The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 18, 1914, Page 2

Dangers of the Veldt \ African story of South life, Boers with sol diers, and wild animals and savages Alaskan Wild Animals The hare moose, white and foxes are shown in their native haunts. A Comedy Bob tured in this as a mar- Leonard is fea- ried count to cure a title-seeking girl. Songs The All-Star Trio. Alhambra Westlake at Pine 5c The first two in stallments of the stir- ring romance “Lucile Love’ It's your move — these “FOR RENTS” make it easy to decide where. LOOK! READ! THINK!) Absolutely the only theatre tn feattir first-run reels of motion of the price of admission, bout & single exception are assured of seing something never before shown In Seattle every Sun. Gay Tresday and Friday. “\ Dr. H. W. Valentine Graduate surgeon-Chiropodist 712 Northern Bank Bidg. Phone Elliott 3250 BULL BROS. Jus? Printers 1012 THIRD “@AIN 1043 DO YOU KNOW That Seattle has the finest billiard parlor in the world? Come in and see, BROWN & HULEN Second and Spring Third Floor ALASKAN REACHES SE With a thrilling story of ploring trip to the crater Katme while the Alaska was in eruption last summer on the Kenal peninsula, W A. He deputy United States mineral has arrived in 8 8,000 fe moving 9 showing magnificent ¥ great mountain in flery Mr. Hesse and his assistant vin Horner, were the only who succeeded in making treacherous journey to the crate Given Up for Qead They were gone days from Seward on the hazardous undertak ing. Long before their return they were given up for dead, Hardy Alaskan mountaineers t ed would be impossible for anyon get into the tive sone of the vol Cano and come out alive Glaciers, yawning crevices and swift mountain streams were on countered on the h climb to the Yoleano region, The two men car ried light packs, but were ham d by the heavy movir . picture camera and equipment Dust Obecurce Sky As they came closer and closer to the danger tone, they were dis tressed by suffocating gases and clouds of ash dust which filled the air and obscured the sun. For miles around them steaming. smoking fissures in the earth made the going doubly dangerous. A false step for either would have meant a terrible death in a boiling caldron hidden away In the bowels of the earth. | Make Katmat is | water. The adventurers reached the base jand were baffled in their first at tempt to scale the 7,000-foot eleva tion by the clouds of ashes and |running lava which spread out over | the glacial ice and snow | The second attempt also failed. | The third brought success, but jthe men were half dead when they |reached a spot from which photo- |graphs could be taken. And they! could remain but a brief time. In- deed, their departure was so precip. {tate that they were forced to aban: jdon their packs, Obtain Fine Views Exceptionally fine views of the }sreat volcano in action were ob | tained. The giant column of smoke rising from the crater, big boulders thrown down the mountal and scores of |interesting glimpses of the wonder- ful natural disturbance were snapped by the daring photographers. Besides the volcanic picture: |Hesse took pains to obtain views of animals and scenery in other exten of the Kenai peninsula MAHONEY TO BE SENT 10 MATTEAWAN NEW YORK, April 18.—The con- dition of Corporation Counsel Polk, who yesterday was struck fn the jaw by a bullet intended for Mayor Mitchel of New York was reported satisfactory today. Surgeons at the hospital said he would be able to resume his duties in a few days, M. P. Mahoney was arraigned to- day for the shooting. He was charg- ed with assault with intent to kill. It was believed he would be sent to the asylum at Matteawan for the insane. Mayor Mitchel recommend- ed this course. Tried Once Before “Mahoney” sald the mayor, “is a rum-soaked hobo, sodden, embitter- ed, and probably insane. Except for his advanced years, he's a character- istic product of cheap whisky bars. He might be imprisoned for 20 years | for the attack, but I believe it would | be better to send him to aes, wan.” Mahoney paced his cell throughout | the night. He declared that he went to the city hall once before to mur. der Mitchel, but the mayor emerged | from his office between two women. “And a man could not shoot down | another in the presence of ladies,” he added. Prisoner Grins Mahoney was arraigned before Magistarte Simms. He was held in $25,000 ball for the action of the grand jury. | When Assistant District Attorney Vidier asked that the bail be fixed at | that amount, Mahoney grinned. “Why don’t you demand a little higher amount?" he asked. WOMEN JAILED Fines of $100 and terms of 15 days in jail was meted out to five women in police court yesterday af- ternoon on charges of soliciting. They gave their names as May Brrown, Lena Wise, Fannie Cohen, Blanche Whité and Ella MeMoore. an ex of Mt volcano and surveyor, h « ur ows ¢ action Mel tt ‘Uhree Attempts. 20 miles from tide | DR, MACY Ten Years’ Constant Practice Conmmopolia, Wash., March 26,1914 Asthma has Aiatress to me for you grew older it seemed to er grip upon me, in spite of nent wid find until Dr, Macy for treatment in May At that time » ndition was #0 hat 1 4 walk & slow for 100 nat and n badly limbs om #0 Mace T am 4 do it resting. My and my eireulm Gays CUT THIS ADVERTISEMENT en the cause of much a with stopping to get my DR. MACY CURES atl and called tn curable Di Throat tarrh, « cers, ‘Weak Lungs, Droprieal cular and Anaemle Conditions, Khew. matism, Nervous Disorders, Prr: Stomach and Intestin Kidney, Liver, Bindder and all Urin-| ary Disorders, Disorders of the Skin and Blood, Kerema, Acne, Pimpien, | Rupture, Piles and all rectal troubles, | without the knife. 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We saw tracks wh troops of big game had fled f smoking ashes and the lava.” I talked to the venerable chief of the Katmai Indians at Kodiak He said: ‘Voleano smoke ever year #0 long I remember till thr years ago it quit. Now it goes TIVOLI THEATRE Madison Street Firet and Second Avs. Until Wednesday have the Bet aturing JEAN GAUNTIER and JACK J, CLARK in a Sreel Warner Feature Photoplay—first run. © A Powerful Drama of Alaska Life. ADDED ATTRACTIONS PROSECUTOR MURPHY SPRINTS; MAKES PINCH Prosecutor John F. Mur- phy became a “cop for a minute” yesterday. He was walking with Judge William Hickman Moore at Columbia st. and Second av., and saw Frank Ritcher running away from James Graham, who was lying In the street. The prosecutor sprinted after Ritcher and held him for a policeman. The two men had been fighting. Infielder Moran has quit the Pittsburg Federal league team. 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KATMAI IN ACTION Hesse photograph'ng Mt. ption, from a dis of three miles. Below: Another of the “Fantomas” ser jes, playing at the Class A, will be shown the latter part of this month. It is called “Fantomas the Crook Detective,” and is in four reels. It is the fourth of th series, each of which is compl in itself, but of connected inter: . . it Allan Dwan, director of the spe- celal features for the P: studios of the Univ company, recently employed two experts, in mental telepathy and the allied subjects, to review fand eriticise =“The Forbidden Room,” a three-part story of the t, wo that everything might be ct in all details, ee “Lacie Love” is the name of a series of pictures, one to be re leased each week, that will start next Mopday at the Alhambra Lucile Love,” girl of mystery, is played by Grace Cunard, the star in “My Lady Raffles” series. The action is supposed to have started in and about Manila, and includes army as well as oversea aeroplane [fights in the first two install ments, cor Class A, Sunday Until Tuesday t “The Wiles of a Siren,” Kalem drama; “At His Expense,” Lubin comedy; “Melody and Art,” Riograph drama, and another com: edy. two-part . . Clemmer, Sunday Until Tdesday Night Girl From drama; “The two-part News “Miss edy; Prosperity, “Hearst-Se' Servic: world’s = ; Ramona’s Scenario,” com “The Missing $25," comedy .. Melbourne, Sunday Until! Tuesday | Night “The Certainity of Man,” Ameri can drama; “Love va, Duty,” two. reel Key Bee drama; “In the Spi ders Web,” Majestic drama; “The Star Boarder,” Keystone comedy. eee Sunday Until Night “A Man's Faith,” “The Burg c graph drama; world’s news; “Guaranteed proof,” Lubin comedy; “A uous Ride,” comedy o- Grand, Sunday Until Tuesday Night “The Mysterious Shot,” two-part Rell e drama “The Warning Cry,” Majestic drama; “The Soldiers and the Doll,” Than hauser comedy NOTED AUTHORESS TO GIVE TALKS TO WOMEN Colonial, Tuesday Lubin drama We * Rain- Stren- Zone Gail CHICAGO, Th, April 17.