Savage's Case

This is a proceeding under the workmen’s compensation act. The employee worked as a carpenter for the subscriber in its shop. For his own convenience and not as any part of his duty to the subscriber, he used an automobile to reach his employment. He had been in the habit of putting his automobile by permission of the subscriber in a building, which might have been found to be on its premises, once used as a coal bin but at the time in question provided with doors, though without a roof, and capable of holding three or four automobiles. After having placed his automobile in this building and…