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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Published every Thursday in The

Published every Thursday in Ihe
Herald building, on Main street, IN
the live and growing City of BAN
berg, being issued from a printing
Office which is equipped with Mer-
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cylinder press, folder, one Jobber, a
fine Miehle cylinder press, all run by
electric power with other material
and machinery in keeping, the whole
equipment representing an invest
ment of $4,000 and upwards.
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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Tighe, Murderer, Bought Freedom
A New York telegram SAYS:

A New York telegram says:
Martin J. Tighe, the wife-slayer,
who was liberated from Sing Sing
prison shortly after he offered John
l.. Hinkley and Alderman Thomas
Darcy, of Poughkeepsie, $4,000
to obtain his release, is living at No.
1S Perrin street, Binghamton, N. Y.
It was learned yesterday that within
a few months of the time he left his
cell he married the widow of Charles
F. Petry, wealthy saloonkeeper.
AS told yesterday Tighe refused to
pay the $4,000 and was sued by
Darcy. 1t was this suit that caused
Gov. Dix to investigate and trap the
sellers of pardons last spring as they
were preparing to obtain the release
of other prisoners.
Charles F. Petry died in 1908,
leaving his widow property valued
at about 100000. This largely
comprised real estate and included
the buildings at the northwest corner
of Broadway and One Hundred and
| Twenty-second street. In one of the
buildings the Tighes went to live and
remained there until some months
ago when they removed to Bingham
ton, where Tighe invested in a chick
en- farm.
Former Police Captain William
Walsh, who has saloon at No. COL
West One Hundred and Twenty-sec-
ond street, rented from Mrs. Tighe,
and who is we'll acquainted with
Tighe, said yesterday the ex-convict
is supposed to be suffering from dia-
betes and general debility.
eve never could figure out how
Tighe obtained his pardon" said the
former captain, Il guess the story
yesterday explains it. However, it
doesn't make much difference be-
cause his condition was such when
he was here last that we wondered
how he was able to get about.
"The ex-convict looks all of fifty
years old and it is hard to believe he
is in the early thirties. He is try
ing to regain his health running
chicken farm, but I understand he
will never be we'll again. My un-
derstanding is that Tighe has no
money"
Mrs. Petry was we'll known in the
vicinity in which she lived and her
friends expressed great surprise when
she announced her intention to marry
Tighe. That she should choose an ex-
convict for a mate shocked her &C
uuaintances. furthermore there was
wide disparity in their ages, the
bride being ffty-fve and Tighe but
thirty-three. Whatever may be the
state of Tighe's health now he was
healthy enough when he passed out
of the prison gates. Charles Penn,
who looks after Tighe's property
and has an office in Walsh's saloon,
said:
"Tighe is desperately i'll and sell
dom comes to New York. I think he
spends his winters in Florida, but ]
don't believe he will be able to tell
how he got out Of Jail, but do know
that every one around here was as
tonished at what was termed his
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Charges Favoritism.

Washington, Feb. 24.-Charges of
favoritism of the postofice depart
ment toward B. F. Cummins, con-
tractor and a brother of Senator
Cummins, of Iowa, in that G. P.
Grandfeld "entered into an out
rageous arrangements with Cummins
and that the department cancelling
machine committee was guilty of
gross neglect" were made to the
postoffice to-day in report OF the
committee on expenditures in the
postofice department. The commit
tee majority reported that B. F.
Cummins exerted an influence on
both Grandfield and E. T. Bushnell,
chief clerk to Grandfeld, which was
"highly prejudicial to the govern
ment's Interest,"" that Grandfeld
and Bushnell deliberately and syste-
amtically favored the Time Marking
Machine company and the B. F. Cum
Minis company represented by Cum
Minis and that there was an under
standing between Cummins and
the department officials in the adver-
tisements of four year contracts for
the cancelling machines, that if his
lump sum bid was the lowest, he
would receive an exclusive contract.
The report also charged that the
cancelilng machine committee was
dominated by DR.. Grandfeld so as to
render it's findings partial.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Is human life to be held so lightly

Is human life to be held so lightly
in South Carolina that a lynching
will cause little comment and no ef-
fort made to find the murderers? 1t
seems so. A negro was shot to death
by mob in Clarendon county few
nights ago and nothing has been done
about it. Yet he was put to death
for a trivial charge. The report of
the lynching says he was charged
with assault and battery. The ad-
ministration of law in South Caro-
lima to-day is a shame and disgrace
on the peace officers, and yet the best
people seem not to be concerned
about it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27

