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4 ' f. - . y ft THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY. ; NOVEMBER ! 15. 1916. TRIAL DOCKET OF 1 THE SUPREME COURT ; - JUST FROM PRINTER 11 r Contains Total of 184 Casesi H1'. Catalogued by Counties for V; 'Convenience Sake. APPEAR IN THEIR- ORDER Wtto of Cooes, If umber oa Docket, - :,v With BTames of Ferexme Coacorsled, Are Zncludsd XJt Salem. Or.. Nov. 16. Tho auprcmo - court trial docket, which has Just been printed, contains a total of 184 cases. : ..Tho title of the cases. In the order In '"which they appear on the calendar, j 'follows: 1. Coos county (rehearing) John M. ' FuuIkMi. appellant, t. Ueurjr Sengstscken, ' t al, reepoudeiita. 3. Jackson county Charles Dodge, respond ent, Ta. C. W. Boot, appellant. :':' 8. Jackson county Grand Prise Hrdranlia Mines, et al. sppellsnt, vs. B. boawsll, et al. ; .. respondents. i 4. Multnomah wrontT Zero Know and Wal- ' : lace McCamant, respondenta. r. 8. Boecoe . Beard and Mar A. Gray, appellaata. i A. Multnomah county Henry Baruhart, re.! ' spvntleut, tb. North Pacific LuiuUer coinpauy, ! , appellant. 8. Marlon county Tallman Dearlng, ap- T. Mnltnoiuah county Alilce J. Belmont, appellant, a. Joba A. Belmont, respondent. 8. Maltuomab county tl. J. Kreeinao, re : epoodent, ' ts. Southern Pacific company, ap - pellant. It. Coos count Thomas J. Clark, reapond- - out, tb. Cooa county, appellant. A 10. Clataop county Columbia BlTer com ' ai,y, reapundent, tb. John A. Smith and .Susanna Hniitb, appellants. '-, 11. Clacktioaa county Eleonors K. Hill, . reppndeut, Ta. Jamea il. Hill, appellant. 12. Lincoln county Madia i'aaho, reapond- ' eat Ta. Anton H. Hanson, appellant. 13. Crook county 11. A. Gosuey, respond ' eat. rs. Jane McAllister, appellant. . , 14. Douglas count William A. F. Wll . Ilains, appellant, ts. L. Bella Williams, re spondent. 15. Linn county Society of Independent - tVmkhobors, et si. respondents, ts. B. J. ' Herker and Ada llrcker, appellants. 16. Multnomah county J. U. Morris, re , ., epouuent, et. John P. Leai h. appellant. Multnomah County. :t- 17. Mnltnomab county W. F. Frailer, re ,, apondant, ts. I,. K. t'cttreli. appellant. U. Tamhtn county Carrie Cooa, appellant, a. J. A. Cooa, respondent. - JO.- Hood BJrer county Fred H. Taylor, appellant, v Ti. - Farmers' Irrlgatloa sompaay, eapOBdeat. . i," 90. TamhlB ' esaatr 4amea ajaeage. re-i poaoent, ea. 8. L, Bcrocf In. sad W. C. i Henderson, as sheriff, appellaata. , XX. Mnltnomab eonnty -Cella M. Bostad, raspondast, ts. H. Q, Thoraen, et al, appel laata. 22. Clatsop eoanty Carrie Baemween, et al, appallaats, ts. ChrU Winters and wife, rsapondeata. 28. Colombia eovnty U. A. Joaea, ap pellant, ts, Mrs. Frances Boss, et al, re spondents. 'T , 3. Joaepbioe eoanty Hirrl B. Short and Charles K. Short, reapondenta, ts. Bogne Hi ear Irrigation Power com "any, et si. de frpdaota; W. B. Sherman, appellant. 26. - Multnomah county Henry Both, et al, reapondenta, ts. Trouidale Land company, et al. appellants. 28. Josephine oounty--ln re Water Rights of Sticker creek, Mary Kile Leonard, ap pellant. T 27. Josephine county In re Water Rights of Althooae creek, Mary Ellen tonard, ap pellant. 