Bish v. Woods

In stating this case the court will adopt the statement in the main furnished by learned counsel for appellant, making only slight changes therein and a few additions thereto.

During- the year 1922 the appellees, Luther Owens and Clyde Woods, made share crops on the land of appellant, O. M. Bish. Some time in November, 1922, each tenant took his last bale of cotton to Manila. Arkansas, and sold it, receiving each two checks, made payable. respectively, two to Wood & Bish and two to Owens & Bish, the cheeks being for the cotton and rebate upon the seed. Each tenant owed the landlord a balance…