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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
EAPA FUGITIVE is
WANTED FOR STABBING
Man Thrown in Wrestling
Match Wounds Opponent
fSpecial Dispatch 10 The Cali

LSPect1i LLSl'otSh % nc OoAll
NAPA- Dec 24.-Napa officials are
Besrching for John Fornelli, who Sc
iverely stabbed Antoine Riella near
Rutherford. Thursday. night It is be-
lfeved that F'orneln has escaped to San
Francisco. or to Sonoma county. He
and RfelIa were having q friendly
wrestling match, when Fornelli was
Shrown- He became angry and. getting
up, drew q pocket knife and cut Riella
badly on the right side OF the face,
nearly destroying the latter's right eye.
5Forneln disappeared from the scene Of
the stabbing that night.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED
AGAINST FORMER WARDEN
Scandal Found in Affairs of
Colorado Penitentiary

CANON CITY, Col, Dec. 24-Infor-
nation was filed here today against John
Cleghorn, former warden of the state
penitentiary, and four others charging
them with the embezzlement of s25.-
OOo. The defendants are accused of
accepting that amount for lumber and
merchandise never delivered to tbe
penitentiary
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
LIEUTENANT SWANSON
LEAVES THE LAWRENCE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

VALLEJO Dec. 24.-Lieutenant Err
nest A. Swanson has been detach ed
from command of the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Lawrence, the fagboat of the
third torpedo division of the Pacific
mosquito fiotilla. The Lawrence is at
Mare island undergoing repairs. Lieu
tenant Swanson's place will be filled
by Lieutenant Earl r. Shipp, COM
mander of the destroyer Perry Ensign
t. A. Symington will assume command
of the Perry
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
CHAMPION GOLD MINING
COMPANY FILES APPEAL
Dispute Over Properties Will
Be Taken to Higher Courts
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEVADA CITY, Dec. 24-The
Champion gold mining company filed
today its notice of appeal from the de
cision of the Nevada county superior
court a few days ago in favor of the
Champion mines company. The Cham
pion gold mining company has bonded
the Champion home mines from the
Champion mines company, but the lat
ter claimed the agreement of the bond
was not kept and took back the prop
erty. The court held this action was
lust
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
EVERY MERGED COUNTY
RESIDENT WORTH SI55
That Is, the Statistics Say
TSpecial Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispotch 10 The Call
MERGED. Dec. 24.-The value of the
cream, butter ana cheese produced in
Merced for the year 1910 is s2.33l.632,
according to the figures compiled by
Assessor A. G. CIough.
The year 1910 shows a gain Of $685.
600 over that produced in the year
1903.
The dairy business is one of the
leading industries Of the county, and
the year 1911 VIII show much greater
increase, as thousands of acres Of land
hre being seeded TO alfalfa throughout
The county.
The total number Of dairy cattle in
The county Is placed at 23,47o, and
.evalued at s1,179.OOO.
The value Of the dairy product
sRmounts to 1855 for every man, woman
End child in the county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
COAL MINE COMMISSION
SUGGESTED IN COLORADO

DENVER, Dee. pa special com
mission appointed by Governor Shat
roth reported to the governor tonight
recommending that the jurisdiction of
the coal mines of Colorado be intrusted
to three commissioners with full power
to direct coal mine operations.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
ANTI-SALOON DOG DIES
OF OLD AGE IN A TREE
Animal Was Female Impersona-
tor With a Circus
[Spccial Dispatch 10 The ColI1

SAN JOSE, Dec. 24.-"Fitz,' San Joses
anti-saloon dog, is dead He had been
missing for several days from his usual
haunts, and investigation disclosed the
fact that he died week ago in his lair,
hollow tree in st. James park
In his younger days Fitz was fe-
male impersonator with a circus, but
he was turned loose in his old age.
He had an antipathy for saloons, but
liked free lunch, and used to wait for
friends to come out with a piece of
sausage or a sardine. He grew so fat
that he could only move in his last days
with great difficulty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
FARMERS FAIL TO PAY
IRRIGATION TAXES
800 San Joaquin Property Own
ers Delinquent
TSpcciaI Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, Dec. 24-Three hun
dred property owners in the south San
Joaquin irrigation district have not
paid their share of a $4,000 assess
ment voted last spring to pay the run
ming expenses Of the district and to
provide for final surveys for the irri
cation and drainage systems. Time
viii be up Monday, but the offices will
be kept open until Tuesday evening at
o'clock, as Monday will be holiday.
Il M. Larson and 2. M. Pierce are col
lecting the taxes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
JUDGE is UPHELD FOR
Filming A DRUGGIST
So Di.eaLeh q az CaIll

