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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1915-12-09
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease. Ca
tarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease
ternal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is
taken internally. and acts directly upnn
the blood and mucous surface Hairs
was prescribed by one of tile host MI
sicians in This country for years ami Is
a regular prescription. 1t is composed OF
me pest tones known, combined with tho
best blood purifiers acting directly or ti,e
mucous surfaces. The perfect c1mbina-
s Ion or the two ingredients is what pro
catarrh Send for testimonials. free.
r. y: CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. .
sold by DrugEis's prize. T5c
rake Hals Family i'il!s for cong;lpat don
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JOHN NJ. HAMILTON,
LoRENTZ T.. HAMILTON,
Com missiopar,

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Notice of Judicial Sale

BY virtue ola decree OF the Circuit Court
of Calhoun county, rendered in "A certain
chancery cause therein pending, in which
f. X. Bennett was plaintiff, and the Ken
new Land IL Oil Company, Il corporation.
was defendant, and rendered on the six
teenth day of November, nineteen HIM red
and fifteen. the undersigned, who were APP
pointed Commissioners by said decree to
make sale of the real eSta,e hereinafter
described, will on Monday, the third day
OF January, nineteen hundred and sixteen,
that being a County Court day for said
county of Calhoun, proceed To sell by pub
lie auction to the highest bidder AT the
front door of che Courthouse of said coun
~ the real estate by said decree directed to
! e sold, to-wit: an undivided firteen.six-
teenths (l5-lG) of all the OIL gas and coal,
within and underlying certain lot, tract or
parcel OF land, situate on Steer Creek, in
the district of Sherman, county of Calhoun.
state of West Virginia, containing one
hundred and four acres, more or less. he.
ing the same lot, tract or parcel of land
which was conveyed unto the said l.. II.
Bennett by =. G.. Linn, Administrator of
the estate of Nelson Nj. Bennett, deceased
by deed bearing date on the 3lst day of
j tnnary, 1901, of record in the Office of
the Clerk of the County Court of Calhoun
county, West Virginia, in Deed Book
No. 70, at page l65; and also in addition
A ixta H.. Il 4
and coal and the exclusive right to lease
all of said minerals underlying said land
and TO have and receive all bonuses and
rentals thereon. together with all other
INNING rights aud privileges, appei tanning
thereto, which were conveyed unto the
said Kenney Land q Oil Company by the
said +. X. Bennett and his wife by deed
bearing date on the 18th DAY of August,
1914, OF record in the office of the Clerk of
the County Court of Calhoun county i'm
Deed Book No. 81, at page ,, a certified
copy of which said deed is filed, AS an ex-
hibit, with the papers in said chancery
cause, TO which refe ence is here IN de for
Il more particular and definite description
vi 'iie S"iu property, TlSntS anu privileges
to be sold But there will be reserved
from such sale for The benefit of lhe said
E. r. Bennett one-half of the royalty in
the oil and one-half of the amount coll
lected DIS gas royalty in any well or wells
drilled on said one hundred and four
acres
Terms of sale: cash in hand on day of
sale.
JOHN NJ. HAMILTON,
LoRENTZ T.. HAMILTON,
Commissioners
!, Lee Gamer, Clerk of the Circuit Court
of Calhoun county, West Virginia, do
hereby certify that John NJ Hamilton and
Lorentz c. Hamilton, the commissioners
appointed by decree in the above mention
ed chancery cause, have executed and filed
with me bond in the penalty of eight
hundred dollars, conditioned according to
law, as required by said decree:
Teste:-
LEE GAMER, Clerk.
a copy teste.-
LEE GAMER, Clerk. 1exI2-2 %
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LOCALS AND PERSONAL

