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Women who Are Envied.

Those attractive women who are love-
Iy in face, form and temper are the envy
OF many who might be like them. A
weak, sickly woman will be nervous and
irritable. Constipation or kidney poisons
show in pimples, blotches, skin erup-
tions and wretched complexion. For
all such, Electric Bitters work wonders.
Ihey regulate stomach, liver and kid.
neys, purify the blood give strong
nerves, bright eyes, pure breath, smooth,
Velvety skin. lovely complexion. Many
charming women owe their health and
beauty to them. soc at the Bloss Drug
store, Cereco, and X. Ney Williams
Kenova.
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Notice.

In accordance with the laws of
West Virginia the undersigned will
on Aug. 9, 1909, make application
to the circuit court of Wayne
county, West Virginia, for a IL
cense to carry revolver.
Occupation, express agent; resi-.
dence, KenoYa, w. Va.
23June4w. NJ. w. BUzzARD.
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When sufferer from stomach trouble
takes DIR. Kings New Life Pills he's
mighty glad to see his dyspt psia and in
digestion fly; but more-he's tichled
over his new, fine appetite, strong
nerves, healthy vigor, all because stom.
ach, liver and kidneys now work right.
25c at the Bloss Drug Store, Ceredo, and
r. Ney Williams, Konova.
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all rigat now and ls as peait as
usual.
Mrs. John Fink Of Nashville,
Tenn, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. ID. Hatten, at this
place.
Mrs. Tennessee Newman and
daughter, Mrs. l.. l.. Shortle, of
Atlanta, Ca, are here on a visit TO
Mrs. b. f. Adams.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Alvord of near
Chicago are spending few days
here with Mr.. and Mr,. Alvord of
Chestnut street.
DR.. Il. n. Golf and w. n.
Townsend attended the funeral of
Judge Brown at Catlettsburg last
Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. q. d. Arthur and
little granddaughter, Evelyn Rog.
ers, of Ashland visited Kenova
relatives Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Carver and
Mrs. G. Ii. Osgood of Ceredo at.
tended divine worship at this place
Sunday morning.
Misses Ruby and Garnet Heaber.
lin of Portsmouth, who have been
visiting friends here and at Hunt.
ington, returned to their home
Wednesday evening.
John Stump, night clerk at the
Glenwood, has been attending a
camp meeting at Cincinnati for
several days. The genial q. X.
Osgood is filling his place at the
Glenwood.
John Neil and family left last
Sunday for point near Memphis,
Tenn. On account of ill health
Mr.. Neil gave up his position at
the spoke factory and went south
hoping the climate might benefit
him.
Capt. and Mrs. Will Winters
arrived in the city Wednesday af-
ternoon from Washington. They
will remain in this vicinity until
the latter part of August or the
first of September before returning
to Honolulu.
The little son of &. w. Thorn
son is improving from a severe
abscess on his side. DR.. James
L. Miller made an incision on the
lads side this week and removed a
large amount Of puss, after which
a change for the better took place
Mrs. joseph $. Miller, who has
been seriously i'll for several days
from heart trouble, is considerable
improved, we ave glad to note.
This estimable lady has recovered
sufficiently to walk about the house
and if nothing unforeseen occurs
will be able TO be about as usual in
a few more days.
! TIE Sunday School Of the M. T..
church picnicked at Barger's Grove
last Saturday. The school met at
the church and left at 10 o'clock
for the grove. At noon sump-
tuous dinner was served and the
children were filled with the good
things Of the season. Some of the
young men had to be helped up
from the table. There were fifty
who surrounded the table. The
afternoon was devoted TO swinging
and various recreatioDs. Others
came on the ground in the after
noon.
The weather was fine and every.
body was happy and the picnic wa
a great success.
Jesse Fry and one of bis sons
were arrested on Mill Creek, this
county, by Sheriff Sam Crnm Tues.
day night, charged with breaking
the windows in camp car and de-
mOIishing the furniture and uten-
els contained in the car about two
years ago. The offense occurred in
Ohio and the authorities have been
on the lookout for the couple since
that time. Tuesday Sheriff Crum
heard that the pair were at work
on Mill creek and slipped upon
them unawares. They were de-
livered over to the Ohio authori.
ties Wednesday and Mr.. Crum will
receive reward of one hundred
dollars each for their capture.
June %, 1909. REPoRTER.
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other than real estate, i'm Wayne
County, West Virginia, delinquent
