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NEWBERG, YAMHILL
the Nlsquslly River. /Bat you may
not Unger ,hert. and heaven pity'
M|V you iffrour exelamAtlone of wonder
1\D ’ and dollfM ’ lftTlfue your chauffeur
I into looking away ffópi his road
All and hie wheel. It’s pa far to the
I bottom aa it ia to the moon! The
OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 14, 1919
A UNITING OF
FORCES EFFECTED
ON THE WAY TO THE BIG
BASE BALL GAME IO N
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On It { m m VO* «ant) Speed apt tongues), three gpd four btojeoms
Why. even I. . 1- and as for ths’ man t0 the* stem, springing so thickly
that’s naturally snOrgetlc, «van that they seem a creamy carpet,
«own ham at * hundred on « m o m springing through the .very enow.
Hoot— wen, he’d In nothing short of | And the higher one goes, the more
a lightning streak!
wonderful become the Mowers, _and
Our route lay through the Che- the ■ deeper the patches of snow—^
halls. Morton and M ortal Lake gtrmnge contradiction!
You are
country, the natural habitat of the motoring back intc Spring— into a
saw mill, over miles on miles of bewildering mingling jit Spring and
planked roads (more plan)*. I *wsnr. Winter!
I have never seen any­
th** there are in the world), * thing to equal the alplae flowers,
tlmmgh miles on mils* of forests 0n up to six and even seven thou-
neuntry, through pillared stales of j Band fw t they thrive: the trees be-
green and gray thaj changed In tha.,coln9 seaalbly smaller until they are
distant vistas to opal and lavender no
between them the meadows
and gold and blue. One can’t de- i y ( close-clipped, snowy "and flowery;
Scribe each scenes;, the jnoet *me- lf
*a tf the great mountain
tieulene wording leaves you sold had been gardened by the subUeet
and #far from reality.» 1 achieved artUtry. The rosf and yellow and
the description as nearly aa 1 ever whU# of heather, the purple of al-
eopeet to. In half a does* wefeda;
taphu, the scarlet of Indian
•|)«e!
Loojtut the tree*!!
Hot point-brush, the blue of the gen-
s t a ff!!!” Urte wim. however, con- tlaB ^
«-rosso of lilies—and a
Food, to weil-eerved and plentiful,
and practically any conventaoe* d*-
*1rable can be bad by tbe «tapie
expedentl ef asking for It* and pay­
a it for I t A m pries* go. not exoea-
ita width, oroaalag and reeroortag slvely. .The run from Tacoma to
sndleMly. Ilka fMlhsr-stHeblhg, liés an «any flv* hour on*, otor ma av­
One ag the big events that comes
out of “ Buyens* Week” is the re­
union of the retail merchants of
Oregon in one state organisation.
This "get-together” movement which
was inaugurated last May, was car­
ried to a complete and final success
(n the «losing session of the F if­
teenth annual convention Of the
Oregon Retail Merchants’ Associa­
tion. held In the green room of tjhe
Chamber of Commerce In Portland.
This ends a fight that has lasted
for four and a half years and which
resulted in the existence bf Jwo state
organisations of retail merchants.
both nominally serving the name
ends and actually In competition
with epch other in seeking the in­
terest and support of the retailers
of the stfte and their loc^l organi­
sations.
"This Is the brightest day for the
retail merchants of Oregon that we
tysve had in five years,” said G.
Clifford Barlow, of Warrenton, who
is president of the Oregon Retail
Merchants* Association. "W ith our
foifces divided Into two camps and
each doing Its best to surpass the
other, too much energy was lost in
competitive effort and too little was
■directed toward serving the real
The Newberg hand la to be there
end share In the receipts..
And tyrea ^nncry fellow running
loose In this neck of the woods wR>
be there to root-tor tKe home team-
Borne day for Newberg and soma
game it will ’|a.
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On Friday of last week the Job*
Wllbelmaon team ran away and
enfied up at the Rexall drug stava
where a big plate glass window was
smashed, ««tailing a loss of trier*
inn ankle being broken am
"Now that It is all over, we need vorely l raised.
mdke no bones about It, for from - The team in their n
now on the forces of the\wo organi­ headed directly for the store front in.
sations united Into one will be able making the. turn from Washington
to work with new spirit and double street onto First .and nothing bat
effect In accomplishing all those their contant with an Iron poet-pre­
things which should he accomplished vented them from entering the storm
in the Interest of clean business room and ms king a nsnnohnp of
on a painter’s
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' palette. .
