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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Tablet TO Be Dedicated
CHINESE CELEBRATE
ADVENT OF NEW YEAR
Oakland Oriental Colony Decks
Itself in Gay Raiment

OAKLAND. Feb a-ReaI peace
horers over The local Chinatown The
police are resting e. silly. for il Is Ger
-a.arT tnar there VIII be no tong hos
ciities Cor the next few DAYS. Chinese
N-F scar is on. The colony Is deco
rated in rolors. and the bazsars are
distributing -iftS 10 oriental friends
ard white officials
The societies are now arranging their
programs and for the coming days Of
the holiday season there viii be feast
ing and rejoicing.
TIE gambling clubs are stIII operat-
iuE- hlC yesterday ~ 4 O'Clock closed
---rtlL le O'Clock this morning. Business
IS des1-tory and the holiday clothing
of the race IS seen in all the streets
Cf The quarter
Tie big festivities VIII begin tomor-
row. although at the societies head
quarters the Chinese are acting hosts
10 their own cOuntrymen and 10 their
white friends todaE.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
ROAMING LAWYERS
WILL DISCOVERED
Aged Student Who Dropped
Dead in Berkeley Classroom
Left Valuable Estate

OAKLAND, Feb. "a purported viii
of the late John B. Gregory. the aged
British barrister who dropped dead in
a classroom at the University of Cal
ifornis, was filed today by Attorney
Abe ?. Leach. representing Public Ad-
ministrator Mehrmann. The will was
found in Gregory's effects. bat iuas-
much as ii was undated and incom-
plele II Is not certain whether il can
be admitted 10 probate.
Gregory was once a prominent law
yer in Australia Domestic trouble led
10 his leaving his home and takilg up
the life OF a wanderer. For many yea us
he travelled from one seat of learning
10 another. studying philosophy. At
one time he effected a reconciliation
with his wife and she was to Join him
In this country, but the vessel that was
10 bring her brought instead a letter
announcing her death. After that
Gregory became a recluse. At the
time Of his death he was attending
classes It the University OF California.
After his death it was learned that
he had left a large estate. He had
about $4,000 in cash in this country
and much valuable realty in Austral liza
The viii was drawn up in Sscra-
mento in 1902 by Gregory himself He
left blank spaces for the exact date
and for the signatures of witnesses,
and never had them hlled in.
The document directs that his dauGh-
ter, Edith Louisa. is to get an annuity
Of 50 pounds. \ number of unpub-
lished copyrighted manuscripts dealing
with meta physical subjects are left TO
his friend. Robert Craig of Melbourne,
with directions TO publish such as seem
Of merit. The sum of 500 pounds is
also left TO Craig TO pay for the pub
lication OF these manuscripts. The re
mainder OF the estate is left in trust
for the benefit Of his two sons, Charles
Clapham Gregory and St. John NJ.
! Gregory.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
BOY LEAVES HOME TO
AVOID GOING TO SCHOOL

HAYWARD Feb. 9.-Christopher
Smith. the I3 year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs o. n. smith OF 1923 3 street. who
left home Monday morning because he
disliked going 10 school. was found
late last night near Warm Springs.
tired and hungry. As young Smith had
several times declared his intention Of
going TO san Jose TO look for work,
Constable ". J. Ramage notified all the
officers between here and that city
of the boys disappearance. He was
brought home today by his mother.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
MINING MAN INJURED
BY FALL FROM TRAIN
Gate Closes as He Attempts to
Board 1t

OAKLAND. Feb. 81 NJ. Taylor. a
mining man of HornitOs. Mariposa
county, sustained painful injuries last
night as the result Of attempting 10
board 2 moving train at Center and
Seventh streets. Just as he was about
Il climb aboard of the train, the gate
man closed the gate. Taylor lost his
hold on the handle bar and was thrown
violently 70 the pavement He was
IL ken 10 the receiving hospital, where
it was found that he had been badly
bruised and cut by his fall
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Telegraphic Brevities

IHkEE PEOPLE DIE IN FIRE-Jersey Shore
Pa. Feb. "a fire in the First national bsnt
building today caused the death of three per-
sons and the injury of two Others
ANNAPOLIS CADETS RESIGE-Annapolis. Feb
9-Tlie designations of 10 cadets at the naval
academy. who proved unsatisfactory in studies
at the recent semiannual examinations were
accepted today.
THAW FAILS AGAIN-Nyack. \. Y. Feb. a.
Harry H. Ihaws latest application for his
discharge from the Nattcawan state hospital
for the criminal insane denied by Justice
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
ROBBER TRIES TO SELL
WOMAN'S STOLEN WATCH
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Bandit
ard Secures Confession
TSpecial Dispoich 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Feb. 9.-While try
ing TO dispose of watch in the streets
of San Jose last night Santos Dieada
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Null
hall Dieada subsequently confessed
that he robbed Mrs. ]. H. Hicks of SIS
and gold timepiece in Santa Clara
last Friday. The watch has been re-
turned TO Mrs. Hicks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
ASH WEDNESDAY SERVICES
HELD IN THE CHURCHES
Beginning of Lent Appropri-
ateIy Observed by the Devout

