This office has received two copies of the Camp MacArthur Bugle from T. H. Tudor. The newspapers are full of camp, Wisconsin, war, Y. M. C. A. and general news. There are also features so that the eight pages prove very interesting reading. The paper was* established not long ago, the copy of November 30 being Vol. 1, No. 17. Friends here have learned that Mr. Tudor ha been promoted to first lieutenant in the regular army and expects to be transferred soon.Eat Much MeatDr. Dean Luce writes from Battle Creek that it requires a carload of meat each day to supply the troops there. Mr. Luce is inspector of meats for the United States government.Cooks Wear White at WacoEmil W. Trachsler, who at Waco, writes the following letter to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. August Hinz,j ive service with the allied forces soon. This authentic information was given for the first time in the United States by Major General N. Hibiki of the Japanese imperial army, who was in Las Angeles Friday.i the most widely use :*-« tiouscr5 hold medicine that we know of is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It reaches many different ailments of the BLOODtopAT THEWeiliiiQtonIT’S NEW, CLEAN, AND GIVES FIRST CLASSSERVICEWe want your patronageLUETH BROS. 142-144 Fourth Ato.• v fk K MM -/I * HI 3gJ \.* *• .. i