State v. Allen

E. E. Evans and Sadie Evans conducted a rooming-house at Caldwell, Idaho. February 24, 1933, appellant rented a room from them for a period of three weeks, under the name of Tom Moore, for three dollars per week. Sunday, February 26, 1933, he presented a check to E. E. Evans, for the sum of fifteen dollars, drawn on the First National Bank of Caldwell, apparently signed by Lee Chess, and made payable to Tom Moore. At the time the check was presented to Evans, appellant indorsed the name of “Tom More” on the back of the instrument, and paid for three weeks’ room rent, and Sadie Evans gave him…