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Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
LEGAL DVERTISlN6.
NOTICE.


In the District court of the Eighth
iuu4cal district of Inc state OF Montana,
ia ana for the county or Cascade. In the
matter OF the estate an guardianship
keubeE Anderson, and Carl Anderson,
minors. Notice is hereby given that In
pursuance OF an order Oh the distfict
court OF the Eighth judicial district OF
the state OF Montana, IN and tor the
county of Cascade, made on the Ind day
of October. A. ID. 1919, in the matter OF
the estate and guardianship Oh arthur
Anderson, olga Anderson, Reuben Andef-
son, ana Carl Anderson, minors, the
Undersigned. the guardian or the estate
or said minors, Will sell at private sale
in one parcel 70 the highest bidder upon
the terms and condiuons hereinafter
mentioned and SUBJECT TO the confirn1a-
tion CT the said district court on or after
the i4th day Of November. A. p. 1919,
all the right, title, interest and estate
of the said minors in and to the real
estate hereinafter described, and all the
right, title and interest which the said
estate has by operation of law or other
wise, acquired other than were in addi-
tion to that which the said minors have
acquired since the said property was
tain described piece or parcel of land,
situated, lying and being in the county
Of Cascade, state Of Montana, to wit,
to the south half Of the north half
quarter lWhsEA), and southwest quar-
twenty t20) north, range six (6l east,
Cascade county, Montana, containing
S49 acres as determined by that certain
decree now of record in Book 8 Of
Orders of DEGREES, page 1855, in the office
of the county clerk and recorder of said
Cascade county, Montana. Terms and
conditions of sale: Cash in gold coin of
the United States; ten per cent q0se)
of the purchase. price to be paid at the
time of sale, balance on confirmation OF
sale; deed and abstract at the expense OF
the purchaser, the purchaser to assume
the payment of and take the property
purchased by him subject to county taxes
OF whatsoever kind or nature which are
now or may hereafter become charge
able to or a lien against the property
purchased BY, him. All bids or offers
must be in writing and may be left at the
law office Of /. w. Church, attorney for
said guardian, at room 3o7-oo3 Ford
building, city of Great Falls. Montana,
or may be delivered to the said guardian
personally at her place of residence,
to wit: 1921 Sixth avenue north, Great
Falls, Montana, or may be flied in the
office of the clerk of this court at any
time after the first publication OF this
notice, and before the date OF the sale.
HANNAH ANDERSON. Guardian.
Dated this 2Sth day OF October, A. p.
1918. !. w. Church, attorney for guardian,
Ford Building, Great Falls. Montana j
First publication. October 2sth. 1913.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
NOTICE no cnEp1roRs

In the district court OF the Eighth
In and for the county of Cascade. In the
matter Of the assignment Of Rolla l..
Norris, for the benefit OF creditors.
Notice is hereby given by the under
Norris, to the creditors Of. and all per-
sons having claims against the said
Rolla L. Norris, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers on or before the
both day Of November, 1919, to the
Northern Montana Association Of Credit
Men, a corporation. at its office In the
Ford building. city Of Great Falls. Mon
tana, the same being tho place for the
transaction OF tho business Of the said
estate Dated 25th day Of October, 1919.
Northern Montana Association OF Credit
Men, by w. =. Ignatius, secretary-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
Help wANTED-MALE

