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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
RESOLUTION.

II IL resolved by the city Of st. Johns.
That IL deems It expedient aud neces-
cary, for the preservation OF the
public health to construct and lay an
Appropriate sewer on Burlington street
in the city Of St. Johns from the center
of Hayes street to the center OF Brad
ford street on Burlington street; thence
on Bradford street to q point 81 feet north
westerly from the northwest line OF Salem
street, thence southwesterly and psral-
lei with Salem street to the Wiilsmetfe
river, and to build and construct nec-
essary and appropriate catch basins, man
holes, lamp holes, ,hush- tanks and branch
o. as follows, to-wit:
Commencing ON Jersey street at the
intersection OF Richmond street. run
thence along Richmond street to Hayes
street; thence following Hayes street to
Burlington street.
Com encing ON Ivanhoe street at
the intersection of Mohawk street, run
ming thence along Ivanhoe street to
Richmoad street.
Commencing ON Hayes street at its in
tersection with Mohawk street, running
thence along Hayes street to Burlington
street.
Commencing ON Gresham street At
the Intersection of Mohawk street, rum
ming thence along Gresham to berlinG-
ton street.
Commencing on Willamette boulevard
at line parallel with the center Of Mo-
hawk street. II extended. running thence
along the Willamette boulevard and Fill
more street to Burlington street.
Commencing on Rdison street ct the
intersection Of Riehmoud street. running
thence along Edison street 10 basiington
street.
Decatur, Crawford and Bradford streets
the same - Edison street.
Commencing on Decatur street at .
point 50 feet from Pittsburg street. run
ming thence along Decatur street to
Richmond street.
Commencing ON Crawford street at
the intersection Of Pittsburg street.. sun-
ming thence along Crawford TO Darling-
ton street.
Said work Of laying and constructing
said sewer, cstch-basius. man-hoIee.
6ush-tanks end branches
to be done sccosiing 10 the
plans. speci6cstions and sstioates
Of the city engineer on Gle with the city
recorder relative thereto, which aaid
plans, specifications and estimates have
been examined By the council and found
satisfactory and are hereby approved.
The statement In writing made BY c.
Z. Andrew, city engineer. outlining the
in his opinion, that viii spe-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

st. Johns, April 29, 1910.
Dear friend:
They have hired me down
at the store. What do you think
I dor Oil Pretzelsl ! am in the
shoe department. 1t Is the best
yet, and we carry the Chippewa
hand made shoes, that wear just
like mine that you see In my pic
ture, and they are Of the finest and
neatest shapes you ever saw--just
the same as the swell people In the
big cities wear. I like to work
here. They treat ME fine. They
treat everybody that way though,
and you just can't help liking to
trade here once you begin. for
their prices are right and they keep
the best of everything. Oh! yes,
I pretty near II forgot. We carry
the famous TILT shoes in all styles
and sizes; childrens, Misses, boys,
men and women's shoes, and you
can't find more reliable brand any
where. You ought to come and
see them. Your friend
JACOB.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
ExECUTRIx NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the County Court OF the State Of Ore
gon for the county Of Multnomah.
In the matter OF the estate OF Har-
mon Tfyon. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Mary Try.
on has been duly and regularly appoint
ed as executrix Of the last will and tesla
ment OF Harmon Tryon, deceased, and
all persons having claims against the es-
tate OF said deceased are hereby required
to present the same. with proper vouch.
ers attached thereto. TO the said execu-
trix at the Office of II, Il. Collier in St.
Johns. Oregon, within six lo) months
from and after the 9th day OF May, 1910,
said date being the first publication Of
this notice. MARY TRYoN,
Rxecutrix Of the estate OF
Harmon Tryon, deceased +.
Collier X Collier. attys for Executrix.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1910