VALLEJO, Dec. 24.-James E. Dibert.
who conducts drug stores IN Oakland,
fresno and this city, was denied an
alternative writ OF mandate by the
superior court against Justice James
II O'Leary to show cause why he
should not refund the 500 fine i'm
posed on Dibert when he pleaded
guilty to selling injurious drugs to ir-
responsible persons. Dibert was al
aowed five days to amend his petition.
attorney Frank r. Devlin, represent
1ng O'Leary. fled a demurrer to the
petition and after a lengthy argument
At was upheld.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
LUNArIC IS NOT ]

LUNArIC IS NOT Philadelphia. Dec.
24.-The foreigner who yesterday told the
police that he had set IRE TO the leather fac
tory Wednesday night. when IA persons were
hospital as an insane patient. they being con
vinced be had nothing TO do with the IRE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
CHRISTMAS WEDDINGS
: PLANNED AT STOCKTON
[Speciol Dispateh 10 Tie Call

ISPecioI DIspdtch 10 ne CdUI
STOCKTON, Dec. 24.-There will be
at least three Christmas weddings in
Stockton as indicated by the following
marriage licenses issued today:
William Beaudikofer, aged %, and Ellen Urqu-
hart, aged 81, both of Stockton.
Frank Albert Rogers, aged o. and Pearl Fls-
telle Concle, aged II, both OF Stockton
Oliver Frances Carey, Merced, aged 25. and
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
EHANGE REFUSED BY
STOCKTON PASSENGERS
TSpeciaI Dispoich 10 The CAN

STOCKTON, Dec 2z.-Today was mo
rhange' day for the conductors and
motormen on the two streetcar lines.
The patrons of the lines took occasion
70 make known their appreciation of
The carmen's courtesies during the last
year by allowing them TO keep the
change.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
FORMER PRISON GUARD
SUMMONED BY DEATH
James Henry Leak Pursued the
Folsom Fugitives
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

PENRYN. Dec 2A-James Henry
Leak died here this morning al the
age OF 4s. He had lived here a num-
Der of years and was at various times
guard in the state prisons at both
Folsom and San Quentin. He was a
guard at Folsom at the time of the
famous break several years ago and
took part in the search for the desper-
ADDE'S who made their escape
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-25
RANCHER SAID TO HAVE
KILLED SHEEP HERDER
Tragedy on Stanford Ranch Re-
ported in Vina
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LoFSNtot DtS'Hp~H ~ HS Ouul
VIVA Dec. 24-News reached here
this afternoon of tragedy on the
Stanford ranch early this morning. Ac-
cording to the story brought here Pres
ton Wheeler, a rancher living near
Deer creek, killed Jim White, sheep
herder The sheriff and coroner have
gone to the scene.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
Girl Commits Suicide.

Mammoth Spring, Feb. T.
Because her mother objected to
the purchase Of a dress pattern,
Cora, the 16-year-old daughter
Of Dunk Brown, a prominent
merchant Of Salem, committed
suicide by hanging herself at her
home this morning.
Miss Brown went downtown
this morning and purchased a
dress pattern, which she brought
home and showed to her mother.
Her mother, 1t is said, objected
to the purchase and is said to
have insisted that the girl. should
return the pattern.
So great was Miss Browns
disappointment that she immed.
lately secured a rope and, tying
one end around her neck, fasten
ened one end to the edge Of the
porch roof and jumped.
The fall broke her neck.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
o. W. meeting at Cave City Sat.

o. W. meeting at Cave City Sat-
urday night.
Bud Street and family of
Grange were here Saturday do
ing some trading.
Jasper Mcleod has been doing
some repair work on his dwelling
which adds much to it's comfort,
Rev. J. D. Kelley of Cave City
passed through Reeds Creek
Monday on his return home from
Smithville.
Charles Mitchell and wife were
called to Jackson county one day
last week to attend the bedside
of Mrs. Mitchell's sister, who
was very low with pneumonia,
but who is now getting better.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
K E ED s CR E Elk.
Charley Mitchell had busin

