PLUMBING AND
HEATING
Sheet Metal Works
Oil AS. LECHNER
Tel. Madsn 146
LONDON. Nov.. !•*>— By A. P.
\ grub-stake and murdoi ri gored in
the fortune of Damian Ganloner,
whose estate recently came belore the
I'nited Stabs cdeuit court of appeals
of California, ft meant a million to
Cardoner because Harry Orchard was
convicted of mii’dcr in the famous
Moyer-Haywood-Pettibone case which
arose over the kdling of Governor
Trunk Stueonberj? of Idaho, and Cn»
doner had nothing to do wltTi 1:10 mur
dor case either.
It started back in wnen or
chard “pawned** bis interest in the
Hercules mine for a f*ruh-stake. Car
doner advanced Orchard about $t.0OO
worth of food. tools and elothimr.
When Orchard was unable to mak 1
payment. Car doner received t*'e S’X
ten\th interest in the mine and from
its dividends was unable to forsak*'
the little co mtrv store he owned at
15 irke. Idaho, and 1*0 to Spain whore
he bought a floursna** mill and made
a million. He died in the Canary Isl
ands in February
Mrs. Cardoner. who died at Albu
querque in October. l'.HN ^old the in
terest in th-* H**rcu!e> mine tor $3f>0,
OiK). In December, 101T. she brought
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tiIVKN l»> tlu* Odd Fellows
at their Hall
1 O N I G H T
(OMK OH- KVKRYBODY
suit at Pour'd Alone, Idaho, against
the purchasers, alleging that her
share in the mine was worth $1,500,
000. The court of appeals held that
the $.‘150, 000 sale was binding.
The money from the Pardoner es
tate goes to Mrs. Julio (I. Pauchet
Mi'S. Cariloner’s only daughter and
wife of a director in the Manca Arnus,
Uareelona. Spain, and of Pierrier et
p » Pas. A million on the grub-stake.
MINISTRY OK IIKALTH
1 BRl n \N IN
PLANNING MODKL HOPSK
SAN FRAXPISCO. Nov, 15— Sev
S:vv‘ Vat ions of the new standard
1( . . co;vp “to from me comoosi
' * moria** and c* m**nt and the
:i ckr- •** wadis tr such details ns
<»• • > ■» Mioom diesse s and hoo,>
r. clothes lines, have been is
LET IS DO
YOl K WASHING
Phone Main 157
sued by the Ministry of Health. The
standard houses, with alterations
where necessary to meet local condi
tions, will be constructed in all gov
ernment-aided housing projects.
The prospective resident, with a
;?t of these specifications may fol
I ow the construction of his home from
| .he excavation stage through the
bricklaying and fitting and painting.
Standard drain pipes, sinks, cis
terns. bathroom and laundry applian
ces, cupboards, cloak rails, doors and
windows are specified. Indicating the
substantial character ot the houses it
is proposed to build under these* speci
fications, no outer wall is to bo less
than nine inches thick. Kach house is
to have its own hot water supply sys
tern.
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N |0\V \ I TICK NOON TEA
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WITH THE A.MEIiTAX;; IX OKU
! on socially prominent women of Oak
; la ui, across the hay from San Fran
1 cisco, were entertained recently at an
“a iation tea" by Mrs. (J. A. Uucking
| h:: i. mother of (Miff Durant, the avi:i
* to/ and automobile racer.
The guests were whisked aloft sing
ly for flights of from five to twenty
minutes in one of Durant’9 three air
planes, later discussing their exper
iences over the tea cups.
According to information received
at Fail banks recently Mrs. Mary Moul
ton Anderson, an old timer, died in
Seattle August 18. Deceased was a j
resident of Fairbanks a- number of!
years.
S T 0 R M R V 15 15 E R S
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15 R () W N & HA W K I N S
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THE A L A S K A SHOP
Ice Cream Sodas
and Soft Drinks
Candies — Phonographs
Kodak Supplies
Toilet Articles
Developing
Printing
Enlarging
LUMBER and BUILDERS; HARDWARE— I
WINDOWS. DOORS. GLASS, MU.I.-work and BOAT LUMBER.’
\isvnts Uor— STANDARD MARINE ENGINES. STANDARD KID
TROLI.ER. STAND UU) KID.
I’KVE — BRUMN COMPANY
s k \v a u i»
liLsjKst our Uefi iterators.
Assure Vourso'f oi (’leanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
H. V. HOHKN A *'• ,)aV"*
ALASKA TRANSFER
H. V. HOBEN, Manaokk
Coal, Wood and Ice
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General Transit*’*' •"> * I* hones, Main l • aoii Ml
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
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I WI1ITTEMOPE4^MAR6ULlj cigars
MAKE THE NORTHERN YOIJR
HEADQUARTERS WHILE IN SEWARD.
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SEWARD WATER vA POWER COMPANY j
JOHN A. NELSCN, Manner
Office Admiral Handing
Wayne Hi ue, Agent.
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PURE WOOL FABRICS in Variety and Range to
Phase Every Taste. t
REMEMBER WE are not Satisfied unless YOU are.
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PIIONE WRITE or TELL US WHAT
YOU WANT
IF WE HAVEN’T GOT IT WE’LL GET
IT FOR YOU.
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