Jacksonville post., January 20, 1912, Image 1

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VOL. V.
JACKSONVILLE, JACKSON COUNTY, OREGON, JANUARY 20,1912
‘INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS Harrell of Hutton.
.. clerical Society
City Ha»
NO. 38
I percentage basis. For example; if
BASKET
BALL
ELECTION OFFICERS
there are 20 pupils in a class and 50
Ernest Dorn is running a string of
| words are pronounced, 20 times 50 or
traps in '.he Siskiyou's, this winter.
Gibsonville Lodge No. 10 in­ Fur is a good price, and Ernest ex- Cenlral Point High School de­
! a thousand words will be used as the
Ijogged-Oflf Land Congress I basis. If 900 are spelled correctly the Appointed by County Court for
to make a stake.
average is 90 per cent. The same
stalls officers Saturday night.
feats High School. 37-21
ensuing two years.
The leap year party given here was
Will be Benefit to Whole ; j plan
will be used in computing arith­
a very great success. The ladies re-
•
metic grades. To find the final aver­
State.
Jacksonville Lodge No 10, installed i sponded to the occasion, and proved
On Fridav January 12th, 1912, the
age of any class or school in any con­
officers for the eusuing term, Satur­ i that they are capable of handling even local High School aggregation of bas­
The county court has appointed the
test, add together the spelling aver­
i
I
more
weighty
matters
than
the
man-
day night- About 150 visitors from
following
named persons to serve as
ket ball tossers rnet d.-feat at the
Portland, Or., Jan. 16(Special) — age and the arithmetic average and election officers for the ensuing two
Medford and other lodges were pre­ I agement of a dance.
hands of the Central Point High
divide
the
result
by
2.
sent and Witnessed the installation
years, viz;
School, in a well played game of One of the important conferences of
5— Mention will not be mode of
COi^monies. After the ceremonies
North Jacksonville: J. W. Bybee,chair­
basket ball by a score of 37 to 21. the new year will be a logged-off
Parents
aid
Teachers
Meeting
held in
in ror
Portland standing of any school until after
wane concluded a banquet spread in
man; W. C. Kitto 2nd. Judge; G. N.
Although the score indicates a poorly j land congress, to
«* be
•’« ne.u
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....j will fourth or last regular contest. After j Lewis. 3rd, judge: E. E. Oman, 1st.
.
, game it was not,
. as «i,
the —
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two months.
in the dining room was partaken of
played
the „
game within
be
the
most
exhaustive
study
of the the result of the last regular contest clerk; Roy Ulrich, 2nd. clerk; W. H.
by Sosne BOO people. The following
The monthly Parents and Teachers was interesting to the players as well
;are the homes of the officers installed: Association meeting was held Friday as to the fans. Throughout the game subject ever held and will be under is announced, the three schools lead-1 Bowen, 3rd. clerk.
Past Grand, Louis Eaton; Noble afternoon, January 12ch. at the High until the final whistle blew. Although the auspices of the Oregon Develop­ ing in Class “A” and the five schools
South Jacksonville; Emil Britt,
•Grand, Peter Fick; Vice Grand, John School Assembly. Ip spite of bad the opposing team was much heavier ment League. The Portland head­ leading in Class “B” will be given a chairman; Chris Ulrich, 2nd. judge;
Ensele; Rec. Sec., H. L. Getchell; weather a goodly number of mothers than our local boys they failed in quarters is making the at rangements. special contest to determine the _win­ W. C. Deniff, 3rd. judge; Leslie Stan-
Statistics are now being collected ners.
■Fin. Sec., C. D. Abbott; Treasurer, were present. A very comntendable many ways to show the speed and
sell, 1st. clerk; Joe WeUerer, 2nd.
that will be a logged-off land census
J. M. Cronemiller; Warden, C. P. programme was rendered as follows: form of the local team.
6— The school in Class “A” and the clerk; David Cronemiller, 3rd. clerk.
