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Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
NEWS NOTES.


 The ladies of the Congregational church will hold a social on the Schmidt lawn Tuesday, June l. Ice cream, sherbet, cake and home made candy will be served and a varied musical program is under preparation and will be rendered during the even ing.
 Some party who lost a sum of cash a few days ago may secure the same at the Hodnett store by proving prop erty.
 There will be plenty doing tonight for in addition to the band concert there will be the armory benefit per formance at the new Midway the ater and the usual Saturday evening moving picture show at the Good win opera house
 Mayor Dimes and w. T. Cummings were visitors in Phoenix yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
THE RIVER CROSSING.

Marshal Brown has a force of men and teams at work making a good crossing across the river at this place. The road is being covered with manure to keep down the sand and the cobble stones are being picked out It is now thought that the river will be low enough the rest of the summer to war rant the expenditure of little money on permanent crossing here.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
A NEW BRIDGE.

The city has just completed the con- struction of a bridge across the Priest ditch on Ast avenue without any con- troversy whatsoever. Of course. the bridge is not as long as either of the proposed Salt River bridges but it is equally as permanent as either of them will be.
Arizona republican., 1909-05-22
SPECIAL PROGRAM.
The Tempe Band Will Give the Pub
 lie Something Extra Tonight.

The Merchants band promises the public something special tonight in the way of a band concert. Some time ago the band received a new line of music. During the past week, practice has been held every night and an excellent program has been prepared for this evening. The con cert will be given at the usual time, probably in front of the Casa Loma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
BOOMING DRY FARMS
IN LEHI DISTRICT
.lspeeial Colrespondence. !


LEFI. May 2l.-!Tlie dry farms in Ce-i
dar valley and over the river west OF
5Lehi are reported to be in fine shape.
the grain is growing fast and prospects
are good for a heavy crop. The lands
have materially Increased in value. but
there are few sales as the present
holders are beginning to find that dry
farming is quite d profitable business.
Over the river about two miles west
of Lehi, homes are being built. Bishop
j. II. Gardner has just put in a 10
acre apple orchard on his dry farm
there Lately some people from Colo
RADIO have purchased a large amount
of land at Pelican point and have III
view the establishing Of a city there as
there is plenty of water for all pur-
poses Already some nice homes have
been built in the Pelican Point district
southwest of Lehi. Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
skins have a: home of cement and mar
BILE, with barns. chicken runs, etc, a
fine garden and fruit trees and tennis
court. They have l60 acres fenced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. Jones have fine
home on $50 acres and have 400 fruit
trees planted. Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider
also have q nice ranch home and are
making many improvements.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
LEHI. May 2t.-Closing exercises of
the High school will be held Thursday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

emigrated to Chilli near Nauvoo.
lllionis in the days of the Prophet
Joseph Smith. The family came on
TO lItah in $50, and resided ut North
Ogden. October 90. 1856 she was
married 10 q. II. Watts and to them
We're born seven children, three boys
and four girls, her husband and four
children Hon. G.. w Watts, Harvey
Watts. Mrs. Barbara lane Hopkins,
and Mrs. Eta Barney. survive her.
They resided three years in Beaver.
Beaver Co, and for fortS-two years
in Kanosh, where the deceased WAS
y valuable aid in administering TO
sick children, and gained the love
and confidence OF the community. At
the funeral held on SUNDAY May 16.
resolutions OF respect by the Relief
society We're read; the speakers We're
Elder George Crane. q forty years
friend of the family and the bishop
rick of the ward
KenniS0n. Robcrt-N II. Wilson. Of
Provo, has been advised Of the death.
a few DAYS ago. of Robert llennison
at Deendel,' Scotland. Nh. Kennison
lived for many years in Payson and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
RECENT DEA THIS.