And now our good old friend, ex-
governor NJ. F. Ansel, is trying to
get in the way of political lightning
again. He wants to be Federal
Judge to succeed Judge Golf, who
has been elected United States Sen
ator. Fact is, if the air is charged
with anything like an Office, you can
depend on the old fellow getting in
the way if he can. However, we
wish him we'll.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Happy New Year to All

Those who wish to buy fresh meats
such as pork in season, beef the year
round, will do well to call at the
Peoples Market on Church street
near colored graded school building,
or phone S8-L and have your Or
ders filed. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Meats delivered anywhere in town
free. We also repair shees' and
harness, try US when you have any
thing in this line. Our prices are
reasonable; our meats and work are
the best. We are here to please.
A. w. BRUNSON, Prop.
Ramber2. s. @.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
A Coat Made from Horse-hide.

Mr.. D. G. Vickery, who works at
the Barnwell Lumber Company's
plant near town, has a coat that is
quite a curiosity. Before moving to
Barnwell from Michigan, he owned
pet morse that he thought great
Geal Of. The horse was injured and
it was decided to have him killed.
This was done, and the hide was
carefully removed and dressed. Two
great coats and two large robes were
made from the hide. The coats make
a very handsome appearance, the hair
being about an inch long and quite
soft to the touch. For warmth they
are said to equal the more expensive
coats.-Barnwell People.
When man loses his heart his
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
NOTICE FINAL DISCHARGE.

On Friday, February 21st, 1913,
at II O'Clock a. m, I will file with G.
P. Harmon, Judge of Probate for
Bamberg county, my final accounting
as administrator Of the estate OF Jno.
J. Copeland, deceased, and will ask
for letters dismissorY as such admin
istrator. j. L.\COPELAND,
Administrator.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Thursday, Feb. 27, 1913.

1t is really astonishing to note the
number of papers in this State that
"fell for that free advertising of the
new ship of certain steamship line.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
"Indian and Buffalo" Nickel.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The new
nickel of Indian head and Buffalo de-
sign will be put into general circu-
lation on Saturday. Already the
treasury department has received ap-
plications from banks for more than
100000 of the new coins.
He is a wise man who is able to
conceal his importance.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27

The people of South Carolina
should remember that poverty, not
prosperity, follows in the wake of
Iawlessness. Crime never brought
prosperity and progress and never
will.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
LODGE MEETING.

Bamberg, Lodge, No. 3S, Knights
of Pythias meets first and fourth
Monday nights at 1880 p. m. Visit
ing brethren cordially invited.
GEO. F. HAIR,
Chancellor Commander.
A. NJ. DENBOW,
Keeper of Records and Seal.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27
Family Sentences Him.

Charles Weiss, who last week
pleaded guilty to having three wives,
faced Judge Mulqueen, of New York,
to-day for sentence. Turning to his
numerous family, which was present,
the Judge said:
what shall l do to this man.
He is a menace to womankind.
Send him to prison for life" declared
wife No. l.
Send him to jail for the sake OF
the community" said wife No. 2.
Il love him, but he is dangerous
man and should go to prison." was
the verdict of wife No. ;.
Yes, send papa to jail, chimed
in the prisoners four children Of as
sorted maternity.
And Weiss went to Sing Sing for
seven years.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27

Will Bethune, colored, will be elec-
trocuted at the State penitentlary
Friday for murder committed in Clar-
endon county two years ago.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1913-02-27

When q man loses his heart his
head has to do lot of extra work.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19

! "a
II,
OVER 5000 ~ 81 sAisED TN OLEEc,
ON MP EsslvE
cEREMo NY 81

The edication Of the new basement
Of the Bethel Evan elical Free church.
Sunday afterno ons occurred at yery|
ppportune time, fol loWingg as 1T did the
gelicaI dnissio ion meeting which
had attracted to the city al large i ,Ir IN:
her of5the clerg rom various parts ess
the state and the lay del gates repre5
|senting their respe ctiye parish les. Two
very oquentS sernons were delivere ed
at the Hde dication servi F B,
Josephe Of Coop erstoWn delivered
I a sermon id ssSorWegi III and ReY:ssss ..
|Wulfstad AN Eng ish3 sermon NE
Opening prayer was lead by Rev, 81: g.
lSarston Of Lit civil Ell and the dedina.
ltion prayer aiVen byI$S'a sBjudss sc
loff Vinnip Musical nun;
bsrs were given by Mrs. @. Garls onef
iChurchs Ferry Ind the Bethel string
band OVER 200 vas raised b,ss fhe
ieoilecti ion II {ESI5s
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POSSE REcAPT RES lT NO BUZZ
TWO PRlso IN Frs Re-
ET IA ARG

