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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-14

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-14

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Gin @.nie.

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@erbIamt.

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msiner Tohttr Seioiiei, m5hitn Sic
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unb basu sOmnlsn nod bic 5dnfigsn
llmsussioiim!-
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Die Q(pilliaen.

Roman pon 5ran5 @i6maua
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
Visitors Think
Statue Should be
Erected in City
THE BUCkAROO,' BY PROCTOR.
WOULD BE FITTING ME-
MORTAL To COWBOY.

"Pendleton should have a large
statue Of The Buckaroo" by Proc.
tor so as to perpetuate the Roundup
and the cowboy"
This is a statement frequently
heard from Roundup visitors who
take much interest in the small tig-
ure Of THE Buckaroo" displayed in
the window Of the Frazier book store
on Main street
Owing to the fact he Is now hero
and would enjoy remaining another
winter in the west, Mr. Proctor has
said that he viii provide Pendleton
with The Buckaroo' In heroic sl1e
for $4,000. This is far below what
the price would be II done on a com-
mercial basis in the east The
bronze alone in the statue would
cost $4,000.
Though no organized move toward
securing the statue for Pendieton has
been taken up. considerable support
has been volunteered provided tho ".
fort is made c. S. Jackson, publisher
Of the Journal. has offered 10 sub
scribe to the fund as much an will
be given by any man in Pendietoh
other friends OF Hr Proctor over tho
state have indicated a willingness 10
subscribe 20 such a fund.
There L. also interest In the statue
on the part OF many buckaroOes and
il Is said they are willing 70 hslD
the cause along themselves
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
PROMINENT VISITORS
ARE HERE TODAY ON
THE PURPLE SPECIAL
JOURNAL TRAIN CARRIES LARGE
NUMBER OF PORTLANDERS
TO SEE SHOW.

With a larger passenger list than
was anticipated the Portland Journal
special arrived here early this morn
ing and the members of the party
proceeded at once to the enjoyment
of Pendleton during Roundup days.
The special was called the Purple
Special" and is a splendidly appoint
ed train throughout.
Mr.. Jackson, owner Of the Journal,
made the trip with the train as usu-
al other prominent guests on the
train included Bishop W T. Sumner,
who is taking in the Roundup for
the first time; Secretary OF State
Ben W. Olcott. State Treasurer Kay
and others.
F. S. Mcfarland, city ticket agent
of Portland, representing the passen-
ger department of the O.W. r. & N.
was in command of the train. MIR,
McMurray, general passenger agent,
win arrive in the morning. The
complete personnel of the Journal
special is as follows:
Car P-1.
Miss A. B. Beckwith, Mr.. r. L.
Beckwith. Mr.. and Mrs f. L. Cloose,
Mr.. C. F. Miles, Miss Ann Montgom-
cry Mr. Emil Olson, Miss Edith
Pettigrew, Mr. A L. Sailor, Miss
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
Oakes Wins Maverick.

With a woop and a dash, 80 cow
boys started In pursuit Of the lone
some steer turned loose on the track
in the maverick race. 1t was Ben
Cakes loop that first descended ov-
er the racing steers horns.
In an even minute Sid Scale fin
ished first in the standing cowboys
race. beating Ben Corbett in an ex-
citing finish.
Mlcrs Feat Perfect.
The steer roping opened with Case
Prescott first to take the field, His
cast was good but he had a hard
time busting his brute and his time
was not fast Ed McCarty, champion
Of 1918. put his loop over the steers
neck and had trouble making a
throw. George Wier, one of the fa-
nous Wier Bros, gave the crowd a
perfect exhibition Of steer roping in
the fast time OF 81 2-5 seconds.
George Frances also got his rope over
the steers neck but had better luck
than McCarty and had his steer tied
IN a little more than 40 seconds,
Buffalo Vernon made the best time
Of the afternoon by a pretty cast, a
perfect bust and rapid tie, his time
being 81 20. Dan Clark, livestock
agent for the o,-W. r, & N, showed
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
FRONTIER WEDDING FOR HAPPY CANYON

