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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
Salvation Army
And Charity Bureau
Form an Alliance

Tho salvation Army and the hui
rrau OF charity have Joined hands
TO care Tor the needy,
Capt. Richard q. Chest Of the SAL
yation army T. 70 spend a large part
~ his tine IN the office OF the bp-
rcati In the city half Rabbi Noise
bergman. secretary OF The bureau ar
Beuncod today.
Many Of the salytge department
nuppllee from the charity bureau col
qny at. Aountain Road and Third
surret are 10 be stored In n room Al
the salvation army Headquarters. on
Anufh Second street The co-opera-
ton between the two organizations A.
bringing about q more aystemhti.
work and d avoiding duplication Of
work a. there has been In the pat
according TO Dr. Bergman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

sand storm jar at the College Inn
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
DEATHS

HoLDw1CK ~ Herman noidwick
died at his apartment last night, uge
~ years. His wife was here with han
and will take tho body back 20 their
former homo ~ North Tunawsida, n.
Y. Strou& Bros are IN charge.
NIEyoEF1lncrnl n NAnpcNto Me
40 who died Tucsdpy mornluE ID her
residence in the Highlands VIII Dee
held tomorrow morning a. 2 O'Clock
from the residence 10 the san ignacio
church. where services Will be- held.
burial viii be al Santa Barbara GEM
etery. Crulloit ~ in charge.
MAHTINEZ-Pablo Martinez. so
e cid. died yesterday evening at
his residence on North Arno street.
lle Is survived by his wife and ono
son. Funeral arrangements viii be
announced later. croliott is In charrc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator rcpalrinr. oulclIr 4a,o o.

ssdinfoF rcpalrinr. onichIr sato 90.
Jomet g cassell. Jr. and lis wife.
from santa Fe r yislne ia Albu-
qucrquc.
~, c, p waller frosi santa Fo. 4.
in the city today.
Victor culbersop Of SILVER city is
spending a few days IN Albuquerque
ON business.
BENJAMIN. v. Pansey OF santa Re
q IN the city.
Mrs b. E. Jones and daughter
Pauline who left hero aliout faIr DAYS
aeo are STOPPING a. the Hotel clark
IN Los Angeles. where they ,Ns.,cf 10
be Indefinitely.
habbi NOISE Berfnan returned
yesterday from silv1r city. where n.
~neiiNered a memorial address al 40
Eikn memorial eAcrciacs.
CioNerE afhciefic coach al
inc Albuquerque College. ia confined
20 hur rooom on account OF Illness.
ste expects 10 be out again in a few
~ N whistle cund5cz. IIof ohoro-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07
FOURTEEN DIE N HURRICANE

ST. JOHNS n. r., Dee. IA north
west hurricane yesterday brought
death and disaster 20 this coast. Re-
ports today brought word Of a large
loss OF life at Conception Bay. includ-
ing nine men. "a woman and n child
who went down with the schooner
Passport at Bayyerdo. A score OF
schooners carrying supplies 60 north
ern settlements were wrecked. Five
fishing vessels were broken up. the
ship Jean and Mary Ia missing and
ihe tug ID. y Ingraham "a n wreck
al Penguin island.
later advicee were that the Jean
and Mary also was wrecked on PEN
guin island with a loss OF seven men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-07

UWNT \ --FUN WISHING
Don't vish you could find q ipb-Find Il
Dont wish you could rent your apart.
ment-Rcnt H.
Sell Il.
Howl
ny using the Hcraid's Classified Columns
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Troops Horse Get High Prize Despite
Plebian Ancestry By Beating Rivals
Of Royal Lines In Cup Challenge Race

