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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-09

The Reading will build a new
engine house at Gordon on the
Mahanoy division.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-09

IAHTANG PARK
Vaudeville-Two shows every even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
HUGE ROLLER COASTER
TO Be FEATURE AT FAIR
Mammoth Incline, Electrically Operated
VIII AFFORD Amusement

CLARKSBCRG. W. Va. Aug. 2S-One
Of the special attractions Of the one
hundred to be seen and enjoyed at the
Central West Virginia Fair September 3.
10 and II. in this city will be huge
roller coaster. the largest In West Nlr-
GINA, and one Of the largest In the Unit
cd States.
This roller coaster was built recently
AT tho enormous cost Of $4,000. and il
is now in fine working order. 1t is cleo
,ricaIly operated and is equipped with
dozen safety devices. which would make
it rs safe. if not safer. than walking
along a city sidewalk. This coaster was
especially constructed for the Clarks-
burg fair grounds and it Is the sam.
model as the worlds biggest coasters
at Concy Island. y. T.. Willow Grove
park. Philadelphia, and Rivcrvicw park,
Chicago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
aj======== IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS [=======
WHEN DOUGLAS QUIT He
=. WRECKED HOPES Of CLAN 6

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.-The untfsne4y
Reflection Of Phil Douglas. upon "l WIZ
John McGraw was counting IN 'he -
mate dash down the home stretch. SApo
thu melancholy climax for the Chants
ara nractically wrecks whatever hhSeF-
ing chance thcy carried for the titie'
ESrthermorc, il gives NcGraws CRIT
les an opportunity 70 assert ne "a
euchered in the deal by when ne cav
pavey Robertson for the big p'tchet'
ts assumed that Fred MItchelt mus
have known when no traded DouslaS
whether or not Shufflin PM sun "aS
given to pastiming along ue pS''u Wv
trail.
g. Douq,as' latest outbreak. The Giant
lsader gave him every opportunity 10
ynaks good in New York, and II DouSlaS
had Crashed the chance instead or u ~
sne Il ne doubtless would have oeeh /"
ayture with the club next season. Now
however. he has been placed on inc IN
eligible list and will be lucky indeed 10
get off Il.
That douglas should have throwp
down McGraw and his team mates az d
time when every member or the cluo -
fighting tooth and nail 10 keep the pen
nant race IL TO be regretted
Although the Giants have fallen under
hostile bornbardmcnt and have only re-
mote chance for the flag. the morale oA
thu club is mistaken. Never mas 'Ho
team shown better spirit IMAM Qua
with the route black with disappoiHt
ment. Fletcher has played every 1ay
with a lame leg-an exceptional oisp,ay
OF sheer grit. Fred Toney has respo''ueu
when called upon despite llisess Oh NV
Tp,,H Tl
weak link and here came the preaN.
rho c,sc Of Douglas IS no state secret
IN halldom. This is not the irsSAtlm ne
, has frolicked along the gilded course
Cincinnati knew him as, mcmoerNo1 tne
-rsads as one Of its most eccentricSc'tl'
zens Brooklyn. too. found him in Ihs
not water OF more than one Jam. IhIcA
co too. had cause for complaint at
though II is a matter OF record 1ha'
houelas had settled down somewhat
wien he joined the Cubs For time ne
plched his so-called head off Tor FREQ
Mitchell.
when shucfin' Phil joined the Giants
h, asserted he intended 10 put ior'"
e.sry effort to help McGraw land pen
mnt. lie declared il had long he"h ms
addition to play with championships
dub and requested NcGraw TO pitch nan,
n frequently as possible. he ala wei
aouSh when called upon. but showed
lothlni: over which fandom could wan
enthusiastic.
Last Friday when the Giants took the
field Douglas was missing AcHra"
secured the dressing room and sent mes,
sages in quest of the straGgl"r. but I'M
was far. far away. and up 10 late hooi
last night managed TO clude all purSu'
ers.
McGraw is through with pouS "a
Discipline must be enforced on 'ne cru cru,
are in the fight for the flag and McGraw
will permit no let. up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
.L!N5LY ELEVEN
To BETHESDA
Orange and Black Football SOUND VIII
Leave NEXT Thursday Por Bethesda
For a stay Of Three Days.

