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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
LEAVE TO ATTEND
REUNION AT JACKSONVILLE

w. M. Layson, of Millersburg; Ian
Fretwell, DR.. Chas. Clarke and Gano
Hildreth, of Paris, left yesterday for
Jacksonville, Fla, to attend the Con-
federate reunion.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
SEED CORN.

Carefully selected seed corn, tested
for termination. Good. Phones a.
r. B. HUTCHCRAFT.
t21-3 wks) Paris, KY.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
l3zzMzMvA
III HAS THE BEST
" OF ALL LINES MADE r.
All kinds of Auto
mobile Insurance.
1my ROXlG DAVIS.
accepts POSITION WITH
SIMON DRY GOODS STORE

Mr.. W. c. Gentry has accepted a DO
sition as salesman in the department
store OF Mr.. Harry Simon, having re-
signed similar position with Mr.. c.
6. GoldStein.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
ATTEND THE LOT
SALE ON MAIN STREET

On Wednesday, May 6, at 2:30 p.
M. Harris ;& Spealkes. agents, will sell
FIVE desirable vacant lots on Main
street. Valuable prizes to be given
away. Attend the sale.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
IT'S STRIPES.

Neat needle stripes in dark fabrics
are the thing. Special values at $40
and $25.
J. w. DAVIS & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER

Make a spring weight overcoat a
necessity. Our Balmaccans, Kimono
sleeve raincoats at SIS, SIS and S25
are winners.
]. w. DAVIS & CO.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-01
FRESH STRAWBERRIES.

We have them fresh every day.
C. p. COOK & CO.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-14
UMBRELLAS Cans Brothers Make. Born in Baltimore and raised everywhere"
TOWELS

" W Good heavy cotton towels regu- lar price 35c pr. Sale price, each .......... . 12c Good heavy cotton towels, regu-i lar price 25c pr. Sale price each :. 10c Another lot regular 25c towels. Sale price, each Sc
 LINEN TOWELS Large size all linen towels regu- lar price 60c pr. Sale price, each .22c Large size all linen towels regu- lar price soc pr. Sale price, each ...2 Pic Large size heavy bath towels regular price soc pr. Sale price
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-14

lot at great reduction in price: All our regular 65c values we VIII oIer at 42c All our regular $1.00 values Gall llnent we will offer at SEC All our regular SIPS values Gall lnen) We will offer at 9Sc An our regular $1.50 values Gall llnen) We will offer at .SI21
 Napkins.
 All our all linen $3.50 values we VII oIef at ..........S2 S2.SS All our all linen $500 values we will offer at S2 lS All our all linen $2.5O values we VIII oIler at ........ S1.9S
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-14
LADIES VESTS

NECKWEAR All our soc Neckwear we wiH sell 3 for $1.00 All our 75c Mems Belts we will sell for 49c. All new goods. Regular soc Paris garters will sell for 39c both single and dou- ble grip. Regular 25c Paris garters will sell for 21c.
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-14
TABLE LINENS

Our stock of table linens is com. plete and we will offer the entire lot at great reduction in price:
The Prescott daily news., 1914-07-14
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Ferguson. Mckinney Make.

Ladies Night gowns regular S3.50 values we offer at S2.S
 Ladies Night Gowns regular S2.00 values we offer at Sl:% Ladies Night Gowns regular S1.25 values we offer at .scc Ladies Night Gowns regular Sl.00 values we offer at .. .sM
 Ladies Night Gowns regular doll and S5c values we offer at i. .5N Ladies Night gowns, regular oo. M values we offer at " Regular soc Childrens gowns W. offer at 4Us
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
COUNTY ROADS
TO BE BETTERED
COMMISSIONERS WILL BEGIN
WORK EARLY m THE
SPRING.
Convict Labor VIII Be Used For Bet
terment % Hlahways-EScellent
Work Has Been Planned.

