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1917-01-18 · image 5
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attending tho insti tution of tho Camp, at Sathor's hall. At 10 o'clock a banquet was served at tho Emblem club, marking tho ovont, moro than 100, Including tho members, their wives, and guests, taking part. Dancing concluded tho ovenlng. Mora Groutli for Rend. That Bend Is tho best advertised town In tho northwest and, with Its resources and tho boosting spirit of Us citizens, should grow to 16,0…
1917-01-18 · image 9
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" was tho chief subject for discussion at tho meeting ot tho Parent-Teacher association held at the Emblom club last night, tho topic bolng dealt with by Mrs, Holloway and Suporlntondont Thordarson. Dr. Faulknor also spoko on tho caro of tho teeth. Mrs. Holloway'o chlldron played two duels. Following tho pro gram light refreshments woro served. Eighty-Seven YrurN Old. II. II. Adams. Snrlngflold. M…
1917-02-22 · image 7
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. M. Thompson. (From Monday's Dally.) II. C. Denning, of Fort Rock, Bpont Sunday In Bend. Edward L. Emblem Is In Bond from his home In La Pino. L. W. Pollott, of Torrebonno, was a weok end guest In tho city. County Clerk J. II. Hanor Is on a trip to Prinovillo today on official business. 0. R. Cooper was In Prinovillo Sat urday night to attend tho dancing party given thoro. R. B. Mutzlg, of Portla…
1917-02-22 · image 10
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lot IHitto Inn, when eollego und university men gathered at u banquet nnd IjuhIik?hh meeting at tho Emblom club last night. Dr. U. C. Coo was unnuiinoiiHly chosen prcH ident, Fred Woelflen as vlro prosl dent, Ward Cobln-ns secretary, and Clyde M. McKay as treasurer. Tliese, with three others, Judgo W. D, Jinnies, 1 II. May and Louis Dun Jiutt, comprise a council which will illrcct tho affnlrs of t…
1917-03-15 · image 5
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cription of tltitm null gift of'thu land, n mooting Iiiih been culled for Monday iiviiiiIiik at thn Emblem eluh lit which tlio or Hiiiilriitlon of tlio rluh will hit effect ml, officers will bit cliicliid, uml tlio I'oiuiiilttiinn nipoluti'il to curry out thn building and ftuiiuuliig of tlio lllHtltlltlull. Practically $4000 Iiiih boon sub scribed by local moil and women, and thn propnrty Iiiih bo…
1917-03-29 · image 7
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s together with a tentative sched ule to present at a meeting to bo held next Monday evening at the Emblem club lu Dend. NOTICE CItEAMEItY PATKON8 The Central Oregon Farmers Creamery will hcrcatfer pay its pa trons (or their cream twice a month. Adv. 2tfc. . Easter Hats See our ladies' and children's Easter Hafs, Prices unusu ally reason able. Call and look them over STOCKMON'S I 5 and 10 Cent Sto…
1917-04-05 · image 4
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Is likely that doflulto action favoring thla movo will bo taken at tho meeting Monday night at tho Emblom club. May Employ Director. Feeling that tho activities of tho club will cover such a wide scope as to need a man specially adapted to carry on tho work, tho club will probably consider tho employment ot a man to handle tho direction of tho organization. In this connection, It Is tho dcslro of…
1917-05-03 · image 4
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the hour will tumble men working In the mills to return to their homes fur dinner before drill. Tho Emblem club hall will be usml temporarily for tmrrarks unllL, the athletic club building Is completed. Drills will be held Monday and Fri day nlghu. .Mi'iulx-r KiiiiiiiiTiitnl, The company Is made up of the following officers and privates: Captain, Frank It. 1'rlnce first lieu-1 tenant, Carl A. John…
1917-11-15 · image 1
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prepared boothn of thu nntlro carnival wan that of thu Hand Hod Cross chapter, hear lng tho order's emblem, with nlgnn of "Help win ilia war with your needle " Aim. W. C. Illrdn.il! wan In chat go of xh liooth, and uldiid hy a iiumhor of jflrU. sold rail mid whlto cnruatlonn for tho benefit of thu chaptor. The. flowers worn ongitrly purchnncd mid tho stock wan noon exhausted. Tho Itml CroM nxhlhlt…
1917-01-26 · image 2
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b, which had a flour ishing existence in Bend about five years ago. The meeting will be held In the Emblem Club at 8 o'clock and all college men are requested to be present and enlist on the roster. Plans! it is likely, will be formulated for future functions and for a per manent organiiation. It is thought that there are more than 100 men in Bend who have at tended college for a period of one or…
1917-01-30 · image 1
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ing to the list of guesU com plied last night by the temporary membership committee, meeting at the Emblem club. While the date for the dinner was originally set for February 12, this has been set aside because ot the boxing match scheduled for the same evening between Billy George and Valley Trambitas. The time tor the gathering will be announced by the committee. TWO MILITIA UNITS ARE MUSTERED O…
1917-02-12 · image 1