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The mountain la a StWork o f
a
last loop aroand Paradise
M r « * reserve and nation^ perks, valley,
rock-rimmed, .green aad
B roli the f t r k entrane«, about sixty beautiful
beautll
with a rarity'- not really
miles Irosa Tacoma, there Is £ drive earthly (which may have,accounted
of some twenty-five miles, over «m for Its name; doubtless, did), brings
w a y grade, to Paradise Valley and one to th* busUe^Wd confusion of
the bfg Ian. The first ten miles 6 t the Inn. Y o « dtaetabark (Inslush),
this Is ‘comparatively dull even critically— er— admired by perhaps
tAds p«I) when one ha* been riding . a hundred pair of eyes, and you
through them for ten hours.
t go inside the splendid building to
Longmlre’s one gets his- first full i ^ informed that you didn’t order
view of the mountain above: anjl if | In ,4vance-, and . that there’s a*
he la venturesome gets also sulphur. pttLee ^ al, for ysu to *!«*„, neither
Iran and soda water from the room DOr tent. If persuasive, you
«r in g * . The populace In general haTe Mentioned b bed In the hall-
seema to lean to the last with very ways or ( „ tffe bath-room. At feast
audible regrets for roe lack of some-
«■— that wav this season.
mortal nAnner. There are mineral
baths to be had her*, there isje little
building devoted to painting* of the
mountain vicinity, some / of them
really excellent ones, and there ere
dried collections of the mountain
flora/ '
Tbe first step comes at Glacier,
an enforced oae. From this point
cars are tent up only on the beijir*.
Arriving any time- between, one
must wait for the next stroke of the
clock. There is. however, the gla­
cier. thp Ntsqbally, to occupy th*
Intorlgi.
Within a- fSw hundred
feet bf th* rdad, at the surpiNslngly
low elevation of four thousand feet,
llsb the snout of the glacier, a wall
o f ice some fifty feet, high, crumb­
ling. disintegrating, dropping Its
wfrdiw jr bi 'StHtaoc reek e a d idotl,.
breath tog out the breath oi sera.
With a nrilk-whlte. Brawling, big
atipam leaping from beneath It.
From Glacier on on* gets some of
thé most magnificent scenery In the
world.
Only superlatives suffice
for it. apd sue eoon runs abort of
them. There la a long climb, with,
unfortunately, no stops permitted.
Retail Merchant«’ Organiiation* Get
Together and End Fac-
tional Struggle
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The crowd ef rooter* la already am
the way, aa Indicated above, and it
w ill‘ be some time in Newberg next
Monday afternoon when Walter M o ­
Credle’s Beavers Une up on the oot-
lege diamond to be slaughtered by
BUly Sullivan’s • team of applet
picker«.
Tea, it will bb some game accord­
ing to the dope handed oat by Bert
Miller, the Standard Oil king, who 1»
doing the advance spelling.
Billy Sullivan, the hero of a
thousand victorias ¿won on the dia­
mond with the , famous Chicago
White Sox, haa something safely
tucked away up kle sleeve, and doaft
The-Jpterest of the public as well < " r-
Dru*
u tlm M r c h a n U themselves.”
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This "get-together”
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tail Merchants Association author­
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committee of three to confer with a 1 Retail Merchants’ Association- was-
similar committee from the Oregon » the retirement of L*o R, Merrick a*
State ReCailens’ Association on | secretary, F. A. Rosenkrans, of Cmn-
whether the two organisations could by, being elected in his place, this,
be made into one and if so, how.
result being duo to i l r Merrick’s
This Joint committee wrestled °P*n opposition to the roAolldatlon
wflh the problem with evident sue- movement. , Hiftilar reasons wero
cess, for they made a. report outlln- 'responsible for the convention chang­
ing a complete plan' and program ■"* Its official orsrn-. from the Ora­
tor the union of the two bodies, golf Retailers’ Journe,'. published by
This report was formally approved 1,r- Merrick, to the Oregon Mer-
by the board of directors of the Ore-, «Chants’ Magazine, which ia already
non State Retailers’ Association and the official, organ of the otbdr state
dation.
The complete result of thu iimuo!'
election of tbe Oregon Retail Mer­
chant»' Association is as follow-;
President— G. Clifford Barlow, aC
Waspenton.
First Vice President— A. C. M a r-
slers. of Roseburg.
Second Vice President— A. Brund.
of Cotage Grove.
Third Vice President J. G. Snod-
grass, of La Grande.
Secretary— F. A. Rosenkrans. of
Can by.
Treasurer—Thomas C. Watts, of.
Reuben.
Directors— R. Alexander, of Pen­
dleton; George W. Hyatt, of Enter­
prise; E. C. Gaddis, of Medford; NT.
A. Perry. If Portland; F. A. Reeves,
of Lebanon, and J. G. Garnett, of
Hillsboro.
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Retailers’ Association are:
President— Charles V. Brown, o f
Astoria.
First Vice President Norman L.
Crout. of Portland.
Second Vice President-—George
Cuslter, of Silver ton.
Third Vic* President— A. J . L1T-
burn. of Roseburg.
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Secretary— Edward A. McLean, of
Portland.
Treasurer— D. J. Van Scyoc, of
Portland.
Director*— J. T. Giroux, of Baker;
K. C.' Gunther, of Portland; A. J.
LUburn. of Roseburg; H. E. Marsh,
of Medford; H. G. McPhmfeon, of
Pendleton; 0. A. Owen, of Astoria:
Everman. Robbins, of Mollala; C. G.
Skgpt, of Portland; F. B. Shsrwln, o f
Wlllamina: J. L. Tucker, of Astoria.
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