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The Empress
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Ford Educational News
BE CORRIGAN
IN THE FIVE ACT DRAMA
“GREATER LOVE HATH
\Tf\ 1W A A Wonderful Story Told
ll\/ If I/ll i in a Wonderful Way.
HEART STRATEGY COMEDY
TO MORROW—“Princess of the Dark”
! £ An April Air Raid
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100 PFOSOOIL INTEREST
The steamer Alaska is due from
Seattle tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Frank A. Jones has gone to
the states on a visit.
John Enlund and wife came over
from Port Wells on yesterdays boat.
Mrs. Archie Field booked passage
on the Alameda for a visit to the
states.
O. C. Meyer left on the Alameda
for Tacoma to attend the grand lodge
meeting of the Masonic order.
F. Frederickson was an outgoing
! passenger today to join Uncle Sam's
service.
Mrs. Van Vecthen and W. L. Baird
were the winners of the cakes which
were disposed of for the benefit of
the local Red Cross.
Telegrams from their local exemp
tion boards are at the local cable ol
fice awaiting Millan Delich and Hans
Kylin.
The program at the Empress
theatre, for tonight only, will be Em
mett Corrigan in “Greater Love Hath
No Man,” with a laughable comedy
and a Ford Educational Weekly. On
tomorrow evening “The Princess of
the Dark” will be shown.
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SEATTLE, May 28—The steamship
Admiral Farragut sailed for the North
at 10 o'clock this morning, with the
i following passengers for Cordova:
Velma Campbell, George B. Pur
vis, Eva Long and Mrs. Nigouzawa,
sblenbio entebtiinht '
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tertainment was given, and empha
sized the necessity of sacrifice in hu
manity's behalf.
It goes without saying that the par
ticipants in last evening’s splendid
entertainment, in whatever capacity,
are entitled to much credit for their
efforts, and they have the satisfac
tion of knowing that their efforts
have been rewarded by the addition
of a very substantial sum to the Red
Cross war fund. And that, they all
agree, is glory enough for all.
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The store of Finkelstein & Sapiro
will be closed all day on Memorial
day, Thursday, May 30.
Uncle Joe Cannon is 82, but men
tally spry.
The subject of the '‘slicker’’ came I
up recently at the capital and Uncle 1
Joe was asked why so many of the1
army reserve officers in Washington |
wore spurs.
“The reason is simple,” he said; I
“it is to keep their feet from sliding |
off the desks.”
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