j ! j b " /
kirhanl, NIarll-At the Ogden gem
eral hospital May 81. Mark Kirkham.
aged 60 years. died of kidney trouble.
The oody. was removed to the Lind
quist undertaking parlors The fun.
cral arrangements will be announced
later.
Rawlings. Anl---AIrs. Ann Rawlings.
wife of the late Eber Rawlings, died
"Wednesday night May 10. at the
house OF her daughter. Mrs. John r..
Pyne, of PROVO Bench. Utah. from the
effect OF paralysis With which she was
stricken last Wednesday. Mrs. Raw
lings was born Sept. 10, 1928. in
Northamptonshirc, England. and came
to Utah with her husband and family
in 1862. Since then her home has
been in Provo, where she was respect
ed and loved by large circle of
friends. She is survived by FIVE chill
Edren and numerous grandchildren.
The children are Henry Rawlings,
Salt Lake, Mrs Artemus Holman, OF
Pleasant Grove, Prof. William S.
Rawlings, Mrs. John n. Pyne and
George Rawlings or this city. Funeral
services will be held in the Fifth ward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
he Fight is On

Every moment Of yourlife, when you
are at home or abroad, when you are
awake or when you are asleep
Between the poison germs that are in,
air. food and wafer, re verywhe in
fact,-and the billions Of your IN
visible friends, the little soldier-cor-
puscles, in your blood.
II these little soldiers are kept
strong and healthy by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, you need have no fear
Of disease. 1t effects its wonderful
cures, not simply because it contains
sarsaparilla but because it combines
the utmost remedial values Of more
than 20 different ingredients, each
greatly strengthened and enriched by
this peculiar combination.
Geti 1t today inst the usual liquid form
or I'M chocolated tablet form called
Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Dollar.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
3DIsINIIERIIED his PARENTS.

e OGDEN, AMY % a suit To- set aside
the Will of Peter Christensen has been
filed in the district court. by Christian
and Anna Peterson. the parents OF the
dead man. and Marie Gould, Goneliiia
Anderson, Caroline Peterson and Eliza
beth Jensen. his sisters.
The petitioners are seeking to revoke
the letters documentary upon the estats
sof Peter Christensen. the son and
brother, which We're issued to Nels So, g.
Peterson. the surviving brother Ftle
vii was admitted to probate Get. u
last AT the time the Will was signed.
the petitioners say, Peter Ghtistiallsea
WAS on his deathbed and absolutely IN
capable of understanding what dispnsi-s
ton the terms of the will was making
or his estate knowing his brother u
be in this condition. the petitioners say.
Peterson availed himself of the ad-
vantage and scafcoercion and nlisten.
PRESENTATION to obtain the signature olI
the dying man to the instrument Wiileii
sdisi1herited the father and mother and
sisters or the deceased. The petition
says that the father and mpther, NHilo
are aged rs and 81, are left destitute
and penniless by the terms of the NIL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
5LEIII BRIEFS.