Hunters, 3-year-oIdsT-Liberty. entered by
z. L. Redman, first: Red Fox entered by
Il. l. Redman, second: Silver Piece entered
by z. l.. Redmsn. third; Lady Luck, entered
by Capt. ]. 4. Cole, fourth
Ladies. pair hunters. for cup presented by
n Sheridan Hayes-Lady &. and Anne
Ford, entered BY Spencer Ilsley. frst; SILVER
Farms. second; Drinkwater and Red Top,
entered by Miss May I. Gown, third.
Chargers sired by Pemount Service stall
hons-Allahmande, entered by Mai. c. s.
Patton. jr.. first; Foxcatcher entered BY
Foxcateher Farms, second; Ped Fox, en-
tered by T. L. Redman. third: Marksmsn
entered BY z. L. Redman, fourth
Local hunters, ridden by owners-ZeppeIin
entered by Col. ii. VI. Cootes, first: Home
Again. entered by Miss Harriet Mitchell
second; Red Top, entered by Mrs. Andrew
Miss Elizabeth Jackson. fourth.
Single harness championship-Bric-a- -Brac
entered by L. N. Palmer. first: Tom; en-
tered BY Col. Robert NJ. Thompson. second
Saddle Championship. road-SaIly, en-
tered by Col. Robert NJ Thompson. hrst I;
Allahmande, entered by Maj. G.. s. Patton,
jr., second.
Hunters championship. lightweight -.
woodcock. entered by Mount Airy Farms,
nrst; Nancy Pansy, entered by Foxcateher
Harness pair championship-Tom and
Jerry, entered by Col. Robert N. Thompson,
first.
Saddle championship. park-Black Beauty,
entered by Miss Lillian Sanger. hrst: Allah
mande. entered by Mi. G. s. Patton. Jr..
second. -ya-
Hunters championship. middle and heavy
weisht-Tarry Not, entered by Col. W. W.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
SIXTH RACE.

tionaI. Spirit Lake. Boy from Home
also ran.
Third Race - wadsworth's Last
1ie (Fieldsl. 5000, s4.4o. s2.7O;
Wave Il0 (Garner). si.1o $3.50; J.
c. Stone. Ill, (Garner). s2.70. Time.
2:o4i-5. Link Boy. Fountain Fay.
Mandarins Coat, Capital City. Texas
Special also ran.
Fourth Race-Coyne. IL: Moo
ney), $3.50. 1910, $3.50: Dsrjeeling,
liz Mooney, 1910. s2.40: Sir Thom-
as Keane. III Murray, $3.50; Time,
f:37l-5 Advocate. Balance Wheel.
Sir Lawnfal, also ran.
Fifth Race-Sands of Pleasure,
1o4 Mooney. s2l.1o. $3.50, $3.50;
Flags. liz Murray, $3.50. $3.50;
Furbelow 102 (Penman) $500. Time
1866. Jack Hare Jr., Brookhol
also ran.
sixth Race-Jean Bowdre. lit
(BarrettC $3.50, $3.50, $3.50; Anglum
Maid. 1o7 Uunsford). $3.50. $3.50;
Nom. 112 Murray s2.io. Time
$50 3-5. Bernice K. Hold Me also
ran.
seventh Race-Trooper. 11S Can
thony). s11.10. 1870. $500; Honolulu
Boy. 10 CGroth). $40. ,4l0: Kim
palong ll3 CPollard) $3.50. Time
las 3-5. Isola. Willow Tree. Whirl-
ing Dun also ran.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
TAKES sTUYVEsAT HANDICAP FROM CLASSY FIELD AT JAACA5

Fogarty. IFS; Star Shell. ITO: Dun
sandel. 11os Beach Star, 11o; Roy c !.
lis; Court View. lis; Phoenix, lis;
High Value, lis.
Fourth Race - Three-yesr-olds
and up: the Montana Selling Handi-
cap; one mile and seventy yards:
Night Raider. 100; Siren Maid. io7;
Sir Grafton. 100; Sea Sinner. o..
aliet Dancer ii. 100; Teddy r.. 100;
Crystal Ford. 1os: Ralco. ies: Dark
Hill. 90: Punetta. 11e: whisk, ss:
Fantoche, 100; sunpyiand. 1ie;
vaior, 12s.
Fifth Rsce@Bour-year-o and
up: the Gnickstep: six furiones:
Sunny Jim. ie7: Silence. liz: Mont
slvo. 1o7: Ararat. lof: Courtview
100; ASCENSION. 100: wapiti. io7;
Mile. Cadeauu 1o7: Messines. Io7;
Santa Claus liz.
sixth Race-Two-year-o the
Flushing; hse furlonrs: st. xau-
rice. IFS: Kirtie. 1e2: Carpenter,
I05: Dan Boiling. 1o5: Hot Spur,
1906; Mawrcoron. 110; Elias o.. lis.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