Visitors at Happy Canyon Saturday night will
frontier wedding horseback and it will be sham af
fair On the other hand it will be very real The bride
will be Miss Leota Dunnick and the groom Fred Dupus
Both from Weston and they to be married sure
enough"
All participants in the wedding will be horseback
and there will be full list of attendants including best
men, bridesmaid and ushers Music will be supplied by
the band
The young people popular at Weston and in honor
of the occasion it is said the entire town will be here
headed by Mayor P T. Harbour and Col Lucas.
The wedding is set for 10 o'clock Saturday night and
will be in addition to the regular Happy Canyon" pro-
gram.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
SUMMARY OF roDAYs ROUNDUP EVENTS
CoMRoYS, PONY RACE.

COWBOYS PONY
First Mack Dumheer; third Time 81
sQUAW
irs shesay; Sharkey.
COWGiI.S RACE.
Saunders
COWBOYS RELAY RACE.
Drumheller 4:14, total time 1927 10
416 total time S5 10
2-5 total S:iS 1-5
Fourth time 2-5 total time, 9;O2 S5
Braden Gerking time 4S0 total time 9lS
BUILDOGGING.
Williams steer T. McCo sseu
disqualified hoohan Buffalo Vernon time "a sec
onds Matee l02
COWGIRIS BUCKING CONTEST
Peggy
ode Body; McCarrol thrown from Silver
RACE
Won by Glen oakes,
STANDING RACE
FirsS Scale Ben Corbett
CONTEST.
Geo. Weir and 2-5
hird 54 fifth
case Prescott time McCary
George,
Minlay. fourth, Hampseip, time 2:35 AS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
NEWS SU M MARY

General.
Greece orders army mobilized TO
meet Bulgaria.
American trooper is killed in battle
with McNicans,
Local
Prominent guests arrive in Journal
special.
Visitors think cowboy statue should
lie erected here,
Morning events at park draw
throngs.
10000 at afternoon show today.
wedding to he performed at Hap
py Canyon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24

himself something of a cowboy wher
he busted and hogtied a steer In 81
seconds. The steer roping this after
noon was remarkable in that not q
roper missed his first cast and not
q one failed TO tie his steer.
Indian Relay Race.
The Indian relay race was full OF
excitement and the winner finished
in fast time. In the Indian pony
race there were IA entries and they
put up a race that for recklessness no
cowboys could beat.
1t fell to Senator Chamberlain and
Representative Sinnott to take the
places of honor in the beautiful
grand mounted parade today.
Trick and Fancy Roping.
Trick and fancy riding and trick
and fancy roping kept the crowd ex-
claiming with wonder at the conclu-
sion of the parade while in the arena
at the same time the Indian ceremo-
NAL and war dances Wed for atten-
ton. Tommy Grimes. Tom Herman,
sid Scale, Vera McGinnis and Mabel
De Long performed feats on horse
back that only the cowboy and the
cowgirl will attempt, following each
other up and down the straightaway,
each seemingly attempting to do
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
GREECE DECIDES TO
MOBILIZE DIVISIONS
TO OPPOSE BULGARIA
GENERAL ORDER MAY BE SIGN.
ED, PUTTING WHOLE
ARMY IN FIELD,

ATHENS, Sept. 23.-The king
signed a decree this afternoon
for a general mobilization of the
Greek land forces. Parliament
was summoned to meet wednes-
day for a vote onsmilitary meas
ures.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Bal
kans made rapid strides today
toward war. Greece answered
the Bulgarian call to arms by
ordering a general mobilization
OF land forces. An ultimatum.
tumbling the Balkans into the
war. may flash across the wires
before night, Europe is on tip
toe awaiting the first armed clash
between these nations.
The news that the king OF
Greece had signed mobilization
orders was received with the
greatest satisfaction. Greece in
tends to stand by Serbia. This
was the only Interpretation that
could be placed on Constantine's
order. Roumania is expected to
follow the example of Greece but
Bucharest strangely Is silent as
to her plans. Bulgaria is COM
pleting preparations for war.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24