OAKLAND. Feb. Ash Wednesday
marking the beginning of Lent. was
solemnIy observed today in the Catbo-
lie and Episcopal churches Through
out the season of abstention from
worldly pleasures, special services Will
be held, according to the rituals of the
churches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Vibrant Nerve Force
Supplied to Man.
(From Mans Maladies D

(From Mans Maladies-D
without stamina. man is
failure. What is stamina It Is
constitutional vigOr health. lit is
keen. responsive. vibrant nerve
force. that gives wonderful in
ner strength of viii. sustains
sound body, supports wise
mentality. makes money and
keeps friends Keen. strong. SEN
sitive nerves make stamina and
with IL man can excel in btlSl-
ness. sport. pleasure and social
favor. Without il he is APT 10
be weak voiced. weak memoried.
feeble in motion with cold hands.
cold feet. nervOusn eSS. tlmidlty,
fear without cause. trembling.
mela nchOly. pain in the back OF
head, neurasthenia and a general
lack OF grit. coura ge and nerve
so that il is impossible 10 act
naturally under all circum-
stances, as a man with stamina
should. II should be the aim
or every man TO correct the con-
dition responsible for failure and
unhappiness, for it can be done
by the simple fulfillment of na-
lures law that the nerves receive
their nOuriShment through the
blood. which enables the nerve
fluids To recover the daily waste
which is constantly taking place
The nerve fluids and body tis-
sues undergo constant changes
and unless the supply is equal
TO the demand the stream OF
health ebbs low. and misery pre-
walls
Astonishing strength nerve
force and poise is quickly re-
stored BY the following vaIuab bic
formula. which anyone can pre-
pare in the privacy of home
First. obtain three ounces Oe
syrup sarsaOdrilla compound in
a six ounce bottle: add one ounce
OF compound fluid bslmwort.
shake well. and let stand two
hours. Then add one ounce tine
ture cadomene compound (nOt
cardamOml and one ounce com
mound eSsense CardiOl Mix
Shake wei and take a teaspoon
ful after each meal and one
when retiring.
The above ingredients. EXCEPT
the syrup. are rare concentrations
OF purest drugs without opiates
and are used for various pre-
scriptiOnS-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10

physicians o f
various schools
of medicine.
when. as a IA 50
resource. n 81
life being in
greatest n q
imminent dan
ger fro m a
mortal disease.
L applied TO
you. You cured
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
NOTED EDUCATOR
FOUND DEAD IN BED
Prof. W. B. Rising, Identified
With University for 43
Years, Dies

BERKELEY. Feb. 9.-Prof. Willard
Bradley Rising, oldest in point of
service of the members of the faculty
of the university, expert in chemistry
and collector of works of art. was
found dead at 6 o'clock this morning
in bed at his home at 220S Chapel
street. Professor Rising was 90 years
of age. For many years he was head
of the department of chemistry at the
university. For several years he had
been i'll. a recent attack of grip
Fastening the end.
Mrs Sarah Frances Lawrence Rising,
his widow, is dangerously i'll at her
home with an attack of pneumonia and
has not as Vet been informed of her
husbands demise. Her daughter, Mrs.
Ruth Lawrence Rising Menicanti, wife
of an Italian noble, and trained nurse
are at her bedside.
Professor Rising, who was born in
New York in 1889, joined the faculty
ceived his degree OF master of engi-
neering from Michigan in 1867. He
had previously graduated from Hamil-
ton college with the class of 1864 and
was ciassmate of former Secretary
Elihu Root His connection with the
faculty OF the university antedates the
institution, as he was first an in
structor in California college of Oak
land and from which the university
grew
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10

me with your Chinese Herb Treatment
and saved my life. for which cure I
tender you my most sincere thanks.
and remain, most gratefully yours.
MRS. PAULINE KARL FORMES.
739 26th ST., Oakland, Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Doubt Thrown on Victory

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Such details
of the battle of BOaca as have been
able TO get through 10 Washington in
dicate to Latina merican diploma Is
here that Chamorro. by what was re-
ported as his fight. has simply changed
positions with the Madriz commander,
Vasquez. who now finds himself be-
tween two insurgent forces. Chamorro
in front and General Malta in the rear.
The strategists make the deduction
that, when Chamorro broke through
the lines of VasqueZ. he fastened on
toward Granada and is now within Is
miles of the city where the Chamorro
family is all powerful.
This victory of the Madriz troops
reminds me of one of Mark Twain's
descriptions of fight" declared a rep
resentative OF the Estrada faction,
when he said. I inserted my nose
between his teeth and pinned him firm
ly to the ground ChamorTo broke
through the Vasquez forces and fled,
but he fed in the direction of Mana
qua"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10