showing the extent of such lands in
Stinson; Conductor, Wm. Ensele; In­ Miss Nellie Collins, Piano Solo. Mrs
Willie Henry was quite the star of
school
in Class “B” making the high­
side Guard, Harry Spencer; Outside Harrington, The Trained Parent. both teams in last Friday night contest each county. The-e figures will be est average in the special contest shall
used
in
attracting
settlers
to
these
Guard, F. McElroy; R. S. N.JIG., J. Open Discussion, Choice of Literature having made 15 of the points made by
be given a pennant with suitable in-
MINING CONGRESS
R. Norris; L. S. N. G., J. A. Norris; for Children. Miss Mary Hurst, The the High School this being more than idle acres. Another purpose of the cription. A pennant of sma'ler size
coming
congress
is
to
teach
the
best
R. S. V. G., Chris Ulrich; L. S. V. G., Normal Child. Mrs Abbott, Special ! two thirds of the total score made by
methods of clearing the land of stumps will be given to each grade making
J. M. Rock; R. S. S., Merton Coffman; faults of the Child. Miss Nellie Collins, the home team.
and
making it productive. The latest the highest average in the series of Of Southern Oregou and Norh-
L. S. S., John Matney.
Piano Solo. All joined in Jinging
While Rowell Hines played good
investigations
along this line will be regular contests.
Old Folks at Home. The meeting ball he wbs not up to standard, Ivan
7— No school shall be a candidate ern california will be held at
given
for
the
benefit
of settiers and
Collins was quite the star guard of
was adjourned.
for the pennant unless all the grades
the
best
method
of
removing
stumps
An evening meeting will be held { the evening holding Freeman the
Buncom Reports.
thoroughly explained. It is believed from the fourth to the eighth inclusive
Medford Feb. 2-3
Feb. 9th. All parents and those inter Central Point forward down to 3 field
this
meeting will be of state-wide represented in the school, shall par­
ested in the school are urged to be baskets. All the other boys played
ticipate in all contests. Should any
We are having a spell of warm i present. A good program and refresh well but still have lots of room for im­ benefit.
pupil absent himself from school on
The committee in charge of the
weather.
provement in the departments of the
ments will be given free.
Medford will welcome mining men contest day, or for any cause fail to
mineral exhibit which will be displayed
game.
of
the
Northwest
on
Feb.
3
and
4,
Frank Cameron was in the city
participate, he shall be deemed to
Although it was advertised that when the South rn Oregon Mining have missed all the words in spelling at Medford during the convention of
Wednesday,
Working Men!
. there would be two contests last Congress will be held Mining ex­ and all the questions and problems in ; the Southern Oregon and Northern
Hollis Parks was in Medford last
California Mining congress on Friday
j Friday evening the Y. M. C. A team perts will give talks and practical
week.
arithmetic,, and his grade for that1
| failed to arrive, through some misun- miners will participate in the discussion contest shall be zero: provided that and Saturday, Febuary 2 and 3 have
John Cameron is busy ploughing.
undertaken and will make it far su­
The evening services in the M. E' | derstanding on the part of the man­ Demonstiations of gold-saving ma­
no school shall be required to partici- 1 perior to anything of its kind ever
Miss Ora Goldsby of Buncom is church are devoted to your interests agement of the Y. M. C. A. team. chinery will be made.
pate in any contest unless such school held in the state of Oregon. It is
going to school in Jacksonville.
The sermon in future will be limited I But the fans can rest assured that in
Klamath County is going in for ag-1 has been in session for at least three! their desire that no district in South­
to
ten
minutes.
The
subject
for
Sun
­
We are glad to say that Mrs Pat
the near future they will have the ricultural education in its schools. A
weeks immediately preceeding the! ern Oregon or Northern California
Swayne who has been seriously ill is day evening will be “Law” Service opportunity of . seeing these teams tract ot 86 acres has been bought and
contest: provided further that no i fail to be reprsented The exhibit
at
7.30
sharp,
special
singing,
All
recovering under the care of Dr. W.
mix.
an experiment station will be establish­ pupil shall be required to participate j will have a far reaching effect in stim­
welcome.
L. Cameron.
Frank Coleman one of the stars of ed, where students will practice agri­ I with any grade or class unless such 1 ulating the mining interests of those
The neighbors on Little Applegate
the Alumni team was much more dis cultural methods under tho direction i pupil has been in attendance for at portions of the two states. All min­
For the very best in cigars and to- appointed than any one else as Frank of an expert from the Oregon Agri­
•re all glad that ,W. R. Garrett has
1 least three weeks.
ing men are earnestly requested to
been put in as road boss for he is the bacco C. Shaw.
said he had been in training for some cultural College.
