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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05
Spends Two Months In Nuka Bay Field Prospecting and
 Going Back Again Next Year

Dominic Zavaglia, we'll known min- ing man and prospector who has been in the Nuka Bay quartz field for the last two months, returned to Sew ard yesterday and will possibly re- main in this district turnout the coming winter. He is at the Sew ard hotel. Though MT. zavaglia did not uncover any lodges worthy of locating on during his two months quest, he is not disheartened by any manner or means but is already fig uring out to return to the district next season for a longer stay. One of his main difficulties on the pros pecting trip was lack of a gasboat He built himself rowboat but could not get around the immense bay as he would have liked to in the short period of time available. Next sea- son he will have a gas boat. he stat ed, for the region appears very good to him and he is confident of strik- ing it.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05
CYANIDE PLANT AT
 ALASKA HILLS MINE
 NEARLY COMPLETED
MILL MAN FROM NUkA BAY QUARTZ MINE DEPLORES
 LACK MAIL SERVICE.

Things are moving along nicely at the Alaska Hill Mines Corporation, at Nuka Bay states H. c. Henrik son, expert millman in charge of the big plant, who is in Seward for a few days on personal business matters. The cyanide plant is just about completed and in all proba- bilities it will be in operation within the next ten days. The ore, now being run thru, is looking eXcepton- ally good, in fact, everything is fine and dandy in the entire district, with the exceptions of mail service and that is something all the people in the region are sincerely wishing for now.
 The Alaska Road Commission crew will be completing the two-mile stretch of road to the property short ly, and it is a beauty. This trail, which consisted of a great deal of rock work, has been practically com pleted in a remarkably short time and the work accomplished reflects much credit on the foreman in charge and his able crew. It is stat ed that Rosness and Gillespie, who have splendid looking claims in the district, contemplate putting in an Ellis Chili ball mill next spring. Mir. Hendrickson plans returning to the bay on Monday.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05
WORLDS MEMORY
 EXPERT ARRIVES NORTHWES N
CHARLES w. HAMLEY WILL EN- PERTAIN AT LIBERTY ON
 MONDAY EVENING.

The only subject neglected in the public schools is that on memory, ac- cording to Charles w. Hamley, one of the few memory experts in the world, who arrived in Seward this morning on the steamer Northwest ern and who, on Monday evening at the Liberty Theater, will entertain with a variety of mental stunts taken from, the audience
 MT Hamley has been at Valdez the past week where he has been teach ing a class of IT composed of the leading business and professional men of that town. Among these were Attorney Dimond, late senator of the Alaska legislature, Dr. Buck ley, MT. Meals, a prosecuting attor- ney and a marshal.
 The classes were held in the Am erican Legion hall and according to Seward arrivals on the Northwest ern today, those taking the brief course, which cast is nominal, the Valdez students were highly elated over the progress made in four les sons. While at Juneau, Mr. Hamley met MT. Henderson, head of the Al aska school system, who extended him an invitation to attend the Fourth Annual Teachers Institute, September 2-4 He also expressed the wish that all teachers in the Territory would take MT. Hamley's memory course.
 MT. Hamley and Herbert Johnston, who has been in Seward for the last week, are both guest at the Ho- tel Van Glider.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05
Marshal Stevens and Wife
 Return On Northwestern

MT. and Mrs. c. B. Stevens were returning passengers to Seward this morning on the steamer Northwest ern. MT. Stevens is marshal of the Fourth division and is returning from the states to where he had accom- panied prisoners. Mrs. Stevens has been at the Mayo Brothers hospital at Rochester, undergoing medical at- tention for the past few months. She returns feeling greatly improved in health.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05
Last Steamer Sailing On
 Interior River from
 Nenana September 2Oth

