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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09

Plainyiew, Dec Farmers
made use of the week killing hogs
Health of the community is goot
at this writing
The Sunday school at this place
is progressing nicely.
Preaching at this place SUNDAY
night by Revs. King and Burleson.
Mr.. jenkins, near Walnut Grove,
was visiting Mr. Woodall Saturday
night and Sunday
7. A. Wagner and wife were In
Waxahachie Saturday shopping
Mrs. Mccullough was visiting her
daughter, Myrtle Wagner Sunday
evening
Mr. r. NJ Goodson made busi-
ness trip to Buffalo last week.
Myrtle White and Myrtle Chap
man were visiting Miss Ethel Wag-
ner Sunday
Misses Jennie and Lena Alsup
spent Saturday night with Mrs.
Goodson
Alvia Wagner and wife were Wis
ting Mrs Goodson Sunday evening,
Quite number of the youne
people of this community went to
he party ct Waxahachic Saturday |
light and reported a nice time
Mr. Mccullough was visiting Mr.. |
Brock near Royce Sunday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09

Howard, Dec. Alt IL SAD news
we are forced to bring to the presa
this week On last Tuesday after
noon at o'clock one of our beloved
neiEhbors and friends, Mr.. Eulesa
Godfrey was taken from our midst
by death, He was stricken with APP
pendicitis he week before and TAX
en- to st Paul's sanitarlum at Dali
las and operated on but the opera
ton proved to be all in vain. He had
many friends and relatives t. mourn
his loss and he Vii be missed by
all who knew him, We extend our
heartfelt sympathy to his grief
stricken mother, father and bro
Their
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LONG BRANCH.


> Long Branch. Dec Mrs uc
Iaic Fiomnitpg and sister. Miss Geo
sin Cavcnder, visited relatives II
Dallas last week
Me- Leo Moore and family oi
Sards were the guests OF Mr. Roq-
coe Sullivan sunday
Mrs. LettH Harder visited Mrs
Georgia Vincent saturday after
noon
Mr.. Monroe Delk has been sur
fering from rheumatism the past
week
Mrs Carrie Sanford Is slowly
improving
Miss Addle Culbertson Of Waxn
hachlc visited Miss Connie Nirk
Saturday night
Mr. Nick LIndop and family were
visiting Mr. Marshall Vincent Sat
ufday night
Mr. John vincent and wife ano
Mrs Mary Jane Pennington we're
guests AT Mr. Jim patton's Sunday
Mr. Jimmie Sanford and VIE
gore visiting Mrs anilie Sanford
FRIDAY
Health OF comm aniiy very good
Miss Emma Cooper yist"d Nlisi
| Lrla Grimes saturday night
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09
COLEMAN FARM

Colemans Farm. Dee The
I farmers are starting another crop
Most everybody is dotc pickiag cot.
ton
Mr. While MeMinn got struck IN
the face with gun Thanksgiving ~
waxahachie
Mr. Paul Turner of Henry was
visiting W Bowels SUNDAY and
Monday
Mrs. u u Hart spent Saturday
night with Mrs. r. u Bruce
Miss Ottic Bowels spent Sunday
with Miss Pearl Russell
There viii be party at J w.
Bowels saturday night,D &c o.
Mr.. Paul Turner and Miss Ottic
Bevels called on Miss Edna penner
Sunday night
Mrs r u Bruce spent Monday
with Mrs ] w Bowels
Mrs Jim Graham visited her sis
err Mrs A. H. Bennett. Sunday.
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pIiAINNTttW.

