The Seattle Star Newspaper, December 25, 1913, Page 3

» Earth! He’s Going Back Into Blac By Kenneth Wile ox Payne “Juat one brief year | have | —— had,” Crawford mused, when t “ry came to interview him: “One his year among my living white ON EARTH brothers of the civilized world, @century, An Now | am going back to the S dying millions of darkest Af. be my LA : rica! Those savage souls out Mot die for m there on the mareh in the v w very dimmest recesses of tne } the dark continent are calling me! 1 Ag And there | will live, among the \tri cannibale—tive tii | die! Sthe unheralded mi ary A thow il i thousand miles, {t awa y of 10,000 e Ye AREST outpost of ct has been almost ur ed and & few millon neat i y other white man lives Rewspapers in his rt x heart of Africa—the s¢ Gcross ‘this country, though which, if it really be ‘ON BART | Critics are hailing 18 at all, ts at least, as great Livir | of the most origin { ioe con tia ee ceoeerenes tivating speaker eve ; ‘sealed 1 Stepped on a platform vd wont { Perhaps the greatest of African}! amr explorers.” any i BULL BROS. : Just Printers: THE STAR—THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, t’s Dan Crawford’s Last Christmas on This kest Africa An expedition at the coast which ) rough those terrible 00 nland, There | |met he ‘ Pritivh aut married us. Off there in the witder | news our bables were born —-no ¢ Jtor near, no helping hand! “One of the horrors of Af rlean life, to my mind, Is that you never seo but a blue rit bon of sky overhead, and you must find your way somehow, blindly, through the long, ye low grass, 12 feet high And remember, the lion Is just the color of that grass; and Africa has by no means atamped out all her serpents! That ia why the average man, after being shut up ten years In Africa, is nothing but a bundle of raw nerves I was the years, And | dite \ piring bla much; I have 1013 THIRD *AIN 1043 gles, seen me ndvent pri ad ———_—_———_———— more lfons ONE tles of road 4 ~~ GOOD, prot t any i" * q E ay Sa maga To COMPLI TH it, aft thin : ee ue aa EOrayite Gan Srauteid ny Christy ON KARTH, | i} Se GH answer to my que Sra wtbe years boneless: t ing and of cantiba turning FOREVER to the dew; sake One: tp menee Whe. { fastnesses of dar et Africa? “1 went to Africa.” he said, JANE’S A VERSATILE (Before a visit to our offices) Does This Remind You of Your Case? “to be cured of consumption, as Cecil Rhodes did. And, like him, | found weaith in Africa— not his wealth of gold and Ivory PHOTO PLAYS —but the riches of HUMAN LIFE awaiting the gospel ‘God Is angry,’ the poor sav ages told me, ‘because He is The Cra anta Cla ‘ SILENT!’ Sol am going back [the christmas t the Clas te them to take them HIS | \ hop ul as tons (After a visit to our offices) Wore. to buy a | : I was the first white maa t “ye This, in comparison with | ‘esch the spot, at tials is the above, will show you },", Pe gore the with t what we can do for you. Our) mon over that grave, sacred to the aaa ae work is absolutely first class, most revered of all explorers. LAY ness. 7 are three ingstone died while seeking ‘the ne 6 and within everybody's reach. fountaine of the Nile'—those hidden | ateresting stories are told of the Office Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M. Gundays 8A. M. to 4 P.M, {Tshte guarding his own hare His guilty wives he murdered have seen him commit atrociour WE ADMINISTER GAS) ktiings, actually drinking the blood tot his vietime! of temper on t part. To transform the expression of Mae Marsh instantaneously from tranquility to terrible alarm seem: ed an {mpossibility until