East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-22


tain the crowds at the Roundup, bu
Pendleton's own. the Mounted Cow
boy band, is on the job every yeal
and when it comes to handing out tn
. brand of music that pleases. the boy
- know how to do the trick. They al
, ways appear in the spectacular parad
=. and it is to their music that tn
- Roundup performers march. Band
- that can play are not so scarce, bu
~ bands that can play and will rid,
= horses while they do that job are no
= so easy to get. The band has a Ions
= history replete with records won tina
: lend it an air of distinction rarely
o won by such organizations.
VIII f. Hudson spent several years
in a newspaper office as a writer OF
: news. For the past 10 years he has
been shooting news with n camera.
He is with Pathe News now and is
here to get some news pictures of the
show if he can make arrangements to
get on the grounds. '"The manage
ment tells me that they have scld the
movie rights for the show" Hudson
said today. "All want is news four
get. Newspapers don't have to pay
for the right of getting news. If they
! did, affairs that are put over never
/ would get any publicity. I'm news!
man, but work with n camera"
| L. D. Emerson and e. 3. GiTlispe
are two of Pendletons Roundup fans
| from Ritzville, Washington. Mr..
Gillispe has seen the Roundup before
| but Mr.. Emerson is on his first visit.
They enjoyed the Roundup very
much and report Happy Canyon excel
lent. They are here for the entire cell
ebration.
c. Z. Brown is one OF Pendleton's
Roundup guests from Spokane. Mr..
Brown saw the Roundup yesterday
for the first time and although it was
the first day he reports it far superior
to any similar show that he has ever
seen. Mr.. Brown regrets that he can
not stay to see the rest of the show,
but must go home today.
Red Sublette, whose clowning is n
Roundup feature, put on little cir
Gus act at the Cheyenne Frontier Davs
show. Sub)ette after appearing in the
Cheyenne show, became favorite OF
the editor of the Denver Post, who
| told Red he should meet "Poodles
IHananford, famous Hippodrome star
who happened to be in Cheyenne with
a circus. 1t was suggested that Han
naford might employ Red as a clown,
4 During the day Red was extensively
3entertained by generous friends and
became a bit confused about meeting
Hannaford. In the evening he was
certain of only one thing. and thai
was that someone was to be hired as
a clown so mounting his horse he rode
into the circus arena, made dash
for Hannaford and politely invited the
start to become an employe of Red
Sublette.
From st. Louis overland, Is the |
record of w. Lewis and wife and |
Jimmy Sheldon, who are driving a |
demonstration car for the Lewis |
Auxiliary Carburetor Co. They just
arrived this morning and although |
they had not seen the Roundup at
the time of the report, they had evi- |
dence of their anticipation in the |
form of a new kodak and eighteen !
rolls of films. Mr.. Lewis stated
that they had killed three weeks and
spent $500 in order to be here for
the Roundup. The party speaks
of Pendleton as the most wide
awake town on the trip.
James w. Lewis, warden at the
State Penitentiary, and Percy NJ.
Varney state parol officer, motored
here from Salem today and are
guests at the show. Each wears
big Roundup hat which was pre-
sented to him by "Jinks" Taylor, To-
cal chief of police.
Members of the Portland special
added much to yesterdays show
with their singing. When the flag
passed the grandstand they led the
crowd in the singing of America.
f, w. Thompson of Portland is n
regular attendant at the Round-Up.
He always manages to get back. He
is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hayes during his stay in the city.
Banking is the business followed
by Fred Lamport. His home is in
Salem, and he is here to see the
Roundup.
Gilbert w. Allen is connected with
the insurance department of the
state. Quite a lot of his time Is
Snant nc m examiner and that and |
the Roundup is responsible for his
presence in Pendleton. S. Y. Culver
is with the treasurer's office. He
works in the inheritance tax depart
ment. This is the first time he has
seen the Round-Up, and he is en-
joying 1t.
II is one thing to have passed go
birthdays and to be old. but II is |
whole lot rarer to have that many |