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About Jacksonville post. (Jacksonville, Or.) 1906-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1920)
JACKSONVILLE POST Official Parnr of the City of Jacksonville Orcgr n A weekly newspaper published every Saturday at theci urty real of Jack.- n County, Oregon D. W. B agshaw and Son. I’ubiisheis Daniel W. Bagshaw Jr., Editor. E i.erj 1 .li seciid-clasa matter June 22 1907. at the post office at Jacksonville Orc-rjn, under Act of Congress of March 3. 1879 I I APPLEGATE VA»LEY HIGH SCHOOL NEWS Cranges, Lemons and Canned Goods A II. S. NEWS. Weekly Publication. Eiited by A. H. S. Students. STAFF. • I’, a-l 1. i gtw.iet S t 7 URDA }’. JA VC IR Y 1 7. IH20 Assistant Audrey L- ighton Assistant Lester Hill SUd-JCftlPTION: One year by mail *1.50. Advertising rates furnished m Cecil Boucher Sports application. »George (’ongle Jokes Soe. Geòrgie Weston News Ashton Foust Edi'or Editor Edi-or Editor Editor Editor Editor CENSORS. Mrs. James Tne Medford Mail-Ti-ibans of January 12, devotes nearly a column in explaining way and where the citizens EDITORIAL With the re-opening of the schools or Jacksonville are d >ing Mr. Gagnon a grave injustice by and the near approach of semester ex Always just permitting an auto line to operate between this city and aminations it is expected that the ’ greater basket ball activity will furnish Medford. the needed oxygenation of brain. right in flavor According to the article, Mr. Gagnon states that if The frequent association in conven tion of teachers from different schools we had onlj’ had a little patience the service would have is a valuable feature of modern e'(u- and quality been improved. True, there is plenty of room for im | cation d work. This aids in the spread . of new ideas in applying the directions provement. We would like to inquire, just what amount of the Educational Boards. — has been expended in keeping up the road bed the past We Have Them! GENERAL NEWS ITEMS. year. All tour of the Applegate teachers Mr. Gagnon had ample opportunity to give us first visited Ph mix last Saturday to attend ihe meeting of the Jackson County class service had he so desired, but showed no signs of Teacher ’ Asssociation. They report a worry when we were cut of from the world by the recent fine program. No other school except Phoenix itself had 100 « attendance. storm. During the first day of the snow he made no Tile Applegate Community Basket effort to carry the mail in either direction and had it not Bail team defeated the Murphy first team bv 14 to 8; ihe A. V. H. S. de been for Mr. Ulrich going after the mail we would have feated the Second 22 to 14. had none. Later Mr. Gagnon put on a Ford touring car Arrangements have been made to' 7 he People's Store. Phone 142. I take the basket ball teams and several (capacity five persons including the driver) In this he friends to J acksonville on Friday even planned to carry the mail, express and passengers. For ing. Jacksonville, Oregon Miss Lois Childers is kept from some time however the Ford was not used, during which school this week because Mr. Childers time passengers, freight, etc., were transported via auto accidently injured her hand severely. Our merchant. John Pernoil, gave a trucK, Such was the auto and truck service. fine treat of nuts, candy and cakes, to Employees of the road had made remonstrances con mark his appreciation of their success last Saturday. cerning the danger of using the road bed in the present Lester Smith sprained an ankle (of I his own) recently, but doesn’t stop! condition, but all were unheeded. playing basket ball on that account. The entire article has about the sam? amount o. Elm r Rowden is .out a few d.ivs on account of illness. truthfuilness as the paragraph concerning the mail. Our frequent basket ball practice! Of course we couldn’t expect Mr. Gagnon to discon induces much pleasant visiting by i Jacksonville High School, January 17, 1920 tinue the logging operations in order that we might get those girls whose homes are distant among those living near. J. H. S. NEWS our mail and freight, especially as he was responsible for The first editorial group having finish SPORTS. JOKES. Weekly Publication ed their term, and the new group being the wood supply of Medford, but we have a perfect right Last Saturday, the boys of the High not yet appoimed. our paper this wees y By Students of J. H. S. He: "Father had quite ah