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strengthening surf would be pounding on her. That
she would break up at once probable. Every
person board would be left to fight the fury of the
waters lee shore in the madness of a Lake
Superior November gale.
One and all at the same moment realized the
futity of their attempts. The crew of the Wau-
kegan, aroused, alert, efficient, before,
united1y dessted from their efforts.
She's goner!' intoned Hughey monotonously.
Not bit of it'll" cried Forbes. Something can
be done" He measured the distance to the other
boat, ftfully through the fog and ct. Three
hundred yards at the most. Pass line!'
After moment of doubtful hesitation deck
hand jumped to obey his order.
Il can do it," he declared much to himself
for the benefit of others.
With practised motion he began to fasten the
thin cord which he had wound about himself.
Suddenly he dessted
Hold minute, you fe1lows!' he shouted
Before the rest could grasp his intention, he
leaped up the steps leading to the deck above.
Their watchful eyes marked his disappearance
through the door of the Captains cabin. He
gone only minute Hardly had he been lost to
sight before he emerged again and plunged down
the steps.
"Now!" he cried, once among them, he
securely fastened the cord about his waist
Better notl' said Hughey warningly, as he
placed his hand on his Captains arm
Without answer Alec broke away.
Now, Lake Superior possesses other claims to
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hands scurried and lmped unwllingly after him.
Drill of any kind had not found place in the
discipline of the Waukegan Any exercise in getting
away the boats had not been attempted. Now all
board worked with unaccustomed activity and
misdrected effort.
Try the other one!' Forbes commanded when
the frenzed attempt to the starboard lifeboat
had utterly failed.
With rush they attacked the launch hanging
at the opposite davits Men tugged and lifted and
hammered. Men directed and shouted and bias
phemed. From neglect the ropes failed to play on
the rusted sheaves. The heavy boat swaying on
its supports with the swaying of the Waukegan
remained useless.
The bell of the craft in distress rang steadily
though DULY. In the faint, muffed sound carried
by the gusts of wind now louder, now lower, there
was appeal and despair The crew of the Waukegan,
knowing what awaited the other vessel felt the
meaning of the soft, solemn c1ang. With the passing
of not many moments without help the drifting
ship would be piled up on the rocks. A fierce and
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Still he did not clearly Then the larger facts
reached recognition. He discovered that he lay
in a warm cabin, with number of people standing
round his recumbent body From this larger
generalization he found himself Selling particulars
watching, looking, staring, until form, face,
concentrated his gaze, and he saw
He started up. AS he moved he felt soft hand
laid gently his shoulder
Oh Alec!" the girl cried. It's all right! I'm
here. | believe you must have known it when you
came
Forbes smiled family. "Nelly!" he whispered
Uncertainty he fumbled. At last he seized
string which hung down from his neck. Following
it with his fingers he to small battered locket
Having possession of it, he studied it doubtfuly
Nelly quickly read his thoughts and opened it.
The others pressed forward to look. There against
the furnished sides a small withered shriveled
shred of green.
Oh She cried, Il know! The four-leaf clover
l sent you!
Forbes nodded.
It's brought luck, after al!' she exclaimed
ecstatically.
Deed it has, said some one in a strong, hoarse
tone. The Waukegan's got in tow, and we're
working away from the shore. Therell be pretty
penny for salvage
Alec Forbes had found his voice. Il believe he
said family, the hoodoo's lifted at last from the
old Waukegan-and me-
Yes, dear, agreed Nelly as she slipped into the
arm held out to encircle her.
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distinction and difference than such as are derived
from being the largest sheet of fresh water in the
world It is nearly the lowest in temperature
continuously, if not the very lowest, to be found
in its latitude. On the hottest day of August its
face. It's drops Chill with almost the sting of
frost bite. Nine minutes is the limit given for the
hardest to live in its icy waters.
The men of the Waukegan knew it. First in
watched from the side the struggling form in the
heaving waters. Not only was there before the
rescuer the almost impossible task of swimming the
distance in the surging sea; the thing must be
done on time Only few minutes were granted
before the piercing chill would strike through his
limbs. Only few short moments and the frigiditv
would numb his bones and still his heart and kill
his life. The effort not only against diff
culties, but the flight of time. 1t not only a
contest, but race
Forbes was a strong swimmer. AS an urchin
he had dived from the lighthouse platform, and
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appea., had appeared with the hurricane warning:
There, the above the other the two signs OF
Ill omen had been up. On the tall flag poles
the two sanguine and black, square centered
streamers were hung, standing out almost motion
less in the ferceness of the gale.
Slowly the Waukegan had churned its way up:
Rarely in all the vicssitudes of lake adventure had
such a boat gone out with such crew. Lying at
the pier, rusting inert mass, the big vessel had
taken on Enthusiastically abandoned appearance
Gradually it had assumed the look of an outcast
among lake craft. That it was an lshmael1te OF
the waters not to be mistaken. From stem to
stern signs of unreadiness, insuficiency and unfit
ness were visible everywhere And the ship
exhibited fragrant marks of dilapidation, the crew
appeared as the fitting denzens of the shabby
hulk One and all they down at the heels,
ne'er do we'll, black sheep, ugly customers, tramps
like the Waukegan itself.
Compelled to gather together his men when every
steady and responsible engineer, stoker, and deck
hand had been employed since the beginning of
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
or LOCAL
 LII INTEREST
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
 Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Generally fair; slightly decreased temperature.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25

Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, A degrees. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, .59 inch.
 l.. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
WINTER WATER.- Elsewhere i

this issue will be found the official mo- tice issued by l.. C. Hill. supervising engineer, for the sale of winter water. for the season beginning October 1st. and ending May 15. 1906. The charge for service will be one dollar per acre to all members of the Salt River Val
 lev Water Users association who have paid all assessments and dues levied
 against them. The rate to those who are not members or who are in ar rears for their dues or assessments. will be S1.25 per acre. The reason for the difference in charge to the two classes was given at considerable length in these columns few days ago and is in short, that the benefits the valley is now receiving from gov ernment control and will receive in
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
40 Different Patterns MooreStee| Ranges
 DaVidSOn'S
 Cash Store

From 5000 to s75.oo. Quick bakers, fuel savers, asbestos lined, boiler riv- cited, drop oven doors, nice, big square seamless ovens, draw-out ash pans. Don't buy range until you see the Moores. Beware Of knockers who have other stoves to sell, and re- member that the testimonials of over 200 of our satisfied customers using Moore's Ranges is worth more than the ealumny of jealous competitor. There are limitations of the Moores Range, but none like it and we can show you the difference if you will call and see our line. "The proof of the pudding is the eating." Seeing is believing. To see Mocre's Range IS to buy. And using one is to find it one of the finest ranges ever put in a kitchen.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25

the future. are guaranteed by the as- sociation which holds a mortgage on the lands of those in the first named class. l. would be manifestly unfair tp give those who are not members. and who have pledged nothing, equal service at the same cost. In respect of the flood or surplus vOters. which have also been discussed heretofore. no announcement is made yet by the government. but probably will be a little later. Tn any event. this water will he for sale whenever it shall ap- pear in the river and anybody wants to buy it. It has no connection with the sale of the regularly flowing wa ters.
 DAY AND DOLLARS. - Antonio Yberri was before Justice Johnstone yesterday for drunkenness and dis turbance of the peace. He got six days. Cruz Navarro had enough money to settle a S6 fine.
 PURCHASED A RESIDENCE. - Through the agency of H. l. Latham & Co. and w. H. Hall. Ellen Iben yes terday purchased of Jay Blount lot 6 in block 20 of Churchill addition for a consideration of s2400.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
KNIGHTS OF THE MAccAeEEs.