Tho I.Ine1y football squad in charge or
Cnnch Pill" Stohbs. will leave Thurs
day. September 4th for Bcthc?da- Ohio,
for n stay Of three days. The squad will
devote MOST Of the tim" to drills on fun-
damcntals and rules. No scrimmagc or
any kind will he held.
The candidates will take along their
swimming suits. and three days filled
with enjoyment Is anticipated. Several
members CC Last years graduating class
and other students not intending to 20
Oh, for tho team have spoken Of going
on tho trin for tho outing.
Practice will be- held on tho baseball
field in tho park and reservation for the
following candidates have been made at
tho PARK Hotel:
Coach Stohhs. Manager Ackcr. Captain
Jack S:orcr. IIadorn. lIamill Snyder.
Rcrrchscm. Bone. Hoffman, Joseph, Nc
%iclIc. Mathis. Peterson. Splllers. II.
Stohbs. r Stobhs. Dunlap. Hutchns.
", rkcr. Palmer. Johnson. Albasin and
roasihlv n few others who have not "a
yet definitely decided whether they will
enter I.lnsly.
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PUNDY WILL LIKELY ARRIVE IN
THIS CITY SATURDAY AND
WORKOUT AT LOCAL GYM.
Several Good Prelimlnaries Have Been
Arranged for the Labor Day
Fight.

A crowd Of two hundred fans gath
cred at the American Training assoc'a-
ton last night and were treated to eigh;
Of tho fastest rounds of boxing ever
seen In training camp. Goo" Stew
art. the local boy. who meets Johnny
Fundy in the heodliner at the Park
Casirto Monday evening. U-abor Day.,
was In fine fcttlc. and he injected 10.
Of pep in his workouts. After going
through tho rope skipping. bag punch
ing. etc. he went through five fast
thrcc-mnutc rounds Of liam Ritz. then
took on Young Crock. q new Gomez.
who will mako his debut on Labor Day.
for three rounds.
This boy Crock looks to be q conner,
and with II little moro knowledge OF the
game will mako the fcathcrwcights IN
this section step lively.
Stewart is boxing better and hitting
harder and claims he is in shape -
fight n champion.
Pittsburgh papers arc loud in their
praIsc Of I'undy. who IS fcathcrwCiEht
champion Of tho A. r. F.. and Ia the
first champion to call Pittsburgh has
homo. Tho sport writer's ond fans NJ
tho S,roky City figure on IN" a. F. T.
,,-~,.--, c'~'rg Stewart nm old fashion
faclnC. Johnny Is expected 10 nrriT'
In the city tomorrow. and workout 4
b. ., III, local gym in tho afternoon
and Sunday.
For the scmI-final. two OF tho best
colorcd boys in the game. In tho r"r7"nS
=" "r'ul.n" I"hn"nn. Of his city. and
Fast" Black. Of Columbus. Ohio. Will
mix in an eight roundCr. Johnson h''
quite reputation in tho cast and IN
the army.
Francis Ford. the Actnavillr boy. will
probably meet tn" best boy Matchmaker
Otto can secure And for ru opener
there Will h" n thrcc-round bout WIN
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|McGREG0R, THE
GREAT, BEATEN

READvILLE. Mass. ASS. iI-Ne.
Grcgor the Great. with Cox up. met Do,
feat for the secon.' time this season, Ct
the Grand Circuit meeting to-day vApa
Marion Dale brushed by In the second.
and third heats Of the Massachusetts,
2:l2 trotting. under Tommy Nurphy6,
whip and won. McGregor the 0ront
was almost the prohibitive fayorito,
having won the first heat in tho raAe
yesterday before the event was he'd
over because Of weather condition.
Marion Dale was outclassed, A9t caI,a'
strong to-day in 2:0sE and 2:0SX.
1t was Murphy day. as the New
York reinman drove Direct c.. Burnett
and Sanardo to victories In strsiOAt
heats in the Neponset and the PilEriuLi
The fastest heat in the Seponset nee
paced in 2:03k and in the Pilgrim IN
2:05. Cox. with Frank Dewey. tStoAi
every art in driving to win the NipoNs
set. Murphys start had the best Of tie
brushes.
Ed Geers drove q winner IN the Amer.
lean horse breeder futurity for thrAe
,, year old trottera, Moltie knight, HoiaR
over in straight heats, tho best time w.
ing 2:06A.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
'YANkS WINNERS
IN BOTH CANES

NEW YORK. Aug &S.-New York de-
featcd Washington in both games or a
double header here today. The nrSt
game was a fourteen inning contest in
which Mays defeated Johnson by ftv"
10 -four The Yankees won the second
game to ;.
The second game was we'll pitched
BY The rival lcft handlers. only SIN hits
were made by each team. The Yankees.
however. punched three OF their hits in
the fifth inning when Hyatt won the
game by driving nA'two runs with
single. Scores: \,
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HAMMERED JONES.

