Qualley v. Snoqualmie Valley Bank

— The mind of a Gaboriau might grasp the turbinated whirl of incidents in this case, hut one not similarly endowed experiences some difib culty in unraveling the confused skeins. As near as it is possible to state the facts, they are: In October, 1918, A. Q. with his then wife E. Q. sold land in Benton county to P., taking P.’s note arid mortgage on the land for $4,800, dated October 1, 1918, and payable in five years, with semi-annual interest. In August, 1919, A. Q. purchased land in King county from P. 1ST. and M. N. In that transaction A. Q. and H. Q., his then wife, gave to P. N. their…