MARTIN, J.
Appellant relies upon Hopkins v. Droppers (1924), 184 Wis. 400, 411, 198 N. W. 738, where it was said:
"These [last cited] cases do not stand on any theory that motor machines are dangerous instrumentalities, or of agency, but are based on the ground that if a father knows that his minor child, under his control, is committing a tort or violating a statute, and makes no effort to restrain him, he will be regarded as authorizing or consenting...
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