At an important meeting of the Maccabees recently at the parlors of Moore & Mcclellan, the subject of renting the Meiczer hall for Thursday nights was discussed and decided upon. A special dispensatiOn was granted for one month. whereby mem bers will be taken in for merely the cost of the medical examination. This dispensation should met with the hearty approval of the citizens who are desirous of joining.
 AN INTERESTING MEETING. - The Rev MT. Richards of Gila Cross ing. was in the city yesterday and says the meting of last Sunday at that place was attended by over GOO Indi- ans. both Maricopas and Pimas. pr. Hughes. Prof. Blount, Miss Stauffer. James Creighton, MT. Gill and Assist ant Superintendent Snyder of the In
 dian school made addresses. The evening was devoted to testimonies of the Indians concerning their lives as Christians. Miss Luna of the Indian school, was present and sang, and the Indian school band and choir also att tended and assisted at the meeting.
 THE COLD BACILLUS.-The entire force of the sherifrs office is indispos- ed through colds. Deputy Davis was first seized and his condition grew so bad that he was obliged to take a lay off of several days. He is at his post again. but still hoarse. Sheriff Hay den came next. For the last two days he has been able to talk only a de- gree or two above a whisper. Deputy Sheriff Wood has been lowering about the sick list for the last two days, and yesterday Deputy Adams was invaded by the influenza bacilli. There is a suspicion that the cold bugs are stir red into activity by the electric fans.
 A WIFE MURDERER FOR LIFE.- Sheriff Francis of Coconino county. arrived in town yesterday morning on his way to the penitentiary with life man. The convict is a Mexican who murdered his wife recently by shoot ing. After that, he tried to commit suicide. His revolver was filled with bullets of various calibers. The one which he fired at his wife, killing her instantly, was f5, the caliber Of the revolver. The ones with which he tried to kill himself were 2S. One bull let entered under the chin. and came out below the eye. The other enter ed the throat and lodged in the back of the neck. He has not yet recovered from his wounds. The sheriff left with him last night for Yuma
 EGGS ARE EGGS-Eggs are eggs in Phoenix these days. for a variety of reasons. One is that they are so scafce that an egg after its arrival here has no time to become anything else before it is used up. D. c. War ren though has some eggs that are eggs and then some. for he gets five cents above the market price all the time. whatever it may be- He runs fine egg factory at the west end of the car line and has some four or five hundred hens in his employ all the time, though at this season, on ac- count of the annual moulting, good many of them are soldering on the job. The market price is now 40 cents for eggs and they are no drug at that price, though it is understood there is just a sign of weakness in the quota tions, due to a report that the hens are beginning to go back to work. It is predicted that within a few days the strike will De called off entirely.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
A HUNDRED MINING DEAL

"A hOmOhG0 miiNtNS CGH6- There is a street rumor to the effect that the Sultana Arizona Copper CO. which owns the Mccarthy or River side group of claims. across the river from Kelvin. is about to close a deal whereby it will acquire also the Schu- maker group of twenty-twO claims which adjoins it on the west.
 GEORGE REED DOING NICELY pr. Stewart announced yesterday that Georgie Reed, the little boy who was so seriously hurt by a street car few weeks ago. is doing nicely. His wounds have healed to such an extent that there is no longer any fear that amputatiOn of his foot will be neces- sarY. and there is good reason to hope that he may recover almost the per feet use of it. The joints are already quite flexible and can be moved con- siderably
 COMING NEXT TUESDAY-Doctor and Mrs. F. Payne Palmer are expect ed to arrive here next Tuesday morn- ing via the southern route. As most readers of The Republican know, their arrival will mark the terminus of their honeymoon trip which began about the IlTSL or August. llflIltuldltlN dIleT their marriage in Dayton, Ohio. They have travelled extensively since then in the east. When last heard from they were back in Dayton but were leaving for the southern states and will return via New Orleans.
 TRANSMiSSISsIPPI CONGRESS- The official call for the Transmissis- sippi Commercial Congress has been received by Governor Kibbey, together with a personal letter requesting the appointment of delegates. The con- gress will be held in Muskogee. okla. Nov. 19 to 22 inclusive. The appor- tionment of delegates permits the ap- pointment of twenty by the governor. one by the mayor of each city for each 5000 inhabitants and one by each county and each business organiza- ton. For those who desire to take a trip east at their own expense this is an excellent opportunity to secure an appointment from the governor.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-25
SANTA FE TIME TABLE. PHOENIX CITY TIME.

Leave. Arrive. "The Diamond Jo," for Hot Springs Junction Castle Hot Spgs.) wickenburg. Prescott and branch points, Jerome, Ash Fork Los Angeles, San Fran cisco and all points west ..... .......2:25 am. 2:25 ann. "The Daylight Express" for Wickenburg, A. & c. branch points. Congress Junction, Prescott. Ash Fork, Denver, Kansas City. Chicago and all points east &: % am. 3: 45 pm. No trains on A. & C. Ky. or Poland branch Sundays.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
Will Meet in New Hail.

