THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEjtlBER 17,- 1922.
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PENDLETON READY
FOR STARTER S GUN
AT BIG ROUND-UP
.Gladsome Spirit of the Occasion
J Already Grips Eastern Ore
gon City.
ROUND-UP QUEEN AND HER rFAIR MAIDS
RsssrvsUons on The Journal Found
."ITp' Special are going fast. A bit of
Spacs remains for assignment to late
' comers, but Doraey B. Smith, manager
j'of Tna Journal's Travel and Informs
Jtlon bureau, advises, early decisions.
,'. For $42.50 the tourist receives trans
."portation to and from Pendleton, berth
and meals, and grandstand admission
v t the Round-Up. The Journal Spe---eial
will leave the Union station
Thursday evening, September 21. and
will arrive in Portland Sunday morn
ilng. During the two days' at Pen-
die ton the train will be parked. In f
, "convenient location and the passengers
v -rtll sleep and eat aboard the cars.
Pendleton. Sept. 1. A thousand
colorful pennants flutter in the early
.autumn air; the smoke from the In
dian tepees curls above track and
arena ; In the stables race horses. Mex
- 'jean steers and buckers await the
-starter's gun ; cowboys and cowgirls
, , are signing up for competition in the
i'lists for Pendleton is ready to stage
. "Jits thirteenth annual Round-Uix SeD-
tember 21. 22 and 23.
.'.Everywhere there hi an atmosphere
of excitement, typical of pre-Round-Up
days. Staid citizens have discard
ed their drab attire and appear in the
v;attlre of the cowboy. Every member
' iot -the Round-Up association, made up
of Pendleton business men, has hia
' -horse and all will ride in the Round-
' , Up parades.
-ROTABLE PEBFOSUEES
. f Among the performers who will.
: .iwlth the splendid livestock obtained by
the Round-Up association, be co-stars
5 in the great outdoor drama, are Hugh
. 'Strickland and Yakima Canutt, former
v holders of world championship titles
. ,-;tn the bucking contests; Darrell Can-
Vnon, world champion all-round oow
. -boy ; Tommy Grimes, champion steer
roper; Lorena Trickey, holder of the
world's championship for Women rid
. ers ; Mabel DeLong Strickland, Ponna
', Card and Vera McGinn is. clever trick
.. and relay riders ; "Spider" Kelly and
."Red" Pruittj , men's relay riders;
. 'i Harry Walters,' Buddy Sterling. PhU
vi-;Yoder, Cliff King and many other en
s', trants who are favorites with Round
's Up fans.
'2HECOKD--ATTEirDA3rC3S
" ? ' A record breaking crowd Is a cer-'--.itaJnty.
Pendleton is preparing to wel
' come the "Portland, 1925" special
. wtojch will arrive here Thursday
.morning; The Oregpn Journal and T.
r iP. A. specials, to; arrive .Friday", and
".the Spokane special, coming from
'-Spokane Saturday. loaded, with' 200
business men of the .Inland Empire.
tThe party of Eastern authors, headed
...by George Palmer-Putnam, will ar
I " ' rive here Friday morning, after a visit
- in Portland.
Leading the Round-TXp parades will
- be Miss Thelma Thompson, queen of
f the Round-Up. With her will be her
Tt maids. Miss Jean Skene of Portland,
- MIss'Alladeen Scroggins of La Grande,
" Miss Helen Thompson of Pendleton
; and Miss Jessie Drumheller of Walla
y Walla. The quintet will be attired in
cowgirl costume and will show their
. skill as horsewomen.
. if CROWD IS GATHEEIKG
: . V: ' Already the buUdoggers and sand
. wiciv men have begun to make camp.
.iHere" and there among the populace
' W can ' be seen a real dyed-in-the-wool
buckaroo who has come to rodeo head
er; quarters to spend the money he
earned on the summer range. They
" rl wear big boots with high heels and
. ;Pk jargon all their own. From
.i, them came Hoot Gibson, Art Acord,
Tom Mix and other moving picture
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No Trace Is Found .
Of Martin Harrah,
Missing Auto Man
Pendleton, Sept. 16 No trace
been found of Martin , Harrah. -well
known fruit grower and garage man
of the east end of the county, residing
near the state line, who baa not been
seen since he left home about 9 o'clock
Thursday morning by truck, headed for
Walla Walla. It is believed he has
met' with foul play, for he was in
good health. Hia family life was
pleasant and his financial affairs seem
to be in good condition.
