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71 candidate pages from 1918, and 12 of them produced filed records. These machine-read fragments have not all been checked against the page image, and they may concern unrelated emblems or clubs.
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1918-02-28 · image 1
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odged thomablvea to lonvo no Htouo unturned to 'ho ovor thu top with their part of tho pro gram. '" EMBLEM CLUB0ELECTS MILLER AS PRESIDENT Officers fur this year woro elected last night at tho regular' monthly mooting of tho ICmblom club, which was nttomlod by n largo number of tho members, H, A. Miller' was chos on prcsldont; Curl Johnson, first vice proaldont; O, M. McKay; 'soooml vlco president…
1918-04-25 · image 8
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ho moaiitlino, ha Is beguiling the W 0, T. U, women In Portland with addresses. "Doe" wears, as his emblem, lotiig flowing ront tails, which glvo hint tho nppenrnnco of being ptvitorlorlly sanctimonious, nt least, It ho Is elected governor ho will probably call tho chairs In tho waiting room of tho executive offices pews. Two Men Ar Ktrvin. Hurley and Anderson nro thu great antitheses, tho aphelio…
1918-05-16 · image 4
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f nil In tho work for the lied Cross nnd various food conservation plans. Thoso who aro holding tho em blems and cups of the club will con tlnuo to hold them until another ex hibit Is made, probably next year. bench and In rorlamattou guarantees my promises. Will R. King Record and declaration of prin ciples of candidate for Democratic nomination: Born, Walla Walla, Washington, October 3, 1S64. Mo…
1918-05-30 · image 3
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er to a trip to the logging camps and mills of tho county during tho day, and a song scrvlco by tho Emblem club In the evening. W. D. Cheney of So attlo has already wired tho commit too that bo will bo horo to tako chargo of tho ovcnlng's program. four chairs at your service at the Metropolitan. No watting. Adr. HKM'S TO KKKP KIT. When tho digestion Is out of order it throws tho whole physical bei…
1918-06-06 · image 1
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mills, IorrIiir camps and Industrial acntn of tho city. Hnlunluy ICtiltiK Kmhlcm club reception nt Emblem club rooms. LOGGING ROAD IS NEAR COMPLETION Two nml Oiic-llutf Mile Aro Now ICeiuly fur KitvIciv Sluiy Ikii motho Ih OnltTil. (.From Frlday'B Dnlly.) Work on tho narrow gauge road or tho Pino Tree Lumber company la progressing rapidly, according to ro- porta from ntllolaU of tho company. Two…
1918-06-06 · image 4
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statue of the Flying- Mercury as a class me morlum. Iteception Thursday. On Thursday evening at tho Em blem club -tho annual junior class reception was held, tho only devia tion being that Instead of the usual banquet, the festivities this year con sisted of a party, at which games wero played and a musical program rendered, after which a light lunch eon was served. Tho usual banquet had been elim…
1918-06-06 · image 5
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ey. Mr. Cheney ArrUow. W. D. Cheney ot Seattle, who Is to have chnrgo of tho musical program of tho Emblem club on Saturday even ing, Juno 9th, during tho cntortnln ment for tho Stato Hunkers' associa tion, arrived In tho city yesterday THIS IS NA TIONAL BABY WEEK See our window display of Infants' VVeiirublcs find Accessories Viintn Pinlcss Vests nt 50c to $1.50 Vim tit Abdominal Hands 35c N:mta…
1918-07-04 · image 8
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k. At 5 o'clock this evening the Al tKader band -will glvo an open air con cert on the lawn, at the Emblem club. Following ths- tho guests will be .taken to the Pilot Butto Inn, where the banquet will b'o held. Preparing Yor the work of Initia tion, several,'me,raDera of the order Imvo boon In tho city for tho pnst two days making arrnngonionts. Tho Oloiul Amateur Athletic cl'ubMiullding, whnrn 11…
1918-08-01 · image 6