See Hunt & Umstead before
buying Rcofing. Red Tile is the
best. Does away with painting
rs lbs. to square.
Miss Lennie Wigner is very i'll
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
E. Hays with some kind of throat
trouble.
G. w. Hardman, prominent
farmer and business man Of
Barnes Run. was here Monday
looking after various business
matters.
L. j. Wolverton, a substantial
farmer of Big Root, was here
Monday shaking hands with
friends and attending to business
matters.
Mrs. E. T. Martin, of Denver,
Colo. who has been here for the
past few weeks visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. r. Cook, and
other relatives. will depart for
her home the latter part of this
week.
Mrs. Belle Jeffreys has moved
into her new residence lately
completed on Smith street, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Marshall
. have moved from the Hardman
Flats to the residence lately oc-
cupied by Mrs. Jeffreys.
Attorney Elliott Chenoweth, of
Grantsville, lost a very fine
horse here one night last week.
He valued the horse at $3.50 and
brought him here from his farm
near Rosedale, Calhoun county.
Chenille Democrat.
Col R. =. Hays, who is doing
field work in the internal reve-
nue. service, arrived home Mon
day to spend few days with his
family. Mr.. Hays is kept quite
busy these days chasing moon
sinners and breaking up Illicit
stills.
We pay cash for Eggs, Chick
ems, Turkeys. Geese, Ducks,
Beefhides, Walnut Kernels, But
ter, Old Rubber Boots and Shoes,
Fur, etc., delivered at Grants
vile or any place along the river
between Grantsville and Glen
vile every Tuesday.
Hardman Store & Produce Co.
We are in receipt of a letter
from Everett Trippett, formerly
of Leading Creek, who is now in
the Railway Mail Service, with
headquarters at Cincinnati, in
which he says that he is getting
along fine with his work. He
has many friends here who will
be glad to know Of his success.
At a regular meeting of the
town council held Monday night
officers were selected to hold the
annual town election which event
comes off January 9Th. o. j.
Stump, G. w. Taylor and w. D.
Gates were selected as commits
sioners. Four tickets are in the
field. They will be published
next week.
2. A. Shafer, who recently
took charge Of the Eureka Pipe
Line Co. s oil station at Stump's
Mills, will have a sale of his
farm property Dec. Is and will
move his family to the S. Stump
residence at Stump's Mills. His
advertisement of sale appears in
another column.
The revival which has been in
progress here at the Baptist
church since Thanksgiving came
to a close Tuesday evening.
Much good was accomplished by
the series of meeting. there be
ing several conversions. These
meetings were held by Rev. N.
B. Hamric. of Braxton county,
and Rev. Whit Stump, of Rus
sett, assisted by Revs. Dell
Burns and Albert Smith.
1t was learned here last week
that Ira Connolly, a prominent
young man of Richardson. had
passed the examination of the
State Board of Medical Examin-
ers and had been granted a GER
tificate TO Dractice medicine in
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required by decree in the above mentioned
cause.
Tes;c--
LEE GAME Clerk.
A copy teSte:--
LEE GAMER, Clerk. Cexl2- %
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
A. J. GRANTHAM
BURNED TO DEATH
MANAGER or LARGE MEHCAN-
TILE CONCERN At GREG
DRY. TEXAS
SNYDER RESIDENT rs YEARS


The people Of Snyder were deeply
shocked Thursday when a telegram
,os roooiyod boro from II Ep.
o-, ,-,
'""' W quo ''''' '' -
MI A. D. "rah'n"n purneu 10
death this morning at 3 o'clock when
their home burned Burial this after
noon. Signed % A. Eubank."
Al. nr,o,h,m r,s o. rosidont NJ
snyder for ,bou, 25 years and moved
from bere IN tho Corpus Christi conn
,ry o,op, hroo vcars apo and has
hoor m,n,gor nj n iarpe mercantile
.t.,.,,.,., NJ c,og,r,. To,,s
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
DESTRUCTION OF
DOGS ANDRABBITS
I1>I:sr q. HOLT or BUREAU or
nf0fDGICAL SURVEY VISITS
sNYDER OFFICIALLY
COUNTY ASKED TO COOPERATE


In response to an appeal from the
Chamber OF Commerce and citizens OF
tho couniy. the Federal government
has sent representative TO Snyder
10 inaugurate a campaign for the eX-
tcrmination Of the prairie dog and
Jack rnbbit. which abound In this
part Of the state and which are two
Of the worst pests that the farmer has
70 contend with.
Mr. Ernest C, Holt, OF the Bureau
OF nlologlcal Survey has been in sny-
der several days and has investigated
the conditiops in several districts IN
the bounty. and will continue his work
until the 18th Of this month when he
leaves for Alabama on q short yaca-
ton, covering the Christmas season.
Ip TO his leaving he will cover as
many parts Of the county as possible
and demonstrate the best methods for
the poisoning Of the dogs and rabbits.
Already Pleasant I'm. White Blum.
Ira. Dunn and Plalnylew have been
visited and Arrangements have been
made for Fluyanna. Knapp. Crowder
- III. .uw..a
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
orr 10 WASHINGTON, u. G..
AFTER NATIONAL CONVENTION