-Bookkeeper. Young man who
understands double entry bookkeeping,
must have some stenographic expert
ence: state experience and salary ex-
pected. Good opening and steady posi-
ton. Address, 81, care of Tribune.
SCHOOL BOY, IS or more, to do chores.
milk one cow, for board. Box 49,
Floweree.
WANTED-First class laundryman. City
Laundry, Winnett, Mont.
PLUMBERS WANTED-Steady work
must be first class; no labor trouble.
In writing state particulars. Champlin-
Manson Company. Fargo, N. Oak.
WANTED-Messenger boy. Must be
over is. Apply, Western Union.
WANTED-Middle aged man to help on
ranch and care for herd of registered
Holsteins. Must be good mixer and
energetic. Steady job. State age and
past experiences. T. NJ. Thompson,
Vaughn, Montana.
MAKING EXPERTS-Our new system
of instruction, developed at a cost of
thousands of dollars, not merely fits
men to hold jobs in automobile, gas
tractor, truck, stationary. marine or
the high salaried class-makes them
experts. Special classes in ignition.
carburetfon, battery repairing. Hemp
hills Trade Schools, TOT Hawthorne
Ave, Portland, Ore.
WANTED-Man well experienced in man
aging restaurants, fair accountant, for
responsible position. Must be we'll re-
commended. Apply to L. Newman,
News Office.
LEARN actual auto repair, Vulcanizing,
Los Angeles Y. M. c. A. auto school.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR SALE BY owNER--6oo acres i'm
proved, 500 under cultivation. good
water. Ten miles southeast OF Great
Falls, bargain. p. O. Box T66.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
HELP wANTED-FEMALE

WANTED - Experienced stenographer
Apply to John w. Stanton, lawyer,
Stanton Bank Bldg.
WANTED-A woman cook. 625 First
avenue north.
GIRL for general housework. 1913 Fifth
avenue north.
WANTED-GirI for general housework.
921 Seventh avenue south.
WANTED-A competent girl for general
housework. 1909 Fourth avenue north
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnished, close
in, modern. Inquire: Nick Baatz Co..
402 Second avenue south.
FOR RENT-strictly modern broom fur
nished bungalow, north side INQUIRE: !:
c. H. Mclean.
FURNISHED SHACK, gas and light;
also furnished tent with light. sos
Second avenue south.
TWO-ROOM well furnished and clean
cottage. Call, 621 Eleventh street north.
FIVE-ROOM modern furnished house.
Adults only. $50. Call after IL 511 Ninth
avenue south.
FOR RENT-Three furnished house
5f5 Fifth avenue south.
FOR RENT-One seven-room modern
furnished house at 1920 Fifth ave- No.
Inquire at Montana Power Co. office
for particulars.
IFOUR-ROOM furnished house. 61s Eighth
avenue north.
FOR RENT-one-room furnished house
for light housekeeping, for one or two
men. 7o8 Fourth avenue south.
FOuR-ROOM furnished cottage 911
Fifth street south.
FURNISHED small two-room house,
partly modern. Inquire. 619 9Th st. N
FIVE-ROOM modern furnished house.
621 Fourth street south.
COMFORTABLY furnished four-room
house, one block from car line. cheap.
ST Seventh avenue south.
THREE-ROOM furnished house. Inquire
room B. Cory Hotel
FOR RENT-Seven-room modern fur
nfshed house, three blocks from Hotel
Rainbow 5 Sixth street north
FOR RENT-Four room furnished house
close In, $3.50 per month. Room 5
Sixth street north.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHE HOUSES
UNFURNISHED four-room modern bun
galoW with garage. 1918 Fourth ave. So.
THREE-ROoM HOUSE. sos Fifth street
south. Inquire, 521 Eighth ave. south.
FOUR-ROOM modern unfurnished house
for rent. Inquire. 519 Ninth ave. south.
NICE LITTLE Groom house, best con-
dition, light and water. s1S.25. 1922
Sixth avenue north.
FoUR-ROOM house, partly modern, SIT.
Adults only; Call after H. 500 Ninth
avenue south.
FIVE-ROOM modern house. No chill
dren Call, 500 Sixth avenue north.
F0UR-RoOM bungalow, practically new,
all modern except furnace. Close in.
II. H Stanley & Co
TWO Groom houses, north side Dunn
Block.
FOR RENT-2026 Fifth avenue south,
furnished rooms, s15. 406 Fifth avenue
south, rooms, BATH S25. 40S Fifth av-
avenue north, rooms. s12. Frank E
Mcdonnell, agent, 81 First Natl. Bank
Bldg.
| FOR RENT-Strictly modern five-room
bungalow No small children. 1924
First avenue south.
FIVE ROOMS partly modern. 515 Tenth
street south. Inquire, S14 Second ave. S.
FIVE-ROOM modern bungalow for rent
with garage. 1911 Second ave. north
Inquire, 61o Ninth street south.
THREE-ROoM house. So month Mighty
cheap. 613 Sixth street south.
/ FOUR-ROOM house, north side. Rent
cheap. Eklund Studio.
| FOR RENT-Thoroughiy modern five
room bungalow. Gas range In house
| Immediate possession. Inquire, 1900
/ Second avenue north.
SIX-ROOM modern house. Close tc
school. Fone 1921.
EIGHT-ROOM house for rent, cheap
| Brown. 3113s Central avenue.
| SIX-R0OM house north side Call 9571
FIVE-ROoM house. partly modern. 2101
Sixth avenue north. Fone 6618.
FIVE-ROOM house for rent. Phone 82o6
J. a. Dennison.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to resi-
dence addresses.
FURNISHED ROOMS


