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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-04-13

Trouble knocked at the door. l..
hearing a laugh within, scurrisS ', but
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Few men are as lucky as thew ....
or as unlucky as they think th., seem
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Why He Groaned.

"A party of women is hen party
said the persuasive suffrage speaker.
The men nodded. aAnd party of.
men is stag party" "Sure!" said
the heads. Then, she concluded tri-
umphantly, "a nation of men is stag
nation. And coarse male persos.
in the front row groaned-Every-
body's.
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2.47IHarrison, A. c.. 20
20.02Hdw. CO.. Person122.0.
27.76Jones. e. J......... 49,
3.15Kimball, E. K... S. II
5.55Kalegraf, Mary. /. 0l
7.01Leffingwell, H.. o.
:. .30Lamb, Josephine 3.5.
S4.90Lamb. John......... Ia.
.28.57Lindquist, Mrs. j. 81
20.02Lund, B. P. FL
'24.52Love. Mrs. J.....s 12.6.
31.53Lund. s. L........ 26.3i
13.87Maxson Lbr. Co. 1876.
.45Mercantile Co. Ona-
Tilt mia Lbr. &......146.7'
2.55McC lure, j. W...s11.2
3.75McRae. J.. H......... LIZ
98.35Mitchell, Al. H..... 8.
,26.25McKenxie. Art. "a
25.12Palmer, A. NJ. 100
15.37Ploof & Son. IF. 46.5'
10.12Roadman. Dr....... 1873
.4S. Robinson, Carrie &C
5.54Rose, John D....... 40
412Swenson, Robt. y. 3.6
,14.59Snnith. Hi.............. 20
8.47Sutton. Daniel To-. 6.8.
.90Tilbury, ]. E....... 3D.
6.03Werner, Oscar.... IL,
8.07Warren. ]. F....... 4.3!
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fss==f 80 ~;
99lRaiche, g. E.....:. I4.9s S
1924 Reinhpld .......... LIZ +
1.08lStaples, Geo 4.06
.66tSlater, C.:............ 5s.76
4.333Smith, 81 j .......... BIS
4.57tShanhaar, L......... 1LH =
59.70|Setterberg. "A. T.. &c
11.24|Sturdeyant, DIV. 1safo
5.98ISecur. Ste Bank See
76.70lSmith. j. Geo.. sos.
14.561Service, E. b.. LII
22.73lScheen, T. F........ "a S.
12.55I Scheen, Cora ST.. 2l.9 5
.96|Standard Oil Co.,. SIS. ~ q
83.91lSmith, j. A......... 2.3y
8.56tSkahen, S. P 26.N
23.69lSkahen, j. j. ...... 14.34 s
1882 Stanley. Ira Co.. "a. Is g
24.67lSt. Ant. & Oak.
41.33 Ell. Co. 63.0a
.74]Schwartz, H......... l2.4T
1.7OlSjoblom Bros. 1926
.44lSjobfom, Andrew asa
1852 So1berg, Louis... 1870
7.0llSundby, Oscar. .8q
.6OtScalberg, Fred. o.96
3.19lSoule, Benj........... I4:sB
1888 Stumm, Geo......... s.S2
9.9OlSmith, A. C..... 1885
.S1iShockley, Harry. 1855.
l4.I6tSvarry, T.. E....... 1915
2O.74lThoma. Louise.,. 6.7f
1902 Tarbox, X. B...... l.64
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h AnJerson 4 nj
A Al1eIs a. ~ N
A AnIe..son a. d m'
A aiiue a 9.
A = Sn,.a a 2 G;:4Iz
A Anderson land Larsh
&C. Co 9oA ai'u
Alrich. ]. T. i
Aliens Store <
Allen AIhin
A ri;ng+on Hotel
Alien Ie Il 4
Anderson 7" A.
Anderson Store
Allison 8. - !.
Anderson & II !.
An6nson +
Rarnatrn,,, : I0hn
Ron S gtson a - =
3nrke go. 4
D., NJ i
n; .ily' 40 4 "''"'
3 E........'
BBrauer, Leroy. roy;
Bourquin ~. FRANK
pea BEAVER, h0 G42
Bulsman; WIN q
bacon bacon h b. L..
bacon bacon I ho e1,
= 6iompefg,n me Mels. .
6 6! D4 ~
S Ch' D WIN
C CrI ray
GranD, ~ = Il;
CIozler' . y: W.:...'
GfoW, Arthur:......
Carter, w; L.....
Coddan, I : ......::...
Cook, Il. II E:........
Carlson, VIM. ......
DAM q Hanson.
Dledrlck, u. =. -.
Dagner: =. L.......
Dahl, Mrs: H:;.:...
Dennlson. 1 W...l
Deuel., Frank....:.
Dahlstrom, =. J..
Dahlstrom, Z. ii.
Ewing, Guy.....:.-
Eckstrom, J. e..
Erickson, =. En-.
Erickson, Lars.
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Town Of South Harbor.

