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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-18
HEADLINES AND COMMENTS.

sick From Bite OF Dog"
Certainly. This kind of diet Ia
'Yawnod Her Jaw Out OF Place.
40 ennu after that
Tries Suicide In Park"
Merely an outdoor rehearsal. az
a. were.
Hartman Gives His Views
Again"
Making a stereoptioon show OF
himself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-18
Fair Divorce Claims Half of
British Columbia
Property.

The question OF whether a legal
decree granted IN the local courts
In divorce case applies 10 proper
~ owned by either party Ia British
Columbia has been brought up as
the outcome OF recent separation
granted Mrs. Edna Gullin from
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cRugL TRANSFERS FINED.

Alex DEMONS and Leonard War
ner. who we're arrested by Humane
Officers ellis and Vaupell, were
each fined SIS aud costs in Justice
Cnrrsll's court yesterday on a
charge Of cruelty 90 animals They
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Y. N. c. A. BOYS RETURN.

Tanned and tonghened by two
weeks OF outdoor life at the Y. NJ.
G. A. camp on Orcas island. 30
boys returned 20 Seattle this morn
Ing This was the last Of this sea.
sons boys camps conducted by thu
Y. NJ. g. a.
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THE REAL CAUSE.

Doctor What's your trOuble2
Patient Writer'S cramp.
DoctOr-Ah. ! see you have too
much 10 writol
Patlent-No; I don't have enough
to eat
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Cheap Rates Fast

The Oregon u. r. q Navigation
Go. viii sell round trip excursion
tickets August "a and "a, good
ninety days. FUN particulars at
Union Ticket office. COS First av.
E. ". Ellis. General Agent 80
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WATER sHur-oFF NOTICE.

q Water will be shut off on e
= the low service main IN the dis. =
. tficf north OF Lake Union and =
the Government canal on Wed =
neaday and Thursday. from ! =
a m 10 5 D. M. due 20 the =
ahuttlng off OF the low service .
main across the Latona bridge. =
The low pipes on the low serv- =
= ice wiH not be noticeably AT =
= feeted.
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ooAYs RACING RESULTS
second Race.
NO NETTING HELD.

No meeting Of the board Of equal.
izationf was held this afternoon. on
account Of the funeral OF Mrs. p ].
smith. wife ~ the former county
commissioner.
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are teamsters and had been driving
horses that were In no condition
20 be worked
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-18
THIS MULE BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN
MASCOT

LINCOLN. Neh. Aug. 1.-THE
Minnesota Agricultural aocloty has
presented Wm ! nryan with a
trick mule IA the mascot OF the
campaign. The mule has arrived al
fairyiew.
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'Nelal Sale on Trunks
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WHY WOMEN SUFFER-.
women have % much 10 Be- through

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NoLEN v. FARRow.


Detinue.--(Decided December 10, 1907.
Is So Rep. 1879
1. Chattel mortgage; lien; failure to
record; bona fde purchaser.--Under
Section 1908, Code 1895, conveyances of
personal property to secure debt are
void against purchasers and creditors
for value without notice until record
ed.
2. Same; bona fide purchaser; bur-
den of proof; notice.--One claiming to
bel bona fide purchaser must carry
the burden OF proof to show purchase
and payment. but need not carry the
HaIen to show want of motive OF a
!. %fsl mortgage, that burden being
zlf lin who asserts notice.
8. Payment; application of payment.
Where property 10 delivered to the
mortgages and is covered by certain
mortgage. the value of the proceeds
thereof must be applied to the mort
gage conveying 1t. and will not be APP
piled to another debt due to the same
party. and secured by another mort
gage.
4. Chatte' m ortgages.--Where at
the time of the giving of the mortgage
to plaintiff. there was no other mort
gage of record. and plaintiff recorded
his mortgage. and subsequent to the
recording OF plaintiffs mortgage, a
mortgage made prior in point OF time
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Head Notes of the Decisions
of the Alabama Supreme Court