a movement is on foot to have a.
half holiday here during the summer
months. Thursday afternoon is the
time suggested.
The infant child Of Air. and Mrs. i
w. Edwards died and was buried Sum
da..
The sugar factory has commenced the
erection Of q large machine shop.
Mrs. q. b, Lott who has been very
sick with scarlet fever is much better..
. I-ehi has d Sightseeing automobile
which makes trips to Saratoga Springs,
to American Fork and around Lehi.
The twenty-fye-volum library do
mated By Mr.. Ira ID. Wines WAS Won
by Harry ,Aladsen of file High school,
he being the best speller in the High
school, having misspe!led but ono word
out Of 200 chosen from q list of 1900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Chorus, God of Life and Light 8
Soprano Aria, Now Jesus Loved
x Martha, Miss Myrtle Ballinger
Soprano and chorus, THE Way Is I
Long and Dreary, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
45..i...s........ Miss Geddes and Choir
Baritone, Our Friend Lazarus Sleep
eth. 80. ....i... Mr.. Caleb Marriott
Soprano and male chorus, It is Not 35
Death TO De- /. I. ~. =. e, .l,,....,. 4
ISIS allinger and Men of Choir
IsARTsI1.
Explanatory talk ~. ~. Mrs. Ross
Soprano. Then Martha Went With
Jesus. ~. 4. ....s.. Miss Ballinger
Soprano, She Saith Unto Hin, 50.
.......z...I.5..... Miss Maud Belnap
Chorus with soprano obligato. Thou
Art the Way. "a. I. y. I. /. ). 1880.
Il; Miss ll5clnap, Miss BallingerS1nd choir
Baritone, And When She So Said ,'5.s
$3.50. Mr.. Marriott
Double quartet and chorus, Come Yc
Disconsolate,'' 5ss5
Solo. Then When Mary Come Where
Jesus WAS ..,... Miss Belnap
Solo and chorus, 20. Love Divine. ~
t..Air. Marriott, MIR. Woods and choir
Solo, Jesus Coneth to the Grave -
......,...... ...3.i...... Miss Belnap
Solo, Jesus Lifted Up His eyes,.
Miss Ballinger
Chorus. Ye Heights OF Heaven
Adore Him. ~. Tabernacle Choir
Mr.. Joseph BaIlantyne. director.
Mr. Sam Il. Whitaker accompanist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
ToUn DIVORCES GRANTED.

OGDEN, May %. lin eShen1ing which
lasted less than 90 minutes yesterday,
Judge Howell freed four unhappy wives
from their marital bonds.
i5. Lillian NJ. carton MAS given q. decree
aofs divorce from Edward y. Barton on
the grounds of g6esertion and non-sup-
port. The custody of the minor child,
FRhea Barton. was awarded the mother.
4 Josephine Burkenton was allowed q
divorce on the same grounds3and given
permission by the court to resume her
maiden name, Josephine Slater.
4 Mary j. Lewis was gwen a. decree on
T the ground of desertion from John
( Wayne Lewis. the court restoring her
name OF Mary J.. Holbrook.
Upon the grounds of cruelty and In
fidelity q decree was given Virginia
5Preti Francesehi from Mike Francesehi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
HEARINGS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
Slit 10 Quiet Title To Spanish Fork
Mining Claims and Other
.lsneclal Correspondents,

PROVO. May %. 1.-The Consolidated
sUintah Mineral Wax company has
commenced suit in the Fourth District
court against Uintai Mineral Wax
company and others TO quiet title to
#Mfll Claim. Mill Claim No. j, and
March ms. /, 9 and 8, mining claims
in Spanish Fork canyon
The State OF Utah VS. BENJAMIN
Drainage district No. !. is the title of
"a case certified to the Fourth district
court from Justice Jollnson's court Of
Springville. The defendant company is
charged With injury to a public high
way by permitting water to flow upon
it.
II Abstract Of judgment from Judge
Whitaker's court in the case of The
Utah Association OF Credit Men vs. 7.
j, Wadsworth. was filed. Plaintiff is
given Judgment for S234.45.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
II 50 a INFRINGEMENT.

LOGAN May 21.-The following Is,
the program OF the closing exercises OF
the Utah Agricultural college to Ee
held in the college chapel:
Saturday, May 20, $3.50 p. M, senior
class exercises,
Sunday, May 80, II a. m, baccalaure-
ate sermons; Conscience, the Tounlu-
ton OF the Republic. Right Rev, w.
r. Harris, ID. D., Ii. D..
Monday. May 81. field day, alumni
business meeting, $3.50 p. m
Tuesday. June j, 10 a, M. commence
mont exercises, address to graduates,
Gov. William Spry.
y Tuesday evening, June /. annual bar
.uuet and ball the Alumni association
admission by ticket.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
COMMENCEMENT OF
UA.AND B. COLLEGES
College Work Hereafter to be ELM
mated from Logan Church
School. 81
Especial Correspondence.y