Bucking, bulldogging and steer
rOping gave a grandstandfulI OF spec
tators an interesting three hours this
morning at the elimination contests,
made necessary by the large number
OF entries in these three events Thlr-
ty-one buckaroos rode during the
morning, though some OF them did
not ride for long, 25 cowboys at
tempted to bulldog steers and eleven
ropers tried for the money in the
steer-roping contest.
Two remarkable performances
marked the morning exhibition.
Frank Cable, one of the last Of the
bulldoggers, downed his steer in less
than half a minute, the best time Of
the Roundup so far, and Red Park
er, champion buckaroo Of 1914. made
a strong bid for another champion
ship when he roped and tied his an.
imal in rs AS seconds. In the bull
dogging, the steers were more than
match for the cowboys, in only
about half dozen instances failing
to get the better OF the struggles.
Most Of the buckers used this
morning We're the mediocre ones but
at that more than one rider was hum
bled. Among those who left their
seats was John Spain, one time
champion, who was shaken off by
''Wardaloopa'
Steer BulldOgging.
]. o. Danks. the first bulldogger.
tripped his, stear, shaking himself up
badly and breaking the animals
horn. He was disqualified.
H. NJ. Matthews chased his steer
about the track and lost him after a
hard struggle. c. E. Runyan only
caught his steer at the time limit and
failed to get throw. Jess Woddall
| got the first throw of the day,
catching his animal on the back
stretch and completing the trick in
1:01. Allen Holt. Woodalrs partner
made a pretty catch at the corrals
but the animals strength was greater
than his own and his hold was bro
ken. B. H. Inman. "Rattlesnake
Pete, lost his steer as he went from
his horse. but grabbed the animal as
/ ne rose and made a hard fight for a
fall. The steer was the victor. how
ever.
I Dave White missed his steer as he
/ left his horse but, borrowing the
horse Of his hazer overlook his steer
only to lose him again in a short
/ fight. Andrew Jack, redskin. had
hard luck in catching his steer but
| managed 10 get a throw just at the
/ two minute time limit
Frank Smith swooped down upon
Continued on page four.)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24

Texan BulldOggcr Makes Crowd
Gasp When He Tussles With Steer.
A densely packed throng Of more
than 1000 people, some of whom
overflowed into the street" last
evening saw the second night of fun
in Happy Canyon and there were
hundreds Of others who vainly tried
to force their way into the jammed
pavilion. Happy Canyon is proving
al close runner-up to the Roundup
itself in its appeal to the pleasure
appetites Of the populace.
The hour program of last evening
was much better than that of We'd
nesday evening, event following event
in smoother sequence and each act
having a finish that took with the
crowd. They cheered and laughed,
whistled and shot in turn and never
was there minute when peace and
quiet reigned.
A few new stunts were on the pro-
gram. The singing of the cowboy
+ quartet made a tremendous hit and
the town rank with yells when thay
rode out of the street. Miss Reber,
the Queen Doris of the Roundup,
was given an enthusiastic reception
both when she sang from horseback
and from the bandstand.
Bank Is Held Up"
The bank robbery was executed last
evening with much more realism than
on Wednesday evening. After stick
ing up the bank employees and Sc
curing the money, the robbers gall
loped down the street, pursued by
bullets. A beautiful fall from the
saddle, while under full gallop, was
made by one of the bandits, while
another, Benny Corbett and his horse
fell together under the rain of "bul-
let's" The act was received with
real appreciation by the crowd.
1t remained for Jim Massey Of
Snyder, Texas champion bulldogger
two years ago, to inject some real
thrills into the show AS the
great, long horned steer was
chased about the pavilion with tan
talizing red handkerchiefs, he sud-
denly seized the big horns, was DASH
ed headlong into the wire fence and
was, seemingly, being both trampled
and gored while the other cowboys
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
LiycrnooI lYcsterdayl

LIVERPOOL, Sept, 2S,--Wheat-
Spot No. l Manitoba, lis Id No. 2
lis 9 Led; No, 3, lis sd; No l Nor
thern Duluth, lis I'D; No. red
Western Winter los . 1-2d; No.
hard Winter lis 10d.
In American terms the Liverpool
price is $l7S 2-5 per bushel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
Wheat RegainS in
Chicago Pit Today

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-Close, Sept,
S1.O5 1-2; Dec, 95 LAB; May 81 LA.
PORTLAND, Sept 24.-Club, S4;
bluestem, "a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
I~AAAS~N~~N<~AA~
Scale Gives Drunken Ride.

