The Goddess at Alhambra leads with thrills and romance
The Alhambra presents The Goddess third detail with Celestia and Freddy the Ferret in a lively mix of fire, strike, and comedy. Esmeralda at Alaska, The Girl of the Golden West, and other features headline a busy program through Tuesday night with drama, romance, and light relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Celestia
Freddy the Ferret
Ferret
Freddie the Ferret
Melbourne
Golden West
Blanche Bates
Rance
Famous Players Company
Hart
Chicago
Mutual Weekly
On the Barbuda
Pat O'Mally
Gladys Hulette
Lilian Gish
Dorothy Gish
Alhambra Theatre
Pessimism, education and life worth living debated
A laborer asks how to cope with life, morality and inequality in education. The adviser urges optimism, frugality, and self support, noting many self-funded students succeed and education can outrun poverty. A second question about a difficult sister in law leads to guidance on setting boundaries and responsibility. A third asks for a caper recipe, with basic notes on capers and nasturtium seeds.
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UBF
Rick
MAS. P. A
Mediterranean
Still Barbarous Says Indian Artist on Penal System
George Mellen, a noted Indian artist, visited the convict ship Success and condemned the current penal system as a blunder. He warned that horrors as unspeakable as those on the old ship exist in today’s institutions.
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George Mellen
Seattle Park Plan Adds Two Acre Plot By King Street Station
A two acre tract south of the King Street passenger station near the Northern Pacific commissary becomes part of the park and boulevard system. A landscape artist leads workers to plant flowers shrubs and trees while benches rock walks rustic arches and other features are installed.
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Park and Boulevard
Seattle
King St
Northern Pacific Commissary
Buckman Invents Air Tube Grinder for Valves
M F Buckman of Seattle has developed a pneumatic air tube grinder for motor valves claiming it replaces 25 workers. The device mimics hand motions, runs 1000 to 1500 oscillations per minute, and ground a valve every 15 seconds in a demonstration, versus 15 minutes by hand. It is lightweight and patented in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude & Jensen
AlHambra Theatre
Seattle
Jensen
Alhambra
Ghris
The
M. F. Buckman
First
Buckman
United States
Canada
Coroner's Office Funding Remains In Limbo
Everett news notes the Snohomish County commissioners await the state Supreme Court decision after a superior court ruling against abolishing the coroner. While pending, Coroner Maulsby operates without salary or expense funds as the county holds no appropriation.
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Everett
Altho
Superior Court
Snohomish
Supreme Court
Maulsby
Queensland weighs workers compensation act data costs
Cost to learn via cable that Washington's workers compensation act has not failed totaled 60 dollars for Queensland. The Queensland government weighed actuaries and asked for data as it considers such an act. The cable message cost 58 cents per word and impressed officials with the price of information.
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Olympia
Queensland
Cable
Washington
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Mamie Rose
Owen Kildare
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Liberty
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Howard Hickman
Clara Williams
Miss Williams
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Ife
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Chaplin
Pinto Ben
Man From
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Anita Stewart
Rockliffe Fellowes
Madison
Robert Edeson
Elaine
Pathe Weekly
Daniel Frohman
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Paramount Travelogue
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Dahomey
West Africa
Anna Q. Nilsson
Rockcliffe
William Fox
Wallace Organ
Roberts Banjo
Second Ave
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Second Avenue
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Royal Mills
Sperry
Hos
Pania
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