LOGAN, May 21.-The program for
commencement exercises at the Brig-
ham Young college will be as follows: ST.
Sunday, May %. at p. m, Nibley
hall. baccalaureate services-"Sing5 Un-
to Me" Up. A. Schnecker), College choir;
Invocation; "If With All Your Hearts,
from ELI ah's sfMendelssohn). p. Wat
son; baccalaurente sermon, Hon. Ly-s
man r. Martineau OF the board of
trustees: AS Pants the Hart ar
rangement from ''Crucifixion" (Sphor).
Friday. May %. Nibley1S hall. college
commencement exercises. 10 a. M
when the Sun m Splendor Rising, :" arr
rangement from sextet from Lucia q
$ponizettD, College choir; Come. Fol-
low, Follow Me- "a gnes Zimmerman),
College choir; invocation; Commence
ment Ode, - arranged from opera, 8 Mar
gtha," College choir. paper, Miss Lettie
Cole; address to graduates, Bishop G.
Nv. Nibleys Sing, Sweet Bird Den
szao, Miss Carrie Thomas; valedictory,
Lyle Alfred comforting degrees, mem
Der OF board of trustees; Out on the
Deep When the Sun is Low (I4ohr),
College choir benedictior
High school commencement exercises,
Q b. M, Come, Let's Be Gay w. S.
lSmith). College choir; invocation; quar-
3tet, Miss Carrie Thomas, Miss Irene
Hendricksor. Mr.. Elmer Stoddard, Mr..
Evington Watson: presidents report;
piano; paper Conrad Jensen; address
to graduates, President Francis NJ.
Lyman; awarding diplomas, member of
board of trustees; Graiuates' Fare
we'll Song class: 9benediction.
List of graduates, Brigham Young
college. May. 1909:
Course in arts. with degree a. -
William IT, Alfred, Lettie a. Cole, "A.
Lowell Merrill. A. N. Sorensen, W'illSie5
Blood, Joseph j. Hill, Elvin ]. Norton;
David o. Vanguard.
Course in civil engineering. With de-
gree E.. s.-.Willianr n. Gliffiths, Chas.
O. Roskelley, William Wangsgard.
Normal course-tslara Allen. Margaret
Allen, Myrtle Davidson. Kate Jensen
Mabel Johnson, Royal L. Lee, Eulalia
Snrensen. Louis Yanssgard, John s.
Welsh, Philinda Burnhani, Heber Clark.
LYDIA Fonnesbeck. Lottie Johnson, Sa-s
bina Kemp, lone Maughan, Laura
Sorensen. Clifford Watkins.
General high school Truman j. Cole,
George Glenn. Frank Lofgreen, p NJ.
christensen. Walter A. Lindsay, Elmer
Stoddard, Frank Vim.
Science course-Conrad Jensen, Earl
Skidmore, John r. Sayer. Earl Stod-
dard.
Classical 5course-Roy 3. Young.
BUSINESS course-H avey Christensen.
Arthur johnson, Lorin Lewis, Newell
H Cornish, Reuben Larsen, Clarence
Manning.
Domestic arts--Margaret Lewis, Gem
evieve Peterson. Jessie Hendricks.
Domestic science-Stella Jorgensen.
Hazel Pond. Phebe Nebeker.
Nurse training course-K1ea Hale,
Rosa Welker, Cynthia Hume.
COLLEGE WORK ELIMINATED.
Logan. May % THE board of trustees
OF the Brigham Young college met here
this afternoon and after conferences
announced that college work would he
eliminated from that institution. This.
however. does not apply to a prepar-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

fore Judge Howell, Nick yacos was
.airaigned for the murder Of John
5Contos a. few weeks ago. He entered
"a plea OF not guilty and his trial VIII
he set later. .gs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
LOGAN BRIEFS.