A few days ago Mayor Nob,e re-
cciyed a letter from the Mayor Of Dal-
las asking that a representative citi-
zen cf Snyder be sent with the Texas
DELEGATION to Washington city to
meet the National Democratic E2ecu-
kiye Committee to urge that the Ma
tIonal Convention be- held in Dallas
After consultation with a number Of
men the mayor appointed Mr. j. =.
Chambless Of the snyder signal 10
20 with the crowd and take care Of
snyders prestige.
Mr.. Chambless left Wednesday e'-
.ening Tor Dallas where he viii line up
with about l5O other representatives.
They will make the trip over the
Gotten Belt cave Dallas December
.aat9a. m by special train via Mem
pb,. birmingham. Atlanta. Chaiia-
rooe1 Knoxville. Roanoke Lynch
burg arriving ln Washington OF ]
p m December jtb. The Convention
win bc in session Monday and Tne'-
dsr December z and =.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
WILSON TO ASK LAW TO
PUNISH FIRE PLOTTElS

Washington. D. president VIII
sons address TO congress next week
not only will treat upon greater pre-
paredness Tor national defense. but
will call to the attention Of Congress
to the explosions and fires 10 Amori.
can Industrial plants
The President intends to recon
mend that the sherman law be- amend
ed to include severe penalties for such
restraints Of trade Any division in
the ranks Of American citizens whose
sympathies with the varring bel.sor-
ents may have led TO cgccsscs will be
cmphaucally condemned as ln-Amor-
lean By the President
In several recent speechCs the Pres.
dent has spoken Of America first.
and called upon Americans 90 stand
united That ba considered the s.tua-
ton of sufficient Importance 20 bring
TO the attention of Congress however.
had NOT generally been realized
The President Is expected To- refer
20 tho subject In hIa address boz com.
necfion with general statement thai
the United States cam ho really pro-.
pared only ig alI ifs eiutens stand 'o-
re,her and repel outside Influence.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
WILSON DEMOCRAT


Mr. =. j. Townsend was intovn on
Tuesday Tor the FIRST time In two
weeks and was o. pleasant caller al
the signal office he says he is de-
voting most OF bin time now to car
ing FOR bis pigs and calves lie takes
time however. TO keep read up on
current events
lie has just as much confidence in
President Wilson az he ever had and
believes that when this period or
American history goes into the books
DO will write Woodrow wilson as the
greatest president the Nation has
ever had Hs says be doubts II any
other president ever had TO contend
with 20 many yoSing and perplexing
conditions and he has hept bis head
level and has carried this govern
meut aloul without loss OF dignity
0r prestige Co our country He says
wilson is surpassed by none in his
great desire FOR world peace aud We
owe .f largely Co Mr. Wilson's wise.
humane and conservative Rrmness in
refusing TO Boz pulled into entangle-
mruu Mr. T0uusond b. in foil ac-
cord with the Administrations pol
.ry af putting tbo army gHd navy In
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
COUNTY SCHOOL
BOARD ELECTED.
COMPOSED or CITIZENS FROM
OVER COUNTY. ONE MEN,
BER-AT-LARGE
DISCUSS PURCHASE OF POISON


The County Commissioners Court
was In session Monday There were
nresont copnty tndg. r. u pnoh
''''' ~ ''''''' w. '" "''""'
H. r. parsiH ana D. H. Aulry' Ihe
Court proceeded to elect o county
board of school trustees whose duty
q, vu. Ina g., b,,o csnor.t s,neryis,on
of tbc educational a0sirs NJ ,ho coun
~ Tho now bo.,d cons,s,s n, w
Isin.,,on ~, enyaor w "a no,o =,
F,,,,pn, A pbo,dos NJ fra A r.
r,,. ~, tr.ro,ioi., and ~ c nodson
,....,.,. t,-o.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
BONHOOD FRIENDS MEET
AFTER MANY YEARS

~ D . maud ~ U-|IInI UnI-
-. t,. ,..o p,. -,.st NJ his
Nv, ,,,,. 60, w T.mpr ,op
rt.s, mo, wsrr boy together boo
.,.. .t.., ,.,o5. of r,., Taas and
.,... -. ,.,. NJ, t,or. Cha, verc
- ra ,,.,- noybool layr but 10
a,.,. t, .us,.,,cJ that they mutually
-. .','. ...a. ,tfr,s n, which they are
',.r,. Al. n,,is s,ys tn,. bnve
- ,a,. ~, Oh. world toesfher but
.tt.t. ..., tf,,, o.. afsr vIfH him
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Squire B b. willis an old '
.H..sr of Snyder. hut now .aa1' d
for asaue 60 Post CITY vas 'n s'.-
f.. saturday VISITING bis SON. l y"
WIZ. and Incidentally paid on ar-
sr..Isted visit to the Signal editor.
bro. willis s a loyal EH-coni'der-
%, veteran and always enjoys meet
f,g old friends and recoun''nF in-
clteuts cf former years.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