Mr. Grif fina hit upon the idea of discharg ing a shotgun unexpectedly, behind the scenes, within a few feet of her head. It is sald the result was perfect. eee Two carloads of wild antmats, consigned to the Pacific coast sto INSURANCE COMPANIES STAND THE LOSS dios of the Film com Our entire stock of high grade Ladies’ Coats, Suits, pany, wer p at Low Angeles Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats, etc., will be disposed by the rail company, which de. of in a hurry at a tremendous sacrifice. Here are sale ona ree ie goer ee Brices: rived. The roars of the ti woke lions kept the neighbors The agent called up the studio and asked what to do to quiet the an DRESSES "$3.87 mse go $3.89 Joe Valuce $8 38 $15.00 Rates teins cmorsina* he tells ope a m Values .... $6.89 Annette K fheruan mith a, com Values .. $11.69 $20.00 $10 69 fin” ster,” featur. $35.00 Values ... a wrincipal cpt e Values $1 469 while laa Baird a a wi _shay COATS g000 «$3.69 SKIRTS of ge Values seers r) drama; “From Rall 8p Pres Valoce Values... 9Be29 iirogare oi’ ea fate $25.00 Si 6 $12.00 Clemmer Until Saturday Night Values ... 0. a Values .... $5.39 ng psp Sie Values ... 4.69 PETTICOATS “Seenen om Lak ke dada, tay ie $4.50 news rate * — _— Values .... | $2.50 Melbourne Until Saturday Night } ing out $5.00 and Paul Rainey Wild fer 1 Pc $6.00 $6.50 tures" tx Teele. Waists .... Values $2.89 Dream Until Saturday Night The Finger of Fate,” Pathe two This stock must be sold regardless of cost. This is Bich haga ree Dip pid your great big opportunity to get real bargains. Bri Fasanay comed Colonial Until Saturday Night THE GREATER HOUGEN 216 Union St.—2 Shops—110 Madison owe Main S101, Fare 500 Round Trip, -Ours Is Better Dentistry! sources of Egypt's river which, long extremes, to whic directors will before him, Alexander the Great) go to got the Fr facial expres-| jand the great Caesar had searched | gion Mr. Griffins of the Mutual jfor in vain, But I was hunting for! to got a show of temper from Mar y| IRN PAINLESS DENTAL | hidden souls, and I found the fount: Pickford, would ¢ Miss Pick: | OFFICES |atns of the Nile! ford’s husbar wet to| Then 1 fell under the domin'on | who ; gn gh ea Cor. Fourth Av. and Pike St. jot that bigody black king, Mushidt. | jack intalligesion: A whleperd 1805 Fourth Av. He had a harem of over . mers 3 The Great King spent Grind!” alw “The Spirit of Christmas vit faid Call I ay comedy and & SUIT CO. te 1418 SECOND AVE Next to Clemmer Theater J) The Grang Until, Saturday Night| drama His Sia c Kid Key a tone comed Mutual Weekly N _- = —— = Her Lagacy K drama The Circuit Uneit on Night Devotion, Don an ° | ise mauler af the fire hich conducts t a ee | BRENDEL DRUG STORE | _.sur'sesecrts 117 YESLER WAY |ma n," Hele dram funded LOOK FOR THE YELLOW FRONT NAVY YARD ROUTE The Shoe Repair Man 3. a “ mh, ; WOMAN IN MOVIES Jane Gail There is something to be made out of the emaliest part ever given to an actor, and the real actor will make that something out of it to the very beet of hia abfiity.” This is the basis upon which Jane | Gall 4 always worked s#inoe she! started to climb the Indd of movie fame. In consequence ly happy playing a baby part, in which curls and a are essen |tial, or in a real dramatic role. INDIAN TOUCHED she is equal sutt case filled valuable lead worth $2,000, enting a year's catch, Wil Ham Denz ia night by a t bh rented a room tm the lower city ¢ trict An example of true loan shark methods appears in a Lewiston, M € A sult has Instt tuted to he value of a ote > 1 intere from at 50 cents a For 126 weeks this inter: reached $63 