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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13
DECLINE or CHAMBERLAIN.
British Statesman Not Now So Much
in the Public Eve.

| ~ 6tS u0tS GYGs
London. Aug. l2.-Englishmen who
have been away for few months ex-
press amusement on their return al
the smaller place Joseph Chamberlain
holds in the public eye. A years ago
he was the dominating figure in Eng
land, and almost In Europe. Today
Europe has almost forgotten him and
In England he is regarded as hopeless
ly sidetracked from the big current of
affairs.
His coming out for protection made a
tremendous sensation, but. though he
captured the conservative party ma
chinery, he could not get the voters.
There was no real sentiment In favor
Of change. Then at the critical mo-
ment ChamberIains health broke down
Without a single lieutenant Of first
class ability his campaign went to
pieces. Since his return from Egypt
he has been unsuccessfully trying to
mend the breaks. But in recent bye
elections the conservative candidates
would have none Of him. Chertsey di-
vision was fought on the issue of Chi
nese labor In South Africa and hardly
a word was said about tariff.
At last, in the oswestry division,
Chamberlain got the conservative can
didate to stand fair and square for
protection. All the circumstances were
in his favor. The normal conserva-
tive majority was thousand. and the
majority OF the voters were country
squires and farmers, who are natural
torys and whose opinions change slow
ly Only few times in recent years
did the liberals take the trouble to con-
test this division at all. They regard
ed 1t as hopeless Even in the present
canvass the voters did not dare to
gather around the carts of the liberal
speakers until after dark, for fear they
would be seen and arouse the anger of
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13

the squirsa. snssI fsrsnsrs were afraid
70 lend carriages - tie liberal candi-
date Cor the Same reason. But despite
All the pressure tEAt could be brought
TO bear cor Chambsriain and protec-
ticn. the distrioE went Liberal by a
majority ct sss.
Chamberlain 10 nov % years old, In
failing health, snz Il looks az If the
tide could scarcely turn in his favor
In his lifetime.
Nsrrsw Essaps II Gun Grew.
II has just leaked cut that the Brit
ish battisship swiftsure few days
ago barely escaped similar accident
to the one on the United states bat
tieship Missouri al Pensacola. While
practicing with . 1o-inch gun some
twelve seconds after a fresh charge
had been rasnmed home q large volume
Of 'biack-fanes was observed to issue
from the gun. For a moment the gun
crew awaited an explosion. but by
some miracle Il was ayerted.
Now It IL hoped to reduce this dan
ger by following the practice Of the
French navy o. first ramming home
the projectiies and then using the hose
TO wash out the chamber Of the gun,
instead Of washing out before the shot
Is rammed home. as IL the practice at
present. It 10 obvious that with the
vent sealed by projectiIe plugging the
breach end Of the bore. and with the
extra pause before the charges are ex-
posed in the rear. while the hose is in
play all the fame viii have escaped
and all Of the burning residue viii have
been washed clear Of the gun before
the charges are exposed to the danger
of ignition from either Of these causes.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13
The Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch. insignia
cant cuts or puny boils have paid the
death penalty. It is wise to have
Bucklen's Arnica Salve ever handy.
It's the best saIve on earth and win
prevent fatality. when Burns, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only 25c,
at Chas. Rogers drug store.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13

Neglected colds make tat grava-
yards" DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to .
happy. vigorous old age.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13
SCROFULA

Swollen glands tumors white swelling Sores pustular
scaly skin eruptons fabby muscles brittle bones weak
Digestion e1aciated illynourished bodies are some of
the welknown earmaTks Of Scrofua Scrofua is nher-
ed Parents too closely related by the ties Of blood or
tainted with consumption blood poison may look for
signs Of Scroula in their children The middeaged often
have It, but children the chief sufferers Scrofulp
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13

Toxic, Aug. 12.-Admiral Togo re-
ports that the Russian battleship
czarevitch was probably sunk on Au-
gust 10.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13

breaks down the vital forces,
and the blood becomes so
weak and poor that It does not
iiourish the body. The rem
edy In all acrofuious affec-
tons must hsonet that parties
the diseased blood, builds up
the weak digestion, increases
the appetite and gives new
energy and strength to ell
life's forces. No medicine has
Synf, m mach fss..a aa a t,lonS
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-08-13

