Mr. Liebeler. Did you observe this fellow leave the rifle range before you?
Dr. Wood. I did not, but I didn't notice when the change was made, but my son said he did. He noticed that the fellow came there after my boy had sat down and this fellow had left before my boy had finished. The reason for that was, that my boy was having some trouble sighting in his scope, and he asked the keeper to help him. This fellow was there less than most of the fellows that was out there.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you remember the name of the keeper?
Dr. Wood. I do not. He was a tall fellow; all I know.
Mr. Liebeler. Slender?
Dr. Wood. Slender, yes.
Mr. Liebeler. Do you know Mr. Floyd Davis?
Dr. Wood. No, sir; he might have been the fellow that was helping my son, I don't know. But I recognized his picture later in the paper when it came out, and—that this fellow was there practicing, and I recognized the fellow as the fellow that helped my son.
Mr. Liebeler. Helped your son sight in his scope?
Dr. Wood. Helped my son sight in his scope, and I don't know who owned the range. I have no idea.