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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Last Sale.
Amalgamated Copper ....... ~
American Beet Sugar ....... 81
American Cotton OH ........ AZ
American Smelling and Refng 70
American Sugar Refining .113
American Tel. and Tel. .129a
Anaconda Mining Co. ...... 3sB
Atchison ................ .101 7
Atlantic Coast Line ........... .123
Baltimore and Ohio ........... SO
Brooklyn Rapid Transit ...... 90h
Canadian Pacific .244 q
Chesapeake and Ohio ....... 6S
Chicago and North Western .133
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

For sale NV 4 Of NE 4 Sec "a.
1912 In fee proven gas territory Ad-
dress box III Bixby, Okla. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

Finest location in city, No. 919 North Denver;
five rooms with large bath; house heated throughout
with furnace in basement; brick fire place; combina
ton lighting fixtures; nicely papered. Price $1,000.
Terms if desired Geo. w. Groves Hardware, 120
North Main street Phone 1900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

Stock in amounts Of $500 or up in a
fine settled production of 100 barrels
a day net.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

DR.. Lafkins. osteopth. opp. Kress's.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

Get the habit--Use Lyons best
flour. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

Wanted-Clcan cotton rags Mt the
World Office. win pay 3 cents per
pound.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

| lnc IRE is not known.
GLENN POOI-The test Of Elliot.
ct al. on the Andy Jefferson 40 acres,
southeast of the southwest, section l.,
l7-l2, is showing for well.
Donahue brothers No. 6. fee. sec
tion II, 1913, is dry at 2,2S0 feet and
abandoned.
George and Dietrich's No. 7. Rich
ard Curtain, section 10, 1913, is a 80
barrel well. No. is started. Il. b.
Georges No. 16, Simmons. section 12,
l7-12, is making 200 barrels; No. II
is drilling and No. is rigging up.
c. B. Lynch's No. 10, Linda Jeffer-
son, section l3, 17-l2, is good for 70
barrels.
r. f. Loffland's test on the Mandy
Hoffman, section 81, 1913, is making
80 barrels.
Col, u. c. Morrison former oil and
gas inspector for the Union Agency
is in Tulsa from Muskogee.
A. L. Lowell of Marietta, Ohio, who
is interested in shallow pool opera
tions is in Tulsa.
John j. Larkin of Bartlesville is
in Tulsa.
A. V. Bourque now is at work for
the Fuel Oil Journal. The next num-
Der Of that paper ought to be well
worth reading.
Shooters employed by Tulsa Torpe-
do companies have agreed not to work
on Sundays. The employers probably
will be willing enough to give their
men a day of rest and the oil men
should cooperate with them.
The Layton Oil company, Bris-
tow concern, is playing with the
luckiest these days. C. J. Benson is
president, A. H. Stone treasurer and
r. w. Yakish. secretary. AS reported
by the World Tuesday morning this
companys second well on the Lucln-
da Tiger farm in section II, 17-7, is
good for around 900 barrels since the
shot. Mr.. Yakish writes that the rig
is building for No. on the lease; No.
3 is drilling at 430 feet and No. is
spudding.
PONCA CITY-The World has been
advised il was somewhat in error in
stating recently that but one string
Of tools is working in the Ponca pool.
The letter that follows, from Pom
ca Cityan, seems to contain the cor
rect dope:
81 notice In the columns of the Tul-
sa World you have been slightly mis-
informed regarding field conditions
at Ponca. Your issue Of the 18th.
instant contains an article saying the
Devonian Oh company has the only
strig of tools working in the pool
proper which is slightly misleading
as the 101 Ranch oil CO, has one
string now drilling at a depth Of 2065
feet on the NJ. Primeaux. the No. on
this lease. The Southwestern OIL com
pany have just completed their No. 3.
Danquert which is making 230 bar
rels. The Laclede OIL and Gas Co,
have one string running and one rig
up on Knowles the south half OF T.
25-1 which Is about the center of the
pool as now defined. The outlook for
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23
l.. Il. BARRICkLOW
Bookkeeping
Stenographic Work
Collections.
Over Rexall Drug Store

flowing 200 barrels a day since the
shot. Mr.. Wards Offset on the east
is on top OF the sand and should be
heard from today
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

