Featherson v. Continental-Keller Co.

— We have so frequently expressed ourselves on the general principles applicable to the case before us that there is and can be little or no dispute between the parties as to such rules. The difficulty lies, as is to be expected, in the application of the facts to these rules. We have so many times spoíien on this subject that it will be necessary to refer to but a very few of our later decisions, leaving the investigation of others to those who may be interested therein.

As a géneral proposition it will not be denied that the finding of the industrial commissioner on disputed questions of…