BOSTON. Aug. 2s.-Philsdelphia ham
mered Jones in the first gamo to-day
winning to 3. with the hitting OF
Witt and misunderstanding Boston took
the second game 2 to 0. Pcnnock holding
the visitors three singles while john
ston allowed Boston four hits. Scores:
First game r. H E.
PHILADELPHIA .002' Dol 401-S is ]
Boston 100 .o01 O10-3 30 l
Nayler and, Perkins,. Jones apd.iWal-
ters-
Second game RaHE
Philadelphia. -. 900 900 ooe-o' 3 J
Boston ..L 900 010 01x-2' 4 Q
Johnson andy Perkins; Pennocki and
Schang. "A
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YALE TO PLAY W.V.U.
, At BASEBALL IN 1920

snecIal Dispatch to The InteIligencer.
MoRGANTOwN. Aug. 2S.-West Wiz
ednia will play Yale at baseball in New
Haven next spring according to an
nouncement made here today. The game
will take place on Wednesday. May 9Th.
and Will be the second arranged between
the two teams in the last decade. Last
spring a game was scheduled but rain
prevented It.
The Yale game IL expected TO prove
tho contest around which the annual
eastern trip Of the varsity will be built.
trre,tatiye contests are promised with
cornell. Colgate. Syracuse. Harvard and
Columbia universities on the same trip.
which Is expected to be the most elaoo-
rate ever arranged for a Mountaineer
diamond aggregation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
YANKEES ORGANIZE

Tho Yankee a. c., ono OF tho tastes;
amateur football teams In the Ohio val
Icy. has organized for tho coming sea-
son. and ~ ready to book games with
any fast teams during the season. To
arrange games call tho manager at
Wheeling l65a-J and ask for Marshall
Brown.
Tho following players are requested
70 meet at Tunnel Green next Tuesday
evening Mt 7:3O o'clock: Boyd. Conner
Norton. VelIosIErr. SChiffI"-. Crock
Miller. Doyle, Wright. Witt. Yochum
and any others wishing TO try out with
the team.
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NORTH END ORGANIZED
FOR FOOTBALL SEASON
Rotary A q Of Worth Wheeling, Organ
lac Eleven for Coming Football
Season.

The Rotary A c. will organize a foot
ball team this year and will present n
formidable array of gridiron stars. The
following players are asked to report Mt
Fifth and Market streets at 7:30 p. IT,,
Tuesday. September End: Tape. Tighe,
kuntz. Blessing. Martin. Henderson,
Giescy, Vince Woods. Trautman. Kim.
berlin, Spence, Robrccht Zwickcr.
Bashmann. Young. Clemens. GchrinC.
Fisher. Young. Love and Blizzard. Any
now players wishing 10 try out will be
nj practice on tho above date.
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EACH WON A GAME.

BROOKLYN. Aug. 2S.-Brooklyn won
the first game from Boston today by S
to and made its winning streak six
straight, but Boston broke tho streak
b. winning the second game 1 to 3. on
errors by Olson. Bunched hits bear
Causey IN the opener. Brooklyn used
three pinch hitters in the ninth inning
Of the second game and two Of theri
scored. Scores:
First game r. HE.
Boston ........-..1oo 900 ooo-1 2
Brooklyn .003 002 o0o-5 9 o
Causey. Scott and Gowdy; Pfeffer and
Wheat.
Second game R HE
Boston .......--.oo2 900 200 0
Brooklyn .........o00 DOL 002-3 :
Rudolph and Gowdy; Galore, Mitchell
and Kruger.
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IELM GROVE TO HAVE
AMATEUR eleven