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ln see the "Stars and Stripes." At that time I wondered when the boys In the trenches would see the emblem of the "land of the free and the home of tho bnive" beside them, doing Its bit In this great war of civi lization. My wounds were very painful, nnd several times nt night I would dream that myriads of khukl-clothed tlguret would puss my bed and each would stop, bend oven me, and whisper, "Tho…
1918-09-05 · image 1
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d, wltnro tho pro cratn for tho day was hold. Ilnnnora of thu vnrlouii organiza tions and patriotic emblems emblaz oned tho divisions, everywhere tho national colors showing n prodomln (tnro, demonstrating that patriotism iind labor were linked hand In hand. It was Mtltimtftl by union laborers horn that 2000 persons wuro In tlio parado, At tho picnic ground many hun dred other persons had nthori'd…
1918-10-03 · image 6
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were left to perish. The French tried to rescue them un der the protection of the Geneva flag, the emblem of the Ked Cross, hut we only sneered at them and shot It to bltfl. The impulse to shoot down the enemy surpassed every human feeling. The Red Cross flag hnd lost nil Its value for us when It was raised by the French. Mistrust was nurtured among us. Wo were told that tho enemy mis used the fl…
1918-10-17 · image 1
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Is no chanco of that. Wo will bo lucky If It Is over by the following Christmas." LIBRARY TO OCCUPY EMBLEM CLUB ROOMS (From Wednesday'Dally.) Tho offer of the Emblem club to give tho Dend library tho uso ot Its building for library purposes until after tho war was accepted nt a special meeting of tho Ladies' Li brary club yesterday afternoon. Ar rangements will bo mado at onco to movo tho books to…
1918-11-07 · image 8
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ags are piled high to tho ceiling. Behind a rough counter stands a man of middle age -a man with an emblem on his arm and a smile on his face. "In a hurry this morning, buddie?" he asks. "You bet I am," pants the soldier. "We're going into tho trenches at noon." "Can I help you?" The boy thrusts one hand into his pocket and with the other points to a sign on the wall. It reads: "Send Your Money Ho…
1918-01-02 · image 1
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se young women, who for strictly utilitarian reasons have adopted tbat garment which long has stood emblematic of the head of the family's sovereignity, are rul work ers; they are mill girls at the D rooks Scan Ion Lumber Company's plant. In Hentl. Oregon omployfd In the box fuotory there, where they do most of tlio light work, such as running the label press, sorting box-ends, etc. They are remar…
1918-01-03 · image 3
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E. Hedgpeth, Waatlna. O. Speck, Bend. Jack Beudrey, Bond. The Cray. A. M. Oleson, Portland. Arthur Emblem, La Pine. W. O. Fordham, La Pino. E. L. Clark, La Pine. If FBEPEBietViJ J I k MS- At the l,llH-rty Theatre, Friday night only. Farmers and Stockmen will find us ready at all times to .make reasonable advances for additional purchases of llvo stock. The First National Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv. On…
1918-01-03 · image 4
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save. The First National Bank, Bend, Ore. Adv. TO REOPEN' CLUB. At a meeting of the members of the Emblem club held In the club house last night It was decided to pro ceed with the re-organization of the club. .It is expected to reopen the club house in the near future and to give dances at regular intervals. The annual dinner will be given in February. Electric Irons, tho best made, eco nomical…
1918-01-09 · image 2
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rch 1, 1908, a meeting of the ladies of the town was called, with Mrs. Sawhlll, who lived where the Emblem club now stands. The result was, the Ladies' Library club was formed to care tor and support a library. But in order to get 'books from the state circulat ing library, it was made a public li brary. At this meeting it was decided a basket social should be given to pro vide funds for the libra…
1918-01-09 · image 3