Pislnyicw. Dec We are hay-
ing some pretty weather for picking
cotton and the farmers are trying
TO finish gathering their cotton 80
they can start 10 breaking their
land for another crop
Mi Mack Mites went to WaXaha-
chic Saturday
We are having good Sunday
school at pisinVioW
Mr. W. A. Petty aud family wor,
vlaitlnH hin brothor-in lsw, Nv, Std
nes rNdwen AundaY
M Arthur AND NirRn Cnmpbo
went to Mountain PEAK go The sin
ing sunday night
Mr. Hugh McChlpin went 10 II
singing ~ Mountain Peak sunda
nfghf
ar Wakefield bas moved IRON
knoN county 10 Ems county nnc
has bought Mr. Burlosons place
Ne Hugh McCalpin went 10 Van
Handt county on business last week
Row Joe Ring preached q fine
sermon At plainrleW Sunday night
Mr. Mack and Miss Miles we're
visiting their brother ~ Clcburn,
Sunday
Mr. J A lloncycuti ana family |
were visiting Mrs RoddIc SUNDAY |
evening
Mrs Bcckncr H. visiting ~ May |
pca0 fhie week
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sIA,

Stay. Dec I'll n. Standifcr,
with some others. has broken the
Ace toward farming for 1912,
Sims York started buster a few
days ago
| Miner Eddicman has been ON the
siek hs, but vs. Ny and able 10 wal,
on HIS customers at Stay
There have been several change
about In this vicinity. Drew Eddie
man VIII live whore Mr.. Napps no,
lives. Add Yarbrough has moved
from the Stay pinco 10 the j, s. Grif
gems. WIN and Dud Mnhone have
they VIII move later
Most people have regular job
water hauling.
Three weddings have taken
place near here
Mr.. Jerry Yarbrough and wife |
we're In Frost Saturday
George Morgan. the jolly mule |
lealer, viii move 10 his place near
Frost
Frost was visited by medicine !
show Saturday.
Mrs. Rogers and daughter were
frightened by man while passing
through NH creek bottom. The man
ran after them some distance They
had been visiting her sick daughter.
Mrs Malone
Christmas VIII soon be here
Most all the children are looking
forward for Santa 10 bring around
his presents and wondering what
their paT viii be.
cotton ia most all out
People are greatly In need OF q
good rain 50 they may have stock
/ water
Mr. Burt Maps WAS visited by
relatives from near Italy sunday
Mr. H. J.. Byrd's mother has re.
turned from lllllsboro where she
has been staying with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Little
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ON lila.