SlIALLOW-Following are recent
competitions from the Lightning
Creek district:
Missouri Mining co. 2, l.. Kenni-
son, section ~, 2i-l6, 90 barrels; No.
g. 70 barrels
Hoppy Toad oil and Gas, /, pono-
hold Miller, 20, 24-l6, 100 barrels
Fagundus OH Co, 3, p Scripture,
2l. 24-16, 25 barrels,
Ketchum and Phillips. 3. j. r.
Ketchum. 22. 24-16, 20 barrels.
Penna on Company 9, g. r. Adams
%, 2i-16. 90 barrels.
At Keller the Commonwealth on
company has lO-barrol we'll in its
No. 3. E. Guthrie, section 33, cola.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

CUSHING-The Kathleen on COM
pany's No. 2, eBtty Yarhola, section
6, III is good for 10 barrels in
Wheeler sand at total depth OF 2,362
feet.
The Quaker OH and Gas company
is started in its No 3, Minnie Wash
ington, section 7, III and is spud
ding in for No. 6. The No. is IA rig.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

2Os Bliss, Bldg Phone 827S.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23


6, III is good for 10 barrels in
Wheeler sand at a total depth Of 2,362
feet.
The Quaker OH and Gas company
is started in its No o, Minnie Wash
ington. section 7, III and is spud
ding in for No 6. The No. is IA rig.
OKMULGEE AND SOUTH The
Culp and Wheeler test on the Mein-
holz farm in the southwest corner of
the southeast quarter Of the north
west quarter section |. l1-13, was
drilled in Monday night II had
sand from 1,75G to l,772 feet and the
first four hours flowed at the rate Of
20 barrels an hour
Concerning operations in this ter
ritory the Okmulgee Democrat says:
THE north end of the county and
Bald Hin, and the upper end general
ly, is gradually but certainly coming
with its expansion in every direction.
The test by Jordan, Jarvis and Weems
the New Era as reported before
which was mentioned few days ago
in this column as showing fine, being
No. ! on the Mallory land mapped as
Skff in 25, 1914, was drilled deeper
yesterday and is estimated To be a 1870
barrel well this morning. The test
of Gil Keith, ct al, on the Eva JEFF
ferson in 36, Is big gasser at about
two feet in the sand at 1910. over in
6, l4-15, ON the Pettinger and Gray,
Castle is drilling at near LOO feet,
having lost several days with "A fish
Ing job. In 14-14, the Foley, ct al,
on the w. II. Din mapped as |.
Stephens in 10. has the rig up. John
Moore is drilling on the Colbert in | 8
at the northwest corner Of the south
west quarter. The Keystone Oil Co.,
is drilling No. S lIlllman, mapped as
L. Colbert in 6, and is building the
rig for No. . in l, 14-13. f. w.
Branigar Is pumping his No. l Bruce
Seiberts and is improving handsome
ly. In 13, 1914 the WinOna is build
ing the rigs for Nos and Buchan-
an, In 80, the Conway Russell Is
fishing in No. 2, Russell Childers,
mapped as Starr.
The Okla Oil CO., is starting No.
Davis and the Revere is at the same
stage in No. Dawson, same section
in 2S the Regal is drilling No. 8. and
has the rig up for No. 9 Chilla Lar
ney and J. T. McCready, trustee, is
drilling No. 8 p. Adams. Smith and
Myers are starting No. ON their fee
mapped as Salisbury. In q, ID. f.
Connolly. trustee. has n drv hole in
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-04-23

! World Wants Gets Results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
TO HOLD ELECTION
wheeling Lodge, I. o. o. r. VIII Hold
important Meeting This Even
ing.-To Initiate Candidates.