28. Douglas eovnty Simon Cars, et al, ap pellants, ts. U, Wollenbsrf respondeat, 2V. Multnomah county The Soott com pany, et al, appellanta. a. Boman CathoUe Archblsbop for the Diocese of Oregon, A. Christie, reepoodenC DO. Multnomah county D. B. Clbrand, re spondent, ts. J. B. Bennatt, defendant; Alls a Welch Smith, appellant. 81. Coos county W. J. MltcheU ssd U. O. Carpenter, respondents, ts. joe Coach, ap pellant. 82. Coos eoanty National Bales eompaay, appellant, ts. U. Mandet and George Man lilet, reapondenta. 83. Multnomah county nomas J. Wtlsoa, respondent, ts. Phil OeTurta end William Druck, defendantoi M. Pallay and B. Pallay, SDoellants. 84. Lake eoanty T. L. Williams, respond ent, ts, . The Goose Lake VmUey Irrigation company, appellant. 86. Washington eoanty H. X. Noble, in petlsnt, ts. Kherman Bacon, et al, respond ents. 84. Tillamook eoanty X. H. Hick a, re apondent. Ta. B U. Beala Jr. and AdjUat tnent Bureau, AaeociaUoa Credit Men, ap pellants. 37. Klamath eoanty A. T. Clablne, ap pellant, re. City of Merrill, respondent. 88. Multnomah county H. B. iogarty, ap pellant, re. FYank T, Hunter, et al, de fendanta; W. R. Crawford, et al. reapondenta. SO). Coos county C. B. Barrow and Z. C. Strang, respondents, ts. School District Mo. 8, sppellsnt. 40. Klamath county Clarinda Traat A Sayings Bank, respondent, Ta. M. B. Doty, appellant. Lena County. 41. Lane county Eugenie Hoffmaa, et al, appellanta, ts. Ueorgs B. Dorrla, respondent. 42. Lane eoanty Ids Mar Wlrka, respond ent, ts. H. K. Mates If and Andrew Brand, appellanta. 43. Multnomah eoanty Martin Johnson, et al, respondents,' ts, Josephine Paulsen and W. J. ( lemens, trustee, appellanta. 44. Clackamas county Theodore Has en bar ter, respondent re. Town of MUwaakla, ap pellant. 45. Clatsop eoanty 0. N. Bennett, ap pellant, ts. Emma K. Bennett, respondent. 40. Marlon eoanty Brttt AapluwalL re spondent, ts. John S. Dunlary, appellant. 47. Multnomah county Joseph R. Bowles, et si. appellants, ts. Calrln U. Gantenbeln, respondent. 48. Columbia eoanty, for ase and benefit of O. B. Bennett, respondent, ts. Consolidated One tract eomnsay and Kew England Ca Malty company, appellanta. . ... . - 48. - Multnomah rourry George B. Bagler. arpellant, ts. Moaes Bloch and Bertha Block, defendants; Multnomah county, appellast. 80. MiMtnomah ronetr William M. Oregan. respoodtint. ts. Northweatera hiatloaal Ia taraacc company, appellant. t. Clackamas county Edward Summee fleld. administrator, appellant, ts. Soother a Psrlflc company, respondent. 62. Multnomah county Btsslngrr A Co., re spondent. - t. Massachusetts Bonding aV In aura me company, appclaaat. 08. Marlon county T. Rosen w a Id A Co., appellant, ts. Oregon City Transportation company, reapoadeut. 64. Multnomah county John ..Wilaea Es tate Co., respondent, Ta. Dammier JsTest nwnt O.. et si, spvellaata. ufi. Multnomah coucty Corrallls Alsee River Railroad Co reepoadent, ts. Portlaad, Eugene A Eastern By. Co., appellant. M. Multnomah county Metropolitan Ibt. Imp. Co.. appellant, Ta. M. E. gcbouweUer, et si, respondents. 67. Multnomah eoanty Isabella Caoldwtl), appellant, ts. Bingham A Shelley Co et al re poBdenta. 