EMPRESS THEATDt j
Thursday, May 10
8 P. M.
Fox Film Co. Presents
THEDA BARA in
The Two
Orphans
parts of the most
gorgeous production
ever attempted, costing
$ 150.0(H).
Produced from Hearst's
edition by Herbert Brennon:
enacted by a cast ot
renowned Photo Players
8-Keel Program-10c and 2.V j
Watch our ads at the “Movie”
house. Brown Hawkins, “Quality
First.”
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Results of Tuesday’s games:
American League
At St. i.011 is 3, Chicago 4.
At St. Louis 7, Chicago 9.
At Detroit 2, Cleveland 5.
At Philadelphia 2, New York 4.
National League
At New York •’>, Philadelphia 1,
At Boston 2, Brooklyn 1.
Northwestern League
At Seattle 7, Spokane 13.
At Tacoma .3, Great Falls 0.
At Vancouver 3, Butte 2.
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Results of games:
American League
At Detroit 4, Cleveland 1.
At Detroit 9, Cleveland 1.
At Washington 1, Boston 4.
At Washington 4, Boston 3. .
At St. Louis 2, Chicago 4.
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National League
At Chicago 7, Brooklyn 3.
Northwestern League
At Seattle G, Spokane 10.
At Vancouver 1, Butte 0.
At Tacoma 3, Great Falls 1.
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American League
Won Lost l et.
Boston .12 5 .70;»
New York .10 7 .088
Chicago .13 10 .505 j
Cleveland .11 12 *4 <8
St. Louis .10 11 *4 < 0
Detroit . 8 1° *444
Washington . 7 10 .412
Philadelphia . 0 H *353
National League
Won Lost Pet.
New York .10 5 .000
St. Louis .12 7 .031
Chicago .10 10 .000
Boston . 8 8 .500
Philadelphia . 8 9 .4*0
Cincinnati .11 13 .458
Brooklyn . 5 10 .323
Pittsburg . 7 15 .318
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Northwestern League
Won Lost Pet.
Tacoma .12 2 .S;>7
Great Falls . G G ->00
Spokane . 7 7 .oOO
Seattle . G 7 .4M
Vancouver . 7 0 .4IL
Butte . ,0> 1G 2.»0
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Well, we have just unpacked the best line of Working
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The Famous Felder
Hand made, moccasin top, all oiled tan stock. We guaran
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I'nited States Army Shoes. Two full double soles, black
E or tan.
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T he same last in full oil tanned stock, 12-inch top, sole
| leather outside counter’, Finnish pac top—a real bear
= cat of a shoe, and the
The Price is $12.50
t Dress Shoes $5 to $15.00
| The Miners Store
Social Chat |
Miss Florence Ballaine complement- j
ed Mrs. Harry Whittemore, a former!
Seward girl who recently surprised
her fiiends by her marriage in Anch
orage, with a charmingly informal tea
yesterday afternoon.
Tea was served at 4:30 o’clock by
the hostess assisted by little Miss
Marit Hide. Much merriment was
caused when the wedding cake with j
appropriate decorations was cut and;
each guest received her fortune. Those!
present besides the hostess and thej
honored guest were Mrs. F. L. Hal-»
laine, Mrs. Harold Painter, Mrs. F. ]
Waller and Mrs. Frank Cotter, the1
Misses Boot, Romig, Cooper, Wold,'
Robb, Rich and Sexton.
The Hospital Helpers met at the
Seward General hospital yesterday
afternoon. Several members were
present who spent the afternoon bus-'
ily sewing.
The Woman’s club will meet tomor
row afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the
home of Mrs. William Sauers. Fol
lowing is the program for the after-1
noon:
; Lesson, Chapters 1 and 2 of Ameri
ca in Ferment, followed by discus- l
sion led by.Mrs. J. J. Patton
“Poctorinp on a National Scale”. ;
.Mrs. W. E. Root
“The Lost Will of Martha Washing
ton”.Mrs. R. G. Chambers
“A Glass of Cold Water, Phase”. j
.Mrs. William Sauers
“The Movement for Community
Music”.Mrs. Erich Luc?.s
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church met this afternoon at the par
! sonape with Mrs. J. J. Patton.
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