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LEGE MEN WILL DINE ON THURSDAY Preparations Rapidly Near Comple tion for Organization Gather ing at Emblem Club. Preparations are being complet ed for the first dinner and organiza tion meeting of college and univer sity meen living in Bend, to be held at 8 o'clock Thursday night at the Emblem club. Frank May, who is serving on the committee in charge, Is distributing tickets to those on the list…
1917-02-16 · image 1
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Pilot Butte Inn, when college and university men gathered at a banquet end business meeting at the Emblem club last night. Dr. V. C. Coe was unanimously chosen pres ident, Fred Woelflcn as vice presi dent, Ward Coble as secretary, and Clyde M. McKay as treasurer. These, with three others, Judge W. D. Burnes, F. II. May and Louis Ben nett, comprise a council which will direct the affairs of the cl…
1917-02-19 · image 3
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Including Sunday. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS II. C. Do tin Inn. of Fort Hock, apont Sunday In Bund. Edward L. Emblem la In Bond from hla homo In I- 1'lne. L. W. Pnllott, of Terrelionno, waa a week and guvat In thu city. County Clork J. It. Huner la on trip to Prlnovtllo today on official business, i O. R. Cooper waa In Prlnavlllo Rnt urdoy night to atland tho dancing party Rlvon thore. n. U. MutalK. of Port…
1917-02-20 · image 2
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. m. GRAND THEATRE An Announcement! L. U. Lufulletle uwioimcfi Me placing upon the Bend Market BEND EMBLEM BUTTER WHICH Wil t. UK FOR SAI.K IIY AI L DF.AI KRS. Bend Emblem Butter is manufactured from carefullu telected, High Grade Pasteurized Cream, and Is strictly a Central Oregon Product $ , QUALITY GUARANTEET)... You be the Judge! YOU ARE INVITlin TO CIl'K I GUTTER" A TRIAL L. B. LAFOLLETTE We'…
1917-02-21 · image 2
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n" GRAND THEATRE An Announcement! L. li. Lafallettt announces the placing upon the Bend Market BEND EMBLEM BUTTER WHICH WIU. UK HW SALK M' ALL DKAI.KHS. Bend Emblem Butter Is manufactured from carefulltj selected, High Grade. I 'asteurlzed Cream, and Is strictly a Central Oregon Product QUALITY CUA RANTEET) You be the Judge! VO( AHH INVimt TO (,71'K 9 "BUTTER" A TRIAL L. B. LAFOLLETTE THE BEND BRI…
1917-03-10 · image 3
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e. ' More than 100 couples have been Invited to attend the Alaskan dance to be given tonight at the Emblem club. Instructions have been Is sued that costumes becoming to a Sourdough shall be worn by all who attend, else drastic measure will be taken to see that they do. Efforts have been made to decorate the hall as much like an Alaskan dance hall as possible. A large bar ha been erected at one en…
1917-03-10 · image 4
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n, subscription of dti db and gift of the land, a mooting has boon called for Monday ovenlng at tho Emblem club at which the or ganization of tho club will bo effect ed, officers will be elected, and tho committees appointed to carry out the building and financing of the Institution. Practically $4000 has boon sub scribed by local men and women, and the proporty has been promised. With this upon w…
1917-03-13 · image 1
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liminary meeting of thoso Interested In the upbuilding of athletics In Uond, held Inst night nt tho Emblem club, It was announced today that tho organization mooting of tho Bond Amateur Athletic club will bo hold nt 8 o'clock at tho club this evonlng. Details of organization will be tak on care of, officers will bo elocted, and committees nnmod. 17 MINERS TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION; 2 DIE (Ily United Pr…
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eason at th beachea. J.:.; ft "U KV M BEND AMATEUR ATHLETIC CLUB Meeting to Elect Officers Tonight! Emblem Club not accepted within 30 days ahull be declared vacunt. 7. $20.00 of the flrnt month's sal ary nhull be puld on the flrnt Friday of the nchool your. t. At the clone of the nchool yeur the clerk nhull require a deposit of $10 by each re-elected teacher un a bond for thu faithful performunce…
1917-03-14 · image 1
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ion of the gymnasium and club rooms were tak en at tho meeting of the subscribers last night at the Emblem club. To take the necessary preliminary moves In the formulation of a con stitution and set of by-laws for the organization, Carl A. Johnson was elected temporary chairman and A. Whisnant temporary secretary, to hold office until the regulations are adopted and the permanent organiza tion If…
1917-03-19 · image 1
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too hopes to be able to Btibmlt dofinlto figures and plans at the ganoral mooting to be hold at the Emblom club tomorrow night. The gathering Tuesday evening Ib for the goneral public, and a largo turnout Is desired. BEND PROMINENT LOSS S S I HUGE EXPENDITURE IS DIRECTED. I'mtloVnt Authorize Speeding l'p of Hhlp Building Program Fate of 24 Men lu Doubt Mna Muy lie German Prisoners. (Ily United Pro…
1917-03-24 · image 4
