The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-28
JOHN L.SHOMB FRONEUUOpE
TALKS 90 COL. ROOSEVELT
AND OTHER FIGHTERS.
Bells, - the COlOnel Il sun va for na,,,..
but Has ltls Doubts About JsW
-SsiR Jslt Tor Kngllsh Ilotrlp--Mas
FINAL llecaqipn ONer IHla Vsorst F:nem,.


'nr, zane INTO port Yesterday accom-.
r.ni d by the Mauritania. Mr. Sullivan
h,i been in England. Scotland and ireland
o. -sventeen weeks. appearing n the
~ &c halls with Jake Kilrain, whom he
v-r1prd in a seventy-hve round flrht
war, ago down In Mississippi.
The rip through tho United KlnRdopO
~ q honeymoon tour. for John L. was
rBri-d en- February last To Miss
s'r.rms Harkihs Of Boston. They went
q -hrol together when they were Aids
I..r her hair v ne white now a. John'a
T'.v had a grand time over there. hut
INV yore mighty glad 10 get hack 20 the
.r.y country that Is worth. az John L.
saw a whOOp in hell While the big
Cu7nrier was coming up the bay thew
stood arm in arm at the raid. and you ouah,
20 have heard the shout 30 up when the
crowd on the pier caught sight OF the
man who was good enough 10 come baok
and put Johnny Barleycorn down and
cut
Whep the photographers made a rush
bnd prepared 70 unlirhber their quick
trers John L. sent tho Missls below,
7 amt using my wife In any pres.
agent stunts he nlmbled. None o Z
Tat cheap skate stun for met
But the camera man argied that he
hal the wrong idea. that they wanted
Mrs SIlhvans picture with his just
o. they would want Mira. Roossvelt'a
say along with the Colonel's. The az
plantation struck John L. a. a Eosd one
and HE Characteristic amiability did the
rest
Come along. MOTHER he Shouted in
= voice YOU could have heard half a milo
Come along and get took with the old
man. guess we need some class in this
picture anyway
Very prim and demure in her black
six dress with It's lace TRIMMINGS AZ the
neck and wrists Mrs. sullivan passed
her arm through Johns and abodt aftv
cameras became exceedingly busy. After
thar the blg fellow hustled around &c;
ting he bagRAge through the customs
and telling inteTvicwers what he thought
ADout folks aud manners on the other
eide Not a great deal. by Johns own
sayso,
keep ny dog in he boOmsd. 'Gnd I've
been 10 en- ALL
The runner for an uptown hotel caught
John a. the elbow after the baggage had
been rbunded up and piled in a corner.
D. YOU want an e. q day room for So
he whispered persuasively.
What are you trying 20 slip me. the
hunk" said John l.. AN right. IN
take yousp. GRAB these things and beat
Han an hour later. while Joha was
SILL on the pier. the word came by tels-
phone that the price % his room would
10 So John turned the shade 81 red
That used 70 make his opponents ia the
ring wish that the rules laid down hy ne
ate Marquis VI Queensberry allowed for
sun
What's thatg- hs beloved Ten
collars y IN bell you say. Well. keep
he room and send my baggage 10 the
6renohle or III come zap and knock the
lohhy q your dump rEht into the bar
And what dye thinky- said John later
hs~ gated ne four bucks for moving
nv baggage around JtIst stuck the
UfH into Uncle John and twisted Il
Eround paid n all right Nobody
ever heard me holler when u came 10
money
ornfortAbly settled in the Grpnoble.
NTH Mrs sullivan flssinR around IN
nice motherly way making him com
Portable. seeing that his pipe and tobacco
and matches were handy and that there
vas q hansock for his feet. John l. pre-
sented his views on some men and events
past and 20 come NJ course everybody
wanted % know what the squarpsi fighter
Who ever put on the gloves thought u
JehFies'a chances 20 beat JACK johnson.
and whether he believed the Sight would
81 strictly on the level Ne pufed &C
his bnsrWoOd for quite a while before
Answering.
80 3sd 10 right he said finally. point
ING q finger that looke5 A. big a. a banana.
he'll take that coon and bite his ears
Of Bat dunno. ! can't figure out how
he can come back after being out % the
game for years and lickin up the stuR
that never did nobody any good Jem
Mace was the only fighter who ever did
IT, put Mace vas e wonder. I've got Il
in my nut that Jsa's been Out too long.
but I'm bopin' for the best. Il would
be a bell Of joke for the white race II
The smoke slipped one over. hey7-
NJ sullivan do you think the fight
vii be on the level?'
Well. Il had better be- aid John. |
deep down In hts chest = wouldn't |
70 ant 70 be IN the ring u twenty or thirty !
7 a0usand american citizens got wise N I
ne fact that they had been Unframed }
ilu' ! cant tell from here The guys /
sr'ad like a lot ~ cheap skates training up I
rra hattie What did thoy d.? Heyl I
Vel they shoot out enough hot ayr % ,
Os-ry Zeppelin 10 the north pole and back. !
aI they not over 70 HObOken with a /
rand and all the wine agents they could .
object. get photographed. tell the news
paper men that everything is arranged 4
a1g ne next time they meet they bar /
o.. reporters. That's a he'll Of a way /
D. rr0fnots a hRht. handin' the icy mitt I
q tie newspaper men. Where would .
~ 10 all Of Va. without the neWspapersy
FEY The public wouldn't know these
tghters vsrs ahve " u wasn't for the news..
Iarers What tn he'll were they dom
J. a 'rameup Don't think yet u 10. but
! lon like the smell
JET and the coon will split tina, purse
ere as you're a foot high. That rs 20 the
= .1ler and Is 10 the loser stun doesn't
., nd RICH, 20 your Uncle John. It's
y rney iRht. They don't care for the
grry A. We old fellows used TO; they Want
he ash IN the mitt'
'aan said he was sorry be hadn't met
c. Roosevelt in England. Joha thinks
~ 1lonel u the grandsst man that ever
y ~ shoe leather
axe u from me, he roared, bringing
b. lghty hand down with a thump
l.I' Dounoed the oentre table, has the
Ersa'est Prenidcna who ever topped him
o., 80 the White House chair. Every
lr1r lut a sissy loves q fighter, and Roose-
q hell Of a fighter. You wait tiil ho
gf'- Hack ThsreI bs the biggest NOSE
if. -5untry ever saw.
Hss different from this fellow Hughes.
d. 'hink ] could stand Hughes around
tise. somebody told me that when
--rst vas President and Hughes
49, tprvInR his hrHf term a. Governor