Joseph e.. Carbon today presented the
college baseball team with a handsome
banner.
The county schools are holding theil,
eighth grade examinations at Nibley
hall yesterday and today.
Conrad Jensen OF the high school
graduating class, b. Y. u. graduates
on a record of all '.A'' grades, most
phenomenal record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

Westinghouse at $3.50 sunday after
noon.
Watts, Barbara y. la.-At 1Sanosr.
as!sillard Co, Mrs. Barbara Jane Levi
Watts, died on May IL She was born
at Toronto. Canada, July "a, 1887.
where her parents Friedrich and Julia,
Ann Levi received the gospel, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

evening naNt In fine new tabcri1a cla.
In addition to local talent. Prof u II.
Young of the Y. Of IT,. will deliver the
address 10 graduates. x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
HIGH LICENSE RULE
FOR B0XELDER COUNTY.

BRIGHAM CITY. afaS . 14-At. the
resular session Of the county commits
stoners Monday Il petition signed BY
M. H. yelling. Oliver ~ Srohl and
others Was presented asking the co,in-.
ty to raise the saloon license to ST..
800 per year. p. NJ. Hansen. T.. A.
Snow and others appeared in sup.
port of the petition. After considering.
the matter the petition Was granted.
Henry Secger and David Homgrcni
appeared in behlf OF the good road
t1)eStipy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
WALL AVENUE CAR LINE b,

81 = M .
OGDEN. May % The line OF the Og-
den Rapid Transit company, which is
being laid on Wall avenue from Tween
ty-fiftli street to Thirty-second has
been completed to the last named street
and the line is now read s. for the poles;
and trolley Wire. when it will be put
in operation 1t is expected that all the
work upon the line will be completed
within two weeks and a streetcar SER
vice established on this street. The
building of "a car line to tue southwest
part of the city has been q longfelt!
want by the residents of this section.
s}..LAzaRUs, oRAToRIo SUNDAY.
OGDEN, May o. Arrangements
We're made yesterday afternoon by the.
tabernacle choir for the rendition OF.
The oratorio Lazarus. !" with explane-
tory talks by Mrs. Bell S. Ross, at the
Tabernacle tomorrow afternoon. begin
ming at p o. clock. The oratorio which
Will be in place of the regular services.
lis a work of great beauty and Is given
d for The purpose of allowing the public
to hear it with the big organ
The following is the program:
53.5 PART I.
E,x piaiiators I: Mrs. Ross
Soprano a n, low n Certain Man..
~ 80. ~. -. Miss iupy Sieddes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
BRIGHAM CITY: BRIEFs.

brigham City now has four
daily passenger trains each way with
the prospects Of one more, The Vel
lowstone special. which is expected
to be put on about June |.
The Jensen Brothers Milling COM
sDany was fully organized Monday
evening With Denmark Jensen as
president. Brigham Wright vice-pre-
sident. w. q. Davis treasurer, c..
Elias Jensen secretary and manager
rt arrangements can be made the mill
will be erected near the o. S. l..
Depot
Sunday afternoon burglars broke
into the office OF Drs. Ohmart and
Ensign from each place they took
about SIS worth of gold Filings, they
also tried the door leading to DR..
Bryan's Office in the First National
bank building but failed to get tho
door open.
i Ward conference was held in the
+ Park Valley ward last sunday the
visitors were Elder George r. Rich
ards. two or the stake presidency and
other stake officials.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
ERNST HEARING CONTINUED.

e ERNST IIIsARINlI5C ONTIN JED.
OGDEN, May 22.-,rhe preliminary
hearing in the case of theSstate against
Clarence Ernst. who is charged with
murder in the first degree, was contin-
#ued by Judge Murphy yesterday until
next Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
James Devine was entered as attorney
for the defendant, who asked for 10
days. continuance. This was objected
toby County Atty. Jensen who stated
that some of the witnesses now in the
city, would probably not be here 10
days hence. The court ordered the
hearing con tinucd until Monday. 4 9g5s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
DEPOT BARRIERS REMOVED.

