Kahl v. Ablan

The respondent, S. A. Kahl, of Portland, Oregon, doing business as S. A. Kahl & Co., on July 26, 1929, sued appellants Philip Ablan and wife, of Seattle, Washington, doing business as West Paper Co., on four separate causes of action. The first one was on a promissory note for $15,789.78 and interest, dated March 5, 1929, due July 20, 1929, given on account of rugs sold and delivered by the respondent to the appellants. The second cause of action was for $3,865 for rugs consigned and delivered about April 1,1929, by respondent to appellants, which were sold and unaccounted for by them. The…