ROLL OF HONOR Veteran D mates Two Subscriptions m J O’Neel, of Eagle Creek, a Civil War veteran, called at the News office Saturday and handed over $2.00, asking that it he used in sending the home paper to any of the local enlisted boys, for he said, “ I know how lone some a soldier hoy gets and how he enjoys reading alnait home and the home people.” We have accordingly entered year subscriptions to go to Win, St i l l and Frank F u c h s of Eagle Creek, the former being stationed at Waco, Texas and the latter at San Diego. That the soldier boys appre ciate the home newspaper is amply evidenced in the letters received by the News each week Irom lonesome, local lads in Uisiant places. Estacada State Bank The Home Bank Of Eastern Clackamas County A strong bank closely identified with the growth and upbuilding of the country which it serves. If you are not already a depositor we would appre ciate an opportunity to explain our facilities and our ability to serve you. Departm ents: Depository for the funds of T he State of O regon, ♦ ♦ T he County of Clackam as, T he City of Estacada. ♦ Commercial A ccounts subject to check, Saving Accounts 4 % Interest Farm M ortgages, Fire Insur- ance. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ WANTED 9 Refugee Beans at once Of Eastern Clackam as County The following represents a list of those patriotic young men of this community, who are now en listed in the Country’s Service. In order to make this list com prehensive, we request that the names of any enlisted men, not shown herewith, he furnished this office, so that the Roll of Honor may be kept complete. Otis Wagner, Estacada. Bert Page, Estacada. Serg. Ken Bartlett, Estacada. H. W. Hitching, Currinsville. Chas. Handle, Springwater. Clyde Inglish, Garfield. Lieut. Sylvester L a w r e n c e , Springwater. Corp. Belah Lawrence, Spring- water. Harold Young, Barton. J. R. Linn, Currinsville. Ralph Reid, Garfield. Joe Cahill, Eagle Creek. Morris Cahill, Eagle Creek. Raiph Dahl, (formerly New’s of fice Estacada). Corp. H. S. Scupham. Estacada. Joe Erickson, Springwater. Geo. Townsend, Estacada. Lester Townsend, Bull Run. Lieut. W. M. Dale, Estacada. Corp. Sam H. Bai r, Estacadu. Frank Fuchs, Eagle Creek. C. C. Cockerline, Viola. Carl Kimmel, Estacada. Corp. Chester Womer, Estacada. Robt. Ewalt, Springwater. Leroy Card. Highland. Ennis Townsend, Estacada. R. C. Masson, Eagle Creek. Forrest Erickson, Springwater. Lieut. A. C. Demurest. Garfield. Frank Whitheck, Estacada. Virgil Wagner, Estacada. Warren Barr, Estacada. Fred Bannister, Estacada. L. E. Folsom, Springwater. Guy Graham. Estacada. Walter Whitheck, Estacada Bernard Gil bride, Springwater Roy Wilcox. Eagle Creek Jo-\ A. Fuchs, Eagle Creek Howard Longwell, Eagle Creek Will Still, Eagle Creek Adolph Still, Eagle Creek Earl Odell, Eagle Creek Earl Tracy, Garfield, Guy Mlinger, Eagle Creek Elmer Douglass Eagle (’reek Sherman McCracken Barton Fred McCracken Barton W arren b a r r of E stacad a, now of Co. A ., Olh b a tta lio n , 20th E n g in eers a t C am p belvoir, V ir ginia, in a le tte r d a ted th e till», says, “ Dope to g e t th e N ew s regularly, to r its m ore a p p re cia ted th an tiie O regonian would be tn e m orning a lt e r th e tirst W orld’s ¿series C a m e ; 1 read it over twice, even to the w an t-ad s and th en h u rtle d over to Fred b a n n is te r and he stopped cook ing to read it. ” t here are still many of our soldier boys who are not receiv ing the News and parents or otners interested, will be allowed the $1.00 per year price, for sub scriptions sent to enlisted men. Mrs. Eda Woods of Estacada, who for the past two years has* b een saleslady at the East Clack amas Supply Company, left last week foi Oregon City where she is employed in the woolen mills. Mrs. Clyde Ecker of Independ ence spent Sunday at the home of her sister, Mrs. W. F. Cary, of Cazadero. A t the Fam ily T h ea tre We will pay 10 CENTS PER POUND but must receive them as soon as possible. Flour Feed, Groceries and Building Materials On Saturday evening, January 19th, the five leel feature “The Girl With the Checkered Coat” will be show n, follow ed by a good comedy. On Thursday evening, January 24th, Miss Mae Murray will he seen in “To Have And to Hold” . Hereafter no Saturday after noon performances will be given, as the attendance does not w ar rant the added expense. BOB’S PLACE The readers of the News-have missed the “George Goings On” , which used to be a regular fea ture in these columns and we hope it wont be long before they again become a weekly occur ence. The News is also very anxious to obtain regular news items from the lower Eagle Creek and Barton sec ions, as the paper is read by the majority of people in those districts. Headquarters For t Estacada Feed & Lumber Co. L. S. BRONSON Estacada, M. D. EVANS Soda Water • Soft Drinks • Lunches Cigars and Tobacco O regon. R. G. M archbank - Estacada, O r.