OlsvslAnd, Ohie, August 1l,loO0.
I Itnherite6 gcgefula 0ox nav narNntm as,N Nhan
m@ane, ox course, weak, 1mpura blood nmd a rwM-
down. dehtlteatsd eond1tion og the systam. Thnve
been under treatment OF nhYnlcianm for nwIKe
period ~ dtmeTent times, but their eatmenk ana
nSt 90 me anything like the good 8. Q. 81 aid Lass
digestion, gives strength and ensrrv. huiids nm
kknc general health IN every way, and IN addition
90 oslns an excellent blood puransE IL adds 20 ltS
commend it, mrs I0ITfaE fI0FrRrr
120 Brownell st. ~S>-S''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
Phone the Star ys 5 %f $ h s s bu

tracks now run on the extrefuo east
ern margin Of the boulevard. They
nnmo within four feet Of the prop
erty 0f ney. Hlal benjamin. pastor
Of the Green Lake n y. church. ~
the corner ~ tho boulevard and
North Sixty fifth street
II Mr. Benjamin fences his prop.
eftY n will be impossible for teams
"a pass between n and tho car
track Mr. benjamin ia DESTROYS
Of fencing the property. J. X Wal
thew la said 10 bc even more incon~
veuleutiy situated Ills property a
block further south abuta Tho rail-
road track
Tho club will alao ask the com
pany 10 remove the remainder Of rs
poles on the treatle on the shore n
Lake Union near Ne northern end.
n was ono Of these that waa re
HpanHIble FOR the death Of Conduct
or Mathinaon a few weeks aK0. They
are 10 close n tho tracks a. 20 be
exceedingly dangerous.
The company has moved only a
few ~ the poles since o. unfortu-
nate conductor Loaf bis life b. atrik-
Ing one ~ them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
WOODS is
WILLING
READY TO FIGHT TOMMY
BURNS NEXT MONTH

From present Indications Tommy
Burns and Billy Woods viii meet
IN the squared uuF for the coast
championship some time before the
middle Of September II r. up 10
Bishop. Woods manager. 80 Woods
states, "a settle the Arrangements
niliy lArigue. Who ia looking after
Burns. has agreed 20 give Woods
the weight the latter asked. lbs
pounds at 3 o'clock on the after
moan Of the daY 81 the battle
faviEne and Burns met Woods
laat niEht and the latter said he waa
ready 81 meet Burns ~ ihs pounds.
This vas the only sticking point be
tween the men and layigue accept
- Bishop was wired Immediately
bat late this afternoon no reply had
been received.
A rumor va going the rounds
among fiatlc follower Saturday
evening 10 the effect that Biddy
Bishop and Woods had parted com
pany. Woods. enen asked BY La
YiKne " the report Wa true. stated
that he and Bishop had nothing 10
do with each other,
Last night, Nhen seen b. Star
man. Woods denied that he made
such atAtrmegt. and that bihhap
would have 70 give hiH consent be
fore be could meet Burns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
AFTER THE
OCTOPUS
GREEN LAKE IMPROVEMENT
CLUB WOULD FORCE SEAT.
TIE ELECTRIC TO FOLLOW
FRhNcHt8E

The Green Lake Improvement
club has started a movement %
compel tho Seattle Electric com
pany % remove 80 tracks On Green
Lake boulevard 10 the middle Of the
thofoughfare ar ~ required by lis
franchise. n the club in successful
the electric company will be re
quired 10 move out into the lake or
I'M In a portion Of Il 70 that tracks
can pass.
Al the present time the tracks are
40 close 20 private property a. 70
destroy a part ~ q value. This f.
what the club objects 20 The car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

The Seattle cricket team AGAIN de-
feated the Tacoma team at Tacoma
Saturday afternoon b. the score Of
% % 81 This makea the fourth
game Seattle a. won from Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
Star Want Ad Agencies.

