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The Holly chieftain., 1908-10-02
AUCTION
October 20,'0

~N THE above date all the
~ s.s, lots in the c.,'.n Tow" Of co,".asy Wiley.
belonging to The Big Bend Town
and Improvement Comp ny will
be sold at auction to the highest
bidder. Terms of sale. $1,000 cash
payment on each lot purchased on
date of sale. and balance in pay
ments of $1,000 per month. No
interest or other charges. Five
per cent discount for cash. Deed
and abs tract fnrnished Oh final
payment.
Absolutely no reservations will
be made except the two lots on
which the Equity building stands.
and no by bidding viii be allowed.
On the same date some of the
tracts in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Santa Claus
Has Arrived

at our store in full Xmas attire and will
make his home at our mammoth post card
rack until after the 25th of December.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Public School Notes.

The country outside of this school
district is well represented in our
schools, there being 35 tuition pupils in
the grades and 81 in the high school.
This will bring into the district $ll00
With a little more help in the high
school department. so that the classes
could be made smaller and more choice
given in the selection of studies, this
amount should, in a short time, be ma
terially increased.
Recent visitors were Mrs. Julian
Mrs. Louis Graber, Mrs. Howell, Miss
Pearl Martin and Miss Pearl Shepard
AS some have expressed a desire to
know the law in regard to the use Of
tobacco by boys under sixteen, we pub
lish chapter 463, laws Of 1907. Section
46O8 V. Every person under the age
Of sixteen years who shall smoke or use
cigarettes, cigars or tobacco on any
public road, street, alley or park or
other lands used for public purposes or
in any public place Of business or
amusement, except when in the com
pany Of a parent or guardian, shall be
punished by fine Of not more than ten
dollars or by imprisonment for not ex-
ceeding thirty days" Section 1908 w;
aAny person who shall permit any per
son under the age Of sixteen years who
shall not be in the company Of a parent
or guardian to use cigarettes, cigars Of
tobacco in any form in or rupon premises
occupied by him, small be punished foi
| the first ofFense by fine Of not NOR,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Passed Away in Kansas.

News of the death of Mr.. Charles
Blewett at Hutchinson, Kansas, his
home of late years, was wired to rela-
tives in this city last Saturday, and the
remains arrived here for burial Monday
evening and were rested at the home of
j. w. Hutchison.
Charles Blewett was born in England
on the Sd of April, 1888, and died on the
4th of December, 1908, making him 70
years and months OF age at the time
of his death. When ? years old he
came from England to Mineral Point
with his parents and here he spent the
greater portion of his life as school
boy and business man. Mr.. Blewett
was recognized by all who knew him
for his sterling principles and as one
who under all circumstances used his
influence to maintain and advance every
right cause.
In early life deceased joined the
Methodist church and he was also a
consistent and energetic Odd Fellow
About a year ago Mr.. Blewett had
severe siege of lagrippe since which he
has gradually failed in health He pa
tiently awaited the summons and his
passing was peaceful.
Funeral services were held at the M.
f. church Tuesday afternoon, conduct
ed by Rev. S. A. Bender. Odd Fellows
in a body and conferred the
order beautiful and touching ceremony
at the grave.
A devoted wife, formerly Miss Martha
Eden of this city, survives him, also
one sister, Mrs. Robt. Martin of Mime
sofa. The widow and Mr. John Eden
accompanied the body to this city.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
The Local Field.

