The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-01-20

N EHer of Hortunes-hare begins his lfe story, told by him for the first <sHa-A uitszzz. Ht Ez a Stery filled with ring \ ssEarcEs ewery fight follower wants \ to scnGw- Ft is story like a movie ssrsaarHg-Aut every reel from life. \ Cirw.5oTs, the Jesse James gang, the \ KBcrn5i1ke, By1nehing bees, gum fights N inn TeczzRs aDd Newatia,, gambling for ~ high snnRRs, with poverty in a turn N aE the wheel-tlfts is the. background Gf the imam who has staged the \ nnQrH an1Azir1G series of big bouts i'm uhe history of pugi1ism- Here is mme-1he kiapl Jack Lcndon used to wrifte ahcu@- ONmyrtsn. rIgR, in uhitstl States and Grent Rdftrin Glia lhanr snrf suitr Amerra. by North Anmnum NarxsElnurr Xliianfa.. inr Age Herald. All G1L r;tittS DnearNaLD
 ..ss zr TEX RICHARD
 Whem a nnam waits until he is fifty sSs SMfur yenrx oBn t0 assemble his thoughts am pnuer the chances are his effort will he bHEnpg- ann starttng this on my ~1 binthtsag- was born in Kansas City. Mn- 1amuRry 2, tsI0L
 My Mne has been funnpy. They even sny thzRn my manner of speech is trurEg- Ut is hArd to realize, as I sit haue i'm the tower of Madison Square ha- GarHsn New York, surrounded by pie uumpS af ffishterS and eonferring hourly xa..T with haHsrs, nrHnagers- promoters, nrsrrhnnARsrs ausl newspaper men, that 1aruy yemus ago | was following the
 
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 BefGre u1e are piled more than two MEsahnmireth Dehters from men in various Hli1Bs2rSRms ef the country giving sugges- tsdts,, nm answer t0 my request, on what waxrHn be the sirhieats for to dis @s&HBs Fffry per cent of them suggest %rthAH ueM what is the secret of my ssSurress i'm heimg able to select the right lSfs sbaEfng n1anGfes flor the right moment 4Es4werY tinne%" some ask "In other n11ssHurass, how do you correctly figure the Nqessrnbsir nnndhg"
 EsksN What ReagDe Want To Know
 AlAnasG as many suggest a narration Taf my dsays inn the K1ondilSe.. third .------xr xruup waG9 hlhe the inside details of aa I uurRte inn prunnoning- The letters then M GfH intD odd queries like this: ss "Raaw do yum mnRe these rough neck d fighnars RReED their eortracts?' or "Who Aa wRs afse eruRIast yuu saw in H Nhs rhrg""
 m I'm the eaurse of my narrative hope - tn answer thaEm aIh.
 A There IS no secret method of ascer- M tRHuHnS whAt current suhiect the pub nkc is h1neresaela i'm To me it always % .-Faez1s avparsnr- simply read the Ms<zrr Olrpf1ri1U find @ AmEsasdE cam dBD thah. The thing peo- sS pie wamt u0 see is the thing they talk VI -uAbrun most
 A TD my mfnM writtins is the most in M t&reztimsE ant i'm the world Advertising consider uhee gneatest power in the WuuIh My 1Ssistanh has suggested - uhan use the word Publicity" That - mBy be uDsre prupe-;. but always have eRusidRred wtAh Il read in the news 1 papars ahauM people as Advertising "A thenn-nrAkmg them known I do not mean pahd advertising. necessarily. $til, big brzfnsss men would not put ERM advertisements in the newspapers hf thsY dH1 m0h know it would attract a shEnHe @f antes1tfon. The thing I look fur jim newspapers is that on which the EuaLxc arnennn0m seems to be centered. Am you've got to do is read these mewsHaEars dIi1y and find out what the gnHnhesH number 0f people are talking AARun. Also | listen to what people any 3b1un what thsY have read in the newspapers If You are a promoter umHn IS uinEe unlnG y0u want to capital ADe. .'ThrBn has been my method Now. R dhBt be considered a secret wGl, tharg it IS.
 KnaESht To Think Straight
 A bot of pe0pDs do not think in. a n:rafshu M1s- They get confused by Nt8sfusss. They Eanzhfe off on tan RwnEs and miss the real point recz- am guu hnow these people who can tnE aI1 dAy nrx1 you never find out waRH iii as aln about
 n S9uIyEypSF eezrfy trHfninr t11sght nne dlp E1raw straight talk. In those ---@=a11Es when every n1EHm was on his own =41hET hBl1 uGD tal1k straight. Before Eas ffrasn 5gs1-s old I knew very well 2&xa4zhe dHsferrmce between straight talk .RSa -thsGTah-" called it then EhzH Es what ygu HOW cali pull -huunk, "HPqle sIIDfe'' and so on. In my k11 days E.am either giv- ing yul s1rDiSht taIls or he was "hce- rahfngg'" BelS&Ee me. the most Innocent and hgnaranG knew the difference FrTkS dBfnt do much straight out RyTrS-
 Th44 nram who teI1s you he doesn't pRv h3HeM atterthor to the uewspapers Ax eih4Er n fool q Ear-maybe both A Int uf snse4nt-Als1cIsS like to say that TnRF Rnways wind up snsart-AleciSs ss, %Dn.
 cGeNr York had an exrerie,ce las; szr1rruAsr thz2t put q lot ss folks wisc A FTtoBEzrens strilke practically stopped Hm un,a RGEsrs for week. and people w-Ce hopping around like chickens wInN Hseir heads cut off. Evel the rEsnUn znrs gGt am idea of what adver- tHsirrS meant t0 thenn- Whatever the gGpErS ERst in n1aney. they'll get it krGk Hgtnsgr, in the Dc=sCn given the RuHlfc-
 Yfbs deP4rt1--e-.t stores were hit sn SNEArVEy tho chin that several oi uhsrn Fril1ts.I q sheet iI1 imitation of q mEWsp Eper and had ccers out on the saueeT trvinr to- give away their ad- wWs-tSse frafsgnts-
 ON1se EntGr dIEuIbbelT Of I fight man 9rfr had bean bGtherirg around for a week to gut a picture of his fighter and n b@Gs1 for himself printed. He sARssd u0 FGess agent and thought ii Eas zll stxsJL
 'S$SeB-'" be saIr 10 me, coming into EnPe eHZfre H@ steG med up, what lziud @f n aGwn Es tNS% I've got three oi them s:nPRrs and there a;nt line ir f1 zAsBrr mGtIiE1g But ladies' underwear nmh I e@nu sabl--InG uIe giving th1 gryF diEnerr'
 EltrBy feIn5w had actually bought GRgr1tza Es slhee. department store papers
 EiaEs EnlEuE,E Makes Matches
 Newr day Fasses but some friea, eT aeiq1zHHEdansie cal1s my attention tC sarne Gitshasr who wouId be great to