DO YOU, lady or gentleman, want nice
warm furnished room for the winter?
Call at AZ Fifth avenue north.
ONE LARGE front room, separate en-
trance, gas for cooking, close In, can
housekeep, $12 per month. Also one
good sized room and closet with
kitchenette, SIS per month. Apply after
moons on premises, Ill Sixth street NO
FURNISHED single room for gentlemen.
Fone 55S6. 213 Seventh street north.
FURNISHED room. sos Fifth ave. No.
LARGE, warm. nicely furnished room.
Gentleman preferred. 1916 1st ave. NO.
FURNISHED rooms. 722 Third ave. No.
WARM furnished rooms Two blocks
from Central ave. Laundry privileges;
electric washer. Good board next door.
209 Fifth street north.
MODERN room for one. 700 Fifth ave. y.
FOR RENT-Front room furnished, mod
ern. 721 Second avenue north.
NICELY FURNISHED front room, $12.
715 Fifth avenue north.
TWO furnished rooms in modern house
for respectable ladies or gentlemen
701 Eighth avenue north.
COMFORTABLE warm room for two
men. 800 Seventh avenue south.
FOR RENT-Good warm room, hot
water, $12 700 Third avenue south.
VERY NICE ROOMS. $40 Fourth av. no.
ROOM suitable for two, 1904 Second
avenue north.
FRONT ROOM-TWo ladies or gentle
man. Board IL desired. 522 First ave. N.
COMFORTABLE room. 212 Third ave. n.
FURNISHED rooms, with and without
bath. Hotel Ben. Fone 9472.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN on city property.
George P. Mallon. 2 Dunn Building.
THIS MUTUAL Institution accepts
Savings Accounts and Time Deposits,
and makes loans on homes Great Falls
Building and Loan Association. 10Th
Central avenue
MONEY TO LOAN on Improved city and
farm property. Lowery-Jackson cam-
pany. ALB Ford Bldg.
MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm and
city property. Harry Newman. No. s
Second street north
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR 'SALE-16o-acre farm, Columbia
river, Stevens county. Washington,
about half in alfalfa. and corn. balance
hillside pasture. Small house and barn,
bearing orchard. Good stock, dairy and
grain ranch with spring water piped to
buildings. No crop failures and mild
winters. VIII sell for small payment
cash and easy trims or exchange for
clear Montana land. Write, G. C.
Morrison. 646 44th Street. Des Moines.
Iowa ssz#&s-
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