68. Maltnomah county Tbomaa Wlke. re spondent, ts. O-W. It. N. Co.. appellant. 69. Maltnomah county Ah Poo, et al, re apondenta, John Stereoaon, municipal judge, et aL appellanta. 00. Mario eoanty Henry Bock, respond ent, ts. City -of eUlTcrton, appellant. 61. Max too A. W. McClalne, et el, re apondenta, ts. City of SUrerton, appellant. 62. Maltnomah eoanty H. B. Clifford, appellant. Ta. frank L. Smith Meet Co.. re apondent. 03. Maltnomah county Joha Wnebter, re spondeat, ts. Charles rl tigers Id. et al. ap. pe'lanu. 64. Linn eoanty Alfred Todd, appellant Ta. Dennis Cormier, mayor of the City of lAbaoon, respondent. 85. Multnomah eoanty L. r. Serdets, ap ptllant, ts. Central Ore. Irrigation Co., re spondent. 00. Crook eoanty State of Orecon, respond ent, ts. Ethel Howell and Joon Collins, ap pellants. 67. Maltnomah eoanty Lyle B. Speer ap pellant, ts. o. H. fcmlth aud Josephine V. F.mlth, respondenu. 68. Marlon county Oeorge J. Watson et al. respondenta, ts. City of Balem. appellant. 69. Marion county J. 11. Albert, respond ent ts. City of Salem, sppellant. 70. Lane county George D. Ward, appel lant, ts. W. K. James, et si, respondents. 71. Yamhill county T. L. Van Oradol, ap pellant, tb. K. J. Hltchcroft, respondent. 72. Mnltnomab county Western Union Tel egraph Co., reapondent, ts. Tbomaa M. Hurl burt, aberlff, appellant. "73. Multnomah counry Mar H. Eeana. respondent, ts. Meridian Inr. Traat Co., city of Portland, appellanta. 74. Mnltnomab county Mary Homo, re ependent Ta. Order oi roreatera, sppellsnt. 75. Multnomah county Bertha M. Crowder, reapondent, ts. Yanka Y. YoroTicb, appel ant. 7tt. Maltnomah county P. G. Waacber and P W. Waacber. respondents, tb. Est. of William C. Barker, spendthrift, appellant. 77. Wasco county r. E. Strang and North British A Mer. Ins. Co., reapondenta, ts. Oregon-Washington B. A N. Co., appellant. 78. Multnomah county Golden Bod Milling Co.. appellant, ts. Joseph Council, et al, re spondents. 7tt. Multnomah eoanty Aaron Holts and Mil Bolts, appellanta, ts. Olds, Wortmin King, respondent. 80. Multnomah county U. Hettick nd W. M. CUne, respondents, ts. Ger linger Motor Car Co.. appellant. 81. Multnomah county H. D. Hamilton, reapondent, ts. North Pad fie Steamship Cec. appellant. 82. - Multnomah eoanty Baggage dr Omni bus Transfer Co., respondent. TS. City ef Portland, et al, appellanta. Rl. Mnltaomsh coonty-D. T. Meagher, ap ptliant, ts. Ellers Music Bouse, reepoadent. 84. Maltnomah county Oregon Art Tile Co., respondent, ts. H. W. Hegele, and Lai press Theatre Co.. appellants. 85. Hood BlTer county Martin Dragsetb, at reliant, ts. A. I. Mason, respondent. 86. Multnomah eoanty Martin W. Hawk lna, Adiar., sppellant. tb. Anderson' tt Crowe, raenoadeat. 87. Maltnomah eoanty Edward Bel mere and Ira Relmera. sppellsnts, ts, 1. W. B ren al n and Blanee Price Brennan, respondenta. 88. Lane county Reuben Pronty, respond ent, tb. Catherine Bofroagba, appellant. 88. Maltnomah eoanty Maryland Casualty Co., appellant, ts. Est. ef Herman Klaber, de ceased, et al. respondents. OO. Multnomah eoanty Earl A. Blakney and Lens M. Blakney, respondents, tb. Mary C Bewell, et a I, appellanta. 81. Multnomah eoanty Fred West, respond ent, tb. ncott-MeChtre Land Co., appellant. 