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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
jim CORBET7
ON THE FLYNN.
JOHNSON Mill
BY JAMES J. coRBETT.

NEW YORK, n. Y.--We must hand
ii to Jack Curlcy, the enterprising,
young man employed in promoting the
Johnson Flynn match. He is entitled
to blue ribbon for that stick -to-it-
iveness that refuses to admit defeat
no matter how rough the going. The
fight now looks like a sure thing for
the Fourth of July and Las Vegas is
the town that lands the prize ca
championship contest OF recent years.
In the face of the hardest knocks a
proposition of the sort ever encounter
ed Curlcy proceeded on the even tenor
Of his way and with the aid of a
friendly Legislature has at last located
a site for the fracas. Apparently all
instructions have been removed and
Jack has nothing to do till tomorrow"
to quote the eminent II. Aloysus Dor
gan, except to slip the sum of thirty
and some few odd thousand bones into
the massive init of the champion. For
1t Is to be presumed that johnson will
insist upon the cash in advance, as Is
his prcrOgative under the agreement.
! have enjoyed Jack Curley's friend
ship for some time and am one of the
greatest admirers of his genius for
successful promotion of athletic at
fairs and am also an adherent of the
Pueblo scrapper, Jim Flynn, in whom
l recognize an earnest, willing and
powerful II not clever. exponent OF
professional pugilism. Needless to say
II would afford me much pleasure to
boost the proposed exhibition to the
fun extent that my modest efforts as
contributor to boxing literature
would permit, could | see In the affair
anything that looked like good sport
ing proposition. AS II Is the match
to mo looks as uneven and unequal
as. could be figured with the aid of "A
dope book
Johnson and Flynn met once before
and the contest was only an exercise
gallop for the champion. The dispar-
ity in the skill of the men was plainly
patent. Sam Langford has twice
placed the Pueblo man hors de com
bat within the last two or three years
Al Kaufman has the credit of TX. o."
as well as defeat In two battles with
Johnson's challenger.
In answer to all this Curlcy asserts
fIyhn Is much improved man and
mat the champion has greatly dete-
rlorated during two years of idleness
JACK could not very well say anything
TO the contrary in view of the fact
mat he Is financing the match and is
fIShhs manager, He will have hard
time bringing patrons of the sport ia
MS way Of thinking. Should Johnson
he licked the pictures would prove a
/ sold mine, but the other way about
'he promoter faces a deficit of vast
| proportions But Curley is good
gambler and willing to take the long
! chance
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
MOANA HOTEL LAUNCHES TENNIS
TOURNAMENT FOR PRIVATE COURTS
Mems Doubles Affair Will Be Played off On Hotel Courts Next
Week-Tennis Interest Has Been Slack of Late and
Hotel Tournament Comes as Welcome Diversion for
Racquet SWngerS.

Tennis interest, which has been flag
ging for some months past, will come
in for a genuine revival next week
with the opening Of an invitational
doubles tournament given by the Mo-
ana Hotel, in which players from the
private courts of the city and from the
army posts adjacent to Honolulu have
been asked to take part. At the offset,
the tournament looks like winner,
for the racquet men have been fret
ting over the lack Of competitions of
late, and win turn out in fun force
for the coming event
Players that have been included in
the invitation list are those of the
Moana Hotel CORTLAND, Macdonald.
Plcasanton, Colonial, Donna, Fort Ru-
ger, Fort DE Russy and Fort Shaftcr.
The main idea of the tournament was
to make the result an open PROPOSE
ton. which would not have been the
case had the regular tennis club been
invited to send their best teams. II
would have been more or less of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
.H. ,s a u y
NATIONAL LEAGUE
HOLDS EASTERN
BALL FANS