accident to demand better sen-ice than we have had, both before . is of hasty planning. School Team got together and cleaned the other day.” STAFF. and oiled the floor of the basket ball She; “You don’t say.” Cecil Boucher h is been appointed , Editor and after the storm. Victoria Gwin hall. The School Board furnished the He: Yes, a knot broke out in his yell leader. Assistant Editor Marjorie Bardwell oil. The work is certainly appreciated wooden leg.” The company is not and has not been complying with Altho our school grounds are so well Sports Henry NeidermeyeJ by all who take part in the games, -as the terms of its franchise an I we cannot see that Mr. drained, our out-door courts are not: Society Ruth Eaton it has gone a long way toward making The way a choir will run the words yet dry enough for practice. Jokes Johnnie Neidermeyer the old hall a fit place for practice, and of a song together is remarkable, es Gagnon ha? given any real service. Literary Flora Manke for the scheduled games of the season. pecially to Louis Thompson. The other HASH. i What the people wish is service, and if Mr. Gagnon CENSORSHIP. Next Friday evening, January 16, at day the choir sang' “The consecrated Lance Offenbacher says that Cecil Mr. Godward and Miss Spulak. the United States Half, there will be a cross I’d Pear.” cannot provide it when his road is protected by the city Boucher handles the truth so recklessly Suddenly Louis exclaimed, "Say, double header game between the Apple that his very chickens won’t come pup, where do they keep that ‘conse gate and the Jacksonville basket ball then it is time to invite competion. EDITORIAI when he calls them at feeding time. crated cross-eyed Pear.’” Mr. Cook Jno.M. Williams Co. J. H. S. NEWS teams. There will first, be a girl’s John “Freezer, do you know the defi game, and this will be followed by a “My idea of a quiet life is for a deaf nition of cigarette? ” We, the students and members of Denies False Statements. damtge done bv immediately correcting boy’s game. The admission will be and dumb couple to go to J ’ vilie to live. Freezer “Why, no! What is it?” the Jacksonville High School Basket 125 cents for adults and ’5 cents for the same. , But riot when the basket ball season is John "A little tube of paper with a Ball team hope that before this issue school children. Believing that a sense of justice and un.” tire at one end and a big fool at the of the paper reaches its readers, we The Jacksonville high school students fair play exists in the minds of the Mr. Elitor: 1 other. ” will be the proud possessors of a victory j have been having regular practice The purpose of this article is to deny people of Jacksonville and vicinity that Dalt: “Did you send for a doctor fairty and squarely won from our i , since school reopened after the holidays Donald “I'm late this morning a false and apparently malicious state- - will not approve or sanction the circu formknble opponents, the Applegate' and this will be the first game with when your sister swallowed your collar i cause my engine is missing. ” tnent made and circulated by some one lation of injurious or slanderous sta’e- button.” Richard “Why, I ’ll go help you look teams. another high school team as opponents. in your city, the facts being as follows: ments or reports without the strictest i Paul A. “You bet I did. It was the L r it. ” Last Friday, a rather closely con only one I had.*' 1 din engaged in farming the Linn , investigation, I am thus bringing the HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. tested game took place between the ranch near Jacksonville, and in such I 1 matter to your attention in justice to Teacher: “John if a man saves 52.00 Weather Report. business employed two Jacksonville ■Mr. Linn and myself, knowing that The high school teachers of our 8th gratia girl’s team and that cf the buys; some person or persons in your I ; your inquiries will prove the truth of Following is the report of IL S. Vol sch ol attended the meeting of the nigh school girl’s. The girl’s game a week how long would it take him to city, with the apparant intention to my denial of said slanderous statements. unteer Cooperative Observer. E. Britt nigh school principals and teachers at was followed b7 an exiting game be save J100«i?” Respectfully submitted, John J. “That would he impossible injure either myself or Mr. Linn, who ; Jacksonville, for month of December. Phoenix Saturday, and reported