-Correll & Martin for clothing
F. L. Cork left for a business trip
in Iowa on Monday.
j. W. Moody left for a business trip
to Chicago on Monday.
Miss Mae Oke visited friends at
Lancaster the past week.
y. A. Meserole left for a business
trip TO Milwaukee Monday
Ernie Wiesen attended dance at
Dodgeville last Friday eve.
Five cents buys Red Trunk and
with it goes a good smoke.
Attorney Priestley attended circuit
court at Darlington Monday.
The young people of This city have
enjoyed skating the past week.
Mrs. AL. Kubitz of Milwaukee spent
Sunday with friends in this city.
See those Shirt Waist Boxes
at Bishop & Stephenson's furniture
store. 49
Just received our first installment
Of holiday neckwear and mufiiers. C.
Farlin.
-Fayette Harwick is spending this
week with friends at Dunbarton.
Mrs. Dennis Lynch visited her par
ents at New Diggens last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Gilman Jr.
We're visitors at Milwaukee last week.
Miss Bertha Travers of Chicago is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Mat Roger.
The celebrated Regaha 10c Cigar
has never failed to satisfy the most
tastidious smoker.
We are not cutting down our stock
ot china but actually closing it out al
cost The Toay Grocery Co.
Mrs Jacob Powell and son Clarence
"t Cherokee, Iowa, We're guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Fred X Cork last week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY DECEMBER TO-
Death of {. r. Spensley.

A telegram to Hon. Calvert Spensley
Of this city on Monday brought news of
the death of his son Calvert Frederick,
which occurred the night before at st.
Luke's hospital in Denver. Deceased
was on his way home from Alaska, and
it is presumed, in the lack of definite
Information. that he was taken i'll on
the journey and stopped off at Denver.
Last fall MIR. Spensley went to Nome,
Alaska, to look after the interests of
the Hercules Mining company. He in
tended to stay all winter, but on account
of the condition of the affairs of the
mine he decided to return and letter
from him, written at Seattle, Wash,
and received by his father last Thurs
day, indicated that he was in good
health and spirits. This was the last
that was heard of him until his parents
received the announcement of his death.
Fred, as he was familiarly known
here, was born in this city on June 4,
1872, thus making him 36 years and 6
months old at the time of his death.
He was educated in the schools of this
city, at ST. Johns military academy
and at the University of Wisconsin,
where he completed the law course in
1896. For several years he was asso-
ciated with Judge Bashford in the law
firm of Bashford, Aylward & Spensley
at Madison. leaving the firm when Mr..
Bashford went on the supreme bench.
He was appointed on the governor S
staff by Gov. La Toilette and was re-
appointed each time by Gov. Davidson.
In 1894 he was married to Miss Flor
ence Bashford, only child of Mr.. and
Mrs r. NJ Bashford of Madison. Two
children were born to them, Robert
Bashford Spensley, 13 years old, and
Sarah Amelia Spensley, II years old.
Mr. Spensley, father of the deceased,
left on Monday afternoon train for
Denver, for the purpose of accompany
ing the remains to this city, which are
expected to arrive tomorrow (F'riday)
evening.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Stamp Out the White Plague.

The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculous asso-
citation wants to sell before January lst
1000, 900 Red Cross stamps. Buy some
stamps and put them on your Christmas
packages and letters. For sale at
Iyey's Pharmacy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Engage Date at Once.

The dressmaking department Of the
firm Of Gundry & Gray Co, under the
management Of Miss Wartner, is now
in position to take orders for dressmak-
ing and have same ready for delivery
in ten days. In case you need dress
made engage date ut once.
4ga2 GuNDRY & GRAY Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
100 Horses Wanted.

S. +. Guttenstein viii be in Mineral
Point Saturday, Dec 10, for the pu~l
pose Of buying 100 horses, If possible.
Liberal prices. all kinds Fowl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Barred Rocks and Rouen Duck, for Sale

| have large number Of choice
Barr ed Rocks and Rouen Ducks for
sale at reasonable prices. The ducks
are exceptionally good for exhibition
purposes. FRED MOTLEY.
soft Mineral Point, Wis.
Phone Line % 90 x. r. D. No. |
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10

than ten dollars and for any subsequent
ofTense by a fine Of not more than
twenty-five dollars or by imprisonment
for not exceeding thirty days.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10

Dandy new cutters and few second
hand cutters. also three-seated light
bob outfit for sale at Penberthy's livery
stable. 1OWd
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
Useful Christmas Present.

pair Hose, nobby Tie, ! Hand
kerchief in beautiful Xmas box.
Price sl50. Exclusively with Correll
Il Martin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
BAN 300

Bamboo Jardineer Stands, Bamboo
Wall Pockets, Bamboo Music Racks,
etc, at Bishop & Stephenson's furDi-
ture store. 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-12-10
For Benefit of Public Library.

