Wolfgang v. Henry Thiele Catering Co.

From the evidence we find the following facts: the Clark-Wilson Company owned a lot in the city of Portland, upon which it was erecting a building, expressly designed for the tenancy of the Thiele Company, which proposed to operate in it a restaurant; it was a part of the plan that some of the floors should be covered with linoleum. Mr. Carl Linde, an architect who represented 'the Thiele Company in the construction work, entered into negotiations with the plaintiff for the purchase of a quantity of linoleum. November 29, 1924, he received from the plaintiff a written proposal, quoting prices…