,. u. MullsN, aai aallars ave. eco
riss hall
Frwnaant prue c. EWlna street
and Fremont avenue
W. A. Mansfisld q ce.. pruasisa
10 ard jackson
orahsm's tssms eaksrS. arcs LET
aNenues
c N Lshndrsgt. elssr store siels
heeend
Thee Hsrrla a Pestofies. Rsnten
Lhtls's Pksrmasy. lee ave. serth
ard harrlsen street J. n. 1its'~
Rroprieton
cartton q Co. Druggist. ssr ssh
-. ard Paa street Seth eesssl@
.. A. Asere. Possottles. So esrs~
Unlvsrsitg orVs stsrs. VNiNsrsie
htatlan4
Aswst 81 Phsrassy. 900. Newell
street.
Ralnlss PharmasY, NJ. Clark. pro.
sristoF. eu2a q. Madison.
Columbia nfVa store, w, y. etse'
~. psep- cslurhla. Wash
DreaasNsy Pharmacy. p. Z. Ftshen
rrep. els oseaa~ay arc 1an'eN
ouaksr praa c. fot9 tse ave
lsary's Pharmacy. rs N. er0ae'
~ayt phsns. uniea ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
rnoFIra AMOUNTING TO

7 NNAHN. NJ y 10
Of dollars are divided every month
among investors bN the Storey cot
ton Company incorporated. Capital
and Surplus tn. 90 Oh. Are you Hft-
ting your hharrf Write far partleul-
lars. II. ~ Quinlau. Trcaa ca The
Ionrae. IhlIadn IphIa. "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

WHY

You have 10 90 three times as Ear out
" ~ offriiEksfF' SEATTLE
lots finht ON the car line rlFht on
the Lake. With a. tsAeo school heuHo
rlght nn The addition
TERMS 1913 SosW3sp SOC A
II an the real estate men Ia Seattle
formed themselves Ia one hiK com.
elns the' could never buy lana gff 90
these larrc lots. w have owned ~
nrrcs twenty eight years Hinco scat
tie VAS a .yillaNe ot Hpo feu
u ridiculous 60 think fof a min.
utr any body could buy land az
,eiis. a. 1ln ,',1s ESTE Vim gffSa,tsH'il
liditrs and TELEPHONES SOW
Don't buy anywhere en- a uromlae %
these Improvements going in. fhgy
are IL Southeast Seattle NOW
After you sec southeast sealus %
.inau eu earth can convince NQH ~
NM tNNEsfMfNf
e ss,ss sha 20 ass WasS fssa ~, ,stiaa
in part ~ Rainier Heights, A fine
plank street frtm First avenue Co
southeast Seattle. level al The way
iIG%l aisSg RaI Is' is,sn,sh me eaF 'hs ass
are both within NJ blocks - SOUTH
FAST SEATTLE aud Rainier
NelEhta tine will be extended reai-
lively fhia summer Co the addition.
Don't DELAY ard yea viii have moth
tuE 90 regret Take any Washington
street car O. NnuthFhHt Hfatflealt
runs through the middie ~ the addis
uuu huN there and Nuu will save
months - time which Yau gill lose
b Twins VA cut where Fuu can huF
lots as cheap az ours.
offlfF open until 3 evenings
SEATTLE fAOAi EhEEk EIta u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

Sugar. Golden G.. IN sacks. tBAHs
Extra e., in sacks. i6E5. powdered.
IN barrels - 90. dry FfauulHted. IN
Jacks, ices, cube. in barrel $50
Flour. patent. per barrel. tAEas
Crown. t41b. Straight Der barrel
tfa0. Cold Medal g. za. Minnrfata
hard wheat. t600. piilsbury. sg.te5
piuHbuy'H Hest. fe.1ds standard pa
kota. itTf Whuic wheat flour. per
barrel $500; graham. 1860 graham.
los. por bale tet6. rye flour. Goa
per barrel fi7t. rye nour Toe. per
bale f2G9 rye meal. Soc. per barrel
tAt0. buckwhrat. per barrel. $500.
germ meal. los. per bale. teTb; corn
meal. tQa. per barrel. 340n. yellow
corn meal. i0r. prr bale. g. 90. white
corn meal. sos. 1900. rolled oats. per
barrel. C.CC. tGet. wheat flakes
boz. % lbs. s200. Parma. per barrel
$3.50. FaEiua, 1o-lh sacks rer bale.
ta.00. haminy. large. Per hluat
ffto hominy small. los bale. hn.
Holly Helf-raisinH buekwheat. per
aase. 3t2s. Holly cake and pastry
flour, per case st00 pearl barley
2b-ih boxes. per Cwt- $3.50. pearl
barley, t00-lb sacks. 400. Rplli
peas, 2h-lb boxes. $500. split peas
ioo-lh boxes. 1850. popcorn. Per
cwt.. 1880.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

fTINEf years Nofk and good NsFss
To- reliable softer man Tor assistant
foreman and timekesper also want
good bonkkreper and two salesman.
Heo Forest Room z Times Block
Call At once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

