Egolf v. Oklahoma Press Pub. Co.

Opinion by

JARMAN. C.

This was an action by the Oklahoma Press Publishing Company to recover for certain job printing and advertising matter furnished to the Eastern Oklahoma Agricultural Association. The plaintiff is the successor of the Phoen ix Printing Company and the plaintiff took over and became the owner of all of tbe assets of said Phoenix Printing Company, among which being the item forming the basis of this action.

The petition of tliq plaintiff alleges that on or about February 13, 1914, the defendants, W. D. Egolf, J. F. Darby and H, H. Bell, for themselves, and as agents of the…