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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-21
BIDS wANrEn Enp FL rrrR1c,

NOTICE
BIDS WANTED FOR ELECTRIC
LIGHT LAMP POSTS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board Of Public Works of the City OF
Hammond. Indiana. until the oath day
of June 1921, at two o'clock p. NJ.
for furnishing and setting up. COM
plete electric light lamp posts. in
accordance with the plans and speci-
hcstions prepared by the City Engineer
now on flle in the Office of said Board
OF Public Works.
A certified check in tho amount OF
two and one-half t2h) per cont of the
bid must accompany each and every
proposal.
The Board reserves tho right to re-
ject any and oil bids
A ]. SWANSON,
F c DIETRICH
SIKH Board OF Public Works
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Mrs. E. Lee phone
Hammond 334u.
lectures daily
from 9 to 9. the
Right Way TO
Live. 6o6 State
Line Street. on the
west side of hos
pitaL.

Spiritual meetings every Thursday eve
ming at 8 p. m. tuesday and Friday
call for Special Advice with reduced
prices.
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Mixing pounded lee and salt has
the effect Of producing what is called
q freezing mixture. The mixture has
tendency to eecoms brine, the ice
melting and the, salt dissolving In the
water formed. To melt however. IL
must absorb heat and this 10 taken
from bodies with which 1t is In con-
tact. such as waten cream. etc In
this way Ice cream can b made q
- 81
Music and rhessht,s
Music has not to do With form hut
thought.-C. w Curtis.
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The undersig ned will not assume res
possibility for any debts incurred by
Mrs. Julia Rastovski and her son. Tony
Rastovski.
6-21-3 GEORGE RASTONSK1
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUN-
TY, IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND,
INDIANA. MAY TERM 1921
Benedict NJ. Rajcany. Administrator
OF the estate of Imrich F'anja, Absen-
tee. VS.. The Unknown Heirs of Imrich
Fanja Absentee. Cause No. 2o54i
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
Now comes the plaintiff. by A n.
Witko, his attorney. and files his COM
plant herein. together with an arida-
viz Of a competent person. showing
that the defendants thereto. towit: The
unknown heirs OF Imrich Fanja- Absen-
tee are not residents OF the state of
Indiana and that this is an action TO
quiet title 10 the following described
real estate, TO wit
Lots numbered one ~ and two
(2) in Block No. two ca a. mark
ed and laid down on the recorded
plat OF Mary Agnes Roberts and
Amy Jane Rorebts Addition TO Ham
nond. in Lake County, Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified Of the tendency OF said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the mex, term OF said Court and that
unless they appear and answer or de-
muir therein. at this calling Of said
cause. on the 18th day Of September
A d 1871, the same being the End day
of the next term OF said Court TO be
begun and held In Room number In
the Court House at Hammond In said
County and State. on the End Monday
OF May. A. d. 1921. said action will be
heard and determined in their absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF I hereun.
to set my hand and affix the seal Of
said Court. at Hammond. Indiana. this
18th day OF Tune. A. d. 1921
HERBERT l.. WHEATON,
(SeaD Clerk l.. s. c
BY: CORA D. ANDERSON.
Deputy Clerk. s-li-2i-2S
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BARGAINS

BARGAINS
The largest sale of used cars in Ham
mond No reasonable offer refused.
One Ford Chassis. $50
One Ford pasgr Demountable rims
good tires. s275
Ford Bus. 10 psgr.. $500.
ONE Ford Panel top 1912. 500.
One Detroit psgr. $40.
One Hudson psgr. like new. $3.50
One Oakland Roadster, good tires.
$500
One REQ Touring, $500
One Jeffrey Touring. $3.50.
One Elgin Touring $3.50
One Dodge Touring $3.50
One overland SIS. $500
ore Franklin. , psgr.. $3.50
One Patterson, ) psEr. $500
One Studebaker. 8 psgr. S350
one G. NJ. z. Steam Wagon $3.50.
One Hupmobile touring car $3.50.
One Ford Roadster 1919. s275.
We now have garage. service open
of anv kind Towings $500 and up.
These cars have been repainted and
thoroughly overhauled. Your old car
in trade and time payments This
place IS under new management.
P P!1MS. , ALTO ,a PA1T nAS 3P $50 go
HOFFMAN ST HAMMOND. 6-2l-2
FOR TRADE-Elzin six. first class me-
chanical condition. New tires. lea.
ther upholstering. like new and good
top. VIII consider. trade for Ford IN
same CONDITION AftrF 50 SUot
PEOPLES State Bank. Ham. 6-21-2
BARGAIN DAY IN USED CARS
s1o0-Ford Roadster. s1Ao.
s2oo-Ford Touring. 5000
s750-B-45 Buick Touring. 1878.
s75O-1q2O Oakland. s7s.
ss25-Chandier Touring. sSe5
s1000-National Pha eten. 5000.
LAKE COUNTY AUTO SUPPLY AND
SALES
H A. Thiel Prop.
Distribution for Chandler. Cleveland and
National Sextet y ". Corner Dou e.
las and Holman Phone Hammond i7fi.
6-9I-S
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WANTDD-Middle sged man for night
c<sk taxi onice to answer telephone
and despatch cabs. One experienced in
garage work preferred; steady position
Apply Fellow Cab Co. Hammond. 1854
Fayette ct, Hammond. 6-20-3
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rortune,s uneer4.loty.

