The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-28
FLYNN ID LEAVE
 NEXT MONDAY
JACK JoHNsoN's NEXT oPPoN ENT TO LEAVE HOT SPRINGS
 FOR ACTIVE WORK.
Has Been Greatly Benefited By His Stay in the Valley of Vapors
 and the Hot Baths.

""S SVta to wal NitH LII AIlha JOun- son in Las Vegas, N. M., on the Fourth of July, was born in that dear town. let of Hoboken in the sweet statelet of New Jersey. he has lived most of his lie in Colorado and that splen- did state claims him as it's own. He carries the sobriquet of the Pueblo Fireman" and came by it honestly, as Pueblo was his home town for many years. and he fired" on the Santa. Fe up to the time that he became so thoroughly efficient in pugdom that 1t was foolish for him to continue working as a railroad man Flynn is a member of the Brotherhood of Lo- oomotive Bremen and Engineers, lodge No, 59. and still has his card in fact, is always careful to see that his dues are paid up.
 Manager Curley announced last night that he would depart with Flynn for Chicago next Tuesday aft. ernoon. Incidentally, Curley made this statement:
 T have never had better time in my life than I have had in Hot Springs. My little party only reach ed the Arlington on Monday Still, we are all benefited as to health, Flynn is ready for the hard work at Las Vegas and | also am in trim for the promoters worries. You can be confident that will be regular win ter caller hereafter"
 Curley and Flynn will only spend one day in Chicago Next, they will hike to Wichita, Kan, to fill a the atri1al date, made several months ago. Then, en route for Las Vegas. they will drop off in Albuquerque. Pueblo, Denver. Trinidad and a few other cities where receptions have been ar ranged in Flynn's honor. Sir James did all bis early serapping in that neighborhood and all week long Cur ley has been in receipt of telegrams galore from that section begging hin to show the Fighting Fireman" be fore hitting it ID in Las Vegas.
 Flynn took his usual morning jog over the mountains yesterday. But this time he did not have any com pany, for the very simple reason that he has used up all of his running mates and is now forced to play a lone hand Flynn is one of the few fighters who likes to train. He really relishes roadwork and gymnasium work, so is bcdnd to be most apt pupil for Tommy Ryan when camp is pitched in Las Vegas. Incidentally, it can be said right here that Ryan will have complete charge of Flynn's camp. Jim Corbett, Tommy Burns and several other ring celebrities will help out, but Tyans word will be law and all offers of aid will either be accepted or rejected by the former famous king of the middleweights
 Owing to the threatening weather yesterday, Hymns ride out to Ed Dun lop's camp on the Ouachita river for an afternoons fishing was postponed The trip takes place Monday and Manager Curley intends joining the | party Today Flynn will be snapped at the Arlington Studio again, so great is the demand for pictures ot the famous fighter from the biz northern and eastern newspapers Flynn will show in his ring togs and his many admirers are welcome to be on hand and take peek at him.
 Flynn spent the greater part of the afternoon yesterday playing Kelly pool with Ed Dunlop and II w. Ian igan, of Jack CnrleYs publicity de partment, at the Arlington. After the game broke up Phil Dwyer of Brook lyn, one of the most famous sporting men in the world, introduced himself to the big fellow and stated that he was pulling hard for him to win the championship from Jack Johnson Dwyer formerly raced the most ia nous string of horses Of them all and in the days when John l.. Sullivan was in his prime, served as stakehold CT in most of the old champions i'm portant ring encounters. Dwyer. just like Flynn and Curley, is a guest al the Arlington.
 l Steward Curtis Of the Arlington, en terained Flynn at dinner last night Jack curley. Ed Dunlop and H. W Lanigan completed the party, and i is needless to state that they all en ioyed most splendid spread.
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