Luther Moore Sworn. . .Q. What kind of house was it? A. It was a log house. Q. What kind of lighting system? A. Kerosene lamp. Q. Hoe about the fire? A. He had an old fireplace with chimney but there hadn't been no fire in it in a long time, and a cooking stove. Q. Had you been using that cooking stove that day? A. Soon that morning. . . Q. Had you all been drinking that day? A. Yes. Q. How much had you all been drinking? A. We had what we wanted. Q. About how much in whiskey did you have at the house? A. Only what he hid in the bed with him. Q. How much had you had twelve hours before that? A. Fifteen half pints. Q. Anything else besides whiskey? A. No Q. You had been drinking all day? A. Yes. . . Q. Was he drinking? A. Yes. He had been since Saturday night. He was drinking when he came in. We had that whiskey there and he just stayed drunk. Q. Could he have gotten up? A. No. Q. Was he too drunk to get up? A. Yes. I had to help him into the kitchen and back to the bed. . . Q. Mr. Moore, did you have any matches in this house? A. Yes, but they were on the dresser near the middle door. Q. How far was that dresser from where John T. was lying? A. Ten feet at least. Q. And this lamp was a kerosene lamp? A. Yes. Q. How far was that from where he was? A. Ten feet on the dresser where the matches were. Q. Would he have ad any use for that lamp? A. No. He couldn't have gotten to the lamp. . . Q. Who did this house belong to? A. Donnie Davis . . .