= Scale Gives Drunken Ride.
= Sid Scale gave an exhibition
= of the Drunken Ride" this I
. afternoon which was one of the 4
= best ever seen at a Roundup
. here. He won wild applause
= of the throngs as he rode down
= the track swaying in his saddle, 4
. finishing the spectacular ride :
= by collapsing over the neck of I
= his horse.
AA . 90 . = . = %A~AA$
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
$4,000 People Cheer Contests
80 '-+-'-"' -'>-.'. 80 -" %" :"
Thrill Minnie nf Second D0v
DrumhelZer Takes Relay Race

Jim Massey Downs First Steer Just
as Time Limit is up-M'CaHOlI
Gets Bad Fall From Back ofBuCF-
er- Princess RedbiId Given 0va.
ton When She Rides Mount and
Waves American FIag...Bertha
BIancett Rides Eagle in Straight
up Form.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
DOWNS STEER IN
LESS THAN HALF
MINUTE AT PARK
Frank Cable Makes Record at
Elimination Contests This Morn.
ing-Red Parker Bids for HonOrs
ROPES AND TIES IN rs as

Large Number OF Entries Makes Nor
ming show Necessary-MOre Than
One Rider Is Humbled In Bucl1fng
COntests-John Spain, ex-Cham.
pion, Unseated by High Stopper.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24
BANK IS ROBBED
BUT GUNS BRING
/. DOWN z BANDITS
Outlaw Gang "StiCk Up" Employees
and Make Will Dash on Horse
back to Escape Rain Of Bullets.
1000 PEOPLE SEE "HOLD-UP"

Stirring Scene Is Enacted in Happy
Canyon TO Show How the Trick
Was Turned in the OIden Days
Texan Bulldogger Makes Crowd
Gasp When He Tussles With Steer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1915-09-24

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-10
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Knew What Steps to Take.

A Weedy little schoolmaster, wttk . watery eye and ragged mustache. was conducting g party of his schol- ITS around the geological gardens. He lad taken his students aroLnd all the houses. in each one of which he had mparted an assortment of moro or Jess inaccurate information. The last place to be visited was the lion house. Drawing up the gaping boys before the cage of the largest of the animals which he was careful to call the king of beasts"-he said, with all the dig. atty he possessed: And now, sup posing one of the great brutes was to escape, and was to hurl it's massive weight into our very midst. what steps ought we to take so as to avoid be- 5ag demolished and torn limb from umb?" Without moments hesitation p:ll Bailey spok~; Long 'uns, sir!" eatd he confidently London Answers
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-10
PSYCHOLOGICAL.
MRS. (. II. PARSONS.
Former Pine Bluff Woman Expjres
 at Memphis Tuesday Night.

Mrs. c. H. Parsons, formerly Miss Lydia E. Murbaugh of this city. died at Memphis Tuesday nighi at the ,.gc Of D years. The funeral was held Wednesday, and was attended by Dr. Asa Brunson of this city, nephew Of the deceased Besides her husband, other relatives surviving are Mrs. Lou Brunson of Memphis and Mrs. Lizzie Fltzhugh Of McGehee, sisters :; Virgil Murdaugh of Little Rock, a brother; Mrs. William Puddephatt, Mrs. A. M. Levy, Mrs. Ralph Shipp of Pine Bluff, nieces, and Charles Fitzhugh, a nephew. Mrs. Parsons was also connected by marriage to Sheriff R. H. Williams.
 Mrs. Parsons was reared in Pine Bluff, and was among the most popular and prominent of her set in the days of her girlhood and young womanhood. She retained her popu- larity always, and her death is gen. erally mourned. She removed from Pine Bluff about ten years ago, but has frequently visited the city, re- newing old frie. dships and forming new ones.