A meeting of all young men Of the
out tho pike district, who arc OF the
opinion that they possess football ability.
will he held next week at Elm Grove,
Carl Smith. who was captain Of last
ycar's eleven. is expected TO lead the
team again this year
The following will probably be among
the candidates for tho team: Cob"rly.
formerly Of Philadelphia: Clemens. Tria-
drlphsa and Wheeling High; Smith.
Wcfskirchncr. VESSEL and number OF
others.
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Two base hits: Miller. Leslie. Hornsby:
Sacrifice flies: Hornsby, Miller. Double
play: Schmidt and Barbara. Left on
bases: St Louis. 10: Pittsburgh. 3. First
base on balls: OFF Suppe. 3; off Cooper.
4. Hit by pitcer: By Cooper Heat
cote Hornsby). Struck out: BY Schuppe.
8: by Cooper. s. Winning pitcher:
Schuppe. Losing pitcher: Cooper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
.H||NDRFDS WITNESS LOCAL BOY
CD THROUGH TRAINING stunt IS

Young Myers. Of South Wheeling anu
Young Crock. of the East End.
Tickets went on sale yesterday ana
reports are that they are going fast.
They can be secured al Stcwart-Filans
pool parlors. Fort Henry Smoke HOUSE
and the Mcclure cigar stand.
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MEET /
WATERLOOAT.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. cS.-Philaoel-
phta ended its losing sC:eak of uine
straight by an Overwhelming victory
over New York. Ii to - Winters was
no puzzle at any staga The visitors
punched three Of their five hits after
two we're out in the scCnnd. tying the
score. After that Hosg held them help
less. and contributed two doubles TO his
teams total. Musscl. has now hit safely
in ii straight games. Score:
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YORK. Aus. 2S.-TImely hitting
coupled with errors by the Americhu
Chain players enabled the Cincinnati,
team. leaders Of the National League. 10
easily win its game here this afternoon
by a score Of to l. The score BY IN.
ninEs: r II. Y
Cincinnati ........ooo OIL nt2-S D
American Chain 900 900 1901 8 T.
Fllcr. Sec. Wingo and Allen; Stanley
and Brcghtner.
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SCROPPE HELD
PIRATE H|TTERS

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2S.-Schuppe
held Pittsburgh to one hit to-day.
which scored a man from second and
St. Louis defeated the local team. by
a score Of 3 to l. The visitors punched
three infield hits with two sacrifice
flies and three bases on balls off Cooper
in the sixth, scoring three runs, and
having the bases filled when the third
man was retired. Score:
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Noundsville has four hard contests
, noked for the weekend. On Saturday
hey will meet the Yorkville nine al
@oundsville; the McConkeys Sunday
afternoon at Tunnel Green. and two
lanes with Tiltonville on Labor Day.
fTrtonville and Mound City played sem
sational fifteen inning game some time
ago. and the games Monday are expect
ed TO be hard fought.
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Two base hits-Peckinpaugh .; Men
osky. Pipp .: Lewis. Fudge Three base
hit--Pratt Stolen baaes-Lewis, Judge.
Bodic. Sacrifice hies-Bodie. Baker.
DoubE plays-Peckinpaugh. Pratt and
Pipp; :picnich and Shanks. Foster. Har-
ris and Judge: Pratt. Pfpp. Baker. Ruel
Pcckinpaugh, Fcwster and Pratt; Foster,
Judge and Shanks. Left on bases-New
York IA: Washington IL. Base an bells
Off Nays s. off johnson 2. Hit by
pitcher-ASy Johnson (Peckinpaugh.
RueD. "a ruck out-By Mays IA. by
Johnson ). Passed ball-Sicnich-
Second game R.SH. E
Washington 1905. 900 020. 1903 s Q
New York .oO1 102 01x-5 0
Harper. Zachary and P1cnich:. Mos'
ridge and Hannah. -
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On Saturday the MacSs VIII take a
taunt 10 Cameron. for game there IN
the afternoon. On Sunday they Will meet
Moundsville at Tunnel Green. and on
Labor Day they will motor to Dtlonvale
FOR a double header with the Indians.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
RULES WITHOUT GAME

Tho Rule a. G. of the East End are
without games for this Weekend. and
would like to hear from any amateur
teams I'm tho Ohio valley. Answer
through the 1ntelligcncer.
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p ]. sulliyans. one OF the best teams
In the eastern states. Will meet Ihe
Bauers Sunday afternoon at O'Clock az
League Park. Martins Ferry. hlns Will
probably pitch for the local boys.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Rochester 4: Reading 3.
R"chc@i"r 4: Reading g.
pufraln 4 J"rEcy City >.
Rlnchamtcu 2: Baltimore 3.
Toronto 3: Newark q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