92. Marlon county Alice McCoy, Appellant, ts. K. A. Tbompsoa. respondent. 83. Multnomah county N. Wbealdon. et si. rrr"Tj Tt I'Tllrai Pifl"r Life Ins. Co., et si, reapohdeata. 94. Linn eoanty William Poalloa, appel lant, ts. B- Grora. respondVnt. 05. Yamhill county Edgar Clare Wifan. et al, appellants, rs. C. M. LaroUett and J. I. In him, respondents. 96. Jackson eoanty Aaroa Andrews, te apondent, ts. Winifred Sercombe, et al. ap pellanta. 97. Marlon eovnty Juliet M. Lord and Mon tague Lord, respondents, ts. City ef Salem, ap pellant. 98. Marlon eoanty Jobn A. Carson, respond ent, ts. city of Salem, appellant. 99. Marlon county Daniel J. Pry and Bet tie E. t ry, respondents, ts. city of Salem, ap pellant. 100. Multnomah conntr E. C. Boardman end 8. Bartle. reapondenta, tb. The Insurance Co ef Peon., appellant. 101. Mnltnomab eoanty Albert ' Courts, reapondent. ts. T. B. Clark, and Mitchell, Lewis at Starer Co., appellanta. 102. Washington county The BiTlaboro Nat. Bank, respondent, ts. Natalie Garbartao and Bosa Garbarlno. appellanta. 103. Polk eoanty Jsmes 8. Hart, et al, re spondenta, tb. city of Independence, appellant. 104. Marlon county Leila Knighton, re. s poo dent, ts. L. O. Herrold. appellant; j. W. Chamberlain, et aL respondenta 105. Multnomah county Thomas M. Askiy, admlnlatrator, respondent ts. Patrick R. Ma loner, et al. appelianta. 106. Multnomah eoanty Eugene MarmenL appellant, tb. Henry J. Bellarts, respondent. 1)7. Multnomah county P. S. Lawrence, et al, appellanta, Ta. city of Portland, respond ent. 108. Wsshlngton eoanty Walter P. Stew art, appellant, ts. 8. M. Mann, et al, respond ents. 109. Douglas eoanty Ada Tharp. respond ent, t. Aura D. Jackson, admlnlatrator, ap pellant. 110. Multnomah eoanty Frank L. Waller, respondent, tb. city of New York Ins. Co., ap pellant. 111. Maltnomah county r. E. Rowell, re apondent, tb. American Life A Arc. Ins. Co, respondent; N. Wbealdon and B. L Young, appellanta. 1 12. Marion county J. C. Gregory, respond ent, ts. Oregon Fruit Juice Co., appellant. 118. Jackson county Rogue Rlrer Fruit k Product Assn., respondent, ts. GUlen Chambers Co.. appellant. 114. Multnomah eoanty Wakefield Fries A miimmimimimmmMimiminimmmiimimimiiiiimmumimmu n liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiHiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiim I LJ THANKSGIVING! CHRISTMAS! Surely These Are Times for New Clothes IF EVER there was need for thought and care in clothes buying, it is in these times. For stores are full of merchandise which has been cheapened to meet a: price merchandise, with all the worth-while qualities nibbled out of it merchandise without the name of a maker who stands in the American public eye for something definite and concrete. What the name Kirschbaum means in a Suit or Overcoat --M I Va FIRST All-wool fabrics, 100 per cent and no compromise. SECOND The highest standard of ma terials canvas, linings, interlinings, even down to such details as the thread and buttons. THIRD. Good tailoring, and by that we mean a spirit of genuineness, of in telligence in every one of the scores of operations which a garment represents, whether you pay $15, $20, $25 or up