for the non payment of taxes for
the year 1905:
BUTLER DISTRICT.
Name. Why Returned. Amount.
Ball NJ F not found s 81
Ball M no, found 22l
Berry Joseph left state lo9
Boyd John no property I6
Booth Alvin improper ch twice l3
Christian Jas K not found so
Copley Henry left state as
Cook M not found s6
Crabtree Elvie not found OF
Dean Lee left state "a
Ellis j - not found 90
Ferguson j T not found 35
Fields Milton j not found 6l
Fortner NJ f not found As
Grant John dead 90
Hazle,t j II LETT state Ga
Hammock Wesley left state 90
kinner John left state 90
kits Sidney left state 93
Lynch III q name improper 8 OF
LycaDs G 5 left state O3
Massey + not found 10
Music w nj not found rs
Pack Sherman left dist 10
Pinson Ed left state 81
Porter James dead 81
Rice Caleb no property AZ
Rigg Lemma dead 80
Salyers Reubin left CO 4s
Smith Mat not found AZ
Smith Cbas not found 36
Stewart Ap not found II
Thompson L b not found 55
Wilson Oscar left state 1877
Wilson s S improper / 70
w orkman Nan left state %
Hinton John no property 20
LINCOLN DISTRICT.
Adkins w nj left state So
Artrip Parisade not found 27
Barker w NJ not found 80
Balentine + not found ls
Bartram Jamison not found l3
Brumteld Arthur not found s5
Browning Albert not found lo7
Bowe James not found 2S
Brown w III not found 81
Brewer Melvin not found SO
! Branham John not found IL
Chafiin w ID not found 2o5
Copley f not found As
Copley Mary not found 7s
Collins Sanders not found 90
Grace Joel not found 81
Damron John not found I2
Damron VI ID left co 50
Dillon UlIssis not found 2e
Damron Taylor moi found 67
Damron Jennie not found 93
Damron w M not found 40
Davis Garry not found %
Fl zpatrick David not found l2l
Fronk w ii not found O8
Fitch John not found 40
Hanks J X rot found o.
Harris w VI not found Os
Harvey Anderson not found IL
Hunt James not found %
Hobbs Henry not found 30
Jervls James not found OG
Jones Lace not found 73
johnson James not found 4S
Justice ROLAND co left state 54
Justice Mack col left state 78
Jude Ben left co SO
Jude w III improper AZ
Kirk VIM not found 50
Lewis Frank not found q
LoviDs Andy dead II3
Loomis James not found 38
Long w J not found 10
Lewis & e. not found IA
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WANTED Trustworthy man or woman In
each county to advertise, receive orders and
manage business for New York Mail Order.
House. $500 weekly; position permanent; no
essential to engaging. Spare time vaIuabIe-
Enclose self addressed envelope for full partIc.
uiars. Address, CbARKE Co., Wholesale Dent.
~ PAFts AVE-. NEW YoFK. l1my l0w,
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Maynard w no property 7s
Mead Geo w Il Go lef, co 8 So
Mead Arnold left CO 60
Mead Emery left co llo
McCl.lland Laura no properly Is
Morgan "A j no property 10
Mullins Lewis no property OF
Napier w + not found IS
Perry Stephens not found IS
Plum James not fouu.l o3
Pack Geo w not found 81
Poindecker Nancy \ no propty Is
Queen l. + no property As
Romans Wayne left co l4l
Robertson Sarah no property 80
Perry Nora no property 90
Wiley Sylvester left CO -
Williamson James l. no prop'ty 90
sToNEwALL DISTRICT.
Adkins Tolbcrt Adam not
found ll5
Adkins Martha no property 90
Adkins Owen left CO %
Adkins Dallas left CO 40
Adams Elizabeth not found 9 2s
Adams Lindsey left CO go
Booton II S left co So
Bradshaw Jas A no property 32
Collins Pollins no property 10
Carver Ben no property SO
Copley w A left co 25
Crockett Andrew no property os
Crockett James no property l3
Clay Manuel no property 81
Clark w no property l3
Clark w Cno property ls
Dick G A left co 42
Orenner Almeda no property Al
Dean b f no property %
Davis Ira no property %
Elkins Katie no property 7S
Finley Clara no property Al
Fry Milty no property 80
Ferguson VIM no property A
Goodman Noah no property 40
Harvey James no property 20
Hutchison VIM no property 90
Hale Ida b no property 81
Hale Clayburn no property 90
Justice Frank no property AZ
Jackson M K no property AZ
Johnson Wade no property OF
johnson Albert no property As
King p r no property "a
King j G left co 90
hing w III left CO 6s
McClelland Marinda lett CO 20
Marshall Sidney no property 10
Marshall Thorn no property 4s
Maynard Noah left CO SO
Pack Elizabeth left co lO4
Pyles Julia Ann no property 81
Parson John no property I3
Russell Linsey no property "a
Ross Hugh no property 10
Ross Eyermont no property 20
Spence Harvey no property G4
Stiltner Lee no property 90
Smith ID ) left co 10
Smith Hannah N left co 81
Workman Leander no property 90
Wooton Thos no property 80
Watts Harrison no property 1l2
Watts Mrs NJ J no property 80
CONTINUED next week.l
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KENOVA NEWS.
Personal Mention of Those
Whom You Know and
Don't Know.