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were served. Bridge . Mrs. Archie Myers entertained with two tables of bridge this afternoon at the Emblem club. Miss Margaret Panton left Thurs day evening for her home in Belling- hnm, Washington) ..Miss Pantou has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. Urooks for a week, Dnnoo Mrs. John K. Ryan entertained Informally at dancing lust evening at the KinMem club In honor of her houao. guest, Mrs. I…
1917-03-26 · image 3
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. Imll, H p. m. i:uHTll Hint-, .Mnuinlc hull, H p. m. llctiil Amrtteiir Atlih-tlc rluh iiiin!. lug, Emblem ( lull, K i, in. 'IVKHDAV. M. V. A Hnlliri-'H hull, H p. in. II. M. P. I. I'., Ihiii rim- l.uljur Temple, H p. III. i:iim:hii y. KnlulitM of J 1 1 1 lii . Hill licr' hull, H p. in, funiiiirrcliil dull luncheon, I'lliil lliitte Inn, iionii, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS It. C Fisher, of Alfulfll. wan III l…
1917-03-27 · image 1
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roduction of the amendment was decided on at the meeting of the club members held last night at the Emblem club. Discussion of last night's gather ing centered largely In the question of the advisability of the organiza tion of a holding company, and the report of the building committee The holding company, it was suggest ed, could act as a financial instru ment for the club until such a time as t…
1917-03-28 · image 1
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together with a tonlallvo ached- tiln to present nt a mnotlnR to bo held noxt Monday evening at tho Emblem club In Bond. A CUNARD LINER BE UKKIKH MADK 1IY IH1HH, NA TIONAMHT KI,K'1T ONLY KVAH- ,. IONH l-'ltOM HKCHKTAHY OP T1IK ADMIItALTV. (Pr Unltml Prow to the Urnil DulUtln) MAY SUNK luinuuin, Mlircn zb, yuoriOB oneornlng a Tunnrd liner ruportnd mink, asking the number of casual 4 tins, whether t…
1917-03-31 · image 1
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n tral Oregon baseball league will be taken Monday evening at a meeting srhedulod to be held In the Emblem club, at which offlclul repreaentatlves of Culver, Madras, i'rluovllle. Bond and The Shevlln-Illxnn Company will bo present. A temporary organization was ef fected last Tueaday evening to con aider some tentative mattors and It Is expected that these have been at tended to, so that tho matter…
1917-03-31 · image 2
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think I can afford one, and I don't , Bridge Luncheon Mrs. J. H. Haner entertained Tues day at the Emblem club tor the pleasure of Mrs. R. S. Dickson, of Prinevtlle. Easter decorations were used for the prottily appointed luncheon table . where covers were laid tor the following: Mrs. J. F. Fairland and Miss Marguerite Fair land, of New York, Miss Marjorle Henderson, Mrs. Walter Kendall Mrs. H. K…
1917-04-02 · image 1
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Athletic association at 8 o'clock this evening, when the meeting of the organization is held at the Emblem club. Tentative drawings showing an outline of the arrangement deemed most advisable, were being complet ed this afternoon In the office of Architect Lee A. Thomas. AMERICA TO TAKE 90 INTERNED SHIPS (By United Preu to the Bend Bulletin) WASHINGTON. D. C. April 2. Tho United States government…
1917-04-03 · image 1
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the Bend Amateur Athletic club were approved last 'night at the meeting of the organization at the Emblem club, and Architect Lee A. Thomas was authorized to complete all plans and specifications for the structure in preparation for the immediate beginning, ot work. It Is expected that the formal breaking ot ground will be two weekB from last night, while the campaign for funds will be brought to…
1917-04-03 · image 4
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lver, Bend and The Shevlln-Hixon Com pany, was definitely organized last ngiht at a meeting at the' Emblem club, with representatives from each of the towns present. Maurice Cashman, ot . the Bend team, was Belocted president of the league; U. H. Irving, of Madras, vice president; J. O. Pearce, Culver, sec retary, and E. F. Albee, Prineville, treasurer. The board of directors will comprise Maurice…
1917-04-19 · image 1
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local work. To raise funds tor the work It wa decided to hold a card party on Monday evening at tho Emblem club, beginning at 8 o'clock. Brldgo and five hundred will be playod, and all who wish to attend are asked to tolaphone to the club on Monday morning botweon 9 and 12 to reserve tables. A charge of 25 conta will bo mndo for admission. Coffee will bo served and It la re quested that sandwiches…
1917-04-20 · image 1
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o have bad exper ience in military drill and training are urged to meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the Emblom club for the purposo of forming 'tho Bend Rifles. Tho subsidiary organization will be 6pen to all present and prospective mcm bors of tho club and will be formed tor the purpose of instruction In military drill and rifle shooting. KNOW W DECLARED DRAFT ED BY ROOSEVELT VOLUNTEER DIVISION PLAN…
1917-04-21 · image 1