The eolored Clark A. c. will meet the
crack Clarksburg Stars Sunday after
noon at the Sixteenth street Dali parh'
reIlaire. Clarksburg has defeated about
all teams of any talent In the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

Two base hits: FIulctte. Ludedrus.
Williams. Hogg .; Blackburne, Gala
han Three base hit: Kelly. Stolen
bases: Mcusel, Lufiarus. Sacrifice hit:
Blackburne. Doub ie plays: Paulette and
Bancroft: BancrC 1t and Paulette and
Luderus. Left O n bases: New York, s.:
Philadelphia. o.. Base on balls: Off
Winters. I; off Dubuc. II: off Hogg. ..
Hits: Off Win ers. 10 in innings: off
Dubuc. 5 in innings. Hit by pitcher
BY Winters IBlackburne); by Hogg
young. Zim sr:nan.) Struck out: By
Winters. 2; wy Hogs. 5. Losing pitcher:
Winters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

The Uneeda Match and the Vance A.
C. will meet Sunday afternoon on the
street Fairgrounds
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LOCAL GAMES

Three big attractions for the fans or
the national pastime is scheduled Tor
this weekend. and fans will find II d't-
ficult 10 decide which they will attend.
The Bauers meet the P. ]. Sullivan
nine at League Park; the Macks oppose
the Mound City aggregation at Tunnel
Green. and the clarks ~ c. will find
hard opponents in the Clarksours stars
at Bcllaire park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29

The aggregation from NSf. Ohio. VIII
-neet the Patterson and Elm Grove nine
sunday afternoon at the Elm Grove ball
park. On Labor Day. the Grove boys
win meet the crack Washington Ath-
letics, Of Washington. Pa. in two games
one in the morning and the other IN the
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-29
HOW they Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YaEtardAY,R Cameo

st. Louis. 49, Pittsburgh. L 4.
Philadelphia. IA; New York. 2.
Brooklyn, S; Boston. =!
jBoston. 4; Brooklyn, :
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Stxsndiug,oS C.ubx.


Yesterdays 6nmas, +.
New York, s.; Washington, j
New York. 8; Washington, 4.
Philadelphia, s; Boston ..
Boston, q Philadelphia. o.
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st. Louis,

Totals ...-...28 / x26 6
(x)-McHenry out hit by batted ball
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New York .......0 o ~ 0 0 0 o. .
.....2 0, 6 0 2 x-14
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-20

FOR SALE Single buggy, Burbank
potatoes, and few laying pullets.
w. A. Springer, Salem, Or, Rt Z,
bex 50 2-26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-20
This Road Booster Has
Had A Varied Career

Salem, Or, Feb. 10, 1919.
In addition to the. road article pub
lished yesterday, I will say that as a
boy in Sweden, I helped to take up the
floor and pick up human bones from a
church that was built before the thir-
ty years war.
In the year Of 1879, I worked on o
government highway in Sweden.
/ landed in New York, May 5, 1880.
In 1883, worked for the Northern
Pacific railroad company in Montana,
where q drilled holes % #. deep, aid
set the blast off by electricity which
rolled mountains into the Yellowstone
river.
| mined for Is years in Montana, un-
derstand mining by hand, steam and
compressed air, and understand placer
mining in Montana and Alaska.
| have sunk wells in rock and quick
sand, etc.
Fl WENSTROM
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-20
Metal Trades Convention
Did Not Vote General Strike

Portland, Or, Feb. 20.--A California
delegate is authority for the statement
today that the Pacific Coast Metal
Trades convention did not vote a gen
eral strike at its session yesterday af-
terno0n.
"And what is more,' added the Cal
ifornian, "there will be no strike yot-
ed if the present majority continues
in the conference"
He added that if walkout is or
dered it will not be general strike
and will not have the sanction of the
International Metal Trades.
The official press committee an
nounced yesterday afternoon strike
vote was being taken and that if csiiii
ed would be announced this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-20
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condition, az acres of prunes, some
timber, cheap buildings. Price $500
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co., 275 State
street. 2.20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-20
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on farm and fruit topics Il. be present
at the lunch hour to talk to the mem
bers. Another idea is to ask the diff
ferent preserving companies of the city
to donate the services of field man
ager to meet with the growers in ths
rooms on Saturday from ii to 2 p. an.
to discuss problems Of production and
marketing.
The main idea is to bring about clos
er relations between the growers Of
the valley and the business men Of sa-
lem since they are to a large degrea
dependent tpon one another. y