Mrs. r.. L. Blllups Is very Ill AZ
this writing.
&. NJ. Porter was visitor to
Rapp last Sunday.
]. J. Kirby called on Huntington
friends Monday last.
Miss Gypsie Billups was at Cat
let:sburg Saturday.
Mrs. j. ii. Lambert was calling
in Ceredo Saturday.
Jesse Lambert transacted business
at Huntington Monday.
Miss Harriet reck has returned
from a visit TO Cincinnati.
Miss Josie Crossen, who has
been sick, is improving.
II. K. McIlroy left this week for
his position at Cincinnati.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cunningham is quite ill.
Hon. Jos. S. Miller transacted
business at Ceredo Monday.
Sheriff Crum was a business
visitor here last Wednesday.
Miss Leila Bondley was a shop
per to Huntington Monday.
Attorney J. T. Clark had busi-
ness at Huntington Monday.
Miss Agnes johnson spent Sun
day with Huntington friends.
Mrs. r. Ney Williams was a
Huntington visitor Monday.
G. p. Iehle transacted business
al Huntington Que day this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. Booth spent
Sunday with relatives at Pharaoh.
Mrs. w. +. Morris was calling
at Huntington Saturday after noon.
Asbury Jackson of Camden park
was a business visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mcclure Is very i'll.
She is suffering from severe cold.
Robert A. Morris of Burnside,
KY, was among the weeks visitors
here.
w. w. Anderson has returned
from visit 10 home folk In
Virginia.
DR.. w. F. Bruins of Ceredo was
professional visitor at this place
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John French are
here from Zelda, Ky, visiting
relatives.
Mrs. w. w. Jackson and daugh-
Ter were visitors at Huntington
Monday.
Postmaster A. G.. Holt was a
business caller at Huntington
Wednesday.
James Thacker Of KeDova r. f.
ID. No. was visiting relatives at
Ceredo Sunday.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Presbyterian church met this week
with Mrs. Burl Bowen.
DR.. f. T. Billups was at East
Lynn few days this week on
professional business.
Mrs. Curnutte of CatleIts burg
was the pleasant guest OF Mrs. +
Il. Billups last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Cunningham
of Portsmouth are guests of the
family Of J. ;. Crossen.
Mrs. Jennie Percival and daueh-
ter, Miss Dorothy, spent Saturday
with Huntington friends.
Mrs. w. @. Smith and daughter
were pleasant guests of Ceredo
friends Monday afternoon.
Conductor James Martin of
Portsmouth was among the busi-
ness visitors here this week.
Mrs. Grover Bowe of Camden
park was the guest of her sister,
Mrs. w. r. Harris, Wednesday.
Rev. Asbury Mick, district super
intendent, preached an excellent
sermon at the M. K. church last
Sunday.
The lots of the Kenova-Huntino-
ton Land company are selling
rapidly. The majority of these
lots are being purchased by resi-
dents of the city. However, a
good many are also going to out
siders Buy lot of T. T. McDou-
gal before the choice ones are gone
The little son Of +. ID. Hutcbi.
son was recently bitten on the lip
by spider. His face was badly
swollen for day or two and for a
time it was thought that the injury
might prove of a serious nature.
DR.. J, |. Miller was called and
after treating the wound the swell
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Personal DELINQUENT List.