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marching division of the linnd Amateur Ath letic club, was formed last night at meeting held at tho Emblem club Although there wa only a small at' tondanco, officers were elected and drilling will probably begin next week. It Is Intendad to consolldnta nil onllstments for the time being Under one company, with Krnnk H. Trlncc, captain, and Carl A. John son, first and second lieutenant. Tho plnn as…
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ss Mccarty. ItnucliiK Party Mr. und Mis, A. J. Kroonert nro ontortnlng with a ltiu lnK party at (ho Emblem club this uvoiiIiik In hon or of Mr. Kronnurt's slslor, Mrs. (Jiith orliio O'llrltm, of Chlcnico, who Is visiting at thulr homo, Tho guest list will Include about 130 people. a a a Miss Union O'Neill left for Port- hind. Friday evening, to spend the week end at hoiue, a Miss Mnrjorle llunilur…
1917-04-23 · image 1
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s, but It Is understood from var ious sources that tho purchase of tho building now occupied by the Emblem club may be the solution of the problem In case a low enough figure Is granted by the present owner. SEA ATTACK AGAINST RUSSIA IS PLANNED Two Ciorninn Hquudrons, With Trans port m. Reported to lie Kn Route to I'oMltlon on the llultlc. (By United freea to the Bend Bulletin) PETHOORAD, April 23…
1917-04-25 · image 1
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feature of the club activities, and drilling will begin Friday night at a meeting to be held at the Em blem club. ,1! DESPERATE WAR GREAT MASSES OF MEN THROWN INTO BREACH WITH UTMOST PRODIGALITY BRITISH CON TROL THE AIR. (By United Preu to the Bend Bulletin) LONDON, April 25. More than 3000 Germans have been taken pris oner since the resumption of the British drive against Teutonic po sitions, on…
1917-04-26 · image 3
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and stand- Bend Rifles Notice THERE will be non commissioned officers class this evening at 7:80 at Emblem Club. The following men attend: Kelliher Lamping Lundeen A Id rich CarIon Sawyer Lyons, E. Woelflen Stover Sulzman Shoults Powell Donovan J) lug, and you will muke no mistake in consulting him about your eyes and glusnes. Headaches relieved, cross eyes straightened; satisfaction guaranteed, D…
1917-04-27 · image 1
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and non-coinmlsaloued officers will appear In uniform and will assist In directing the company. The Emblem club has been designated as head qunrters for the company. -. All men over the age of 18 yours are eligible for enllstraopt. It Is the desire to urge Immediate enlist ment for the company so that regular dull nlghta can be designated and active work begun. "Bollovlng that tho government Is, b…
1917-04-28 · image 2
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innesota, and Mrs. J. A. Brinkley. Red Cross Benefit About 50 tables of cards were ar ranged at the Emblem club Monday evening for the benefit of the Red CroBs society. A charge was made for admission, and cakes were auc tioned during the evening. The profits totaled about $280.00. The general interest taken by all was very pleasing to the committee in charge of the party. Sandwiches and coffee we…
1917-04-30 · image 4
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seat. BEND RIFLES TO DRILL Mombors of the Bend Rifles will meet at 7:20 o'clock this evening at the Emblem club for drill, it Is announced. - - - -I i At the Grand Theatre, Tuesday and Wednesday. At the Movies Grand Theatre. Duped through an illegal marriage, Xlary Blake fled from her near-hus-oand and found solace in hard work with a small traveling show. Stricken suddenly ill when the coraoany w…
1917-05-02 · image 1
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hour will enable men working in the mills to return to their- homes for' dinner before drill. " The Emblem club halt will be used, temporarily for barracks until the athletic club building is completed. Drills will be held Monday and Fri day nights. ; Members Enumerated. The company is made up ot the following of tjcers.-jaiid.., privates: Captain, Frank R. Prince'; first lieu tenant, Carl A. John…
1917-05-05 · image 1
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ifles, hold last night, was the best attended of any to date. After pre liminary Instruction In the Emblem club hull, used as field headquarters. the members marched out to the old athletic field on Dond utrcct and then out to (the business, streets, where they were put through forma tions by Captain I'rlnco. Present Inst night were Captain Prince. Lieutenants Johnson and McPherson, Sergeants Shou…
1917-05-07 · image 3
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ckull Irfxlgc, Hiilhcr's Hull, H p. m. W. (I. V., t'ounrll ( IiimiiIhtx, H 9 it. in. Itcnil Rifles, Emblem ( lull, 7:45 p. m. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS J. T. King, of Korl Hock, In n Horn! visitor today. C. 8. Clow, of La Pino, was In the city yesterday. K. W. aunrnay Is In t ho city from IHh run eh ncur llrotliurH. Mr. and Mm. W. Oumpnrt, of Cllno FhIIh, spent yostordny In llcnd. Karl Hmull wbb In tlio ci…
1917-05-08 · image 3
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FRIDAY. y Rebeksli IxmIki Halhrr's Hull, 8 p. m. W. (. W., Council Chambers, M ii. m. lUn.l Rifles, Emblem Club, 7:45 p. ni. t LOCAL NEWS ITEMS A. O. Walker In vIhUIiik In Hand, from Alfalfa. C, 8. Hudson wont to Portlund on business hint ii Ik Ut. ' Mm. I.. K. Hill la a vixltor In llond from her homu at Callow. J. C. Warne and II. C. NuUoii tiro In the city toduy from ltolicru. OuorKO Mllllcan l…