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r C. Montgomery. Louis L. Schuette. John A. Nlrschl. Charles J. Saleberry. Martin Hansen. Arthur F. Emblem. Frank S. Spencer. Owen S. Hudson. Fred Christofferson. ; Walter R. Webber. Howard D. Butcher. John C. Rcdifer. Casslus C. Martin. Ray A. Stevens. J. F. Scott. Theodore F. Atwater. William W. Fnlrbanks. Christian O. Galloberg. Mclvln D. Glllett. Frank R. Henderson. , Stanley R. Douglas. Thoma…
1918-01-19 · image 3
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nday in Bend Churches Kplsoopnl. Dr. Van Waters, of "the Episcopal church, will hold service at the Em blem club, Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Special music. Vocal solo, "The Holy City." by Mrs. Silvia. Everybody welcome. Hcniiilliinvlan Lutheran Church. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Morning services at 11 o'oclock. Evenlihg aorvlces at 7:45. LadloB Aid moot at Mrs. Brelvold's placo on Thursday, Janua…
1918-01-26 · image 3
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Mr. Guy McReynoIds the consola tions. A bountiful luncheon waa served by the Jadies of the society. Emblem Club Dance- Members of the Emblem club en joyed an informal dance at the club rooms last night. On account of the Red Cross benefit at Tumalo a small er number than usual was present. A port of call. Make us your nort of call when you embark on the sea of finance. You are always welcome. The…
1918-02-02 · image 4
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of the organization, the Ilend Study clulb -was Bponsor for a large bridge tea at the rooms of the Em blem club Wednesday afternoon. Cheery fires In tho fireplaces- and the clicking of knitting needles gave the gathering a distinctly Informal atmosphere. Dainty refreshments were served, all the orderB of the food administration being carried out in tho dishes. High honors at lr!'lf;3 wern won by…
1918-02-04 · image 2
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a recent caller at the P. B. Johnson place. Virginian Who Has Lived Abroad Urges Reverence for the Emblem of the Country. "Why does the average American not salute the flag?" asked R. O. Out cault, a Virginian who has lived abroad for the last ten years, according to the Washington Post. "On the day of the draft parade In Washington the only man I saw salut ing the regimental colors was a police…
1918-02-04 · image 4
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rt Henry at Baltimore, when the British fleet attacked tho American fort. At that time tho national em blem consisted of 16 stripes and 15 stars, and moasiirnd 40x110 foot. The duplicate of thin (lug. screened III "Tho Slacker," measures exactly tho same as tho original, which Is ono of tho treasures of tho United States government. Under rover of a flag of truro tho young composer hud igouo on ho…
1918-02-11 · image 3
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M. W. A., Hathcr'M hall, 8 p. m. i 'iilliiury Alliance, lon Pino Tom p'.p, H p. iu. Art Exhibit at Emblem dull. WEDNESDAY. Opening of Chi'MInn Hoclnl (lull. Commercial club lunch, Pilot. Untie Inn, IKMIII. I K. of P., Huthcr'N hall, H p. in. Roliill ClirrkN, lono Pino Tipple Art. Exhibit, Emblem rluh. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS L. D. Low spoilt tho dny In Doe cliutoH. Dan liaising wna In from Motollus Satu…
1918-02-12 · image 1
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illMirtiliiM ll'lhalaM'filti T "J FOR THE FIGHTERS OF PICTURES HERE TWENTY-TWO COLOR PRINTS HUNG AT EMBLEM CXUB MUS ICAL PROGRAM AND LECTURE SCHEDULE FOR TONIGHT. American artists are shown at tbelr best in a collection of color prints re produced from some of the best known painters, now on exhibition to day and tomorrow in tbe main hall at the Emblem club. Tbe group con sisting of 22 large pictu…
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W. A., Hutlier'n hull, H p. in. Culinary Allliiiirr, Ixino I'lno Tem ple, H p. in. Art Kxlilhll ut Emblem rluli. WEDNESDAY. PMrent-Temiii'iV iimlJiiK, IiIkI) M'lioul, H p. in. OprtiliiK of ClirMlun Hoclul dull. olmncniul Hull lunch, Pilot Hullo Inn, iiimiii. K. of I'., Hul tier's hull, H p. in. Iti'Inll Clerks, linn Pine Ti'inpln. Art Ekhlhll, Emblem club. TIHIWDAV. A. I'. ii A. M MukoiiIc hull,…
1918-02-27 · image 2