Vahpe ten,s Dc. our
men ESCAPED from tie COUNTY jail 8sn
Tuesda The escaping men broke 4
barsi one of the nd oRs which was
sawed last nm r, and lded again.
hun nd John Br eston. char
ed with burglar 1, 4 d conparl with
doe Me- ynn, charge ID with robbery,
and John sradl y,i5sla federal prisoner,
were detailed yseterday 20 scrub ont ut
the corrido 81 the the time lllsa
the puty ~ eharge8 la saw them
they were at d v9o stSs hen lle
trrned Jew moments later til esyy
were gone. hast search tlle
city result ted in the recap ture of Nc
EGlynn an d sBradl eY thin TWO locls
the Bates and Breston arc
still sat large. and the 9anth rities a
ton have been urlalble to locate
them though 5tlle y have had pt,sss
aait onob les seac HING,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
MA YHDRpP CHI ARG
RID Ease


. !, Dec & hat tile
relatives "a ssordon viii not
press the anurd er e harge against fFs a
tnlast ter telope ,h1t n
belief the people on tIle insid e.
Gordon VI as shot an id XII led sin thet5af.
fice of AAtttorne glers ardtalnl
on oYenbe "a
arrai gned last week. and
PLEADED not guilty tIo the rye II
||3Inurd Ter case s;;bes tried in
co.iirt cklnson 81
Decembgr
Unless more anna Gin 81 denee sof
nature more Than irctins tantial
Eis produced ii not elieyed that
IiEIiilf vii he con ict sdl
district court pie ins on
l4Wsek, Attorney was
|laWarded a erdicstt INST the
aDickins on for 2255O charged fof hi sgal
I.servicess ther than arin oI Y:
tions. hut III portance ~ ia1l s
taken ip 4 he slistrict court III
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19

EBRoTHER RS RS lan Y OkER FOR
4 GIR DE- EE IN ,asss
10 ES5 'Qyii 81

lee am and
George 8el knas otther ~ and els
sffol anne irl,s turd layed
poke de nine which sd ould have
the cl ear to the irl' ii ections
asIliies Won and Old tie
lsgirl, essie Pei ier, eir method
III selecting and, BURN the eyeniirss ~
they arrange 90 1ried
NY ~ hsn James ret irne honae eieorge
was abs snt othtng 81
Bsit Until todas 81 ] al stiga,
tion as made result time Al the dis
eoYery hat George the poker galne
lover loped shs the cir, and
that they had ssaso An to Jana To
narrfe
| NJ oil1l
tain Itlli stric her
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
E'o !. 5 4. I e / J
ll;a 4 /:
7,ei TX
TfiiRTEENY EAR o I'D Lad WRITES
ON HREE SITS To
Sd T III 81 CURTIS.

3s That @th he students of the North Ia
kota School for the Deaf are being
given practical education and that
they grasp 4 fairs in which they came
il contact IN a very thorough manner,
is indicated by an essay wntte.l by
Herbert g. Bill gneier, a e 10 Years,
on 0nr Three Visits to Courts. .'5 ~
follows
sss We visited the district court in com
5pany With our teacher, Miss Rho es,
and also ,ong and his class one
morning about three weeks ago
was opening Of the trial of
Behnke for the murd er Of Il H AIRY
SFreese. AT .aWton, this county On the
evening of the eleventh OF July !, Iass.5
Judge Butte was the presiding Judge
and Rhodes exp aimed 10 us who
EIHhe various persons 4 il the
room were and where they sal. sst..
Etorney Hilbert prosecuted the case
land fforme JIldge lsowan was for the
defendant. he case was a legal bat
tile bet# the two 4 aWyers.
lss8sf Miss Rhodes commune the evi-
tdence given and 9th Ell occurrences Il b
the court to us by means OF signs. sss; a;
Our second yis it to The district conrs
was on the morning Of. the 226tth of
lSoVenlb q he trial was near its end
tand Cut hbert CAV e5his plea to the Jury
/ land SW Il also heard a part Of :
fpIea through a Hiss Rhodes as before.
4, The trial Sended in che eyenin Of the
same day, the jury returning a verdict
;fIof not guilty and the prisoner was re
i LEASED.
learned how the proeeedin ii
court were carried On. as many d
us had never been In a court before
e listed the ~ IN s. district epIrl
lin the aft rnoon Of the iii th pfg DeeeHi
& Der. The federal court is in the pos
q office building This ourt d as prgsid
Ted over by Jlldg sc on.
Hiss Rhodes exp planned to as lios
81 the court procseded and also comm AMI
Gated the evidence given, TO us.
man the name Of il billard was ISL
ling the 500 line for S. 5, 900 The as
was the outcome of an accident 5Iieai
q this scho in which "a car driven d;
Il q emit over an embana
sIIsnlent Of the s 90 railroad at mic igh
4 one day In april and, Rebillan s bac1
Twas injured and he pied, an
ysIafr Cha mbers, edit OF the Church
I u Ferry wa s illed. The eYidene
III VI showed that it s fault, a
s. his head gllts ere not on, and a.
!. lease was thrown # ss3
had never been in federa
court before and armed a good 4 dass
this time. too.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
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3
b ana
DEcIDEsHTo Ecc TIE q I'M MO lTAtln
ssss ssfo Rls VIZ TlA
aSURAhl ii e oMl7 llrlFY i III lS3s


