_A._ I didn't wait at all, I just walked around the block and she got off the car. _Q._ Did you see her get off the car? _A._ Yes. _Q._ What time was it when she got off the car? _A._ A little before six. _Q._ What car did she get off? _A._ North and South Portland. _Q._ Did you speak to her when she got off? _A._ Yes, I said, "Wait a minute." I wanted to talk to her, and asked her for the last time; she started running, hollering. _Q._ Just what did you say to her? _A._ That's all I said to her. I wanted to talk to her and she started running and hollered. _Q._ Did you have the gun in your hand at that time? _A._ No, in my pocket. _Q._ All loaded and ready for action? _A._ Yes. _Q._ How far was her house from the car? _A._ Not quite half a block. _Q._ Was there any one else got off the car at that place? _A._ No. _Q._ What did you do next? _A._ I followed her around the house. _Q._ Did she run around the house? _A._ Yes. _Q._ Did you run after her? _A._ Yes. _Q._ When did you commence shooting? _A._ Just before she went in the door. _Q._ What door did she go in? _A._ The back door. _Q._ How many shots did you fire? _A._ One before she went in. _Q._ How many after that? _A._ Four; I think there are only five in the gun. _Q._ Did you know that the last bullet struck her? _A._ I knew one must because she fell down after I began firing the other bullets. She was in the bathroom; then she began to crunch down; then she fell on her face like a board and struck her head on the floor. I thought she must be dead or unconscious or something like that. I left then. I took it for granted she was dead. _Q._ You didn't leave or didn't stop shooting until you thought she was dead? _A._ No. _Q._ You went out there for the purpose of killing her if she didn't accede to your wishes? _A._ Yes, I am sorry I had to do it. _Q._ Why did you feel that you had to do it? _A._ I didn't want anybody else to have her if I couldn't. I thought I should have her. She told me once she liked me, and I didn't see any reason for turning me down. I acted like a gentleman. I had given her one present already. _Q._ After you thought she was dead and that you had completed your job, where did you go? _A._ I ran down on Hamilton Street. _Q._ This gun that you used to do the shooting, was this gun (marked "Exhibit A") the new gun numbered 5308 (handing it to him for inspection)? _A._ Yes. _Q._ Where did you go? _A._ I ran out of the way kind of on a trot down into Hawthorne Bridge and then North on Union Avenue and caught the Vancouver car and went to Vancouver. _Q._ Did you take both of these guns with you? _A._ No, just one. I dropped the other one. _Q._ Which one did you drop? _A._ The new gun. _Q._ That is, you dropped that after all the bullets were fired out? _A._ Yes. _Q._ After you got to Vancouver where did you go? _A._ I went to a picture show over there and stayed about half an hour, and then I went to a rooming house.