bout was i hard fought one from
start to finish, with both boys smuggling
continually. iIyland's blows had the
greater force and MS a result Sheppard
took considerable punishment,
The evening world., 1911-02-25

UTICA, y. y, Feb. sj,-Frankle
Smith OF Philadelphia o%utpolnted Bobby
Wilson OF Utica IN ten rounds before the
Twonty-eishth Separate Company Ath-
lstls Club at the aym9yy last Night
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BATTLING Nelson. and depends upon h
vsry ~ woigast Is a vicious. snort
Ing nghter. ni-tempered as a rattle
srsks. ugly. sneering and inclined to
foul when no Il getting the worst OF
the milling. AZ the best. ho will never
b . popular champion. even ~ he man
9 to hold the title for some time 70
come.
Besides wolgast there are several
others in the l!meiight now. M most
Of them are youngsters at tho game.
Mcfarland. X. o. Brown. Onc-Round
Hogan. Tommy Murphy and owen Mo-
ran mako up tho INST.
~ for Mcfarland. he II . wonder-
fully classy little fighter. but he has
yst - show that he can make 133 pounds
aaa ~ strong enough to night. II he
csA't-thAt ists him out. He = a well
tsrwsiGht.
Srown . Genuine Lightweight.
4. o. Brown. who will uy to put a
period to Mr.. Wolgast's championship
career next Friday night. Is probably
mont promiR snt Of the contendcrs. Brown
- \ ,asi Iirhtv.Lh, ana ,Iu ~. ,o,
- mnn,hs vo,. r,. 49,, urou,, no.
hs.~ .nu,n, a., q, u,.,ah, 1,.t.- a..
- %, ,rA,..,....., !. ,,n, >. 80
49,. 80. o..
~s.. N..~"" ou
a"N
49, NA '"o .'o
~sS..."ss ""N"al"
40 go "- Wv
'ns"' nano anu '.sh' ioot au-
'oc. eui. put no mas
Sst1..SNe 'Na' s''e. anu i s''e nm q"
he "a "eouS'o"!eH W
e"os nsh'eis VINO use 'he oFui"''S
~ Ihey nho MS pose u pu"%'e,
'wssn n.owh began hshtips ne useo
onv o's 'eit mana 10 advantage pur-
'nS Inc past month or so lie ha1 deNeI-
oesd . right that Is nearly as good as
NJ ssr' Able to hit q smashing blow
Win either hand. ana niuch faster tnnh
. meJorfy OF boAers. he Il a dangerous
lite Fellow In the ring ADDED to that
Hsown has a heavywelghts neck ana u
head and body fit to throw of punish
ment. He never tried any form of dis
sipation In his life and his stamina IL
upimpAirsd. When hurt he RECEIVERS al
most Instantly,
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[|GHTWE|GHTS Of TODAY!
WHO WILL TAKE THE TITLE
FROM CHAMPION W0lGAST?
Michigan Whirlwind Has a Likely Looking
Bunch Chasing Him, Most Prominent Among
Them Being Mcfarland, Brown,
"' Hogan, Murphy and Moran.

- company NihN NtN ''iN
VvYHEN Erne, Lavigne, Cans, Nc.
w Fadden, Hawkins and the
other world-beating light.
weights OF a decade ago we're at theil
best. the welters, middle weights and
heavyweights were attracting more
attention than the little fellows. To.
day the situation is reversed. The
big fellows find 1t hard 10 get
matches, while the world Is all worked
up over the lightweights. and light.
weight near.championships are mat.
ters OF weekly occurrence.
We have a pretty likely looking lot
OF lightweights chasing the title Just
the most conceited champion we ever
ghter for all that. lilo Is tough. like
$ toughness. lie isn't very clever or
edge OF boxing that IL marvellous In a
mar or only one years experience.
Murphy a CLASSY Lightweight.
Tommy Murphy. ,yhcn he 10 right. Is a
very classy llghtw eight. lie can make
weight easily. Tommy has defeated
both Woigast and Moran. Moran has
decisions over him, Of earlier date, and
k' O. Brown bested Tommy in a ten
round bout "a little while ago. Murphy
AZ MS best fights like a champion. lie
has al sorts OF speed and aggressive
ness. At close quarters he Is a terror.
his chance of beating Wolgast Is at
least as good us TINT OF any other CON =
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Mccoy further aa,ed tina; lie IL boxing daily at y
Vie local gAnuIaAlum Tor the bout. IA
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non WoleaN. the holder. is probably the most conceited champion W e eve
hsd but he % q good long distance fighter for all that IIe Is tough, like
AftlinG Nelson. and depends upon his tonghness. lie isn't very leyer OF
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'aas0nEIs muPiokeIm II