Il 1Tsnneyy 10 made ID sue
cess s6f the ms ilrance siness in these
parts and who las} eYi dent la IA his
services recog nizzed the New u x ork
Mutual sSI life ms tirance CONF any /
be transferred tn Nonta ana the first ST
the ear where he has Stbe Zen promoted
M the ion o Il st te agent for NJ on;
tala
S \ gnney writttten "a great
ane cunt Sof TIE ms urance i'll this sec
zion ana has al way ranked at the top
3of The list re IL vea Ellis head
quart ers at Bill lings, M on w lich placa
he is we'll pleased With, 8cl aiming II
the grow ing met opolis OF M ontana
that, has ca - ond erfull les the
last IN
While We regret to ! lose Mr. N enney,
an active work lip.
building Devils I,ake. as a direct Of Of
the numerical yll We cong raIu
hate Billings on securing the raw
timber and Wish the Tenney family
gthe best OF success in the new fie I'D. s35s
| Mrs Barthseal Of athef
down Sunda to see her me ther, Mrs
sosWo rth who Is II with Sl;slh,u
maj ism Il M Grey Hosp ssIrs
Il Yed:
OF Barnes ille
I5nsfinll; AS been a guest at the VIM
lIDoWney home 822a lint venue AMI
returned tos his home The Baum gert
Tens aild Down e3ss We're old neighbor!
ian BarnesVi lle
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
FINE Corr is Used BY RAM sES
GO UNITY STU DE Rlz Is
s. SAsVARDED.


The winners in the corn contest ares
n fired ssprag cue, ak
s r. eseph Shell yer, AIIinneWa ukaI IA
ss;.;3t Louis Brend din g, reshWat ter:
\ Yerett Horn Dry Lake
81 ella Mel Donald, Grove s,5ss 3ss sS /
segne$ El gaen. 2 nv LAX s sss.
s E5i ora arskk III
sSs ST. ustaye Thel inne. wan IA h. u
h iss. Kirk and Henry Hale have bees
selected to Judge the corn grown Thu
summer by the school chill ren .
Ramsey county and /; they will picl
out the eight children who will sreeeiv'
as 81 priSe trip to Fargo to attend tn
boys and girls institute at the agric,l1
tural coll ege. s5
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19

II
I |
!; / /! 4 Get
BANa UET For WE'D SESSION pF
III Il oDG Es ED AS

sBAN61UEJs$EG kslS3ye-U# SESSi0t&ak3E
TIA oDGEa Held i Asst
IisS8 &.
The officers offs the
Installed last eVeffling with amp iiveS
ceremony mrs a HlI... AS sins
:staaling$ officer eond &c ted the work
Iheautif fully and was ASST listed l,sSS
ems. sssssFeeS as rshal !.
Powell q Yalued Der who has
served the Eastern Star in MAJ prom
[inent1 and res ponsib leS OFFICES and lars
ali ntil1iate know ritual
AS She directed til ~ Wo last Eeni-ng
she gave itS an ex essiye & int erpertte
|tiion Il hat bro glht out al deep
meaning of cers stalled ere
orthy aIlS
orthy \. M Bert afiidass:
Associate ssn
II retar 81 rances
reasur ,onnolly
ctress Wang
were
de Ttll It,las
IL sss
Is. s5,rny
IisS llssIitchel
ectr Jane
Ward eo.s denbs
Sent me eenbe
ghapl IS llinsor
Marsh ems ssEee
sI OrgaIist ma 5is;
The ttendane of Inen1b beers asEsIa
4 Asually good. eo.s Ilerg ensAas
sIepastts Worthy ma presentes
8 Withsa worth ma trons jewell II
u token of URN the
q low ed
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b
jcoLu MRi fioTE u + AgnEpI 81 20.
PiG clAa q 70 IA ARGs 81,
Ont