o., very important meeting OF Wheel.
ing lodge No q. |. o. O. r, will be
neld IN their hall, corner OF Twelfth
ana Chapline streets. this evening AT
80 q clock. where n large class OF
candidates will be Initiated into the
my Steries of the third degree. An.
other feature in connection with the
meeting viii be the election OF officers
ior the ensuing term. The following
are candidates for the various Offices:
alter Sinkiield. Noble Grand. CIaud
harrison. Vice noble grand: H. r.
hchnard, treasurer. and for secretary.
J.. ). Davis. Theodore Shawkey and
W iliiam Smith The Officers elected
this evening viii be installed into Of
nee January by District DEPUTY
,Irand Master Hiram Frazier After
me installation Of officers a banquet
VIII be served in the lodge room for
me benefit OF an who are present. The
committee on arrangements for the
banquet Is as follows; j. H. Emery.
theodore Shawkney and H. Z. Rem
nard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

Wheeling.
Mrs Thos. =. Adams and Mrs. Bren-
ner ana son. Lewis. spent Christmas AT
I their home at Scio. ohio.
JOG Mclienry Of Newark. O.. was a
Christmas
u. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iazear and son.
NLey. or cleveland. Ohio. are Visiting
relatives IN the city
Mr and Mrs. Merl Miller. OF Pitts
home 1890 ANi'''e'
t, MIS-. Theodore Gilchrist and daughter.
hathr yne; Of Beaver Falls. Pa. are visi.
tors IT, this city.
Alfred Clark a former High schooi
Ntldeut mere, now attending Penusylva-
ma state University. was visitor In
"H cry on christmas day.
at. Iohn tanll Of lulontown. Pa. is
visiting friends ia Welleburs.
NIF. ana Mrs. John smith Tr snen,
,.hlr.llls- tinas with Mr.. and Mrs. ". a.. I'd
mondS. ot Washington. IA
81, Ml~Se- Irene and clara Dornan os
i" ne t.Nrcnt Christmas with relatives
Mr. Fred May and Mrs. Alex. smith
81 l'n~hee. were Wellsbugr visitors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
DISTURBS MEETING
Martins Ferry Man Held TO Belmont
County Grand Jury on
Serious CHARGE

David Paxton. Of Martins Ferry
was given hearing before Squire
James Weatherson. Of that place last
evening. on charge Of disturbing the
literary meeting ar the Blackford
school house west Of bridgeport las,
saturday evening. and was hound over
20 lne helmout county grand Jury in
IN" sum OF 5000. % seems thar Pax
'9n, Who BIS e well known character
ABOUT ih" city. attended the literary
meeting az thar place Saturday even
ing and while there started after VII
nam Woods. one Of the sneakers and
ne was elected from the place
YESTERDAY morning John Adams m,
peared before Squire James Weather
SON aNl sNuro out warrant for PAX.
Jon ana ~ Was placed in the hands OF
"h7thpl' duncan. who arrested Pax
Ton yesterday afternoon
Iho penalty for the ocnsa is a
serious ON" as ~ comes under tEo
same statute as the one REGARDING mo
disturbance Of religious meeting
IT'D" our come Of the case viii h.
watched with interest as II &C. not III.
trouble 10 ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Dallas Brief

y. :. Oldham was a business visit.
or IN wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. Sadie Drum, Of Washington
is spending the HOLIDAYS with nor
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller.
George Ruth. who is attending tho
music school at Warren. O., Is spend
ing ms vacation with his parents. MIR.
ana Mrs. Mart Ruth
Perry Tenant. ~ Video. Pa. is
WORKING in tho blacksmith shop OF W.
j. Barnhart
Lynn Kimmins was business
visitor a. Roney's Point. Wednesday
'haS Ray. teacher at the Reach
tenn school. Us home for the holi.
.rMs Mary Howard. who has boen
VISITING iu the Western states Tor
quite long while. has returned 10
her home w.
- Mrs Clarence Mccullough. o, near
nurn. vile. was shopping I'm Dallas.
Mrs Grover Archer was sbo1ninr g,
If"Lng TUESDAY. She yrae 4..t.r,-
panied homo Dos Nlee Alta Archer f.sg,
or poo nc Glendale graded schools who "a
nome Tor the holidays
CIV lnE 20 The parcel poet mail tho mail
car Tiers bow" certainty had nh fbav
could handle ftfe week
~. t. oldham. uf Philadelphia. rre-f
sfw1s Nitr hi- parents. Mr and
Mrs vs.. oldham ANU
Mr and Mrg CLYDE Cr1wfodr er,o-.
.H'H"i a frW friends WrFres1rv ,-....
.le iN honor ~ their Ifre Tarrrt.-
ii'l'n. 4 Christmas tree vra fra .rf,
inversion ~ tho evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
SISTERSVILLE

