Category: Adventure

Jack Straw, Lighthouse Builder

Jack Straw was walking slowly down the maple-lined avenue that led from the campus to Phillip’s Hall, the largest of the two dormitory buildings connected with Drueryville Academy, and judging from his many near collisions with the aforesaid maples, not to mention hitching pos...

Chapters

11. CHAPTER XI RAY’S FIND

For some time following their adventure with Warden Williams’ lobster patrol and their subsequent chase by the _Fish Hawk_, Ray and Jack were kept rather busy about the construc...

5. CHAPTER V MEN OF HONOR

As soon as the trio began their tour of inspection of the construction camp Jack’s curiosity about the big blocks of granite that looked like sections of a jig-saw puzzle was re...

10. CHAPTER X THE CHASE

Jack awoke with a start. He knew instinctively that some one had been gazing at him while he slept and his feeling was that of impending trouble. He sat up quickly and turned to...

7. CHAPTER VII UNDER ARREST

With the completion of the aerial cableway and the clearing of the surface of the rock the Hood Island construction camp became a very busy place. A score or more of men were to...

9. CHAPTER IX THE RAID

With the setting of the sun a light mist formed and hung above the surface of the big crescent-shaped bay on which Austin’s Pool was located. The shadowy blanket was just heavy...

2. CHAPTER II “HOOD ISLAND--HO!

Of course Dr. Moorland was willing to excuse Jack for the remaining week of school. Indeed, after he had looked up the lad’s term record and examination marks in his little card...

8. CHAPTER VIII LOBSTER PIRATES

There remained nothing for Jack and Ray to do but climb aboard. With the determined old fisherman standing there in the stern of the _Betsy Anne_, looking coldly along the barre...

6. CHAPTER VI WINNING THE ROCK

This was enough to stir both lads, for they had set their hearts on taking part in the tussle with the waves to gain the top of Cobra Head. They were on their feet in a jiffy an...

12. CHAPTER XII THE REEF’S TOLL

That dinner was one of the best the lads had ever eaten, it seemed to them. Indeed, Jack forgot about the howling of the wind and the spattering of the rain outside, and Ray eve...

3. CHAPTER III THE RUNAWAY

It was late afternoon when the _Blueflower_ came abreast of the southern end of the long heavily wooded island which was to be Jack’s home for several months and on which the li...

4. CHAPTER IV BIG O’BRIEN GETS HIS BICEPS INTO ACTION

“By jiminy, old man, you certainly can swim,” exclaimed Jack as he reached the lad from the _Fish Hawk_. But the newcomer to Hood Island made no reply. Instead, he stood still a...

1. CHAPTER I JACK RECEIVES A TELEGRAM

Jack Straw was walking slowly down the maple-lined avenue that led from the campus to Phillip’s Hall, the largest of the two dormitory buildings connected with Drueryville Acade...

13. CHAPTER XIII THE NEW FULL-BACK

For three days Beck, Duncan and Ray’s Uncle Vance were in a precarious state. The men had spent most of their energy in battling for their lives after the wreck of the _Fish Haw...