East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-01

horse race, again proved to be the
spectacular features. F. Rhinehart
went over his horses head with his
saddle, w. H. Whitmans mount
went to the ground, taking his rider
with him. Neither was hurt.
+ In the wild horse race some riders
never got started, two or three were
thrown, several others wee compelled
to pull leather and the entire event
was decidedly wild and woody. John
Spain made the circuit of the track
far ahead of all competitors, most Of
whom had not reached the first turn.
Final BuclSing Contest On.
Those who qualified yesterday for
the final bucking contest were Bert
Kelley of Pine Creek; Forest Rhine
hart, of Albee; Narcisse Mckay, the
Bannock Indian from Pocatello; Don
Anderson Of Pine Valley; E. Cannon,
of Long Creek, and Guy Hays Of
Pendleton. Those who qualified the
first day were c. E. Runyon Of Ar
lington; Glen Cox, Arlington; Walter
Seal, Arlington; and Frank Morri-
sen, making a total of 10 who will
participate in the finals today.
Westward Ho! Grand Success.
Though the rain delayed the start
of the Westward Ho! parade it prov
ed to be all that the management had
promised and delighted the thous-
ands of people who lined the side
walks on Main and Court streets.
Never before in the history of PEN
dleton have so many people been
crowded along her streets.
Characteristic of the West and of
frontier days and frontier life, the
parade presented a magnificent spec
tacle. Cowboys and cowgirls, cowboy
and cowgirl bands, characteristic
floats and Indians in war paint and
feathers all combined to make
grand spectacle.
Yesterdays Summary.
The following is the summary OF
yesterdays events:
Mems Cowpony Race-B. E. Kee-
ney, first; E. F. Averill, second; Clyde
Franklin, third.
Packers Race-William Switzler,
first; Roy Moss, second.
Indian Race-Narcise Mckay, first;
Shirslupe, second; Parsons Showo-
way, third.
Ladies' Cowpony Race-venus
Jones, first; Ella Lazinka, second;
Rhoda Lazinka, third.
Maverick race, won by T. A. Spray
Mems Relay Race-Roy Kelley,
first; Fred Spain, second.
Pony Express Race-sid Scale,
first; Fred Spain, second; Walter
Seal, third.
Ladies' Relay Race-Ella Lazinka
first; Venus Jones, second.
Bucking Contest-E. Cannon, Bert
Kelly, Clarence Adams, F. Rhine
hart, Narcise Mckay, D. Anderson,
and Guy Hayes qualified.
Squaw Race-Celia Davis, first;
Maud Sampson, second; Stella Will
liams, third.
Slow Mule Race-William Riding
| first; Roy Moss, second.
! Barrel Race-Glenn Cox, first; B
E. Keeney second; Ed Averill, third
Wild Horse Race-won by John
Spain.
Railroad Officials Here.
Prominent among the visitors here
! today are the head officials of the
o. R. & n. company and host OF
| representatives of other roads. With
the O. r. & n. party are ]. p. o.
/ Brien, vice president and general
manager; William McMurray. genera
| passenger agent; who is accompanied
! by Mrs. McMurray and daughter Ag-
nes and sons, Robert and John; John
NJ. Scott, assistant general passenge,
agent, who is also accompanied by
/ his wife: J. d. Stack. assistant gen.
| eral manager; William Bollons. di-
vision superintendent; F. d. Cham
| berlin. superintendent of the Pullman
company. accompanied by Mrs. Cham
| berlin: and ]. II. O'Neill travelling
passenger agent. Among the travel
| ling representatives of other roads are
| J. c. Baker, of the Erie Despatch
| j T. Wallace. Chicago & Northwest
tern; George \. Emery Vanderbilt
lines; Jack Mclaughlin, Illinois Cen
! trail; p. c. Gafney Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific; F. ID. Hankey, Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul: ]. c.
| Veach Chicago & Milwaukee; B. H.
Trumbull, Illinois Central; and E. B.
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