The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-13


Grating it liable for the death Of the child
under the doctrine Of tho ''turntable''
4lI the Jsstiees esncsrrins.
/ Attest: D. A. VALENTINE.
tSealJ Clerk Supreme Court
The Hundley Dry Foods Company. cor
poration. Appellant
": II. 1nssills. App.a,e.,
Appeal from Mitchell County.
REVERSED.
syllabus BY the Court smith. J.
!. There was no sufficient evidence Of
fraud IN the procuring Of the .pfctnisDury
note sued on. to justify the submission to
the jury. Of the question of, fraud AZ de-
Johnston. G J.. Mason. J.. Porter. J..
Beneoo. Z. West. =. conturring.
Attest: p: A. VALENTINE.
IDeaLJ Clerk Supreme Court.
No. s.1ss
Buck Stove 4 Range Company. ct al.
Appellees.
vickers. ct al. Appellants
Appeal from Saline County.
asSso, IN y {. shs csST sSsh ana
beins pressed BY numerous creditors con-
veyod all hie fea. estate Including lis
homestead, to his wife's father for a con-
value part of the consideration was
LOCO in cash which was at once applied
bank Of which he was president. Another
part of the consideration was the assump-
ton OF q mortgage on the land. The remain
by two promissory notes Of the grantee
ly. The debtor vas without other re-
intent to hinder and delay creditors and
had tat effect within the purview Of the
statute Of frauds ana perjuries- Gen.
Stat. 1909. sec. 3S34.)
An the Justices concurring.
Attest: D. A. VALENTINE.
[Seall Clerk Supreme Court.
No. 1870.
The Allen County Agricultural Society.
corporation. Appellant.
w.
The Board Of County Commissioners Of
Allen County. Kansas. Appellee.
Appeal from Allen County.
AFFIRMED.
Chapter 1.a. Law. Of 1911. i in conflict
and therefore void for the reason that it
attempts to impose upon the county boards
Of certain counties the mandatory duty to
issue warrants to agricultural fair associa-
tons to assist in the payment Of prem-
iums. q subject which is not clearly ex-
pressed In the title Of the act.
All tue JUSTICES COnCuTTln8.
A true copy.
Attest: 2: A. VALENTINE.
tSeaf1 Clerk Supreme Court
No. 1e,s6a
In Re Mary Turner.
Original Proceeding in Habeas Corpus.
Writ Denied.
sy''ae"s E., ,,,. BY the Court n,s . West; ~, =
probate Judge sitting as the juvenile court
to be delinQuent and incofrfgfble. to as
| sociate knowingly with immoral persons,
ana violating the city ordinances by re-
manning out until late hours at night was
ordered committed to the Industrial
appeared without service Of process on
them, but the child was taken into custody
by the probation officer upon a warrant
formation and belief. A hearing followed
and the testimony abundantly supported
the FINDINGS Of the court. HELD. that
such child In not entitled to a writ OF
habeas corpus because Of failure to verify
the complaint positively.
;. The juvenile court act (Gen Stat.
isos. secs. soss-sils2 has for it. object not
misconduct, criminal or otherwise. but
their removal from the path Of temptation
s6e f me . mt the patns ..
power as PARENs PATRiAE and It's
over those Of Il, minor citiSens ' Who iU"t AZ
disposed to go wrong.
4. In the charge, apprehension. investi-
cation and order involved herein. the
child was not denied any Of her constitu-
tional rights.
s. BY express declaration Of the statute
in question and by the settled decisions
| applicable to similar enactments all such
proceedings, orders and judgments are
deemed to have been taken and done in
| the exercise fothe states parental power,
and neither the stigma nor the penalty
for crime can be held to accompany such
proceedings or order.
All the Justices concurring.
A true copy.
Attest: d. A. VALENTINE
| (Seal1 Clerk Supreme Court.
No. 9S09
The Board of County Commissioners Of
Wyandotte County Plaintiff.
| We.
W E. Davis. as State Auditor, etc, De-
| PENDANT.