The daily Alaskan., 1921-12-10

fired d6ItTE 70 recover these two stlGS. an close my mouth. 1T you don't come through TIT make belch F tn newspapers an theyN keel haul an skundraE tn Chinese Six Comna. nies aa' the Hop Sing tong through inc courts for eysdIn' th' laws O th' Inter. s'sts commerce commission, an make 'em look Ike monkeys generally. An then th' poIIcegI get wind of It savey, policeman, you fat old murderer Tn price I'm Sskin' Is cheap, Charley Kew do ! know but what these two poor boys has been murdered in cold hlcodi There's somethin' rotten in ranmsrk, my bully boy, an y0ui save time an trouble an money oy diggin' up five hundred dollars
 Gin SeRg said he would 60 back Co Chinatown and consult with his com pauy. For reasons Of his own he was badly frightened.
 Scarce had he departed before the watchful eye Of Captain Scrsggs ob- served Mir. Gibney and McGufrey iu the .ofing, a block away. When they came aboard they found Captain ScrnEgs on top Of the house, seated on an Upturned fire bucket smoking pen slvely and gazing across the bay with an assumption of lambiike innocence on his fox face.
 He soon departed, but Mfr, Gihney was suspicious. Hes got his lines fast snmpwhere-you can hank on that was his comment. While we was away he rigged ID some kind Of a deal. Bart. It stands to reason it was 6 mighty profitable deal too. My imagination may be a bit oA the course al times. Bart but in general fl there's dead whale foarin' around the ship can smell it"
 What do you make out O that fat Chlnaman crulsin' down the bulkhead in an express wagon an another China man Settin' up on the bridge with blmT" McGufey demanded. Seems to me they're comin', bows on, for the Maggie"
 They tell me 10 deduct somethIn, Rart. Wait 6 minute an we see H they're conin' aboard 1T they are
 They're Eoln' to make a lRndln' GIb."
 then I deduct tha, this body snstchIn' ScraCCs-"
 They're boardln' us, Glh."
 has arranged with yon fat China man to relieve US O the unwelCome presence of his defunct friends. Hes gone an hunted up the relatives an. made 'em come 8cross-thsts what he's done. The dirty. low. schemln' granddsddy of all the foxes In Chris tendoml I'll fish around an see what fCCer ScraErs charged him" and Mir. Gihney stepped 10 the rsIl to meet Gin SenE, for It was Indeed be-
 "Sow-see, sow-see, hun-ray,T Mr. Gfbney ssluted the Chinsusn 10 a faceuous attempt to talk the lsttev's language "Hello there, John China man. Hov's your lver' Captain he sHe same get tired; he no wHItee. Whs's msllah. John. Too long time you no come. You heap lazy all time"
 Gin SenE smiled hls bland lnEcruta- bIe Chinese smile. "You kptChum two China hoy iu boIT' he Queried.
 I've have hooned NCGuFey. "Sn' beautiful specimens they be-
 NO money. no China boy" GIbney added firmly.
 Money have got Too mUchee mon ey you wautee. No can do. Ne pay two hundred dollsh. Five hundred dol lah heap muchee. No have got"
 "Norhiu' dOIn'. John. Five hundred dollars an not a penny less. Put uP the dough or best i,."
 Gln SenE eEDostulated, lied, evbded, and all but we7t, but Nr. Glbuey was obdurste and eventually the China man paid over the money snd departed with the remains of his countrvnen- "I knew he'd come through. BaTt. blr. Gihney declared. They got 70 ship them stIfs Co China to rest along side their ancestors or be in Dutch with the sperrIts O the departed for ever after"
 Do we have Co split this swsC with that dirty ScragESF" NcGUfTey wanted Co know. "Seeln' as how he tried to give us the double CroSs-"
 Wen fix SCrsEcSy-sN shIp-shape an ,eCal sos he won't have no come back"
 (COntinued on Tuesday,