The last sailing of river steamer out of Nenana for this season for Tanana river and lower. Yukon riv- CT points including Innoko and points on the Iditarod river, will be on Sep tember Is, according to local advices. The American Yukon Navigation company advises that it's last sail ing of the season out of Nenana for upper Yukon river points will be made about September 2O It is stated with the arrival of the steam CT Northwestern in Seward today, marks the closing of freight from the States for down river points.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Join the Chamber of Commerce.
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Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Otis Harrington, treasurer of the Alaska Hills Mine Corporation at Nuka Bay, is a recent Seward arriv- al. MT. Harrington is in town on matters of business connected with the mine and expects to depart for the bay tomorrow. He is a guest at the Hotel Sexton.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Mrs. c. E. Bunnell, wife of the president of the Alaska College, is among those arriving in Seward this morning from the States on the Str. Northwestern. Mrs. Bunnen will leave for her Fairbanks home Mon day. Her daughter Jean is accom- panying her.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

A. M. Madsen, roadmaster in charge of the Curry-Anchorage division, re- turned to Seward today on the S.S. Northwestern. MT Madsen has been undergoing medical attention ill the States during the past few weeks. His home is at Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Mrs. Thos. Dyer, who has been wis iting her parents at Anchorage, MT. and Mrs. Roy G. Southworth, return ed to her home in Seward a few days ago. MT. Southworth is editor of the Anchorage Daily Times.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Eli DeHon, owner of the Pioneer Laundry at Anchorage, returned this morning on the steamer Northwest ern from brief business trip to the States. Mr., Dehon has been in the States for the past month.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Miss Margaret Porter, whose par ents reside at Anchorage, returned today from Seattle on the North western. Miss Porter has been Out side for the last two months.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

Mrs. Ollie Gray, property owner of Anhorage was among those arriv- ing in Seward today on the steamer Northwestern. Mrs. Gray has been in the States for several months.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-05

The reason you see fewer run down people in the country is be- cause there is more lodging space.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Gayety-'Hollywood Follies'

Joseph Hurtigs Hollywood Fol-
lies" next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater, will bring a peep
into the world of the movies. Many
of last years Hollywood Foliies"
are in the cast, including Marty
Collins and Jack Pillard, one of the
most popular teams in Columbia bur
lesque, together with jacques Wilson,
Marie Ward and Jimmie Connors.
The newcomers are Ursa MCGOWAN,
Frances Clymer, Al Sterne, Ray Wee.
Paddy Cliff, Mae Kennedy, joe Bush,
Fred ADDISON. William Riley, and the
Hollywood Serenad ers,l a Feature act,
is said to evoke more applause than
any other speciality of it's class on
the Columbia circuit. There are also
"a pretty chorus girls, a larger mum
Der than is usually carried on the
road, and each a candidate . for
beauty prize;1-with wardrobe of
wonderful zgoWns and costumes.
Hollywood 5Foalies WAS one OF. the
successes of New eYerkis Broadway
last SUNNI eT.r. s-s-'ss-- ~ 49, <
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Denishawn Dancers-Next
Week.

Ruth st. Denis. Ted Shawn and
the Denishawn Dancers will give
their only performance in Washing
ton this season at Polis Theater
Wednesday afternoon, February IS, at
4:30.
OF the several groups of dancers
who appear in New York from time to
time, among the most vibrant and
stimulating are the Denishawn
Dancers. Even their musical accom-
paniment has a delightful youthful
quality. Piano. violin, hate and cello
are their mingled music, echoing the
changing mood of the dancers and
marking the changing rhythms. Miss
Ruth ST. Denis is q splendid exponent
of the dances of the East.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Wilson
Greene's Concert Bureau, 18th and G
streets.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
italian De Medicis, in which she
sleeps. ,as---~
Rialto Secrets of the
Nioht :"

Secrets of the Night" the feature
photoplay at the Rialto Theater next
week, is the screen version of the
stage play. The Nightcap," by Guy
Bolton and Max MARGIN. The story
details the peculiar things that oc-
cur at a week end party, where there
are more queer happenings and funny
situations than there are guests. In
the mfdst/of 1T all there is a love
romance going on like mad, with
laughts and thrills intermingled.
James kirkwood and Madge Bellamy
are the featured players, supported
by Zasu Pitts. Rosemary Theby and
others of equal prominence. -.=-
An added novelty will be the ap-
pearence of 1.-THE House Of David
Band" from Benton Harbor. Mich, q
jazz band that has created quite a
sensation wherever 1t has appeared
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Metropolitan-'Love 5.
Wilderness"