when Knight Of the Heather made
a runaway race of the event This
winner was ridden. by little Bull
man. He turned the knight loose
after the first eighth and from
there to the wire breezed along
nicely.
Jyntee was the magnet in this
event, for she certainly ran as II
she were tossed INFO a soft spot.
Sad to mention tho in the scurry,
Jyntee's saddle Slipped and Hummer
came in riding bareback. Many
heartbeats also slipped on account
of this unfortunate occurrence.
A new member of the Good
Thing" club made its appearance
when Miriam Cooper was nosed out
~ the purse in the fifth by Grace L.
Miriam was backed OF the boards.
but the start put the kibosh on
the well-meant intentions. Miriam
left the post last, while Grace T..
got of on her dainty toes.
4 sixteenth from home Miriam
made her hackers smile, for sac
caught Grace L. and headed her.
Twas just for nonce, however.
for Coltiletti went to work with
the whip and Grace L. came again
and got home by an inch or two in
sensational ding dong finish. Col
tiletti carried of the riding hon
ors by bringing home three win
ners. He sat astride White Socks.
the victor in the second; Sedge-
field in the stake, and Grace f.
in the NTH. .Ssnde gathered in the
first race with Whimsy, and the
final event with Rose Brigade
Sande's ride on whimsy was a
sight worth witnessing. He got
the old-timer of. in front and rated
him so clsverly that he was Mt to
stand on the challenge of Leading
Star in the last 100 yards. Whimsy
was well liked and went to the
barrier heavily played favorite.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Coltilleti Rides Three
Winners and Sande Two
Knight of The Heather, Ridden By Bullman,
Shows Class In Taking Third Event
Grace E. Crosses Form Players.

NEW YORK, May is.-Sedgefield
anne into his own today when he
eooted first under the wire in the
tuyVesant handicap. This colt of
< I. Wilson was compelled to beat
classy field. He did the stunt so
mere you-are. coItiletti was perched
Pn the back of Sedgefield and gave
ne colt a perfect ride.
In his last few starts Buddy En-
For performed on Sedgefield, but
fouldn't do anything. So the shift
IN pilots must be considered as a
winning move.
Any number of the folks present
benefitted greatly by the victory.
FOR Sedgefeld was hammered from
to to 8 to .. His last outing
was a corker and indicated that he
was ready to go over. In fact all
season Sedgefeld was prepped for
win, but he never could get his
pins moving fast enough.
He generally showed an inclina-
tion to hang around the starting
post for a second OF two after his
opponents went on about their busi-
mess. In this event Coltiletti got
him of nicely. rated him perfectly
and that's how he grabbed the
dough.
knObbie Topped into second place
after a hard chase after the winner.
Until the field Strengthened out for
the scamper down the stretch. Knob
bic looked alluring. Once the
hosses headed for the wire Sedge-
field had the race in the saddle ebag.
sporting Blood came like a streak
and grabbed off third money.
Dry Moon was a hot tip but Mil
Per was forced to ride him on the
|outside of the field all the journey
and Dry Moon was unable to do
such a stunt and get home in ad-
vance.
Just before the Stuyvesant the
Wilson colors flashed to victory
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
fir.t R.ce-s1,soo: claiming: /,

fir-t Rsee-sI.soo: claiming: s.
year-olds and up: one mile: Miss
Fontsine. SO; Machiavelli.> "a; Bond,
107; Harvest King, 1o7: Serbian.
1o7: Gourmond, i12: Searchiight III,
1l2: Capt. Burns, 112.
second Rsce-s1.3oo: maidens: q
year-old Allies: four and one half
furlongs: McGee's Pink. IFS: Orms-
dale. lis; Tony Sue. 115; Alverida,
us; Marimba. lis; Carrie Baker,
lis.
Third Race-s1,40 allowances
The Shepherdsville: 3-yesr-olds and
up: one mile: Buddie Kcan. IS: In.
quiry. 102; Clermont. I07; Lothair
107: Black Hackle, 1o7: Sea Prince
i07; Louis A, 107: High Command
1l0.
Feurth Raee-s1.3oo: claiming, 3.
year-olds and up: six furlongs
Blue Paradise, 90: Tulsa. lo2: White
Star 1903; Guvnor. 1os; Cremona
I0s: Rising Rock. Io7; Vowel. los
Col. Taylor. Ioe; DIR. Carmen. l0s
Marvin May. los: Jane Pennybaker
l1o; Greengold, III: Claude Brown
l12: Fern Handley. 113.
Fifth Race-si.3eo: maiden 2
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
First Race-Lady Rachel, II

