Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-03-02
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marked me in all my career. and that
was Tenant, many years ago. who cut
my eye open. ! have no hard words
to say about Burns, but he simply
was not in It. Why. ! used to point
to parts of my body and say Hit me
here, Tommy. or there Tommy, take
your choice!' but he could not do it,
"The largest crowd ever saw at.
tended the fight. was wonderful
day, and one never to be forgotten.
Mcintosh. who has the rights of the
moving pictures. should make a lot
of money with the films. There Is
| only one thing about the pictures;
Cnce you have seen them. you won't
go again for peep; the fight is so
one.sided that the spectator will come.
away disguised. Still everyone who
can will surely watch the go with in.
terest, at least once
YES" Clipped in Mrs. Jack, at
was One.sided fight, why Daddy had
no trouble whatsoever with Mr.
Burns.
| There Is no doubt of Mrs. JOhnson's
/ belief In her husbands ability to beat
anyone. when johnson was told that
Confessor Jack OBrien- was matched
to fight Stanley Ketchel, he laughed
out, What! You don't say so. Why
Jack will put 1t all over Ketchel. !
| hot Inf "a
chance with oBrien."
Just then the hack passed the Nor
mon church and that switched the
conversation from one kind of ring
AFFAIR to another. what, four wives
for one mani" joked Mrs. Jack, why
thought one was enough worry foi
one man. ell, Daddy?" Daddy kept
mum, and then put the talk back In
the proper channel-that is, from 1
sporting writer's point of view.
well, Bill Lang has improved won
, derfully lately, and so has Bill Squire,
, for that matter. was surprised n
!, the showing they made. Lang hai
, gone direct to London, via Suez canal
: and iii meet him there later
Then reverting to the big fgh
= again, johnson remarked, What d
sydney" The writer would not ha,
ard reply, so Jack continued, why
they wanted to have Snowy Baker
Burns sparring partner, named as re
erce-pretty raw, was Il not?"
IL Mcintosh was o. X. as third mar
J. but he had little to do, as the figl
"A was one sided"
-. Mrs. Jack seems to know MOI
% about the fight game than most q
legged sporting writer's, and her +
a marks were to the point-she pro
!. I ably follows In her hubby's footstep
~ THE voyage was lovely" she +
, marked. AT Suva. Fiji, we had
: grand time. | wanted an automobil
u. but had to be content with jinric
shaw. We went all over the town AZ
the natives followed us everywhere
70 In answer to a question about Sa
re Fitzpatrick. Jack replied, SANS e
N gagement with me ended six mont
Il ago, but he stayed with me till u
big fight was through. Fitz is on Il
n Makura, but is not acting nc my ma
n ager."
ne Johnson says that he has engaG
c. ments In London music halls for
long time to come 81 played und
c. Harry Richards management In Sy
us ney, Melbourne. Adelaide, Perth al
es up In the gold field towns at Coolgi
die and Kallgoorlie. The houses we
packed, and could have kept goil
Mt for as long as | cared, but | want
10 folks, before going over to England
a. Burns Is also showing In the sta
4, capitals Of the commonwealth. a
oh according to Johnson is drawing We
Mrs. Johnson says she would II
,,s to settle in Honolulu, but Jack look
h dubious aboht II. from busine
point OF view there did not seem mu
1 money In the fight line here.
-" Johnson would have liked to ha
given show here, but the arrival
VI the steamer was so late that arrani
TO ments could not be made. Even II,
w. he Is keen on the matter, and will
30 what Joe Cohen can do In the way
ais fixing something up for this afternot
Sam Fitzpatrick did not have mu
to say; he simply repeated what Jol
ote son Had said, viz: that his engagem'
es- as Johnson's manager had ended, q
ted that he was going to the States.
en- 1T was big crowd sure, but 10
son was too big and too strong
Dck Burns" he remarked. why Blu
never had chance right through
scrap"
Mr., and Mrs. Johnson are taking