Corinne Griffith will be pictured at
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next
week, beginning Sunday afternoon. In
Loves Wilderness" adapted from
the novel, "Wiiderness," by Evelyn
Campbell and directed by Robert T.
Leonard. The comedy for the week
will be Christie'se latest two-reeler
for Neal Burns. Sea Legs" In ad-
dition, the bill will embrace the Met
ropolitan's World Survey, added short
reels and an orchestral program ar
ranged and conducted by Daniel
Breeskin.
-. Loves Wilderness" concerns a
Southern girl. whose husband en-
barks upon an enterprise that lands
him in the chain gang on the Island
of lie Diable. Meantime she secures
a divorce, marries an engineer de-
tailed tor service on the island and
so-comes' in contact with her former
husband under astonishing circum-
stances. -
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Central The Fearless

William Fairbanks and Eva Novak
will be seen Sunday and Monday in
The Fearless Lover" at Crandalrs
Central Theater. together with Harry
Langdon in Sennetts The Hanson
Cabman" and the Screen Almanac; :;
Tuesday and Wednesday, James oliver
Curw woods "Nomads Of the North"
with Lewis 8. Stone. Lon CLANCY and
Betty Blythe, and Neal Burns in
Christie's Easy Pickin's"; Thursday
and Friday, worldly Goods starring
Boys comedy, MY Mistake; Satur-
day, John Gilbert, Eleanor Boardman
and Aileen Pringle in Metros wife
of the Centaur," the story Of a woma n
who married man who was half
poet and half brute, and Mack Sem
netts comedy, wandering Waist
lines"
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Columbia" The Golden
Bed"

Cecil B. De Miles production, THE
Golden Bed" pictured from Wallace
Irwin's study Of American morals and
marriage. is scheduled for Loew's Co
lumbia Theater next week, beginning
Sunday afternoon.
De Mile mas brought to THE Golden
Bed" his well known flair for spec
tacular and lavish costuming and
settings, and a cast that includes Rod
La Rocque, Vera Reynolds. Lillian
Rich, Warner Baxter, Theodore Kos
loft, Julia Faye and others. Jeanie
MACPHERSON is responsible, for the
adaptation.
The story concerns the daughter
of an impoverished Southern aristo-
GRAFT whose whole idle, luxurious ma
ture is symbolized by an immense
golden bed. once the property of the
Evening star., 1925-02-11
York.

Sunday and Monday, Claire Wind
sor, Lloyd Hughes and Frank Kee-
nan, In THE Dixie Handicap" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in Crushed; Tues
day, "Dante's Inferno" and Neal
Burns, In Easy Picking; Wednes-
day. The Man Without Heart" and
Sunshine comedy, THE Masked Mar
vef'; Thursday, Helene Chadwick, in
"Trouping With Ellen; Cliff Bowes,
In The Mad Rush." and "Sportlight
Champions; Friday. Reed Howes, in
Lightning Romance" and Irwin s.
Cobb's "One-third Or; Saturday.
Anna Q. Nilsson. in The Fire Pa
trol, Our Gang" in "JubiIo, Jr.,"
and "GalIoping Hoofs," No. s.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Paul Kochanski Next Week.