Roosevelt and ETgan & Ericson'a
Photos are 1T" 1916 ~ ave. -.
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HINN WALLACE.
TIE PRINCE OR eIAutNoNAHfh
AM rAt .MialH, nos located % The
University and Unian streets The
worlds nreateHt paimint and clair
Noyant MAJ BE- consulted daily on
eli affairs - iifr. lie reunitra the
separated ncttifn lowers uuarfeth
causes HreUdY ma rtiaHea. locates MD.
Den treasure. advises Yau az 10
III NJ minine 81 ~ business IL looks
INTO Yuur hand aud ffiia you shat
hlla FdH. and ufTrutlmea rs good al
Ntrr gives Yuu hack Fnuf inat nerve
and energy No metirf. vhai trouble
Yau may hnNe. call and he will help
Yon HarlnrH tn Hotel Nendamf
l1rHt avenue fhsfwern union and
University afFHFta1
Far the urst nsven days I wiii make
llfe readings fur one fourth ~ my
regular price. q cents and q % one
and all
rHOF aiEI.DoN. ma FAIMfHf.
IL uuw b. Mraffis and can D. eHHaHited
un HH affairs pertaining g. human
welfare. love. rpuftship marriage.
divorce business siekntaaI apfeHiat.
urrH. absent friends tells 10 your
Nlfr huaha 90 20 aWertheart is true
e. fatae Tells Hhn aud ehea o. mar
- lfe settles iutefH quHNfeiH. fam
~ TROUBLES. eta. Ha = different ftam
en- ethsfs ia America giaiming bic
usfi0r g. an athera he refuses 60
Ia rafmiaIfY taught msaiamIstIs
psranna Developed office haufa ga
e. tnHH m And al daB SUNDAY. lee
rial hotel IT'S FIRST avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

nustsr. Enna. chssss.

Native creamery. 9fe per 10 Fast.
sru creamery. fresh. zoH9le ~.
EEFH Native ranch. asmaae dog
oregon ranch. 1se duz. Eastern. -.
doz
Checse-SatIve. iiai2c ID.
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ct, Seattle
Physician and Burgson
Uu w. IA TuMNi1M. D. 10 Hlncklsl.
firn z a. b q evenings. IN Lake teel
DH WI tNaE Dalton. tu A.
oade bldg skin ana Henito. Urinary
Df Chambers, rplof blk. 10th phones
Printing and binding
ACME ael.hH Printer - HpFiuE S.
commercial nrlntinN ~ all kinda
Ship Builders
MoftAW mos COMPANY. Euninssfs
end nhiuhuiidera Dry Docks. Luna
tsr Milo nssttis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

So III ruomH ssfy dealfahla location
clears 81 per month - rent
% ruumH fNaH good iuthtluHs 10 ratah
balance monthly.
We have u fine steam heated house.
With IuHH iraat. reasonable rent that
Paws - clear rNeff MONTH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

chickens. hens. i3Ae. spring. f61
tfac Ducks live. Belle.
Fish. Ete.
finlibut. t0fMc per 10. salmon
trout. t0Httc Per %. founders. ae
per 10; HuleH. aiac per ~. shrimpA
t2h aite per ~. amelfs. scarce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
Photographer, Supplies


AspEngog SUPPLY co. N cherry
81 Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30
THE MARKETS
WHOLESALE PRICES.