—Zone who wrote “Friendship Vil- lage" and many other poular nov- els, is an enthusiastic clubwoman |as well as a literary woman, As chairman of the mittee of the General of Women's Clubs, which me Chicago in June, Miss Gale will take a prominent part in the ten day convention, She will make several addresses, Ge Tin | | | | | tinke papolis fire. | county | Monday AT Wii || GRAND OPERA HOUSE TOMORROW MONDAY AND TUESDAY Eugene Levy’ s Road Show, No. | (Serie CONTINUOUS renvomiancx HERE IT Is: GRACE KIMBALL & COMPANY clever orate The Old Presenti this offerir ketch entitled, ‘ me THE WINI tead of Vau UP.” ics have termed CLERC & METCALF from the operas, In gems old and new This is always a big time ac THE MALCOMMIS In marvelous and mystif ying jugglery. / NEW PHOTOPLAYS EXCLUSIVELY PRESENTED AT THE GRAND TODAY: “The Mysterious Shot” A powerful two-part REL AANCE drama with a thrilling plot. “The Warning Cry” It offers problems that yc u may encounter some day. How would you solve it? “The Tin Soldier and the Doll” One of those charming TI It's a beautiful fairy BRING THE CHI star {ANHOUSER comedies, tale. LDREN with the Thanhouser Kid as BRING THE CHILDREN AMATEURS EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY NIGHT ALL SEATS (0c—ALL THE TIME | RE AND ELSEWHERE | ELSEWHERE Candidacy of Paul Clagstone for progressive nomination for United States senate from Idaho announc- ed today State Game Commissioner Dare win after Washington fish taking out Oregon licenses for on Columbia river. Alpha club meets with Mrs. W. lr Gray Monday Men attending Brotherhood meet- ance. | ing at First M. E. church Tuesday ;must bring boy to obtain admit- t Vivisection declared criminal by | Philadelphia judge. McKee Rankin, actor, dead. Hammerstein enjoined from pro ducing operas in New York or Bos-| ton till 1920. | Suit for $38,000 started by Col: orado Springs county against rail- road for bringing army of unem- ployed. Treaty with Denmark signed. Because recailer insisted Mrs. Rose should sign petition against | r husband, Los Angeles mayor knock ked him down Eighty save lives by jumping Eleanor Wilson wedding May 7. Threatened with indictment, wit nesses agree to testify in New| te aven R. R. hearing | Mileage graft cut out by house appropriation bill | Six strikers sent to jail at Clarke. | burg, W. Va, for injunction viola-| tions, | Roosevelt to be dency of Washington son college, e offered presi. | and Jeffer- | | i hesindhesincalall HERE | - -- @ George Pucher, youngest senior, chosen valedictorian at Broadway | high | Homesteaders’ social at Eckart's hall Wednesday night L. V. Palmateer fined $10 and costs for stealing newsboy’s papers. Funeral for Mrs. 8. E. Hansen Sunday from residence. Rainier School Parent-Teacher | association meets Tuesday. Wm. Rich Is no richer, but he’s! wiser. He will take his meals at jail next four months for stealing purse. German Ladies’ Ald soclety cele- brates 20th anniversary Annual dinner at St. night, the 27th, Pythian Sisters give card party tonight at K. of P, hall, First and Pike. Boy Sunday Queen churches Sttnday morning Plain clothes men attend Friday night high school dances to give steps “once over.” Mrs, Minnie Gholson entertains | Woman's Civic club Tuesday. | Services will be held by New | Thought society, 1810 Westlake, | Sunday morning. Ladies’ night at Brotherhood meeting night. Man killed by street car identi- fled as F. A. Strickland, 3142 20th st. W. Catholic Social Betterment league report shows much good work done in past two months, Slide buries G. N. tracks Richmond Beach Separations granted 16. Births 20, Deaths eight. Gpen fish hatchery in two weeks. kaster services repeated In many churches Sunday Bible conference May 5, Invitations to wedding of Helen Fuller to William Glorius, Thurs- day night, issued Literary and Travel club with Mrs, A. M. 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