Oylla, pee Health N very
good here
The farmers are about done pick
Ing cotton and as soon as the
ground gets soft enough 10 plow,
viii start another CROP Most every
body rs done Killing hogs and the
writer has been fcaatlng on hogs
head and few spare ribs thrown
h.
Born. 10 Mr. and Mrs v l. Pow
ers, Nov 6 boy
The young folks had q party At
Mr. George Keosee's last Saturday
night and all report a nice time
A party OF young folks went hunt
ing Thanksgiving but as far as the
writer can find out there was moth
ing Killed
The Texas on company has beer
/ setting back their telephone post
for The pike road
Mr. Willard Kcesec and wife have
returned from Tulsa, oklahoma
aud Mr. Keesce VIII farm another
year
( Mr. I'd BiRham has about gol
his new store completed and win
/ 'bo w. %. s. hal, overhead make.
one Of the best buildings in oui
little town Mr. Blgham viii put II
Ihls new stock Of goods about Jan
/ uary first
The young folks had part,
last Thursday night at Mrs Charlie
Keesee's and report nice time.
II seems that everybody is goinf
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to taaft fbN 8Wf ~ less in Ste
HmmWuHt
9hsff etft te a. tht MssH
sasa thaut he 3hanAsfs
Mt 81 @ms ana Hauttfet
Aihe ef iahHf6n feanis we've heir
iHM eret
Mf Ag4 borden W t'esaia visited
M4 NhsgHs ratman lam vvet
Mf wNi iissfefa Ana fAnils
ssm a. WAsahsfhw suadns IN NJ
iinsf0rds anto
NJ " ~ Powers has beuehi =
Hee auto
nob iienslct mosed 70 pnllss last
Weth
There sss singing ~ Nj q "
narnRrds last sunday niehi
The / O O = lodas Of this piace
Ind supper last Saturday nlshi
Al sccmed to hc satisfied
The waodmen circle lodge had
supper Saturday night for The
purpose ~ getting money 90 help
paper ana carpet the new W O w.
hall They took Ia about st5.oe.
NJ and Mrs Geo keesee went
to Dallas last week
Earl kecscc and Walter McElroy
went 10 Waxahachlo Monday
Charlie Jones and Dan Sims ran
their buRKies together the other
night and turned the buggies over
aud threw Mr. Jones horse but no
body was hurt
Dan Powers went 10 Dallas Tues
day.
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Rocket. Dee 4 Health OF the
community ia very good Win the
execution of fcV bad colds
fiulc yotta Bicyins, Who has the
typhoid fever is Improving
c0tton picking win soon be a
thirr OF thc past n this pretty
wcathor continues for a few moro
days tuo larmorg win get lht most
of trclr cotton gathered,
MIS- Kate prudc one OF our
tenrurta. Waa operated on sunday
night Tor appendicitis, but is i'm
proving very fast We hope she VII
soon be- woil aud can $50 on wit
her teaching Mr. Verne Robert
topE her place aud win teach unti
she gets able TO come back
1Hp road hands have almost go
our foads completed, all they lik
is h1ylne them grayeled II VIII b
great benefit 10 our little tow
also the surrounding country
Misses KnON Fprrar Eula Jolle'
RUBY Ashley. Elsie Farrar, MyrtI
Farnr and Messrs Ike Prude 80
Goodloc Elinc Rocket Wrentz e
Wlu tubll Graves vent 10 the bh
gave al Waxahachic 1hanksgyin
81 and Mrs Bandy and childrl
of 1ncastrr spent Saturday nigl
ana SUNDAY with Mr. and Mr.
ilouto Jolley
Nusgr8 Erye Wldner and Luth'
Foley have Just returned from
trD 20 oklahoma, whore they ha'
been prospectus They say th'
likc oklahoma but there's 30 pla'
like DID ellis county
Measrs Bennje and Deck Corr
ana Frank Farrar were seen on on
streets Saturday night
Mr. j w. Watson received q tel
gram Friday night that Uncle 10
Garrett. who had recently moved
Tennessee. was dead Also that h
father was on his death bed Two
his brothers left Saturday m0rnir
for Tennessee
Mr.. and Mrs Otis Johnson Of NJ
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Wsa uat nt Mr llaie
$50 brook visited hsf mstheE Mt
aam rravH rhankeeisinR
Aff Al euhNet feyri,rd tote
Nram rhnfsiat ihai hes sister Mfs
Wicket VT Queush nee totf lpe
vH8 phnjd fetet MrH tonruf
scent 1hufsday niehi atriyiue there
Fwia morning licr sister dth
vUhin .n hour ot tvo Of her strit-
Ell Nfs Cnnnur returned homo
SUNDAY night accompanied hy one
of bpr sstcts children
Nr Dora iieun aud rhildren "
Lancaster spent Thanksgiving with
nor parents Mr. and Mrs llasSins.
Nlascs Mayo Eagle TeNana Ora
bam aud Susie llayos we're IA Ian.
raster Saturday
Several were NJ the bail game
Thursday At Lancaster
MIR aud Mrs Poly owens visited
the latets parents, Mr. and Ms.
Farrar. OF Rocket
Mrs Graves and daughter. Miss
May wero guests OF Mrs Rice Mon.
dey
Miss Jessie Douglass spent
Thanksgiving with rclstives at lis
bon
Misses Stella and Edna Lowe were
guests OF home folks Thanksgiving, I
in Mansfield
Misses Grace Torrance and Vera I
simpson were In Lancaster Satur-
day
Earnest Cole. Allen Stoker, Hen
~ stanford Earnest Orr and Chap
man Brown spent Thanksgiving
with home folks
Miss Florence Morton was . guest
II Miss Lena Jones sunday
MT and Mrs. j T tlamm and t
lnily spent Friday with Mr. Buck
famm and family at OvilIa
Mr. and Mrs. John Prude spent
riday might and Saturday with
r Polly owens and wife. ~
Misses Bessie and Frances II
cores Of Waxahachle visited their p
lHt Mrs Earn Philips, III
Me- Jeff Dean has been visiting al
Arkansas, but has returned home
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MkaHiNafBn iFss Hhe fHigve
States hAliirship Naiat whleh naNh
hehewsh ihe SISTERS ~ Havana hks
sast Be ryAfaafv tsAS. aN tha result
1T An esplptswn. ems himwH W ffnH
the outside This eaN Announce
yesterday ~ shw nassl board whlsh
has heen examining che wfws THE
fIndinr confirms fhe rrpnf, Of ihe
original investigators shn inasie q
superficial examination Of TIE
veeet shortly after the fiisssisf
The statement given out by the
navy department " hriot. Rectetarr
Meyer docs not believe II necessary
10 issue any extended explanation n
the boards conclusions. except the
flat statement that an exterior tx
plnalon was responsible
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-12-09

