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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 6, 1919)
I \PPLEGATE I1.GH SCHOOL NEWS JACKSONVILLE POST O Uniat Paanr ot th-. Cita ol Jacksonville Oregon A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at the county stat o! Jackso . • County, Oregon D. W. B agshaw and Son, Pubiisheis i Daniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor. E lid.- s I as sac »11-cl ass matter .1 une 22 1907, at the post office at Jackroi.vi.i Oregon, un 1er Act, of Congress of March 3, 1879 A. H. S. NEWS. Vteekly Publication. E ited by A. H. S. Students. STAFF. ’• a l L ngt waet Assista-'! \urirey Leighton o<i-tet Hill Assistant Sports ceil Rouvhf r George Congle Jokes Geòrgie Weston Soc. shton Forest News SAT URDA Y. DECEMBER fi. 1919 S MVT'UPITON: One year by mail Hl.fJI. Advertising rates fun.ifhec < » application. ANTI-RED LEGISLATION. CENSORS. Mr Cook Editor Editor Editor Editer Editor Editor Editor resents * Mrs. James ' ' ■ Thecrises reached at Centralia last month has brought EDITORIAL. to the attention of the men, charged with law enforce The snow and rain that has heen ment, the fact that at present we have no law which will falling lately have made the boir s left on the grounds by the carpenters, handle the present and coming situation. These ought to be gathered We have a law on the statutes which will take cure of slippery. up before any accidents occur. One conspiracy, but when brought to bear on individual case; noon hour should suffice to clean the yard of all the rubbish. ‘of sedition, is of very little effect. We are goit g to have grounds of A bill, introduced by Mr. M. L. Davey of Ohio, is at which any school might be proud. present hanging fire in Congress, which would be very SPORTS. effective in handling the Red situation. The proposed The girls -are having a hard time measure defines sedition as an “attempt to levy war ‘heir basket bail court finished, The small second basket ball team is against the U. S., or to cause the change, overthrow or | bein(r dhbanded as we haven-t enough destruction of the Government or any laws or authority I bo s to practice with. The girl’s team had a good night’s thereof" or “to oppose, hinder, prevent or delay the ex practice last Monday ecution of any law of the U. S.” It provides a penalty ! GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. of $10,000 fine or 20 years imprisonment for conviction. Winter was heral led in yesterday by Any person who would be guilty of promoting se a light fa I of snow. The surrounding dition, upon conviction thereof, would be fined not more hills are already white. The People's Store Phone 142. 'lfte roads are still passable despite than $10,000 or imprisoned not more than twenty years, 1 the many rains we’ve had lately. I The Applegate Community Basket Jacksonville Oregon or both. Ball team will play Murphy, Saturday The bill further provides for ths deportation of any ! the sixth, at Applegate. The sale of Red Cross stamps has alien convicted under any of the provisions of the law, been encouraging he-e and shall be forever barred from again entering the U. S. The editors a’l forgot about their It also provides for the denaturalization of any natural newspaper duties this week on account of the excitement of moving. ized citizen found guilty of violating any part of the law. George Cougle is back in school after It is t.o be keenly regretted that we find ourselves in an absence of several weeks. We still need plants for the the present condition; especially here in the West. People rooms. have been permitted to go where and say just about what they pleased, with no regard for the possible result in the Dorothy Head (me ting a young Jacksonville High School, December 6, 1919 future. man) “Pray tell me your name.” “R. U. Green” was the reply. Now we can plainly see just what confronts us. Now Dorothy: “No, I’m not green, get H. S. NEWS ‘AS OVERHEARD BY THE HIGH LITERARY. out you wre th! ” Weekly Publication SCHOOL.” we realize the need for proper legislation (and strict en “PHYSICAL TORTURE.” When our Basket Ball girls were By Students of J. H. S. Melvin. Skelton has been ill the past forcement) to handle the situation. The proposed bill walking off from their grounds with Said the teacher to us students, STAFF. few days. Now who will volunteer. (H. R. 10650) appears to be the best means at hand to the newly cut togs, somebody was near Dolten Terrill Louise Weis and Inez Howard are To lead us in the exercise, Editor enough to speak of the Borax adver- Belle Fleming Thru each day of the year. Assistant E litor new pupils in Mr Haight’s music class. . combat the movement afoot to overthrow the authority tisemement. Paul Ager heard the question. Earnest McIntyre Jokes Billy Ravbould is back in school of the U. S. and we urge all loyal Oregon citizens to en "Mule, your self!” I John Johnson And twisted in his seat, Sport« again after a short illness. Melvin Rowen applying to a rancher i He glanced at all the students, .Margaret Garrett Music There were ten parents present at dorse the action of the Department of Justice in prepar for a job and thinking al ttle eloquence Thelma Then stood upon his feet. Childers Literary the program given by the 1st and 2nd help said. Then everybody giggled, ing the bill and Mr. Davey by intrducing it into Congress. might Society grade pupils Friday afternoon “My dear sir, I can milk, drive, plow, Goldie Boone But Pari showed no dismay, BUSINESS STAFF. I Ruth Luy is back in school again Write to your Representative, asking his support in saw, reap and in fact I would like to And up the aisle toward the front, Mary Ryan. have you tell me anything I couldn't after an illness of two days. Paul Ager made his way. CENSORSHIP. its passage, urge the entire Oregon delegation to stand do. ” Ganell Kelly gave a very enjoyable High School Talent. Mr Godward and Miss Spulak. f srmer’s four , ear old son v. ho party Saturday afternoon. squarely behind the work in an endeavor to stamp out the had The been listening with