6.57l Humiston. J. d. SGT
7.24lHammons, F. L. 1.8H
TT Jones, r. E........ SIG
5.18I Jackson, S. H.. 6.41
1.89I Kokke, HI. J........ 500
2.12l Lescher, Ernest. .9s
2.25l Lledke, Fred........ ASS
.99lMcGilvra, j. H.. l.5s
5.13IMann, II. F......... 4.O6
1:26I MohrenweiserHC 1889
1.48}Moses, w. S.. IS
4.23l Mcneil, C. Co.. 2,79
1.67l Mallette, Mrs. M l,5s
.74IMichaels, F. P.... 17.06
2.61lMeline, Andrew. les
1.80Nachtrieb, II. T. l.ae
2.7OlNelson, E. A...... 9.eo
9.5NOiaas, I. E.......... 3.6S
1.22lPeterson, p. A.. 7.6o
2.25l Poseley, II. E..... I.54
9.54I Perrin, Hans..... 8.7S
As Sandberg Bros..... $50
I9.28ISandberg, C. J.... 3.6l
5.58| Smell. F. J...... 90
.90| Smith, John .,. .88
1.80lSetterlof, Emil. LAS
.40|StanchfieId, F. S. so
I4.45lT uttle, Mrs. F.. .8s
6.25 VanGrimson. j.. 1919
l.44lYanderLogt, P... 40
7.70| Veidt, Henry,. "a
4.14lWiseman, Myrtle n
.58tWOOdward Ph;1in ON
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.tssii Ut r. ~ = - ~ x
Guyette, F............ !.
Gottwerth. G. H.
Grant, E,... !. s. =.
Gadbout, VIM.
sGoulding, ]. w..
Gle, Dollie To-.
Griffith. Mrs.E.F. !
Gramer, A. B.......
Henschel, Otto...
Hoffman. j. H..
Henschel, F. ....... ].
Henschel. E.......
Holm, Fred ..........
Hartman, j. w..
Herdliska. j. c..
Howard, A.....,......
Haglund, T. ........
3Hoflander. G......
Hayes, A. E.........
Healy & Co.C.E
Hatch, Elmer. 5000.
Harding. J. S. ......
Howard, M. ........... {
Hummel, =. c..
Hill, C. E. ..........
Hatch, E. w. .......
Jesner. Z. E.......
| johnson. j. M.
Jesmer, M. E.
Jesner, Mrs. ST..
johnson. L. A..
| Jack, G. A..........::..
Jack Dig Co. CA. J.
Zones, A. M. ........
Kenfeld, A. E....
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will please present the same to the county
treasurer at Princeton. Mimi: for payme.t:
Interest on the above numbered warrants win
cease thirty days from and after this date.
Dated at Princeton. Mimi, December g.
1915.
OTTO HENSCHEL,
County Treasurer. Mile Laos County.
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Village of Milaca.