to $0. aUrachbaum Co. The new hats thevnew shirts the new neckwear the new gloves - everything needed to make a man comfortable these brisk November days here at the moderate prices for which we are known. Phegley & Cavender At the Sign of the Cherry Tree CORNER FOURTH AND ALDER STS. LEAGUE FOR PURPOSE OF PERMANENT PEACE APPROVED BY BRYCE span dent. ts. Clorer HM FanDs, appellant. - 179 Mnltnomab eoanty J. C Fleming, sp ' pellant, ts. GerUnger Meter Car Co. and Bey- moor H. Bell, respondent. 180. Doaglaa eoanty M. 8. Doerstler, re aondent. ts. First National- Bank ef Rose- i bars, sppellant. J 11. Multnomah coooty Columbia - Realty i Investment Co- appellaat. ts. Alameda Land ' Co.. respondeat. . 182. Ine eonntr H. D. Crltes. aonellant. Elbert Bade and J. W. Grant, respondents US. Uartoa eoottty J. W. tearltt A Oow apeellant, ts. B. M. Dlmmlck. raapondeat. 184. YamhlU eoanty ETerdlog A Fsrrell, dent. tb. Oebhardt Lumber Co.. appal llmnj ': Kaval Prisoner Reported. London, No. IK. (TJ. P.) Forty thousand German naval prisoner! aro hold by tho British and 31,000 British naval prisoners ro hold ' by tht Oor mans, it was announced tn tho bouse o commons yostordft. ; ; t ; - , No Record of Alleced Mvrder. 'Now-Tork, No. U. (L N. a Tl"o police hero have no record of anr P trolman Russell over haTlnf boeo killed. , I'i ,:.vi i ' it - Says Britain Not to Bpeady Until Decisive Victory but Is Making Ready. London, Nov. 15. Approval of the proposal that "a combination of peace- loving nations" bo formed at the close of tho war for the purpose of estab Ushing a permanent peace was voiced last night by Viscount Bryce, former British ambassador to the unitea States, at tho meeting of tho May- flower club, an organisation of Ameri cana and Britons in honor of. the Pil grim a. "Already many leading statesmen have proposed aucn a scheme," he aid. -Both Mr. Wilson and Mr. Hurbea have riven It their hearty ap proval: public opinion m both parties alike is daily growing in its favor. "Here lit Great Britain we cannot take practical steps till this war has been as It certainly, will be fought through to decisive victory. But mean time we may begin .to consider what those practical steps would be and we can assure our friends in America of our sympathy with their scheme and our willingness to cooperate in a work to which our common ideals turn." Professor Gilbert Murray of Oxford discussed tho American attitude as he discovered it during a recent visit to tho United. States, giving his approval to tho proposed peace league and say ing that ho did not believe hatred would bo lasting between the nations at war. Co., respondent, tb. Alfred L. Parkharst, ap pellant; U. Moumal, et al, respondenta. 119. Lane county A. J. Mlshler, respondent. tb. J. M. Edmundaon. appellant. 116. Douglas county H. P. Harks, appel lant, va. lbs First Nat. Bank of Boseburg, re spondent. 117. Multnomah county Balph R- Dnnlwa;. appellant, tb. Clarissa Wiley and Andrew c. Smith, respondents. 118. Jackson county L. P. Hubbard, et al. appellanta, tb. William Scott, reapondent. 119. Multnomah county Portland Gas a Coke Co., appellant, tb. Gleblsch A Jopllu, re spondent. 