BARBER SHOP for sale. lit First av, s.
MODERN HOTEL. 1o5 rooms, beautiful
lobby, elevator, phones rooms, hot and
cold water. brick building center city.
Only 10,500. 81. 800 cash. Clears $500 per
month 81 rooms, modern. Is private
baths. hot and cold water rooms. 81 900
down. w. Hoyle. 14o4 w. Dean avenue.
Spokane, Wash.
FOR SALE-High class. good-paying,
automobile business In a city of $4,000
population. Three popular car agencies.
Retiring from business. Can show prof
table returns to responsible parties
with financial backing. No others need
apply Box 25o Tribune.
FOR SALE-One of the choicest and
best paying rooming houses on Central
avenue. Price is right and only those
meaning business need to call and In
vestigate. Hickman. 324 Central ave.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FURNISHED apartment ROLAND. 216
Second avenue north.
FOR RENT-New modern furnished
apartment on car line. 921 Third ave. S.
MODERN furnished apartment, ground
floor. front entrance, on car line
216 Tenth street south.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment, mod
ern, light, heat, fone, laundry. 7O9
Seventh avenue north.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, mod
ern, light, heat and telephone. All
Sixth avenue south.
TWO ROOMS and garage. 100 Twenty
third street north.
BEST APARTMENT in city for rent to
party buying furniture ST Sixth street
north Apt. 2.
TWO-ROOM apartment. 515 Eighth street
south Berkshire Apartments,
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Observation-Disclosures A!>....
WANTED-To purchase, or lease with
option to purchase silver. or silver and
lead and copper properties. Send full
particulars to ''Mining Engineer,
Room 513, 12o Liberty Street, New
York.
WANTED-Room and board in Christian
home for school boy IL years of age.
Box "A Tribune.
WANTED-Thirty head of good work
horses to pasture in Belt Park. Fine
pasture, grass and water plenty. J. l..
Edwards, Stevens Hotel. tel.
WANTED-School children. good home.
Must be reliable. Cali 1902 Eighth av-
ende north.
WANTED-Poultry ranch, TO 8 acres
near Great Falls. State price and terms
and full description of property. Ad-
dress. Steve Molnar, Washoe. Mont.
WANTED-Good delivery horse. Chicago
Mercantile Co. Fone sST2
WE HAVE customers for desirable homes
In Great Falls; liz you wish to sell your
property at what II Is worth, we should
like to dispose of 1t for you. We ap-
praise and make personal inspections
of properties we accept for sale, and
would not care to list any property
that is priced too high. A. M. Hart
Company. Fone 285.
WANTED-Second-ha hand furniture of all
kinds. We pay cash Fone 694o. ].
Ellsberg Furniture Co.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
BUSINESS CHANCES


A GOOD OPENING for an energetic
young man or woman. Old and well
known realty business. $500 required
for half interest. Full particulars
Write: Realty, Box Sc. stevensville,
Montana.
GROCERY for sale. Box So Tribune.
FOR SALE-Shoe business. Is Third
street south
DRY CLEANING PLANT-Washer. ex-
tractor. filter, dryer. motor. electric
Plenty work, good prices. $3.50 cash.
Owner must seek warmer climate.
VIM. Glennon, Plentywood, Mont,
FOR SALE-Most up-to-date vuIcanfzing
shop in Great Falls. Cheap rent with
lease. Best location In city Box 46
Tribune.
BARBER SHOP-Two-c chair, must be
sold before October 81 First reason
able offer takes it. 2o5 First ave. south.
BEAUTIFUL apartment, 3 large outside
rooms, concealed closets, individual
front porch, must be seen to be appre-
etated. 1907 First avenue south. Near
high school.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
UNFuRN1sHED APARTMENTS

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS
MODERN unfurnished two large rooms,
gas range. On car line. 712 18th ST. n.
BEAUTIFUL apartment, 8 large outside
rooms, concealed closets, individual
front porch, must be seen to be ap-
preciated. 1907 First avenue south.
Near high schools.
CHOICE apartment at the Geraldine.
To6 Third avenue north.
UNFINISHED apartment 3o3 Fourth
avenue south. Apply g.
TWO-ROOM and kitchenette apartments.
strictly modern. for rent. Bungalow
Court. Apply Hickman 324 Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
FOR SALE-FURNITURE

FOR SALE-Ladies writing desk, fumed
oak. good as new. Inquire, Geraldine
Apt. D. Fone 1854.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR SALE-Furnsture of five-room
house. reasonable. Also Duofold sewing
machine, baby buggy. House for rent
Apply, 4oS Tenth street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR sALE-New 5-room modern bun
galow, Academy district, First ave. No.
Apply. 418 Ford Bldg. Fone 6279.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR SALE-Furniture Of nine-room
modern house, $3.50; close in. May rent
house, S35 per month. First Mortgage
T,oap
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FURNITURE Of 4-room house for sale.
Party can rent the house. 3i2 Seventh
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