Harrah is about 39 years old and
a former student at Whitman college
and , at Oregon Agricultural college,
where he was well known as a foot
ball star. Search for him in Walla
Walla, and other places where he may
have been has so far been without
avail..
Above, left to right Miss Alladeen Scroggins, X Grande; Miss Thelma
Thompson, Pendleton, queen; Miss Jessie Drumheller, Walla Walla.
Below, left to right Miss Helen Thompson, Pendleton; SIIss Jean
Skene, Portland.
both ridden t the Round-Up.
Out at the Round-Up grounds,
which reminds one more of a football
amphitheatre than a battleground for
man and beast, the worst buckers
from a hundred or bo wild range
critters are being selected for the
riders who will compete for the
bucking championship of the world.
No Name and Hot Foot;' Bill McAdoo
and Sam Jackson, all are developing
their wickedest lurches for the dis
comfiture . of the buckaroos. And the
crowd hollers and the spirit grows.
Scratch 'em, cowboy !
J. E. Ohilberg to
60 011 Trial Monday
Seattle, Sept. 16. (U. P.) Two for
mer officers of the defunct Scandlna
vian-American bank of Seattle are to
go on trial, m superior court next week.
J. E. Chilberg, " former president of the
Institution, will be tried Monday on a
grand Jury Indictment charging the
borrowing of funds from the bank
without a resolution of authorization
from the board of directors. Ji F. Lane,
former cashier, will be tried1'-Wednesday
In connection with the same al
leged deal.
TTPHOID YICTTM MOVED
Frewater, Sept. 16. The Red Cross
chapter" of Umatilla came to Freewater
Thursday and took a little girl, suffer
in gfrom typhoid fever, to the hospital
in Pendleton with them. The child
lives with her parents in a ten across
the mill race and it is believed she con
tracted the disease from drinking the
ditch water.
Operated by a Danish company, an
aerial mail service has been established
between London and Copenhagen.
REASON ASSIGNED!
FOUL PLAT SUSPECTED
y Milton, Sept. 16. No reason has been
assigned here for the disappearance of
Martin A. Harrah. Both family and
financial affairs are reported to have
been satisfactory. He mailed the re
ceipts of his garage to the Freewater
bank, on the morning he left'
The Harrah family is prominent In
Umatilla county. Harrah. Is a nephew
of W. W. Harrah of Pendleton, well
known wheat grower, and head of the
farm bureau, and his wife is a sister
of W. W. Green, county superinten
dent of schools. Sheriffs forces of
both Umatilla and Walla "Walla coun
ty are working on the case Foul play
is suspected.
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Monday, 8 P. M.
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'Largest Retailer ojf Shoes W esb of Chicago
The Most Exquisite Con
ceptions in Autumn Foot
wear Disclosing New
Models of Rare Artistry
and at the Usual Moderate
Baker Prices
This model in fawn suede with
brown kid cross straps, turn sole and
covered wood cuhan heel.
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Correct Hosiery to Match Our Shoes
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308 Washington
270 Morrison
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DIAmDND LAKES
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MARKET
Summer Places i in Forest Re
serve Becoming Popular, Ac
cording to District Forester.
More than 30 summer homesites at
Diamond lake will be placed on the
market within a few days. Assistant
District Forester C J. Buck, in charge
of recreation of the United States' for
est service, announced Saturday. Buck:
has just returned from a visit to the
lakes of the Oregon Skyline from Seen
and .Benson lakes : Just off the Mo
Ken si e highway to Diamond lake.
"We have had a great many inquiries
about summer homesites on Diamond
take" said J Buck j-and; sjs offering
our first lots sooiw . Icone of these sites
is located exactly on the lake shore,
but ail are back a ways and screened
in the timber and .near streams. "They
are on. the west end of the south side
of the lake. Just -west of Silent ereek."
v Resorts ef several lakes opened this
summer were not fixed to do busi
ness, but were immediately swamped
by persons wanting meals and accom
modations, according to Buck. This
was especially true of Diamond lake
and Elk lake. ,
; "At Diamond lake 4000 persons were
camped this year." said Buck. There
have been boats on the lake, and lots
of fishing and swimming. The resort
man is now building his main build
ing. The foundation is laid and peeled
logs will be used for the walls. The
building will be 100 feet long. A store
Is already In operation. - :
"At Elk lake the resort keeper is
Just putting, up his building, but he
has been erecting tent bouses all
summer. The girls camp at Elk lake
was a wonderful success. It- lasted
eight weeks and was oood acted by Miss
Carta Degemark f .JPortland . ;4
Buck left Ute recreational pis nnmg
of Scott, Benson and XJnnton ' lakes,
near the McKensie, in charge of For
est -Examiner Hall of, Eugene. He
also visited Sparks lake. Little and
Big Cuitus lakes and Waldo lake. He
left his automobile at Medford and
will return next week and make a trip
to the Oregon Caves. . ,. , .
