Mr. Liebeler. On the opposite side of the target from your car?
Mr. Price. Yes; and Mrs. Davis went home—she was tired and wasn't feeling too good and she went home as soon as he got down there.
Mr. Liebeler. As soon as Mr. Davis did?
Mr. Price. Yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Did Mr. Davis see this fellow at that time?
Mr. Price. Well, I don't know whether he saw him or not. He apparently don't remember it.
Mr. Liebeler. You have discussed it with Mr. Davis?
Mr. Price. Oh, we have talked about it some, but he doesn't—he don't even recall turning his headlights on.
Mr. Liebeler. Now, did this man fire the rifle himself?
Mr. Price. He fired three shots after I had got it set to where I could fire a pattern, with three shots in a bull's eye. I turned it over to him and I said, "Now, I'm satisfied with it, you try it."