The Seattle Star Newspaper, February 12, 1914, Page 3

Parkes is off for Alaska again Hits full name ts George A. Parke t to the men of the North he 1 just “Parka, the Inspector,” He ts mineral surveyor a, and has seen more of the ter manages to SOUTHWARD “” CALIFORNIA IS CALLING | 3 Trains Daily Shasta Route ROUND TRIP RATES TO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Go East Via CALIFORNIA 720 Second Ave. Phone Ellott 1256. Cc. G. CHISHOLM, District Freight and Passen- pector George A. Park “Mus! Parks has to go, sooner or later Colorado School of Mines, {s about 20, and an inch over six feet tall known as a “good listener.” When {t comes his turn he will st strike, but always some pise is the hero. Successful Everywhere the quick and fine results Foley Kidney Pills give in backache, rheumatiam, Kidney and bladder troubles. |into your system without good re sults. That is because Foley Kid. ney Pills give to the kidneys and bladder just what nature calle for weakened and in- Phone Main 963 Eyres Transfer Co. J. D Carrol, 8 et > pb appt ots It ie | Dlcture program. Office 114 Jackson St. pleasure to recommend Foley Ki4-| «1 incgin, the Lover.” showin ney Pills, as they jast worked won ders In my case.” For sale at Bar tell Drug Stores. BULL BROS. Just Printers 11013 THIR! AIN 1043 CLASS A THEATRE THIRD AT PIKE THE GOOD IN THE WORST OF US Eclair Two-Reel Drama. A Big Heart Interest Feature Full of Exciting Complications That Keep You Intensely Interested Throughout. THE MAN WHO SLEPT Victor Drama. A Young Fisherman Drinks Too Much on His Wedding Day, Falls Asleep in His Boat and Nearly Brings About a Tragedy. i Reformation Is Complete. A Strong Story. DANCING HIPPODROME Pitth and Untversity. 1 Usten Orchestra. Deades Tecate by Competent Teachers. LOVE Imp Comedy. It’s Screechingly Funny. for the government tn the tntertor of Alas penetrate | The inspector, a graduate of the Around the camp fires Parks |s spin some yarn of the trail or lat- one Once Parks sailed across Prince | 4 William sound in a gasoline launch People everywhere are talking of }4n You can not take them/ nar Gold Seal sISSES 1S OFF FOR NEW ADVENTURES IN WILDS OF ALASKA during a gale. Another | non the Upper Copper river on a log While north of Nome he navigat Jed the Arctic ocean in a fishin }amack, and once, while comin down Kenal peninsula in winter, bh ritory during the seven years he| turned the dog sled into an tce boa’ has been tn the North than any oth-| loaded his dogs aboard, and satle er man, white or Indian down Kenal lake at express trat Nis work takes him to the haunts | apeed, to make time and eatch the prospector for every Kind of | boat for the next place ineral, from Ketchikan to Kotee It's always the “next place” wit © sound, and from Dutch Harbor | Parks, His work is never dove » the Porcupine When winter is settling down in Parke will travel five or six thou. | the North and the trails become and miles beforé the end of 1914, | sea of mud, before the frost take using every means of transporta- | hold, no man can travel, At th tion known, except aeroplane. But | time Parks turns southwards an he'll walk most of the wa: comes “outside” to report oh a When Parks {8 on the “outside,” But now the snow lies thick cay lives Just Ike ordinary folks, but | on the ground and the howl of 3 a n the field his home is in his | the husky Is loud, The winter anket trails in the North are at their In the language of the North, he's | best. There has been a big a “skookum lad | strike on the Nelchina, away Every place some foolhardy pros up in the Copper river country, and there's work Spector. for the in He's on his way “The Man Who Slept,” at Claas A, with Eddie Lyons, ts the story of a fisherman who, in a am, sees the consequence of his drinking {n time to find the bride he had lost In his dream, Helle Adair, & new air star, appears in the tworeel drama, “The Good the Worst of Us completes the bill eee “The Bride of Mystery,” a heads today {bul at the Alhambra. It te a story of a mysterious hypnotized woman, and still more mysterious crimes. There ts a rather unusual ending A frontier comedy completes the A comedy the Incidents In the only love af- fair of this great man, is one of the subjects at the Colonial ee A true Incident In the life of the French Emperor Napoleon ts incor porated in “The Man of Destiny,” at the Dream until Saturday night oee THINGS WE'VE NOTICED: A well-to-do young idler from the city, who seeks the woods as a ren- pite from the artifictalities of so- clety, doesn’t know it, but he {fs going to meet his future bride while fishing. She is wenerally k. and wild as a barefooted | rabbit. eee It 1s diffioult to pull off a burg lary without rome kind of interrup. |tion, It seems ns if burglars can't |have a moment to themselves, eee An emberzler always tries to re comp the bank's losses by card playing. The man who wine his last sou generally rakes it {n with a sneer. This shows extremely clever and skillful dictatorship. eee Savage or semi-savage maidens e doomed to discover that the ‘ew York gent whom they love has la palefaced sweetheart. At which they want to puncture him with a dag cee (Note: Somebody must be try jing to start a film revolution. A Reader drops us @ line to announce that he saw @ screen drama in |which the girl's lover visite the | scene of the crime to seek evidence which will save her lover, falsely Your Nerves Stay Young If Revitalized With Sanitone Wafere | Kellogg's |50-CENT BOX FREE | | TO MEN AND WOMEN } Don't low |the ru ur “grip’—get o Know what tt means to be land really lve. Kelloggs San THE ELIXIR OF | re alling, nerve eked wn. | They’ put the nap 4 into wluggieh ind make you fee lilke « young #pring colt. You neod tors. Just feed new vitality to yoyr strained and Kellogs’s Banit They with 6 ¢ amps to help pe postage and packing for @ free 50 cent tria of Kellogg's Saniton | Wafers MJ. Kellogg Ce 1 Hoffrm lock, Battle Creek aan o remular $1.00 wize of K ‘one Wafers is for sale ‘at Ow! Drug Co, ‘Third wy Pike wt No free boxew from druggists, and time he shot the rapids ~ U. 8. Minera! Surveyor, Shown With Hi: Over Perilous Alaska Tralis, and Also One of His Camps in the Heart of the Northern Wilderness. PHOTO PLAYS the; accused, and doesn't discover any ny, weak-nerved ex-| k wonders for men | THE STAR—THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1914. INSPECTOR WHO RISKS LIFE DAILY FOR UNCLE SAM « « t dd n a h a iw ad Home” on His Back, Ready to Don't tantalize us, Reader; don't tantalize us.) | eee H ° + i WHAT'S ON TODAY @), Clemmer Until Saturday Night “A Lady of Quality,” Famous | Players’ film eee Class A Until Saturday Night “The Good in the Worst of Us,” two-part {r drama; he Elixir of Love,” Imp comedy; “The Man Who Slept,” Victor. eee Colonial Until Saturday Night “Lincoln, the Lover,” V A Royal Slave,” “Seotland graph ‘comedy eee Dream Unti! “The Master o part Vitagraph Wins,” Vitagraph; Destiny,” drema. e- Melbourne Until Saturday Night The Woman Pays,” three parts; “The Mutual Girl,” Series No. 2; Winner The Man of Mabel’s Strange Predicament, Keystone comedy eee Grand Until Saturday Night Mutual Weekly; “Robust Rom eo,” Keystone comedy; “A Ro- mance of the Seas,” two reels, eee Tilikum Tonight and Thureda “Deacon Hiliington’s Downfall,” two-part Edison comedy; “Waits,” Blograph, and “Lone Gap,” oee Alhambra Until Sunday Night RESIDENCE THEATRES | At the Home Until Friday “The Bride of Mystery,” three | part Gold Seal; "Slim to the Res-|I] cue,” comedy yi The Fe DICK STAYS O “True Irish Heart,” three-roe! CHAPTER LXXVI. drama; “Educating His Daugh ters,” comedy Dick has been moody and irrita eee ble ever since he lost a big con At the PI tract because he had taken my ad- “Brotaam, | ¥ice and did not bribe some of t Top of New York,” drama; “Love|fficials. Once in a while I have and Rubbish,” comedy. THINGS THE PRESS AGENTS PROMISE Notwithstanding the fact that ft in customary for Eastern produo- ors of musical comedies to cheapen their companies the second season after {t has appeared in Seattle and “made good,” "The Quaker Girl,” which returns to the Metro politan theatre next Thursday night for a four nights’ engage. ment, promises to be a rare excep tion to this custom, "IT like best the play Hamlet,” caught him glancing at me with a kind of look {n his eyes as though he wished he had not Perhaps, little diary, J am mis taken about Dick, but, oh, I do WISH HE HAD A _ GREATER SENSE OF HONOR THAN HE HAS. He laughs at things which are horrible to me and I really believe that he !magines that no business man can be successful without get better of the other man. me to think that, now we are married, | will have to keep up all the religion, all the social and business morality for the family. creed is that man must supply and woman the conscience of the family. sald F H Sothern “Why? Because of its simplicity Because Hamlet is human. | aim to present him as! human and not as elocuting. What is duty? That ts what Hamlet wishes to know. What is his duty | recently absolute | to his mother? 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Phone, UT ALL NIGHT Last night, about diner time, he telephoned to me that he would not be home for dinner and that it | would probably be ten or eleven {o'clock before he got home. 1 went down to dinner and then |came upstairs, got | gown and started to read “Togeth er.” I grew so interested in it that I did not realize how late it | Was until the clock struck one. It was like a knell My heart began to beat like a trip hammer and before my eyes |unfolded the picture of Dick's tn ert body some dark doorway or alley where ft had been thrown by the who had tried to rob him Fifty times within the next hour I sald to myself: “I won't be so foolish I'll go and undress and go to bed.” ; And just as many times I went to the window and looked down to the street and then seated wait a Iittle longer. Surely if he were going to stay out as long as this he would have telephoned, was always head | I even had impulses to call up his father or the police and went jto the telephone to do {t when Good Sense called me a foo! and |1 sat down again. How the minutes dragged. Every time the elevator came up | held my breath while waiting for It to stop on our floor. And only at last when the sky began to get a |faint tinge of daybreak the click of the elevator door told me that it had stopped at last. myself to was the thought surging through that my The step did not sound like Dick's, but when I heard a key | fumbling in, the lock I sprang to |the door and opened ft Dick almost fell on me as he said: “Why, Margte, what are you doing up so late?” ‘The same to you Dick, and more of it,” I answered What's that?” he asked in| maudlin tone and then I noticed he had been drinking. He was hardly able to stand He came In very solemnly and said Go to | bed, Mad it’s too late for little girla to be up. Then he knocked over one of my lacquer tables and tried to steady himself by a chair and finally fell on the sofa and was immediately asleep The relief of finding him was buried in the indignation at H] | said to myself, into a loose! lying crumpled up in| men | alive This getting in such a condition jwhile I was in agony at the thought of something awful hap- pening to him. “T'll just let him stay there,” I clothes and hair ali rumpled. What would he have done had he found me In such a condition some even- ing when he came home to din ner? (To Be Continued Tomorrow.) STAR WANT ADS | Certainly he did not look pretty with his mouth open and his Cures While You Sleep This Modern Method of Electric Treatment Is Curing Men and Women After Doctors and Drugs Fail. Wear this grand Invigorator while you sleep. 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