1917-05-08 · image 4
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y wave above them, As the soldiers march to meet the enemy; Who'd gladly die to save his coun try's emblem It stands for all that's brave, and true and free. I'm going to raise my boy to be a soldier, Who'd gladly march away to meet the foe. And with that trusty musket on bis shoulder To fight his nation's battles he would go My soldier would say, "Dear Uncle Sam, today, I'll fight to save your ho…
1917-05-09 · image 3
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V. ItrlH-kuli IxmIkc, Hutlii-r'a Hull, 8 p. ni. W. ). W., Council Chamber, 8 p. ni. Ilentl ItlfloH, Emblom Club, 7:4.1 p. m. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS IS. I). Snnmlnn In In tlio city toduy U from bla homo In Itlloy. M, J. MorrlBon, of Hampton, Id In tlio city today on business. A, F. Oakormnn Ib a btiRlnoss vis Hor In tlio city from DuriiB. Mrs. J. W. ElkttB, of Crescont, Ib visiting with frlomlu In Dond.…
1917-05-10 · image 1
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t, na undouhtod !y belonging to tho mill office. It wan flown to tho breeze again this morning. The emblom wai found when Mr. 'Hubbard's grandson, chasing a oat. rawlod under the sldowalk In pur flult of tho animal. Ho got the flag inatoad. ...... No clew as to the Identity of the Individual committing the thoft hai boon gained. r . RUSSIANS RESUME ACTIVE HOSTILITY AGAINST GERMANS (Br United I'rh…
1917-05-11 · image 1
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' Banquet. This It is hoped tcj complete early In the evening, when the Knights will adjourn to the Emblem club, where a banquet is to be served by the ladies of the church. The list of speakers has not yet been pre- I pared, nor is it known what visiting I members of the clergy will be pres ent. Paraphernalia (or the Initiatory work will be brought in tomorrow morning, it is expected. Old members…
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DAY, Ib'lx'kllll IrfHlgi', SiiIIiit'h Hull, H i. m. W. O. W Council liiimbcr, H p. m. Itcnil ltiri, Emblem Club, 1;4."i p. ni. I'imIithI l.iilMir I'nlon, Ixmp Plnj Temple. Senior CIiihh l'lii), II. 8. Auditor linn, H:il(l p. in. . Itchckuli lrfMli, Kutlirr'N Hull, H l p. in. . W. . '., Council linnibcm, M p. in. llcnd lllflciM Emblem Club, 7:4.1 p, in. Hl'NDAY. ....Jefferson County vn. Klirvtlti-l…
1917-05-12 · image 3
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at Garden Home. Mrs. John Ryan entertained the Bridge club delightfully yesterday af ternoon at tho Emblem club. Howker's Orchestra, of Portland, will give a dance Tuesday evening, i May 15, at the Hippodrome. 132, 34p r $100.00 Starts a Home! I will build a bouM to ult, for $100 down blane In monthly pmymenta. J. C. HILL, Ciwidi HoUl. PboM Black 1361 Slop at the New Houston Hotel 6th and Everett…
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t, other meetings of similar nature being held in Prlnevllle and Redmond. BRITISH FLAG IS TAKEN FOR EMBLEM , OF GERMAN EMPIRE (By United Preee to the Bend Bulletin) PORTLAND, Oro, May 14 "What do you m-ian by flying the German flag?" dumanoed the brwul shouldered policeman on the front porch of Mrs. A. D. Goodfellow. Jefferson street. "Where do you see a German flag?" she asked. "Right here," answ…
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umplings Study Club Mrs. Roscoe Howard was hostess at an open meeting of the Bend Study Club at the Emblem Club on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Howard presented a very interesting paper on Russian music, showing the tendency to minor tones and emotional nature as the characteristic feature of their music. "The Sea Gull's Cry," by Grodskl, sung by Michailowa and Lugarlnoff, together with other selections…
1917-05-21 · image 3
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N YOUR CITY. You'll Find Them litre. MONDAY. I. O. (. I''.. Hutlier's Hall, 8 p. lit. Itrml HirifM, Emblem ('lull, 7:45. ltoynl Arch Miinoiih, MmmhiIc Hull, H p. m. Painters and Decorators, IilMr Temple, 7: HO p. in. TIKHDAY. M. V. A., Hitther's Hull, H p. in. ulliiury Allinr l-ulmr Temple, 8 p. ni. ltol Cross, McmlM-ndilp Commit tees Coiiuiii'irlul iul room, O'Kano building, H o'clock. WEDNESDAY.…
1917-05-23 · image 3
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AV. A. H. A. M., MomuiiIr Hull, M p. III. FRIDAY. lUOjckaliii, Hmlirr'a Hull, H p. m, Ibmtl Rifle.. Emblem luli H p. m. W. . W., (oum-11 lUmm, H p. in. 07 .77777: OREGON THUNK Tit A IN Arrives 7:2U a. id. Loaves 9 i. oi. O.-W. It. N. TRAIN. . Arrlvei -...J 7: Si p. m. Leavea 7:26 . in. AUTO STACK LINK HOL'Tli. Leave 8:45 a. ui. Arrives 6 p. m. AUTO LINKH, Car to Burns, Fort Klamath fort Rock, Silv…
1917-05-25 · image 3
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ing anil evening. Itentl vs. Hlievlln-lllxon, Hall Turk, 8: HO p. ni. MONDAY. Ilrnil lUflrw, drill, Emblem Club, H p. m. Painter ami Decorators, Lone fine Temple), 8 p. m. '' HurlMiV I'nlon, I amp Vine Temple, 8 p. m. Tl'KHIlAY. Modern Woodmen of Amerlru, Hutlier's Hull, 8 p. in. WEDNESDAY. KulKlitH f I'ytlilnN, Hallier' Hull, 8 p. m. Commercial 'lub luncheon, Pilot Ilolto Inn, noon. . , OREGON TR…