The lodge room OF the new Elk.'
clnb having been completed, the next
meeting will ~ held IN tina, room on
Thursisy evening.
While it will require some time vet
to complete the other par'. Of the
building, owing to scarcity Of laho
and other set. b lck-, the work Of com
pleiion on the lodge room was showed
rapidly. and IN future All meetings of
the order will be- held in the new
h1me.
This will be not only one ~ the
SWEETEST Elk home. in the South, but
one ot the most up.to-date lodge rooms
in the county II commodious, aud
YVES constructed especially for Elk
work and Elk purposes. hence has been
equipped with every modern apPli-
ance and convenience for The proper
andling OF the work
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
MARTHA"
This Beautifully Tuned Opera TO be
Presented at Opera House Tonight.

This Beautifully Tuned Opera 10 be
Presented at Opera House Tonight.
The Andrews Grand Opera Company
viii tonight render one OF the most
ianefui operas ever wri,ten. "M4r.
Iha," hich all delight al Glaze.
"A4rtLs' has oeen written over frj
years, and yet only small portion ~
tie general public have heard IL sung,
tie reason TOR this being that tn,
style adopted m writing II il that 81
telling the story in vecitstive, which
makes IL impossible for the average
auditor 10 follow the thread OF the
story. This detrscts greatly from the
music and, therefore, this beautiful
masterpiece has been relegated 20 that
small number Of grand opera. which
are only given in a few OF the larger
cities-once a year at the most, thus
giving very little opportunity To hear
this brautful music. The opera has
been revised snd rewritten especially
for this company. however, and the
unsatisfactory and indistinct method
OF singing the story OF the play in
grand opera, as recitative, il thus done
away with, and the story 10 nov told in
clever and amusing dialogue. which
not only enables the audience to easily
follow the plot, bat lesds up in
pleasing manner to the musical mum
bers. wnich hsve in NJ way been
changed or omitted In this way the
opera. Martins" retains all iis beauty,
and al the same time gains the attract
iyeness of the drama.
Curtain rises promptly At $3.50, and
those not in their ssats At that time
will miss the opening, rs we'll a. dis
Iuro those who come on time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
STATEMENT FROM
Or. ARMSTRONG
The Well Known Eye and Nerve
Specialist of Jacksonville.

IL sawell known and established
fact that 90 per cent Of all headaches
and nervous troubles are reflex con-
ditions having their cause in eye strain.
Although the eyes msy seem perfect in
their functions, there may exist some
trouble that 10 latent and will cause
many complications Of the system and
prod zee a strain upon the entire nerv-
Gus system, thereby csnsing many
chtonlc troubles To develop.
To locate these conditions, a new
science, not taught n the old schools,
ha- been perfected and is known rs
OphthaimOlogy. by this modern sys-
ten, which ! now practice exclusively.
| straighten crOss.eyes without opera
ton, overcome all iurms Of eye trouble.
and chronic and nervous arrangements
disappear within very short time. !
have accom- plished excellent results in
hundreds OF cases throughout Florida.
can be seen in Gainesville, in per-
son. ut the Brown House on Jan % 4.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
Bowling Alley Closed.

The bowling alley, which for the
past two years has been a source Of
much exercise and considerable en-
joyment fro n those disposed TO de-
velop their muscular propensitie. in
that manner. has closed, and the re-.
sort will likely he missed by devorees
OF the sport. IL has furnished source
Of pleasure for many, who will in
future be compelled TO roll a truck,
chop wood. or resort to something else
to develop their muscles.
The room on the south side OF the
square which vas occupied by the
bowling alley will be remOdeled and
used by Ed Weston, it 10 understood
for the present, ss a moving picture
resort.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
Train 80 DELAYED.

Train 80 Of the Atlantic Coast Line.
St. Petersburg to Jacksonville, due in
Gainesville at 4 m, did not arrive
until noon Of Tuesday. being eight
hours late. This delay, il is ssid, was
caused by dead" engine, the engine
having broken down just sitter leaving
Sc. Petersburg.
This would have been an unnot ca Die
occurrence. on account OF It's FREE
quency, a month ago bot this division
has performed it's service very we'll
since the holidays and IL sss thought
there would no more serious trouble in
this direction, since the management
had promised To equip the division
with new engines.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
of to Cuba.