A reception and dance for the benefit
of the Mineral Point Public Library
will be given on Monday evening, De-
cember 2Sth, at the Masonic Temple
Reception from eight to ten, Grand
march at ten. Music will be furnished
by the Dubuque Harp Orchestra.
A number of ladies interested in the
library have been chosen by the COM
mittee as patronesses and will have the
disposal of the tickets. No effort will
be spared to make the party brilliant
success, and it is hoped all friends of
the library will procure tickets and
participate in what promises to be the
social event of the season.
PATRoNEssFs
Mrs. Chase, Pres. Library Assn,
" Snow, Weep 'esident
Miss Gundry, Secretary-Treasurer,
Cummings, Director,
Mrs. Hanscom, A."
" Jones
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Frank Ludden,
4" 4. Brown, H. Ludden,
I" Bliss, " Loveland,
Z" Brewer, " Pagel,
F. Bishop, q" f.. Penhalegon,
j. Chamley, =" W. II. PrideauX,
+. Fielder, " w. S. Ross,
4" JOS. w. r. Smith,
" w. Hales, " John Toay.
Harwick, 4" Mary White,
r. Hughes, Miss Mable Allen,
Mrs. Geo. Horn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

potter 5ognet. saaleoes bnr ba1
en- Marraffe &omunefpritanoer fol
Deltrup og 8inltm &on1l111e, og Ell
Iio lang Sattigforltanoer. 9lnber.
fen laa / Marene 1850-51 / @arni,
Jon ! 5lesborg oe lenere / &ensborg
men ban naaebe life at blipe aftir
Deltager / 1reaarsfrigen.
Sfiel1t gamle &riiten M11berlen life
bapoe prppet iaa liot al 2ipets 5fp9~
geli6er, bepareoe ban BOG ct Init 5pn
poa 2ipet belt op / Sc gar1le Gage,
ion1 neiten for bans @eofommenoc
fife Tan fal6es Ml6erbom, ga ban
bar %aan0elig % legemlig iun6 in6til
lin ii6ite Spgoom. 0en Mfbgoe bar
trofait oanif Mano, Der mebte,
bber @ang ban blep folbt, og iaa
gammel ban blep, bar ban life Blind
for oen 6oripmmelie, set 6anlfe
Sprog les UNDER fgr &rigene. Sor
nogle Aor ii6en ofbenoe6e Fan fin
JG6renegaar6 til i'm 9atter og Spi=
gerlen, bos bpem ban far tilbragt en-
og lpffelig 2ipsaften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14
Sbeaterbireftprcn % .Sfneipineren.

en- ung 5fueipiller ba6 forleoen
fin Direftgr ON ct 6orlfu6 paa 100
Coll, men blep afpiit, oa ban ollie
reoe bar / @iel6 til Sbeatret.
~@o6t, @r, Direftgr", iag6e ban
fort, ~iaa optreoer leg lite / Aftet."
ga 9ireftgren bgrte bette, bleb
ban bange og gab gam Sc 100 Doll.
"men," iagoe ban, LEG sibr Sem
opmerfiom pad, at leg bar / @inbe
at anmel6e Gem for Ben9eafpres.
ning!"
~&borle6es 6et?" ipurgte @fue.
ipilleren.
49," io96e Direfteren, rforoi
Sc truer mig &enge fra pe6 at meg.
te at optre6e / Mften!"
"Men, ST.. Gireftpr", ibare6e
Sfueipilleren leenbe, ~bDis Sc oil Ie
paa Sbeaterprogrammet, oil Sc BE-
m9rfe, at leg ilet life ifal optre6e
/ Mften!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

