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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1913)
Pendleton, Oregon, Friday, September 12, 1913 Page Seven Tox-e-lox and A-lom-pum, Famous Cayuse Twins, Are Now Young Ladies of Sweet Sixteen A East Oregoman Round-Up Souvenir tuition 1 i . . A' V. K ' - .. a V :-.. J Rl-' . 'siyi: :JM-4 V I few ft rH-V k. rcarwre 1 : I V.. 6', IT N i r 4V A fKlatM There's a world of cheer in a glass of t,.v..i,, and A-lom-pum arc Die most famous of all living twins, made bo by the above photos tanen un-.. years ago by Major 16 Moorhoue of this city. They are the daughters of Philip Jones and his squaw and are full-blood Indians. After snapping them In their Indian cradles at a mo ment when they were silently contem plating them, Major Moorliouse ciiucht tlwm a moment later when Ix.th wi'iv, bawling hi.tlly. The ma jor linn been aorueed of poking them with u stick to make them cry but he ilenlfH the urcuHHtlon with consider able force. .vui?h a unique picture at once attracted widespread notice and the major wus deluged with orders for cojjIcs from newspapers, mag.i-j more than a year ago, their parent" zincs and private people all over the presented them with twin brothers United States. The sale or tnrse cop lejt netted him a small fortune. Tox-e-lox and A-lom-pum, whose Christian names are Edna and Emma Jones, are now young ladles of sixteen and they are the prettiest Indian girls on the Umatilla reservation. A little and Major Moorliouse' was not long in adding a picture of them to his fa mous collection, but he couldn't get them to cry. It Is said that their mother was present and the major feared to resort to the use of a stick Buffalo Names (Continued from page 2.) Budwclser and Anheuser. , Buck and Maud. Pride and Prejudice. George Powell and Cleopatra. Hound-up Dump and Oregon's Best. Caruso and Trilby. Bismarck and Queen Victoria. Buffalo Ike and Baby Doll. Imp and Impesa. Pedro and Monty. Ruff and Reddy. Napoleon Bonaparte and Carr'e Na tion. Danto Buck Up and Helen Then some. Wiggins and Muggins. Chandos and The Black Lady. Round-up Till and Round-up Tlllle. Caesar and Cleopatra. Buff and Buffet. Alpha and Omega. Champion and Gloria. Kzeklel and Lovey Mary. Poeatcllo anj Zettella. Chet and Main. Ta and Ma. VunnlAnn ami TflRenhlllft. Prince and Princess of the West j Ppoopendike and Pplndle Shanks. Old Top and Snooky-u-Kums. Red Pepper and Milk Shake. Diaz and Senora. Buff a. and 1jOv. Tomahawk and War Whoop. June and Juno. Rough and Ready and Trlxy. Leo and Leona. Paul and Pauline. Cigar and Cigarette. Senator Nesmlth and Abigail Scott Dunlway. Thor and Freya. Deadwood Dick and Calamity Jane. Mr. Dante Up Quick and' Helen Thensome. Everybody's Doing It and O You Kid. Buffalo Bill and Lady Buffalo. Swlftwater Bill and Lady Lamar. Montana and Susanna. Steve and Gertrude. Broncho Sam and Rambling Ruth. Tex and Shy Ann. Ishe-ca-blbble and Lusur Kuerten. Mr. and Mrs. Newlywed. Humpty Dumpty and Bouncing Bet ty. Tralrle Monarch ami Prairie Queen. more than Let 'er Buck, Oregon. The letters have always reached their des tination safely. Worst Outlaws Only Two Singh'. Fur t'.ie benefit of such visiting maiden aa might Inquire, we desire to state that the only two directors of j the Round-up who have not been jbnmrted with the sign of the yoke are Vice-president Roy W. Ritner and I Secretary Charles H. Marsh. How j ever, both declare they have been t slicKenrs so long that they would be i pretty hard to corral. (Continued from page three.) Official Round-up Panoramas and Postals Talift thorn home to show .your friends and as a souvenir f the world's cjeatopt and most sensational Frontier nhow. BVBRY ACT, FEATURE AND CONTEST OF THE SHOW IS TO BE FOUND HERE ON A POSTAL CARD.' Round-Up Photo Postals 5c Each T' Mail orders filled to any address. Remittance must ac company order. II W. S. BOWMAN OFFICIAL FnOTOGRAPIIER X Studio, Main Street, Near Bridge, Tendleton, Oregon. Whistling Annie, an. eight-year-old sorrel with a white mune and tall, came to Pendleton from Nampa, Ida ho, and has always' proved herself a horse worthy of u cowpuncher's metal. Spike Is another former Idaho horse, coming here from Ruhl. Like many others of the buckers, he takes his name from his former owner, L. Spike. Goodnight also claimed Ruhl, Ida ho, aa his home before he became a professional bucker. He Is a coal black, . and was a driving horse at one time. A $35 Horse. Brown Eyes, a little brown mare, was so useless to her former owner that It took only $35 to buy her but now the association would not take several times that amount for her. Sea Lion, a six-year-old, was raised near Baker and later belonged to the SturgiB-Fee stock. He la a first string bucker. Dempaey, an 850-pound sorrel, 1vaa a wild horse near Prlneville and Is a new addition to the Round-up buck ing bunch. formerly belonged toSETAOINSHRD Lou. a bay mare six years old, formerly belonged to Lou Bergevln. Cougar, a thousand-pound bay. was purchased from William Labbe of southern Idaho. Rill Cody, a ten-year-old speckled beauty, which has been In all of the Round-ups, was bought from the Seale Bros., of Condon, and Is now used In the cowgirls' bucking contest. Snake, a white nag and the mean est of the bunch to wrangle and sad dle, Is also used for the cowgirls' contest. Buggs. a 750-pounder. was pur chased from Clarence Adams of Uklah. Crooked River came from the river of that name and was formerly the property of Art Mosj of Prlneville. Buster, a little bay stallion, was purchased from Adam Noble of Pilot Rock. Mrs. Wlggs of the Cabbage Patch, a brown with a white star In her forehead, was a Wallowa county horse and Is a very creditable bucker. These are only a few of the ani mals who have helped to make the Round-up a success, Ixt 'cr Back, Tills slogan of the Round-up Is an expression , which has come to mean a good deal In the advertisement and promotion of the annual show. It Is a slogan which Is peculiar to Pon dleton and whenever It Is spoken It refers directly to the Round-up city. The fact that it has become a slogan known throughout the country Is well attested In letters which have been re ceived from various parts of the Unit ed States, addressed with nothing If you would renew your wouth. try Sharkey. Walla Walla Beer Drink tne "KLOSTER BRAU" in bottles It's the Beer For sale at the Office Saloon, Crescent Saloon, Alfred Schneiter, Prop. Henry ScKultz, Prop. HARVEST WITH GAS ;,Y,.,ww.:' A : A Holt Holley Gasoline Harvester, Owned and Operated by C. R. 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