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orn, and S. C. Hazlett, of Portland, Dr. J. C. Bones, John Combs and James Mayne. Dancing Party The Emblem Club was the scene of a pretty dancing party given as a farewell to a number of the Bend teachers who are closing the school year, and will soon leave on their vacations. Mrs. John Ryan was the hostess, some 75 guests enjoying her hospitality. Excellent music was furnished by the Healy orches…
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uy, Kntlirr's Hull, 8 p. in. WiMXlmrn of Hip Worlil, Council 1'liiiinlM.m. H ii. in. ihinl lllflin, Emblem i luli, H p. in 'rnlrul Trulc, ijilmr It r'urincrV Council, Ixino I'liw l.lllmr Temple 7:ilO p. m, HATUtllAY. IUmIiiii'H, mw- Vino Lultor Temple ft p. ni. Ht'NDAY. Ilciiil xn. Hlicvlln-IIIxon, Depot Grounds, Idiwlinll, 32:110 p. in. I'rcnrliltig service, nil rliunlim MONDAY. I. ). O. V., Hull…
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of Norway, Huilicr'a Hull, M p. m. Woodmen nf tho World, Council 4 'dumber, M p. In, lUmil llirieo, Emblem Club, H p. in. Oiilrnl Trails, ljtbor & l-'urmerV (nuhril, aiw I'lnu IjilMir Temple, 7::io p. m, H.tTlltD.lY. Itrdmen, I.0110 I'lac I-ubor Temple, H p. in. HtNHAY. Ileml V. Hbivllil-Hlvon, Depot round, llniu'liull, a:!( p. in; I'rrnclilnir nervier, nil rliurrlimi. MONDAY. I. I). . V, HntbiT'.…
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ing that horeafter the company will meet at 8 o'clock eaqh Wednesday night. Meetings will be et the Emblem club. with dependents, will be freed from serving under the first draft. The first call to arms will come early in September, while the second call for half a million men will prob ably come In November or December. Department of Justice agents are convinced that anti-registration prop aganda…
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sights through Washington dur ing the spring, were today hung .alongside the Stars and Stripes the 'emblem of the Confederacy. Streets 'and avenues presented a colorful spectacle in this galaxy of banners. President Wilson and government al officials reviewed the veterans, in ' front of the White House. After the' parade, luncheon was served In the Ellipse. For the first time in the history fit th…
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lub Luncheon, I'lh't Ilutlo Inn, ikhiii. KiiIkIHh of rythliiN, Mather's Hull H p. III. Jleml Ulflc, Emblem Club, 7:15 p. in. TlllltSDAY. A. V. & A. M., MunoiiIo Hull, p. m. Carpenters & Joiners, Lnno I'lno liiilior Temple, H p. in. AMUSEMENTS. - TONIGHT. . Grand Theatre, Thndo nam, In "Tho Vlxon," Mux Llnclor Commly. . Hi'ikI Theatre. Mni'RUnrlto Clark,- In "Snow Whlto." Paramount Plctograph, At T…
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ens: We meet to celebrate Flag Day because this flag which we honor and under which we nerve Is tho emblem of unity, our iti,,.r , ftwmvttt mid nnr riiirtiose ! . ',, ,. h. 0.i,r char- ! tt,.,r ian ,Bt whlch wo givo H from ,.,.,. t0 K,,ratloii. The choices 1 ouri .Besides It floats In majest- ,,. ,,.,., 8,)ov he hoM tllal ex ecute these choices, whether In peace or In war. And yet. though silent,…
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night f I'jtlilii", Hotlirr'N hull, N p. n. Karmmt' I'nlon, at Itlrhurd'Min arliool, Itcnd ItlfliK, Emblem club, 7:45 . in. ' THURSDAY. h) ill Order of .Mount, Moumi bull, N p. in. 4'nrpcntrm It Jolni-m, linn I'lnc tempi!, 8 p. in. I HIIIAY. KelH-knli lOilge, Sather's hull, H p. in. Woodmen of the World, Council 'liuuibri-N, N p. Ill, AMUSEMENTS. TONIGHT. Grund Theatre. Kolb and 1)111, In "Lone- H…
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ull Luncll, I'llot Itnltn Inn, noon. KoIkIiIn of I'ylliliiN, Hnllier'N Hull, 8 p, in. Item! KlflcN, Emblem ( lull, 8 p. in. THIKHDAY. A. I'. A A. M., MiiHimlc Hull, 8 p. ni. Carpenter mid .IdIiici'n, Lone IMne Temple, 8 p. 'm. AMUSEMENTS. , TONKJ1IT. ,- llend Tlicntro. Louise Huff mid Jack Pick- ford, -In "Groat Expectations." Grnnil Theatre. Tallinn t Walker, In "Kitty JVIiickny." ' ' LOCAL NEWS…
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e American flag, which will float over the camp They plan to expend nearly $50 for the big national emblem. MAXIMUM HEAT TODAY STOPS AT 94 DEGREES Bend's temperature today missed the season's record by four degrees, and went two degrees beneath the maximum ot yesterday, when the mercury registered 94 degrees above zero. Continued warm weather is predicted. TO SUPPRESS I. W. W. ACTIVITY IN IDAHO (B…
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night rjlliliw, Knthrr's Hull, H p. ni. 1'iiriiKTH' I'nlun, HIcluuiKdii HcllIMll. . Itenil lUfli'H, Emblem ( luh, 7:45 p. m. TIUIISOAV. 1-I Order of Mooe, Kathrr's Hull, ft p. m. ( 'uriMmliTu mill Joiner, Lone lino Labor Temple, Hp, m. ORKUON TRt'KK TRAIN Arrive 7:20 a. m. Leaves , 9 p. U). CW. R. S, TRAIN. Arrives 7:30 p. in. Leaves 7:26 a. tn. AUTO BTACIK LINK HOUTH. Leavee 8:45 a. m. Arrives 5…
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. Knights of I'yllilii", Hallirr's Hull, N p. ni. rrmm' I'nion, lllihnnlwui Hchool. IU-iiiI Itlflc. Emblem (lull, 7:4.1 TlllflHOAY. lxiyal OruYr of Mmim KiuImt'n Hull, 8 p. m. ( 'arprnlciK and JolnT, Lone I Hue Ijilmr Temple, M p. m. AMUSEMENTS. TOMOIIT. Bond Thnure. George Deban, In "Ills Sweet heart." Grand Theatre. William Fox presents "A Modren Cinderella." Henry Lelirmun and 11 1 1 In Ritchie…
