Howard v. Marshall Motor Co., 22,643 (Kan. 5-8-1920)

The opinion of the court was delivered by

-Mason, J.:

Lemuel Miller, a porter in the employ of two motor companies at their garage and salesroom, was driving an automobile along the street at a speed estimated at from thirty-five to fifty miles an hour, when he ran into another car on a cross street with such violence as to drive it upon the sidewalk, injuring Fannie Howard, who was standing there. She brought action against the companies and obtained a judgment against them, from which they appeal.

1. They contend that the evidence did not warrant a finding that at the time of the injury Miller…