I 8—No class of less than throe pupils I send their collections of minerals at an
right man in the right plaoe.
time before the game, that is he had
Heariugs before a board appointed i shall be a candidate for a pennant. early date so the same may be proper­
A
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been on athletic diet had been retiring from the reclaimation service on the
J. D. Daly made a business trip to State of Ohio, City of Toledo, (
! Small classes may combine with other ly placed in the exhibition rocm. Be
Lucas County,
j
early and declared he would show a much-mooted question of the extension
Jacksonvile the first of the week.
grades to form a class, butwheie two sure and mark your samples plainly
he
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
boist of speed in the opening game of ot the Umtilla project will begin Jan.
Mr and Mrs Pursell were doing
or more grades are combined into one giving the name of the property, the
is senior partner of the firm of F. J. the season.
24. The board will sit in Hermiston class such combined class must com­ location of same and the name of
business in town recently.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
While Willie McIntyre said but Pendleton and Stanfield to hear ob­ pete in the highest grade represented the sender. Fully (.000 feet of floor
City of Toledo, County and State afore­ little it is a fact that he will show his jections made by toe various sections
in that class. For example; if the space will be devoted to mineral ex­
said, and that said firm will pay the share of speed in any of the contests^ in regard to sources of water supply seventh and eighth grades in any hibit, which will be the largest and
Watkins Wireless
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
It is a thoroughly decided fact upon for carrying our the proposed work school are combined into one spelling most imposing in history of mining in
and every case of Catarrh that cannot the Alumni that they will wallop that and after getting all possible inform­
or arithmetic class, such class mutt this portion of the west.
Ray Faucett who has been in the be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh j aggregation from the Point in the ation on the subject, the board will compete on the words and problems
A novel souvenir of the congress
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Coast country for several years, re- Cure.
near future.
make recomendations to Secretary prepared for the eighth grade.
will be a prospector's pick made of
Sworn to before me and subscribed
turned recently and is with his brother
Fislier of the Interior Department.
wood in the shape of a walking stick
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9— Schools that are nit in sessi< n
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem­
E. C. Faucett at the Penn mine.
or
cane. The whole of the pick
Railroad mileage in Oregon has in- during the entire series of contests
MINERS NOTICE-Noticeof Location
E. W. Anderson made a business ber, A. D. 1886.
duiing will be graded on the basis of the proper will be covered with gold leaf
creased
at
a
remarkable
rate
(Seal.)
A.
W.
GLEASON,
trip to the metropolis the first of the
both Quartz and Placer, for sale at this
will be
the past few years and the outlook number of contests held during the while the handle or stick
Notary Public.
week.
varnished,
painted
black
and
highly
office,
JACKSONVILLE
POST.
for 1912 is mort encouraging, Accord- i , time such schools are in session, pro­
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter­
naturally
R. Phillips, and family spent Sun­
ing
to the report of the State Railroad vided that no school shall be admitted At first glance one would
nally, and acts directly on the blood
Kero is a woman who speaks from per­
suppose
it
was
a
beautiful
gold
headid
day with friends in Watkins-
and mucous surfaces of the system, sonal knowledge and long experience, viz., Commission’ tiero were 2383 miles to the special contest unices such cane, but upon closer insDection it will
J. McCloy, visited Jacksonville the * send for testimonials free.
Mrs. p. H. Brogan, of Wilson, Pa., who says, of railways in Oregon at the end of school has participated in at least
be found to represent a prospecting
first part of the week and took the
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. “I know from experience that Chamberlain's June 1910, By the end of December two regular contests; provided furLher pick. Across u>e gold head the word
Cough Remedy is far superior to any other.
overland for Medford.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Take For croup there is nothing that excels it.” 1911 this had grown to 2883 miles.
that no class shall be a candidate for Medford will le beautifully painted.
Z. J. Collins is working for D. H.
Hall’s Family Pills for constipation. For sale by all dealers.