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ry, Room 803 Postoffico Building. Se attle. Washington, for application blank ami full information. EMBLEM CLUB ELECTS MILLER AS PRESIDENT WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27. 19 IS FOm QfESTIONS. Down in Grant Pass a man was billed to give a lecture. A report that he was not behind the govern ment in the war was Investigated by a committee of local citizens who gave him four questions to answer. To each his a…
1918-03-16 · image 2
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Mrs. Real and .Mrs. Gasliar. Card Tint at ( lull. A small gathering enjoyed evening of cards at the Emblem I rooms last night. an lub The Wright Hold Will serve ROAST SI-RING CHICK EN and lots of other good thing! SUNDAY EVENING at 8 o'clock. All for 50 adv. AT THE MOVIES LIBERTY, Evelyn Neshit and her son Russell Thaw received a great welcome at the Liberty In their latest photoplay. "Redemption.…
1918-04-25 · image 2
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for more than three years. During the past twelve months he has met addresses. "Doo" wears, as bis emblem, tonut Bowing coat tails, which give him tbo appearance of being posteriority Sanctimonious, at least. It ho is elected governor bo will probably call the chairs 111 the wailing room of tbo executive offices pews, Two Men Art' Kvtrt'lnos. Harley ami Anderson are the great antitheses, the aphe…
1918-05-06 · image 4
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room Ionise, with small house In rear. Income $:12 per month. I. ess than cost. Call G. W. Shrlnor, Em blem club, 002-188-1830 pK BALE Cheap, furniture In :i- room cottage; latter can he rented for $7 a month, with neat little gar den. Apply this week 19:11 West, First St. 99-1 -2 8-lDOp! s;j() REWARD Loat, one hank pockothook; contents one gold quartl ring and Elk's visiting curd issued to n B, P…
1918-05-11 · image 4
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es room house, with small bOUSS In rear. Income $:12 per month. Less than cost, fall o. w. Shrtner, Em blem club. 003-138-1 88c pOR BALK Bight-room new mod ern house; room rent pays tax. In- The Man at the Bench is the Co-Worker of The Man in the Office LET'S GET TOGETHER FOR THE COMMON GOOD THE SHEVLIN-HIXON COMPANY 1 Pull 1 ic J A V (SUP a, K ale FOX'S FEED YARD, IN BEND THURSDAY. SALE STARTS AT…
1918-05-27 · image 1
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to be in regard 10 the Mexican crisis. BE ENTERTAINED INFORMAL DINNER AND DANC ING PARTY FIRST DAY EM BLEM CLUB TO GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM SATURDAY NIGHT. Plans for the entertainment of the Oregon State Hankers' association in this city on June 7 and S. at which tlmo members of the organisation from all parts of Oregon will he in attendance here, are about worked out, according to members of the ex…
1918-05-31 · image 1
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tatue of tho Flying Mercury as a class me ntor in m. Reception Thursday. On Thursday evening at tho Em blem club the annual junior class reception was held, tho only devia tion being that instead of tho usual banquet, tho festivities this year con- sisted of a party, at which games were played nnd a musical program rendered, after which a light lunch eon wns served. The usual banquet had been elim…
1918-06-03 · image 1
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hursday. Deschutes Valley Tribune. RECEPTION TO BANKERS. Residents' Of Bend desiring to at tend the Emblem club dinner given Ui members of the Oregon Hankers' association Saturday evening at the Emblem club will kindly make reser vations with Harper SkUSB, secretary bofore 6 o'clock Friday evening. No reservations will be accepted after that hour, A dinner will be given Ihe mem bers of the associa…
1918-06-04 · image 1
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the four year term and Ovurturf fur the two year. 'JSkiM W. 1). CHENEY Who will have charge of the Emblem club reception to tho Slate Hankers' association held In this city on Satur day ovonlng. r. mVi '.. . --'l,.SIBJ: 'l Will t- ' H aV RUNAWAY CARS CAUSE OF DEATH QlE KILLED AND ONE INJURED. i'rnck rou of The Bhevlln-Hlxon Company 1.0-e control of Con- Htriietion Cars Near Logging Camp. Mike nat…
1918-06-04 · image 3