The National League race seems To
be attracting more attention In the
East this year than Is the flag chase
Of the American. This is not surpris-
ing, when II Is remembered that New
York is the best BAH town in the East,
and that the Giants on May s, when
the percentages reached Honolulu
were only half game behind Gin
cinnati for the lead, while the Yam
KEGS are absolutely last in the Ban
johnson organization.
From the baseball dope published in
the Eastern papers II would seem that
the work of the various teams in the
National to date has Been very un-
certain and has shown that the teams
have not yet settled down to their true
form. Some of this has been due to
the fact that several of the best men
on the different teams have been tenn
porarily put out of play and until all
of them get back into the lineup, 1t will
be impossible to judge the relative
merits of the clubs.
Reds a Surprise.
Cincinnati has furnished the biggest
surprise of the season to date and is
way ahead of its 1911 form. This team
has not lost any OF its best men and
appears to be working much more
smoothly under Manager O'Day than
it did under Griffith. New York is an
other team that has been free from dis
abilities and already appears as the
most serious contender for the cham
plonship.
Despite the absence of Bridwell and
the poor condition of Jackson, Boston
has been making u determined stand.
Perduc seems to be the only reliable
pitcher on the staff, with Brown i'm
proving, but unless some of the other
men round into form, II win he hard
for Manager Killing to keep his men
around the 500 mark.
Philadelphia has been the most I'M
fortunate team in either big league.
Only about three of her best men are
in condition to play, and considering
this fact the team has done wen to
/ keep where IL is If the veterans can
soon get back into the game the nine
Is sure to be heard from.
Cubs Mediocre.
Chicago and st. Louis are not COM
ing UP to expectations. The loss of
/ Manager Chance to the former appears
to he serious one and few expect to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
BY FRANK A. GoTcH.
CWorld's Champion Wrestler)
INSOMNIA AND EXERCISE.

The fellow who losses about on his
pillow. with the thousand shadows of
unrest crossing IT, should have learn
ed enough about his own happiness to
know that whatever the cause may
he the chances are he Is wrong phys
iCally.
There are plenty of insomnia cures.
one might count all the sheep in wy
oming, and still he wakcful. II isn't
what is done that single evening to
induce sleep that counts. 1t is ones
general condition that says how well
or how poorly one is to slumber
Insomnia will get" the best Of them.
1t takes away ones encrgy-leaves one
dull, heavy, incapable of clear thought.
But the cure comes when the proper
equilibrium Is established.
Physical exercise is the only genu-
Inc cure for sleeplessness. The use of
muscles must balance the use of the
brain. It dosn't make much difference
what form Of exercise one selects, so
long as II Is of a nature that will keep
the muscles In play. Tennis. golf.
handball. light gymnasium work, run
ming, walking and score of other
things will bring about similar results.
When a chap can flop back in his
bed and sleep like a dead man without
a myriad demons prOdding their prOngs
into him, he has "a form of wealth that
he can check against. 1t is there for
rainy days and pleasant ones. II Is
worth more than the coin Of the realm,
because with that force the other
things are made possible.
If he walks for exercise, then all the
way from one to two hours each day
Is none too much. II the walk Is brisk
the time may he reduced proportion
atcly. If one works in a gymnasium,
then thirty minutes Is little enough.
But this time. repeated day after day.
will bring about the right balance of
mind and body.
Business men too frequently go to
bed mentally tired and physically en-
hausted. Their nerves are jumping.
Their minds are still chasing the lit
tie things that persist in popping up.
But the man who always sleeps-and
sleeps dreamlcssly and soundly-is the
fellow who has given his muscles some
thing to do.
Tho boys who work In the brlckyard
don't have to worry much about hear
ing the clock strike 3 or 4-unIess
they are just getting in! But the pale
gentlemen in the offices are the suf-
ferers. 90 r~T~p
Today is the time to start Tomor-
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
WITHDRAWAL OF
LURLINE HURTS
Local Tars Hope Rumor lncor-
rect as HaWaii's Crew Anx-
ious to Meet Record Holder

The, yaChtsmcn pulled long faces
yesterday when unofficial news from
the Coast indicated that three yachts
had been withdrawn at one clip from
the transpacinc race. This informa-
ton. II correct knocks out all chances
Of record breaking entry list, such rs
was hoped for some months ago. when
five owners announced their entry as
certain. and four others were practi-
Cally cinched
Secretary Vctlcscn of the Hawaii
Yacht Club received no word from the
South Coast Yacht club in yesterdays
mail relative to the race. Information
as to the details of the start had been
rather expected. but nothing came from
San Pedro yachtsmen.
James Jaeger president Of the Hca-
lani Yacht and Boat Club, himself an
enthusiastic yachtsman, was the man
who brought from the Coast. when he
returned on the Wilhclmina yesterday,
the latest gossip of the yachting game.
His news was that the Lurlinc. Marion
and Seararer had been scratched.
II is particularly disappointing to
local amateur tars II the Lurllnc drops
was anxious to meet the record holder
in the race. Under the now measure
mcnt rule the Hawaii will stand bet
ter show than formerly when the
handicap was merely half an hour n
foot for waterline for the shorter boats
over the longer craft on the watorlinc
length. The rule this year which has
been settled on by the race commit
tee Is the addition of three quarters Of
an hour n foot to the time Of the
larger boats, thu, length being decided
by waterllne measurement plus half
the overhang.
by the new system the I.urlinc
would have to give the Hawaii some
thing like 10 hours" said "Chan" Will
der yesterday, in discussing the pos
sibility Of the former boats Withdraw
al. THE boys on the Hawaii don't
think that the Lurline can do this. and
are anxious to prove II. ! certainly
hope that this rumor about scratches
doesn't turn out to be correct. II
would he tough to lose three entries
at once"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

