The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-16

~ AAl@@oH ftN f@19A " f@~~a sfA&t~ " those fighting fellows chinnIns about rstir- ing on farms" said the desd-gam old sport as he looked oyer some pugiiistic photosraphs on the walls of q roadhouse in the East the other night. why, that's ali ss. s sysn s ssss a.s s of city life can ever settle down on lone why. I remember years ago gave Joe ooss | chance to live free and clear on . farm I owned up in orange County. Joe couldn,t fight any more and he seemed de try life. How long do you suppose he stay .Just ten days and think hs would cash down In the village and had 10 wall Sntn g 2 New York friend ssns hsm ,., hls esr. q. why. Joe. said. greatly surprised, Sroas' :o s sGa s sses soon ssa 'o rss ernor.' answered Joe. T got the owing blue, for It was like doin' time up there.'
 hundred where nr 'th those fighting fellows have had fine chances to live like fighting coeki on farms. They don't like the quiet coun. suits suits their restless natures
 hasn't tasted q drop of liquor for almost with his buriesaue show good and strong They say he's got almost stoo.00o faid away for rainy day; Bully for John, % aoPs & ne cyclone if he ever slips his foot with that kind Of . bank roll to drink. 1t up! It will be his finish, sure!
 Sullivan After Farm.
 ''The last time I talked with Sullivan ne had the stock farm idea in his head. He a few more years retire from the stage and live the rest of his days raisins iancy cattle and horses. Jenn tninkS ns.r .nsre sa,r, and he said he'd been msking quite q study of the business.
 It seemed grand the way . the ,as.S sis f'lsy ss hind his back when I thought of John l.. running a game of this kind away up in some lonesome spot where everybody goes 10 :srhat kind of life would drive Sullivan to drink It's all bosh. tell you. Mar: of country fife They must havelthe bright fixhts There's Jim Jeffries for example. He left the ring and stage q few years THs said at the time that he didn't want any more gay city life--the mountains and ths green fields for his also guns and aSss ssas long did Jeff stay upon the farm away from the giitter2 Not many moons. can ~. why SS the, first thing We knew he opened A fighting club at Los Angeles to auause htrnself. and then 6 big saloon-hoth good moneymakers oy the way, se.s h may unte,no mss .o
  and shoot game bat you bet nobody can keep him very long in the woods.
 FEaM Houas in Country.
 'srhey tell me that Tommy Burns owns 2 biz farm up In Canada. where he intends to lay off after his go with Johnson. Burns ssys the big coon will be his last opponent. for he's got athe. dough and knows when s, to quit. He's Q wise fighter who can tell when he's had enough of the rin. Sullivan never should have fought lick after his battle with Kilrain. ., reer. If John L. had never been whipped ne would be today a much greater drawing card Burns has a good head for business ana be'li make a success in most anything except perhaps farming. For I never knew e fighter who made money out ot F~'Sa"s .sFitzsiInmons is another scrapper wno feels that he should be farmer in ms @ oid age. He's got small layout oyer ln Jss- sev. where he raises a few chinkens ana vesetables and sits up nights Iyins Lo convince himself how dead easy wouio pe