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CITY HONORS BOYS IN
ARMY AND NAVY.
It means much to say that Lanpher
hat quality will be maintained.
It means a hat that has satisfied
for 45 years will continue to do so.
The Lanpher Hat $350
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Croml Htnntlt Almo-st Silent as rrl
lug Conic? Mothers And Sweet
hearts Vcp -Klsi Gen
erously CJivcn.
(Prom Saturday's Dally.)
Thrco thousand of the people ot
Bond turned out last night to honor
nearly CO Central Oregon lads, niost
of them from this city, who left to
tako ecrvlco In the army and nary.
A parade of marchers In close forma
tion, led by tho Odd Fellows and
tho Bend band, was followed by an
auto section, the whole stretching
over seven blocks. At least two
thirds ot those who gathered at tho
stations, however, were not In tho
lino ot march, arriving at tho train
before tho paradcrs. Tho Bend Hlflos
marched from their drill grounds to
tho tracks shortly after tho main pa
rade broke up.
Silence Marks Porting.
So dense was the crowd packed
about the depot that many wcro un
able to say goodbye to more than
a very few of the boys, and It was
after scheduled time when the Ore
gon Trunk train, with tho special
nrmy and navy car, finally pulled
out. It was not a boisterous, nor a
demonutratlvc crowd. There were
too many mothers and fathers and
sweethearts who wcro making their
For Sale by A. L. FRENCH. Gent". Furni.hinfi
supremo sacrlflco, to mako noisy
(patriotism In keeping with tho oc
casion. A few women and girls
broko down utterly under tho strain,
and sobbed as tho last farewell was
said. Others came through tho or
deal dry-eyed, but it was a solemn
throng which returned to tho city.
In tho last quarter ot an hour be
foro the train loft, girls clustered
about tho rear platform ot the sta
tion, some with tears, somo with
smiles, and many with kisses for tho
boys who were leaving. Thrco of tho
recruits were kissed In rapliMIro or
der by ono young woman, who ap
parently wished nobody to be
slighted.
Mitny Tnkc Trnln.
A list of the boys who made tho
trip last night Is as follows:
Navy W. E. Henderson, M. J.
Pacocll, D. A. Ames, L. J. Clements,
It. W. Harvey, J. D. Stevens, H. V.
Lukens, H. McKenzle, M. L. Hender
son, Myron Powell, John Steldl, Stcvo
Stoldl, Itobort Innes, L. H. Kolley,
Robert Horner, John Dates, Ralph
Curtis, C, Boyd, Roy Clemens, How-
lard Young, A. Hunnoll, R. A. Stev
ens, M. L. Coyner, Raleigh 0, Welsor,
A. S. Lano, Leon Dovoreaux, Gordon
Ashor, William K. Saudern, Kdwurd
J. Cooper, Ray Jackson, Ralph Lucas,
Charles L. Sampan, Paul Gunnison,
James H. Patterson and Maurlro L,
McCarthy, ot Bend; Krncat Daggett,
ot Redmond; Goorgo Hobwood, Alox
Barnes, Charles Stevens anil Charles
A. Uarues, of Prlnevillo.
Army Ccorgu Carroll, Harold H.
Kennedy, Kred Trlplott and Ray Gol
den, of Rend; Harold W. Healey, of
La Pine; John W. Carroll, ot
Mitchell.
tho letter states, and relatives art)
concerned to know whether ho ar
rived hero safely or not.
LOWKU IIUIIMIK.
MISSING MAN SOUGHT
BY POLICE OF BEND
(From Saturday's Dally.)
On receipt ot a lotter from police
headquarters In Seattle, Chief ot
Police L. A. W. Nixon, of this city. Is
endeavoring to locato William M.
Bloomer, who left Seattle on April
23 headed for Demi, and who has
not boon heard from since He was
ailing at tho time of his departure,
(Special to Tho Ilullotln.)