"Bill" Williams Is the champion
bowler of Honolulu. This proud title
he ANNEXED last night, when. in the
finals of the singles tournament that
has been in progress on the "Y" alleys
for some weeks past. he defeated Il.
f. Schmidt by 30 pins. Williams roll
ed pin total Of 1888. an average of
lSG 20 for the five games. Schmidt
rolled S37, and was few pins behind
his opponent in every game
Tie tournament just closed has been
Il holCUGh test Of the players indi-
viGuaT skill. In the various rounds
sixteen, eight, four and two men quail
flied, so that each man rolled total
of % games. The winner receives u
handsome cup offered by the Y. NJ.
G. A.
Williams did not have one of the
hardest men in the city to go against,
however, j. Whine withdrawing after
making a good showing In the early
rounds. on account of lack of playing
time. He had good show to win the
tournament
Last nights scores:
Williams .....21O 1870 1876 iGS 17O-933
Schmidt .....2O3 ISL ISL 1888 I3i-S37
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
These Little Pills
from the Orient

will stop all drains and losses. They are
worth their weight in gold to all who
suffer from nervous exhaustion, either
mental or physical. They restore digcs-
ton, regulate the circulation, clear the
brain, prevent insomnia ard impart a
magnetic vigor. One box of
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

forcgone conclusion had the ,Berc-
tania. Pacific and Manoa clubs been
included, and would have robbed the
event of much of its interest. As 1t
is. only bona fide players, residing at
the places named or regularly using
the courts, will be accepted.
Two of the courts have already
named their teams The Moana win
be represented by II. Sinclair and Da-
vid Anderson, and r. p. w. Gray and
Macaulay. Fort Rugcr has sent in its
entry as Major Timbcrlake and Lieu
tenant Vaughan. and Lieutenant Pratt
and Lieutenant Williams.
"rhe Moana courts are in good shape
for play right now" said Manager
Thiele of the MOana Hotel this morn
ing. we want this tournament to be
"a success, and anything that can he
done to make II so will be done Most
of the courts will enter two teams.
and this should give us a large enough
field to make interesting matches Play
Will probably start next week"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
McGRAW INVENTS A
NEW BAT FOR GIANTS

John McGraw has devised new
bat, which the Giants are using and to
which they attribute most of their re
cent success in hitting and judging
long flies.
Not only Is the tangled bat
longer than the ordinary weapon, but
II is smaller around at the business
end. The extra leverage and swing
to be had from the unusual length
drives what Is practically still ball
much farther than the shorter bats
would send It,
Striking with smaller bat also i'm
proves the batting eye of the men.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
CAN'T USE STlMULANTS

NEW YORK, n. N.-Onc Of. the sub
jects Of much wrangling at the Olymr
pic games of 1908 was the decision OF
the British Olympic committee that a
competitor in the pole vault could mot
dig hole in front Of the bar in which
he planted the pole before taking off
for the vault. This was n great hand
leap to the American vautcrs. Now,
after nearly four years, the rule has
been changed in England, the now
rule reading as follows:
Pole vault-Any competitor shall
be allowed to dig Il hole not more than
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
: = *******. I

see the eX-champions seriously con-
tending for the pennant.
Pittsburg appears to be coming
along nicely, despite the loss Of Dom
lin. This teams pitching staff APP
pears to be one OF the most formidable
In the league and little more CON
sistcnt batting should bring many
victory to the club.
st. Louis and Brooklyn have been
showing up poorly OF late and do not
look to be any better than last year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
Bulletins Page of Sports
o 14A&%v@~~@@o@v
BOOST HAWAII ROWING.