NEW Singer sewing machine for sale,
reasonable. Inquire, Federal Hotel.
FOR SALE-Bed. 1916 Second ave. No.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

FOR SALE BY OWNER, a seven-room
modern house, with garage. 1925 Cen
fraI phone So57
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

DO YOU, lady or gentleman, want nice
Call at 412 Fifth avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
1st Insertion Minimum 15c End Insertion Minimum 1oc
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSES

HOUSE FOR RENT-Furnished, close
in, modern. Inquire: Nick Baatz Co.,
4O2 Second avenue south
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30
- D1AauAhS. S1Ii1taiS A
P. Malion, 2 Dunn Building

s14o0 FoUR-ROOM house, full lot, ce-
ment walk, boulevard, sewer paid for.
$500 cash; balance payment. Walking
distance Sixth street north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1919-10-30

SCHOOL BOY, IS or more, to do chores.
milk one COW, for board. Box 33,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
PROFANE cops TO BE
DISCIPLINED ~ NEW
NON-SWEARIN CHIEF

Chicago. Dec, 3l.---Chief of Police
Gilman Low. Of Rivert Forest, one OF
Chicagos exclusive suburbs, who was
appointed recently, has distributed
copies of new set of rules TO the
village police department. consisting
Of desk sergeant and three patrol
men.
The rules are sci forth in a 14-page
pamphlet, of which 500 were printed.
The theory is that each family in
River Forest Is to receive one of the
booklets So far four have been given
out. and the chief has the fifth in his
inside breast pocket. Following are
some of its rules;
L An officer who wiifulIy. or even
carelessiy takes cur Lords name In
vain will be severely reprimanded.
and also be subject to suspension on
half pays. and shall be considered dis
Eraeed i'm proportion to what any
clean minded citizen might feel for
such an offense as n shock to his or
her peace OF mind.
2. Officers will not be allowed TO
argue in the station. Your business
is to police your district--not argue
about t. Note: Watch your step.
5. Don't display your wares. such
as stars and guns Be honest, dig
ntfied and hit straight from the
shoulder ..=
4. If an officer Brings In a prisoner
from a district assigned TO another
officer the credit for the arrest will
be given to the officer authorized TO
control the police district in ques-
ton.
River Forest policeman. in addition
TO a salary, are paid $40 for each
conviction The chief evidently is
trying to prevent "butting in" on
anothet ofYfcers territory,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
DRUGGISTS WANT NO
. P|ktRS IN CRAFT
Whiskey Selling Drug Stores In Mi-hi.
gan Are Scheduled for a Rocky
Road to Oblivion.

Herbert n. Hoffman. law enforce
ment executive for the board of phar-
macy of Michigan, recently investi-
gated cona tons In Detroit with ref
erence to liquor sales by drug stores.
He announces that licenses of ali
druggists in Michigan will be revoked
who arc violating the liquor laws OF
the state in selling alcoholic medi-
beverages by the purchaser. Mr..
Hoffman is quoted in the Detroit Free
Press of Decembe IA az saying. with
reference TO the situation in Detroit
There are twenty-five stores in this
city that are under observation. One
such place. against which action Il
nov being taken. is typical OF the sort
OF thing that is going on among these
Detroit druggists.
This sho2. small one, in poorer
section OF the city. has used fifteen
gallons of alcohol to fortify seventy.
eight gallons of wine, eighteen and
one-half gallons of alcohol to manu-
faeture liniment of = certain kind
twenfy-seven gallons for another kind
of IMMINENT, thirty-one gallons in the
manufacture or the so-calied .:Hon.
man Drops" and twenty and one half
expeiler." making in all 112 gallons
of alcohol, used from November Is
to December IS. There are Ave men
and three women employed in the
store, and they all glitter with pros
perity. The shop does not even pos
sess permit from the state to sell
liauor for medicinal purposes
Three Detroit druggists OF this sort
VIII have to account for their actions
TO the board December 80. and many
more will follow.
This is the only way in which drug
gists can protect themselves against
illegal operations in the business and
the Michigan Pharmacist association
and the board Of pharmacy Of the
state have united in taking measures
against violations OF this sort, which
are all too frequent in Michigan.
II has been estimated that about
per cent of the druggists OF the
state are guilty of illegal sales of this
nature. Only 200 of them have per-
mits, authorizing the sale Of liquor
for medicinal purposes. -
The liquor interests argue that pro-
hibitiefa means the Hshefine into a
community. liquor selling drug stores.
Michigan il demonstrating the fact
that the people OF a community do
not have 10 tolerate either the IL
censed saloon or the liquor selling
drug store The whiskey drug Stcre
is feeling the strong arm Of the law
just as are all other Illicit LIQUOR sell
lsrs in the state. Blind-pigginE has
become most precarious calling in
Michigan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
TELEGRAPH EMPLOYEES
RECEIVE MORE PAY