The monument fund has received
$500 20 date. and The women are TO
be congratulated on the success of
the work This Il worthy cause,
both from patriotism and pride Of
civic beauty
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with the Coming of Middle Age

steal forces often shown in annoy.
ing and painful kidney and bladder
ailments and urinary Irregularities,
Foley's Kidney pills are splendid
regulating and strengthening mcdi-
cine at such a time. Try them. Cur
fms Two Drug Stores d&N
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Eighteen rolls toilet paper, holder
free, for 800. r. 8. Cronk Co. II
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Buy your pump from f s Cronk
Co All kinds Prices way down. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
SeIig Will Recover.

Los Angeles, Oct 27.-Following a
careful examination of Selig's injuries
at the Sisters Hospital, it was an
nounced at noon today that the Chi
cagoan would recover. The second
bullet only grazed Seligs scalp. His
head was badly cut, however, when
he grappled with the crazy Jap.
This action probably saved the lives
of Mckee, Santschi and Bosworth.
With one arm shattered by a bull
let, Selig grabbed Minnimuatsu by
the throat. The Japanese brought
the butt end of his revolver down on
Selig's head with all his force and
Selig sank unconscious to the floor
Selig's head was badly cut and
bruised, Mckee, Santschi and Bos-
worth rushed to Seligs aid and the
Jap was quickly overpowered.
Boggs died instantly. The bullet
sped clean through his body and i'm
bedded itself in the wall. The jap
refused to make any statement after
the shooting to the police. He had
been drinking heavily. Two months
ago, the Jap while under the influ-
ence of liquor, attacked an employe
of the motion picture company and
was discharged He was taken to
work again only week ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
NO CASCARET USER
EVER HAS HEADACHE
A 10.cent box will keep your liver,
stomach and bowels clean, pure
and fresh for months.

Sick headache, tbiliousness, dizzi-
ness, coated tongue, foul taste and
foul breath-always trace them to
torpid liver, delayed fermenting food
in the bowels or sour, gassy stom-
ach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the
intestines, instead of being cast out
of the system is re-absorbed into the
blood. When this poison reaches the
delicate brain tissue, 1t causes con-
gestion and that dull, throbbing
sickening headaches.
Salts, cathartic pills, oil and pur-
gative waters force a passageway
for day or two-yes-but they
don't take the poisons out and have
no effect upon the liver or stomach.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases, take the excess bile
from the liber and carry out of the
system all the decomposed waste
matter and poisons in the intestines
and bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep-a 10-cent box
from your druggist means inside
cleanliness and a clear head for
months. Ask any of the millions of
Cascaret users If they ever have
headache.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
AN AUTO AND
A HORSE, ALSO
A HERO ANDH AT