List of persons and property
other than real estate, in Wayne
County, West Virginia, delinquent
for the non payment of taxes for
the year 1905:
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Pinesalve, carboIized, thoroughly
healing and cleansing, antiseptic, soothes
and stops pain. Sold by the Bloss Drug
Go.
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Meek JH-Gen Receiyer CIV.

refused payment 81 90
Mathews L r not in Lin dist 6s
Marcum Andy improper %
Marcum Fred not found los
Marcum Wayne NJ not found rs
Marcum Greenv!lle not found 80
Marcum Malinda improper 50
Musser Bryant improper IS
Maynard Hiram not found 0s
Maynard Cain dead I0l
Meade w. L lett CO las
Mccoy David dead go
McCannon John dead %
Mccormick b Il left CO 240
Moncy Thos 5 no property Os
Musick j * no property SO
Neace John not found "a
Newcom Ben no property Is
Porter James dead lO7I
Prince w II not found 90
Parseley John b no, found AS
Picklesimer J w not found 46
Pruett Ardell rot found Al
Pratt M + left state lS3
Rakes Lewis not found $40
Robertson Richard charged
twice 80
Robertson Pearly left co 10
Robertson ROLAND left CO 10
Rucker John not found 81
Salmons Joel not found AZ
Salmons Il = not found 25I
Salmons Thomas left co 40
Shannon Milton left co 81
Salmons John left co SO
Smith Samuel not found so
Smith Henry M not found 25
Spry VIM A not ionnd 26
Spry J w not found 40
Spaulding General not found 4s
Thompson Il no property ls
Thompson John l. not found 10
Thornhill Willie not found ls
Varnie J ID not found l3
Ninson Joseph no property 87
Vincent G r not i'm dist 40
Warden Susie not found 33
Wilson Emma left co SO
Williamson James not found 80
Wetmore f + not found 352
Wilson + J not found 65
Williamson JAS left CO 267
Stanley Burk not found 100
Freeland Holt not found 100
Sylverter Brewer not found 100
Muncy Harrison not found 100
Marcum l. + not found OOl
Marcum Kelly not found 90
Marcum Allen not found ] 90
McCloud Melvin not found 100
Musick John not found 90
Newcomb James not found / 90
Parsley w ID not found 100
w NJ Salmons not found / 90
Spaulding J & not found 90
Spanl1ing Sam not found 90
Enos Thompson not found 90
Pharaoh Thompson not found | 90
GRANT DISTRICT.
Adkins Jackson no property 45I
Adkins Geo w no property 81
Browning Willis no property 1l9|
browning America no property 80
Campbell VIM no property IA
Clark John ID no property I12l
Donalds A J. no property 2G
Edmiston Calvin no property 5s
Fannin Wayne no property 1oI
FINLEY Albert no property 10I
Frasher Sam no property 13l
Isaac Joseph no property 81
Kirk Casa no property 81
Maynard Absalom no property 80
Maynard Gilbert left co 32
II.
Maynard Millard f 70 property 52I
Maynard Wiley-jr no property 26
Maynard Acy no property 10
Maynard w T no property 81
Maynard l. G. no proDertv 5gI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-07