@oaoe l,o, met 6origget bar totalt
misIDffcocs. % al 8aabene bar bleb-
tic IlaaeOc It'll oppe paa Sfibet, og
Sen trcoie bar fnlrit moo SfibsliDe1l
og .ilnnfet. Gn ltor 2pffe bar oct, at
Set git, iom Set gift, tbi bar g1gelif2
mG1,ocnc fontn1et l1o / oercs egne
@oooc, bapoc Sc pGret 0p6lcns. Der
par 11Gppc fontlllet cit el1clte lepel1oc
/ 2ono. &l,1 Jolf, ser CT npie
ficl1bte l1cO 6prDolbcnc, fan 11lal1pp<
rerc rnco Ct, oabcn 9aao / Oell frpg-
tclige 9ren0ing, JONI fer 11noer ilige
6orbplo ltoar ino in1oo &piten.
Sc lftbbruone TOM up pao Babe
bptellct, bpor Scr blcp togct go0t
imoo Dem. @eboerr,e pao &plten er
itplte al &eoningsmanoifabet, tbi
ioaleoes lom Sc ifibbrl,onc blep brog=
tc / 9o11o giernem Set oprprte, froa=
bcnbe @op, bar set pirfclig cit itolt
@eorift. Sfibcts &optcin Dor ien0t
oen brittle &onll1l CIT 8eret>1ing ONT
Observation-Disclosures bcltcnoOige
og Sen gpOe 9ebanoling.
bopbc npot Dps Bigger
bocr,lc, % set CT iar1olpnligt, at Sen
cl,gcllf c &egicring pil t%illttlle &e0>
l1ingSll1ouoifobct Ell @elpnning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

Gpos | 5. &p11torcbcf /
observation-disclosures, 0pccr1t pc0 2ullO=
bpbpijfplcn $. Grpuc CT Dp0, 50 Mnr
81.
: Erpr. Soft, tiDligcre Gicr al
~&iooolsgoorO", or bpo, 81 Mor galn=
mel.
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tbp. Mrrel tfprporer &nl1oic11, CT opo,
gpot 81 Star gon1mcl.
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@erreD og 8pfogeO / Jrc0erifSluno>
gtatsroo0 8. @rir, CT afgaact pes
9pocn / &ipbenbopn.
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@1,ltop SDcobpr @anien CT l110cr ct
Opbplo poo cit Ncrpefltllif pe0 Sri
%itiania ofgooct pc0 0pOcn, 81 Mar
gonlmel.
= 9rge @orbe al Malbprg CT op0
poo Get. Splepbs @olpital / &ipben=
bapr. Mfopoe, joni bar Specialil t
/ 9icnipgoonm1e, bop0e cit n1eget ont
fottel1oe HrafsiS.
= &gl. Granslatgr, 81. .pbil.
Sens 5cbol1 ct bpb. 81. Scbou por
fpot 1928 / &iborg; Dan bop6e giort
lit Mapr beficnbt joni Sperintter, pg
lpm Sfolen1an0 pirfe0e ban / for=
if.ellige @per.
- 6bp. @errcosfogeO / 9orn=
bolms g. lterberreo pg lenere | 2ppe
@erreo / SOLICIT STINT, g%tatsrooo g.
g. 6. Heterlen, er ofgooet beo 9p=
SEN / @ppig, bpor Dol1 far boet ii0en
fan 1904 tog lin Mfifeo. San blep
a Mor ganmcl % bar meget afbol0t
lon @mbeosman6.
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borg, CT bpo. Nf0p0e, Ser blep 6S
sM!or 9ni11mel, bopoe I 20 slar pGrct
Meolem al Sfanberborg 8proa0 pg
nalgtes for nogle Star iioen til 81
reftpr / 9ep ipife &jpbltao=&reoitfore=
ming. Hrofurator @e11g bar Ell iprig
&olitifer; / Nroptiorietioen bar bal1
SEN fprlte, iom negte0e at betale
Sfot efter Sc propiloriife Sil1onslope.
S SEN Mnleoning fratog 6 t r +
bom bans Standardization, iom ban
BOG fit tilboge igien poa &erl1pS
6orbgn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