CUT-:? OHIO gate DENTISTS dentistry , | WE STAND BACK OF OUR WoRK FoR It YEARS’ GUARANTEE “Amalgam eh $1 Gold Crowns... $3 ts $3 Fu'l Sets Teeth $5 & Up ty |Amertean plan fn the dining 1913. McCORMACK BROS.’ 10 Days’ SaleofReady to Wear FOR MEN, BOYS, WOMEN AND CHILDREN LIBERAL REDUCTIONS will be broken lines of which we have only a few of a kind will be marked regardless of their first cost we discontinue. Also It has been the policy Commences tomorrow made on all numbers decide to in With The following will give you a faint idea of the many bargains to be had here now. 4 e y SEE WINDOW DISPLAY 4 this firm ever since we before you new, up-to-date merchandise when the next season this in view we will commence our Ready-to-Wear Sale first opens Men's $20.00 Over- | Men's $15.00 Over- | Men's $15.00 Suits— | Men’s $12.50 Cordu- Sen's 8 $15.00 Suite— coats—During our 10- coats—During our 10. 1 fur roy Suits — During and days’ sale days’ sale our 10-days’ sale TOWN ng our 0. sale $12.75 $9.00 $6.75 <) 50 Men's $22.50 Suits— | Men’s $2.50 Cassi Men’s $3.00 Dress | Men's $3.00 Cordu- 3oys’ 75c Pants— During our 10-days’ [| mere Pants—During | Pants — During r roy Pants— During | During ir 10-days’ sale our 10-days’ sale i-days’ sale our 10-days’ sale le $12.75 $1.59 $1.98 $1.98 49c Boys’ $8.50 Suits— | Boys’ $5.00 Suits— | Boys’ $5.00 Boys’ 50c Flannel} $16.50 to $22.50 Two pair Pants. During our 10-days’ | coats—During our 10. Waists—During our | Women’s Coats— During our 10-days’ | sale days’ sale 10-days’ sale During our 10-days’ sale sale— F $5.45 $3.45 $3.75 25c- $11.98 $10.00 to $12.00 | $12.50 to $15.00 | $7.50 One - Piece | $3.50 to $5.00 Misses’ | $20.00 to $22.50 Women’s Coats— | Women’s Suits—Dur Dresses—During our | Coats—During our] Women’s Man Tai- During our 10-days’ | ing our 10-days’ sale | 10-days’ sale 10-days’ sale lored Suits—During sale our 10-days’ sale— $6.95 $7.98 $4.98 $1.98 $13.98 $10.00 to $12.50 $4.00 Women’s Silk Women’s Silk Dresses During Sur 10-days’ $7.95 $2.50 Women's Mes- Waists—During 10-days’ our sale— $2.98 Men’s $1.50 Sweaters Unsold Holiday Goods CONSISTING OF sale Dolls, Doll Buggies, Mechanical Toys, Games, Manicure and Toilet Sets, saline Petticoats— 2 A Us —During ovr 10- ing our 10-days’ eae a During our 10-day | | Mien’s Combination Sets, Bath Robes, } | “”" “= $1.98 $1.15 Silk Umbrellas, Crocheted and Fur * - Men's 75c Outi: fa Mlle Trimmed Slippers Flannel Night Shirts During our 10-days’ —During our 10-days’ WILL BE DISPOSED OF IN LOTS REGARDLESS OF THEIR FIRST COST. sale sale, garment- $1.29 48¢ Men's 20c Heavy Merino Wool Sox— Men's $1.25 Flannel Shirts — During our During our 10-days’ 10-days’ sale sale good to us and make ve realize that you mean home.” (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) HIS MONEY GONE THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE The Confessions Receecee of a Wife | Honest in its appeal, and far- aching in its me is “Little Lost the {lluminating white slave Sister,” Mike Fleming, a visitor in the pay comes to e - \ PLACE TO LIVE adventure last “night! mencing Sunday, Dec. 28. Miss Vite ; brunette, who is the ob-| ginia Brooks, the Joan of Are of fect of & Police search today. Meet-| West Hammond, who made the town, CHAPTER XXXIV. | Mr. Wave over to see them in| lt, so hine Souiven sea” cafe fit to lve in, is responsible for the When I left the house Mrs. Wav-' tho evening Sraltnaa ten sy and ©.