An attempt Is to he made TO .
interest the sportsmen OF the
Big Island in rowing, and de-
vclop there If possible Il club
that will send crews to the in
tcrisland regattas. with he
idea of doing a little missionary
work along this line, i'm combi-
nation with n pleasure trip, II.
Il. Longlcy, one of the Hcalanl
clubs live wires, has left for
Hilo. V. l.. Stevenson, the Hoo
nolulu newspaper man who has
gone to Hilo to edit the Trib-
une, IL another boating cnthu-
siast whose good offices in this
regard can be counted on.
The Healanis are all for cN-
pansion. AS a club they are
anxious to see the Hawaiian
Rowing Association represented
in the Pacific Coast Rowing
Association. so that annual con-
tests with outside clubs could
be assured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

one foot in diameter at the take Off in
which To plant his pole"
Athletes expecting to gain Olympic
honors in the Marathon race at Stock
holm through the use Of oxygen gas
have run up aga inst stone wall in the
shape of an edict that competitors in
the event win not be allowed to use n
stlmulant Of this nature. Strict inter-
probation of the rules put oxygen in
the class Of drugs, against the use of
which there is a mandate of the com
mIttec.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
PHYSICAL FITNESS FOR BUSY men

row you may he lame. The day at
ter YOU may want to quit. There is
where you ,must test your gamencss
II you take a good bath and n brisk
rundown after your workout the lame
ness VIII not stay so long. After two
or three weeks 1t isn't going to be so
hard And little by little you will
gradually forget about telling your
friends how you rested the night be-
fore-because there will he seven good
nights rest each wcck-cvery week in
the year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15
Persian
Nerve Essence

will make you feel like a new person;
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no mercury or other injurious drugs.
The proprietors, The Brown Export
Co, 95-o7 Liberty St, New York, n. Y,
U. 5. A., earnestly ask you to give
Persian Nerve Essence n good fair trial
at their risk. Commence to-day, you can
obtain the preparation from
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

Speaker Clark, while in his office re.
Gently suffered an attack of mmbago
and later went to his home. His i'll.
ness was not serious. -..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-05-15

In answer to an offer of the city to
pay reward of a cent for every ten
flies delivered dead at the city hall
school children of Cleveland, O., are
"swatting" the fly with vim and vigor.
The crusade will continue for two
weeks.
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Order OF Notice Thereon.

Nurtlerl Di~Ir nat OF West NIr-Ifia. -.
On tbs -fl Gig! Cd: B.tsfuu.f. = %.
~. "n re'i.ns .i.c foregoing p,t.,.ou.
ordered 3D.. uI' 'uart ttlt a h.rriu-.
Dr.. iltH .ruu ff- same "r the 10th dIg uf
January A. IL. 1918. h.fut. said Court
at Wh-rlinr. DO SAID district. at ten
"'eIu' Is lu Go" forenoon auI That Motto.
thereof ir published 90 tine Whe.Iiu- In
i"ill-ruDcr. 10 lew sItr'r printed 500 said
Distinct and ~ at aI known creditors
dIi "tHrf persons iu Interest may ap-
"tf az tn' -III TIME trlI place. amt show
aI~'. 10 any they have. Why the prayer
3D.
Nud 90 is further ordered hy tu, court
nat 'r" rI"fk shall send ny mail GO an
BROW % creditors copies ~ said T..fitiuu
tni il.- "fti"f ullr.-~sI t. them at
t..ir places OF r,-.d.uc. as stated
Nltu"s. the Honorable Aston e. p4y-
ton Iud-r of tf' SASH rour'. 4ut fle
--d thereof at Wheeiius. IN SAID q 30
tr.rt. on tl' .th dty 90 b.cemhcr. 4 o..
1879.
N'tsst.
e.. o. i>Ef-Nt-VEE. clerk.
l.. : o. e.. y. 3d. " Va
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100 will buy good csve1-
room house. lO4 Ontario
street. Island. Water and gas.
Eighteen inches above orii-
nary high water mark. Could
he arranged for two families.
Great bargain, especially
for good size1 family. having
four BEDROOMS. Terms. 5000
cash, balance long time.
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0UT.TEE-PIKE
Suggestion Meeting.