6 nooms a g. @aorocn
vT%ourbplt" / @erbp Sogn pe0 5GbD
CT al Hroprictnr Sgrgenien iolgt til
~. Gorllen al Sornbp for $4,000
ST.. 9eint1ling pg SSr1pcntar mcOfpl=
ger.
~Misiu1ooaro" / Sailing or al
@iercn, &ipbmar1o @ieooe, 0ur1p,
iolgt til ST.. GDr. Domgaoro / Citing
for $4,000 ST..
= @otcl u2ongao" / 2ongoa er
iolgt til @jeitgiper 3acbariosien,
Muaing, fpr 10000 &r. 9pertogcl=
le11 ifete lite 6ebrl1ar.
- Mejerieicr Sacobien far iolgt
@p5filbc Mcicrt til Meieri6eitprcr
Ectericn, ~@e0clpffe", og Mejericjer
5bolltrup, &arlslunoe, for 10000
Sir.
- &allu1oborg 9otel CT al SIC
rem, 9ireftpr 9itlcplcn, lplgt til
Oncrfellller Mfieller, @otel Eoltgaar=
SEN, &allunoborg. Opcrtogellen fin=
ser Steo Sen 1. Mpril. &ipbclulnmen
CT l1befjenot.
- Sens Ecoerien far lolgt Sci,
bom til6prenbe @ooro / @onlepGloe
poo @prl,bplm til Nifolai. Mnnf fra
@pbtboob / 9%itern1arie. &jpbell INIT
men CT ubefienot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-02-14