Paul Kocfianski. Polish vioIinist,
will make his ninth Washington ap-
pearance Thursday afternoon. Febru-
ary 10, at the National Theater.
His playing is said to have created
a favorable Impression IN all the mu-
sical centers OF Europe He has
toured through France, England
Germany, Russia, Poland. / Spain
Greece, Turkey, Egypt, South Amer
lea, the United States and Canada
Few young artists have given more
recitals in as many different places
as kochanski. .----,sy -, - -,
Detailed information concerning the
kochanski concert here can be OBJ
tanned from the T. Arthur Smith, Inc.
Concert Bureau at 1906 G street.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Ambassador-"Lo Loves 5
Wilderness"

.Corinne Grifnth, supported by Ian
Keith will be the picture at Gran
dalrs Ambassador Theater the hrst
three days of next week, beginning
Sunday, in Robert q. Leonard's pro-
duction of Loves Wilderness" and
Charlie Chase in THE Family En-
trance: wednesday and Thursday
Marie Provost, Monte Blue and Clara
Bow. In Daughters of Pleasure" and
Mack Sennett's East of the Water
Plug" two reels OF fun; Friday. Betty
Compson, in Locked Doors" with
Theodore Roberts and Kath1yn VIII
liams, and Walter HERS. in "A Fat
Chance; Saturday, Honor Among
Men," adapted from Richard Harding
Davis novel. THE Kings Jackal";
Our Gang" in Every Man for Him.
self" and "Galloping Hoofs," No. 8.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Palace-'Cheaper to Marry

Conrad Nagei. Lewis S. Stone Mar
guerite De La Motto. Paulette Duval
Louise Fazenda, Claude Gillingwate ter
and Richard Wayne interpret the
principal roles of Cheaper to Marry
the Metro -Goldwyn picture of Samuel
Shipman's play, which is scheduled
for Loew's Palace next week, begin
ming Sunday afternoon,
Robert a. Leonard. who is respon-
sible for Mae Murray's gaudiest spec
tacles, was the director.
Cheaper to Marry" is described as
"a social inquiry, developing the
theme that marriage is. after all. the
best, the most wholesome and infn-
itely the most economical solution of
the sex problem
Added features will include come
dies. the Pathe News, Topics of the
Day and orchestral contributions.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

Love Sweet Pine" and the Pathe Re-
view also will be shown.
Tuesday and Wednesday, the Tivoli
will offer First Nationals Husbands
and Lovers featuring Lewis Stone.
Floronce Vidor and Lew Cody; Cliff
Bowes. in Weak Knees" and Grant
land Rice 'Sportlight" entitled Brain
and Brawn"; Thursday and Friday,
"Tomorrow's Love-" Paramount
featuring Agnes Ayres. with Pat
O'MalIey and Raymond Hatton, and
Hal Roach's THE Goofy Age; Satur-
day, Tom Mix, in THE Deadwood
Coach" with Doris May; the Spat
Family, In Political Pull" and the
"Galloping Hoofs," No. Z.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Park.

Sunday and Monday. Marion Davies,
in Janice Meredith" and Pathe
News events; Tuesday. Virginia Valli
and Percy Marmont. in K-the Un-
known" and Lige Conley. in a Mer-
maid Comedy, Fast and Furious" ;
Wednesday and Thursday, Betty
Compson and Warner Baxter. in THE
Garden of Weeds" and Bobby YER
non, in Bright Lights; Friday,
James KFkwood and Rosemary
Theby, in THE Eagles Feather;
Jimmie Adams. in Savage Love-,
and Graphic News Events; Saturday
Barbara La Marr, Pat OMalley and
Wallace Beery, In THE Eternal
Struggle" and Christie Comedy with
Neal Burns. in Court Plaster" Sat-
urday matinee only. wolves Of the
North" final chapter, No. 10.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
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Mutual-Lew Kelly's Show

Lew Kelly in his own characteri-
Eation of Professor Dope" is coming
to the Mutual Theater next week
and, in addition to the regular shows
will give a special midnight perform
ance Wednesday night
kelly's show this year has book
from his own pen and music written
by Harry Won TilZer, who is known
TO admirers of popular music.
The principals of the company in
clude Caroline Ross, Cress HILLARY,
Mary Lane, Billy Maxwell, Gertrude
> Lynch, Frank Flynn. Al Sherwood
and Frank Young and the chorus is
said to have been selected by Harry
Won Tilzer himself
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Takonna.