=, sISTERSNILLE. Dec. as-Mr and
~ W i.ltrt olmstead and son Howard
and Mrs Guy Porter. Christmas
- ,.,--itlvn ot lie Graham family was
ne Ue'a ,,'-hristmas At the home ~ Mrs. Ju-
va 1f'Aan, Dinner was seryeI al s
,49cA. and among the guests In A.
i,iHADe were Mr.. and Mrs IL NJ XII,
4.Hi Two sons. Harold ana Robert. Of
Mss Isabelle Talbot AM Mr.. Earl
"E. = teacher al OHIO state uuiVer-
~. were married 80 tho home ~ tho
il,.e parent W. and Mrr. G.. + Tai
80. nL 1880 "'r.oDh Christmas morn
ing They LETT AZ noon ror S'5Ii113.,iis
",e n '"ey VIII 20 Co housekeeping at
Miss Grace Mccoy gave , dan.o O.,
MS 10 .al Friday night. complimentary
and Talbot Mccoy. WHO ar 10. if t,',,l
.oul for the HnIidrys
a. Harper. - t-e Parkershurr Dis
Parents. NJ and Mrs J. W Ha-per
ere f'N"r. or the H1rkersnurr state
,,-s ''s a., was ne guest % his mother.
Il u. anna Eaker. over Christmas
NIf- ester Allen end two en- firen.
49,, quo d To- ~ Columbus. arc visit
ing VT and Mrs = ~ bunting
.I,,'s- Mntie spent Friday with friends
Mrs nsrnls Fosarty. ~, Homo, Fail,
MARGARET and sadie Kelly.
aid Mrs y. Snarpnack are IN
.-5 H. s,.ls Ter parents. Mr.
Harry ana Miss GLADYS Rro4- 81 N-s--
N1rti- rville. attended q dance n Sc
% -viile Christmas night
ON account ~ o." tu-Iement weafh,-
. ltristnss uirht. the Community r.-ris.-
mas mas sailg,Its vas poHtponef until sew
y Mckay was a Marietta visitor on
Mics Mary Mccoy -pent Christina. -
Sdrdis Nth relatives
Melvin and Miss Lena Morgan vfsitsd
rfia'l tes ard friends ~ FridcnIv on
Christmas
Miss NarFa-e' 'rti-r left TNursdav
INr IN FVf-ufed ..aif w.ff -c1nffrea ~
f"'rnIia. Tier sisf.. Mise Rose prrffrv
hr- -furarie' her 20 TlrfersbIlrr
N'ea bertha TrlisrHfrf loft FRIDAY
morning fH~ Tt Marion. Fa where ~
wIl Welt relatives frr week or fe~
frvr
Nrs fzia Cutler G-arf-rh ana ,f,..
Hazel cutler we're ir %cw 50. -fIra..lf.e
rrlllr or business for tho Fell Teie-
phone cnwrar-
M'r- ri'a fsaFvs 90 canton. ID &C.
~ guest ~ her sister. Mrs. rgirre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Meyer-ManninR.