OGDEN, May a2.-Adviccs We're re-.
scei@ed here yesterday afternoon from
Chicago from, the office of Vice l2resi-
dent Kruttschritt OF the Hartman
lines that all the difficulties over the.
proposed site for the new 500, 900 freight
depot in this city had been peaceably
settled and the structure will be erect
ed at the, corner OF Twenty fourth street
and Wall avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
LIVE STOCK For SALE.

- IIV II ssIOSIN "I-N7Ik so.Nf1I'. .-9I--1
2o.6o0 yeariing ewes, 10000 yearling
wethers. del. Soda Springs. Ida, in July.
after lShearing.
4.G00 Utah ewes and range. No. Utah.
1000 So Idaho stock cattle
1860 New. range horses, LOCO lbs. up.
Registered Cotswold, Lincoln. Shrop
ewes and rams in carload lots.
Registered stations and mares.
Remember If you want TO buy or sell
anything in live stock address, a.
r. S. BROOKS & SON. Ogden, Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
WEDDING PERMIT

Z PROVO. May GA marriage license
has been issued to j esse Greenhalgll,
of Santaquin and Jessie M. Powell of
Silver City. Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22

later in Provo. On tho deatl, of his
wife about nine years ago, he return
ed to his native country Scotland,
where he has since resided at Deendel.
NIr. Kennison was all honorable man
and has 1nunN friends in Utah. He
leaves as relations In Utah y nephew
n r. Wilson, of Provo. and Mrs. u.
a. Wilson, of salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
OGDEN WANTS STATE CAPITOL.


OGDEN. May 22.-The Weber club
wants the capitol of the state to be re-,
moved from Salt Lake to Ogden, and as
an inducement offers to put up a quar-
8terFof a million towards the erection of.
the capitol building. The following nd
dress to the voters of the state has
been issued by the club:
ITO the voters OF the State OF Utah:
f8thei site of the state capitol beFdeti-s
nitely fixed In Ogden the Weber club
hereby pledges this city 10 subscribe a
quarter of a million dollars toward
the erection of the capitol building
5(Signed) A. II. Haywood, president; l..
IL: r e, folds, secretary.
Business men of Ogden say that If
Salt Lake desires to retain the capital
of Utah, its citizens must erect q CAPT
2tol building from subscriptions by its
business men and not levy u tax upon
the people of the whole state for this
purpose.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
5coLLEGE WORK ELIMINATED.

Logan. May % The board OF trustees
OF the Brigham Young college met here
this afternoon and after conference
announced that college work would he
eliminated from that institution. This.
however. does not apply to a prepar-
atory course for teachers.
This is In conformity. with the de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-22
SUICIDE or AGED GERMAN.

OGDEN, May 222.-ca briel zweisler,
Me aged German who was sent to the
ihain gang at the city jail on Wednes-
a lay through mistake and subse-
luently released, died at the police sta
ion yesterday afternoon at2:30 O'clock,
nom carlobic acid poisoning, when is
believed to have been taken with suiei-
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1909-12-03

Cleveland. o, Dec. 1.-Ac..ns upon
Information r'sal by man Who SAID
that le overheard CONVEX alton ID
which plans fo assoeslaie John d..
Rockefeller were discussed. the Las.
Cleveland police guarded Forest Hll+
TIE oil maeaate's home. Several susp.-
cio-s men wel. ordered away from The
place
The police of Cleveland and other
towns i'm this vicinity are working Oh
the case
The information was given by Saw
vor Smith. OF Minerva. who declares
that he heard the plot being hafch"i
bv two men at Alliance, o.. on Sunday
night
sawyer smith. who is a lumber
dealer. said that while ne was VISIT
ine I'm Alliance Sunday night be acci
dontany came near two men near a
railway track.
smith soon learned that the men
were plotting against Rockefeller and
that they were to be paid well ioi
either killing or kidnapping him II
was agreed Dog them that it would b'
easier to KIN and the reward would Do.
the same. Smith says
Extra precauticn was used by th'
cleveland police in guarding Rookie
rlier when he departed for his N"0