East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-09-21
SPOKANE MEN ARRIVE
EARLY THIS MORNING

Seventy members of the Spokane
Merchants Association swung off
from their special train which reach
ed Pendleton at 1920 this morning,
for ten hour visit to the Roundup,
and incidentally bring to a close the
twelfth annual trade tour of that or
ganiZation.
Headed by the O.-W. band they
marched in military fashion to the
corner of Main and Water streets,
where the business evangelists put
vim into their yells of welcome which
had for their announced purpose
making friends with Pendleton.
The merchants special in charge
of w. S. Elliott, district passenger
agent of the O.-W. line, also ]. b.
Campbell. president and C. o. Bergan.
secretary of the Merchants Associa-
tiOn, left Spokane last Wednesday.
spending the first day visiting towns
in the Snake river district. Thursday
was spent between Pomeroy and Wal
la Walla and this morning between
Walla Walla and this city. The spe-
cial leaves at 1890 this evening.
The personnel of the Spokane party
is as follows:
L. G. Adams, Adams Leather Co.;
Stanley Mayall, Armstrong Machinery
Co; E. w. Hansen, Carman hanufac-
turing Co.; Thomas w. Conway, Car ,
stems Packing Co; L. w. Cundy, Cen
tennial Mill Co; +. E. Flood and
DIN. Huntley, Exchange National; T.
Fl. Brewer Fidelity National; c. w.
Lloyd, w. P. Fuller & Co.; L. S. LIB |
by John w. Graham & Co.; w. j.
Gray. Gray Manufacturing Co.; b. G. |
Ewing, Gray, Ewing & Co.; Oscar |
Boettiger, NJ. A. Gunst & Co.; c. S. |
Ray F. s. Harman & Co.; w. f. |
Manley. Hazlewoor Company; H. W. |
Robare, Hemenway & Moser Co: |
Charles Slane and Il. d. Thompson, |
HOlley- Mason Hardware Co.; G.. II. |
Hughes. Hughes & Company; Chas. |
L. King, Kensen- King Byrd Com |
pany: E. H. Wadsworth. Jones & MIL |
lingham; C. B. Rogers, Lehigh-Port-
land Cement Co: H. D. Turnkey Nc
Clintock Turnkey Co; Gus Meese and
NJ. D. Talton. G. Meesc e Co.: L. w.
Murray. Murray Lighting & supply
Co; w. J. Smithson, Old Natinal |
Bank; George Shiel Portland Flour
ing Mills: Glenn B. Powell. Powell
Sanders Company; r. T. Dillworth
Ryan Fruit Company; A. Friedein
NJ. Seller and Company: William
Burns and Clarence Smith, Shaw &
Borden Co; G.. E. Clark and w. An
derson, Spokane Casket Company: A.
L. Hawes and w E. Bailey, Spokane
Drug Company; w. A. Yeomans and
o. 2. Peake, Spokane Dry Goods
w. T. Triplett, Spokane &
Trust; w II. Schwartzenberg
Spokane Flour Mills; G. o. Rogers,
Spokane Paper & Stationery; l. c.
Barrett, Spokane Seed Company; T.
W. aBiley and w. A. Mckay, Tru Blu
Biscuit company; n. A. Griffiths and
Morrison, United States Rub
ber Co.; Y. NJ. White. Washington
Water Power Coz J. r. Chase, Guern-
sey-Newton Company; ]. A. Ford,
Chamber of Commerce; G. w. Brady,
Spokane Merchants Assn; w. F.
C. NJ. & ST. p; Waldo G.
Paine. S. g. l. f. r. r.; e. L. Cardle,
Spokane International: H ]. Camp
bell, O.-W. r. & N; ]. S. Lawrence,
Spokane office Supply Co.; w. +.
Bevins. Washington Cracker Com
oany; Frank Irvine. Western SOAP
Company; w. S. McCrea. McCrea &
Merryweather; ]. S. Campbell and c.
,. Bergan Spokane Merchants As
F. w. Robinson and w. 8.
Elliott, O.-W. r. & N. Co.; e. S. Nc
pherson. s. &I r. R.; c. I. Fitzger-
I'D. Wells-Fargo Express; II. Z.
cCarder. Sherman-Clay Company; A
\. Mcdonald POtlatch Mercantile
company; ]. d. Melkle, Spokane Mer-
.hants' Association.