The Quinn hanging In Washing
ton state last week was another
horrible instance Of the brutality OF
legal murder with the moose. The
details are simply nauseating. If
capital punishment must obtain in
this enlightened age, for mercy
sake let il be In a more humane
and merciful manner than with the
rope. A relic Of barbarous times,
Il should be consigned to the scrap
pile. Sometimes ii seems that we
have not progressed, that the
shadow Of the dark ages still hover
over ms and at times envelope us in
its folds. The old Mosaic law of
an eye for an eye and tooth for
tooth still clings to US, and yet we
claim to be enlightened. Surely
capital punishment should be abol-
ished or we should renounce all
claim to advancement, progress and
enlightenment. Rather let us
adopt the more humane way Of i'm
prisonment for life. Who are we
that we should condemn a man to
death, that we should destroy the
life that God gavei II is one blot
upon the fair name Of this grand
old state Of Oregon that she still ap-
proves Of and executes legal MUIR
der-and murder il Is, whatever
else we may be pleased to term II.
II Is strange how little things
sometimes attract and hold the at
tention Of vast numbers Of people.
The little comet that has been
gracefully sailing through the air
on the wings Of the morning for
the past week or so Is a striking
illustration. Apparently no larger
and in many ways similar to a
small fish with a luminous tail, yet
barrels and barrels Of printers ink
has been used In telling Of its Won
ders, the superstitions II has
aroused, and the dire results that
might follow in its wake. Time
was. thirty years or more ago,
when a comet many times larger
came sailing through the western
heavens. and because men with
nothing to do but look for specks
in the sky were few aud far be-
tween. the phenomenon occasioned
but slight comment. most people
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
ODDFELLOWS, ATTENTION

On Monday evening, May ~,
Grandmaster, II. Il. Coolidge will
pay Laurel lodge an official visit.
Be present to greet him. A short
informal session will be held
Thursday night after anniversary
program. BY order of Noble
Grand, w. ]. CLANCY.
Attest. G. p, Gates, Secretary.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
st. Johns Black Eye.

A St. Johns citizen overheard
this conversation on the street car
this week: TITS a long ride out
here isn't itP' The reply was.
''Yes. and you don't see much
when you get here"
The facts are, ST. Johns is
whole lot better than she appears,
or ever will appear, until Fessenden
street. now her black eye. is made
her chief adornment. And for this
every citizen and official should
strive with unbroken energy until
it is accomplished.
A ST. Johns Advocate.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
ExCAvATlNG
Basement and all other kinds Of
excavatinS
Call for Sandell
Phone Richmond 6I
How Is Your Title?

Have your abstracts made, con-
tinued or examined at the Peninsu.
la Title. Abstract and Realty Co.
Accurate work. Reasonable fees.
II. Henderson. Manager. Iao North
Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

You want your children to grow
up to be frugal, prudent, temperate
men aud women, self-reliant. inde.
pendent citizens. Teach them to
save. Send them to the First Ma
tional Bank. The Bank welcomes
the child depositor; is glad to ex,
plain about three per cent CON-
pound interest to the little ones. 3
per cent. IT
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

See the St. Johns Sand aud
Gravel Co. for estimate on your
basement or cement and plaster.
We can save you money and make
little for ourselves. Phone Rich
mond 1871.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Character is the highest form Of
business guarantee. You can save
II you have the will power. the
character that will enable you. The
First National Bank helps willing
savers. 3 per cent. and interest
compounded every six months. 1t
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Living Pictures from Long
fellow at Bickner hall tonight,
under the auspices, Of the Ladies'
Aid Of the NJ. +. church. Ad-
mission 10 and IS cents.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Several large realty deals are
under way Of consummstion which
will be announced later.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Sewing aud cleaning by the day.
2oS South Jersey, upstairs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
NOTICE

OF Proposed Assessment for
the improvement Of Burr
Street In the City Of St.
Johns, from Willamette
Boulevard to Dawson Street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