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ock at the order of the government. RECEPTION TO BANKBR8, Residents of Bend desiring to at tend the Emblem club dinner given to members of the Oregon Bankers' association Saturday evening at the Emblem club will kindly make reser vations with Harper Skuse, secretary before 6 o'clock Friday evening. No. reservations will be accepted after that hour. A dinner will be given the mem bers of the associ…
1918-06-05 · image 1
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invited to both affairs. On Saturday TO MI Til 11 RflAn v DKiiiju nUAUO Itainei at a dinner by the Emblem (By United Tress to The Beml Bulletin.) I club, also open to the public. Resor PORTtiAND, June 6. The spruce I vatlotta for both the dinner nt the division has announced that it will spend $7,1100,000 In the very near future In the construction of rail- roads in Oregon and Washington. is in f…
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stalls, and a daughter. Mr BidtaW Moeer. ' MR KPTfOa in MinOaW. I: ' !'. ,1 e, ,i ng to at tend tbe Emblem rlub dlcoer given t i no in' the Oregon Bankers association Saturday ev.ntng at the Kmhlea i lub will kindly make reeer vatlnns a :h Harper Skua, secretary before g o clock Friday evening. No rewervatlons will be accept-d after that hour. A dlaner will be given the mem bers of th association…
1918-06-05 · image 4
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s, logging camps and Industrial seats of the city. Kjitiirday Kveitliiu;. F.mhlcm club reception at Emblem club rooms. TAKE CHANCES ON THE GROUND (Continued from Page 1.) entrance into the service which he now declares lie likes ao well. The letter, in part, follows: "Yesterday I received your fine 'box of candy and it surely is good and I want to thank you so much. We vry seldom can get chocolate…
1918-06-08 · image 1
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and logging camps adjacent to the city and will return about 4 o'clock to make preparations for tho Emblem club hauqui b 5 o'clock tl The resol port to the 1 "Resolve. Bankers' a . plerlrteg 01!r iu.. , that Ml OieKon $tki ioeutttnn lt, QOftVOilttoA fi.H Ift- thfl assembled Beuri pledges its tin n lifted rj assistance t he sti tfl ... and thrift bl places its e; i : . duties at -t it i direction o…
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ville bank this morning. He expects to be able to return to Bend this evening in time to attend the Emblem club banquet Will Release Draft Men. Men not called In the present quota will be released for enlistment in the Ma rines, according to an announcement made this morning. The release can be obtained either by application in person to the members of the draft hoard or through Sergeant Brooks, l…
1918-06-10 · image 3
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officials. Make Your Canning Easier and Obtain Satisfactory Results USE WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM UTENSILS EMBLEM CLUB DINNER SUCCESS More than two hundred members of the state bankers' association and the Emblem club and the citizens of Bend attended the reception ten dered by the Emblem club to the bankers on Saturday evening. All during the course qI the banquet the songs and nonsense rhymes of the cl…
1918-06-12 · image 1
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and the Arab patrol, consist ing of thirty members. Tho band will glvo a concert on tho law of the Emblem club, also the Chantlers will participate, which will be a treat to the people of this city. At the close of this concert, the Shriners will go to tho Pilot Butte Inn, where a din ner will be served. After dinner a parade will he formed and tho candidates will be assisted by tho members of th…
1918-06-13 · image 1
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n will be the Mystic Shrine band, consisting of about forty pieces, which will hold concerts on the Em blem club lawn during Saturday and Sunday. The Chantlers, consisting of about twenty voices, will also be In attendance, together with the Arab patrol of thirty members. WANT GOVERNMENT TO TAKE OVER LINES (By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.) ST. PAUL, Minn., June 13. The American Federation of…
1918-06-26 · image 1
