S u p p lem en t - Eastern C lackam as N ew s - E stacada, Or. - Feb. 2 1 , 1 9 1 8
G rades To Strive For Flag
G eorge G oings On
In conjunction with the Prohi
bition Rally, oceuring Wednes
day evening, February 27th at
the Estacada High School Audi
torium, when George W. Morrow
of Michigan will he the leading
speaker a six by four foot fiag
has been donated to the school
room or grade of the Estacada
schools, which obtains the larg
est number of votes from persons
attending this meeting.
Contributed
A. H. Miller sold a couple of
good milk cows last week to Wm.
Held.
Mrs. Fanton, who has been vis
iting her daughter Mrs. Theo.
Harders, is now visiting at the
home of her other daughter, Mrs.
Robert Shyder of Garfield.
Otto Jannsen and Albert. Lins
are now numbered among the
victims of the present epidemic
of mumps.
The George Industrial Club met
Friday afternoon at the school.
Gladys Joyner left for Portland
Saturday, where she will remain
for a month or two, taking a
special cdurse of studies.
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Mrs. Henry Heiple, treasurer
of the Currinsville Priscilla Club,
last week handed “ye editor” ,
as head of the Estacada Red
Cross Auxiliary, a check for $50.,
being a donation from that soci
ety. The check was duly turned
over to Mrs. M. H. Evans, treas
urer of the local auxiliary,, who
in turn passed it on to the Port
land headquarters. Mrs. Evans
also deposited $5., in payment of
five additional Red Cross mem
berships taken at the News office.
No good news has yet been
heard by the parents of Verner
G. Branland of Colton, who it is
feared lo$t his life in theTuscan-
ia disaster. All other Clackamas
County boys on the ill-fated ves
sel have been accounted for but
it is feared young Branland was
drowned.
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George W. Morrow
E (eh adult present will be en
titled to one vote, for the class
of their choice, with no admis
sion «-harps d for the rally.
Mr. Morrow’s subject will be
“Over the Top fo ra Dry Ameri
ca” . This is one of hundreds of
Dr\ America rallies now being
conducted by the Anti-Saloon
League of America, with speak
ers of national fame.
Postmaster Win. Moran of
Boring was last week taken with
a severe attack of acute appen
dicitis. i cing removed immedi
ately to a P o r t l a n d hospital,
where Dr. Adix removed the of
fending organ. Mr. Moran is
now getting along finely.
Miss i ora Gun in of Currins-
ville is expected home from the
Ik of O. Wednesday of this week,
remaining over Sunday.
At lust week’s Annual Gat and
Rabbit Show in Portland, Mrs.
F. L. ihyltmm of Estacada was
awarded the grand prize for the
largest exhi'i: of cats; the prize
being a > \\ ml'ered by the asso
ciation.
<1. W.
d of E: acada was
last woe.; ! Miored by being ap
pointed a an mher of tin* Oregon
Master i:
Assn. In tense-
rial circles this is a mark of es
teem gi\a a t<> employing barbers
of years of c .pc,: ience.
G. Gin c|)sen of Barton is
■ n 1 * i ai i \ n ; k rg Fsti.u » a his
1 eajuartt r . undergoing semi-
daily surgical attention < n a big
carbunc e. w ich for the past two
weeks has caused ! ini n uch suf
fering.
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It ¡3 a happy crow d 2 W h y ?
S e e th e c r o w d !
B ccau ce it is on th e road to V ictory.
It is an
old read, th e Thrift lo a d , th e broad h igh w ay to
p ersonal su ccess.
A n d as usual, th e su ccess of
th e individual m ean s th e su ccess o f th e N ation.
T h e N ation to-day w an ts V ictory. T h e individ
ual h ere at h o m e can h elp b est by w inning a m il
lion sm aller victories o v er w a ste and extravagan ce.
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Join
th e crow d l
T ak e th e
Thrift p le d g e !
R a ise th e W . S . S. fla g and k eep it flyin g.
Put
your quarters and your dollars behind your sons and
husb an ds and brothers on th e sea and in France.
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TEE CROWD!!
JOIN
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a War
Saver
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Be
a Life
Saver
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ISHEVP'- jumi THIS SPACE COAiiKuibiti) BY ^
Estacada reed & Lumber Co.
L. S. BRONSON
Estacada,
M. D. EVANS
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