George.... 1926
2. AZ mcfarland, O. A. PTS
9.26l Milaca Auto Co... 25.1O
.76iMilaca Times. 1913
5.80|Myron, o. C........ 11.8S
1.36l Moore, John E.. ..6.14
Nicholson, J........... 1.26
3. O9|Magnuson, e. A.. 1862
5.54lMilaca Hdw. Co...ll0.02
'8.70lMoore, s. C......... GA
Live Stock
'8.74 & Produce Co. .440.86
5.92lMilaca Lbr. Co.....21O.15
2.86tMcClure, Grant,. ,9.1O9
6.58IMcGilvra, j. H.. 1850
g. 06tMi!aca st. Bank. .697 90
4.l4|Nelson, Albert. 4.22
3.84lNelson, N. P....... "a
/ .46l Nelson, j. Pee. 1.94
Nelson, Aleck $500. 2.86a
.84INcw London Mill
6.20} ing Co.............. 62.67S,
$50 Norcross, James. 100
3.46lNordberg, J. E.. 4.46
2.28l Oftedahl, Fred. 3.54
.42lOslund, O.. E.. 1880
3lOrfold, Martin -. 1.26
1901 Oustad, G. J....... LIB
6.06| Ortquist, Elmer. LILO
.92I0rtquist & Erick-
[1.86 son ...................... 11.39
$685. Orfold, George.... 5.4S5
1884 Oleson, S. H...... 3O.64
1854 Olson, Alfred. 20.72
9.26Alfred Olson Co. .666.37.
LA Phillips, D. S....., 1.5O
Peterson, Albin.... 2.62
Peterson, Albert. SO
L7.94 Peterson, Henry. 1926
5.32 Palmquist, O.. L.. 30.9S
l1.34 Peterson, And....e13.88
LILA Peterson, A. C... $50
7.58)Platt, Carrie L.. 2O.79
2.62 Phelps E. H.. $50:
lO.74IPierson, Dave.. 1856.
1888 Parish, Justus..... 1.18.
4.46l Peterson, Wm..... 21.70
26.O2 Peterson, i. 7. 517.76
l7.68) Phelps, A. G.... 38.48:
-. "A Peterson, jacob. 2.94
2.62 Peterson, Axel &
liza George 81. Ia
5.48 Presley, Geo. A.. $500.
2.18lQuam, Peter J... 14.74.
25.26l Robinson, Mary. 1884
,14.40Rem, %. O....... 2.44
.08I Reuben, b.. .......2.78.
Rudd, M. K..: 1892,
Y. so Rudd Lbr. Co... 289. SO
10. 10lSundberg, Dan jr. TAO
5.34tDahlstrom, d C.10.70
S4.24|Shulene, j. Me-. 1884
40. 931Schnitz, Joe......... 800
21.69lSiren, H................. 1870
Is. 26tSwanson, Seth...... 14.82
24.92lSt. Cloud Oil Co. 6O.54
20.50|Sjoberg. Oscar. 4.SO.
53.10{Stromberg &
1900 Samuelson ........ 1854.
3.28IStewart, r.. A.. 1852
43.82lSalter, E. r SO
1.86lScott, ]. B........ 1910
18.94lSwadling, w. "A. !. 2.94
3.96lSmith, Joe............ 3.62
88|Stromberg, VIM. $50.
7.84lSchutger, S. Pr. 1854
3. 00lSorenson, Martin ITO
D9. 70tSimon, Eugene. is. 40
2s. ssss||se'oder, Peter. SIS
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.95iWarner, Gust. 3.f2
25lWing. G. J........... 1.66
Gust........ .72
2.98lWilson. j. E...... 14.03
4.51lWestlund, Chas... 4.68
1.29lWestling Bros. go. 1920
1.19lWestling, click. 1898
2.58fYoungstrom, j. p. 4.96
3.6O|Youngberg, J. F. GIL
5.16IYoung, O............... .68
5.59I Young, J............... 4.44
7.13lZura, Wm......... 2.61
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,ll.69IC Loo. .... ;r,. .98
1l.5OlNi lson i, b.94
Il.89l Mason, a. ......... 7.O6
8. 63lNason. G. S........ 9.Ol
2.27lN bling Bros ..,,,.,,. $50
29tOIson Bros. 11.81
4.79Peterson, "a. o.. 1.40
2.16IPeterson Mrc Co.,
7.02 Hans .................. 6.66
54.11IState Bank Isle 154.97
.12ISharbuno. D........ 1888
t6.38|Sharp, Gerald........ 4.39
10. 25lWicklander Chas.
I 4.99l and Mrs............. 6.1s
7.62fWicklander, L... 200
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e z z - q = -. - = = 81 -
Carlson Bros.......
Carlson. John.:....
sCasweM, G. w.
Elgren. DAM.
Elgren, August.
Foruwald, P.,.....
Fisher, Geo...........,,
Harrison, John.......
Haggberg, p. r.
.Haggberg, O. "A.
Hughes. i. P.......
Isle Trans. Co.,.
Ice, Geo................
johnson, Harry.
Lyback, II. H.......
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- l. = NJ, ~ :. :.
Anderson, Aug.
Anderson, Gust. S.
Anderson, Chas.
Alnigren. Alfred
Briggs, v $780,
Briggs, F ............,
Brown, w. A......
Brown, =. W.
Bruhoat, O. Co...
Barnes, j. A..
Butterfield. G. E.
Butterfeld. Z. F. :
ButterfeId. II. I.
Carlson. Wick 800,
Erickson, O..-.,..
E.lnW00d, L.......
Fu!en. F..............
Ford, J.......:..:......
Heigaard. F....,...
Hrachorsky. F.
Huffman. C....
Hreha, J.................. ].
Isaacs, C...........,...
johnson, P.s.......
johnson, a.. F..
Johnson, F. o..
johnson. S. J.....
Krol. J...............,..
Lindberg. T.......
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PERSONAL, PR.0PERT ~
Taxes of Mile Laos County by Town
ships and Villages are
Listed Below.
Taxes Must Be Paid Before March
First, After Which Date
Penalty is Added.
Town of Bogus Brook.

