by Page's executors that the bonds and stock would not sell for more than thirty cents on the dollar. He denied that he ever signed a release of his interest in his wife's estate to Charles Page.
On the subject last referred to in the pleadings the proof shows and the court found that of date December 30, 1922, Folk for a recited consideration of $122,165.70 sold, conveyed and assigned to Charles Page all his right, claim and interest as legatee under the will of his wife in and to the oil and gas royalties accumulated and to be accumulated up to and including January 15, 1923. He acknowledged this document before a notary public. It was further shown and found by the court that Folk at a laterdate petitioned the probate court in which his deceased wife's estate was being administered for the approval of said settlement and assignment, and that Page be substituted in his stead as distributee of his portion of the royalties accumulated up to and including January 15, 1923, and the court later in May, 1923, acting on that petition, entered its order in compliance therewith. It found that Folk, petitioner, had received a full, fair and adequate consideration for said assignment to Charles Page; that his deed and transfer to Charles Page executed on December 30, 1922, "be and is hereby approved by this court; and that the said Charles Page be substituted as distributee in the place and stead of the said Harry B. Folk, legatee, of the said