The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1915-03-12

lentiOHeu cases, ana VIII 1ufmSh
same on telephone call, as he is max
ing a written memorandum of those
last two cases.
In the case of Lueders VS.. st. Louis
& S. F. R. Co., affirmed over a year
ago, the amount of the Judgment was
paid to Orren Wilson, and he did not
account to the plaintiff or the repre-
sentatives of the plaintiff until called
upon to do so by H. W. Lueders, an
attorney of Tacoma, Washington, who
came here to collect the money from
Orren Wilson and with whom Orren
Wilson settled by giving him a note
and real estate mortgage for about
81 10000, which mortgage was record
ed in the Land Records of this county
in January, 1915.
Orren Wilson, about the year 191
was employed by L. L. Wishon
o. P. Barker, of Dutchtown, Mo
collect their respective claims
the Frisco railroad for damag,
horses being killed on the track o,
road somewhere below Blomeyer.
In due time the claims were cole
each amounting to 800, or tn
abouts, vouchers for these claims V
delivered to Mr.. Wilson and these
ties say that he retained the same sew
eral months before turning over the
proceeds to the claimants. They say
they at various times prior to the pay
ment of the money to them after Viii
son had collected it, called upon Mr.
Wilson, and was on each occasion in
formed that the vouchers had not been
received, or that the vouchers had
come and were improperly made out
and for these reasons the money could
not be paid claimants. Barker and
Wishon began to investigate end found
that the checks had been received sew
eral months before, and that Mr.. vii
son had cashed them at the South
east Missouri Trust Company. Claim
ants then went to Mr.. Wilson and de-
manded the money due them; Mr.. VIII
son at first denied having received the
money, but when confronted with the
statement that the vouchers for the
claims had been cashed at the South
east Missouri Trust Company, finally
admitted that he had collected them.
They said that Mr.. Wilson only paid
over the money to them upon threat Of
prosecution for embezzlement.
Orren Wilson about the year 1907
OF 1908, perhaps before or perhaps af-
forwards, had claims aggregating
some 5000 against c. D. Tresenriter
at that time in the newspaper business
in the City of CAFE Girardeau. hc
brought suit on the claims against
Tresenriter, D. NJ. Scivally, constable
at that time and now, collected the
money on execution, paid it over to
Orren Wilson as attorney for claim
ant and Wilson gave his receipt as
attorney therefor. Six or eight months
Or perhaps a year later, this matter
was placed in the hands of H. E. Alex
ander for collection from said Tresen-
ritter and upon investigation IT was
found that Mr. Tresenriter had r.
ceipt for the money having paid Mr..
D. NJ. Scivally, and Mr.. Scivally hav-
in turn paid it to Orren Wilson. H.
E. Alexander in company with D. VI.
Scivally, the constable, then went {
Mr.. Wilson and finally collected The
money from him after threatening to
prosecute him.
Some three years ago an Eastern
concern sent Oliver & Oliver a claim
against Powers Adv. Co. and they re-
turned it to them because they refus-
ed to pay them the bar rates demand
ed. The concern then sent the claim
to Orren Wilson, who collected it and
did not account for it until said con-
Germ afterwards employed Oliver &
Oliver to collect the money from Or
ren Wilson, which Oliver & Oliver did.
Mr.. Wilson has undertaken to han
die claims for the following named
parties who say he was not authoriz-
ed to handle same, according to
Sheriff w. A. Summers.
A few months ago, Orren Wilson
wrote yelling Medley that Orren was
representing Eli Vangilder in suit
(givng the number thereof against
yelling Medley for damage alleged to
have been sustained by reason of Med
ley running an automobile over Van.
gilder's child. Medley then saw Van
glider, who denied having employed
Orren as attorney, but said Orren had
asked to be employed and that Van
glider had refused.
In the summer of 1914, Orren Will
son brought a suit in the Common