very sore. Il 10 undsrstood. over tbs
stctc Of aRnirs which prevented tholI
mon from getting trials. although !,
was contendcd tlat the entire grand
Jury was not available.
Attorney c. NJ. Ouslll In the bribery
crscs yesterday. surprised At tho rc-
apps sarancc Of Ferguson ~ deputy dis-
trict attorney. ralssd the question ~
10 his right to serve. when the facts
Of tho reappolntmsnt cnmc out.
. Al the same time Attorney Oaslll
asked II the fact that three oe the
grand jury were not on hsnd at thc
opening Of the eeptsmbcr torn was
not due TO the fact that they were told
TO stay away.
rergusoa said thsA II was not %
within his knowlsdss. Ne said they
wore out Of thc state.
The datcs Of the Original appoint
mcnt. the subsequent resIGnat!on and
revocation and rehabilitation Of For
Euson furnish rather Interesting read
Ing. rhe original apopintmsat. dated
and fiied June 10 last. held Fcrguson
Ia once icss than three months. bis
rcsiGnatiou bolng followed by . teic-
graphic revocation from Kuykeadall.
datcd September eth. and hlcd With
the county clerk September 7th. On
The Safnc day that he wired. or Sep
lcmbcr 9th. Kuykendnu wrote . re-
vocation Of the appointment. which
vas aled rftcr II reached this city. on
September sth.
The reappolntment was written un-
Ter date of SEPTEMBER II. 1911. but
rot hicd by Ferguson until October
ID. he or somebody having held II
hree weeks. evidently 10 see " cSndi-
iors wcrs propitious. Whether the
,rcak.ux ont OF jeil By five men. ana
he consequent iossoninR Of tho GRIN.
nal ealencar had anything 10 do with
'ersuson's taking up III. cares Of the
'fI'ee nguin are not stated.
II IL plain by ths dates Of the WRIT
en revocation and lie socond written
ppointment under which vcrsuson Il |
'ow serving. being but Ave days
part. that somebod3 wss thinking al
title over the situation Immediately
ffcr the Withdrawal.
Whether kuykendali solicited Fer
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rhe following realty transfers.
contracts. dceds. mortgages. etc.. ~
Gently f,led with the county cisrk
are furnished by the City and CouAty
Abstract company;
Earl ~. Brooks To J. w. oGiibec.
warranty deed. sio. swN Nwk scc.
fi.ss-is.
Lottic Jepson to August Jcpsoa.
warranty decd. SO. all of blocks q.
.. 10. rs. 10 and II. East klamath
Fall. addition.
J. Fred Goe,ler 3 Son to Kste
Rank. aui, claim dc,d. Sis5.is. lot
10. block q. E~suna Hcishts addition.
Oregon Valley Land company 10 r.
u. purnct. warranty deed. $500. M
ss SEN SEN sec. is.ss.tt. 81
Oregon valley Land company 10
W. n. 4 y. l.. Caldwell. e5oe. 81
NJ Swa sw u. Sec. s<-ss-I5.
q. ". Nelson TO .. N. wheeler. ear.
raaty deed. SO. 81 Nwk Bee. so
COS.
q. W. whit ct M 20 Edmuud
Oowsn. warranty deed. eio. lot 3.
block ~. rirs, addition.
Jas. Norton at ua 10 Driscoll Mcr.
cantilc company. warranty decd. 80.
Ma Of block ~. BONANZA. except sc
foet on west side.
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aud Afford. In which he said 10 them
that he thought all three Of thom
cculd got oifers from McMAhou. and
In time he would come through"
The mayor cav McMahon On the
street once after that. and asked him
about Hanks and Afford. McMahon
replied that tho two probably under.
stood the deal a. made with Hughes.
The mayor suggested that Hughes
20 see Hanks at his store. ana NO
Mahon said he was afraid to 90 BY
himself as he might lay himself liable
to the pcnltcntiary. Mcmahon sua-
sestcd that the mayor 10 up with him,
and they went together.
The mayor said that In his opinion
any man who came Into town aud
tried to do business the way McMnhon
did fought to 20 to the penitentiary.
where he belongs"
The attorney, In addressing the
court as to the bond for Mcmahon.
whose case ON the mayors complaint
was brought today. asked thxt II be
msdc 5000 ,lnstcad Of tho ei0.oo0
asked BY the state, and said that be-
cause the mayor had been subject to
so many rumors of gratt In paving.
and had tried to get himself from un-
der the stigma OF Il by tryink to on
trap McMahou. was no reason for The
bond being set at an excessive Agurs.
Justice Graves axcd the bond at
100000, which by agreement will
cover the three casss against No |
Mahon, and held him 10 answer 20 the
December grand Jury.
The case brought BY the mayor
against Hughes will BE- heard At >
o'clock tomorrow mornine.
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LEG SNAPPED
N FOOTBALL
NEITHER srPrOIsr ~ YOUNG
sr0RTxMAN BRRAKs WITH A
IDUD REpORr A. Nh MAxsS
YLYIN0 TACKLG