70 has been evident within the
past few months that when the
spring weather opens up a great deal
n work vii he done on tho county
roads to make travcliug more pleas
ant Tho county commissioner are
planning 10 put tho c0nvicts who
arc sentenced 90 work on the roads
into the hands Of guards and plac"
them weber they are most needed.
Portable jails vii probably be- pur-
chase Il within a short time 20 &C.
commOdatc these prisoners
one p~recopfible change that will
take place soon is The removing OF
breakers and bumps from the roads.
This has Ions beer o handicap 10 au-
toIsfs and viii Boz heraidcd with great
pleasure BY them This ono thing
alone has been attributed as the
reason ~ moro than sma-hup or
broken springs Tie county com
mIesiouers .u their actions. are heart
iIv approved by tho local aufoiets a.
well al viaItor1 who come fo the
county I'd Ward King in hIs recent
VI.It to fho county. AZ which time DO
conducted q demonstration of fhn
.rlit lor draE complImontod the
county commissioner. On fhrIr work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
JUSTICE SHOPS.

Tony N5a tors. of Warwood. had o.
birfhdav Thursday uizht Sow fha.ie
nothing Ouf ar fln ordinary but hctr
DO What Happened a bunch OF Tony 81
iffude rHUe Iu tO surprise hlm aru
also brought some hror They kent
dfinkIul and more drinking until Yes.
frflaN morning If ended up ln % gen.
oral uraWI They were brought f1
fh' count. .II Dos Sergeant Poll and
irrl 0rIfE afternoon hy Sruira
Uohhe IHO.r pro. cnf were Tom
fauuduIaukiH Tony Masters. SnrIku
N-rauuO.k. John Crumbs George
E.IHki- Gust pHIIake+ Nick Masters
Fred E~rlaauelkis. 1901 UorauH GEORGE
i.0fiut0s and Georel UrsadlS
They each presented the state With
five and costs.
Boo addition 10 the birthday party 90
developed tnat Sick Masters had been
living with Mary Hrummer for over
Tour years and WHrC hot married
other. They were arranged Iaaf
r.enf HDInr. Squire Uuhhe and fined
s-N aud costs. They both paid oil
clyde Alien WAS rnmHndrd fD Iat
laaf niehf ht Squire EueeI ON "a CHARGE
~ assault and battery Allen had boon
fined u sentenced fO iaII January
' ON ine E1y fo i1il he broke away
from Constable RAIDER Yesterday OF.
iern0on that worthy gentleman spIcd
Allen talking to a friend ON rho soufN
side and npcked nIm lf ie understood
thaf AIlcn viii be rcH%rraluEcd on n
charge of resisting au officer when be-
serves The 30 days for assault
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
COOLER WEATHER
thermometers Locally Show Quite 4
Cnsnse' and Prospects Are Good
for Greater Change.

At last winter summer Is gone
winter with an his glory will be here
30 "a Few DAYS. according 10 the wealth.
erman The past few days have been
something OF a surprise inasmucb as
the weather man has given the resi-
dents OF Wheeling an vicinity a chance
to enjoy a warm climate without going
away. The temperatures taken dur.
ing the past few days show thar a
warm wave such as has not been felt
in this section for several years in
the winter time has swept over the
country. The highest temperature
registered during the % hours pre-
cedingsN o'clock yesterday WIS - de-
grees above az the government observ.
atory on the Island. while those reg.
istered yesterday we're as follows.
lowest. a.. just before daylight. while
~ 9.3o last night 20 stood at 36 show.
ing a drop OF FIVE degrees during the
day.
The weather report for to-day indi.
Gates that the decline In temperature
VII continue FOR several DAYS with
probably n to-day or tomorrow.
followed By fair weather Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
MASONS ATTEND
BIG MEETING
GENERALIZATION OF MASTER
MASON DEGREE GIVEN
LAST NIGHT
In Scottish Rite Cathedral Before
Large Gatherins-6anqUet
Served Later.