Anderson, And...$
Anderson, Aug :.
Anderson, Mike
Anderson, Albert
Abrahamson, g..
Anderson, C......
Albrecht, Frank.
AlbrecM, J. b..
Akren, H. 1.....
Argyle. r. A..
Anderson, M. B. !
Apple, August.
Brown, VIM.
Bouma, Andrew
Bonkowski, NJ. J
By1e, Nels...........
Blackburn, J. H.
Bowman, Ole......
Burns, Elmer.....
Bartz. Reinhold..
Bragge, .Axel........ ]
Bandimere,, w. c.
Bekins, D. Sew.
Bergman, Chas...
Berg, Roos .........
Becker, Mrs. A..
Bredahl, H..........
Byle, John.........".
Bjornstad, Tor.
Carlson, A. w..
Carlson, VIM.
Christopherson.H
Christianson.C.A.
Carlson. p. J.....
Chalstrom. O. P.
Carlson. Carl g..
DeBoers, VIM.
Dalchow, H. o.
Drabant. Andrew
Dalchow, john.
DeVries, Peter.
Davenport, j. H.
Dane, r. A...........
Ekstrand. M.
Emme, Herman.
Ellsworth, Giles.
Erickson, C. A..
Eggert, Herman.
Engelke, Otto.... ]
Edison, John........
Fisher, Wm.."."..
Folwick, S...."."...
Folwick, Iver........
Franson, JOHN.
Fredlund, Swan.
Franzen. A. J......
Folwick, Ole........
Granlund, Isaac.
Groen, D.""......
Hubers, J. H.
Hammerberg, J..
Hubers, John A..
Hoeft, Carl.
Hoferbert, VIM =,
Hanson, Chas.......
Kylkemma, M.
Hanson, john.
House. r. H.......
Hartmann, E. w.
Hertel, John A..
!Halvorson, Christ
Halvorson, H.
'Horning, Tim......
Helm, S..............
Helgren, J. P.....
Hanson, Ole........
Hoffman, john.
Ingman, Isaac......
ingalls,, L. No..
Johnson. c. NJ.
johnson, Axel :.
johnson Aufn....
Jorgenson, Theo
Johnson. .Anfn.....
Johnson. Gust.
Jump, c. L.........
Jacobson, Aohn....
Jones, a. R..
Jongejugd, Jake
Johnson, C.. p.
Johnson, G.. w.
johnson, Class.
.Jopp, Reinhold..
johnson. Frank.
,Jopp. Emil...:.......
jacobson, Christ
Jensen, Peter 90.
Klevens. Hans.
Kjaglin, Paul..
Kern. Christ........
Kaufert. F'rank....
KuetSer. D........... 8
Kiel, Peter............ ]
Kok, John.........:
KOk, EYert............
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Anderson, Nels....
Anderson, E....,...
Anderson, T. d..
Anderson, B. L..
Blair, B. De-.
/ Brandt, e. A.......
Brandt, Wm.......
/ Booth. III. G..........
Broden, And.......
Buchanan, w, A.
Bostron1, A...........
Bailey, n. L.......
Bauer, Ed. ...........
Brandt, Chas.......
buchanan, E. H..
Boyer, III. J.........
Blakkestad, p. P.
Gra;n. = c'..
Carwin, Evert......
Ev.inIrcon uan ,s,r
E s1T,'i 4 11siny
F reer r. a'.''.''
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Town of BOrghOlm.

