The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-29
TENDERFOOT WINS
COWBOY PLAUDITS
Son of Chicago Merchant
Is Thrown at Rodeo
but Shows Nerve

BROADUS, Mont, Oct, 28.-Wil-
liam Rosenthal OF Chicago, son Of
julius Roe6nthal, president OF Sears.
ROebuck & Co, ia game to the
core" in the belief of thousands of
Montana citizens who attended the
annual roundup here last week ana
witnessed Rosenthars attempt to
ride real bucklng Montana cayuse.
Spectators at the opening pro-
gram of the Broadus roundup are
convinced of the truth OF the popu-
lar theory that the scions of eastern
wealth are All riding for fall
following RosenthaPs practical dem
onstration outside the corral OF the
fairgrounds here.
But accomplishing Rosenthal. S
"faN' was no easy matter II took
a husky, range bred and thoroughly
'ornery' Montana Cayuse 10 10 IL,
and Broadus is telling the world
that Rosenthal Is a dead game sport
Picks out Toughest.
Young Rosenthal, who was guest
al one of the ranches near Broadus
was one of the most interested spec
tators at, the bucking contest ana
with n crowd of cowboys and at
taChes of the ranch, stood near the
corral where the buckiRg bronchos
them. Nobody seems to know Just
how II happened, but suddenly the
Mortified eyes OF the dude ranch
manager beheld young RosenthaL
somewhat pale OF face, but LOOKING
as though he'd stick 1t out or know
why, seated atop one of the worst
OF the bucklng cayuses and mana
outstretChed to remove the pima
iold from the eyes OF the horse, with
the gate opened TO allow the animal
TO leave tho corral and head Tor the
space in front of the grandstand.
The ranchman, waving MS arms
,headed for the corral. pleading with
The starters not to "let him do It,
boys! lie can't ride! lie never
was on n bucking cayuse!'
. But that sort Of thing was "oId
stuff" 1t had been pulled off last
season, when two of the best riders
ever seen at the Broadus show
pleaded similarly for one OF their
pals, who wound up with AZ pretty
an exhibition of riding as anybody
mad ever seen and carried OF all
the prize money.
The crowd hooted, and the gate
was opened, and the ranch host pre-
pared to telegraph young Rosen-
'haIs family the horrible details
Emulates Punchcrs.
But young Rosenthal was game
game clear through lie had
watched the other riders, and he
was prepared TO do as nearly Ike
lney did as his limited experience
would allow. so he sat tight. But
TIne ,brOncho was not 10 be fooled.
ne had a reputation to sustain, and
ne proceeded to sustain it, lie
raped into the air, arched his back
and came down on all fours' There
was about a foot OF daylight be-
SSWeen young Rosenthal and the sad
ule, The cayuse looked surprised
ana tried 1t again. Young Rosen-
lhal pulled leather" for all he was
worth, And the cayuse was stili
bucking.
TEeE tine amateur r!der|struci
the pommel of the saddle as the
morse came down with sideWise
lttk and flip of the heels such as
my cayuse can execute, and Ro-
ehthal catapulted through the air,
andlng flat on his back in the dust
oetore the grandstand.
somewhat dazed, he lay there n
nonrnt and then, grlnning a Bit
ueiully and brushing the dust from
~ once immaculate trousers and
S'hinlng puttees, declared he wasn't
,Hurt AT all and wouldn't take 81 600
oE the experience" Tho only thing
ne seemed 10 regret was that they
Ite'en going TO let him try 1t again.
Job OF Il.
Sroadns doesn't think much Of