120. Mnltnomsh county Eda J. Ltndatrom, respondent, tb. National Life Ina. Co.. appel lant. 121. Clackamas conntr In re appeal of the Weyerbanaer Land Co. from declaion of board of equalization. 122. Multnomah county W. C. Alrord et ai, appellanta, ts. il. J. Banneld, respondent. 123. Maltnomah county Oscar L. Smith. reapondent. tb. KloyJ J. Campbell, appellant 124. Multnomah county George E. Miller, respondent, tb. State Industrial Accident com mission, appellant. 125. Clackamas conntr M. L. White, re spondeat, Ta. Portland Gaa A Coko Co., ap pellant. 128. Jackson county 8. F. Belchert re spondent, ts. Josephine Sooj-Smltb, appellant. 127. Wasnington countr J. C. Sbane. re spondent, ts. . J. l. Gordon, appellant. 12S. uougiaa county h c. Heuson, trus tee, sppellant, ts. liarley L. Johnson, respond ent. 129. Multnomah county California Trojan Powder Co., respondent, ts. Wadhama ac .Co., appellant. 130., Maltnomah county Frans H. Elllns. respondent, ts. Blake Mcl'ali Co appellant. 131. "Clackamas county Dcrid IS. Brhlun- stlne, and Pbebe S. llrldenatlne, reapondenta, tb. GerUnger Motor Car Co., et al, appellants. 132. Jackson county W. H. Stewart, re spondent, vs. George F. King, sppellsnt. 132. Jackson eoanty C. F. Young, re spondent, ts. George F. King, appellant. 134. Marion county Sherm Swank, respond ent, tb. Mart T. Molsan and J. M. Mo lean, appellants. 136. Marion county Arthur Bansao, by Dorothea V. Banian, guardian ad litem, ap pellant, tb. J. C. DaTla and William Each, sheriff, reapondenta. 130. Clataop county C. O. Monroe, at al, reapondenta, ts. Jamea Withy combe, et al, appellants. 137. Washington county Ouitsre B. Hen gen, reapondent, ts. Margarete 41engen, ap pellant, e 135. Multnomah county M. Merrlmatt Houa ton, respondent, ts. U. L. Keats Auto Co., appellant. 139. Multnomah county Mollis Albright, respondent, ti. U. L. Keats Auto Co., sp pellant. 140. MultDomsh county A. J, Parrlngton, reapondent. appellant, ts. Andy Weinberger, constable, In .'nniuuiniriiimtiMimiiiitMiiiiiiiittnimtim "They do more than please your taste they satisfy! j That's why Chesterfields ore like d good cup of coffeethey taste line and, in addition, they satisfy I x But, besides letting you know youVo been smoking. Chesterfields ore MILD, tool Chesterfield is the one cigarette that can give you this new delight (satisfy, yet, mild), because no cigarette maker can copy the Chesterfield blendan entirely new combination of tobaccos and the greatest advance in cigarette blending in 20 years. "Giv rrn a package of those cigarettes that SATISFY! (a, jr -itiTin uimiff ., CXGARSTTB 141. YamhlU county International Ilar- Teater Co., respondent, tb. Jean Bauer, et aL appellant. 142. Multnomah county James A. Keller, reapondent, tb. Oscar Anderson and Annette Anderson, appellants. 143. Marlon county William Hlckenham. appellant, tb. Henry H. Gralapp and Amelia Gralapp, respondents. 144. Multnomah county Llllle T. Webb, appellant tb. William Ieensee, reapondent. 145. Multnomah county Charlotte x Nelson, appellant, tb. United Hallways Co., respond eat. 140. Multnomah eoanty 8. E. Emerson, re spondent, tb. Portland, Eugene A Eastern By.' Co., appellant. 