East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-21
Milling With the Roundup Herd

as 81 would rather be late in Pendle
ry ton than early in hell" said Clayto
fl Williams, former district governor q
the Rotary clubs in explaining why h
did not arrive until . a. m. Wednes
on day morning. In "shiHmyng" alon
st lover the macadam road night bcfor
zig last Williams found it necessary to us
he some caution at times.
ed Victoria, B. c., is represented her,
today by a number of visitors, includ
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Scurrah -ant
:" their little daughter. Mr. Scurrah i.
TX n Rotary official in the Canad. an cap
~ ital.
II, So numerous are the auto campers
D IN and around PendletCn just now that
Veritable tent city has sprung up al
most over night. At the auto park,
d the school grounds and elsewhere
n wherever a bit of vacant ground is
= available the cGmps are in evidence,
d Hundreds of cars rolled in last night
= this morning their occupants bringing
their camping outfits with them.
Never before have such visitors been
I'S AA'ilLtl Jus
= Among Astorians in the city are Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Rohaut and DR.. and
t Mrs c. L. Williams. DR.. Williams is
a dentist and Mr.. Rohaut is a building
contractor
Merle Campbell, who is n member
OF the Portland Special, is a nephew
OF Mrs. c. S. Jerard of this city. He
IS member of the firm of Campbell. |
Smith & Cook.
Carl d. Gabrielson, assistant secre- I
tary of state, is a Round-I7p visitor.
he was guest yesterday at the Bish-
op-Rroughton nuptials in DAYTON,
Washington. He is chief deputy in
charge of the automobile registration Il
at Salem. Mr. Gabrielson served h
with the United States forces during
the war and for some time was sta l.
toned at Siberia. If
In the nature of honeymoon is teh S
visit of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Parker of ID
astoria. Their wedding was re- Y
cent event. Mr.. Parker is an Astoria II
merchant. They arrived here by mo- f
tor and will visit Hot Lake also be-
fore returning home. I
Martin Conley, of the firm of Por- @
ter & Conley highway builders, is c
visitor at the show, accompanied -
by Mrs. Conley, His firm built the
greater part of the Columbia High
way. W
OF first Importance in the 1925 r.
special from Portland is the Honor $,
able George L. Baker, mayor. Mayor n
Baker is here with his wife, and al b
though he made one short address to- h
day and Is to speak again tonight, he al
and Mrs. Baker are spenting the day q
among the crowds who are enjoying A
Pendleton's celebration. Mayor Ba- ~
Eer lost no time in donning his Round i,
Up regalia this morning fl
The Bon Bon Enfant which con- h
tains good many Snaps" and side n
lights on the 1925ers' claims Miss n
keil as its editor. Miss Keil says, O
Call me Skinny" .,
Another distinguished member of a.
The Portland visitors is Harry Hale of h
The West Coast Engraving Co. Mr.. b
Hale who is here with his wife is
looking forward with anticipation to
his first Roundup. He recalls that
Harold Hatton, Pendletons swim IA
ming champion worked with his COM X
pany for while last year. Z
81
Among the journalists of the visit X
ing party is Ted Emerson, market edi- tn
tor of the Portland Telegram, Paul
Kelly, news editor of the Oregonian,
and Bill" Stranburg, a popular men,
Der of the crowd who is an old news
paper man.
The Portland Telephone Quartet
leads the merry making group on the
special. The personnel consists of
Harold Young, first tenor; Denton
Denman, second; Ferris Abbot, third;
and Mark Daniels, fourth tenor. The 80
Roundup association is eager to re-
tain this group as its guests, but it
Is not yet known whether the quartet h
will be able to accept the invitation. h
Tommy Luke, one of the foremost n
in the caravan, Is one of Portlands ir
leading florists. Tommys alias is {;
Say it with flowers" II
Monroe Goldstein who is secretary
OF the Oregon State Elks Association n,
Is advance representative for the 1925 o,
Special. He is enthusiastic over the u
Epic Drama" :.
VIM. p Merry, who is in charge II
Of the entire caravan is a busy man. ci
He reports that everything is going h
fine, adding that the O.-W. had brok- n
en- traditional precedent by pulling 81
them into Pendleton fifteen minutes 81
ahead of scheduled time. s,
Automobile wrecks are nothing in
the life of Lee Drake. business man. \
ager of the Astoria Budget and one h
Of the owners of the East Oregonian, Is
who arrived here this morning none y
the worse after an accident TO his r
machine. With him is Jack Allen, +
Astoria business man, and the two
q ra hnra ba