The Alaska citizen., 1913-11-10

F,s -.s.~ s4.l old Joey Ho.s u.a he scout hes the greatest e.# aa-a#4u II The business @, .4.. lar a.ug, You kuoR me. Dick. ... ..sa hare aa4 I've been there, aa. te looked at em aII one way ... a.v.a.f. 'H. yoa never heard -=aE. traah like that before in u. .u.- l as,,r 70 ruoud shooting as m. mouth ahout Nha; a great ...E.r T,s found 1 Irt them prove ta4. us ta.- time. Dick. I've dug a. 4.aa aor-a hoiieriag atoa: and .aat .4r= l. h. .~ con I say
 -.e zrza-esf second aascman ii A..s.a Jay | bar nobody"
 as. k.ay manage. oi the or .a4as l=,eugd -o rhe 4mPaSsjoned statement q u.s asd sgo4t Nl;H the .4aes ot sriu OH his tace. Never 4stere had he seen the veteran SC aerkeI a." as he would have ex. pressed il
 H4 4aust you ser. Joey. remark sa kslls that f N utdnt make H# a.asf-aee aon good h. is II H.-ae a. ar and aaay the best see =l aa-eu44 ta the world. but his aaor 9ae~ mm Ha can't get Il i #==ea oil a bt-.leaeue ball club2 -ae- u.r 1evg aaks up."
 a.-k. saad tHe scout with om- nous .a14aass-. are zou a-soin to EzseH ,a ma ar ma3 Who was i; -aa' HeHt o4f i'll the bushes and ], ~#= NaeI-,au2 Who Ha~ it went ag.a rto ae j#a4les and came back E. aae.a#e Harmon Hay2'
 s # ~ad Nr]g} sa.emaly -aaz= sl.4 you could fall il a .aar aua yome out with a ball =ser # each hand
 Hs- H.sa znliced seorutuly at thf- .aa. rH.geaee te uck
 fEa 1 -a4s st your sestng fh1s e-ag au fhe rHt + coon?" de .#.=ial Ha-.a.ea "0t course not! 5ar5 aafsa=as fr~H When I comes "a JgmFa ar rar1Bsions. you're raa greatest 5eI#er hat evzr eomc -f# Ir@l#s# I-izttu aaw ttu tel. sau- T. Was ogt II Lima Ono tha,
 tasa trI lis uamc-s Buck
 aaa tHgt c4t, ham Bud for short
 T, aaS HitH coon team a "a touring around ,hr eouu- -E private car meeting al, #he minute ! saw Buckuer E H. He that thrra was == s=aeta= eHf aa over nm -### -a4aa. jasr ds he is to play on aHy club in the counry. D.ch =.s- tou my word he GOV F. that infield like carpet, and when t .g.a.- to al,lne tle pal OH a run u,r uy'- all
 ~55u sad ali that before Joey" H54 Kelly Whats the Use in go- #4 s5l over me sr und again? Hes 1T t5au. aH that lets him out" Kel- ly snapped his fingers us if di- missing the subject in.o thin ar.
 Joe B5s.Hick fairly wriggled with mpat.eace Indignation. and other aaaoy emotions
 Cant yoI ~aito" he cried I'm ao ,eol! know you can get a coon on a club in this 1T any other .=aguo. hu, You tell me now is there ans law against your playng a Mexi cam"
 A ahst2" demanded Dick Kelly. surprised in spite of himself
 A Mexican" swered the old man. Hi spell ie for you if you want me 10. | guess there ain't any body in this league would raise any objections to playing baseball with high-class Mexican. if he Was well advertised as such, eh?"
 Kelly lowered the front legs of his chair 10 the fl or, and Tipped away his cigar end.
 Joe, he asked what are yon setting at anyway"
 Just this, said Bostwick; We could pass this fellow Buckner off as a Mexican as easy as rollin' off log
 Go way" said ;he manager. Why Mexican's hair is straight, and"
 Are you going to let me finish. or not?" hoWled Bostwick That's you all over, Dick setting in your stack bsf re the cards are dealt, Now. keep your shirt on. and listen 10 me minute. l went down to that private ear, and had a talk with this Buckner If he'd been made 10 order for the part he wouldn't fit any better. In the first place, he ain't so black as h. might be- sort of a nice smooth coffee color In the second place, his hair is near ly as straight as yours-what you've left. Only the least little bit of Wave to it. He's a right hand some-looking fellow Once in a while you see 'em like that. First l was thinking We could spring him as Cuban"
 Nix said Kelly shortly. That's old stutf That Cuhan thino has