The wheel OF fortune necessarily
gees round, and who can say within
himself. shall today be uppermost.--
Ccnfucius.
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How True.

How True.
Jud Tunkins saws dancing IL the
poetry Of motion. hut great deal Of
poetry is fnotwork without grace
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! NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF RESOIL
TION
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
Dsst Chicago Ind. June 6th, 1921
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
or Public Works of the city of Bast Chi
cago. Indiana that on the 3lst day of
May, 1871 they adopted a Deelaratory
Resolution for the opening and extern
sion OF Lewis Place in said City from
the east line of north and south alley
In block Four 90. S. W. Ia of Sec
tion 90 Township 81 north. range .
west OF the End r. nj. to the west line
of Fersythe avenue
The Board of Public Works Of said
City has fixed the 18th day OF July
1921, ct 1880 o'clock P. NJ a. the time
upon which renonstrances may be fl
ed or presented by persons interested
in or affected by said proposed open
ing and extension as above described.
and on said day at said time said Board
will meet at its office for the pur-
pose OF hearing and considering any
remonstrances which may have been
filed or presented, and for the purpose
OF taking final action thereon. Such
action shall be rnal ana conclusive up
on all persons.
II. x. GROVES.
u. w WrCKEY.
o. G. r. sEEHAsE.
Board of Public Works
Attest: T. r. RICHARDS,
Clerk OF the Board sitter
NOTICE
DYER PARKWAY PAVEMENT
DEPARTMENT @ JBLIC WORKS
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA
NOTICE TO CoNTRACT-S
You are hereby notified that the Board
of Public Works OF said City will re
ceive bids up to June esth. 1921. at two
O'Clock g. m, for the grading and paw
ing OF the roadway with Types *" a
phaitic concrete on concrete base. Type
Il" vitrlned paving brick on concrete
base constructing four catehbasins,
Type 70" eresote blocks on concrete
case. constructing four catchgasIns.
laying eight inch vitrifed sewer pipe.
setting gutter inlets. laying As feet
OF six inch vitrifed sewer pipe. and
three six inch functions. on Dyer
Parkway. from Holman Street Lyman
Avenue, under Improvement Resolution
$50 as speiied in the plans. prohles
and details now on file.
All bids shall be accompanied BY
certified, check for not less than two
ana one-half per cent Of the estimated
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WANTED-Married man who Is willing
70 learn grocery business and ut him
self to be q manager for our branch
store at India Harbor. Must be
honest reliable and can furnish Al
references. Apply Consumers Butter
Store. iSS E. State ST. Hammond 6-2l
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WANTED-Porter for restaurant, mid
die aged American preferred. Apply
Cudahy Packing Co, East Chicago
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Florence was told 10 sit on the front
steps and not TO go away. A neighbor
Of ours who wore heavy shell-rimmed
glasses was very fond Of her and hap
pened to pass by while she was sit
ting there. He stopped and spoke to
her-at the same time producing
bag Of candy. Running into the house
she exclaimed: "Oh. mamma. look
what I got from the op'ra glasses
man."-Chicago American.
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to know that meals
are soc at Hotel Carleton. Hammond.
A-6-ff
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WAN rED-Man and VIE or two good
cooks willing to work TO rent good
restaurant furnished, can clear SIS
cay and more. See manager, Hotel
Carleton. phone 3os0 Hammond T-t7-S
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cost OF said improvement
The Board reserves the right to re-
tect any and all bids.
A. J. SWAN SON.
r. C. DIETRICH
6-14-21 Board of Public Works
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WANTED-Young man as
assistant to the buyer of
groceries; experienced. Ap-
ply Edward G.. Afinas Co.
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WANTEp-At once. collector and solf-
citor. Polish, salary and commission.
rapid promotion. See Mr. Piehowskf,
Room ?. 722 Chicago ave. East Chi
cago at a. M. S-21
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FOR SAILS room house gas and cleo
trio. furnished or unfurnished. Call
See Oak ct. Hammond. 6-1S-3
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FOR SAI4E-Strictly modern bunga-
pArlor. oak trim. corner lot with gar
ago terms $120O cash. balance $40 per
month which includes interest 2@9
Detroit ct. phone Hammond 567 614
FOR SALE-1ox135 It lot Barring ave.
between l42nd and 143rd st. Inquire
4f+t Northcote ave. East Chicago. be-
tween and D. m 61S-3
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furu. summer cottage by
week or month. on kankakee river
and Dunn's bridge. clean. nice
grounds. garage and two boats rec.
Phone 1918 Hammond. s-1S-tf
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Cheap candles cut into small bits
and placed in the kindling in the
kitchen stove. make an even better
method of quickly starting the fire
In the morning than using kerosene.
And ii Is inst as economical.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES
BOHLING'S
BARGAINS