1T CsdioIl Who bls been BORING
5- water for several weeks on 'h'
agI or Hart ranch iu kcut county
.,rr In last saturday with Dis we'll
RIG and has contracts ahead for SOW
,r,l other wells Hc rut plenty OF
r,icr up there at a depth of 27'
feet
csaden is we'll fitted Tor driliing
and whenever he starts down after
water he gets h
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Nea-l- everybody in snyder was
aroused Monday night by LOUD re-
nor, like an explosion. Some thought
I gin boiler had blown up and some
,esrea the iieht plant had gone TO
atoms Il was learned the next day
mai some boys had sent up a rocket
homb and It exploded In midair.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
CHANGE OF EXPRESS
AGENTS N SNYDER

Mr. j. +. stoabs from Hereford mas
been installed here this week as agent
fer the wells-Fargo Express Com
many Mr.. McGlaun who has been az
an, here for some while han been
Transferred to Lubbock
Mr stoahs has wife and four
.nuaren and will move them here
a. soon as he can procure a residence.
rhree Of his children are old enough
TO attena school
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

TH, following announcement has
been received hy friends and relatives
ir Snyder Wr Jesse Hard announces
fha marriage of bis daughter Mary
Lucille to Wr Joseph benjamin
buchanan ou rurtday November
trsrtrrrh. 1915 Mario. Texas
Tho happy young couple W'li visit
SNYDER au an extended honey moon.
arriving during ffr holidays
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

ur.IAJ Jones one Of the mos'
.olid citizens Of the Fluvanna country
and Mr.. a. II. Haynes the popular
,,s faithful station agent at Flu'an-
ma we're In snyder Saturday and 'is-
l,ed the signal office.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
,.,ps,mNG ELDER GRIswolD
TO ~ HERE SUNDAY

r,.,or r.. A. s.evar, Of the Metho-
dlt church agihorifcs ihe announ'e,
mem, that . <dIne E,dcr drisvold
viii be here SATURDAY "i' H''u NV. .,.
,asnFly conference saturday niFht
mi vnr preach 90 che Methodist
'egr,b snnda morning and night
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Rn. Baird of Hobbs vas here This
week tc visit bis son who BE- attend
ing Oh. snyder Public Schools. Mr.
Baird called on the signal paid up
his subscription in advance and adj
dsd two very large turnips to the
chamber OF Commerce Agricultural
exhibit
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

g. " CLARK. y. G roEie and W
"a Hamilton made ThanksgivinE
trip to Brownneld They experienced
varied weather. sand storm. rain and
snow. and yet they contend that they
had a pleasant outing
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Mr A. o. Watts uas iu town saf
s-iar nuar uis easy He said be-
bad his crop al gathered and has
nothing TO do nov but sit ap on his
biz niow and turn the soil
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Mr. Fred z. Connell late Of Pritch-
ett. Texas. has accepted a position
"a prescription clerk with Grayum
Drug Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

I'M Richardson vas here Tues
day from Dunn and reported crop
gathering nearly dore
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
u,.r,aso license Record.

l. C. Pitts and Miss Pearl Blunt
Edwin Thompson and Nirsia Ne"-
ton. -, -.
Dec.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03

Settlement OF the fisheries bound
ary waters dispute with Canada by
treaty is another serious diplomatic
problem pcnding This treaty would
laX rights Of Canadian and American
fishermen In boundary waters, ar
fectlng principally commer.ill fisher
men along the Great lakes and IN
New England. This treaty also tailed
of ratification at the last session OF
congress.
Another dispute with Canada TO
be settled by treaty be- to regulate
commercial power BIO uaas of N'AF-
ara Falls
For years the two ronn..r. nave
negotiated and had commission
working. also with Nev York state.
to preserve tho Falls and get permit
use OF i,s eitcrs To- generate electric
power
Operation Of The ia Toilette .s'-
mems law BE- also expected 'o result
In more treaty making over score
Of treaties bearing upon hie t'TinF
labor and other shipping conditions
are affected By the new lan
The postmaster general Is neso''-
atlnr aumbcr o. new postal con-
ventions. redualng postage and par
eel pest rates. principally with Lat
Iin.American countries.
other Pan-American treaties WIN
south and Central American ooun-
,r,o. TO extend commercial relations
are under consideration.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1915-12-03
TREATY MAKING TO
Be BIG PROBLEM
MANY TREATIES AWAIT THE AC-
TION OF UNITED STATES
SENATE
COLOMBIAN TREATY DOUBTFUL