over GOO Master Mssons or ths city
adhered ar the Scottish Rite cathe-
dral. at the corner OF Fourteenth and
Byron streets. yesterday venin FOR
the eXemplincation OF the Maste- Ma
son degree. The degree work Was
put on by experts from the four
lodges OF the city and everything in
connection WITH the exemplincation Of
the work was carried out wonderfully.
The members OF the degree staff were
selected ron the following lodges:
Ohio. Wheeling. Nelson u Bates.
Following the exemplihcatlon of the
degree the members Of the fraternity
were conducted 10 the large dining
room Of the cathedral where plates
We're laid for over coo members OF the
order. Charles L. Carrigan. OF
M~oundsyfle. acted as POSTMASTER OF
the banquet and introduced the sneak.
ers Of the evening. Among those who
delivered brief addresses were: c. T.
Carrigan, G. IA. Schultz and others.
The banqueters were served by the
ladies OF the Masonic orders.
The features in connection with the
event was that II gave the Master
Masons. OF the various lodges OF the
city. an opportunity 10 get acquainted
with each other. as a general good
time and social reunion we're enioved
by all who were present The reunion
OF yesterday evening marked the
greatest social gathering OF Masons
which has been held in the CITY dur
Ing the present winter season.
The four Master Mason lodges OF
the city are In a iiourishing condition
and they have a combined member
ship OF about 1900 members.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
PASTOR SUPRISED
Zane Street Methodist Sunday School
Class CAL on Rev. and Mrs.
W.. E. Schultz.

Members ~ Glass 40. % OF tho
Iane street Methodist sunday School
ln The East End. rendered "a surprise
ON thc pastor and teacher Of tho cIaes
and his wife. Rev. and Mrs. w. D.
-rhuiE. last evening. and took posses
sion of the parsonage. The -eIrrrieo
was we'll planned and fhe class mem.
beers were prepared to take care of tho
situation. as they had planned far
ahead and stOrmcd tho house Tho
evening was pleasantly spent and mue
De- was rendered hr several accom-.
panied Dos Graham Marsh. 90 the piano.
2 oIIo"inE The evening" pleasures. no..
If'rnWfnfs were served Tho class
presented Mrs Schultz with "a hand.
some quilt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
GAINESVILLE
Hotel For GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE, O.. Jan 30. -
Messrs. Charles and Andy Schaner TO.
day purchased the J. w. stephens
property on Main street known as the
Columbian hotel. They will remodel
The building throughout and expect 10
b" ready for business in the early
spring. Charles SChaner Is a. present
proprietor Of the Royal Blue restaurant
and Andy recently sold his interest
~ the grocery business of Foru ard
Schaner. and Mr.. Ford will conduct
The business iu the future. Mr. and
Mrs j. W stephens and son. Dr. w.
r. stephens. whose residence and Of
fees are at present iu the Columbian
building. Will remove To their resi-.
dence on Chestnut street .at present
occupied by the Smith hotel Dr Sic.
phens in the early spring will erect %
modern new building ON "a part OF the
lot. using one floor for his suite of OF.
fees. The travelling public will -
glad 10 know that GAINESVILLE is al Last
20 have a FIRST class hotel
A wedding OF interest TO Barnesyinc
people was that Of Miss Mary J.. Pond
oi Washington. ID. G.. To Mr.. Norman
ID. Carpenter Of Detroit. Mich. which
occurred at the nome Of Mr.. and Mr..
W. r. Smith of North Chestnut street
this city. on last Tuesday. at a.. 30 ID.
IN The guest list included only mem
bers OF tine immediate families Of the
bride and groom. DIR. Thomas Wood.
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
was the officiating clergyman. using
the impressive marriage service OF the
Methodist church The bride ie e. cou-
sin OF Mrs. W. r. Smith. and during
her visits here has made many friends.
who are Interested iu her happiness
Mr. Carpenter b. ale mag for
Tho United States steel company Tor
the state OF Michigan After % we'd.
ding trip ON the Pacific coast Mr. and
Mrs Carpenter will make their homo
In Detroit.
During the past few days out of
town parties have been here look .ne
over tho plant OF the Eastern Ohio
Glass factory. which BIAS been idle ror
the past few years. Interested parties
here however. claim mo- deal was
made
Mr. aud Mrs Harry Barnes of this
city are spending o. few days with rrI.
atiye- in Cambridge They viii also
visit with Mrs Laura West of Cum.
b'rland formerly OF this place
vs. % Chappou. attorney. returned
today from e. business trip to CoIum.
1ua
Mrs W. o. TannyhiU OF UetIoIt I-
here for "a visit with relatives and
friends
Services uut Do held here SUNDAY
afternoon af $50 Andrew Episcopal
mission 600 haif past three Rev. a. q.
Greulf.r OF Cambridge viii have
charge %. fhe services. Everybody iu.
vIfod f0 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