6abl. 5toror6en: @lie Morcusien.
&ingfiebing: 8eter @o6tfreo 8ertbel<
len. &anocrs: Gbriitione @agenien.
S0r. 8jert: Morie 9fisien. @jaroe=
maol:: Mobs @soabl. 2rborg:
5lo9ter S. g. Slicn. @illeleje: 81
lfcr Niels Eolllen. Scllinge: gnfe=
fru 2ouiie 5prenie11. Sarup: Gnfe
&aren &osmusl en. Sfanoerhorg:
&rofurator @rnit @eng. &oloing:
2ege g. 81. 90. Ma0big. Marbus:
Mette &e0erien 2aan. 3in9figbing:
Slogtermeiter Sens Gbriiteni en.
2Dng Moie pr. 0ronningluno: Niel=
fine Sboml en. 5grup: Morten Mn=
6erien. gllerup: Sine Sgrenlen
Chambers: 0ireftpr @eorg &rogelun6.
Malborg: Mariane Senien. Mer=
bolln: Mette Sranoien. Mttrup:
Moos Gbr. Heterlen. &inoborg:
@aar6eier Sens Mortenien. Mltrup:
Gnebfer &osmus 5faarnp. Mar=
bus: @atbrine @alo. Marie g. 8.
2arerien. Ye6er CONNER. @fre6<
6ermelter @ootfreo Herino. Mette
@ortels. Gel topratgr SIR. &aSmus=
len. 8rolnggermeite ter &eter Sem Ell.
@l. MarienOal: SonaS 6riis. Geile:
Sine Nicllcn. Sine Se1icn. 2inopeo:
@obelmager Sergen .Senien. &op=
be6e: &riitine &lemmenien. Ner=
reinnobp: Maoiine 2ari en-. Maben-
raa: gunbe Sbomien. 5trgbp:
&ore11 &eteri EN-. &cmmeOr11p:> Mo=
rie 2arien. Ggpje: &iriten Mnoers=
Batter. &iborg: 2nrer 6. Niellen.
Morbr1s: Sfrnooer Sl1lirs Sober.
@cOpig @lu1oeri en-. Mn0ers Sdrgell=
len. Srpeli tr11p Mplle: emil 5cbip=
Ter. Sprring: Sens 9fielicn. Silfe=
Borg: Sine &jnr. &p%0fnrsbro: SIR.
&jclolcn. &opnboltlrn0: Spcr 8irf.
9(olbprg: Moric &n11ole Ell. @anf6uo
Shorten 2orl en. Caroline 6lori0on.
9tpborg / Sfnoe: Nicls &eoerlcu.
2l111ohp: Sognefogc0 81. @enriflen.
Srcbone0: Mnno Gbriltenle n. 6lp0=
"trip: 9rrnlne tier &nuo Heoerlcn
5oarl1p pcD &ertclni110e: 8oorDejer
Heocr &riitenlen. Ooeni e: yio5m11s
Mielicn. '@imlingpje: &oren &os=
mr1sien. Sfjolonnsbolm: &iriten
Gcbrpocr. Msferg: Gboro &uuuolen.
Sborning &%eiternorf: @r0r. 9lnOcrs
8rpolds. 6arum: 2ouile Marfe.
Togitrup: gsbcn Senien. Sfuloe=
lep pr. Sfibbp: &oren Eetcrle1t. 0i=
itr11p: Moric Sleien. Stppring:
Hnrtpr s. 8. Carmen. Seile: Gn=
fcfru Sine Scbjptb. @beltoft: Gag
fbrer Yeter Yeterien. S0enie: 0or=
tbeo Eeocrien. ct. Opreo: G0poro
Mpllcr. Stronobp: Sprgen 2ob=
mann. Sor. Merao: 6re0erif @on-
len. Mllelp 6reolfop: &usmon6 Mn=
breos Sergenien. Strictly / 9lterma~
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Npt fro Oonmor6.
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gen &anien. Barber @0parD Heter=
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fine Nielien. Sfomoger @ermann
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Montp. 8goferip. Miffeliens Grfc
@e0epig. Hrof. 2alrrit5 9ebrecbt
&ommel. @inbonoler Sans &oo=
icbou. 8qgerioen0 Segnit5' G11fe
Sbora. @artner Gbriitenlens Gnfe
Oortbea. Msiiitent / Stotsanltalten
for 2ipsforiifring 2ouiic @un0orpb.
Gigarmager Stir. @artpigien. Trf.
Sbora @or,1main. Spcricrgcnt 5bc=
door 5cbmiot. &entier Seniens SUI
ltru Silbelmine. SgmnerbonOler
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@oas Senlen. 5freooer Mnoers=
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fri &iritine Yeterlen. Spn1frl1 Sine
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fe Mog6olene. 6rpfen Morie 8ru11l1.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-20
WONT FAWN
OVER REUTER-

Henry HeitmulIer. who plotted the
Coast League Stars through Honolulu
last November, has good word for
Mano Reuter-, the big Ranaka, Who is
to join John Gleason's outfit. Heitmul-
Ter saw Reuter- work in several games
and being a good judge of a ball play
er. was asked to watch him closely.
"One thing / like about The young fell
low is his willingness to learn And
when he was told a thing he did not
soon forget and often noticed that he
would practise many of the stunts
taught him By the Coast Leaguers. He
twiried one game against US in the
Islands, in fact he was the only man
that defeated US and l. as we'll as the
rest Of the boys, found he had a nice
assortment Of curves and I do not hes
iIate 10 say that he win prove a far
better man than Barney Joy"
Of course the fans hereabouts are
anxious to see the new man but they
VIII not fawn over him ike they did
over big Barney They have had too
many gold bricks slipped 10 them Of
late and like the man from Missouri,
they want to be Shows. r Chroni-
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