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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1919)
JACKSONVILLE APPLEGATE H u SCHO j L NE S OST Olititi Pinr of th; Cify uf Jacksonville brtgcn A weekly newspaper published evil; -.«turdny at theccur.ty scat of Jacks« n Coutty, Orqgpn D. W. a^d S ue , Publishiis Daniel W. Bashaw Jr., Editor. E i. see I a< sac n i-:4 »ss matter Jam :d 1‘.» >7. at the post < Hire at Jacksonville Oregon, under Act of t'ongreus of March 3, 1S79 A. H. S, NEWS. Weekly Publication. E. iteti by A. H. S. Students. STAFF. Pt a-l Langtwaet SATURDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1IHI) Assistant Anil'e' Leighton Assistant Leiter Hill SÜûêckiPTIÔN: One year by mail $1.30. Advertising rates furnished o"i Cecil Boucher Sports application. Jokes 1 <leorge ('ongle ■ . .... -................. . ............ " 1 1 Soc. Gei rgie Weston ' Ashton Forest News ♦WHY 1 SNOW? I Editor Editoi Editor Editor Editoi Editoi Suitoi Christmas Presents § CENSORS. N< w while facing' th possibilités of the hardest win ter n h storj’, we are confronted with the question, “ Why is Snow? (if course snow make traveling mighty hard work, and once in a life time causes a big flood, as in ’90. Also a j;ood fall of snow furnishes excellent amunition for snow-ball battles. But on the other hand, nothing can serve to bring out the beauties of nature otter than a covering of snow. Scientists point out the it ct that snow purifies the air, besides greatly enriching ti e jmound. And then consid er the sleigh rides and C( as ng parties. Mr. Cook for Mrs. James EDITORIAL. In the discussio i as to the desirabl lenghth of the Xmas vacation we « f Applegate must consider th it, while i full Iw i werks vacation might b pleasant, our school will run far in o the spring on accoui t of our buildi- p improvements. It is also true that ii we have no more than the legal hull dajs between Xmas and New Yeart our work might suffer from hilarity. GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. Miss Helen John went h >rne Tues day evening on account of sickness. Two new pupils, the Misses Lois and Thelma Childers, joined our Fr.ihtnan The man who makes n: ney in a community has a class last week from J. H. S. The total number of students in the duty to perform to that cor munity. It may be that he ! High Schoal now are as follow?: Fiesh- has made his money by his superior business ability, and man 21, Sophmore 11, Juniors 4, he would have done as well anywhere. That does not Senior 1, total 37. The school has been talking of htV alter the case. If his gifts are great his responsibility is ing a Xmas tree, this year. One i f the however is the scarcity < f «equally as great. No man was placed on earth for the | obstacles candy. The girls have vug ested that sole purpose of making money, and the man who has they make the candy. N i dec’sion has been reached. this as his ideal had better never been born. It is not an The small boys have laid out a foot field and have purchased a foot act of charity, but the performance of a simple duty of bah ball. the man who has made money to pass a little of it on for The Red Cross stamps are still « n the benefit of the community, even though he never ex sale here. The girls of the Applegate Valley pects to see a dollar of his contribution back. High School are r.ow practicing basket half in the hall. The only regrets caused by the resignation of the Murphy has challenged the Applegate and High School teams for Fuel Administrator, are the ones expressed because ne ; a Community basket ball game. -•j EVERYBODY Do Your Shopping Now Jno.M. Williams Co. The People’s Store. Jacksonville, Phone 142. ... Oregon did not resign sooner. Next: SOCIETY. I > To wane up in the morning to find ten inches of snow The sele-tions for the Christmas program should be unusually good as on the ground is indeed quite an eye-opener. | the gifts are too expensive to enable us to buy many. There will be com- ■ mil tees appointed for the finance and , candy making. | The primary room is planning on giv- I ing a program and having a Xmas I tree. ANSWER HER LETTER • •» L '• to Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and help Jfottr neighbor to likewise by trading with him in business. You Help Him, and He Will Help You '• '5 * HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS. Thu paper is booming this town all the while. ABOUT YOU ? ■< • ■ HOW Jacksonville High School, December 13, 1919 J. H. S. NEWS Weekly Publication By Students of J. II. S. STAFF. THE HOT LUNCHES. The serving of the hot lunches which started last week, is proving to be a success. Tne pupils coming from a distance enjoy ihd hot disn immensely. Editor Victorin Gwin The crowd gathering around th« long Assistant Editor Marjorie Bardwell tabla founts a social crowd. We hope Sports Henry Niidermeyer i this will continue in its success. SPORTS. Ruth Eaton The Applegate-Murphy Las et bali Conference Called By Goin- Society Jokes Johnnie Neidermeyc CHAFF 1 game wasulayedat Murphy. Applegate pers May Ask Continuation Literary Flora Manke was defeated. The score was 32 to 21. Editor's friend: —“Are yon goinsr to of Thrift Policy. CENSORSHIP. pay attention to these epithets that Thu smal er toys received a new .......... Mr Godward and Miss Spulak. Portland, Ore.—Heads of the Inter-1 foot ball. a e being hurled at youT” national Unions of America opening a > Editor: “Yes, indeed I’m having The girls are haying lively basket special conference In Washington De EDITORIAL them all carefully copied »nd filed ball practice. I cember 13 at the call of Samuel Gotup i away. I may need them when it comes As Christmas approaches we should ers, President of the American Federa- i tlon of Labor, to outline a labor pro begio to tl ink wl at a true Chnstrms my turn to call names.” JOKES. Johnny gram In lie«: the failure qf the re ! spirit really means. People naturally Mrs. James: “Fre uno it, you are too cent industrial conference, have been , have different opinions about it. Some I "A little man often carriis much large a boy to whistle in school,” petitioned by the Oregon Stat,» peonle think it is to give the richest knowledge.” Freemont: “Well but Mrs. James, 1 Federation of Labor to Include in th» gifts and give to favorite friends and Paul Loy didn’t mean' to whistle. 1 just had ' program unqualified support of the i relatives only, others think it is a “What was the world made for if j some air in mv mouth that I wanted to Government's thrift policy, represented I time of getting and r.ot of giving. Ar.d not to grow in.’J | push out. I didn’t know it would make in the sale of Thrift, War Saving? j still others think that material things Stamps and Treasury Saving» Certlfi j such a noise.” Miss Spulak: “James, if you don’t cates. Backing of all other State are only to be given and forget that Mr. Pernoil; “Cecil you had bett r Federation» of labor and a request kind and cheering words also go a Iona- take this part in the play I’ll use move back from the stove, your that they forward similar petitions te way in making this world a better violence.” James: “What’s that—a new kind of tiousers are smoking.” i the conference in Washington was place to live in. These have not the Cecil Boucher never moved. asked by the Oregon Federation in a true Christmas spirit which was given breakfast food.” Mr. Pernoil: (a little later)“You are letter to all other 8tate Federations of to us about twenty centuries aito. Mr. Godward:—“There are many Labor. The letter was signed by O. R. really burning, move back!” kinds of croups Some are very dang Christmas- is the time especially ap Cecil Boucher: “Give me a piece of Hartwig, president of the Oregon Fed propriate for showirg our love and erous.” eratlou, who says: "We feel that this candy and I will.” Belle: “Yes, especially croup ma will materially strengthen the position good will to mankind to incorporate of organised labor and will alao give into our actions, words, and thoughts chine gurs. ” us the sinews of war when most the true Chritmsas spirit “Peace on' Paul Luy: ( prompted by a sudden needed.” inspiration.