D.W. Ford was a traveling salesman who was much of the time on the road, but considered Madisonville, Texas, as his home. On September 16, 1912, he shipped from that place to the Walker-Edmond Company, at Chicago, a package containing a ring with "C.O.D. charges thereon amounting to $35." When the package arrived in Chicago it was tendered to the consignee who refused...
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