| hook. E. E. Rose put the book in erly called to me to be sure and go| 1 inststed, however, that they| wont tn the Moropct ent stage form. Every member of the North Side hotels, as she should be redecorated in a ls | wrae dobed 2380, le hotel. He! company spent the summer in Chi- } ae many fr gee during the vi # at both of these cago's levee district studying condl- creamy tan paper, for I was determ- | Mationee vas places who would make it pleasant|ined that I aleuld have a good asda doy tee fautses were ar. tions there before the play Was Dro for me sackground for my Japanese andthe affair. nvestigation of | duced. Perhaps I am a little obstinate, | old English prints rela onan but because of her parting words I) 4) tha way } 7 | ent directly to a hotel on the). )” ~ aa oe es nt to the Best modern outside rooms, Zouth Side. It looked very tnviting ooo, : lareai On Lay n 1) to 50 Stewart House, § nd had a particularly pleasing al yaa’ rented before to ke . pas med ewart.—Advertisement cove room. bt t a , ; h bath they would st Dits of Jewelry and old hei h a thrilling story of ship- This room wit mth the would iP rent for $76 @ mouth and we could looms in the way ilver. Alb ¢ 20 members of the crew of . aa er Buronenn or | beautiful bridal si is still a. ¥ " care aee ie of the Alaska Coast Co. get our meals ether ONOED OF vis tacnae's haves ane ido I THE THEATRES a tas > men ‘bURRAaI room think ft fs safe th THIS WEEK the Sol Due fe attle at Victoria, This seems a lot to me who has been in the habit of paying $25 a I shall hat furniture we where they were set ashore by the month for a beautiful room, bath | do not use storage hone. Metropolitan—Otis Skinner in | Dominion lighthouse tender Estevan and board, with dear old Mra! Iam ge y Kismet 0 Safety cove. The Jeanie, they Mitchell. ‘I wish Dick would be exchange 1 Moore—David Copperfield,” in | 58%: 18 in an exposed position om ontent to live there, but when I ant pleces o Be motion pictyres. ioe ie island, and will be a total ne tioned it to him he sald that were given to u ‘something | seattle aitchen {| !°%* ms The clerk sald I had better de-|tedte and fitness in our home Sagat a A Russian Is not of age until he clde at once, as Ciere wee others) | suppose that this critical atti | Tivol ood Co. | is 26 years old. Until that time at looking at tha room tude in regard to one’s wedding in erella.” || least four-fifths of his earnings I telephon tu Dick, but was) presents is not very kindly, but must go to his parents told he had gone to the dentist's, some of the things that were given — eee a I hated to decide without ‘elling Dick and me look as though the Dick about ft, but after a few mo: people went Into a store and pought There is Only Gne 1ente’ thought It care to me that, the first thing offered them 2 gs uiow Dick to decide for me, and) keep five “Morris” chal partion Omo eg here was a place where the decis: larly as all of them the kind ion meant mor: to me than to Dick, that would make William Morris That is I would have to be in the place| turn in his grave tf he could reali iore than he they were attribited to hit tf B r#) fi fi ore aD Oe eand that one ah The Me ite nn Laxative sromeo uimim©ne may pay one-fifth of one's tacome | room and that we will be happy 1 or rent, and $75 will mean rent,| this place Used the World Gvee to Cure a Cold in One Day * heat, light, service and much of the| I would much rather havo a litt furnishing, so perhaps we can af-/flat, but Dick seer to. think Always remember the full name. Look ford this, I decided to try it, any-| would be very lonely for me. “ 8 i |way, and [ told the clerk 1 id! Once more I looked abo for the siguature on every box, 260, trove. [take the rooms and I would bring little room and whispered: Be