Sunday and Monday, Thomas Mel
CHAN in Tongues OF Flame: Pathe
News; Topics OF the Day Matinee
Monday. $3.50 pm. Tuesday. Betty
Compson. in The Garden of Weeds"
comedy. Powder Marks; Wednesday
and Thursday. Rod La ROGUE, in
Feet of Clay; Lloyd Hamilton. in
killing Time; Friday. Lewis stone.
in The Rivers End: "Ga1Ioping
Hoofs," No. 4; Aesop's Fables: Satur-
day matinee. Wesley Barry, In Rags
to Riches" Aesops Fables; Ten Scars
Make a Man." No. 2; comedy; Satur-
day evening. Marie Provost, in
"Cornered": Aesop's Fables: Ten
Scars Make a Man." No. Z; comedy.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

Streets" and Cliff Bowes, in Weak
Knees; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Lon CLANCY. in He Who Gets Slap
ped" and Sennett's wandering
Waistlines"; Thursday. Betty Comp
son, in Locked Doors" and Stan
Laurel, In Rupert of Hee-Haw"; !;
Friday, Agnes Ayres, in "Tomorrow's
Love, and Lfge Conley. In Rough
and Ready; Saturday, Harry Carey.
in The Flaming Forties": Juvenile
comedy. Dirty Hands," and Gal
looping Hoofs," No. 6.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Avenue Grand.

Sunday and Monday, Lon CLANCY,
in He Who Gets Slapped" and SEN
nett's East of the Water Plug" !;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Nazimova
and Milton Sills, in The Madonna of
the Streets" and Cliff Bowes, In
Have Mercy: Thursday and Friday.
Claire Windsor, Lloyd Hughes and
Frank keenan,, in THE Dixie Handi-
cap" and AL st. John, in "Lovema-
MIA: Saturday, Helene Chadwick, in
"Trouping With Ellen: Aesop Fable
and "Galloping Hoofs," No I.
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Olympic.

Sunday and Monday, Matt Moore
and Dorothy Devore, in THE Narrow
Street.; Tuesday. Eleanor Boardman
and Conrad Nagel, in so This Is
Marriage!"; Wednesday. Agnes Ayres.
in worldly Goods; Thursday and
Friday, Betty Bronson and Ernest
Terrence. in Peter Pan; Saturday,
Claire Windsor. in Tho Dixie Handi-
can"
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Chew Chase.

Sunday and Monday doors open
Sunday $3.50 p.m), Harold Lloyd. in
Hot water; Aesop's Fables and News
Events; Tuesday, Richard Barthel-
mess. in The Enchanted Cottage;
Sunshine comedy and newspaper fun:
Wednesday and Thursday, Conrad
Nagel. Eleanor Boardman and Lew
Cody. In 80 This Is Marriage" fight
and win series, Health Farm Wal
lop"; News Events; Friday, William
Fairbanks and Eva Novak. in Rae
Ing for Life; comedy; fourth chapter
Ten Scars Make a Man." and Satur-
day doors open 2:30 p.mD. Larry
Semon, The Girl In the Limousine" f;
hysterical comedy, Paul Revere" and
ninth chapter Into the Net"
Evening star., 1925-02-11
A NJ u S E NJ E Mt S
1(Continued from Sixteenth Paae.)

eight noted acts. including MAE,ceis
line, greatest clown of all time.
Carlos Comedy Circus, with ponies
that dance and bucking mules; the
SIX Harlequins, In cyclenic tumh bling
and somersaulting; the Chandon Trio,
aerial artists: the Hori Trio, Far East
acrobats; Prof. William Bartel1, The
Human Ostrich; Fatima, Oriental
dancer. and Victor Hyde's famous
Dancing Ponies" and glorious girls
in grand entrees and beautiful balIets.
The weekly picture presents Shirley
Mason, in 'Curlytop," adapted from
a story by Thomas Burke, author of
'Limehouse Nights"
Evening star., 1925-02-11

Room Boys, in West IL East;
Thursday, why Get Married."
Aesop's Fables. comedy and amateur
night; Friday, William Fairbanks. in
Down by tho. Rio Grande"; Jack
Dempsey. in "A Kayo for Cupid" and
comedy; Saturday, Richard Taimadge,
in: American Manners: Our Gang
comedy, It's q Bear" and episode
six, The Ridge Rider. Matinee daily
at z:15 PM
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Savov.