Washington, Jan. Increase in
pay for the employees OF all depart
ments o. the telegraph companies eff
feetipe-teday- are ordered by Post
master General Burleson today
Employees who have been with the
companies more than year and a
half are given an increase OF ten per
cent and those who have been with
the companies for from six to Is
months have Ave per cent. added to
their pay.
The postmast err general say. this
increase IL made possible by reason
OF the savings and elimination OF
waste under federal operation.
The increases do not apply to
premium rates Of earnings. but upon
salaries in effect today.
No per centage increase Is to
operate TO advance anr salary beyond
$500 month. nor more than SIS a
month since the first OF the year 1918.
A scale or maximum and minimum
salaries for IS classes OF employees Is
set out. ranging from minimum OF
$2S ana . maximum Of ITS 4 month
for Janitors and elevator mtn to q
minimum Of, $50 and maximum OF
$200 for assistant chief operators and
wire chiefs.
Morse operators ara, u receive not
- than 80 nor more thar sfse =
month. 81 IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
DANGEROUS NOW FOR
WILKES PARENTS TO
CAMOUFLASE HIS AGE

Indianapolis. Dec. 3I--A man
pleaded guilty in the fedora. court
here to the charge that he and a
youth had ga. in different parts Of the
train and passed ticket checks back
and forth In such manner that both
rode on one ticket. For any onense
against the railroad control act the
punishment may be a fine OF $4,000
to which may be added two years in
prison.
Beating the railroad company IL a
game as old rs the roads themselves.
IT has been a common practice ia
take the children along without buy
ing tickets for them, parents being
hopeful the conductors will think the
little ones under age and thus es-
cape payment OF even half fare.
Another common practice has been
10 insist that the child WINS under age
ana not required TO pay railroad fare.
II this was dope. those successful In
playing the nick usually Dragged
about ii to the neig hbors.
Lawyers now declare thai all OF
these rules are contrary to the fed
eral law, and the day seems past when
little While. aged fourteen, can
seroogc down to the corner Of the
seat and pass ~ an eight-year-old.
II this 10 attempted, his mother may
face Z federal judge and explain Why
she wflfnlly and with malice afore-
thought ccnspired to defraud the
United States.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-01-02
SPECTACULAR TIRE-12
AUTOMOBILES DESTROYED

Alexandria, va. Dec 31--One OF
the most spectacular Ares seen in
this city recently was that which at
3.30 o'clock Monday afternoon de-
stroyed the two-story brick garage
and machine shop together with Its
contents consisting OF about twelve
valuable automobiles. of j. r. Downer.
on the east side Of Pitt between King
and st. Asaph streets
The cars IN the shop were the prop
erty OF different residents OF this city.
The ere spread with such rapidly
that it was impossible to rescue but
a few of the machines, probably about
three were gotten out. The others
were destroyed.
The fire It Is state was caused
when the hose OF light burner. used
for welding purposes. pulled out OF
its, place.
There wAs considerable gasoline
and other indammable material IN
the plGce and In = few minutes the
~ garage gkg naAzn Of 1AmAe.