Subscribe for the st. Johns Review
and keep posted on the doings Of
the city.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

taking II as a matter of course.
But times change and people change
with them. A moving particle in
the high heavens not larger than
mans hand is now sufficient to
cause people to fear aud predict
great disasters. But the wise men
with the large glasses must have
their innings. even II peaceful lit
tie heavenly body is to be the vic
tim. The country Is saved, how.
ever. and the little visitor still pur-
sues the even tenor of its way.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20

The tea store in the lower block
on North Jersey street closed up
shop this week and will seek new
pastures. This has been the fourth
or fifth establishment to open up In
this building during as many years,
and as not one of them used the
columns of the Review in adver-
tising their wares, not one sue
ceeded. This may have been only
a coincident, but If any heed is
paid to the matter it will be noticed
that invariably II is the man that
does not advertise that goes out OF
business. The man who refuses to
advertise in his local paper is no
business man. There are others in
st. Johns; watch them and see.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-05-20
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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-10
A W. etched Mistake

70 endure enc the itching, painful distress
OF files. There's no need to. Listen:
W., suffered much from Piles" writes
WIN "A. Marsh, of Siler City, N c., It'll
got Dox Of Bucklen's ArnIca Salye
ano was soon cured" Burns, Boils, U
GERS, Fever Sores, Eczema. Cuts, h:
ned hands. Chilblains, vanish before it
70 cents, at all druggists.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-10

for county offices. .. $500
w. II. Humphrey, work done
for county .............. 134.37
D. W. Bullock, collecting road
tax ............ 2s7.4S
E. j. Britt, expense to Char
lotte in regard to index. -. 1880
Neil Brown, witness tickets. 1920
Make Buie, witness tickets. -. 1900
First National Bank, principal
and interest on notes. 1926. 09
National Park Bank, interest
on DOndS. /, 81 90
$500.
White & Cough, supplies for
chain gang. .............. 1852
White & Cough, supplies for
Jail 3.77
]. A. Campbell building stock
law fence: ............. 1os.75
| W. G. Reynolds, keeping Coun-
ty Home Observation-Disclosures. $500
| Esaw Monroe, witness in June
McKoy case. .... 1920
T. L. Floyd, burial of pauper. 500
H. Powell or Parnell, supplies
for chain gang. 49,. $40
RADON Prevatt, supplies for
| chain gang ............ $40
w. j. Prevatt, supplies for
chain gang. ...... 1910
w. d. Prevatt, to help and
| keeper chain gang. . 1882
j. Prevatt, work on bridge,
Lum beTtOn Turnpike. ... 1901
Alex. Bthune, lumber for
bridge, Lumberton Turnpike 4S42
j. M. Dees, salary as janitor
Court House. .:........... $500
Pope Drug Co., salary and sup
| plies for county. ........ $3.50
CHARLES A Cox, conveying pris-
Oner to Jail. ............ $50
Charles A. Cox, conveying pris-
oner to jail. ......... $50
p. Z. Mcneil, work for county 113.4
freeman Printing Co., print
ing for county officers. 34.oo
Edwards & Broughton, tax sale
books .:.....: ....... 3.25
oner to Jail. .... $40
j. H. Floyd, keeping Jail for
May 49,: ............-. 144.st
A. Nash. salary for May. -. $500
t. n. Higley, freight on sup
plies for Co.. LOS
L. E. Light Co, electric light '
} for Court House. 49,
!, L. +. Light Co., electric light
TOR jail 80: ........... 11sc
J , Ky ale Leeoing Jurors. 1.S5
McAllister Hardware Co., SUD-
, plies for Jail. 5.1s
} Edwards Broughton Co,
books for Court House
ol'CeS ............ 17Si
Edwards & Broughton Co.,
) binding old books. .. 81 O(
Malcolm Mcmillan, building
} fence in stock law district. 41ot
D Thos n. Higley, work for
county for May. 72.s.
I West Defectant Co., supplies
for Court House (polish) 13e,
D H. a. Kitchen, expense in cap
turing Walter Morrison. Q 81
I j. A. Kitchen, searching for
Walter Morrison. n,
0 Waverly Hotel, feeding Jury. "a
~. E. Rancke. investigating
Z death of w. Locklear. %,
~. E. Rancke. investigating
6 death OF S. Hammons so
Geo. d. Barnard & Co., books
5 Tor Registers office. 11S
A. II. Mcleod, conveying com
0 mlttee to Fayetteville 12.5
A. T. Parmele, for work done
O Tor county. ... 24s
e. L. Williams, supplies for
o county officers 24o
F. j Adams, conveying pris-
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-10
oner to Jail =.

