Morgan-Abbott Barker Co. v. Southwest Cracker Co.

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Logan

Reversing.

Appellant, through it salesman, W. H. Barker, who was a member of the firm, sold to appellee 2,720 gallons of beverage known as “Ginger Hot.” Shipment was made on October 14,1920. The net purchase price for this quantity of the-beverage was $2,444.52. The shipment was received by appellee about ten days later. It was unloaded from the car, and placed in the custody of appellee.

The appellee at the time was located in Wichita, Kan., and it was a wholesaler of candies, cakes, crackers, and other like articles. The appellant at the time had its…