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aternal and labor organizations and business houses. The parade will be followed by orations on the Emblem club lawn at 10 o'clock and a ball game between, The Sbevlln-JHlxon company team and the Union club will be played at the ball park, commencing at 10:30, completing tho morning's program. The afternoon, up until 7 o'clock, will be given over to the Chautauqua program, which includes a lecture…
1918-06-27 · image 1
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0 voices, is one of the most widely known musical organizations in the state. In the evening on the Emblem club lawn, between 5 and (I o'clock, the Al Katie i' band will give a concert, which will also lie free to the public. Tomorrow morning it is expected that a number of Shriners will ar rive in the city to complete the ar rangements for the work of Satur day, when it is expected that more than…
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given at the Liberty Theatre, Saturday Morning, 10:30 to 11:30 Twenty Trained Voices A BAND CONCERT Emblem Club Lawn 5:00 to 0:00 Everybody Invited. The United Warehouse Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR CENTRAL OREGON OF OIL, GASOLENE, FLOUR, SALT, MEATS. HAM, $ACON, LARD, Etc Fertilizers for Lawns and Farm Lands GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS We Buy Hides THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A.…
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Pine Temple, 8 p. m. SATURDAY Cluuiters' concert. Liberty theatre, 10 a. in. Al Kader band concert, Emblem club lawn, 5 p. ill. OREGON TRUNK TRAIN Arrives 7:20 a. m. Leaves 8 p. m. O.-W. R. & N. TRAIN. Arrives 7:05 p. m. LiMnes 7:20 a. m. AUTO STAGE LINE SOUTH. Leaves 8:46 a. m. Arrives 5 p. m. AUTO LINES. - Cars to Burns, Fort Klamath Fort Rock, Silver Lake aud other points south and south east.…
1918-06-28 · image 1
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orning's train, as will also the Shriner band. This organization will give open air concerts on the Emblem club lawn tomorrow evening. HAS RIGHT OF WAY WILL COMMENCE IN EARNEST MONDAY. Boy Scouts Reporting Success in the AVork That Has Been Done This Week Endorsed by Government. FEATURES OF FIRST DAY OF CHAUTAUQUA. Daily Schedule. - Mother Goose Chautauqua.. 9 : 30 - Afternoon Concert 2:30 - After…
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given at the Liberty Theatre, Saturday Morning, 10:30 to 11:30 Twenty Trained Voices A BAND CONCERT Emblem Club Lawn 5:00 to G:00 Everybody Invited. The United Warehouse Company WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS FOR CENTRAL OREGON OP OIL, GASOLENE, FLOUR. SALT, MEATS, HAM, ACON, LARD, Etc. Fertilizers for Lawns and Farm Lands GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS We Buy Hides THE UNITED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Phone 241 A.…
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e Pine Temple, 8 p. m. SATURDAY Chanters' concert, Liberty theatre, 10 a. m. Al Kader band concert, Emblem club lawn, 5 j. m. OREGON TRUNK TRAIN Arrives 7:20 a. m. Leaves 8 p. m. O.-W. R. AN. TRAIN. Arrives 7:06 p. m. -- Leaves 7:20 a. m. AUTO STAGE LINE SOUTH. Leaves 8:45 a. m. Arrives 5 p. m. AUTO LINES. Cars to Burns, Fort Klamath Fort Rock, Silver Lake and other points south and south east. PO…
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in see the "Stars and Stripes." At that time I wondered when the boys In the trenches would see the emblem of the "land of the free and the home of the brave" beside them, doing Its bit In this great war of civi lization. My wounds were very painful, and several times nt night I would dream that myriads of klmki-clothed figures would pass my bod and each would stop, bend over me, and whisper, "The…
1918-08-06 · image 1
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ICAN AIRMEN IN FRANCE, July 10. (By Mail.) "All glmpers have to live up to the Idea ot the squadron emblem." ex plained Lieutenant Eddie Ricken bacher. all American ace and former auto racer. "Every man has a picture of a hat in a ring on his machine. That means he is ready to fight at any time, whether he wants to or not. The squadron is sometimes known as the hat-ln-the-ring squadron. But among…
