Pioneer Cooperage Co. v. Bland and Foster.

In substance, tbe pleadings are as follows: Plaintiff is a corporation, under tbe laws of Missouri.

That on tbe 30th day of September, 1931, it was the owner of and lawfully entitled to the possession of certain goods and chattels to tbe value of $182.13, described as follows:

4,000 feet of oak inch lumber, lengths 8J to 14J

180 switch'ties, sixe 7 x 9 — lengths 8-J to 14 feet, now stacked on the right-of-way of the Frisco Kailroad in Salem, Missouri. And that afterwards, on the same day defendants wrongfully took said property from the possession of the plaintiff and still unjustly detains the…