There being no circus in town, a
little other excitement was only
proper and right. This morning, on
East State street, an auto, driven by
Salemite, was turning from the
north side to the south side of the
street, and just as the turn was COM
pleted the auto did not do as It
auto" so faced across the street,
the rear wheels striking the rear end
of milk wagon, The horse on the
front end of the wagon started to
run, it being natural that ne should
want to get as far away from an au-
to as possible. He went east on State
street as fast as his legs could carry
him, and, though several brave
attempts were made to stop him, 1t
was not until he was Just opposite
the postofTce, where the hero Of II
all came out in front of him with hat
in hand, and, waving this frantically,
the horse shied, slipped, fell, broad
side, with the hero Of the day on top
OF him. No damage was done, but
there was whole circus in less than
two minutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
A CAPITAL BOULEVARD.
Continued from Page IL

Mayor Lachmund said the city
would do all in its power to assist
the state in the enterprise. The city
would furnish steam roller towards
constructing the boulevard.
Messrs. Macleay an Kerr, of Port
land, were present, and the former
spoke Of travelling $1,000 miles in
Europe on good roads in motor cars.
He asked that they be permitted to
contribute towards this fund. (Great
applause).
John H. Albert said the county
funds were not available for such an
enterprise. Governor West said he
woull secure one of Mr.. Hills best
road builders from the state of Wash
ington to start this work He would
wire him at once. With a scientific
road builder in charge of this work
there could be no possible failure
Following sums were pledged:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
THEY ALL WANT COURSE
IN DOMESTIC SCIENCE

Professor Kirk. Of the Salem high
school, is very much pleased with the
new domestic science department.
which has lately been added to the
school course The need of this de-
partment has long been felt by the
young ladies Of the school, who we're
conscientiously desirous Of learning
some Of the practical things about
sewing and cooking And Mr.. Kirk
says that is decidedly a practical
course. Already rs students are en-
rolled for regular work. and many
more are anxious to enter, but are
hindered from so doing by the fact
that an assistant has not yet been ap-
pointed to aid Miss Price, who has all
that she can do at the present time.
An additional room has been fitted
out. however, and It is hoped that by
the beginning Of the next term it will
be possible TO accommodate all stu
dents who wish to take this course.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
Wanted

To trade my fine 20 acre farm,
well improved, close in, for city
property. For particulars, see my
agents, Bechtel e. Bynon.
1iS ACRE FARM
On Oregon Electric, 10 miles north
of Salem Well improved and fine
land, at low price. Win take
$4,000 to $4,000 in city property as
part payment.
FOR SALE
Just for few days we can sell 10
acres all under cultivation, as fine
land as there Is in the valley, Just
outside of the city for at least $75
per acre less than any adjoining
land For a snap, look this up.
TWO BEAUTIFUL LOTS CHEAP
Two of the finest lots on State
street, close in, at bargain for a
few days only.
HOUSE BARGAIN
Good six room house, barn, large
lot. Price 1880, only $3.50 cash, bal
ance $40 per month just like rent
$4,000 HOME
For $4,000, on terms. One of the
finest homes in city Of Salem, Fair
mount Park addition Beautiful view
of the city, also several of the snow
cap mountains.
BECHTEL & BYNON
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
TURKISH ARMY EXTERMINA ATED
CONTINUED from page IL