Charley Mitchell had business
at Cave City Monday.
j. W. Rogers and wife visited
at Jesup one day recently.
Goose Anderson Of Portia was
here Sunday and Monday.
j. D. Girtman Is a new reader
OF the Record at Reeds Creek.
Jasper Mcleod was at Bates.
vile on business one day last
week.
j. D. Girtman was looking af-
ter some business Mt Cave City
Saturday.
Mrs. Esther Bonham closed q
three month term Of school at
Fairview Friday. The term was
a success.
W. G. Mcleod attended the W.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
B E n G A Y

l.. r. Vaughan was at Cave
City Saturday.
Joe Gay Of this place has hired
to Ardell Sullivan OF Calamine
for the season.
1t makes US think of going to
work again to see some Of our
farmers begin blowing.
F. j. Doss was visiting at the
home of II. II. Spurlock near
Lebanon Sunday and attended
church there.
DR.. Everett Sullivan is putting
in a telephone line from Pough-
keepsie to the +. j. Doss place.
The line will be completed soon.
Several Of our people attended
lawsuit before Esq. p. M.
Chrisenberry Saturday. r h Q
suit was moved and will be tried
before Esq. W. 7. Campbell of
Poughkeepsie.
Some from here attended q
n
berry supper at the residence OF
C. F. Freeman Saturday night,
while others attended q box sup
per at Cross Roads. A good
time is reported from each place.
"Uncle John" Anderson and
his wife and daughter OF Balboa
were guests at the home Of the
writer one day last week. "Uncle
John" made some very fine mus.
ic on his graphaphone, which
was much enjoyed.
What about some candidates
who agree to quit the cam.
paign at present and not go out
any more until the general can
vas, and then get out at various
places, distribute their cards and
ask others to do 80 II they can
without injury to themselves.
This may not have much effect
until the 30th day Of March, but
it should be considered then.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
Our Friend.

A friend is a person we can tell
our troubles to.-Puck.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
q r A N q 3

j. Z. Mclaughlin Of Mobley
was here Saturday on business,
Odessa McCabo Of Calamine
was a visitor at this place one
day lately.
Jack McGinnis Of family visit
cd at the home of James McGin-
mis- Sunday.
The nice weather we are hav-
ing just now Is much appreciated
by everybody.
,, Frank Ottinger Of Hickory
Valley was In this section lately
buying mule colts
, Mr.. and Mrs, Fred King are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a
new boy at their home. All par.
; ties are doing we'll but Fred.
Elmer Street Of Cave City vis-
tied relatives here Sunday. Ell
mer says he is going to join a
base ball league up In Iowa in
March.
Miss Lula Metcalf closed her
school here Friday and she re-.
turned to her home at Evening
Shade, accompanied by Mrs. Ef.
fie Shaver.
The box supper at Cross Roads
Saturday night was q grand suc-
cess. A cake as a prize for the
prettiest girl was sold, DR.. L. b,
Price being the auctioneer, and
brought $1,000. M iss Artie
Taylor Of Shelbyville was the
winner, A cake for the ugliest
young man brought S32,45 and
was given to Elmer Street.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11

The famous little liver pills are
DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
The are safe, sure gentle and
easy to take. When you ask for
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel
Salve, refuse to accept a substi.
tute or imitation. DeWitt's Car
bolized Witch Hazel Salve is
good for anything when you
need q salve, and is especially
good for piles. Sold by Snow
Drug Co. --.---.-.....
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11

LAY NE.
Kent Of Evening Shade
% one day this week.
Smith is recover.
b an attack OF pneumon.
Richie, while out fox
the other night, killed u
Rkey.
pn Metcalf Of Evening
is staying with relatives
town this week.
Jew Stovall has sold his
Tom Tadlock and intends
to Lebanon township In
r future.
Grady, candidate for
h, was through here this
A OF course he wants all OF
bte for him.
Hutchinson is building q
IN on his farm. When
ted It will be the best
the county.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11

II you will just take Kodol now
and then you need not fear or
hesitate to eat all the good food
that you want, for Kodol will di.
gest whatever you eat, Kodol is
for weak and sour stomachs.
Kodol is pleasant to take and Is
guaranteed TO give relief at once.
Sold by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
M O B l. Ely.

