East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-10-23
GIVEN TOKEN FOR
AIDING ROUNDUP

Portland, Ore, Oct. 2S.-"Now take
off your hat, Mr.. Jackson, l am GO
ing to make speech" remarked
Samuel Hill at noon yesterday in the
office of julius Meier, as the three
men assembled, presumably to talk
business.
No, we don't want to borrow mon
ey, and we don't want anything from
you but your friendship, and we are
going to have that" Mr.. Hill began
I'VE know you didn't have a thing
to do with the success of the Pendle-
ton Roundup but We do appreciate
your friendship, so few of YOUR
friends want to present you with this
loving cup"
With this remark Mr.. Meier hand
ed C. S. Jackson, publisher of the
Journal, a large and beautiful silver
loving cup, in token of the support
lent the Pendleton Roundup in pro-
noting the journal Specials" and
in other ways. The cup was engraved
on one side with a cowboy mounted
on a bucking broncho, with the
words, LET 'er Buck" On the other
side, the engraving reads as follows:
To
C. Samuel Jackson.
Wealthy Beyond Measure, for His
Wealth is Measured by Friends, Few
of Whom Gave This Cup.
Sept. 1929, 1912.
Recipient Had Tip.
81 had tip on this" replied Mr.
Jackson "but 1 thought they were
| fooling me- A friend from Pendleton
wrote me that was to have a loving
cup, but l didn't believe it."
This cup was presented by a
crowd of friends, who contributed the
smallest coin in their purses" con-
| t!nued Mr.. Hill.
In this declaration of friendship
that was prepared on THE Journal
Special" and presented to Mr.. Jack
son, bearing the names of those whose
small coins went for the cup, the fol-
| lowing comment is made
"Pendleton, Ore. Sept 2S, 1912.
" The Red and the Blue'-We, the
undersigned, recognizing that you ALL
Sam Jackson, had nothing whatever
to do with the successful sojourn of
the members of what is commonly
| known as The Journal Special, Red
and Blue, but delegated all your
! powers to others. we have made the
] trip the success that it is, but
Whereas You, Sam Jackson. are
| Il all times genial host, and ever
| mindful of the pleasures of your
friends and enemies, we therefore
/ tenuer this loving cup"
( Many Contribute.
The list bore the names of Samuel
Hill, John D.. Wilcox, Victoria A.
Johnson. r.. w. Ortiman. (Ortie Nc
ManigaD, h. b. Miller, Thomas Scott
Brooke, A $ Rockwell, +. A. de
! Schweinitz. Norris B. GREGG, c. Henri
! Liable. George r. Wilson, Drake c..
| O'Reilly, Fl. II. Holland, julius l..
Meier, Harold Rasmussen, George A.
Warren, W. A. Cumming, l.. T. Hod-
son, A. w. Lambert Fred H. Green,
Frank f. Dooly, w. NJ. Bowe, Her
| bert $. Nichols. w. A. Huntley, Clyde
G. Huntley, James Mel. Wood, w. o..
Van Schuyler, A. r. Specht, A. L.
Gile, T.. w. Runyon, G. f. Peek, b. F.
| Holman, c. II. Lewis, w. Il. William
son, l. l.. Patterson. II. II. Montgom
| cry, NJ. d. Edwards, Frank Griffith
| II. " Bamford, r. Smith, j. b. Rob-
| inson, Russell Hawkins, j. w. Mach
! er, A. j. Perkins, c. NJ. Weather
wax Everett A. Johnson, j. o. Hoyt
! Dan j. Haher. Adolph r. Jacobs,
George d. Graham, w. f. Warrens,
John J. Cole, w. J. Phillips, ]. H.
| Leighton, f. r. Eldridge, Chandler
| Bloom, Clark Lilly, H. S. Wells, Har-
ry l.. Corbett, Frederick A. Foster,
II. F. Corbett, w. E. Oakman Jr.,
Chester Rohr, Roderick l.. Macleay
Henry l.. Wessinger, L. j. Wentworth,
! A. f. Smith Sherman r. Hall, Thorn
as Kerr, Charles j. Mcpherson, j. E..
! Edwards G. p. Stanley, r. f. Meme
| fee, w. D. Skinner, X. B. Miller ]. p.
! O'Brien, +. 5. Stanley, w. b Fech-
heimer, b. S. Josselyn, A. E. Rockey,
r. L. Stevens, E. w. Wright A. Ros-
enthal, |. f. Powers, J. c. l. King,
| William House II II Kiehle