The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-02-20

arr ~~arcnsng fer John Il ~ef~glef
IN. richest man in tire world Who ha@
been missing sine. early la Dv4-sf1b~r
since rs II Impossible that n, ran have
ofapora'ed iLk~ = ourk~t of h~ oa s
standard oil. lt ts certain that Mr.
Roskrfsllev - -omew h@fe-fhe uafs
~alIicuttS being IL give tia ~sm"p here
L. local hahttafiou ard a aam~
DISPATCHES from al parts at Am~r-.
poured IL upon th~ WORKS 4e<{er-
Lakewood \ J Feb l--Jahez.
.Clymer. 4 telegraph iu.maa. ~astau-
.ished thc villagers this evening bs de-
.elartAg that b. aN john l. Eaekefe.-
Ter this u|4uruiug.
y Was 1T ! pole looking rot trouble
near Forest road. said Clymrr "WN.a
| see old John T.. lodging along ghr.
He WAS playing Nth rra bali.
ana wearing a big mufaer 50 hid, hisI
face but ! knew him nj right / Know
mis- golf style. IL swings his club
a. If h has "A Ciach 81 The bali. III
him all right. First on / vast
going To make Il noise like a subpoena
server But no. / says. may aS weIl|
let him live awhile - | lei him 90
savannah. ca. Feb. 12-John ID
Rockefeller is on tho bounding BILL
lows. There can BE- no doubt about III
Your correspondents saw him roll up|
ga~ng-plank OF a fast ~eea-goiug
yacht early this afternoon with a trueI
deep-seA He wore a %sailorI
costume. had both hands thrust deepI
in the pockets Of = pea-jacket and N.asI
whistling "A Life on The ocean Wave
His Wi rave him away.
Woodmansie. y. j.. Feb. l2-Great
excitement prevailed ia our quiet lit-
tie village this afternoon when j. tall.
elderly range With i tiintd mani
ncr. entered the barber shop Of Henry
Shafcr ana asked how much IL would
u have his hair curled Henry
old him.
Twenty-Five cents said the elderly
stranger. shoe, that's n big price
but if ] must, / must. Go ahead
Shafer curled the hair. He says II
Il Wig sure. Besides. he noticed
j. II. T." in monogram on the mans
suit ease. one thousand to one il Was
missing Millionaire.
Atsion. y. J., Feb. 12.-John -
Rockefeller was seen at daybreak this
morning walking briskly along the
Lakewood. He had his hatI
down oyer his eyes and wore a,
look. \ farmer recognized
him ana offered to give hin a lift.
Not for mine said John ID. How
DO | know you haven't got a wagon
load Of ~SubpoenaS there instead Of pol
tatoes? Walking's good enough for
st. Louis. Feb. l2.-A reliable citi-
who asks that his meme be not
mentioned declares that he saw john
Rockefeller early this morning STAR
.ng into the windows of Attorney-Gen-
a1.al IIodlpN'C ha1ca
What YOU doing here, John2'
the citizen.
.Dodging subpoenas," he replied,
The safest place in a battle Of this
Kind is behind the gun-especially
the man behind the gun DOESN'T
you" Your correspondent will
.endeavor 10 catch Mr.. Rockefeller
alter and report.
Absecom Lightship, OFF the New
Jersey Coast Feb. 12.-Henry J. Scut-
lebuttson. fourth mate of the light
ship, reports:
AT four bells in the morning watch
saw standard Oil tug no. Ill
pound south. pass half a cables
ength west Of us. She was hooked
~ to her best speed.
standing on her bow, just aloft
he bits, was a tall, heavy. stoop-
h~oulderedd man with sharp chin and
SIdN FN =. u \ 80 ~
puffy from 5. s. W.-made his brown
sh-grav wig stand off and on. ! am
Wiling to make denosition i'm any court
hat the man was one other than
John -. Rockefeller
Oconomowoc. Wis, Feb. 12-John
Rockefeller was in town today.
stopped at the Merchants Hotel and
heartily on crackers and milk.
Observation-Disclosures p" said he. Why
$ a subpoena-serveV2' ]
Silas Waggpner, one Of our oldest
nd most highly respected citizens. was
o overcome by the oil kings wit that Z
le hasn't been able to stop ~chucklingi
ince. Mr.. Rockefeller said he was
East, West. North and South :
here.
DEATH OF l.. T.. STAIEY. J
n Gentleman Honest to the Core !
go. Dr.n1, -tr. pafnrn