4
Anderson, A. j..
Asp, John............
Anderson, Gust.
Anderson, c. j..
Anderson, J. w.
Anderson, C. S.
Anderson, P. E.
Anderson, p. H.
Adamson, Swan
Anderson, Otto.
Anderson, P. j.
Anderson Peder 4,
Billings, j. P.
Backstrom, And.
Benson. Aug.......
Burnhelm, c. w.
Benson, JOSEF.
Book. Mer. Co....."
Bjorling, A. NJ.
-Borgholm Coop.
Creamery Co..
Book Lbr. Co...
Berg, john.
Bergstronl, w..
Blomquist, John
Buirge, W......."...
Berg, H...............
Bownson, john.
Bliss, reter...... .
Berestrom, S..
Beckman, H......
Bromander, J.P.
Bergstrom, C. o.
Grow, A. J.........
Carlson, JOSH.
Carlson, o. E. go.
Conally, Henry.
Carlson, G. M.
Clark, Mrs. L. B.
Carnish, j. H..
Chandler, F, F..
Carlson, Oscar.
Casperson, Carl
Carlson, e. j..
Deleen, Chas.......
Doughty, A. b..
Daleen, Alfred.
Dack, Thos.........
DeMar, L.:...........
Erickson, VIM.
Eli, Christ........
Erickson, Albin
Eckdah1 Fred
.Esterson, Ole....
Erickson, P. j..
Erickson, Bert.
Edin, j. A...........
Eckdahl, Ed. ........
Erickson, C. A..
Eckman, CARL.
Eckdahl, Carl......
Famechon Co...
Fred, Gust........
Fredin, J. E.......
Fraser, J. A.......
Frisk, August.
Frandle, Henry.
Gilbertson, No..
GOsSen. John
Grief. Andrew.
Granlund, G.
Gustafson, C. W..
Hokinson, Mrs.
Mathilde ..........
Hedin, John....
Hamer. L. J.......
Horrigan, T. B.
Hanson, E. NJ.
Hasberg, H.........
Hokanson, And.
Hedin. Gust.......
Hay, ]. W.............
Han1er, A. p.
Hardy, N. W.......
HRine0. C.. E.
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Town sc Page,

Anderson, S........ 4.I8tlG0ore X K....... "a. rs
Andefsen, "A. Al. e.72l cGlintock, e. u. zo.S4
Anderson. G. A.. 4.21l Mplander. Cs,s.. s.so
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First Pub. Dec. 2s-st.)
NOTICE.

