Shoemaker v. White-Dulaney Co.

The defendant Hadley, a farmer in eastern Washington, gave a mortgage to the Farmers State Bank of Connell, this state, to secure an indebtedness of $12,500. It covered wheat to be grown during the year 1921 on certain described lands in Franklin county, and also sixty head of horses, some other live stock, and certain farming implements. It was regular upon its face and was duly filed with the county auditor. Later, it and the evidence of indebtedness which it secured were assigned to the defendant Fidelity National Bank of Spokane. Thereafter that institution loaned Hadley additional sums…