oner to Jail. .... $40
S S. Shelton, supplies for
county 24.60
-. T.. l.. Co, llghtS for jail. 1851
Wilmington Stamp Works,
stamps for county offices 400
L. Hays, burial of pauper. 500
N S. Kfnlaw, refund of land
sales by sheriff. .... T31
L. E. Miller, seal for A. & F.
committee APE
r. j. Britt, expense looking
after Index System 1890
a. ID. McGirt. lumber and work
on McGirt Bridge. . $50
1903.
w: G. Reynolds, keeping County
Home for June. eo.25
Dan Binum, witness in Jim
Mckoy case ..-....... 14.4o
J. M. Dees, work in Jail $50
r. j. Adams, conveying pris-
oner to Jail. .... ESQ
w. r Knox. supplies for Treas
urers on1ce .......... l5o
L. n. H1gley, work and supplies
for county 24se
Pond & Moore, supplies for
clerks office. ....... SO
). III. Floyd, keeping Jail for
June .....:. 1880
j: nj. Dees. salary as janitor $500
n. M. Blggs supplies for Court
House and Jail. TIA
"A. Nash, salary for month of
June ,,:.....;-... 1850
~. L. Baker, work in Court
mouse 250s
L. e. Light Co., lights for Court
- ilouSe ....-... 4SO
Town of Lumberton, water for
| Jail ISA0
IoWn OF Lumberton, water for
| court House ..... 1a7s
Z. ii. Cox, livery hire for con-
teSlng prisoner. .- 15e
z. Z. Mcneil, work for county 4O.9 90
Pope Drug Co., salary and sup
plies for June ,ss.
Board of Charities, conveying
Nrs weldon to her home SOC
Ella McI4aurin, looking after
nate burn .-.-.... 400
Geo ID. Barnard, book for Reg
listers office . =, IA
}. II. Drennon, conveying Della
| McLean to Lumberton. sr5
y $50 ", hgnts for Jail. 1879
= ": Brady, painting inside of
| jail .... 81 Al
L. H. Caldwell. supplies for the
~ Souiity 375
United Lumber Co., lumber for
New Bridge >,
Lumber Bridge Light Infantry
annual allowance. 81 On
Thos. McBryde, serving as
member Pension Board 1880
j. 5. Thompson, serving as
member of Pension Board aso
w. H. Graham, serving as
member of Pension Board $40
w: n Graham, witness ticket
In June McKoy case. asa
~ % I.N,, iano sales. ..... 5627s
- nIN' ihsoIVents. 1,49S.73
T.; =; McNeill, Error B. ais "a
w. n. Humphrey. work for
Continued on Page Seven.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-10