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ached, where the pro gram for the day was held. Banners of the various organiza tions and patriotic emblems emblaz oned the divisions, everywhere the national colors showing a predomin ance, demonstrating that patriotism and labor were linked hand in hand. It was estimated by union laborers here that 2000 persons were in the parade. At the picnic grounds many hun dred other persons had .gathered b…
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stadt type shot down by French gunners was found to be market) with it cross closely resembling the emblem of the Red Cross and of the Republic of Switzerland, Instead of the usual "Iron cross" designation. Switzerland has complained to the German government about the use of this cross. WHY If a solicitor called on you asking for money for the Salvation Army fund you would not turn him away. Certa…
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e, Redmond. Hotel Cozy, P. B. Johnson, Mlllican. J. L. Black, Hampton. E. M. Peck, Hampton. Ruth M. Emblem, La Pine. Fred Shlntaffer, East Lake. W. R. Riley, La Pine. Hotel Wright. Hector Beaudry, Portland. Miss Katherlne Renslive, La Pine. P. B. Davis, Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Cook, Ft. Rock. Mrs. E. Farquharson, Hay Creek. Ben (KIIcker, Shaw. Simon Boedigheimer, Fleetwood. State Fair, Salem,…
1918-09-23 · image 1
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German "Efficiency" has never reached a higher plane than in the foul desecration of the Red Cross emblem in the bombing of plainly marked hospitals in the allied lines. "Here are many allied officers and men," says the Kaiser. "If they were not wounded, they might dodge our glorious air planes as bombs are dropped. Being wounded, they cannot move, and so they are killed in their beds or in the a…
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, were left to perish. The French tried to rescue them un der the protection of the Geneva Hag, the emblem of the Ited Cross, but wo only sneered nt Iheiu and shot It to bits. The Impulse to shoot down the enemy surpassed every human feeling. The Red Cross (lag had lost all Its value for us when It was raised hy the French. Mistrust was nurtured among iis. ,. were told that the enemy mis used the…
1918-10-01 · image 4
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hich Men In Commercial uct-f"""" Should Have at Command. the medical service of Its army I that the emblem or service common 11, u.. nut Ions should he a red cross on a Hold of white. This emblem, which Is the Swiss Bag wllh the colors re- versed, was adopted in recognition o. 11,.. rni iliiil the Red (Voss wus found ed lit Geneva, Switzerland. NEW RESIDENTS AT CLOVKKUALiU T n Mutant Ikhuo AllN'rU…
1918-10-09 · image 3
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re requested to be there. Adv 257-8C Class in Folk Dancing Conducted by Miss Hanks will meet at the Emblem Club on Saturday after noon at 2 o'clock. Boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 8 may at tend the classes. Parents wishing to have children enroll call Red 232 be tween 7 and 8 o'clock evenings, this week, as only a limited number can enroll at present. This Town Is Your Home Help to make…
1918-10-10 · image 4
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he cause was not properly ap- Mill 4 Class in Folk Dancing Conducted by Miss Hunks will meet at the Emblem Club on Saturday after noon at ' o'clock. Boys and girls between the ages of ." and S may at tend the classes. Parents wishing to have children enroll call Red 232 be tween 7 and S o'clock evenings, this week, as only a limited number can enroll at present. Stupendous! The Picturization of "L…
1918-10-16 · image 1
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's office. This work has been completed, witli the exception of. about 2U0 names. LIBRARY TO OCCUPY EMBLEM CUJR ROOMS The otter of the Kuihlem club to Klvo the Bend library the use of Us building Tor library purposes until after the war wus accepted at a special mooting of the Ladles' Li brary cluh yesterday afternoon Ar rangementfl will tie made at once lo move the hooks to the new location. wnfe…
1918-10-19 · image 1
