Williams news., 1913-06-28
SOUL MATEQUEsT BY ADVERTISING
 WRECKS TWO
Detroit Girl Expects Tall Coconino Pine
 Awaits Coming

! "A busted Sunday Honeymoon
 Tor the romance of want ad. mar
 riage," is the title Miss Margare
 Benninghoff, a comedy young woman
 late of Detroit, but now a guest al the home of Sam Miller, adjoining Williams on the west, has in mind for short story she is contemplat- ing writing and submitting to Editor Box of the Ladies Home Journal for the advice to girls column. Legally Miss Benninghoff is Mrs Arthur Young. Coldly Miss Ben ninghoff that was, and who is deter mined to be again, asserts she is the victim of one of the most clever let Ter writers in the country.
 My romance ended when Arthur, I mean MT. Young, refused to take a bath just after we were married at the Rounseville ranch week ago Sunday" declared Mrs. Young. It was shattered into bits when he refused to even wash his hands and face, or if he did I discovered no evidence he had even made a stab at it. The romance crumbled into dust and ashes when I discovered half an inch of dandruff in his hair and he disdainfully refusing to listen to a suggestion of a remedy"
 "Its a case of two people being mismated," ," is the way Young ex- plains matters" :" I guess Miss Benninghoff and I were looking for soul mates through a half and half conventional channel and trusted too much in a want ado
 The woman in the case is about to bring suit for annulment of the marriage through Attorney George w. Harben, of Williams. Young declares he will make no contest as he has no desire to coerce any woman into wifely duties against her will.
 Evidently we both made mis- take and the best way out of it is the quickest way''. said Young.
 It all began when friend of Miss Benninghoff who married rooi1opf of r;1oo, ,o+,,r,oI +o Do troit for visit and told a glowing story of the romantic state and it's stalwart, romantic men.
 ''The description of my friend surely got my goat'', said Mrs. Young, who is seemingly not at all downcast over her shattered romance. In a spirit of fun l wrote to the sheriff of Coconino county, telling him if he ran across any fine young man out this way who wanted a good housekeeper for a wife, to tell him to write to me. Instead of doing so he put a want ad. in the paper Well, I got re- plies enough to that ad., but none of the letters were like Arthur's. Nice name, too, Arthur Young, and he sure knowns how to peddle the bull, as you people out here say, on letter paper. 1 didn't have chance after his first letter. He told me to wire collect whenever I felt like it, and say, I was so tickled to death with the thot I was get ting real prince I let them collect at my end.
 "Well when I got here and saw him--I had lot of misgivings all right, but I was told if we weren't married right away the white slavery probers might get me, so Judge Rounseville pronounced the fatal word. I made up my mind to make the best of it, but it wasn't one hour after we were mar ried l knew l was trying to face the impossible. can put up with the ugliest man on earth, if he is a man, but there are some things woman cannot tolerate. It's all over and I am going to stay right here for have fallen in love with the country. Just to think of it-I was looking for tall pine of Coconino, like some of those cattlemen and others described themselves. It was just like some moving pictures I have seen."