Jacksonville F: st
“A Little o’ Baith.’”
THE OREGON STA' E AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
A voting lady called at 5
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our uihce the other day who
was beautiful—beautiful be
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yond words. If she knew
ROBERT J. CO
this, her manner did not
Published Every Friday at Jarkeonvilh-. .I.,ck
eon County. OreK'">
show it. She is a high school
In the several pursuits and professions in life
Entered at the postoffice at Jack s .uvii «
iron student—we are not saying
Through the following schools and departments—
as second-clas matter.
what school—and we do ijot
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She was well poised—was
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neither self-conscious nor
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bold. She was well groomed,
The fen f echnical Schools
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with
no
hint
of
a
desire
to
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Agriculture —thirteen dep’ts
Commerce—four departments
(B.S. degree)
imitate her masculine
(B.S., M.S. degrees)
Forestry — two departments
This being county lair friends. Although her hair
(B. S., M.S. degrees)
Engineering—seven dep’ts
Mines—three departments
week, The Post has not re was short she was not a flap
(B.S., M.S. degrees)
B.S. degree)
ceived its customary atten per. After she had gone
Vocational
Education—five de
Pharmacy—
partments
the thought came to us that
tion.
(B.S., Ph.C. degrees)
(B.S., M.S. degrees)
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she was the kind of young
Military Science and Tactics-
Chemical Engineering—
five units.
woman to grace a real home.
(B.S. degree)
(B.S. degree)
Uncle Ezra Says:
She was not of the absolute
The training includes ph \ sical education, industrial journalism,
Coolidge was nominated ly dependent “clinging-vine” i
j social sciences, and music. Entrance and graduation requirements
are standard. Through the usual rating organizations the College is
by the people—not by the type, and if Fate decreed J 1 accredited
to the best graduate schools in America. Student life is
politicians—let’s haye t h e that she be a bread-winner JV exceptionally well organized to develop ideals of leadership and ser-
S vice to the commonwealth.
election the same way.
Admission of Freshmen September 23, 1924
instead of a home-maker,
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she would play the part, but S
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Oregon Agricultural College
she
would
be
a
womanly
The welfare of the nation
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CORVALLIS - OREGON
woman “for a’ that.”
needs clean and clear think
Our country needs more
ing—don’t Russianize our
such
young women. There
country.
is a far greater need of
home-makers than there is
Common sense and hon for women politicians. We
esty are two things that the wonder just what the effect
Nation needs—Coolidge has would be if every woman in
both.
this land who is now neg
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lecting the “career ” for
which nature fitted her, to
Many Visit Washington. be a polititian, would devote
and
Report comes from Wash- the next ten years to help
ington thaf never before in ing make real citizens of the
its history have so many boys who are now being neg
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automobilists visited the lected in this respect. No
White House as this sum- wonder the papers are full
mer. These tourists have of jokes about the young
come from all parts of the men of today looking for
country,'the greater propor wives who can support two.
tion coming from the middle Woman’s natural place is
west, although a large num no,t on the throne. She has
THE
ber carry tags of Washing- always been a greater influ
t o n, Oregon, California, ence as a “power behind the
Montana, Idaho, the Da throne.”
O. C. DOROTHY, Proprietor
kotas, Nebraska and Minne
It is well that women are
sota. Almost without ex free, well to teach our girls
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ception they park their ma
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to think for themselves—
chines on the great wide
Fresh Eggs, Bread, Meat Products, Cereals, FulljLine of Canned Goods
street in front of the W hite well that we have the ballot
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House while they go in to and that women’s property
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see what sort of a building rights are being protected
Soft Drinks, Cigars, Candies, Nuts, Ice Cream, Etc.
their president occupies.
against the unscrupulous.
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One day three newspaper
'The old regime was faulty,
men counted 81 machines but why the other extreme?
lined up against the curb
stone and they decided to The old had its good points; ■
take a poii of the autoists’ so has the new. Our atti
choice for president, The tude in the matter is like
result was: Cooliege, 60; that of the Scotchman who,
FOR
Davis, 15; the head of the when asked by his American
third ticket, 4; the balance host w hether he would have
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being divided. The major
Also Selling Out Several of 3 hose to Make Room
beer or whiskey, replied:
ity of the cars were of a
for Winter Stock.
“O—I’ll have a little o’
well-known make.
baith.”
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For a real home place you cannot find
a better location than Oregon's historic
city of Jacksonville. Best climate in
Oregon. More than 75 per cent of the
inhabitants reside in their own homes.
Good garden anti fruit Innds. Good
schools and churches, Electric light
and power. Good water, Wonderful
shade trees and mountain and valley
scenery. Good citizenship all white
American.
Free auto camp grounds.
We solicit full investigation of our
advantages and community by pros
pective settlers who want to build a
home and live a long happy life.
Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce.
MONEY
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Masonic
Oregon Chapter No. 4, Royal Arch
Mai < ns, meets in Jacksonville second
Tuesday of each month.
Warren Lodge No. 10, A. F and A.
M.; meets in Jacksonville second Wed
nesday of each month.
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LODGE DIRECTORY
O. E. S. Adarel Chapter No. 3 meets
fir.-: and third Thursday of each month.
TIRES
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains:
The College of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
Are best in the long run
The professional schools of Archi
tecture and Allied Arts—Business
Administration—Education—Grad
uate Study—Journalism—Law—
Medicine—Music—Physical Edu
cation-Sociology—Extension
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Do you patron your home merchants?
patronizing them, you help yourself.
By
For a catalogue or any information
Ufrit. The Registrar. UniOersitj) of
Oregon, Eugene. Oregon
rhe 49th Ywr Opens September 25. 1924
Odd Fellows
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Jacks nville Lodge, No. 10, I. 0. 0. F.,
m. ets every Saturday evening at 7:30.
Ruth Rebekah Lodge No. 4 holds its
regular meeting the first, third and
fifth Monday of each month.
Native Daughters
Jane McCully Cabin No. 1, Jackson
ville. of Native Daughters of Oregon,
meets at the home of a member every
Wednesday, 2 to 5 o’clock.