GENERAL REPAIRING and UETYLKNE WELDING
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Win. BAZANT.
MACHINIST.
SPECIALTY-GAS ENGINES.
FKYE — BKUIIN COMPANY
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Inspect our Refrigerators.
Assure Yoursv'f of Cleanliness
and Sanitary Conditions.
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Jl'ST RECEIVED |f
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The lies* Line ot *j
\\ orking Shoes
That K\er Lame S
To Alaska.
Also a (. on<i»lete
Line oi Summer
I'nderwcar. in tiie
( nion Saits
The I’lace Where
I Men Out* it.
COTTER'S
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• WILLI\M A. IIKSSE.
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• l . S. Minor.;! Surveyor.
* in nroKi* mc.nkill code
• Cordoba. Alaska.
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-OWN \ OIK AP VK't'MFN 1”
l> NOW IN PI'LL SW I Mi
IN MKTKOPOMT \N CITY
\FW »KK. June 29 - An “own
v ow k apa t» » *nt’* movement is in
i*u*i >v i Two late evidences ot
i.s p. ewing >t eiiirtli a e tin* purchase
l»y the tenants for S2,”>00.000 ot an
aim tnie.t hou. e on Fifth avenue and
the starting of construction on a co
operative an: tm» nt on Park av nue.
which is to cost $1,000,009.
Just the othc • day it was announc
ed that Woodrow Court, an apartment
hnusc occupying the •■•itire block front
on upper Headway. between 109th
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liKl’AIM'MKM' Or TUI! INTKKIOA
Ala-kan l-nj; interim: i'oiiiiiiis>iott
I’ trn.s leave ami arrive at Seward a'..
? follows:—
" Yv A. M. Wednesday and Saturday
r Koosevelt. runnel, Oirdwt ii
A 11 unace. Airive !:«!.* I’. .M. .Mon
viu\ and thursday.
V* ’ lions at Aneho'a^e on .Mowla)
ii-i Friday at M'-d A. .M. ton
Maioauska, Wasilla, Houston, Lai- j
• K«v;na. and on Wednesday at SS'd
\ M. for Matamiska, Kska .and
t'hukalooiu
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t»KI: \lvr VS r. U M lIF.ON.antl
i> no i >tt\ed on the Sewanl- • An
eJmrauc Irani in"(><♦* bullet ear. Ml*.
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;, i,l l7o ti. sihi^ts; had horn sold for
S»;0(), 0,1 t«* the .W^ndiieS ivsidmg 111
the t ure. To > i> sn 9 to !>.• the
fii -t *1 al • F such magnitude to b * 100
• cent cooperatSv and in which ten
ants of moderate*ineans have pa tici
l>;tt *d. In this deaf *oapeh'tenant only
pal up t l v. thousand d<dl-i:> a ca.-h.
In tin lift* avinue t^iiiseation each
t* T-.nnt v as', dh»d Upon: for sl.hO.OOO in
cash. Vl;;. '•
Starting about eight months ago
*u transactions in cooperative buying
ipailnunts1 have mounted in vol
»» ifil they ar ' presently a fixture
nf.rep4ty dealings* and ad of the larg
er real estate agencies maintain spec
RFC L A II It. WILSON. Oph. D. *
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Have vour EYES tested and
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(iLASSES properly fitted.
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KIX.SWOKTH BUIM>IN(<
Seward, Alaska.
Rids will he received at the Rail
road Kuildiiig, in Seward, Room 10,
between I i\ M. and f> 1*. >1. on Fri
day, July 2nd. 1020, for the grading of
"A" street and building of sidewalks
in the Federal Addition, ... between
Third Avenue and a point near the
railroad tracks. For particulars in-,
mare of (i. \\. Colwell, Room 10, Kail- j
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road Ituiiding, Seward. Jyt.'
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al ti* pai Inients in which tin* employ-,
i.«i<> nothing else but handle the J
s lies'oi* aeartiv nt houses to tenants.)
'• iii" ,s ger.oiaKy a profitable lruns-{
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action i‘.;f tiie owner for tenants are j
willing to pay more to retain their
homes titan speculators or investors *
\ . d pay and its said to be profitable .
;h» tenants in that they assure j
ti . i Ives of homes at a cost of only !
v
about seven years average rentals.
Tenant.' i.e approached both indi-1
\Vuul!y aed through mass meetings j
w ti :i ,p < nt. have apai trvmt bouses to
of: !. T i • i •.ant.' a e given a certain
i i. tii of time to d vide and if the\
h {•> take the property the agents
i\. i company to own the building
t,» ./Inch only tenants may subscribe
to t*»ek. 'I'he purchaser of tin* stock J
trots a 00-year lease.
The hoi tage of office and comincr- j
rial spa ■« h > boon only st'eoad to that
r housing purposes in .Vew'\ork am:
cooperative purchasing of office and !