open eyid The 7th and Sth grade basket ball One Jay two boys went hunting, EDITORIAL serpent. I wonder chimed in “Say mister, can teams are organized with a ■ regular EVERYBODY Do Your Shopping Now Jno.M. Williams Co. I r "There’s quite a bit of red tape between tne people and those who hold the reins of government; but the net work is not yet so thicK that the voice of the people won’t penetrate it, if only lifted up loud enough. As an added inducement for a Clean-up week in Jacksonville, should be included the coasting on the hills when the snow falls. There are but two classes of folks who get severely criticised: Those who are down in the world and those who are very high up. HALT’ You Are Wanted Here WHAT FOR?" YOU ASK. •'> For the privilege of doing business with vour local dealers, the tradesmen that you know to be reliable, prompt in deliveries and anxious to please you. Li----------------------------- :-------------- -— ALSO. Remember That Your Home Paper Is Your Home Friend Two bovs with gallant stride, Now after the Thanksgiving holiday, team and a scrub team. The scrub Ahunting in the forest, ' our universal thoughts turn to Christ- team is willing to challenge the regular A weapon on each side. ; mas. Let the coming Christmas be a team as soon as the baskets are put The one looked up at his comrade, joyful and hippy one, but let us not up. And saw his eye on a spot. forget the annual call of the Red Cross The regular Basket Ball team of the ’Twas the twig on a limb of an elder, to do our share in stamping out the dreaded disease, tuberculosis. Let us Seventh und Eight grades are ready Then he quickly fired a shot. work to see that every C hristmas pack to have challange game with the High Shall I tell you what was on the twig; -s-***»* ¿•+++:-F>+:-:-<--t--t-++++++ age and letter that leaves Oregon School girls when the other basket ’Twas a bird with a red, red brest. I should bear a Red Cross Christmas is put up. We hone to have many I’m sure you know ’twas a robin, By some small birds in a nest. interesting games. seal. The little shell that was shot from the Capt. Berniece Reter. The Dublic probably needs no expla gun, nation as to what .the money will be Went flying thru the air, SOCIETY. used for as this is not a new move- And the little mother with flying heart, m mt. The money is used in prevent A farewell party was given at the •Î’ ing tube: culosis and in earing for the school house Wednesday evening for Stood anxiously waiting there. : curable cases. So manv people would the Childers’ g;rls who have left our He loaded the gun for a second shot, not be able to help <hemselves, there I school. The refreshments were served But the one lad quickly said, Oh! Jack don’t shoot the little bird. fore the sale of these Red Cross stamps by the students. With brest of ruby red. will help provide the money. The sell A very enjoyable time was reported Those young birds in the rest there ing of these stamps should be encourag- by those present, Need a mother as well as you. > ed ho that the Red Cross will have ---------- »ns----------- Don’t let them starve and die Jack, more funds with which to carry on its Miss Spulak: “James how would you I work. The number of lives that the punctuate this sentence? ‘A pretty Neath the sunshine and the dew.” sale of these stamps save in a year girl by the name of Miss Fleming went He lowered his gun from his snoulder, And four eyes were fixed on one. could not be estimatid. Evert one down the street.” Twas the little mother with flying head, knows that tuberculosis is preventable, James: “I would make a dash after Wno had bravely protected her young. and can be cured if taken in time. Miss Fleming-” Mareurite Sparks. This work is fighting the germs and of Prof:(In the Geometry class) If I 1......... " I nursing the tuberculosis patients takes had nine apples how would I divide James Gwin. i many trained men and women whose them among you. salary comes mostly from the money “He thinks too much, such men Paul Ager: Make apple sauce. might be dangerous-” ; collected in the sale of the stamps. It Mr. Colemm.in: “Will you please tell “Where have we seen his pictures is therefore our duty to encourage the before? sale of these stamps. (Assistant Editor; me who it is that tracks up the front porch, mashes the hedge ar.d leaves Oh yes, on Mellins Food bottles iI the gate open every night.” galore. ” JOKES. ! Clair: "Oh I know Daddy.” Mary Elva: “Shh!” A green little freshie, in a green “ If she do frown, ’tis not in hate of little way, Belle —“Did you ever hear the say- everybody in this town •• you, Some chemicals tried to mix one day, | ii.g ’ A siitch in time saves nine ’ ” SPENDS HIS HONEY in town •• Now the green little grass does Mary “Oh yes, that was popular in But rather to beget more love in you.” the TOWN WILL BOOM. tenderly wave, Cleopaira’s 'age'” Belle. You are free to ad "it that if O’er the green little Freshie’s green Belle—“Well from looking at Cleo.' “ A pleasing countenance i» a silent THE TOWIT TOOMS you will little grave. putra's picture 1 think she neither' recommendation. " GET YOUR SHARE of the took the stitch nor the time.” prosperity. Paul Ager. ” Ernest M. —"What is your girl doing BUY RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS; (That* no joke) "Life’s a jest, and all things show it; This is YOUR tovzn. <> when she isn't talking?” Miss Spulak —"Belle, being that ' I thought so once, but now I know it.” <> Daito’.- ’ Thinking what to »ay Your interests are here ¡I next.” y. ur birthday is on Thanksgiving your parent» have something to be thankful Lois; “Elva where did Goldie get Marjory cava that the only difTeren'-e for.” that red ink.” between her mouth and a rosebud is . “Yes” answerer! Belle dryly “they Elva: “Oh ahe washed her hair and that the rosebud is generally clcsed. | say they are thankful I am not twins. it faded.” you lay an egg. Bonus magister sorrem et fratrem inonebit! Multis dum clamonors milles op- podum oci upant. Liberi comitem viri limebant. Î In UNITY re STRENGTH i rade at Home ill *