147. aluitnoman eouniy airst national Bank of Albany, respondent, vs. Klock Pro duce Co., defendant; Hazel wood Co., appellant. 148. Multnomah county Oil rer M. Hlckry. appellant. Ta. John B. Coffey, county clerk, respondent. 14V. Marion county comer at inase. re- pondent, tb. L. V. garage and J. S. Sit- age, appellanta. I ISO. Multnomah county M. Kruae, respond ent, tb. H. P. Bash snd A. E. Borthwlck, appellants. 151. Multnomah county (Two eases) in re eatste of Blcbard Wilson, deceased; Wslter aJarkay, et al, appellants. 132. Mnltnomab county tl. E. tbdct, re spondent, tb. Coin Mfg. Co., appellant. 153. Columbia county Ulty of Clatukanie. appellant, ts. J. W. McDonald and Charlotte M. McDonald, respondents. 154. Multnomah county wm. D. Allen, ap pellant, ts. People's Amusement Co., respond ent. 155. Mnltnomab county Mary F. W. V. Matlock, reapondent, tb. J. D. Matlock, a- peljant- 150. Maltnomah county Seattle dock co.. reapondent ts. Mac-lte Fire Proofing Co., et al, respondenta. pacific Surety Co., appellant. 137. Marion eoanty J . (.:. jonea, appeiiani. tb. G. W. Skllea and M. N. Lewis, respondents. 158. Multnomah county Bobert Balfour, et al, appellanta, ts. Blchard B. Knight, respondent. iu. Mnitnoman eoanty josepnine v;nra- dlnsky, respondent, ts. M one ml a Evana, re spondent. Mary E. Lent, appellant. 160. Mnltnomab county Portland Oregon City By. Co., respondent, tb. W. A. Sanders, et al, appellants, James Wltnycomne, et ai, re spondenta. 161. Tillamook county The Henry u. wa- Tls Lumber Co.. appellant, tb. A. F. Coatee Lumber Co., respondent. 162. Moltnoman counry v. J Dempsey, re spondent, tb. B. L. Ball, at aL dependents, Heury Zorn. sppellsnt- ii. Mattnoman eoanty uary n. renmngs, ztspondent, ts. Peter Glbonl. appellant. 164. Mnltnomab connty k. l. McKera ami M. 8. Hognea, respondenta. tb. Corporation of the Royal Exchange Assurance, appellant. 165. Marlon county F. E. Hums, reapond ent. ts. Klrer L. Bice and William Each, ap pellants. 106. Hood Blrer eoanty W. H. Roandtree. et si, respondenta, Ta. Mount Hood Ballroad CO. ana vnas. r. tany. appellants. 167. Multnomah connty Clara J. Aanand, appellant, tb. Emma M. Austin, respondent. 168. Wsshlngton eoanty F. M. Ueldel, ap pellant, ts. J. w. 8bate, respondent. low. ciatson county J. P. raiomati. re spondent, ts. Oscar LaorelL defendant, T. Til Ukalnea, appellant. 170. Mnltnomab connty joaena aicrnee- tera, appellant, ra. Or. N, L. Smith, rea pood- en t. 171. Marlon county Statesmaa ran. Co.. re snondent. ts. Frank Foltin. et aL apneUaats. H. V. MeClean, et sL defendants. 17Z. Mnltnomab county j. nana et ai. an nellaata, ts. FUgg A Standifer Co- respond--. ent. - 173. waaco counry 4. w. mmrart, re spondent, ts. O-W. B. A It. Co., appellant. 174. Doaglaa county Two eases), Dong las Co respondeat, ts. Soathera Oregon Co, et at, appellants.. 175- Douglas county A. Creaaoo. appellant, ts. Doaglaa county, respondent. 176. Tilltmook connty City of Bay City, ex rel C..F. 8tone and J. U. Hlcka. respona- ' ent. ts. P. A. Ssadberg et aL appellants. .' 177. Multnomab eoanty George 8. 8ne herd. respondent, Tsu lnauan, Poulsen Lnmber ce., appellant, k . "- v.,- ; v ' 178. Coiombla eoanty AVtbert . 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