DIR. WONG HIM-Dear SIR For sew
eraI years, while suffering agonies OF
pain. tried. in vain. 70 ind relief from
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
WAR VETERANS TO
SPEAK IN SCHOOLS
Grand Army Men VIII Address
Pupils on LincOIn's Birth
day Anniversary

OAKLAND. Feb. e.-Grand army vet
Grams win speak to the pupils of the
public schools Of Oakland Friday after
noon. February Il. on Lincoln day sub
5ects- superintendent Of Schools Nc
Clym9nds has. sent circulars TO tho
principals and teachers announcing a
partial list or the old soldiers assigned
10 tho schools. ara viii complete The
aAotment IN a day or Two
Among the speakers viii be the fol-
lowing
L3oN POST AND RELIEF CORPS
'ursnJ school-J- ". Wilbur. Tayior T. Ja-
Emerson scbool-M. J. Walker. ". Williams
Oakland high sehool-W. r. Blsi7, Mrs J. IL
Lafayette scbool-w. Carroll. ". II sri,ben
Bay school-N. Hood. Frank Everhart
lockwood school. A. Colquobogn.
-'s 'sAiand school Spellman and G. Hodg-
APPoNATrox POST
.-arheld school John n. Pierce.
Asulal training and commercial high school 90
SWEET school-Cyrus Ellis
trsnr school r. Murphy
p sshlhgten scIlool-C. L. Lombard.
t-uit-ale school No. 2-t.eorce N johnson
BAKER POST
f-ark.tn ~rhooi-A j. Ne4dhan
trrfeid SCHOOL, = nuuSer
lfrslfs >s-nool-Johu T. Bell
n Hs~hlnEron Scb0ol-Z. y. CfoIdslsy
Piedmont Schooi-John R. Scuplam.
>7-err school sue> II. Shepard.
ilnr4iR school-Frank V. Gushing
Lincoln DAY. February y. the anni-
'-rrsarE Of the great presidents birth,
vE.l ae observed ss legal holiday in
80 S'end for the first time the last
L=Els. .ature having set the day apart.
The Oakland clearing house association
issued notices today that all member
banks would be closed Saturday.
Tablet 10 Be Dedicated
ALAMEDA Feb e.-Exercises in
Comu-enerati or the birthday OF
Abraham Lincoln VIII Ice held in all of
the public schools FRIDAY afternoon.
AZ ihe Alameda high school 4 tablet 10
rnr memory of The ems ncipat0r will be
dedicated. The address Of the day viii
Do s-Fea hy Judge Henry A Melvin
Invitations have been extended by the
principals af the various schools. 10 the
parents NJ the pupils and 70 the general
public to attend the exercises.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
Marriage Licenses

,oAKIkND. Feb. a.-The following marriage
license was issued to-day
Carl ~ Lorenzen- - and Carolina II. VIII
holm - I,afh of Oakland.
Shasta Water for health. Purest Of
eaters II cleanesl Of bottles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
TRACKS OF ENEMY
END IN THE BUSH
General Vasquez Promises Pres
ident of Nicaragua to Go
After RevOlutiOnists

MANAGUA, Nicaragua. Feb. 9.-The
prisoners taken at Las Garitas have ar
rived at Managua. They include several
officers of the revolutionist forces. The
column sent from Boaca in pursuit of
Chamorro reports that he is retiring
in the direction of Rio Grande
President Madriz has received the
following from Santo Tomas, dated to-
day:
Have returned from the point
where the enemy was reported
Our force marched 16 miles into the
bush, finding only the tracks OF the
enemy The density of the bush
impeded our further progress
obliging suspension of the pursuit
Heavy deSertfOnS are completely
disorganizing the enemy. 1 will
now attend TO the pursuit OF Cha
MORO. VASQUEZ.
Jose Santos Ramirez, minister of
posts and communication under former
President Zelaya, who was arrested
and thrown into Jail about six weeks
ago. is still in confinement. awaiting
trial.
He will be charged by Madriz with
using the telegraph lines of the coun-
try TO further the political aims of the
enemies of the government.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10
STUDIED IN GERMANY