Mr.. charles p. Meyer and Miss Mar
Faret Manning. ~ Buffalo district. wero
united iu marriage ou Christmas dav A.
l.c nome or the brides parents Mr. and
MrN. J.. = Manning. Rev. T.. NJ Blddfr.
~ the Christian church. this city. pe~-
formed the ceremony.
James clemens expects 10 arrfvN hero
on sunday or Monday with tho rsnafr-
~ his father. l. W. Clemens whose
death occurred In Tulsa. Oklahoma, on
Christmas day
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Zllliken and darrh-
ter. sTent Christmas with relatives ia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
ENTERTAINMENT BY LOCAL
BLIND PEOPLE TONIGHT.

very interesting entertainment
VIII be rendered This evening for the
blind people OF the city in the vestrv
room OF Tho Eo0 street temple. The
program which viii Boz rendered is n
very elaborate one and viii consist
or both vocal and Instrumental music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Bibls Glass Organised.

Richard Good returned TO Charlerio.
Ia yesterday. after visit In this city.
his former home
The reception announced for Saturday
night at the y. VI. g. \. has been post
poned
On tuesday evening Mrs Elsie Fischer
hlncheloe and party. Of Wheeling. Will
give concert in the reshyteriau
church. No admissin aside frm "A silver
Offering nj the door
IN ~lncay night At preshvterfnn
church. br. Armstrong. OF NorEantovvr.
VIII deliver an address on Scripture les
Ions. :. (,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

Those who will take part are M fol
lows. II. ". Ransom. Miss Rose PIN
Nus. Charles Knapp and Thomas
Minis They will be ably assisted
by Rabbi Drills. Archie Taylor. Flora
Williams and Howard Poase
This VIII be tho FIRST entertainment
which has been given Goo This cifv bv
mo blind. and uo doubt "a large crowd
Nlu De present a cordial invitation
u.s. extended Co all to bo present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

Lawson. and other relatives for . ,.w
days.
ar. and Mrs. Roy wassum. OF Smith
neld. are visiting her father. William
JACK Eherle - visiting relatives in Co
lumbus. @. for few days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Entertainment Well Attended.

lhe Christmas entertainment at
me resbyteriau church Tuesday
evening Was largely attended and
one and all had an enJovabl. time
Inc tree was a beautiful sight when
III with the many candles, which al
ways pleases the children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. ". Va. Dec 26-Mr
and Mrs. John %. shamrock and children.
.lohn and susan, Of charleston. are WISH
tosr In the city. Major Chauock. who
has fin" position ln the ad5utart'S
Office, j. well pleased with Charleston.
but said he 81 like WellsburE"
80 say We all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
sehooI CIosed WednesdaY EvenIna.

The Dallas school. which is being
taught by Chester Mcmillan. closed
Wednesday evening and will remain
closed until the Monday after New
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Entertains for Son

Mr. and Mrs. G.. y. Str.cklin enter
tanned with a big dinner Thursday
IN honor OF their son Roy and his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Mems Mee+fu0

Next SUNDAY. btr,uhtU 18th. tie first
Mems meeting iu ,h.rE, uf tls S. NJ g..
\. viii be held at the Tabernacle.
There will he special music. and tho
new converts Will Doe requested TO oc-
Cupy the choir seats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
Basket Ball.

The Alumni basket ball team viii pl7,-
the Alumni team OF Ste4benvllle at tn
High school gymnasium. at 7-45. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27

Tuesday night and on Thursday next.
January !, 1914. game will DE played
mere Win the Martins Ferry Alumni
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-27
DALLAS
Wedding Of Prominent coupI.

DALLAS. W Va. Dec. 26.-In tho
presence OF few invited friends MIR
charles Leroy Stricklin mad Miss
Ida Hess were united in marriage
wednesday, December "a, by Rev
MI. Carder at the home OF \. J. Nc.
GluInphy Both the bride and groom
are popular in the younger social set
and have the well wishes OF a wide
circle OF friends.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-24
Board to Hear Is
Rail Rate Cases