“Oh! I’ve got a joke.” earth, good will to men.” BASIC ECONOMICS His latter to the other State Fede M. S. “What is it” rations of Labor follows: Paul Luy “Oh I’ve forgot it now.” The schools are the medium which HARTT "Inasmuch as the United States Gov we should use to spread among the ernment is engaged In advancing the Goldie: “Dalt, have you anything on American people correct notions of cap War Pavings Stamps campaign in a "Ben Franklin is our great exempl“ for this evening.” ital, labor, banking »nd thrift. • » • vigorous manner, and Inasmuch as ths of thrift. H* wrote more on it »nd Dalt. (dryly) No, nothing but this The elementary school Is none too War Savings Stamps art the best poe wrote it better teat, any other men we suit. ” early In which to begin fnvtrnctloa slbie forms of investment for working know. He began praotictng thrift wrten The other day Mr, Godward and along such lines. We are all agreed men and women, particularly organ he was 12 years of age, and hs prgr that thrift should be taught In schools, tied workers, and also because the poe tlced It and wrote on It all his Hfe Paul were in a hurry to get to Med ford A train blocked the way. But but to teach mere saving or accumuU session of War Savings Stamps by He became the rlebest man In Amer Mr. Gonward who has a strong faith tlon without showing what the objects workers while defending their rights of thrift are. Is teaching miserliness. In either while out on strike or otherwise, lea in his day. richest not only tn that his car can adjust itself to all money but In healta, brains, sanity, connectton.wlth the teaching of thrift gives them a degree of security that j good cheer. Influence. He was a sclen difficulties only said, “Just drive unner there should also be taught the rune '• ■ ordinarily they do not possess, there tlst, a business man. a linguist, a dlplb it.” tlon of banks. Pupils should be made fore, the State Federation of Labor ef I mat and a philosopher. He always to see that mere saving does no good THE PANTHER. unless that which Is saved ts used to Oregon makes the fallowing sugges paid b«s way. Ha founded th« Uni ver 'mate more wealth. To that end they tlon: That your Federation Join with ue »tty of Pennsylvania, founded the first I Liy awake and was listeni'ig To the noises of the night. should be shown that there Is a great In urging upon ths national can pabllc library tn America, entente«* an inference between money whleh Is terence that ha« be«u called In Wash Insurance company. pewM? aaesKy ce»y When suddenly a scream 1 heard. uercly stored up In a little iron bans lngtoa, I). C., by ths Americai Fsdera tn red the lightnings. Instated *9* Which filled my mind with fright. it home and that which Is taken to a tlon of I-abor. the advisability of in taele«, hmus u*ctueed the twt eon* I knew the cry of the panther, eluding tn any program that they may »«ova, what to France aa< borrowed cal bank and Is put out Into the In The beast that prowls the wools. '■■istrlal world to earn an Interest In re promulgate, a War Savings Stamp* r»om«y oei whtrdi Waehlwgtoa fwugfc* the War of A m H» is tri h e aod tf*o He is the enemy of man, irn. In some of onr large schools plank or provision. The pheasant and her brood. "We feel that this will materially bests of all the strength and eeasto^ee ■ isre are school savings banks »»tab ished. These exist not only tn tie strengthen the position of organised of RonJasstn irmaMta lay to the *■*» So I peered into the darkness ! uentary but In high schools, but tn labor and will also give us the sinews that very earty to Ilfis be aeeelted the To view this beast of the cave. habit af thrift. very few cases are any attempts made of war when meet neefleh.“ Two fiery eyes, a lashing tail. "Thrift le * baMt. A BaMi to a to teach the pnplls the functions of a Then an ether wail he gave. thing yen to> uaeceerieariy er weto bank and where the Interest comes And as 1 took a second look mattearty wttbaat tboegdrt Wo ere from. A man la Ban Franelaee who had to At this growling, snarling thing, work hit way thr»ugh college buys a ruled by our habits. When fe*Mu ar< I saw him crouch, I grabbed my gun, A man arrested In San Francisco on War Savlags Stamp »vary week for his young they are Ike Hem onto«, enft I heard him make his spring. I:I. W. W. sharges offered War Savings baby son who will have several thou fluffy tunny troMoeea BMte animal j Stamps In evidence to disprove the sand dollars to bls credit when be gets They grow day by day. BvenAwUIj Then as I watched, on, on he came. they rule you. Choose yw ttoto day th* Hi«'mouth was opened wide. ' « barges. It was a good plea. ready to go to college. LABOR HEADS WILL CONSIDER SAVINGS PLANK k»Nt ye wouM hare ew mu A shot rang out, I saw him fail. With « bullet through bis side.