~, uss .srr,ta ,lradn por bueyos
80 b,ciel.l- aoa.ada por un iopel .
= nrr'rGa Qacdo l,ba!o dci car'.
81. frt ndo .Igunas ",ontusionrs.
81 carrrro be- fornuio dos deuunc
segnn So nforsa. ri policia It, scr,'
80 en- n caile. uua por no verse r
,p~,ro ~ AFRO y otra por = eao4,
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La ahDrcala co 3gn2dIIaI

Aver far cnoontrada ahorrasii cn su
prapla casa. .iuana IsadIlo, v.lna de-
harrio nalcza Alta. dei t"rmlpo musI
Hpa de Aguadla
~ ere que Ia uv+rA fut ia caIisa Se
II ssere
El jcr. Talladn practice rnv'stiFas,"-
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
ROSE FOR THE LAW

SACRAMENTO, January 9.-Ralph
Rose, the giant hammer thrower, ar
rived in town tonight and tomorrow
morning will take the examination for
admission to the bar. Presiding Judge
Chapman of the Appellate Court and
Judges Hart and Burnett are to sit in
bank, and a long list of aspiring bar
risters will take the examinations.
Rose had decided that he has had
enough of the athletic game, and the
once hero of many at field meet has
at last decided to forsake the white
washed circle for the less strenuous oc-
cupation of the law. Rose has been
delving into Blackstone for nearly a
year, and expects to have as easy a
time in passing the examination as he
did in breaking shot-put records.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14

In a letter to the Sporting Editor OF
the Star received this morning, John
O'Rourle, the astutest racing man in
the Territory, says that he intends to
ship his good mare Banonica to the
Coast by the S. S. Enterprise for rae
ing purposes.
Banonica, which is by Bannockburn,
is one of the best race-horses that the
islands have ever seen. She won the
rich Merchants Stakes at Hilo as well
as a number of other events, with the
greatest ease imaginable.
Charles David, who trained BANJO
MICA for her recent engagements, will
in all probability take the mare to the
Coast She has only to keep right in
order to win if properly placed.
There looks a chance to make kill.
ing over Banonica the first rattle out
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14

onds, August 8, 9O7 He defended the
title and retained it this year. on Feb
ruary 25 when he beat Tressider on
the three-mile course on the Wanga-
nui river in 20 minutes 55 seconds.
The first worlds sculling champion
ship was rowed on the Thames in 1881
between J. Williams and c. Campbell,
ithe latter proving the winner, and
again beating Williams in the next
race in 1888. Since 1881 there have
been nineteen worlds champion soul
lers, the greatest of whom was Beach,
who won the championship seven
times. Hanlan, the Canadian sculler;
Kemp and Stanbury were next, win
ming the title five times each, while
Towns, Chambers and Kelly were
champions four times each. The record
time for the race is held by Stanbury,
who rowed the three miles on the Par
ramatta river, Sydney, N. S. W.,
against Towns in 1905 in 10 minutes
AZ seconds.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
SPORTORIFT

DR.. D. F. Roller of Seattle has call
ed off his match with AL Kaufman at
Los Angeles.
XXX
The chicken show is open today and
will remain open till 8 p. m. on Sat
urday. ~
++t -a a. ~
The annual meeting of the Outrig-
ger Club will held today at 1870 p. m.
in the rooms of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee.
]. ]. Corbett is now forty-two years
old. Since the night of August IA,
1903, when Jeffries knocked him out
in ten rounds, Corbett has had on
boxing glove but once.
XXX
In the year drawing to a close death
has reaped an unusually heavy har-
vest in the world of sport. Baseball,
pugilism, aquatic sports, football, cy-
cling, auto racing and the turf mourn
the loss of many prominent leaders
who lately were foremost in the ranks.
What deep loss is there in the death
of such well-known figures as George
Siler, Henry Chadwick, Virgil Garvin,
Riley Grammar, Pat Cavanaugh, Ike
Weir, George Dixon, Edward Hanlan
and Frank De Haas Robinson!
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
ARNST YOUNGEST
ROWING CHAMPION