Persons holding county warrants nunberees
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Fam. Coop CO.
Frederick, ". G.:
I Couldfng, A........
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| JOhn1on. F. J.....
| johnson, Gust ....
| johnson. y. G.....
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Baker, Frank. 2.47 Harrison, "A. c.. 2.02
Burrell & Warren 20.02Hdw. Co, Person122.O
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zD>zo,
!OB.ok'
|2ls.98;
500
$50.
80
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
HAPPY CANYON AGAIN
MAKES BIG. SUCCESS
Receipts for Last Three Evenings
viii Go Long way Toward Pay
ing for New Pavilion.

The third annual Happy Canyon
was a big success, both as an enter
taniment for the Roundup crowds
during the evening and self-suport-
ing institution.
During the last three evenings the
new pavilion was crowded to capacity
and the receipts from seat and buck
sales was very satisfactory. VIII
surplus Of the past two years, the in
come this year will so a long way to-
ward paying for the new pavilion as
well as the expenses of the entertain
ment. There will probably be de-
ficit of several thousand dollars but
the directors believe this will be wip-
ed out in another year.
The show from an entertainment
standpoint made big hit with home
people and visitors and many hum
dreds were turned away during the
last two nights. Considering the han
dicap the committee was under this
year, their undertaking was a huge
success
The attendance Saturday night was
the largest of the four nights and
would have been much larger had
there been more room for accommo-
dauon. And yet, so great was the
crowd in town that the 5000 or 5000
at Happy Canyon was not missed from
the streets Other amusement places
we're crowded and still there was a
surging crowd making its noisy way
up and down the street until past
midnight.
The special trains began leaving at
10:45 and by midnight several thou
sand had departed for their homes.
The La Grande and Journal specials
left at II o'clock with ringing cheers
for Pendleton and the Roundup and
the Walla Walla people who left al
10:45 were hardly less enthusiastic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
NORMAL REGENTS
CLAIM ANOTHER
SCHOOL NEEDED

SALEM, Ore, Sept. "a
The board of regents Of the
oregon Norman schools filed its
final draft Of n survey made of
public instruction Thursday
afternoon and IN the report APP
the normal school conditions to
the state superintendent OF
pears a paragraph in which the
necessity of providing addition
al normal schools in the state Is
pointed out.
1T is apparent to anyone
who has studied the situation
that there Is need for additional
normal school Facilities in Ore
gon," says the report. THE
Monmouth school alone cannot
care for the number of students
who desire to be or who should
be enrolled in normal schools
within the next two or three
years and 1t win be necessary to
send Oregon students to Wash
ington and California for train
lng-a practice which is not
only economically disadvanta-
geous to the state but highly
disadyantageous from the
standpoint of professional and
school spirit throughout the
state"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
AUTO FATALITIES IN AMERICA
IN ONE YEAR GREATER THAN
TOTAL ZEPPELIN CASUAL TIES
WILSON PREDICTS
HIGHESTPLACEFOR
u. S. IN BUSINESS

LYRIC THEATER, Baltimore,
Sept. 25.-President Wilson addressed
the National Grain Dealers Associa-
ton and urged a new spirit in Ameri-
can business. He recommended a
competition of brains, not selfishness.
Three thousand loudly cheered the
prediction that America was destined
to occupy the highest place in the
business world.
I'VE are facing new business era
American business has burst its jack
ct and it now develops that the Amer
lean business man is unstudied in the
foreign market.
We have no merchant marine.
Our national banks don't handle for
eign exchange. America aIways is
disinclined to touch the nerves of for
eign business and not until the for
eign reserve act was passed could
American banks assist American pro-
jects in all parts of the world. Amer
lea must step into the new field My
dream is she'll take ner place in that
new field with a spirit the world new
er saw before. / want to see Ameri-
can brains pitted against the world"
Cries of I'VE want Wilson," greeted
the president upon entering the the
theater. He seemed highly pleased.
A great crowd outside was unable to
gain admittance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
JACKSON SUNDOWN FIRST INDIAN TO WIN
WORLDS BRONCHO BUSTING CHAMPIONSHIP