J. E. Mahoney in ;
. V Murderers'How
WaUa Walla,: Wash.. ' Sept. !.
James K. Mahoney, under death sen
tence for. the murder of ' bis elderly
bride, Mrs. Sarah E. Mahoney, arrived
at the state penitentiary here at 11:45
today under the escort of Sheriff Matt
Starwich and ' a -deputy from King
county. - He. was : immediately put
through the "usuaf prison 'routine and
was placed In an isolated cell, which
he wtll occupy unUI December X't
ha is to be 3angedJ t . ; : " . -
LT. 'S: TIRES ARE GOOD
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,1 Auto Sport Shop
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DANCE TONIGHT
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Closing Dance of A
Season
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COME EARLY 8:1 SHARP
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OPENING DANCE MIDWAY
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Thousands B
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Hang
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Evervone likes to have an attractive f Jiome and nearly
everyone knows that Wall Paper oh the walls makes a bis J
start in the right direction, but some ttunlsftne cost so 'greats
thef cannot afford it. Well, let's see. -It's true the stores !
who sell through the paperhanger charge double what the
paper is worth. They ha to when the
prof it, but our cash, carry arid one price to all plan, coupled
with our carload buying; gives everybody the right price. ;
Our Wall Paper is shown on frames and ; every pattern is
marked in plain figures and your , child can buy at exactly :
the same price as your paperhanger. That's why we can
and do sell for less. If you want to economize still further
hang the paper yourselfothers doThen see what won-
ders a few dollars will work. ' '
10x12 Room
Papered for $1.50
8 rolls side wall, 4 rolls
ceiling;, at 7c roll, and
15 yards of cut-out or
der, 4c yard, gives you
complete outfit for this
size room for only $1.50
$1.95 Room
Two dollars will buy
paper for 10x12 room
from that big line which
we are featuring at 10c
roll, with pretty 5c cut
otit borders to match,
ceiling and all, for $1.95
Tapestry $3 Room
Choice of these 50c Taps
which: are selling -now'
at25c roliraB6al2c,j.g
ceilinsr for 10x12 room, f V
complete for only $3.00
A $5 Room
Beautiful 75c and $1.00
tapestry patterns . and
i)lends selling now at
50c roll, with one of our
fine 25c ceilings, enough;
for 10x12 room, at $5.00
Larger Rooms Would Cost in proportion to Extra , Rolls Required
Ceilings
Moire, white or cream,
for only. 10c
Scratch design no
match ...12 Vic
Cracked : Ice Pattern 15c
Heavy Embossed.. ;, , 25c
All in white or cream.
Varnish Tiles
For your kitchen xr bath
these washable papers
in neat tile effects are
the proper thing and
Vi r"vr Aof V Ara Vvn 91
roD, 50c for double roll.
Harmonellas
A pretty blend in : six
attractive colorings arid
in the extra width with
beautiful - iOc ..cut r out ,
borders . to match. : Big,;
value
at 60c bolt.
Living Room
r.. Papers -
A truly ; wonderful as-.,
1 sortment
50c grade now. .-. . 25c
75c grade now. . . .50c
$1.00 grade now;... 65c
$1.50 grade now... $1.15
A Stock of Three Hundred Thousand! RollsfHere to Choose From
Kalsoxriine
"The I bes;in all "staple
: colors. ":?!e g u 1 a r 10c
jgrade nowi'per lb. . fi 9c
Wear Well i
Paints
White and all colorsat,
per gallon, ....... 1 $2.45
Half gallons $lio
Quarts . . .......... -70c
- $g.50 Clon :
Fine Enamels, gal.. $4.50.
Splendid V a r n i sh, the
Quart .. . . . ...... $1.25 -
Best Floor Paint, qt.85c
Flat WaU Paint, qt. 85c
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Free Sample "Books Sent on Request ,
We Ship Express Freight or P. P. All Over
5;House.- '
;'2Sf:u:Lining '
Go o d .grade -C h e e s e
Clpth at, square yrd .Sc
Deadening Felt," 50-yard
rolls for only i . . . . . $25
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED;:,
xlf you have full rolls left, we refund your money
If mistakes are made, we correct them
v . f; i yo& trade
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