Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-10-07


aldine Wollen, sS.s; Lulu Wollen,
s6.9: William George Long, 50; Loeta
Akers, ss.5; Creighton Bicket, s4.2;
Harry Sharp, ss.1; John Henry Cush-
ing, $50; Alberta Griffils, 1874; Ruth
Evans, 1874: Grace Sheldon Vertner,
99.2; Eugene Marshall Everett, 99
Dorothy Wilson, 9S.7; Doris Burley,
9S.7; Paul Breithaupt, $50; William
Dillon Marshall, $50; Margaret Derig.
9S.7.
FRIDAYS ROUNDUP.
The closing program of the Round
Up was the biggest one of the week.
At the close of the last event James
Galloway, on behalf. of the manage
ment of the Roundup, announced
that Narcisse MCKEE, the grand old
Indian buckaroo, is the champion
pickup rider of the world, and that
McKie was given $40 gold piece in
addition to the amount given him und-
er his contract for this Round Up.
The big crowd received the announce
ment with cheers.
10 a. m.-Band concert down town.
II a. m.-School chilren's parade.
p. Inland concert down town.
p. m.-Buckaroo parade to grounds.
First event-Cowboys' Roman stand
ing race quarter mile.
Dell Cannon first, Smiley Corbett Sc
cond.
Second event-Jay Talbot rode
Jupiter, the big bucking bull.
Third event-Boys' race, quarter
mile. Roy Barnett and Ray Wilson
f-a1 a Tn, 1,A zee
net was first by length.
Fourth event-Narcisse MCKEE, the
big Indian, rode bucking bull to per.
lection.
Fifth event-Exhibition riding by
Fred Harding. Harding is a former
Weiser boy and was a favorite witt
the crowd.
Sixth event-Cowgirls' relay race
| finals. Dona Card won this race time
lao Ruth Parton second, time / AZ.
Seventh event-Exhibition riding OF
wild mule. Trick roping by Willlin!
Williams, champion Indian trick rop
er of the world; by Eddie McCarty
| former world champion roper, and b.
Tommy Douglas, the cowboy clown.
Eighth event-One mile running
race. Ruth Parton. first: J. Miles, Sc
cond; Sleepy Armstrong, third. Tim
2:02.
Ninth event-Trlck riding by Tomm.
| Grimes and Mildred Douglas an,
Tommy Douglas. the cowboy clown.
Tenth event-EXhibition riding on
bucking horse by Jay Talbot an,
Narcisse Mckie.
Eleventh event - Cowboys rela,
race. finals. In this race Dell Can
non first, time 4:241a; Sleepy Arm
strong, second, time 4:2Iia.
Twelfth event-Bull- logging contest
Dave White lost his steer. Mix
Hastings, threw steer in 311a seconds
Yakima Canutt threw steer in 521
seconds. Mike Hastings, threw secon
steer in IS As seconds.
Thirteenth event-Three- Fights mil
dash, free for all.
Dryden, first; Ruth Parton. second
Sleepy Armstrong, third; time :43 2-i
Fourteenth event-Cowboys NAV
erick race. Dutch Hayler and Fran
Rogers both roped the steer at tn
same time.
| Fifteenth event - Cowboys quic
change race. Sam Cupps and Eau
Mccullough tied for first place an
divided the money
Sixteenth event-Cowboys' pony ex
press race.
Dell Cannon first. time /: 81 S-5
Sleepy Armstrong, second, time IA
3-5; Haines, third. time 1:42.
Seventeenth event--Cowgirls' buck
ing contest, semi-finals.
kittie Canutt on Bright Eyes.
Mildred Douglas on Gilbert Men
thorn. Her horse fell but she came u
with him and rode him to perfection
The crowd yelled itself hoarse.F
Ella Mortified on Tango.
Eloise Hastings on Sunfish Molly.
Bonnie McCarroll on Coyote.
Ollie Osborne on Prairie Belle.