Empress Theatre
TONIGHT, AT 8 p. m. SHARP.
“IN THE WARDEN'S GARDEN”
“A MODERN ENOCH ARDEN”
SUNDAY, TWO SHOWS, 7:30 and 9:15 ~
J Henry Woodruff and Tsuru Aoki in tlie Beautiful
Oriental Drama in Five-Acts,
“THE BECKONING FLAME”
Comedy with the Favorite, “Fatty,”
“LOVER’S LUCK”
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STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Palo Al
to, April 21. — That the doctrine of
evolution has not boon an unmixed
good, all hough It has brought a real
emancipation. Is a statement made
by Frederick J. E. Wood bridge, dean
of Columbia University, in an uddress
before the convention of the Pacific
division of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science. The
address, on the “History of Evolu
tion" was, in part, ns follows:
“The doctrine of evolution was, un-1
doubtedly, the most liberalizing and
emancipating doctrine of the nine
teenth century. Although it had been
advanced in one form and another
iiy philosophers from antiquity, it had
little decisive effect on scientific and
historical Investigations until after
the publications by Darwin. Since
then it has penetrated nearly every
j department of inquiry "
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PiANO TUNER
Oeorge Anderson, piano expert and
factory representative, will bo in Cor
dova this coining summer. Experl
work in piano and organ tuning and
repairing guaranteed. For prices ot
new and second hand pianos and or
j gans, also pianos for rental, address
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The abdication of the German em
peror is forecasted by the former tier ^
man magistrate who wrote the cele
brnted booh, “J’ACCHse," in an inter (|
view published in Ouvde. He says:
"The kaiser Is obsessed with the
thought that he is responsible for the
war, a thought which poisons his
whole existence. He feels that he Is
menaced by the three enemies at home
without counting those abroad: First,
Is the crown prince, the real author
of the war; Becond Is the Junker pan
Gennanist — you can not imagine the
smouldering hatred of the emperor for
those whom he believes to be the ma
niacs who are driving him into an
abyss; third, are the people, not the
Socialist party, but the people who are
starving and who he feels are growing 1
in number and rising little by little '
against those who organized the war.
"In particular he was personally op
posed to a break with President Wil
son, but he was forced to consent.
Documents will be published one day 1
which will prove that secretly be did
everything not to bring America down
upon him and that he considers that
the rupture was an irreparable mis
take. The failure of the submarine
war will show that he was right, but
it will be too late.
"He wants to continue popular at
any price, and that is why he spoke
the first word of peace. The people
were grateful for it, but the submur
ine war came and spoiled everything
"It is hard to realize how £he em
peror, who enjoyed a popularity un
exampled in our epoch, suffers in his
1 pride. He alone perhaps in Germany
knows the whole truth, since he alone
has In his possession the elements for
forming a Judgment in the situation as
a whole.
“Once he tried to initiate peace ne
gotiations and failed. To try again
would be to admit and proclaim to the
world, but above all to the German
people, which he fears most, Ger
many’s real situation. If the allies
solemnly declared as they did with
Napoleon in 1815, that they would re
se to treat for peace with the Ho
nzollern It would be a knockout
aw. Our German people, who still
lieve in him, would abandon him for
peace at any price will soon be the
lanimous and hidden thought of tor
red Germany.
"What recourse Is left to him but
dramatic abdication In order to re
in the sympathies of the German
■ople and save the political future of
russia. He will say: ‘I sacrifice my
•lf to make peace. Without me, those
lly are responsible who desired a
ivage war and the complete lsola
on of Germany; those who took at
le beginning my son as their party
ader and forced me to mobilize a
easure I hesitated to take."
mt. McKinley lodge, no. 183,
F. & A. M.
Special meeting tonight at Masonic
lull, 7:30 sharp. Stcreopttcon lecture
i first degree. Visitors welcome.
A. McN. Field, W. M.
J. H. SELLEN, Secretary.
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Laughable four reel comedy, "A
lodern Enoch Arden," and a fine two
eel drama, “In the Warden's Gar
en," at the Empress tonight. Change
gain tomorrow.
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You are Invited to attend the dance
it Eagle hall tonight. All of your
rlends will be there.
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Have your Job printing done at the
rimes office.
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If you have a range or furn’ture
'or sale, see Kendrick.
In announcing our new suit and top
coat selections lor this spring season,
we emphasize their pedigrees.
We carry famous makes—clothes of
reputation. Our lines have national
prestige, based on style and quality
standards. They are guaranteed by
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We want to emphasize that we are
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$17 The popularity of this suit of medium cost,
one price the nation over, has given the
makers such a great volume that they can
keep the price down and give all wool fabrics
plus the style of one of the great designers-”
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We bought heavily this season. Our assort
ment is large, but we think you will see in it
a clothing conception that shows our knowl
edge of what the best dressers in town want.
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We have better assortments — newer Clarks' Green Chill
goods, and more of them than you
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usually find. Th Bad thl u NOT Lye-PetJcd
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We have an advanced store service Th ese are the Cream Brick 1
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you always with the one Idea In mind, Vi&llK>nU& 1* niltS l/Oli _ _
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making our system of accounting as • _ 1 111 .1 Minced Luncheon Loaf
nearly perfect a, I. possible. ClOUSOrchardHaVOf J they
satisfy the most exacting Ham Bol°9"e
No matter what your needs are. we fanfp Boiled Ham
have it or will get It for you. You’ll * Pickled Pigs Feet
find here a bigger value for the same *7V..
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money or an equal value for less ^
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We have just received on the
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ff liy II r ayo IU SHOP, reputed to be the best
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