!(»;'• ba'di g by tenants lias begun,!
although it has not as yet reached the
p ,poit ons of anartment purchasing;
by tenants. Transactions in business
oi 'dings differ from apartment sales!
in that while cooperative buying is j
doge it is seldom 100 per-cent so. the 1
■ a! <1 al involves the purchase* by a i
t.; b of a half dozen or so business j
t<> a it-, who apportion the space
an. .themselves and then lease the j
remaind*»r. The management in both.
ca>,\s i*i generally vested in some well
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That Was Ever Made
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.uit* 1 iH'tv I o t'vear i* your most impor* .
t, t n\ •■■»!• 11 'i. u J 1 uy c.»:v't'iilK Didn't get a cheap
1 4ft y*
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hr t • t tit \ '' i * i b r O’vr: n.v we know how to H J^frgSS
make the rub v- r* u her -lie K e.t * vc h wear t t !< ngor _
vr,::v.;;'' Rubber footwear
tU>!\ rk u . 1 U1C I\ ». LlIU i\ ,t!U*v..e i \>p. (0,000 Ulitk I >.
THE B. I'. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY
Akron, O'.u> founoeo ibg9
?c.‘t ;c 0 uneii. u* King Street
■ EESSSfo Selim SI
TRAOC MARK
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KLLSWOKTH'S AlITO FOK IIIKK
Night and Day Service
D.i} Phone— Adams K7.
Night Plume— Madison 61. j
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BEAU T#Y
11 ere is a 2-panelJ
3-ply fir-vcnecr j
door sold at a com- i
moil door price, j
Send for our free
illustrated home
builders’ 1(>20 cat
alogue.
"Hrtter MiHviri,
Sadi and IHn"
R O V 1 G
'll29 First Ave. S.
S E ATTLE
known agent under tin* direction of
the tenants owners.
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SWT.KT SINCUR IS SKNT
HACK TO IRKLAMl TO
(;i; r hirtii ( kutii k ati:
NKW YORK, dune 21)— Francis,
O’lirien, a young stripling famous on !
Fllis island as a stowaway and as a j
.enor of promise, who is on the high
-eas today on his return voyage to
Iveiand, is a living proof that a birth
certificate may sometimes prove an j
• ssentiul document in tin* pursuit of
i career as a singer.
Were it not for his lack of such a
document a.> proof of his contention}
that he was horn in Philadelphia and 1
hat his parents took him to Ireland
ah n he was four years old. young
flbion might now be winning the j
c. v t> of Ammican music lovers, as
lit John Aicv'oi mack, the emulation of
whose career led the lad to secret
bm.-eh' on an American-bound vessel
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'Oi'ic throe weeks ago.
Instead, immigration officials, who t
nave only cold legal instructions to
: irde them is making decisions, saw
lit to place him on an outgoing ship
mb let him try to establish tin* essen
tial fact concerning hi* birth nft»r his
eturn. O’lliien, however, dispaired ol
being able to prove much about his
)iigin. because his father and mothei
are both dead and he has no relatives
n Ireland.
The voting tenor's fame as a singer
on nablv would never haw started to
p cad hail it not hi en for a slight ill- j
It'S; contracted on (lllis Island, cans-1
mg him to be placed in the hospital
or treatment. The nurses there be
anie enchanted with his singing, and
In* was deport d he was giving
•oncerts for the other inmates of the
ospitul as well as for the inhabitants |
>f the island generally. As a result;
O’Brien's name today is on the lips of
ill Ellis Island. The hospital attend
ants were calling his name with tend
er eulogy and expressing extreme sor
row that he had to go back.
O'Brien is only one of hundreds of
veil cases that are sent back to their
• ginal place of embarkation every
a.'iith. There are 50 stowaways on
the island now awaiting orders to go
i;uk never Paving seen more of New
York han its enchanting skyline. Ev
ery incoming ship from no matt *r
what port, according to immigrati >n
officials, brings from two to ten stow
iways, and almost all of thorn have a
fruitless voyage to this country.
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ANCHORAGE COURT HOUSE
’1 he judical department is soon to
advertise for bids for a miniature court
house at Anchorage. The one story
building will be 36 Vg by 53% feet, di
vided into the following rooms: Court
room 19 feet 4 inches by 41 feet; dis
trict attorney, two rooms, each 10 by
12 feet; U. S. commissioner, two
looms, each 10 by 12 foot; district
judge; private room, 8 feet 4 inches by
13 feet; jury room, 11 feet 8 inches by
19 feet, lavatory, and a supply room.
1LV. Hobcn A. F. Davis
ALASKA TRANSFER
Coal, Wood and
General Transfering Phones, Vain ;7 arj 81
HOTEL OVERLAND
Whittemore & Margules — Proprietors
SEWARD ALASKA
| SEWARD WATER and POWER COMPANY
JOHN A. NELSON, Manager
Of lire Av!**nrnl building
* Wayne idue, Agent.
SEWARD, ALASKA.
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