TO the rules of the association tho
award In such instance will go TO the
exhibitor having the largest number
Of birds in tho show.
The Hst Of special premiums include
the following Wheeling Board OF
Trade cup. Wheeling business Men
association cup. Wheeling NcVs Gun.
wheeling Register cup. a. o. Braun.
Itch a Co. cup. Security Trust com.
pany cup. Tho Auilor cup. thc Mcclure
cup and the House and Hermann cup.
The fine pen of Buff Cochin bantame.
donated b. George K0ssuth. was
awarded AZ n door prize to contestant
No 1881 The pen OF Buff Oruingtons
offered Thursday evening vaa award.
cd to- Charles Hancv of Akron. %
A meeting was irld last MIGHT by
the order 81 r f. q s.. which De- a
social organization affiliated With
the American Poultry Association. D.
was held In tho Board of Trade
rooms. and a class Of new members
was Initiated Thomas T. GALLAGHER.
Lynn ID. Crawford and VI D. KEELING
were The initiating officers
II was said last evening that be-
yOnd a doubt the show This year
would be- a financial success. Last
year the food and inclcment wealth
Or prevented a largo attendance. and
o. a result the Aes ocIation suffered
h%pancially. This year. how over. the
weather has been al that could De-
desired. until yesterday
The exhibit of MORGAN Brother.
Of Wet AloXandrs. pa. Is undoubf
edlT n OF the most attractive and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
CHARGES ARE
NOT SUSTAINED

LONDON. Jan. s0-The militant
suifragettes' appeal 20 the Rev. Ar
thu Ingram. bishop OF London. 10
take up the cudgels against forcithe
feeding failed today. The bishop Wis
tied Holloway Jail in accordance with
his promise and with the consent OF
he home secretary. His investiga-
ton revealed nothing TO Justify the
militants' charges that three OF the
su1ragCtts prisoners In Holloway
were suffering e~xcruciating torture
while being fed.
The bishop talked with Miss Rachel
Peace. one OF the s~ufragette prison
ers lie discussed with her a state
ment made by Miss Florence Ansell.
Who after her release from Holloway
told a sufragette meeting hat she
had head shrieks n means twice
daily from Miss Peace's cell.
The bishop In a letter 10 the Won
ems Social and Political union say
Was Comfortable.
Il found Miss Peacesin the remand
hospital. which is 800 yards from the
convicted hospital where Miss An
sell VAS lying. Miss Peace lay on a
comfortable bed fully dressed and in
a well warmed cell. Her face was
fully rounded and she showed no
signs OF emaciation or distress"
Miss Peace informed Bishop In.
gram that she had never shrieked and
had w been put into a padded cell.
She Il undergoing an eighteen
months sentence for arson.
The only complaint Miss Peace
made was that she had not been re.
leased like the other suffragettes un.
der the provision Of the cat and
mouse" act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
SIX CONFESSIONS IN
NORTH STREET REVIVAL