D~AItAl aAANo
Ford truck. panel body. u ton cspae-
ty; just been overhauled mechanical
condition guaranteed. Price $3.50
Saxon Roadster. This light 2 pas
senger roadster I. Just what You want
for knocking about town or country:
will give wonderful milage on gasoline.
Is equipped with electric lights and
starter. Demountable rims. Price 800
Dodge Brothers Coupe This is one
Of the popular three passenger models
and is equipped with numerous extras
style would cost over $500. This one
SLIGO 'o9
Type So. Cadillac passenger tour
Ing car. This is one of the best and
most talked of models ever built by
the Cadillac company. carefully driven
by the original owner who has turned
II in on new sedan The car has
been overhauled in our own shops. Has
excellent cord tires and Is now in the
paint shop. Choice Of color if selected
within the next couple OF days. Price
ROLLING AUTO SALES
Dodge Brothers and Cadillac Motor
Cars Phone 266 Douglas and
Holman streets, Hammond. S-2o5
FOR SALE-One Ford truck like new
"a Grover ST, Hammond. sell cheap.
s-2o-a
FOR SALE-Cord tires FIRST quality
5000 miles guaranteed: less than half
price End floor. Betz Motor Truck Co.
494 Holman st. opposite police station
Hammond 62O-2
FOR SALE-1921 Studebaker light six
driven only 1000 miles. Price s1100
dition. Price $500. Peoples Securities
Co. 627 Holman st. phone $3.50 Ham
mond s-20-s
WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THESE
BARGAINS?
five passenger Briscoe Touring.
good tirI'. car runs good. ss25,
Seven pass six cylinder Chalmers
six good tires; car in good shape $3.50
EAST CHICAGO AUTO SALES co.
Dealers for Marmon. Hupmobile and
Chevrolet 524 Chicago ave. Phone
Six Cylinder Four pass. Kissei
Coupe. in acme shape all around. $1,000
l. 1920 Elgin Touring car driven only
three thousand miles cannot be told
/, 1899 ShSfoll Touring car s475-
SzABO AUTO SALES co.
Dealers for Hupmobile and Chevrolet.
$50 Holman st. phone Hammond III.
FOR SALE-5 passgr. touring car. top
on this car, costs $3.50. Model 400
Chevrolet make oyer. 439 Hoffman st,
Hammond 6-E0-3
FOR sALE-192o bort. Call Indians
Harbor 1247-J. 62o-2
FOR SALE-19I7 Dodge touring car.
will sell for 1915 cash. 4s47 Alex
ander ave. East Chicago 6-2l-3
REAL BUYS
/. passgr. 4 cyl Cadillac electric
lights and starter Fine shape, $3.50.
/. pas. Overland electric lights and
speciai-Ford front springs $500
each
EAST SIDE GARAGE AND SALES
Calumet and Becker st, phone Ham
mond 1856 6-21-3
FOR SALE-By owner. Ford Sedan.
good mechanical order. $500 Phone
265a Hammond 6-21-2
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LOST AND FOUND

FoT-ND-A place TO eat 81 the Hotel
5-17-tf
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FOR sALE-Neariy new Electric Wash
Machine half price. 2Is Plummer
avenue, Hammond s-21-3
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Saxon Roadster. This light pas
senger roadster Is Just what you want
for knocking about town or country:
viii give wonderful milage on gasoline
Is EQUIPPED with electric lights and
starter. Demountable rims Price 800.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

for general housework
mon6. 6-1s
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Ford truck. panel body. - ton capac-
lty; Just been overhauled mechanical
condition guaranteed Price $3.50
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Dodge Brothers Coupe. This is one
OF tho popular three passenger models
and is equipped with numerous extras
Ready for the road A new one or this
style would cost over $500 This one
can be had at great saving Price
sl100.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE

NOTICE
The undersigned will not assume res
possibility for any debts incurred by
Mrs. Julia Rastovski and her son. Tony
Rastovski.
6-21-3 GEORGE RASTONSK1
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50 and some change; Yaie key and
persnnal cards Reward. Phone Ham
rnonH lSa3-M. III
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srRAYED OR sTOIFN-A large dark
brindIe bull dog Has short ears and
long tail. White neck and chest Left
frort leg white. lane in hind leg. Re
ward for return. 81 Ogden st. phon"
AEn Hammond. b-Si-5
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WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO RCy-Tsed Ford Coune.
must be bargain with terms. Call
at 2i2 r State at or phone 1912 Ham
mond o--l-]
WANTED TO BCY-Autos any make
1871 state st. phone 1923 Ham. s-2f-2
W1NTEp TO RUY-Touring car FOR
cash Call 134s-R Hammond. 6-2l-2
WANTED TO BCY-Good kitchen eah-
net: cheap for cash. Phone Ham
rnond 2ee5. vi
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1921-11-30

that McGuney's job on the Maggie
was the first he had had in six months
and he treasured IL accordingly. For
this reason he and Gibney had been
inclined TO take considerable slack
from Captain Scraggs until McGufrey
discovered that. In al probability. no
engineer In the world. except him
self. would have the courage 10 trust
himself within range OF the Maggie's
boilers, and. consequently. he had
Captain Scraggs more or less at his
mercy. Upon imparting this suspicion
TO Mr.. Gibney. the latter decided that
il would be a cold day. indeed, when
his ticket would not constitute a club
wherewlth TO make Scraggs, as Glib
ney expressed IL. "mind his P's and
Qs."
IL will be seen, therefore, that mu-
tual necessity held this queerly as
sorted trio together, and. though they
quarreled furiously, nevertheless, with
the passage OF time their own weak
nesses and those Of the Maggie had
aroused In each for the other a Curl
Gus affection. While Captain Scraggs
frequently pulled" monumental
blur and threatened to dismiss both
Gibney and McGuffey-and. in fact,
occasionally went so far as 10 order
them of his ship, on their part Glib
ney and McGuffey were wont TO work
the same racket and resign. With the
subsistence of their anger and the re-
turn TO reason, however, the trio had
a habit OF meeting accidentally In the
BOwhead saloon, where. sooner or
later. they were certain TO bury their
grudge in a foaming beaker Of steam
beer. and return joyfully TO the Mag
gle.
OF all the little ships company,
Nens HalvorSen. collOquially desig-
mated as "The Squarehead." was the
only individual who was. In truth and
in fact. his own man. Neils was
steady, industrious, faithful, capable,
and reliable; any one of a hundred
deckhand Jobs were ever open TO
Neils. yet. for some reason best known
to himself. he preferred TO stick by
the Maggie. In his dull way II Is
probable that he was fascinated by
the agile intelligence OF Mr.. Gibney,
the vitriOlic tongue of Captain
Scraggs, and the elephantine wit and
grizzly bear courage Of Mr.. McGuffey.
At any rate, he delighted in hearing
them snarl and wrangle.
However, TO return 10 the Maggie
which we left entering the tule fog
a few miles north of Pillar point:
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aboard the Maggie for full speed
astern. At the second jerk the wire
broke. but not until two bells had
sounded in the engine rOom-the signal
for full speed ahead. The efficient
McGuffey promptly kicked her wide
open, and the Fates decreed that.
having done so, Mr.. McGuffey should
forthwith climb the ladder and thrust
his head out on deck for a breath OF
fresh air. Instantly a chorus Of
shrieks up on the fO'castle head at
tracted his attention to such a degree
that he failed to hear the engine room
bowler as Mr.. GIbney blew frantically
into Il.
Presently. out OF the hubbub for
ward. Mr.. McGuffey heard Captain
Scraggs wall frantically: stop herl
For the love of heaven. stop her." In
stantly the engineer dropped back into
the engine room and set the Maggie
full speed astern; then he grasped the
bowler and held II TO his ear.
"Stop herr he heard Gibney shrek.
WY III hAdAcN Nhh sNNm Sup IT.
"She's set astern, Glib. She'll ease
up In a minute"
"You know IT." Gibney answered
significantly.
The Maggie climbed lazily 10 the
crest Of long oily roller, slid reck-
lessly down the other side, and took
the following sea ever her taffrail.
She still had some head on, but very
little-nOt quite sufficient 10 give her
decent steerage way, as Mr.. Gibney
discovered when, having at length com
municated his desires TO McGuffey,
he spun the wheel frantically In a be-
lated effort to swing the Maggie's dirty
nose out TO sea.
Nothing dOln'" he snarled. "Shen
have to come TO a complete stop before
she begins to walk backward and get
steerage way on again. She'll bump
as sure as death an taxes"
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CHAPTER ~.