The Georgia Railroad Commission
faces heavy 'weck-a docket II
eighteen cases. some OF which are ok
pected TO be hard fought The Con
mission meets Tuesday and probably
Will be I'm session week
or local interest IS the night OF the
brick and freproof ling manufactur-
ers to get better rates from Atlanta.
Macon and Miuedeeylue to coast
points
This fight has been preclpitatcd by
the Central of Georgia Railway ask
ing permission TO cancel its special
commodity rates on brick thing and
apply classification rates, which
would give a decided increase The
manufacturers have come back with
a petition for a rate lower than the
special commodity rates
The Macon Chamber Of Commerce
is waVing a fight to extend the NE
OF expense bills from three to Sax
months on through cotton stopped en-
route to De compressed.
a classification on unginncd cotton
is also TO be fixed by the Commission.
This VIII affect only those places
growing sea island cotton, where tho
distant location ~ gins makes a ruf4-
way haul imperative
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-24
YOUNG BURGLAR
D IVES LIFE To
OLD POWDER
B. G, Lindsey Pulls Trigger Of
Pistol Five Times Without
Single Discharge.

A youthful barefooted burglar
owes his life to the fact that B. g.
Lindsey, Of College Park, loaded his
revolver more than a year ago. Mr..
Lindsey aimed five times at the bur
glar Monday night from distance Of
less than twenty feet and five times
the hammer Of the gun snapped on a
useless shell The burglar escaped.
Monday night was the fourth time
within three months that attempts
have been made to burglarize the
Lindsey home. Mrs. Lindsey, who Is
secretary Of the Civic League Of
America and who stirred up Atlanta's
social world in a speech before the
Citizenship Congress last week, re-
tired early as did the other members
of her family Her daughter, Miss
O'Nciu Lindsey, was awakened about
1890 o'clock by noise on the roof Of
porch.
Miss Lindsey screamed, and Mr..
Lindsey took his revolver and ran OUT
into the yard He saw the burglar,
a youth, clambering down network
Of vines underneath Miss Lindsey's
window, and fired five times. E. J.
Walker, a neXt-door neighbor, also
fired at the intruder, but missed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-24
JAILS HUSBAND
AS HE TRIES To
SPY ON HER
Wife Of Bookkeeper, Suing for
Divorce, Hats SIeuthing Ex-
petition Of Spouse.

r. D. Chaffin, 30 years old, a book
| keeper for the Studebaker Corpora
tons Atlanta office, is being held ION
suspicion" by the police as the result
Of charge made by his wife, Mrs.
Nettie Chaffin, that he was visiting
residents in the neighborhood OF her
home, No. As West Linden street aud
telling them untruths concerning her.
Mrs Chaffin last spring secured q
first decree in her suit for divorce
and since that time a restraining )r-
der, issued by the court, forbade
Chaffln from visiting his wife. In
April he was arrested on complaint
of his wife for violating this order
but a compromise was effected. and
Chaffin since has been residing at No.
80 West Peachtree street.
According to Mrs Chaffin, her hus-
band came to her home Monday night
and, after attempting to gain admit
lance, made a house house canvass
of her neighbors telling them stories
which, she says, attacked her charac-
ter.
Mrs. Chafln complained to the po-
lice at 10 o'clock Monday night and
Call Officer L. w. Evans made the
arrest
In his cell at the police station
Chafnn attributed his visit to his
wife's house to a mysterious tele
,,ho.o oil r,Ltcb he dactorad ba ra
ceived Monday afternoon. The sub
stance OF this message, he said, was
that If he would visit his wife tina;
night he would learn something to his
advantage in securing evidence with
which to meet Mrs. Chafin's divorce
suit
Il went out to Mrs. Chaffin's house
about 9 o'clock" said Chaffin, and
for a time waited on the outside in
the darkness watching the front door.
In a short time l saw a man enter the
house. Immediately l sprang to the
door and demanded entrance, declar-
ing that at least / wanted to get my
little 2-year- child out Of there.
The door was locked and no one
paid any attention to my hammer
ing, so I stepped back into the shad-
oWs again to wait
1T was only a few minutes later
that the policeman came up and ar
rested me-
After conference with her attor-
ney, Mark Boiling, Mrs Chaffin pre-
ferred a charge of disOrderly conduct
against her husband. She asserted
that he grew so violent at one time
that he drew "A knife and threatened
her The trial has been set for 2:30
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon before
Judge Broyles.