an tween tiie high school boys and the E lmer S immons . Latitude 42 deg. 18. min. north; longi interesting program, a very good dinner , town boys' The score stood 38 to 37 in for as soon as he saved $900 he would owns the ranch, or prehaps both of us. tavor of the town team buy a car.” have told the boys that it was useless and an altogether enjoyable day. tude 123 deg. 5 min. west. to work for me on said ranch as “their Belle Fleming and Elva Coleman had ’ Precip Date Maximum Minimum 1>. W. BAGSHAW | ay would be nog -od” and that they an enjoyable time last Sunday horse- . .10 1 2b would never get their money, etc. This back riding. Horse-back riding seems i \ttornc' at I.aw ■ sta'eme it is entirely un justitii-1. with to be a popular pastime ju«t now. u 36 24 out Cause or reason and is stwolutelv Several of the high school girls saw 1 46 28 4 false and its repetition or circulation is the dramitization of Rip Van Winkle .05 .* 34 44 a slander on botn myself and Mr. I.inn. Office iti Ryan Blocs by the Eight Grade girls at the Parent 32 39 6 and as su--h slander is actionable in the Teachers’ meeting last Friday. The JACKSONVILLE. - OREGON 7 34 41 cuurts. program whs well d»«ie. It was »mu»- 44 23 8 In denial I wish to state: that I have inp «nd enjoyed Very much by all. 26 T snow 9 38 always pud all my just debts and lia- Lewis Thompson was absent Tues ' .57 H. K. HANNA 32 47 10 bil'ties and have preformed the obli Keep a roof of prosperity over your head and 24 10 in 1.60 day. We wonder if his absence wss 40 11 gations of all con’rscts entered into, I .awyei the after-affect of that gallent dash 13 snow 30 12 help your neighbor to do likewise by trading with him both here and elsewhere. I am financi through town on horse back last Sun- -1 18 ally able to pay all persons whom I I Office in Jack-ton Cou itv Bank bldg 1? in business. day. 0 14 18 employ or may employ and my past 12 15 29 The boys seem to have an unsubdued ' and present records will substantiate MEDFORD OREGON 30 18 If desire for red cheeks these days. This this statement. I have had men in my 26 17 37 desire has been aided by the acci .ental ; employ all winter and who are still .12 27 96 18 Thing of the Past discovery of a nox of rouge. Hence working for me and these men will .18 "An old gentleman from the conn 19 33 41 the hectic flush on the boy's faces. cherefully vouch for the truth of my try visited Washington the other day 20 4« .04 52 statement. Flora Manke was absent from her 38 59 I am not entirely un.n>wn in Jack , and set the capital In an uproar. In .1 c asses Monday because of ¡lines«. fact, he was hailed a« one of the na 2J 38 55 son count- ; I wa< n the p ibhc service tion’s lending humorists.'' 58 42 .10 in the Forestry lkspartme-t for four ”Whnt did he do or say to make 23 AS OVERHEARD. BY THE HIGH 43 57 .33 24 HOME TRADE MEANS HOME SAVINGS. years and handled considerable sum« of . «ueh an Impression?” SCHOOL.” 20 35 50 money An examination of the record» "lie sold lied ‘come to Washington 23 This paper is booming this town all the while. HOW 29 41 at the court house in Jacksonville, wil by heck, to see a specltneu of that 2> Virginia Nunan is back in school ABOUT YOU? I 24 35 there senatorial dignity.’Blrralng 21 show no irregularities, dvticie: r.es after a lung period of illness. ► I mi Age-Herald. 22 33 2 ’ shortages either in my service or in U h Gladys Berry has also been absent * 20 34 2J report» and accounts thereof. on account of illness. Merely Thinking. 42 N 31 As slated above, the false state Y- • « Id 'Ir Brown, "my wife and 91 Willie Rusow is sick. 37 29 men's made to the boys in my emplov I are ..-ng of chartering a yacht for may be actionable in the courts and the the »«■» r.” Temperature —mean max. 40.20; mean faul L: “What, back to school again guiltv parties liable to punishment ’’But w>a»’t that be pretty expen min. 24.61; mean 33.38; Max 59 on 21; Minimum 1 on 12. Greatest daily I thought you said you sneàf too much therefore, but I am not out fur re «ne - ' a«ke<! Mr. Hughes. “N.M so eg at are confine ouraelve- range. 21. Total precipitation 3.29 in. . to go to school." venge but I do ask that the parties rl. B ritt , 1 Fred: “You made the same mistake who circulated such statements will at a thinking about It," replied Mr Brew a. least have the manhood to repair the ( Cooperative Observer I did.” You Help Him, and He Will Help You “Make "er hum I Boost for Jacksonville J J