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Issue of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Mr. Cheney is well known in Bend, being the founder of the Emblem club and a heavy property owner. AMCTWPniM fW 1Q Tho TpWranh savs that iV.'llJX IJUlll'l, vvi. " - O X - the allies have reached Eecloo, shutting in 6000 Ger mans against the Dutch frontier. This would represent an advance of 14 miles since the capture of Bruges yes terday. By William Philip…
1918-10-25 · image 1
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social life of the town, having served as director of the Commercial club and as secre tary of the Emblem club. At pres ent he Is first lieutenant of Co. A of the Bend militia, He took the train ing at the University of Oregon of ficers' training camp last summer and has since then been arranging his affairs with the view of enter ing the army. A brother, a gradu ate of the Presidio officers' tra…
1918-11-06 · image 2
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end to be lifrnld of a flsh, FAILED TO PLEASE NAPOLEON Narrow-Minded Officials Who Ob- acured Royal Emblem Had Mis , Judged Mind of Great Emperor. A pretty atory Is toll! hy some his torians of Napoleon's entrance luto a Krcnclicnthelru! city In the Java when ifitcq Were toning Uidr must Klurl- ous Bights and Europe was at his feet, i it happened that the cathedral win dows Were, some of tlieill,…
1918-11-07 · image 4
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a gun. He carries cheer and comfort and a great big heart Never mind whether his uniform shows the emblem of the Y. M. C. A. or the Knights of Columbus, the Jewish Welfare Board or the Salvation Army. He doesn't care and neither does your boy. This new kind of fighter is making a new kind of fight He is" fighting against lonesomeness and heart-ache and monotony and worry. He is fighting for that…
1918-11-22 · image 1
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r a relapse streets, which were gaily bedecked from the radical changes In temper-1 with flags. Ihe emblem of the United ature. states being the dominating figure ITY OF LUXEMBURG IS GAILY DECORATED FOR THEIR BENE FIT WITH EMBLEM OF UNITED STATES DOMINATING. (By United Press to The Bend Bulletin.) WITH THE AMERICANS, Nov. -The America army of occupa tion passed through the city of Luxemburg yester…
1918-11-23 · image 2
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told me that the shell had come to earth." CONSIGNED FLAG TO C5LM0N Youngsters First Burned German Em blem and Then Solemnly Buried s the Ashes in the Earth. "The war is makim? a wonderful im pression on the mind of American childhood " remarked Dr. Edgar He Witt Jones, a lilonmington (III.) pas tor, discussing current topics with some friends the other day. Doctor Jones relates n little story ab…
1918-11-23 · image 3
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be in Table d' Hote TOUCHED BY SERVICE FLAG youngster on Bnnk of Disgrace Re solved to Be Worthy of Emblem Displayed in His Honor. "Why the service flag?" Is an old question, but from, one of our middle West towns comes a new answer. A wealthy family In an Indiana town had a son, who had never done anything to reflect honor on his fam ily a family which was proud of Its famous ancestry. He didn't…
1918-12-20 · image 3
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llowing articles Gold Handled Knives. Waldemar Chain-.. Ladles' Solid Gold Beads. Pearl K.ir Drops. Emblem Goods, Buttons. Charms, ijidies Set Kings. Gentlemen's Cuff Links and Buttons. Gentlemen's Silk ami Gold Watch Fobs. Ladies1 Gold Lavalliers. Brooch OS and Bar Pins. Gentlemen's Tie CliiNps and Scarf Pins. Hat Pins. Sterling ChOda' Sots. Ivory Handle Umbrellas. Shaving Stands. Toilet Sets. Si…
1918-12-23 · image 2
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llowing articles (..1.1 Handled KnivOS. Waldcmar Chains, Ladles' Solid Qold Deads, Pearl Ear Drops. Emblem Goods, Buttons, Charms, Ladies' Set Kin--.. Gentlemen's Cuff Links and Buttons. GenUetnen's silk and Gold Watch Fobs. Ladies' Gold Lavallicrs, Brooches anil liar Pins. Gentlemen's Tie Clasps and Srarf Pins. Hal Pills. Sterling ( hilds' Sets. Ivors Handle Cmbrelias. BhnvInK Btands. Toilet Sets…