First Race-Lady Rachel. 110
(Thompson). $3.50. s3O.lo, s142O;
Troitus, lis Lunsford), $3.50. $3.50
Squeeler, 115, Uilley, ield). $3.50,
Time 1:13 1-5. Marjorie Mckay,
Black Baby. Wilson the Great, East
er Flower, Amanda. The Nephew.
Royal Duck. Korbly. Virgo, Port
light Our Alice, Gloria France also
ran.
second Race-Rob. ll5 (Small-
wood). sS90, $3.50. s2.7o; Rockmin-
ster. lis CGarner). $3.50, 1920;
Hutchison. 115 (Allen), $50. Time.
:5S 2-5. Bully Buttons, Monaco.
Frank Boyd, Cherry Tree. First Ma
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

year-old Miles: four and one-ousr-
ter furlongs: whirl. lis: Field
Lark, 1i5: Brass Tacks, lis; Beauti-
full Dream, 11s: Miss MARITIME. lis;
Alta Gal. lis.
sixth Rsee-sI.4oo; allowances:
The Bowling Green; s-year-oids ano
up: hliies and mares; six furiongs:
Music in the Air. 1s: British Maid.
%: cutup. IS; cozette. ss: Golden
Dreams. lo2: Marie Maxim. ie7:
Ruby. 1o7: Mabel 9. io7; Eyes OF
Youth. 1o7; Princess Royal los;
Cotton Blossom. l0s.
sevesth Rhee-s1.3oo; claiming;
4-year-oids and up; mile and one
eighth. Grace, 1925 Sandman, IL.
1872: Docod, 1o4: Lazy Lou. los;
Nominee, 1es: Corson. lis.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First Race-Two-year olds: maid
ems; claiming; Ave furlongs: Stick
pin. 112; Margaret White, 1l3: Zen
notta. 80; Happy Buxton, i12; Mu-
doba. 81: Kittie Warmer. ss; yen-
dor. 107: Friars Rush, III: Fair
N'-~i"is. 90 Kate Brummel. l0s:
Hillsdale, los; Doves Roost, 1i0:
\ oeIs. l06: Roundsman. i04.
second Race - Three-year-olds $
~" m: maidens; six furlongs:
E'Claire, l15; Trader, us: Care
Free, i15: Topaz, ITO; Marjorie, 1I0:
Anuncion. 115; Diomedes, 100: Alex
amer Hamilton, lis: Polar, lis:
Ebba. IL.
Third Race-Three-year-o ana
up: maidens; six furlonss: Golden
Flint. us: Flypaper. Il5: Frank
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

whitside, first; octagon. entered by Fox
Ga tcher Farms, second.
F'-t race. m.iitary-Courteous. entered
by Remount Service and ridden by Lieut..
Ia. aIvtr reey, first: ReaIgar. entered and
ridden by Capt. J. &. Marshall. second;
CAtamOunt. entered by Remount Service
and ridden by Lieut.. Jones' third
Roman race. hnals-Martin Baker, OF
Troop N. first; Harry T. Mills, Of Troop l.,
second; Thomas Elliott. OF Troop l.. third.
Polo pony race-Pl-scn, entered by Lieut..
Kits AMI ridden by Capt. Waters, first;
Talon dor. entered by L. 3. q. and ridden
by Capt. Walsh, second: Arrive. entered by
u. s. G.. and ridden by Mai. G. p. George.
third.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
|14a @aAks ths Clubs a]
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results,
Washington, s: ST. Louis. >.
New York. IL; Chicago, l.
Cleveland. I; Philadelphia, 3.
Detroit, 3; Boston. .
Games Tolay.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
Philadelphiz at Cleveland.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
BERT COLLYER'S
SELECTIONS

