Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-01-11
PolkCountyCourt
Circuit Court.

Crook and Lottfe Lena Crook, hi
wife. The plaintiff by his attUr
ney, Oscar Hayter, moved thu
court for an order dismissing thu
suit as to defendant, G. J. Cook
because Of the fact that c. J. Cool
was adjudicated bankrupt. BASED
upon the above motion, the court
ordered that such action be dis
missed as to G. j. Crook for the
reason set forth in the motion.
Jennie M. Hedges VS.. II. T
Hedges. The plaintiff and her at
torney, q. X. Piasecki, appeared
before the court and the defend
ant herein being in default, the
default Of the defendant was duly
entered by the court; whereupon
the court filed its findings of fact
and conclusions of law In the
above mentioned case wherein IL
Is found that the defendant was
possessed Of solemn, morose dis
position; that he failed to support
plaintiff; when sick he failed to
provide medical aid. Based upon
these findings and conclusions OF
law 1t was decided that the plain
tiff was entitled to a decree;
whereupon, the court entered a
decree dissolying the bonds Of
matrimony now and heretofore ex-
listing between plaintiff and de-
fendant.
Thomas j. Kimberling VS..
George M. Werline. Based upon a
motion heretofore filed by the de-
fendant herein, demanding that
said plaintiff file herein an item
lied statement of his demands as
set forth on his complaint, the
court entered an order finding
that the motion was not we'll tax
en-; whereupon, it was ordered
that the motion be overruled.
California Packing Corporation
vs.. Charles p. Cooper and Annie
l.. Cooper. The above entitled ac-
tion came on for trial and, after
hearing the evidence produced by
both plaintiff and defendants, the
court entered a decree directing
that plaintiff should pay to
Charles L. Cooper the sum of $3.50
and to Annie L. Cooper the sum Of
$414.18; and that neither, nor
any of the parties recover costs
and disbursements.
Annie l.. Cooper VS.. California
Packing Corporation. Based up
on the stipulation between the
parties herein, the court entered
an order dismissing said suit with
prejudice against the commence
ment by plaintiff of any other ac-
tion based upon the causes alleged
in the complaint herein.
Leander Lewis VS.. Mary r. Lee.
Based upon the report of sale of
the real property mentioned in the
complaint herein, the court enter
ed a order finding the sale regu-
lar, legal and binding in all man
ners and confirming such sale ana
barring the defendant herein from
any right, title or interest in or
to such realty except the statutory
right of redemption.
Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of |
Quasdorf, deceased. The
executors, Letticia Quasdorf and
Fl. Hirschberg, filed herein the
duly verified inventory and APP
praisement of the property OF said
decedent; whereupon, the court
an order approving said
inventory and appraisement. Let
ters and oath of office were filed
by said executors.
In the matter of the estate o.
Andrew ii. Holmes, deceased The
Administrative herein filed the I'm
ventory and appraisement OF the
property of the decedent and the
court entered an order approving
such inventory and appraisement.
In the matter of the estate of
Mary c. Wilson. deceased The
executor, A. o. Condit, filed here
in a petition wherein he asks that
the court fix the inheritance tax
1ue the state of Oregon from the
estate of the decedent and from
he heirs thereof; whereupon, the
court entered an order directing
he executor to pay to the state
of Oregon the sum of $125.4S as
such Inheritance tax.