grew.
STUDIED IN GERMANY
Following his appointment as in
structor in natural sciences he went to
Germany and received a degree of doc
tor of philosophy from Heidelberg.
Returning he was made head OF the
department of mining and metallurgy
and afterward became head of the de-
partment of chemistry, a position
which he held up to his retirement un-
der the Carnegie fund year ago.
A score or more of medals and other
tokens of appreciation of his genius
were presented 10 him from various
scientific societies and bodies during
his long career as an educator He
was member of the jury of award of
the worlds Columbian exposition in
1893 and at the Paris exposition of
1900. He held membership in the Ber-
lin chemical society, the American So
ciety with the same purpose. the Paris
chemical society, Society of Chemical
Industry of London and the Washing
ton Academy of Sciences and many
others.
He was a member of the Psi Epsilon
fraternity of Hamilton college. the
Sigma XII scientific society and the
Phi Beta Kappa scholarship organi-
cation of American colleges.
His collection of works of art was
tie bSSL III the CITY. Profess
sor Rising made several trips TO Eu-
rope and brought back on each occasion
statuary. bronzes and other antiques
and works of art.
The university chemist was one of
the old school of professors of the uni
versity which are gradually passing out
of the faculty ranks. These men. one
of whom was Prof Irving Stringham.
who died October of last year. were
makers Of the university and upbuiid-
ers of the institution from the begin
ming. Professor Joseph and John le
Conte, whose memories are still re-
vered by the faculty, were intimate
friends of Professor Rising.
WELL KNOWN AUTHORITY
While well versed in all branches of
mining. metallurgy and chemistry.
Professor Rising is best known as an
authority on the chemistry of heat or
the so called thermal chemistry He
was also known for his work with
powders and other explosives and the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-10

While well versed in all branches Of
mining. metallurgy and chemistry
Professor Rising is best known as ar
authority on the chemistry of heat OF
the so called thermal chemistry. He
was also known for his work with
powders and other explosives and the
action of their gases.
While not given TO writing of his
Investigations, his few works on ther-
NAL chemistry are masterpieces and
are regarded as authorities on the sub
ject by men of science.
Professor Rising leaves widow
Sarah Frances Lawrence Rising. to
whom he was married at Groton. Mass.
in 1872. There are also three children
living. Ruth Menicanti. Alice Stewart
Rising and Lawrence Rising. The lat.
ter two are in New York
Professor Lange, acting for Presi-
dent Wheeler, has appointed the fol-
lowing committee of university pro-
fessors as a committee on resolutions
and memorial exercises: Edmund
O,Nein, Bernard Moses, Eugene Hill
gard Cornelius Bradley and William
Carey Jones. The funeral will proba.
bly, not be held until the return ot
Alice and Lawrence Rising from New
York
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
srunpoRN As MULES

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Chamberlaln's Stomach and Liv-
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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
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Sufferers from indigestion are wax
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There Is something more to the cure
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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
The Candidate
.A Row Uomposition


A candidate has only two legs but
he's got lots of faces, and he always
smiles whether he feels like 1t or
not. His chief occupation is to
shake hands with the men, Hatter
the women, and kiss the babies.
He ought to always give nickles
to the boys too, but he don't always
do it. To be a expert candidate is
to be able to talk pleasantly all the
time without sayin' nothin'.
All candidates are bad men,
though; if you don't believe it jist
asst their opponents.
The candidate goeth out in the
mornin' full of wind, and returneth
as eventlde full of hope-or maybe
it amt hope, but that's what he
talks like it is. All candidates are
sure winners until election day,
then most of them haint.
There are more male candidate;
than female ones except of leaE
year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
now COO , NEWS SPREADS

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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
Every Store Important to You

y NSONN - NNNN-N
You look to the newspaper for
your news. You no longer have
TO depend upon your acquaintance
and friends for news-as the an
clients did. You wouldn't feel that
you knew what was gong on in
the world If you had to get your
information at first hand-if you
had to go around and see things
for yourself, and ask questions and
ferret out facts. You depend upon
newspapers to do all that for you
and to give you the concrete results
in the news of the day.
The same conditions exist as to
store news. Every store in the city
is important to you; but you haven't
the time to visit every one of them
every day. Nor can you depend
upon your friends to give you the
news about them.
But the merchants make that un-
necessary for you. They collect
and present to you in convenient
form the store-facts, the store news
They do for you, essentially, what
the newspaper does for you in the
matter of keeping you posted about
the worlds events.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11

Hay For Sale-I have fine lot
of timothy hay for sale at 40 cents
bale at my home, or 45 cents de-
livered at Pocahontas. Write or
phone Joe Weisenbach, Brockett,
Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
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Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or 60 upon any of the
lands of the undersigned, for any
purpose, without first obtaining
permission. Any person found
trespassing on any of SAID lands will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. Penalty for trespassing is
not less than $40 nor more than
800. L. S, CRAvENs,
Water Valley, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1910-03-11
TRESPASS NOTICE

All persons are hereby forbidden
to trespass or go upon any of tue
lands of the undersigned, for any
purpose, without first obtaining
permission. Any person found tres
passing on any of said lands will
be prosecuted to the full extent of
the law. This applies to ali lands
belonging to me or under my con-
troll. j. j. KNOTS,
24-l2t. Attlca, Ark.