last uIrht's service % tho revival
which +. boz PROGRESS boo tho North
street vt D. church. wae ln CHARGE
0f Do sabbath school and an unus.
u'IIF Inr.r number OF member. of
tnaf branch of The church attended.
Rev I A. ~-uerkman. pastor OF the
German " D. church. delivered q
tDrc'iul .'rmon. fatIra Tor hie text.
Inn t'uIc" of Oh RELIGIOUS Life Of
There v.l' .N confess JON. af tno ai.
i1f IH.' niahf Wskine o. total OF tom
eino" the revival opened Wonfa.
ffeuirr
There win boz uo service. this owe
nine huf Too revival VIII ho %
iInu'd throueIout fhe usNi two or
three wort.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
Seventh Annual Poultry
Show Will Close Tonioht
MOST SUCCESSFUL YEAR WILL
END WITH FINISH OF
EXHIBIT.
Attendance Has Been Exceptionally
Large All Week-Award Special
silver Cups To-day.

The seventh annual exhibit OF the
Tri-State Poultry Association. the
most successful event by far I'm the
history OF the association, will be
brought to a close this evening. So
far as both quality and quantity is
concerned. the show will be as good
tonight as IL a when the doors OF
the Market Auditorium opened Mon
day morning announcing the event in
session. Not a bird will be permitted
TO be taken from the building until
tomorrow. and visitors will be admit.
ted TO the hall until midnight.
The crowds have been larger each
succeeding day. Yesterday was the
biggest day of the week. but even
more Is expected OF to-day. This he.
ing market day. unusually large
crowds are expected. The association
announced yesterday that all baskets
N packages OF visitors will be cared
for II checked at the door. This will
be done free of charge. IL was also
announced that the doors will O be
closed at 10 O'Clock tonight. as on
other evenings. but will remain omen
until midnight II visitors p~atronize
the show until hat hour.
The impression was spread yester
day that several exhibits will be TAX
en- from the hall to-day. This was EN-
phatically denied last night by Score
tary William G.. Creamer. He stated
that not a bird will be permitted "a
be removed until Sunday.
Award Cups To-day.
There was some delay in the award
ing OF the handsome special cups yes
terday. They will not be awarded un.
I'll this morning. IL has been found
that some of the exhibitors are tied in
h number OF points upon which the
awards are TO be made. According
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
ANNUAL MEETING
Of Directors Of West Virginia Auto
mobile Association In Psrkers
burg. Next Week

The annual meeting OF directors of
Tho West Vircin.a Automobile Asso
citation wl be held Monday after
noon in Iartcr-hure. the call hav
ine been issued ht Secretary Fran
els l. Ferguson af tho dictation OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
OIL AND GAS

Light wells are the best the West
NHSlnia hcidS have Go Offer. Near
county. George NJ. West ~ Co. have
Tompletcd ! test on the George NJ. West
farm aud have a du~ter iu the Berea
gtit Ia th. Beech Bottom pool boz the
Sam" district and county. the Horse
snow on 4 Gas company has drilled No.
ON the }. e. Wells farm through the
le"'a grit and has a. 3o-harrel producer
h' same company has completed No.
3 ON the John MCINTYRE farm and has
GOOD gas well in the Berea grit. This
location iS 1000 feet south of the pro-
duction Boo the Beech Bottom pool.
In The Fling pool. Frecmau's Greek dis
utct, Lewis county. bartlett a Co. have
drilled "a test on the John g. Marsh
tdfm through the Gautz and have a
custer ON the right FORK of Duukard
creek. Eattelle district. M-ououEalia
county. the Carnegie Natural Gas conn
,a"E mas nov drilled it, test on the W.
and has "a light gasscr.
Buster In Roane.
In Walton district I;oaue county. the
carter on company has drilled its test
,m, The toheit shepard farm through
.li sands aud has a buster. In smith
heid district. the south Penn oil COM
yany has drilled No. ON the william
kiucald farm through the Big Iniuu
sand and has O. 5-barrcl jumper ON
warrior Fork. Warrington district.
Marion county. the Hope Natural Gas
company has put its Old Eas~cr on the
- >. Cunningham farm Co pumping and
u ~ producing barrels "a day from the
Dunkard sand.
on Birch run. Union district. clay
county. the kooutz oil a Gas ompany
No. . ON the j. II. King farm is q better
reduce than first indicated. when
stead Of ten IL iS good for 20 barrels a
day. and a. the best well completed i'm
that district.
On Sugar Tree Fork. DuvaI district.
Lincoln county. the Big Creek Develop
ment Company has drilled No. n on the
leave Hager farm through the Berea
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