DR.. j. II. Poet and Col. J. o. An
drsws left Tuesday for Havana, Cuba.
via Port Tsmps. They will be accom-
panied by q party Ola half dozen OF
more homeseekers, who will be re.
cruited from v,rious sections OF the
State.
From Havana, after q few days
spent in thst city, the party expects
20 invade ths interior Of the island,
where they will visit many OF the
fertile plantations and ranches, with
q view OF locating.
Cuba appear. TO 10 Offering extraor-
binary Inducements in agriculture,
horticulture and stock raising At chi.
time. and 1t IL probable that at least a
fev OF this party will decide to make
their future home there.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
TwENTierH CENTURY CLUB.
Interesting Meeting Was Held at HON,
Of Mrs. Robb-Fjne Program.

Interesting Meeting Was Held at Home
Of Mrs. Robb-Fine Program.
The Twentieth Century Club held
q most enjoyable meeting with Mrs.
Gross st the home of Mrs. Robb.
About twenty members were present
snd few visitors. The names Of new
eembers were given and will be
voted on.
The meeting was called TO order by
she president, MFs. L. O. Lynch, and
the roll call by Mrs. w. 8. Dorsey. re.
eording secretary.
A musicsl selection WAS given by
ME. Dorsey. Mrs. Chaplin read a very
Instructive psper OF "Englsnd's Colo.
NAL Possessions, which was followed
bs another musical treat by Mrs.
Gross. Mrs. McBeath read an inter-
esiing sccount Of Sidney Aus, then
she discussion 81 Englsnd's colonies
closed the meeting.
The Invitation was given and ac.
eepted Co meet with Mr.. Gracy, Janu-
srF %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
ma. cvLpEseR HERE.
BEGAN Series Of Meetings at Metho.
3lss Church last Night Big Crowd.


rhs announcement that Rev. j. B.
l.zlseppsr. ,he veteran Georgia evan.
s>IIsf, would appear IN a series Of
<.e<flnrs st the First Nethocist
c'Horsh hat night was the siEnal for
s very chursh-go 10 he present. with
ths result that the large auditorium
r.s well filled.
Nr. Culpepper did not deliver 9
regular sermon. bot ,slked in q varied
manner from Q reading Of the scrip.
ture In most interesting manner.
Mr.. Colpepper visited Gainesville
o5oct seventeen years ago. when he
~orksc TO great spiritusl advantage.
several hundred having professed
Christ and Joined the Army OF the
Lord. He recalled those times. and
said that he was clad the good Lord
has spared him so come again. He
tocked over the sea OF faces in the
a1diepce, and said he was glad. too, to
recognise some 81 the faces, and great
Col that God has spared them to well
come him again.
The meetings will be held twice
daily. &C 0 and 1880 p. m, and a cor
dial Invitation it extended 20 the pob-
lie generally. Who will hear something
20 interest them.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23
MISS MARGARET TleRNEY

A large proportion of the operations
performed in our hospitals are upon
women and girls for some organic
trouble.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-23

Ssllie Van Wick, vice-Pres. OF the
Anderson Driving Club. Atlanta, Gays
Knowing how prevalent hard colds
are at this season OF the year. ! want
TO tell the people OF Gainesville my ex
psrience with Vlnol. the best cod liver
oil preparation in the world.
"I contracted q severe cold and cough
and tried different cod liver oil prepare.
tions and cough remedies; Ihey only
upset my stomach and gave no relief.
I finally sent for my physician. He
advised me to try Vinol. ! found it
was delicious TO take, and did not up.
set my stomach. but il built up my
general health, and made me feel
stronger and better than ] have for
years.
III Vinol does for Gainesville people
what il did for me it will be worth
800 a bottle TO them"
Our local druggist. W. NJ, Johnson
says: THE reason Vinol 10 so efiicsci-
Gus is because all the useless oil has
been eliminated from the medicinal
elements OF Gods livers and tonic iron
added, and we have never sold reme-
dy equal to vinol for chronic coughs,
colds and bronchial troubles or to
build up q weak, rundown system. aud
we will return the money in every
case where il fails 10 benefit. Nv. VI
Johnson, Druggist.
Worthwhile We are sole agents for
Vnol in Gainesville. IL 10 now for sale
nc the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.