MBDFORD. Oct. S.--I.uthcr Deuel.
agod ~. son of =. X. Deuel.. sustsiusd
. compound fracture of tho right lea
between tho knee and ankle. while
playing football nj tho high school.
Young Deuel. made fying tackle 10
stop Alex Ware. os the opposlns team.
and In the fall the othcr Lad fell
across Dcuci.s leg Tho breaking Of
tho bone was heard by other players.
The accident occurred during tho
pFaccticc hour. Prof. Frost Of tho
high school gavo Temporary aid 70
tho youth. who was iatsr removed to
his I'ome. and physicians ist the
broken bone. No one II blamed for
tho accident.
This II the second accident that
has oseurrcd TO the squad this season.
vawtes. y member of the frst
teen. sprained Gn ankle two weeks
ago. YOUNG Deuol was . member Of
y second team.
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NO Beer, LYMAN,
IS ORDER GIVEN
srRstTxsa,s REQUIRED Nv pEr.
rrY MARSHALL nEArry sHEAis
W HAVE lost WlM GUARD
MAPs.s1Ox

DR.. Grant Lyman has new guard.
Fred Morclsy having b~cn enwagcd
this mornins 70 keep watch. because
George Maplcson failed 10 show mp.
uuited States Deputy Marshal Frank
Heesty does not knew why his assist.
ant failed 20 appenr today unless Il
wss because fs was proved ycssrr-
day for permitting Dr. John Grant
ISsnan 70 have n bottle of beer In o
cafe. or becausc 1iay,cs,g might like
"a hunt Thornct With . possible
chance. Of making 300. the amount
at reward authorized by tho federal
sathorities Al San Fruncisco for the
capture Of the escaped msn.
Deputy beatty insists that DR.. l.y-
man have no liquors or bssP. and says
thai IL the rule he observes with all
prisoners conhdpd tn his kesping. but
DR.. Lyman Is q man who has become
accustomed to trimmings with his
meals. and whenever he has the desire
and the opportunity. likes TO have
some liquid rcfrcshmsnt tn top on
his moro solid coursea
When he got TO klamath Falls and
was temporarily In charge OF Deputy
John Schsllock. he had beer with his
meals In the cafe. ana no objection
was made BY the oflciai. but when
Beatty landed hero and found that
Lyman had such elaborate meals. he
decided that tho brewery product
should be sevcriy censored. snd he
ordered II cut out entirely.
Whom he removed tho prisonsr 70 |
the Lvssmore hotel hs kspt the doc |
tor we'll stocked with root beer asd |
auy other harmless luxurics that the |
neeuscd wishsd 10 pay for. Last svc-
ming e0orge MnpIsson. the guarl. was
left In charge Of the accused Il sup
per time. and when Deputy Beatty
vent Into the restaurant whcre Maple
son and the doctor were sitting he
nv that the doctor had bottle Of
,ssr. He proceeded 10 lecture the 40
'used. and the doctor protested that
. vas faint and needed stimuIsnt.
Beatty told him 10 faint. n no would.
mt drink no beer. and no instructed
he restaursnt keeper 10 servo HE
hargs no more of II.
l.ase aight ~ midnight. whom Ma.
'lsson LETT Beatty In charge Of Lyman
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-10-05
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