Richard Arnst, the young New Zea-
lander, who. won the worlds sculling
championship from William Webb, is
twenty-seven years Of age, just two
years younger than Webb. His first
important race was the Australian
championship, which he won from
Pearce this year on the Parramatta.
Arnst was formerly prominent in
track cycle racing, winning the sgd
ney thousand three years ago, since
when he has taken to rowing. The last
race was for three miles, the usual
worlds course, which has been sculled
since 1881, with only two exceptions,
when the distance was two miles and
half. The purse was $500, provid-
ed by Webb's hacker, w. r. Tuck OF
Wanganui, New Zealand. Webb only
held the championship a little over a
year. He is twenty-nine years of age.
He was born in Lyttleton, Christ
church, New Zealand, and made his
first championship appearance on De-
cember 20, 1906, when he won the
championship of New Zealand on the
Wanganui river from ]. Stanbury in
is minutes 30 seconds. Less than a
year later he won the championship
of the world by defeating Charles
Towns on the Parramatta river, sgd
ney, N. S. W., in 20 minutes As sec
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
TO Be SENT
TO RACE AT The COAST

of the box. The boollmakers will lay
as good as eight to one at least against
the Hawaiian wonder" on her first
appearance and if she be intelligently
handled her connections should, with
racing luck, win a pot over her.
Hawaiian turf-lovers will watch the
Coast fortunes of the good mare with
interest and if good wishes count for
anything she will win whenever she
faces the barrier.
Owner John O'Rourke knows what
he is doing in sending Banonica to the
Coast. His brother and he won the
Burns Handicap with the Fretter
which, by the way died in Hilc ht
also imported Lazell from the Coas
to win the first Merchants Stakes
and how he succeeded in doing so il
now a matter of local turf history.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
y SPORTS y
DON'T FORGET
WALK ENTRIES

Entries for the fat mems and veter-
ans walking races to take place next
Sunday over the Waikiki course must
be made not later than 6 p. m. on Sat
urday next at either the Star or ADJ
vertiser Offices or to Messrs. Cheatham
and Ayres. There is no entrance fee
and the list of prizes will be published
in a day or So
The weight limi, is 200 pounds and
the age limit 60 years.
These two races will be started to-
gether at pm. The race for the cup
presented by the Honolulu Brewing &
Mailing Co. will be started at 3 p. m
The entries in the cup race are as fol-
lows:
e. M. Cheatham, Jack Densham
Dick Sullivan, H. NJ. Ayres, Bill Hui
hui, Dial Fahey, Hang Chack, Sam
Hop, Henry Chillingworth, G. B. Hen
derson, C. G. Bechert, w. F. McTighe
L. Rosa, l. J. Hurd, c. r. Roe, w
Feagler, G. ]. Boisse, II. w. Meyers.
The officials will ne as follows.
Judges-C. G. Bartlett, Jack Scully
| Edwin Fernandez.
Starter-Jack Scully.
Timekeepers-W. Hebron, A. Fal
lon, Les. Petrie.
On Saturday afternoon at 2 p. m
G. G. Bartlett, who will act as one o
the judges, will give a short talk tt
competitors on the rules of walking
This talk will be of interest not onl,
to the intending contestants but to al
interested in toe and heel walking, a
Mr.. Bartlett is a recognized authorit
on the subject
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-14
GOT DOLLAR FOR
HIS FIRST FIGHT

DETROIT (Mich), January g.
When Tommy Burns departed from
Detroit in a hurry one spring day in
1904 he left behind him a pack of
debts. Today Burns is reported to be
worth 100000, not all of 1t made in
the ring. Burns invested his money
judicially and is a wealthy man. Wise
Tommy has made $3.50, S51.25 in his
ring battles, not including the money
he bet himself, for the Detroiter be-
lieves in backing himself in all his
fights. He also advises his friends to
bet.
One night Burns appeared in a hall
in the suburbs of Detroit where
fight was scheduled, but one of the
fighters failed to appear, and one sill
yer dollar was offered to the man who
would take his place.
make it a PUNK and cartare,"
shouted Burns.
you're on shouted the referee,
The fight started, and the man whose
name appeared on the programme last
ed about two rounds when his second
tossed up the sponge. 1t was Burns
first ring battle.