FhAE&@a
tThsss prices are % any buyer IN
quantities Prices on small par bases
average % per cent hiEhsr1
Psexisiens.
Fresh MrataCuw beef. GuaA per
10 steer beef 80 veal. 80 Zoe 10
pork. 30 u mutton. eue itc 70.
Provisions Hams. lsdl6c H.
breakfast bacon. lee 10. bellies
fresh. lie 10.
Vegetables
California potatoes. t40fAc PEI
NJ Yakima POTATOES as per ton
CARROTS. 81 % Ter sack cabbage, ! =
uftsr ID fadisheH. Ice doE punches
green onions Zee ger hnH hunrhsss
CueumheEs $4,000 daaens native
p~as. g. ~ wan beans. Guee 10 hot
house tomatoes. 7Eg 81; egE plant
sweet POTATOES. AZ este ger IL
Greer Fruit. Ute.
Apples. Wynatrhee. earWfi.fa
rer boz Valencia sranFes.
saas per box Lemons. f2Ha45 PER
box Ulaekbefries. 81 homiFs crate.
Persian dates thc ~. nannnas
O. see : e bunch. Native ftraRbef-
rice. tteo PER crate Cherries.
kAaNM faEF crate A.MHHHHH HMfs#Hs Ak
Ina. sfedft crate neu berries, 81
BIKE. Wenafchee peaehfs $50 5Hc
hos. WHtsruelinua. fs0omaTs per
dazen. Sweet pfuncs. asH Doe. Hruf=
abs Is o. fHrs Tragedy. sec fafpher-
rlea tI.sE5 grapes Washington. Tdes
rfapea California ftWtaf nut
meEa Use Eilhfiet peaches. TsGsse.
Crawford peaches. seq &c.
Hay. Grain and Feed
Dat. - 600 1900 psr ton barley.
so 50 rsF ton wheat t1fdz1 ton
chop. o. coo - % per ton. shorts
- 90 per ton bran. SO 90 per ton
on meal fs1c0 Der to- a. " tim
othY. 1880 rer ton. r. v. COM
pressed timothy. ftsa 20 ton. neN
wheat hay. fiAaam 1900 per Tor.
Puget Sound haF. ffaHf1 pHr ton
Widdiinra iafoo per ton. cracked
corn. 5000 per ton. straw. sioen
per ton Peanuts. Jumbo. &c. A-i
Tc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

ATf.M0ND ADDITION
Only n few choice Tots left in this
beautiful tract. We challenge a8n-
pnriaon "a here ear you find lots
fNi1o feet with splendid view q
lake. mountains ard city. ard only ls
minutes ride from city hall. az s 61
and up
Take University car. Ret of al East
Blaine street and g. two blocks east
where you will find aaienmHn an day
Sunday who will take pleasure IN
showing you the advantages Of To-
cation. etc
Near Volunteer park and new Ferry
isearY mansions.
Terms so per month
y. y. GREGORY. Owner.
] and Sullivan Building
THREE lots in the Madison Street ad-
dition. cheap
One lot on Twenty aV.. usd
Two lots on Twenty nfth sy.. each.
uH
ISAAC Is RICH a CO.
ga Washington building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

SNAP rs f4ubUt&a ff0f NEt
u fuumH. q haHH PAYS wa frut ~
splendid transient. vii FHailN clear
f|s0 ner mnnth firirr sd call
enrIF# investigate THE - % u "a
splendid MONEY maker Ter ihe In
NaHtmFHt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

NEN - au kinds wanted 81 once b.
work nH q .. Hl1imaua Garden ~
Eden AdfitHaHs god WHHaa. steady
work. Take free beats At TaNIaf r.
FaemfIl ou Maahima Qn street car
line.
FOR aALE-B acres. Weil cleared
ard frnrff an HHdrr cultivation
iarre barn. Haudahed and chicken
house 3 cows horse and wagon -
tons n good has one acre poth.
toes. Muaf sell AZ once. O. pa 81
cash. 81 mQutHl Interest 3 haf
cent flHf street WFaf side Gffft
lake. three houses from car line
THREE years w0rk and good HHFrs
g. reliable sober man for assistant
foreman and umfkaeuer. also SAINT
good Huukkefpfr ard two statesmen.
Zee Forrest. Room Times Block.
Call a once
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

a. ROOMS. corner brick. nicely fur
ufHhed. reasonable rent good lfaat
splendid location. an outside funnaH
NII make terur an fuI ~ SID
prices tltarinE SO per mHuth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