Captain Scraggs and The Square
eggs. coffee and bread. which the
skipper prepared Scraggs then pre-
pared a similar meal for Mr.. Gibney
and McGuffey. set IL In the oven TO
keep warm, and descended to the en-
CINE room 10 relieve McGuffey for din
ner. Neils at the same time took the
course from Mr.. Gibney and relieved
the latter at the wheel. BY this time,
darkness had descended upon the
world. and the Maggie had entered
the Jog: following her custom she pro
ceeded In absolute silence, although as
a partial Offset to the extreme liability
TO collision with other cOastwise craft,
due 10 the non-whistling rule aboard
the Maggie. Mr.. Gibney had laid a
course half a mile inside the usual
steamer lanes. albeit due TO his over
whelmlng desire for peace he had
neglected TO inform his owner OF this
the honest fellow proceeded upon the
hypothesis that what people do not
know is not apt TO trouble them.
Captain Scraggs read the log and
reported the mileage to Mr.. Gibney,
who figured with the stub OF a pencil
on the pilot house wall. wagged his
head, and appeared satisfied. Better
GO ford" he ordered, "an' help The
Squarehead on the lookout. AT eight
o'clock we ought TO be right under the
lee o. Point San Pedro; when l whistle
we ought 10 catch the echo thrown
back by the cliff. Listen for IT,"
Promptly at eight o'clock Mr.. Nc
Guffey was Mortified to see his steam
gauge drop half a pound as the Mag
gies siren sounded. Mr.. Gibney stuck
his ingenious head out of the pilot
house and listened. but no answering
echo reached his ears. Hear any
thingT' he bawled.
Heard the Maggie's SIREN" Captain
Scraggs retOrted venomOusly.
Mr. Gibney leaped out on deck. Sc
lected a small head Of cabbage from
broken crate and hurled il forward.
Then he sprang back into the pilot
house and Strengthened the Maggie on
her course again. He leaned over the
pinnacle. with the cuff OF his watch
coat wiplng away the moisture on the
glass. and studied the instrument care
fully. II don't trust the DANCED thing"
he muttered. "Guess I'll haul her or
a coupler points an try the whistle
again"
lie did. Sun no echo. He was In
clined to believe that Captain Scraggs
had not read the taffrail log correctly,
and when at eight-thirty he tried the
whistle again he was still without re-
suits in the way of an echo from the
csln. albeit the engine room bowler
brought him several OF profuse char
acter from the perspiring McGuffey.
We've passed Pedro" Mr.. Gibney
decided. He ground his cud and NUT
tered ugly things to himself. for his
dead reckoning had gone astray and
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he was worried The fog, If anything,
was thicker than ever.
Time passed. Suddenly Mr.. Gibney
thrilled electrically TO a shrill zip from
Captain Scraggs.
whats thatgH Mr.. Gibney bawled.
Il dunno. Sounds like the surf,
Glib"
"Ain't you been on this run long
enough 70 know that the surf don't
sound like nothin else in lie but
breakersT" Gibney retorted wrathfully.
Il amt certain. Glib"
Instantly Glbney slgnaled McGufey
for half speed ahead.
Breakers on the starbOard bow,
yelled Captain Scraggs.
Port bow" The Squarehead cor
rected him.
"Oh. my great patience!" Mr.. Glib
ney groaned. They're on both bows
an we're headed straight for the
beach. Here's where we all 60 10 the
devil together" and he yanked wildly
at the signal wire that led 70 the
engine room. with the intention OF
giving McGuffey four bells-the signal
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session az public auction conducted
nv the United States marshal. follow
Inc her capture as she sneaked into
san Francisco bay one dark niast
with a load OF Cinnamon and opium
fron FnSenada. she had cost MN
ssre4n hundred hard-earned dollars.
ScragSs-Phineas p. Scraggs, to
.,onlov his fun name-was precisely
the Ind % man one might expect to
own and operate the Maggie. Rat
faced. snaggle-toothed and furtive'
Win a low cunning that sometimes
naSsed for great intelligence. seraggs'
character Is best described In a home
~ American word. He was -ornery.
native OF san Francisco. he had
srown M around the docks and had
deveioped from messboy on river
r.eamer 70 master OF bay and river
steamboats,. although II Is not OF rec
"A that be ever commanded such