B NAT ION the charge
of piiagiilss Frat. vert 81 tllls
sG6lambia
the district week folio Ing
raid ina silss ifs and los;ll
police 4 lei
the scene he b III iii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19

Miss Evan ING aar and Haze
sIalaer ge horne tlse al
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
$ D D u !: J I! 5
lea
SFoREsTERs IA MI i, IN TO At q
81 N sEcu hin 6 VI
VI fAR Il:

ores ers held 5a 81 eet-
ms ruesd as Nen ms II their hal as
report ven Y elf,
man commit ee On arm
MN ii ee intends to make
Ill possible for Id fam lies in this
city who locate 81, mas 10
find s,litabls es M
rang enents them { toS secure the
means TO h start FARMING.
They we're quite Senconra ged ggy the
success of K.
Va Is Herman Tues gen sang ennr
solo and acc panied on the
piano sbys ghter Miss Maylne
Lunch icon was served by committee
OF ladies consisting of Mesdames sS.#P..
Flume rfelt II }Daele !. NJ Kelly ..
L.s Stewart JosepIh Tickertt AIilton
fDaeles nd Az ayne sHuesgen anu
Miss Helen Den son AT their next
ImeetiA fsihe Tuesday i'll !. IN
uary, the i crest rs hold public
install atioA to IN hiicI all church mem
hers vii ingit oresters from
webster Re, kWeat her, Crars
Penn alld man 9TH rs mel ghborins
towns viii he here Tor the installation
which bel preceded by the initia
l ton of N wei new members
Miss Kathsryn Degnan who is 81
tending Sacred Heart acad envy i
Fargo pend Chris nas with ne
/; II sA Deg An.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
lRlGG n MI SIT sERvl sss
i'll Nf FL NJ / oW


Dec '.stsr
issschantz, eonYi ted 8in / Morton county
seven years n g IS must
serYe the sentence il the count
The supreme court hand led down 4
decision To that affect, dem iing the an
plication so han for of al IA 4;
beas CORP,
Several int restlng points IN;
VOWED All the eontr Vet'sy cllalits:
Was sentenced sby the Judge of the dis.
4 while outside the iilris etien al
the district III uestion. and this WAS
| cited as point. A. s2 ds
|fendarts held al ll
such sentence vas va
Seven years III Yened from tl. l
time that e as b con
cted Sin the tim ttiilnaias
sent fenced ttss the county,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19

3 tsfa TAD les ~ llo afe
q ia teaching ccilioel he honiss.
hi iss viii me- mere
h rom lsts
ayl,ell III rum ID rom
III rorn Leeds Iiss
lI,lpa rsssi, lse from leeds, Miss
t .Janni lle Town "a, iss
I ,ertfla rom his bore,
] 1yiss iioe Duils eIil
isss a It'll sllisirc chs
/ and III iss eaiaS sskrat ass form ars M;
3afiss IuFief from iIlneNsaa u
4 Kan to mes NJ enIssl
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-12-19
ACCUSED RI ENiAT TIN q,
FEE I'll ms OF f E


ames II Dec.
aD. Hunt n poll y dent istt IS:
900 arnage action
lslasuunehed by an lace, alienas
ton Of Mrs al ace y affections being,
charged: he 4 reach I,e
ltntsnaa district Jury late IL, ~
day
rl1er residin al
James char ges that 1unter
Ialienated 5slal wife ! q ffecti ions nile
making visits Il, 4 this district Iraetics
Sing dent dsnee5 has been, 81 "
sens nature
Both ace, # sIie r a,us band,
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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-06-13
GARAGE IS COMPLETED

The Ladysmith Auto Co.'S garage
has this week been brought to COM
pletion. With the new part, the dl-
mensions of the building are 5Ox1OO
and it is one of the most modern
garages in upper Wisconsin, in fact
with all conveniences to be found in
any sales garage anywhere.
The west part, built last year, is
devoted exclusively to storage OF
cars. The garage has storage capacity
for at least thirty cars, including the
rear portion of the new part. The
front of the new part is the office
and show room and is very beauti-
fully and artistically finished.
Under the new part is a base
ment for the heating and commo-
dious wash room for automobiles.
The front of the building looks
very attractive having been given
stucco finish.