Jackson Sundown. so year old Nez
Perce Indian of C1lldesac, Idaho, is
the new champion broncho buster OF
the world. He is tho first Indian ever
to wrest the title rom the paleface
cowboys.
Saturday afternoon before the
largest single-day crowd that has ev-
er gathered for Pendleton's annual
frontier show the Indian, who has
been a contestant in five Roundup
bucking contests. won the highest
honor that a buckaroo can gain and
the verdict of the judges was the
most popular one with the crowd
since the Roundup began.
Shutdown qualified for the semifl.
mails by riding Casey Jones, the hard
bucking little buckskin, and in the
semi-finals Saturday he rode Wig.
giles, the sunfishing ,wister. in a most
sensational style. This ride popular
lied him with the crowd and it put
him in the finals. OF the fourteen
riders entered in the semi-finals, sun
down, Rufus Rollen of Claremore,
Okla, and Broncho Bob Hall of Po-
catello, Idaho. were CHOSEN 10 ride IN
the finals for the championship
They drew for the three mounts
saved for the finals, Long Tom, Angel
and Speedball. Sundown drew Angel
the big bay that made Lou Minor
champion in 1912. Roilen drew the re-
doub.able old Long Tom and Hail
drew the lean, black plunger that has
been in many final contest.
Shutdown was first TO ride Angel
Angel was saddled and the Nez Perce
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

There never was bauer Round.
Up performance than that " sttur-
day in the opinion Of many who haqc
seen every one u the 2 performance
and it is certain that ager5 man SO.
man and eha If the ab-H-saa4 h-r-
left with enthusiasm at high p.irh
More national publicity af ia,
Roundup than w1s sser received be-.
fore is predicted as rrHIlt III the
show ~ 1915 Not sHl4 were there
several magazine writer's present but
there were many distinguished visit.
ors. such as Louis Hll president u
the Great Northern whose Influence
Will be a big boost for The pendlriuu
frontier festival
The Round Up directors each anH
every one ~ them Hre being praised
In the highest terms for the results ~
their efforts and while many NJ them
wish to retire from the directorate
they will undoubtedly meet with a nm
versal demand FOR their continuance
on the board.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25
To Enforce Fetleral Law

E. s. Cattron, federal inspector Of
the migratory bird law. has been in
Pendleton for the past few days en-
route to Portland from Idaho. He
states that the federal law relative
to the shooting Of migratory birds will
be strictly enforced. and Deputy State
Warden Tonkin states that he and his
deputies will cooperate with the fed
eral authorities, The federal law
opens the season on geese and ducks
Oct | and closes it at sunset, Janu-
airy 15 It also prohibits the shoot
ing of geese and ducks before sunrise
or after sunset
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

mounted in true Indian style, from
the left side. When the blindfold was
removed, the big bay upon whom Rol-
len had made a sensational ride
Thursday, pivoted twice and then
made a series of high. long jumps
such as have spelled defeat for more
than one cowboy. The Indian was
riding to win everything or lose ev-
erything He dug his spurs into An
gels shoulders and stuck them into
his flanks to goad him to his worst.
Tis long haired chaps flapped as the
horse rose and fell and always his big
sombrero was waving in the air 1t
was thrilling ride and the crowd
cheered with a frenzy.
Hall was the second up. Speedball
made his usual high, long bounds but
Hall was master of him from the
start. He never took his spurs out OF
the cinch but he never for q moment
lost his balance.
Rollen, who was fresh from wins
in Kansas City. Chicago and New
York and who is acknowledged as
one of the very best riders In tho
country, was the last to ride and when
he mounted to the back OF old Long
Tom, there was hush over the sta
dium. The crowds sympathles were
with Sundown but they felt that II
Rollen scratched Long Tom and rode
him to finish he would probably
take the championship. The big sor-
rel brute pounded across the arena
with terrific force and the figure on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-09-25

Local
aoventh annual Roundup great
sriuzaph for Pendleton
,JarkssOn SundOwn, Indian, h buck
Ing champ
Happy canyon was big SUCCESS
Ashbaugh damage suit on trial.
SHndown will never ride again
General.
AuAOa kilI more than Zeppelins.
Allies claim victories in Macedonia.
August exports from U. 5. break
ToCOrtaB.