n. w. Smith. ... Self support eco
Watt Thompson. Self support 1.50
Hardy THOMPSON Self support 100
Sarah Taylor Self support use
Oliver Thompson. Self support 1 so
Cathrine Willoughby,
Sci fsupport 400
Thomas Walters Self support 800
Jane Woods 80. Self support 1.50
VIM. Woodel. Self support $50
Allen Jones ..... Self support 800
Thomas Lowrie. Self support $50
Martha Locklear. .Slf support $50
Viola Locl1lear. Self support $50
Billy Little. Self support 200
BetSey MllliSan. Self support $50
Henry Moore and wife,
Self support 500
Milton Murrat. Self support 200
Daniel McRae. Self support 500
Nein Mcmillan. Self support $50
Mrs. John Mcleod,
Self support 1.25
Jake Mcdonald. Self support 1.50
Phillis Thompson. Self support LOO
Bariah Thompson Self support LOO
Effie Taylor. Self support 15O
Eliza Turner. ...S Self support 200
Dick Thompson. Self support LOO
b. Whitaker. Self support 1.50
II. r. West. Self support 1.50
Martha Walter. Self support 200
Maurice Watts. =. Self support 200
b. G. Conoly, work on stock
| law renee. 1900. ..... 1000
"A. P. Everett, work on stock
law fence. ......... 800
w. G. Reynolds, for keeping
the County Home June 49, $500
J. H. Floyd, for keeping the
Jail month of June. .. 1880
Mclnnls Lindsay Co., wire for
stock law fence. ...... 262.6a
Keeping chain gang in Thomp-
sons Township: 49,. 500
Chain gang, supplies for gang,
Burnt Swamp. ...... 1890
A. Nash, salary ............. 1880
X. M Blggs, supplies for
county 4.sE
L. E. Miller stamp for county 15(
Alex. Thompson, drayage for
, | county IL
II. M. Norment, stamps for
Board of Audit and Finance 1917:
, Mcintyre Lawrence & P, certi-
fled copy of A. & E.. 500
, +. E. Shooter, work on Court
House and jail. ........... $50
, " llliam newton, work on Jail. Al!
, =. Z. MCNEIL, work for county SOL:
> j. M. Dees, salary janitor So:
: l.. E. Light Co., light for Court
Rouse IS!
y W. j. Pate, hammocks for Jail 80,
y Freeman Printing Co., print
y Ing for county officers. w 35.4,
y Pope Drug Co. salary and sup
pies 1Or county. ....... $40
y Robesonian Printing Co., print
Ing for county. .... Sis
y [. n. Higly, work for county. 49.4
j. M Dees, freight on barrel of
y supplies 3
U r. e. Sipher, supplies for Court
mouse 6
. e. G. Sipher, electric work in
Court House ....... 10
y Everett Waddy Co., supplies
y for Register of Deeds Is
0 l.. p. Light Co., light for Court
i1ouse .......... ia
y l.. b. Light Co, light for Court
. House ...... 1873
u Town OF Lumberton, water for
% Court House " 70
- Town of Lumberton water for
20 Court House $50
~ +. l.. Ray, conveying Ann Nc
~ Arthur to Jail. "a
20 +. l.. Ray, conveying Ann Nc
10 Arthur to Jail. 20
20 Geo. D. Bernard Co., supplies
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Continued from page three.