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enrollment as a unit of the state troops for home guard duty, the Rend Rifles met last night at the Emblem club, with a considerable attendance of non-members of the company In attendance. Today a com mittee composed of Captain Frank R. Prince, J. Satzman and R. P. Mlnter, was busy securing signatures of Bend men and boys who would be willing to Join the new organization. A petition Is to be sent…
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d Is to hit." (Continued on page 2) . GO AUOUANS V WILL ORGANIZE LOGGERS SHOW LOVE FOR FLAG MONSTER EMBLEM RAISED AT CAMP. IS I'ulrlollc (Vremonlen Directed by the lirooks-Hruiilon Kniployea Attend I'lifurlini; of KlKKeitt J-'Iok In ('entrul Oregon. One of the most spontaneous and whole hearted outbursts of patriot ism In Deschutes since the beginning of the war was witnessed last night by more th…
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li.t llulle Inn. liiiluliU of Pythian, I'ut riot ! Trie Krnni, Hinder' Hull, 8 i. m. lU-ml Itlflin. Emblem (lull, 7:4.1 i. in. Ited CriiHH, Pilot Hullo Inn, M p. 111. TIIIIWDAY. A. I'. A. M., MumiiiIi: Hull, A . m. CurMiilrni Joiner I'liiiui, Ihiiiii I'liin l.ulxir Temple, H . in. I IIIDAY. Ib-lirkiilix, Hullii-r'H Hull, H p. in. V. . V., ('oiltirll ( liuinlH'rn, H p. in. ' HATlllDAY. Ited Men, nf…
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o for the organization of a company ot Home Guards will be held at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the Emblem club. Captain Frank' Prince, of the Rftles AMERICAN TROOPS TO GO TO RUSSIA (Br United Preee to the Bend Bulletin) WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 8. The next American troops to be sent abroad will go to Russia, while oth ers will soon go to Italy. Senator Lewis declared today from the floor ot tho Sen…
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ing Sisters Ware the Ceolast Individuals Proaant. , mans so fearless and ferocious as the Red Cross emblem. On the top of each of tbe cars in tbls train there was a Bed Cross big enough to be seen from miles in tbe air. Tbe German aviators accepted tbem merely as excellent tar gets. . Their bombs quickly knocked three or tour cars from tbe rails and killed several, ofthe helplessly wound ed men. T…
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it was announced last night when a special mooting of the local home guard company was held at the Emblem club. Because of the .withdrawal of troops for service in Europe, the government is anxious thnt ho nit; guard companies should e brought to a higher degree of efficiency, and with this end in view may provide better equipment. Reorganization of tho local com pany will take place at the meeti…
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( lull luiii'lieun. immhi, Pilot lluttn Inn. KiiIk'X" I'yll'l". HuIit' HH. H p. m. ' Henri ltlflfM, Emblem Hull, 7:4rt p. in. Tlll'ltSDAY. Carpenters' JnliierV I'nhNi. I.oiie I'lim l-nlmr Trmple, H ! ,y AMUSEMENTS. t TONIGHT. . - Grand Theatre. Ooorgo WalHh, In "Moiling Million." l'lilho Now. i Comedy, "HI Love Fight." ' Liberty Theatre. ' ' nought Fairbanks. In "In . 4 Aguln, Out Again." News feu…
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hool, organized In an orchestra under he direction of Mra, L. A. Holloway, will give conoort at the Emblem hib beginning at o'clock, Krldoy ovlnlng, 8optombor 7. Tho orcheatra iiumbora 33 plecea, and on excollont lirognim la aaaurod. No admlwilon will bo chnrgod. i ASSISTANCE PLEDGE ELECTRIFIES SLAVS (By United Prau to Tho Dally Bulletin) v , nug, jjb, free I- '- dont Wllson'a moHtiago to tho -Hii…
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ist will be eligible tor a' prizo except as paia of the "general display" ot flowers, for which the Emblem .Club cup Is offered. 6. An exhibit may not be entered for liore than one prize. 'T T ..T ... V. .AnMa,l Ik.l Library Club will offer for sale flow ers, plants and vegetables entered. Any entry not to be sold should be DAILY EDITION NO. IBt SEEK TO HEAL SLAV TROUBLES RECONCILIATION AIM AT CON…
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ub, were divid ed evenly between Mrs. C. S. Hudson and Mrs. E. A. Smith, respective win ners of the Emblem rlub cup for the most artistically arranged dis play of flowers, and th Commorcial club cup for perfection blooms and numbers of varieties Bot4 have been among high prize winners for several years past. The 3'jconJ prizo in ihe Commercial club award went ito Mrs. C. G. Groves. Judges who made…
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ER THIS IS A NEW FLAG OF THE FREE o sTJah Hoou this His se tvlll lie seen In tlio U Ihuii Ii Is Hie emblem niloiieil li IN NIGRI RAID II 1 1 : 1' MXOX AND KHKKII-T KOIW K11T8 CO.VKIHCATK I.KJl'Olt l.VVKHTHJ.VriOX WI1X UK COM MKNCKI) TOMORROW. Definite results ,wero obtainod by the city and county authorities lust night In the liquor Investigations which have been conducted for sev eral weeks past,…
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mble Concert," as Mrs. L. L. Holloway has named her musical evening, will take place tonight ut the Emblem Club rooms and will present for tho first time the Lyric school children's orchestra. A varl cty of numbers will bo offered, in cluding folk dancing, a chorus, club swinging, piano and orchestra selai: lions and a harmony competition tor which prizes are to be offered. Between 30 and 40 child…
