State v. Cox

John Cox was convicted of burglary in the second degree, and appeals. The crime consisted of breaking into a granary in Beaver county, belonging to H. H. Ashworth, on the night of March 18, 1927, and stealing wheat therefrom. An accomplice, Dee Patterson, testified that he, together with the accused and one other, went to the granary at the time charged in an automobile belonging to Wm. Richards, entered the granary, and took the wheat and hauled it to town, four miles away, where it was loaded in a wagon, and on the next day sold to Lawrence White.

By other evidence it was proved that a…