President Elmer Hough. OF Wells.
burg
The session viii be- hsld a. the
Chancellor Hotel. and will be- I'm con
necuon with a meeting Of The auto
mobile owners I'M the vicinity Of
Parkersburg A banquet will be a
feature and President Hough viii De.
liver an address
important matters will be consid.
cred az tho meeting 81 the directors
OF b state organization.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

best arranged Of the show. II in
cluded many prize winning Black
Langshans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
RIVER NEWS

An exceptionally good stage for the
tlint OF the year is recorded on the Ohio
iFti ar present, as a result Of the big
NAV ana heavy rains over the water
Nntds Last night al 3 o'clock a stage
~ 80 Itet was recorded on the govern
meut marks at the McMechen dam rho
river was rising. though very slowly.
The Lorena passed up yesterday morn
ing, OF Pittsburgh she il due dou,
sunday morning. bound Tor Cincinnati
The steamer kauawha is scheduled "a
clear the local wharf tomorrow morn
lhk' en- route 20 Pittsburgh. She will
pass dow Wednesday morning. on the
return trip 10 Charleston.
Tie Liberty will clear today for Mat
ainoras. due TO leave at II O'clock
u hough. the river has been at an ex-
ctiisut barge stage for several DAYS buf
ilttle coal has been shipped from Pitts
h'i-h -Four large tow boats are due 10
pas mere to-day, however. bound FOR
southern markets. with apnroXimatelv
: NNu,ooO. bushels. II is reported that
uurEh. awaiting pms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
River Marks-

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Jan. 3O.-River
stages follow:
DAVIS ISLAND DAM-I4.1 feet and
rising: rain.
STEuBENVILLE-19.2 feet and ris.
ing: cloudy.
PARKERSBURG-16.2 feet n ris.
ing: cloudy.
MORGANTOWN-7.1 feet n fall.
ing: raining.
OIL CITY-1O. feet and rising.
cloudy.
WARREN s feet and rising:
cloudy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
/ N AND LIQUORS

You can acquire health. You can learn
now. by calling for cloth bound book
Ono c~harges). COZ schmulbach Bilr CITY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31

wheeling liquor Co., 1919 Main ST, Get
WholeFale Dealers III Hfrf Grade gm-
ported and Domestic Wines nrT Tfurr-s
Bell phone tot Nat. phone sos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-31
UPHoLsTERINo
WEST VIRGINIA V:AVA Co

Fine rpholsteriuE. General
IN lrlsnlng. We pack and crate goof.
FOR shipment Both phones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-12-20
EXCEEDS SPREE LIMIT.
Seeking Divorce, Oklahoma Woman
 Says Hubby Drunk 22 Years.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 19.-lf the charges contained in petition for divorce filed in the district court by Mrs. Katherine Marshall be true, Thomas Marshall undoubtedly is blue ribbon winner in the endurance test for keeping ones ''hoof OH the rail-
 In substance the suit alleges that Marshall has been on a prolonged jag for the last twenty-two years, or since the couple was married, June 16, 1892; moreover, that during the entire period of their married life he has been extremely cruel to the plaintiff.
 But, according to the petition, the wife stuck by him notwithstanding the twenty-five years of drunkenness and cruelty, setting up as another ground for separation the charge of abandonment. He deserted her last July, the recital concludes.