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and Mrs. George Keyes, of Kantwood, la., Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Keyes entertained with a dinner at the Emblem Club on ueonesuay nignt. rne table was charmingly arranged with lavender Dance Is Siicccsi and white sweet peas and dainty place On last Monday a pleasant social cards carrying out the same color event was the Labor Day dance glv- note. Covers were laid for Mr. and en under the auspices of th…
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ations fighting for democracy. The committee wired Ellhti Hoot for Information about the ltu.isljin em blem. "Russia bus had no flag since the; revolution," Root replied. The new j republic Is In the same fix us thej 1'nltcd States was at the time the! Declaration of Independence was' signed. I i ; ; i I Priritzess Week! j mm Coats of Distinction for Women OCTOBER 8TH TO 13TH Wait For This Fashion…
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e following are the other suits in the order in which they are to .be heard: J. S. Bogue vs. Edward Emblem and wife, collection on account. Louis Bennett vs. Frank McGov ern, collection on account. P. A. Erlckson vs. Frank McOov oni, collection on account. Charles Boyd and A. H. McGee, collection. (Continued on Pago 2.) 1 "TP: r i GUARD WILL PROBE SENTIMENTS OF SENATOR SEDITION CHARGE IS THE CAUSE…
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Guy Mc pherson carried off the consolation. Partners for supper were matched by means of patriotic emblems. Through out the refreshments the same motif was carried out, small flags even garnishing the ices. In addition to cards, musical selections on piano and vlctrola were enjoyed. Partak ing of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers' hospital ity were Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Norcott, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Day, Mr. and Mr…
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ared booths of tho entire carnival was that ' of tho Bend Hed Cross chapter, boar . log the order's emblem, with signs of ;"Holp win the war with your needle." Mrs. W. C. Ulrdsul! was in charge of the booth, and aided by a number of girls, sold red and white carnations for tho benefit of tho chapter. Tho flowers were eagerly purchased and the slock was soon exhausted. ! Tho Hod Cross exhibit Inclu…
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is not Costume Party Unique In many respects was the dancing party given last Saturday night at the Emblem club by a num ber of the younger women of Bend. The affair was a costume party, the guests appearing in many original creations which caused much merri ment. While the girls indulged in light refreshments late in the even iivg, plans were made for another dance to be given early next month. A…
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students 01 tne Bend high school were hosts at their third danc ing party of the season held at the Emblem club last night. Highest cash price paid for all kinds of fur, hides, wool, pelts. IlrigK"' Second Hand Store, 323c FISHERMEN PUT ON MUNICIPAL PAYROLL (By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.) PORTLAND. Dec 15. Fishermen are the latest addition to the munic ipal 'payroll. With the municipal fis…
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offices, and factories It now -waves defiance to the Prus sian. So what more natural than that thlB emblem of active military service should be adopted in modified form by the Red Cross to Indicate the num ber In each home who, although com pelled to stay at home, have found a way1 to serve their country through membership in the greatest of relief organizations? Instead of the small star, it is t…
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offices, and factories it now waves defiance to the Prus sian. So what more natural than that this emblem of active military service .should be adopted In modified form by the Red Cross to indicate the num ber In each home who, although com - pelled to stay at home, have found a way to serve their country through membership in the greatest of relief organizations? Instead of the small star, it is…
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tube In process of iiiiiiiufai'tiire. TO GIVE DAXCB. As a preliminary to the reorganiza tion of the Emblem club and reopen- ng of the club house, an informal dance will be given in the club ball on Saturday night, invitations having been sent out today. It is expected that a meeting of the members will be held next week to consider plans for the future. CLASSIFICATION WORK GOES (Continued from Pag…
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Prlngle, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Blackford,. Miss Inez Penn, Miss Gertrude Hanks and M!hb Alice Blackford. Emblem Club Dunce As a means of bringing members together in order to reorganize the Emblem club, an Informal dance will be held tonight In the club rooms. Mr. T. A. McCann, Mr. Clyde McKay, Mr. Carl Johnson, Mr. R. B. Gouid and Mr. Harper Skuae are In change of tonight's affair. PISTOL CAMERA FOR A…