r. N. Higley, work for county. 25.74 |
}. j. MCLAUGHLIN, conveying
prisoners to Jail. $50
r. l.. Ray, conveying prisoners
to Jail. 4.5o
4-6-09.
to jail. 4.Oo
j A. Kitchen, conveying pr1S-
oners to jail. 1890. 400
owen C. Deese, interest due on
loan refunded. ........... 1870
Edwards & Broughton, Record
Books for Reg. office - 1900
j. w. Carter, special commit
tee l day & Mil. ........... 100
A. r. McEachern, special COM
rnittee days & Mil. ..... 11.S0
A. L. Bullock, special commit
tee 1 day & Mil. ........... 100
C. A. Oliver, special commit
tee 1 day & Mil. .......... 100
j. w. Carter certy. Com. 1 day
4 Mil '.ZV
A. r. McEacharn, Certy. Com.
/ day a. Mil. .............. $50
n. L. Bullock, Certy Com.1 day
g. <. Div oljxer, ccrty. Com day ''00
q Mil '.oO
r. \. Higley, 6 days clerk of
board .......... l2.OO
}. Bryan Grimes, certifying
records .................. 1890
The Daily Bond News, publish
cd bond issue ........ 1000
Kelly Johnson. conveying pris-
oner to jail. ....... $50
The Mfgrs. Record, advertising
issue of bonds .......... 1920
scottish Chief, balance due ad-
vertising for county. . 52.57
Edwards & Broughton, supplies
for Clerks office. .... 11.OC
"A E. White, rent for Sheriff's
office .................. 1906
Il. H. Caldwell, supplies for
county .......... 2o.71
Frederick Disinfectant Co.,
supplies for Jail. .. 10 o,
Caldwell & Carlyle, supplies for
Court House. ........... 81;
E. c. Mcneil, conveying pris-
oners to Whiteville .... $50
C. E. Rancke, investigating
death of G.. A. Ammons 100
w. M. Davis, work on stock law
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fence 1892
Parker Gardner Co, supplies
for Court House. ....... SAW
Andrew Revils, work on Har-
pers Ferry & Red Banks
bridges ............. 5.4O
Sellers & Co., lumber for Har-
pers Ferry Bridge. ......... 1887
jackson Love, fixing stock law
gaze ~
J. w. Carter, salary chairman
Board of Co. Com. 3 mos. 1900
A. R. McEachern, salary chair
man Board of Co. Com.
mos. 5000
d. S. Alderman, salary chair
man Board of Co. Com.
3 mos. 5000
A. L. Bullock, salary chair
man Board of Co. Com.
mos. 5000
G. A. Oliver, salary chairman
Board of Co. Com. mos. 5000
| Ed. Lemer, special allowance
pauper $50
! ACCOJTNTS AITnJTFD RV ROARD
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-01-10

ACCOUNTS AUDITED BY BOARI
OF COMMISSIONERS OF ROB-
E3CN COUNTY FROM MAY
3RD, 1909, TO -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
LIQUOR Will Be
BARRED AT FIGHT
Gleason Declares Race War
Might Result If Drinks
We're Sold

CHICAGO, March 29-The arena at
Emeryville. Cal, where the Jeffries-
Johnson fight is scheduled to take place
July g. will be dry" on that day, ac-
cording TO John Gleason. one of the
promoters. who is in Chicago.
Even il I were offered $4,000 in cash
for the bar privilege at the arena I
would not consider the proposition.
said Gleason. Il am afraid that if in
toXicantS were sold at the ringSide a
race riot might be started By the fol-
lowers of Jeffries and Johnson The
fans will have to go thirsty during the
battle, for there will be no drinks
served.
Final arrangements for handling
tickets for the fight in Chicago and
surrounding territory were completed
yesterday by Gleason. who closed nego-
tiations with the railroad officials He
said he was assured of a S725O round
trip rate and the purchaser will be able
to secure tickets for the fight while
purchasing the transportation.
Gleason will leave tomorrow for New
York
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-30
Keller Meets Brooks On
Friday Night

Terry Keller and Freddie Brooks, the
best welter weight boxers in the
short round game, will clash in the
main event of the South Side club S
show at Dreamland rink on Friday
evening. Those who have seen these
lads mix it over in Oakland on several
occasions know what they can do Both
are fighters who keep going from gong
to gong and If both are in form on Fri
day night they figure to furnish one OF
the best shows of the season.
In addition there will be q clever spe-
cial event. 1t will bring together JeH
OConnell, the crack eastern bantam
weight boxer, and Jimmy Reagan. the
tearing little local boy, who came back
by beating Jockey Bennett two weeks
ago after being out of the game for
some months. The winner of this one
will be in line for a good attraction.
Another pair of bantams, Willie Nee
han and Eddie Campi. also will step
around. In addition there will be five
preliminary bouts between well known
mixers.
The boys who show up to advantage
on Friday evening will have chance
to go on again a week from that date,
when Billy kynes new Union club viii
blossom out. Kyne intends to pull off
an all star show and he has his eyes
on the best of the short distance per-
formers, including "One Round Hogan,
Johnny Mccarthy. Keller Brooks and
several others who have been making
good