Miss Leona Mullen of Straw
berry is visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. A. Crabtree, this week.
John Overton and John W.
Thompson were in the Corner
last week looking for votes.
Miss Agnes Foster, a charm
ing young lady of lower Reeds
Creek, visited friends and rela.
tives here Sunday.
While in Evening Shade Sat.
urday we looked in at the Record
office and found the devil and the
editor az ugly as ever.
Dave Crabtree has paled his
yard and garden since our last
letter, which adds greatly to the
appearance Of his home.
John Pinkston and daughter,
Miss Beulah, visited mere Sun
day. John is jolly fellow and
we don't think he ever has the
blues.
Mrs. II, M. Jernigan Of Fitz-
hugh is visiting relatives here
this week. Her husband, DR., II.
M. Jernigan, is attending a med
ical school at st. Louts,
John Tillman Foster we hear
will not make the race for Judge.
He is busy at work this winter
putting In quite a lot Of wire
fencing and other farm work.
G. W. Bundy is putting in
some good work on the roads Of
Scott now, Wes is q candidate
for re- election. We understand
W. W. Taylor, G. r. Williams
and Lee Crabtree are thinking Of
running.
Two boy babies arrived in this
section Sunday, one at the home
Of W. E. Pinkston and wife, the
other ut the home Of j. E. Nc.
Laughlin and wife. Joe Mac
and Will are each wearing a
broad smile,
Thurman Gardner and Miss
Roena Taylor were married Sun
day at the brides home. They
are among the prominent young
people OF Scott township and
many friends will wish them a
life time of happiness.
An ad we read in a daily paper
last week carried this sentence
as a flaming headline; "Cook
With Gas" We thought Of oul
friend at Maxville and wondered
IL he wouldn't reverse 1t and say
he would like to gas with Cook
We hasten to congratulate Tom
Campbell on his appointment to
the office Of justice Of the peace
II is a far more important Office
than most people think. With q
county judge possessing the
proper business qualifications
and a quorum court composed OF
such men as Tom Campbell, jeff
Davidson and Henry B n e,
Sharp county will come to the
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
FOLEYSHONEYMbTAR
Ser ohiidrsn, safe. cure. No opiatss
F7OIey's Honey and Tar
heals lungs and stops the cough.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF The Interior.
u. 8. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark.
Jan, "a, 1910,

Jan. "a, 1910.
Notice is hereby given that VIM. G. Holt Of Ash
Flat, Ark, who on tho eth Of Jan. 1904, made
Homestead Application No. 202lG. serial No.
0ll47. for southwest quarter northeast quarter
and south half northwest quarter and northwest
quarter southwest quarter, section 80, township
~ north, range west, 9th Principal meridian,
has filed notice Of intention 10 mako final Ave-
year proof TO establish claim TO the land above
described before Arthur Sullivan, County Clerk,
at Evening Shade on the 18th day Of March, 1910,
Claimant names as witnesses Thos. M, Clear
J. X. Rogers A. j. Casey, Charles Rogers, all Of
Ash Flat, Ark.
GUY W. CARON. Register
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
Blk Land Deal.

Gentry & Copp, real estate
agents at Calico Rock, recently
sold to q Mr., Cox Of Central Mo-,
the Mongold farm, lying south OF
Calico Rock, at a price Of S11,-
500. The farm consists Of lao
acres OF rich bottom land.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
Residence Burns.

B. f. McAden's residence near
Greenfield, together with all his
household goods and Sl00 in
money, was destroyed by fire a
few days ago. There was no in.
surance.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
u. y. Land Office at Little Rock, Ark,
- naa % trfu

Notice ls hereby given that Bedford r. Bettis Of
Center. Ark. who. on Dee. 0, 1908, made Home
atead Application No s6o6o, serial No. oio7o. for
west half southwest quarter and south half
northweot quarter, section 8, township u north.
range west, 9Th Principal Meridian' has bled
notice OF intention to make final fve-year proof "
establish claim to the land above described. before
County clork al Evening Shade on. the 18th day
Of February, 1910
Claimant nataee Al witnesses J, s, Be,tis, j,
W, James, John Huekabee, all Of Center, Afk's
CAME Ratff Of Matthews, Ark,
.,,,xy "a ufSkf o..t.ta.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
The Best Wisdom.

To act with common sense,
according to The moment, 10 the
best wisdom | know.-llorace
Walpole.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
Not BY A Jug Full.

Health may be wealth, but
that isn't what makes the doctors
rich. Chicago News.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
The Patriot.

He loves his country best who
strives to make 1t st.--lnger-
soil.
Sharp County record., 1910-02-11
81 D N E Y