LOWBR IIHIIKIK, May 14. David
Mllburn arlrved Saturday from Tho
Dnlles, wlicro ho purchased about 20
calves for himself and Mr. Nnwbold.
A. J. Fuller's dog went mad on
Sunday. Tho dog had bitten llttla
George Fuller tho day before. He Is
going to tuka tho ful courso of treat
ment from Dr. Hosch.
C. F. Hosklns, L. A. Hunt and A.
J. Fuller wcro representatives ot tho
Lower Bridge water users before the
Public Service commission at Sis
ters on Monday, Tuesday and Wed
nesday of lust week.
Joe Howard has boon hauling grain
to Redmond tho past week. Camp
bells have been hauling their grain
to Torroboiiuo.
Mr. unil Mrs. Krnest Mitchell went
to Ilcnil last Friday to get their first
naturalization papers. Mrs. liar
THERE is ono thlntf no man on earth can do, and
(hat is to put snppincss into cheap, courso tobacco.
It takes tho richest, sappiest tobacco that itrows, to
mako satisfactory chewinif. That is why so many are
chantfhitfovcf toW-IlCUT. Excess sweetening mnkca
n poor substitute with intelligent people. Pound (or
pound, there's more tobacco in W-IJ than in ordinun
plug; noJ it' suppy tobacco, every shred of it.
MJ I? WCTMAN.BRUTON COMPANY, 1167 BmiV.y, Rw TmV City
Kahl nnd Jerry Orosskrueger were In
Redmond Haturday.
Mr. Hunt and the Itlce family were
up thu Metollus fishing on Wednes
day. (', F. Hasklus was In llonil on bus
iness Friday.
L. A. HUlit got the pieces for his
car and has his Ford to use again
now.
CLOVKItllAI.K.
CLOVKRDALK, May 14. L
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Grubo and Arthur went to Itedmuud
Inst Monday,
Tho Indies' club met with Mrs. Ar
nold last Wednesday. Tlmy started
to piece a silk quilt, of the crazy
work design.
Hlvtit Van Matrn left Friday morn
ing for Welser, Idaho
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Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Van Mulre and
as witness.
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Trnry Ilenrd nnd family have
mnvvd on the ('tulip plr.
Kltia Tuylor. who has limm unrklng
for W F Fryrwir. went to lleuil
Wednesday to sih his very sick sis
ter. Dorothy. We are glnd to hwtr
she Is satiii) better.
A bunch of Cloverilsle folks went
fishing in Squaw Creek HuniUy.
Dob n Cyrus, of Haystack, and Fred
Wleso, of Corvallls, er wIiiimhi at
the hearing before thu Public Ser
vice commission.
A few Clnverdnle folks attended
tho program and dance at HUturs
Friday night.
Ladona Cyrus was on the sick list
Inst week.
Little Hobby Woodworth was sick
tho Inst of thu week.
Mrs. W. F. Fryrenr wns oalllug on
Mm. F. Arnold Sunday.
A dance Mas given at Chnrlnn Me
Andrews' place Saturday night, but
there were only a few In attendance,
on account of the rainy weather.
Mr. and "Mrs. Geo. McAudroMs
have mndo their homo In Bond
(Special to the llulletlu.)
LOST IMIKKK, May H. Robert
McLouth was on tho slok list the lat
ter pnrt of last week.
J. II. Ilassler'it dog had an attack
of rabies last week and had to bo
killed.
The Washburn and Host fnmlllmt
enlled on Mrs. J. Muimer Inst Sat
urday, &
Ted Stouffer went over to Tom
Hulton'M Inst Sunday to visit his
brother, Roy.
Mr nnd Mrs. KliiHtiinn and daugh
ter, Olive, did shopping In Hi-nil th
fore part of this week.
L. Forbes trapped 14 eoyolos with
in the last two weekn.
II. F. Rhodes In doing some sed-
Ing on the Ctirrau place
J MiiMiir Is putting In some oal
and rye S llest Is doing the team
work for him.
Joe Rock
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