Washington Nov 21'-Treaty
making the most delicate and diffl-
cult of dllomatlc tasks. rs today a
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FO0DSTUFFS
PLACED ON
C0NTRABAND
BRITISH HOLD CARGOES
FOR GERMANY, AUSTRIA
SUBJECT TO SEIZURE

Washington, D. c., Fec. Am
bassador Page at London called the
state department that the British
fleet had been ordered to treat car
goes of grain or flour destined for
Germany or Austria as conditional
contraband, subject % seizure and
confiscation.
1his step, the ambassador explain
ed, followed the announcement that
the German government had decreed
confisoation of all grain and flour to
conserve the nations food supply.
Since the publication of the Ger
man order the ambassador here.
Copnt Won Bernstorff, personally has
assured the American government
that no foodstuffs imported from the
United States or other neutral coun-
tries would be subject to seizure and
press dispatches have announced the
issuance of modifying decree max
ing such exemptions by the German
government.
Ambassador Page said the British
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But one
LONELY BAR
ROOM LEFT
COURT DECISION MAKES
DISTRICT DRY; HAS POLL
TICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Indiana, Pa, Feb. 4 For the first
time in 10 years, Indiana, tfe county
seat of Indiana county, VIII be dry
during 1915. Judge S. F. Telford to-
dag refused all the retail license ap-
plications in this place, as well as
the application Of the Indiana Brew
ing company. This company was re-
fused last year and appealed, but
the local court was upheld.
or the II retail applicants in the
county, Grant Snyder Of Glen Camp
bel, was the only one to receive a
license. This means that there viii
be only one licensed house for the
$1,000 inhabitants of the county. In
other words, Indiana county is prae7
tically dry.
\ Judge Telfords action has political
significance, as it practically places
the coming election for judge on the
wet and dry basis. Judge Telford
will be a candidate for reelection,
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JOINT MEETING OF OIREC-
1ORS ANO MEMBERSHIP
or C. OF c. CALLED

The Joint meeting OF the directars
and ii embership OF the chamber OF
commerce and retailers association
called for the chamber of commerce
tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock is
of great importance to every citizen
OF Guthrie and should be attended By
every business and professional nan
and public spirited citizen, regard
less Of membership or connection
with the chamber of commerce. Ey-
cry man in the city is urged to come
out and take part in the meeting.
Bring your friends and neighbors and
come on time. This is important ST.
you will regret 1t il you stay away.
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GEORG|ANs
SLAY MAN
DOCTOR WHO ASSAULTED
WOMAN is PURSUED
AND KILLED

Augusta, Ga, Feb. 4.-Dr G. a
Culberson, practicing physician o.
Evans. Georgia. was shot to death to-
day by a posse that had peen
searching for him since last night
according to reports received here
DR.. Culberson was charged with as
saulting a young married woman, the
daughter of prominent citizen of
Martinese.
The charge was proven and the
doctor took flight. A posse OF armed
citizens, some Of them former friends
of Culberson, pursued him. After al
all night chase in which shots were
exchanged. the fugitive was finally
cornered in canyon and died fight
ing The young woman is IL seri-
GUS condition.
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CHANGE IN CARO- WILL GIVE
BETTER SERVICE ON D. {. G

Guthrie people as well as those all
along the Kiowa branch Of the Santa
Fe have been greatly interested in
a proposed time card which would
take off the evening train out OF
|Guthrie.
Secretary Wenner, Of the chamber
|of commerce, who has had the matter
up with the passenger department of
the road is in receipt of definite in-
formation from the general passer
ger agent today that a card has fin
ally been agreed upon to take effect
next Sunday under which the morn
ing passenger from Kiowa win arrive
at 9:i5 and leave for Crescent, Mar.
shal, Enid and Kiowa at S.25. maxi
ing connection at Kiowa with the
through fast train for San Francisco.
No. IS from the south in the evening
will continue to arrive at o'clock b.
m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-02-04
.ONE GOES TO PEN
ANOTHER LANDS AT ..GRANIIE

Percy Daniels. charged with burg
lary pleaded guilty in district court
today and was sentenced to one year
in the reformatory at Granite.
Chas. Ellis. a negro. who confessed
to entering the Brooks tailor shop
and taking therefrom several suits Of
clothing also pleaded guilty and WAS
given two years in the state peniton-
tiary it .MeAlester He is - years
Of age and has a bad record.