IIdc Smith and his son
|IIllp. of Evening Shade spent
"A kd6Y night in town.
'|9sjo& Ped" Founders came ir
l a(urday evening from 6
|dIn Nip in Stone county.
Battles shipped two car
ts6lStock to the st. Louis
Ince our last writing.
Nc Laughlin OF neal
8oek, Lawrence county
6ore Thursday and Friday
(r6ding round.
johnston OF Little Rock,
SIal representative Of Har-
6ttory Co. OF East Liver
fip, was here Saturday.
1tk Bone Of Barren Fork
quest OF Allison Bone
The Sidney boys are
Had to see him on our
0Dpal Bruce ia able to be
fkin, after several weeks
Her many young friends
lied TO see her able to be
them again.
nnle Battles is back again,
an absence Of three
during which time he
n very successful term Of
lear Zion.
MIG. W. M. Freeman filled
ular appointments here
and Sunday night,
ng two very able sermons
audiences.
week will soon be here.
dney can boast that none
people will be seized with
Ire to "visit relatives in
7uri" at that time.
ounders had business at
last week, where he
"a several monuments.
prking for the Thompson
Works OF Batesville.
Myrtie Smith, who has
led a successful term Of
! Pleasant Valley, and
Mamie Cole were very
visitors at the school
YRfternoon.
spring.like days are
d by all. Some can be
ing to their fields fully
r31 to turn the soil for an.
oFop. The fields, once so
nwith stubble, are now
Xith upturned soil.
ID is no better in this
66rhood. Two new cases
pmonia, Miss l. o o n a
tprs and Hayden Smith.
tter was 80 bad Saturday
&. Watkins OF Evening
Ras called in consultation.
Evans went after his
ior last Thursday. Miss
has just closed a term Of
IAnear Batesville and Is
home to stay. Her many
are glad TO have her
I'd are gladder still Of her
as q teacher. Sidney
9Reral promising young
anyway.
ry frequently happens
me OF our citizens are
)Rt Cave City and have TO
Sre until some one can go
Aere with conveyance. It
be very nice il we had a
|Ae from here to Cave City.
pt try Uncle Sam for a
n route from Sidney to
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-01

who comes out with the statement
that Notwithstanding his activity on
the gridiron, the diamond and in the
gymnasium, he lives on IA cents a
day!
The young physical giant stand six
feet in his socks and weighs 1876
pounds. His program is even more
simple than the regime pursued by
the beautiful countess of Warwick
and her children, although that is far
less pretentious than the daily fare
of the average laborer's family.
Of the many unique opponents of
simplicity in diet, these two examples
stand out conspiclously-th case of
the Harvard strong man because 1t
shows that it is possible not only to
exist on a frugal bill of fare, but to
achieve various feats of physical Prov
ess and that of the wealthy countess
because it shows that such diet Is
sometimes followed not from necessity
or economy, but from choice.
Mr.. Long, who comes from central
Illinois, is twenty-three years old, and
for the past IL years has had to fight
his own way in the world. Notwith-
standing that he sta ed without a
nenny to his name, he was able to
work his way through the University
If Illinois, where he achieved fame as
fullback on the football team, and has
spent three years at Harvard, where
he nlaved fullback and halfback on the
team last fall and is a pitcher on this
years baseball squad. Throughout
his whole college career, Mr.. Long has
subsisted on his simplified form of
diet. and with the money he was thus
able to put by, he has availed himself
of his summer vacations to travel all
o.er the world.
The countess of Warwick, who is
we'll and favorably known to Ameri-
cans. made a thorough course Of die
tetics some years ago, when she was
threatened with obesity. AS the re-
sult of her Investigations she became
a ''raw-fooder," and though she has
long since accomplished her original
object and regained her former grace
fuI lines she has kept to the meat
less regimen, and is raising her chill
dren on it.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-07-01

pigs must be identified for registra-
| ton when they are sold or when a
buyer is or the place and wishes to
know Of the breeding of this pig or
that pig or from what particular SOW
it was produced. The breeder who
has his pigs marked so that he can
point out any pig as being from this
or that dam and of this or that breed
ing is more liable to make sales to
the visiting buyer than the one who
cannot identify his pigs and becomes
confused or who stammers unsatisfac-
tory answers when questions are put
to him with regard to their dams or
breeding.
Perhaps the best system of mark
ing pigs that is in popular use among
advanced swine breeders is that which
consists in notching or puncturing the
ears at their edges so that the identi-
fication marks can be easily read at
a glance from convenient distance.
With such system there is no loss
of patience either with the pigs or
with their owner when Identification
becomes necessary, and there is much
less chance of the Identification marks
being lost than with the ear tag mark
ing system
The system referred to is explained
by the accompanying cuts. One notch
or puncture in the outer edge of the
right ear counts one, in the outer edge
of the left ear three, in the inner edge
of the right ear 10, and in the inner
edge Of the left ear 3d. Combinations
of these notches will serve to number
up to 100, as is noted from the key.
The cuts of the other three heads
show how the ears are marked for
filters Nos. 5, II and Al
The filters each year should be num-
bered in the order of their birth, all
the pigs of each separate litter being
given the same number marking. The
litter Identification number marks
should also be recorded in a perma-
ment private herd book and in a small
pocket herd note and record book
which the herdsman can always have
at hand ready to refer to when &C.
casion calls. The identification marks
can be represented in these books by
drawings or sketches similar to the
ones in the cuts here used to explain
the system, or they may be recorded
by simply sketching notched pairs of
ears without the heads and faces be-
ing represented.