1. COURTS — Appeal — Written Opinions — Misdemeanors. By an express provision of the statutes of Oklahoma, this court is not required to prepare written opinions in misdemeanor cases pending before it, but is permitted to render written opinions in misdemeanor cases when in its judgment the public interests may be subserved thereby.

2. INTOXICATING LIQUORS — Unlawful Sale — Husband and Wife — Evidence. On a trial where an information charges the illegal sale of intoxicating liquor, and the evidence shows that the sale charged in the information was made by the wife of the defendant at his home, it is competent to introduce testimony of other sales of intoxicating liquor made by the wife at his home, and that large quantities of liquor were kept at the home of the defendant, for the purpose of enabling the jury to determine whether or not the wife was acting for defendant, and that defendant was concerned in the particular sale for which he was being prosecuted, and that such sale constituted a part of a plan or system of the defendant for the sale of liquor.

3. SAME — Witnesses — Failure to Testify — Presumption — Appeal. Where a defendant is being prosecuted for the sale of intoxicating liquor and the state's witnesses testify that such sale was made by his wife at his home, she is a competent witness in his behalf; and if he does not place her upon the witness stand, or account for his failure to do so, such failure will be strongly corroborative of the truthfulness of the state's testimony; and if there is other testimony in the record connecting the defendant with such sale, a verdict of conviction will not be disturbed on appeal.