Forest supervisors, the hea ds of 26 a pennant unless such class has par­ A number of unique and interesting
national forests of the Pacific North­ ticipated in at least two contests.
surprises are in store for those who
10— At four weeks before each re­ attend the congress.
west and Alaska, will meet in Port­
land Jan. 22 for a week’s conferance gular contest the County School Super­
on the administration of lands under I intendent will furnish to teachers a
their jurisdiction, Chief
Forestor list of 150 words each for fourth and
Card of Thanks.
Graves, of Washington D. C. will fifth grades, and 200 words each for
sixth, seventh and eighth grades.
give addresses,
Teachers will use their own methods
After five years of preparation,
We desire to express our heartfelt
for teaching the words, and select
ground was broken the past week for
their own material for drill in arith­ and sincere thanks to the friends and
the first building of the Reed College,
metic, which will include operations neighbors and to the members of the
the new $3,000,000 University to be
In the four fundamental principles I. O. O. F. for their sympathy and
built at Portland, The college will
only, the object being to secure ac­ assistance rendered in our recent be­
open next September. It is expected
curacy and rapidity. In any contest reavement.
to rank with the similar institutions
Mrs Mary Bouten
after the first the test words for
in the country.
and family
spelling may be selected from words
Portland hotels are being swamped previously given. The words for the
with reservations for Elks week next special contest will be selected from
July, when the Grand Lodge reunion those submit'ed for the regular
will be held. Every section of the contests.
country is represented and the Pacific
11— Before each contest the County
Coast lodges will send very large dele­ School Superintendent will give to
gations. San Fiancisco expects to teachers h list of words for each Health is Worth Saving and
have 1,001 delegates, Sound cities grade, 55 words each for the fourth
Some Jacksonville People
have asked for 600 rooms at local and fifth grades, and 59 words each
hotels.
for the sixth, seventh and eighth
Know How to Save It.
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grades; also a list of questions or prob­
1
lems in arithmetic. Upon the dav set
CONTESTS IN SCHOOLS
for the contest the teacher shall, in
Many Jacksonville people take the:;-
the presence of the class, after they lives in their hands by neglecting the
I are seated and ready to write break
Supf. Wells a inounces contests ¡the seal and pronounce the words. kidneys when these organs need help.
Sick kidneys are responsible for a
in spelling a rd arithmetic under The teacher may defne the words vast amount of suffering and ill health
or use them In sentences, but shall but there is no need to suffer nor to
not by syllabication or otherwise in­ remain in danger. Use Doan's Kidney
the fo lowing riles.
dicated the spelling of any word, Full Pills a remedy that has cured thou­
r
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instructions for conducting the con- sands of kidney sufferers.
1—Four regular contests in spelling test in arithmetic will accompany thc
The following statement leaves no
and arithmetic to be held on the questions for the same.
» ground for doubt.
following Fridays in the afternoou;
Mrs Mary Winterhalder, near W.
12 The teacher will grade the
Feb,9, March 8, April 5, and May 3,
Jackson St., Medford Ore., say? “I
papers
in
both
spelling
and
arithmetic
and a special contest for the school*
result to the County used Doan’s Kidney Pills with bene-
making the highest average in the and report the ......_____
_r„„ blanks
___ ficial results when suffering from
Superintendent upon
regular contests to be held May 17. School
furnished ...................
for that
purpose,not later [ _____
kidney
trouble, and I know of other
....
.
Leading Merchants
2— All schools maintaining more than Monday following the day of j persons who have taken them with
| than one room shall constitute Class the contest, If a word is not properly success. Since I used Doan’s Kidney
“A” and all one-room schools shall capitalized, or if an apostrophe or »’ills about a year ago, I have not had
I constitute Ciass “B”.
hypen is omitted or incorrectly used:the ,caat trouble from my kidneys,
3— All grades from the fourth to the the word shall be counted as missed. Thi" remedy deservea my heartv en-
eighth inclusive are entitled to enter In grading problems in arithmetic, ; dnrsment.
these contests, each grade compet­ the result only shall be counted. The
For sale by all dealers. Price CO
ing with respective grades in the manuscripts in both spelling and arith-I cents, Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo,
same class throughout the county.
metic must accompany the report to New York, sole agents for the United
4— In both spelling and arithmetic the County School Superintendent States.
the standing of the schools and of •nd will be kept pn (Uq in his office for
Remember the name—Doan,* —and
each grade «ball be computed on the inspection,
take no other.
Children’s
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