Sunday. Anna Q. Nilsson, in THE
Fire Patrol" and the Folly Girls"
in Broadway Beauties"; Monday,
Fox's The Temple Of Venus" and
comedy, "Inbad the Sailor; Tuesday.
Lionel Barrymore, in II Am the
Man." and Lige Conley, in Rough
and Ready; Wednesday, "The Truth
About Women" and Andy Gump, in
"Aggravating Mama; Thursday. J.
Warren Kerrigan. In Captain Blood; /;
Friday, John Gilbert, in Cameo
Kirby" and Sennett's 'Lizzies of the
Field; Saturday, Elaine Hammer
stein. in The Midnight Express" and
Lloyd Hamilton, in "Jonah Jones'"
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Tivoh The Wages of
Virtue.

Gloria Swanson will be the picture
star at CrandalTs Tivo1i Theater SUM-
day and Monday, in Paramount's The
Wages of Virtue" adapted by For
rest Halsey and directed by Allan
Dwan. 1t is the story OF young
Italian girl whose life proves to be
replete with romance. Mack Sennetts
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Dumbarton.

Sunday. Eleanor Boardman and Con-
rad Nagel. in 80 This Is Marriage";
Monday, Glenn Hunter, In Merton
of the Movies; Tuesday. George
O'Brien. in Daughters Of the Night;
Wednesday and Thursday. j. Warren
Kerrigan, in The Covered Wagon; !;
Friday, T. Roy Barnes. in Reckless
Romance; Saturday. Jacqueline Io
gan and Rod La ROGUE. in The
Code of the Sea-
Evening star., 1925-02-11

Of Tho Foreman Of Bar a." q West
ern of thrills. sensationalism and
daring; also Into the Net" and an
Our Gang comedy.
Evening star., 1925-02-11

Instant Relief! Don't stav
.tuhed-up! Take "Pape's Cold
Compound" every two hours until
three doses are taken. The first
dose opens clogged-up nostrils and
air passages of head; stops nose
running; relieves headache, dull
ness, feverishness, sneezins. The
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Princess.

Sunday and Monday, Mary Pick
ford, in Tess of the Storm Country; +;
Al st. John. in Stupid. But Brave; /;
News Reel and second episode
Riders of the Plains; Tuesday.
Two White Panthers" and comedy;
Wednesday,. Clara Kimball Young, I'm
THE Worldly Madonna" and Hall
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Apollo.

Sunday and Monday, Nazimova and
Milton Sills, in The Madonna of the
Evening star., 1925-02-11
Leader.

This Saturday, Sunday and Mon
day. Tom Mix. in a popular revival
Evening star., 1925-02-11

second and third doses usually break
up the cold completely and end all
grippe misery.
"Pape's Cold Compound" Is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only thirty-fve cents at drug
stores. Tastes nice. Contains no
9uinins. Insist upon Pape's.
Evening star., 1925-06-28
Bloody Herrin Hats to Pray Daily
And Forgets Old Strife and Feuds

mems MONDAY prayer meeting,
Annex Theater, 1880 to IL noon.'' -
Few persons were seen on tbs
streets. and business was at
standstill while proprietors. clerks
and salespeople attended the serv-
ices.
At the meeting. the legislators
found men who could pray only in
foreign tongue standing shoulder
to-shoulder with the townsfolk who
once were armed against them.
The legislators are convinced the
city has returned to the ways of
peace, that the Golden Rule has
replaced the blue steel pistol as the
arbiter of honor.
Much credit for the success Of
the reconciliation enterprise Is
given to Rev. Elmer Williams, a
layman evangelist who inaugurated
the daily meetings In May. Every
pastor in the community is cooper
ating and as many as 1000 persons
have been brought into the daily
Seryjcea.