fRuHka delivered Is centa. ! DAYS
STORAGE free plano and furniture
Transfer a storage Co. so1l First.
both phones Main ssA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

fVnt 1uNi~ c6san tr0om e5ttaae h
fnVmQnf, lArHo yard nuod water
ton, - 3 blocks west ash for
SCOTS place. Rent 9 per month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

rftr coMpprssFn am CARPET
CLEANING CO Win call tef 49,.
carpets ard fuEN take them II tN.H
new STATIONARY plamt clean And RETURN
thea tha aafaa DAY Have your eel
rrta CLEANED thoruushlN - eNf 80.
prcases1 Air system Wufh. ~ ~.
an Miif fshpnrs Sunaet Main NAs
md. Il. um Maln Dffice. ~ Aunpsf
FxrkanFs fshans. Black 80 Ncfh
Fuarantessf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-08-30

HrAtAff GOOD Buy
e room hutsl ufu fHruIahed and do
IuH fHH huaiarHH. eifarn from 70 90
I4u per month is located iH unH n
thr mHat thriving Sound taWua rfico
s. 'tu investigate fhla
WAIT HtEW Art s CO.
Recon- j Union ularh ud t1fat Ave
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FOR HAf.E-aHF owner. Groom house.
lnt t1Hiu al in fruit and berries.
al Eleventh aE 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10

half a mile from the narrowS, gust came out between
the his-came strong and swift. II heeled the dory
in the grnwae. Eli let go the main-sheet,
expecting the sail fall away from the wind and thus
the boat. But the line caught in the block. Down
the dory-stil down. And of a sudden it Capszed.
When acky to the surface, he began frantic
ally splash the water, ntar1y losing strength,
breath and self-possession. Eli waiting for him,
with head and shoulders out of the water, like
eager dog he waits for the stick his master is about
throw. He close but hung off for moment
until indeed, he perceived that Jacky would never
of himself regain his self possession he did not
want the bov be beholden to him for aid.
Then he slipped his hand under Jackys breast and
buoved HIM up.
Partner" he said, quietly. "Partner"
Jackys panic-strcken struggles at once ceased;
for he had been used giving instant obedience to
Els commands. He looked in Els dripping face
Easy, partner" said Eli, still quietly Strike
out, now.
Jacky smiled, and struck out, directed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-10

"Clever Jacky" he screamed wildly excited. Clever
lad My partner my little partner
But the wind carried the cry away. Jacky did not
hear-did not know, that his partner had been
spectator of his brave fathuness. He was beating
out to make sea-roOm for the with the wind to
harbor; and the boat dipping her gunwale in
way that kept every faculty alert to keep her afoat.
Eli watched him until he rounded and stood in for
the tickle Then the man sighed happily and went
home.
"Us1 grapple for that net the morrow he said.
when Jacky came IN.
Tacky opened his eyes. "Aye?" he said. Its
safe the bottom. l thought I'd best cut it adrift
t. save it."
Il seed you" said Eli. from the Knob Twas
we'll done, lad You're true partner
1.-THE knife come in handy" said Jacky, smiling.
"'Ts good knife"
aye" said Eli. with shake of the head. II
bought un' for good one.
And that all.
Eli set about rearing young Jacky in fashion
wise he knew. He exposed the lad to wet and
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It would he sure

agreed, Jackys new accomplishment would he sure
to him well.
Sure, if the punt turned over" Jaclv innocentlv
boosted, I'D be able t swim til you rghted her.
That to be proved.
Eli, by" said old James Blunt one dav in the
fall OF the year, do you take my dory [ the
grounds t-day Sure, I'd like know how YOU likes il
Old James had built his boat aftor a southeast
model. She was dory, a hat-bo on II craft as
distinguished from punt which has a round bottom
and keel. He proud of her; but somewhat tnid;
and he wanted Els opinion of her quality
IT'S a queer lookin' thing" said Eli But me
an my partnerll try she, James just for luck"
That afternoon fall gale caught the dorv on the
Farthest Grounds-far out beyond the VOLTS Teeth
Reef. 1t from the shore suddenly that Eli
could not escape it. So it beat to harbor with
the wind and rising fast. OFF the Valley which is