for the sale Of the land to him had
been contaminated. since such defense
IL available to defeat the action sought
to be enjoinedJ 3
z. Vendor and purchaser; perform
ance of contract.--Although the deed
Is not properly acknowledged a ven
dee who did not bargain for any par
ticuiar form Of conveyance. could not
refuse to accept an unaeknowledged
deed which conveyed the legal title.
8. Specific performances: other REM
edy.--Whatever may be the vendee's
rights to have his deed returned his
remedy Is not specific performance,
where his agent without authority re-
turned the deed to the vendor on the
ground that 1t was not properly ac-
knowledged.
0. Samoa vendee who had not
contracted for an acknowledged deed
cannot reject a valid deed conveying
the legal title. refuse to pay the pur-
chase money and then file q bill for
specific performances In order to get q
properly acknowledged deed.
Appeal from Hale Chancery Court.
Heard before Hon. Thomas H. Smith.
Affirmed Opinion by Simpson. j.
Tyson. G. j., HARRISON and benson.
~. concur.
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RyDER '. JOHNSON, EFT AL

RYDER v. JOHNSON, EFT Al
Bill for Injunction and for specinc
Performance.--(Deci December
10. 1907. As So. Rep. isi.)
1. vender and purchaser; contract
for sale Of land.-Thef owner OF land
offered to sell 1t for certain price
and the prospective purchaser accepted
the offer by letter, provided the title
was good. Held. the sale was COM
plete. 1880. o..
sale Of land.--The owner OF land OF
fered by letter to sell u LOT csr' an
price and the purchaser accepted the
offer nv letter, provided the title was
good: q deed to the land was executed
by the owner and placed in the hands
az a third party to be delivered on pay
ment OF the purchase price. Held. q
sufficient compliance with the statute
OF frauds.
contractural relations.--J. agreed to
sell certain lands to r. and on dis
covery that a part of the land was
owned by his brother, procured from
his brother power of attorney au-
thorizing him to convey his brothers
interest in the land. The deed was ex-
ecuted by j. in his individual capacity
and as attorney in fact for his brother.
The acknowledgment to the power of
and r. required that the defect be rem
~aied. Before this was done J. died.
Held. r. was not entitled to a decree
against the brother of J. requiring a
conveyance OF his interest in the land,
as no contractuai relations are shown
20 have existed between them.
4. Deeds; execution; acknowledge
ment: attestation.-Althoug the ac-
acknowledgement to the deed and to the
power Of attorney was defective, both
Of them were valid. under Section 1852.
Code 1896, where both the deed and
the power OF attorney were attested 7
one witness. :
s. Principal and agent: power OF at
torney; death of agent.-In the abb
sence of special provisions In a power
of attorney to convey land as to its
being carried out by an heir or repre-
sentative, 1t win be held a mere power
to the agent, which cannot be executed
by the representative or heir Of the
agent.
6. Injunction; adequate remedy at
law.-An Injunction will not be grant.
ed to prevent the prosecution of a suit
to recover the statutory penalty for
cutting trees upon the land of another
on the ground that the defendant in
the suit entered on the land ana cut
the timber, believing that a contract
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return property upon fiing claim of
exemption which states that the con-
stable relied on the advice OF the debt
or's attorney as to the sufhcicncy of
the bond given by the execution cred
itor, Is defective for failure to state
that the constable acted upon the ad-
vice OF such attorney, or that the at
torney represented the debtor in giving
the advice.
8. Samoa plea which AYERS that
the officer making the levy relied on
the advice of the debtors attorney as
to the sufficiency OF the execution cred
itor's bond and that at the time the
bond was made the property had been
delivered TO the execution creditor,
subject to the order of the officer max
ing the levy. Is patiently a bad defense
to an action against the levying officer
and his Official bond. for a failure to
deliver the property to the exemption
claimant on the failure of the execution
creditor to make bond for the same.
Appeal from Clay County Court
Heard before Hon. w. J. Pearce.
Affirmed. Opinion by Mcclellan, J.
Tyson. G. j., Dowdeil and Anderson
J.J., concur.
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ton, Ii Is not q bona fde classifcatien
OF municipal corporations a. II In fact
applies to but one city In the State
hence. II is local law within the pur-
view Of Section lie. Constitution 1901.
and no notice having been given Of In
tention to apply for its passage II II
violative of Section Ice. Constitution
1901.
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court
Heard before Hon. A. o. Lane
Reversed and remanded. Opinion By
Anderson, J.
Haraison. Densen ana Mcclellan. ~.
concur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-15
AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
V. LASSETER.

AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
v. LASSETER.
Action on Insurance Policy.-(Decided
December 10. 1907. Is So. Rep. 1869
/. Appeal; review; question pre-
sented assignment.-An assignment Of
error presents the ruling on demurrer
as a whole which asserts that the court
erred in overruling demurrers l, 2, 3
and to plaintiffs replications. /. 2 and
2. and If one ground Of demurrer was
properly overruled the assignment Is
not sustained.
2. Same; striking out; record
Where the replication and the motion
is not set out in the bill of exceptions
the granting OF a motion to strike de-
PENDANTS rejoinder thereto cannot be
reviewed.
3. Insurance. accident policy; lIabil-
ity of the insureF.-An insured is not
entitled to recover on an accident poll
cy where the insured was a law and
stock agent for a railroad and received
an injury which produced hernia. but
did not disable him from engaging in
any productive occupation, nor prevent
him SOm performing one or more TIM
portant daily duties pertaining to a
productive occupation. and caused no
loss of time from business; the policy
providing for the weekly indemnity for
loss of time, IL, through external. vlo-
lent, or accidental means. Insured
should be wholly disabled. or IL not 80
wholly disabled. he should be prevented
from performing any productive occu-
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HAVE CURED WHERE OTHERS FAILED


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loaru petore don. .. l. Brewer.
Amrmed: Opinion by HARRISON. J.
WILLIAMS v. Raglan, EFT AL
Action Against Constable and His or
ficial Bond for Failure to Return
Property Claimed az Exempt.--(De-
cided Decenber 10. iso7--45 So.
Rep. 1861
I. Appeal: record: bill of exceptions
Where 1t does not appeal Of record
except by recitals in the bills of ex-
ception, that it was signed within the
time allowed by the order of the court.
such bin Of exceptions cannot be con-
sidered.
2. Sheriffs and constabIes; duties
and liabilities; failure to return prop
erty-Under Section 2049, Code 1886,
the failure of a constable to return
property taken under execution to the
execution defendant on a failure of the
execution plaintiff to furnish a bond,
Is an official misfeasance for which an
action lies against him and his Official
bond.
8. Same: nature of action---An act
ion against the constable on his bond
for failure to comply with tho re-
quirements of Section 2049. Code 1896.
rested on the breach of duty, and not
on the conditions of the bond, Is OK
delicto in character. and no demand for
delivery of the property Is necessary
to maintain the action.
4. Exemptions; claim; duty of sher-
III on failure of either party to give
bond--Where a claim of exemptions ia
the property levied on under execution
is filed with the offfcer making the
levy, and neither the person present
ing the claim nor the execution plain
tiff give bond, 1t becomes the duty OF
the sheriff to deliver the property
claimed as exempt to the person claim
ing it, irrespective of whether the
property is exempt or not.
s. Sheriff and constable; liability fol-
failure to return exempt property; act
ion; parties to--The duty of the officer
making the levy to return the property
to tho party claiming 1t as exempt
where neither party makes bond there
for. is statutory. and one of the joint
owners of the property may maintain
an action for failure to perform the
duty without making the other joint
owner a party.
6. Same; defenses-The fact that the
creditors gave an insufficient bond for
the Forthcoming of the property levied
on and that the execution debtor and
exemption claimant tried to enforce such
bond, will not bar an action against
the officer making the levy on his bond
for failure to return the property.
z. Same: uleading-A plea to an
action against an oficer for failure 10
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Ten years ago Rev. q. H Frodsham
left a small parish In England to sc
to Australia. and he now comes back
for the Pan-American Congress- as
Bishop OF North Queensland