y fine new Eat- post has been erected
40 m" entrance of the Hal Sp.tlel
property. 300 Pleasant Valley.
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The citizens OF Pleasant Valley nave
s'rld'l tt hold their suggestion ON
" etu'~daN. December Is 90 the Jesse
ii"'h Earac'. The meeting Will be
called t. order promptly az o'clock.
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GISCELLA-EEOCS

eNFED-Io recurs "A COPY o. tbs
DO uiiN or tho session % the is heel
TX c-ntfrtior. which ,outr-sI isffu-
90. y %. This Journal Vas printed
~ I'Nhi bf lamIf 20 and DfrfnYtt.
y. 10. aiy Owner % Cory OF tha
t"lriHi VIII Ier nfm q public a.rtlea
o. commune attF with flr IrttIlI-
EFncer. or Win Hon NIfLI LOWS.
.at@ AfchiNcifL Charleston. " Va
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United states Of America. Northern Dis
tr..t of West Virginia. 49,
In the United states District Court iu
ami fur sad District.
In the matter or =. Y. Shiplry. Bank
rupt. No. .'*. Ia bankruptcy. Petition
for D.Schirr.
To "a. Honorable Aston - DAYTON.
judge 90 o." District Court uf tn.
nifed states for the Nprt Tern Dis
tit.t az West virginia.
j. Y StArl'y. Of folIauSbea. N o..
"itiN OF Hinoh'. aud state or West
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represents that con tine i-tu SIS, of sen
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or proper fH. aut mos fully complied Win
al o." i'luir' u'f.t~ 81 s.,Ii acts and 90
orders OF tic .uurt touching his .auh-
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W Wherefore. hr prtys that D.. may ba
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tt~ estate under said BANKRUPT acts sN-
cert suc4 debts "a are excepted uy law
from su,l dt~-tar-t
hat.t tais goth ia. Of November y.
T.. 1915.
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Rooms WITH BOARD

TIE SEVERN r-.rnish~I rooms IN
boaE- 3tl Ma.E - ict6-J Bell
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JOHN " SEipWIrz.
rs , \ cHArMAN. lI~ All -uey
Order of Noficn Thrrann

northern District of West Ni-Aiv.a. g..
IA t-i~ lstl daf OFF I-DemH.r. \ Co.
. 'fl-. GA reaiius tAe ipr,Ep.nE y,tltIua.
4 u.s.
ordered ~ the Court utat a hearing %.
.ad upon TIE same uu t.s t-t. i4N ct
January. \. l.. 1913. before SAT- CONT 80
NH"".iug. IN said District. at ten ..,ln. b,
lh the forenoon. and that Iuti.. .,i'sf
N" rlrlls.ti Ia the Mhstliug lufsl4EsI-
Ger. .t new ~pap~r printed DO. said HIetr.. g..
and u a. a. known creditors and other
PERSONS 90 interest may appear 80 TIE
SAID time and place and sow cause. ~
any t.'} nave. v. y Tie PRAYER II thu
said petition should not l. granted
Ana % ~ further ordered hv th,. court.
Ia; thr cl-fk "a al send .y mail 60 all
Nh.Nh .r'di tors copies Of said I'tifiou
ana this order addressed To- tn.u at their
places Cd! residence a. stated
witness TIE Honorable Aston q bay
ton. JUG" ~ On" said Court. AMI the seal
thereof. 40 Whe.line. Ia Ssid fiSt-i,t on
the l5tH day ~ December. \. l.. 1919
Attest
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fon SALE-Three work horses weirht
double sets Of worn harness two dunn
wagons. one fiat bed wagon, one concrete
mixer. all In first class condition C. Il
Kimberley Co. schmulb bach Bldg. Both
phones o--tf
ron nALE-House on corner fffctcnth
and Jacob streets Very Desirable
kn9ulre 80 Fifteenth street au-2s-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SAl.E-Seven roomed house
on Island: bath, pantry. laundry.
cellar. front and hack porche-
within two minutes walk of steel
bridge. If interested. address ii.
W.. care lntelligencer. n-Is-n
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HELP.

WANTED t'ifI fnf At.,r. PM. -I.,IrE
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wANrEp-EHperiSnc stsnographsr
Address Experience. care this paper.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE

TOE SALE OF TRADE-A good seven
roo+h mouse and tNo lots. with wells
barh. bhatet lawn. AM other Improve
ih"htr- Wiu etli leap. or trade FOR a
siusl :nrs,. Address t'uat'ss ~ Miller
tdtcIna. =. -. Is-22-tf
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roR SALE Good two chair barber 4Nor
Tor particulars address iioN 80 Claws.
Vile. Ia. t-n