the battle. While shot and shell from
Turkish lines whizzed through the
air about him, the Italian aeronaut
circled calmly over the field, glass in
hands, making clear to his comma
triot commanders Just where the
heaviest forces of Turks were con-
cealed.
The shells of the Italians spread
death and devastation among the
Moslems' For the greater part of
the time Piazza flew high, but on
several occasions he volplaned down
until his skysailer was only a few
hundred yards above the waving line
of fire where italian and Moslem
rifles barked out among the brush
covered sandhills.
Never since the days of the Russo
Turkish war has Moslem gallantry
shone as 1t did outside sun-balted
Tripoli In what will probably prove
to be the last serious stand of the
Turks. Moved down by the Italian
shells at long range, the Turks tried
again and again to come to hand
grips, Charge after charge failed
but still they came on. Heading his
men in one last desperate attempt,
Nechiat Bey, sword in hand. led
them to final attack. Right up to the
mouths Of the Italian cannon. the
Moslems came. They even penetrated
the Latin center and swept like a
whirlwind around its left. But the
Roman ranks closed again and once
more the cannon spoke death and
ruin and the gallant effort had
failed. When the Turkish leader
was found, after his forces had fed
he was buried under heap of slain,
his whole breast was torn open
from the deadly hail OF shot and
shell which met his final dash for
death or victory.
London, Oct. 27.-Nechiat Bey.
commanding the Turkish forces at
Tripoli, and practically all his Off
GERS We're killed and two-thirds Of
his followers were extermlnated by
the Italians IN yesterdays battle. ac-
cording to a dispatch to the Central
News
The message quotes the official tel
egrams from TripOli to the Italian
government.
Messages today from Turin say the
Italian battleshlp Napoli sank one
Turkish battleship and damaged an
other near the entrance to the Darda-
nelles. The dispatches are uncon-
firmed.
The italian censorship has reached
rigid extremes. II being impossible to
senl even news or Italian victories In
the regular news DISPATCHES Even
commercial messages are closely
scII tinized.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
A CRAZY JAP
RUNS AMUCK IN
Los ANGELES
UNITED BsEss LEAsEp w1Rr.1

Los Angeles, Oct. 27.-Wm. C. Sc
lig, of. Chicago, president of the Selig
Motion Picture company, was shot
and probably fatally injured. and
Francis Boggs, general manager of
the local branch of the company,
was shot and killed here today by a
Japanese gardner, Frank Mijimatsu.
who had run amuck with a 45 Colts
revolver. The shooting occurred in
the office of the company at Eden
dale, a suburb, about lis this morn
ing.
The Japanese was arrested. Selig
arrived in Los Angeles this morning
from Chicago for conference with his
local staff. Among those with him at
the time of the tragedy were ]. L..
MCGEE, business manager for Selig &
Co.; w. Santshi, an actor; and Ho-
bart Bosworth and Boggs.
While the conference was on in
Boggs office, the Japanese, who had
been employed as a gardener and
janitor in the motion picture depart
ment plant without warning, burst
through the door. He held a huge
army revolver in his hand Without
a word he opened fire with deadly
effect. The first shot brought Boggs
to the floor with bullet through his
heart. The next two bullets took eff
feet in Selig's body, one piercing his
arm, the other lodging in his head.
The occupants of the room overpow-
cred the Japanese and he was ar
rested. He is believed to be insane.
Selig was rushed to a local hospi-
tai, where it was said that his con-
dition is critical.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27
MldnIght In The Oznrks.

And yet sleepless, Hiram Scranton,
of Clay City, ILL.,, coughed and
coughed. He was in the mountains
on the advice Of five doctors, who
said he had consumption, but found
no help in the climate, and started
home. Hearing of DR.. Kings New
Discovery, he began to use It. "I
believe 1t saved my llfe," he writes,
for 1t made new man Of me, so
that can now do good work again. "
For all lung diseases, coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, Group, whoOping
cough, hay fever, hemorrhages,
hoarseness or quinsy, It's the best
known remedy. Price SOC and $1.OO.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by j..
C.. Perry, Druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-10-27

course takes the chances of the wife's
refusal to release her right of dover,
and, in the latter event, if he insists
on performance, he cannot justly
claim, and will not be entitled to, any
thing more than a conveyance of the
husbands estate" See to the same
effect, Pomeroy, Spec. PERI, Sec. 461
In this case it is conceded that
plaintiff knew that defendant had a
wife. Therefore, we conclude that it
is impracticable to determine the
value of the inchoate dover; Il at
equity will not lend it's aid to coerce
the wife to join her husband in a
deed to plaintiff, which would be the
effect or tendency of the decree rem
dered; that plaintiff knew that defcn-