can 1ishh lsssrvst ~ csriysrs ysvs
Dusss.l
Ose besf bet % the asy-Nsni,ee.
Best tske-a-ehsnee sef-Atts Gfri.
Best pariay - skerf1as. BulASe
ksaa. GeiAes Dres. 90 shew.
LOUISVILLE sELECTIoNs.
Ffrst Raee-Mkss Fsstaise, Hsr-
vest King. sersisn.
second Rsee-Tssy sse. Ora
Dale. Msrfass-
Thirs Rsee-High Cs..s.l. Bss-
de keaa. Inssfry.
Fssrth Raee-Grees Geld, ysse
Pesnybsker. Marvin Nay.
Ffftk Race-Atfa Girf. Br~-~
Tseks, BesssffuI Dreaa-
sfzth Rses-Cettes Blesssa. Ms-
bel c., Gei1es Dresn-
Seventh Race - Nsaisee. Lssy
Lsu. Grace.
JAMAICA sELEcTIoNs.
Ffrst Rsee-MsSess. ve,1ss, Ksfs
Bruanei.
seessS Race Trader. LEeissre,
Csrefree.
Third Race - Ds.ss.leI. cesrs-
view, Htgh vsise.
Fesrth Rsee-Rsies. Sea st,,er,
siren Maid.
Fifth Race - Messises. sfie~~~.
Sunny ytn.
sixth Rsee-Eiiss o. ST. Maurice,
Mawresrsn.
Best set-Eliss o.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago. ): New York. 3.
Pittsburgh, Z; Brooklyn, S.
st. Louis. 3; Philadelphia. ..
Boston, 5: Cincinnati. 1
Games To-day.
St. Louis at PhilAdelphis.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
FIGHT NOTES

CHICAGO. May Ie.-ArticIes were
signed today for a middie-weight
match between Mike Gibbons, OF
st. Paul, and Al sommers. Of spo-
kane. for a $4,000 purse. to be held
at the race track at Alan. Idaho,
July 1. The weight will be lsi
pounds. The bout will go fifteen
rounds to a decision.
Rocky Kansas, Buffalo light
weight contender. has started train
ing fur his match with Benny Leon
ard, June s at Harrison, N. j. This
site is within a half hours ride
Of Broadway. and should draw q
banner crowd.
Jack Britton is expected here for
a short visit. He is matched to
take on Sofly Trsvers at Seattle,
May IS: Johnny Mccarthy for ten
rounds at Portland, June 3. and Joe
Clifford at Vancouver on the night
OF June Z.
Sailor Freedman is training at
the Arcade Gym for his ten-round
bout with Johnny Dundee In the
East Chicago arena May .s. Freed
man must show some class In this
bout. 'r the Leonard match in Ben
ton Hsrbor July 4 will 60 up in
smoke.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
JAMAICA RESULTS

4: Arrowhead. 4 to 1. 5 to .. Rsncocas, 8 to
10 5. Time. i:f3 3-5. start good: won
easily: place driving. winner. blk.g. 8, by
ogden -Madehen. Trainey 7. > heaiy.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
Minor League Results
Interuaffsnsi LesGue.

international League.
Newark, 3; Rochester. 6.
Baltimore, I; Syracuse. G.
Reading, q; Buffalo. s.
Jersey City, 2; Toronto. &
Aaerfess Asssetsttss-
Indianapolis. s; Milwaukee. z
Toledo. /; st. Paul. 3.
Columbus. 2; Minneapolis. 6.
Louisville. IL: Kansas City. Is.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20
FIRST RACE.

Whihsy, % i, 7 TO 10, I 10 .; leading
Star. even. l to 2; CaioIIne s., even, Time.
:i3 20. start good; won driving; place
same. Winner, brg. by Burgumaster.,
Whimsical. Trainer. y. Kraft
The Washington herald., 1921-05-20

Hunters championship. middle and heavy
geight-Tarry Not, entered by Col W. w
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-01

W. Fl. TrOTeHger Of Detroit w0n me Canadian open golf championship, with a score of 2gS for the - holes.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-01
CHAPTER VI.

The Hde was still at the food and the two adventures made fast progress toward the Chesapeake. Choosing favorable opportunity as the vessel dipped. they graSped her martingsle, climbed up on the bowsprit, and ran along the bowSprit 10 the to-galian- Go'casJle. On the deck below a dead man lay jn the scuppers, and such a horrible steuch pcrvaded the vessel that McGuNey was taken very ill and was forced to seek the rail
 "Scurvy or somethin," Mir. Gibney an nounccd, quite calmly. There should be chloride of lime in the mates store rDom-Tl scatter some on these poor devils. Too close to port now to chuck 'em overheard. Anyhow, Bart me an. you ainr doctors, nor yet Coroners or undcrtakers, SO you'd better skip along an build a fire under the donkey aft Matches in the galley, Of course.
 He troued down to the main deck and prowled aft. On the port side ot her house be found two more dead men. and a cursory inspection Of the bodies told him they had died of scur- ". He Circled the ship, came back 10 the fo'Cast}e, entered, and found four men alive in their berthS but too far gone to leave them. "Tll have you boys in the Marine hospital tonight he informed the poor creatures, and sought the masters cabin. Lying on his bed, fully dressed, he found the skipper of the Chesapeake. The man was gaunt and cmaCiated.
 The freebooter Of the green-pes trade touched his wet forelock respect fully. My name is Gibney. sir, an l hold an unlimited license as first mate of sail or steam. was passin' up the coast on a goOd-f0r-nOthin' little bumbo0t, an seen you h distress, so me an a friend Swum over to give you the double O. You're tn a bad way. sir"
 Two hundred and eighty-seven days from Hamburg, MT. Gibney. Our vege- tables gave out and we drank too much rain water and ate too much fresh fish down in the DOldrums. Our potatoes an went rotten before we were out two months. Naturally, the ships of- fcers stuck lt out longest, but when We drifted in here this morning, l was the only man aboard able to stand up. I crawled up on the to'-gallan' fo'cas- tie and let go the starbOard anchor. I'd
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-01
Out of My Cabin or I1l Riddle You,7
 He 5srllsd Feebly

when did you take command ot my shIpT"
 You're fotsam an jetsam, sir, sn' practically ln the breakers. You're sick. an. for all l know, dellrIous, so scr The sake O protectin' you, the qck seaman in the fo'castle an the owners I'm takin' command"
 The master Of the Chesapeake reached under his pillow and produced & pislol. "Out Of my cabin or I'll riddle you" he parked feebly.
 Nr. GIbney departed without a word Of protest and proceeded 10 make hls arrangements. regardless Of the mas ter's consent. As he and MCGufey busted themselves, laying the leading blocks along the deck, they glanced toward the Maggie and observed Cap tain Scra-gs hurlinE crates Of vege- tables overheard ln an effort to get at the small boat quickly. Hell die when the freight claims come in,' NIT. McGudey chortIed. Poor or Scrag- gsy
 When Captain SCraCrs cawo aboard, Mir. GIbney escorted him around To the masters cabin. introduced him, and stood by while they h0rgained. The tow will cost you five thousand, Cap tain" ScraCgs began pompouSiy.
 Me an McGuffeyW sail you jn for four" Gihney declared.
 Three thousand" snarIed Scraggs.
 "Sailin's cheap as dirt st two thous- and. AS a matter of fact, Scraggsy, me an Macu sail her In for nothtn just to skin you out O the salvage
 Two thousand dollars is my lowest figure" Scraggs declared. "Toke 1t or leave 1t, Captain. Under the cir CumstRnces. bargaining is useless. Two thousand is my last bid
 The figure Scraggs named was prob ably one fifth of what the master of the Chesapeake knew a court would award nevertheless he shook his head.
 Its a straight towing job, Captain. and not q salvage proposition al all. A tug would tow me 10 for two hun dred and fifty. but I'll give you five ''''D (Continued on Saturday,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-01

apOdEu =. a. NA1-E'Nf
 "of San Francisco.
 June 4. 19-. This Is to certify that A. p. Gibney, Esq. and Bart McGufTey, Esq, Is law sbidln' sitlsens of the U. $. A. and the constitootiOn thereof, and in no way pirates or such; and be 1t further resolved that the said parties hereto are aboard said American steamer Maggie this date on the special Invite of PhIneas P. SCraggs, owner, as his euests and st their own risk.
 A'WItness my hand and seal;"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-01
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PESSNuSM IN NEW YORK

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LOSSES RESULTING FROM mLENESs

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