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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 24, 1915)
Cs.t Cvejcn'.m Round Up Editic Fcndk-ton, Oregon, Friday, September 24, 191S Twenty Pages Vast List of Prizes For Competitors in endleton Round-Up Purses Aggregate Many Thousands of Dollars, H.gkest Rewarded Event i, Bucking Contest Wherein Winner Secure, $750 in Ca.h and Valuable Trophie, P rp Two She I! On i ir r: rm..n "t th Houml-up there ! mi Ic.ifl twii.t omix'titive pvi n i fi r 1'iit'M S and Irrhies. IV Hilcg th"' ("iiiiit'tiiive f-vf-nts Ihvtt are koiiif iuht ir fn rwntx which arc nur-ciin.l't tiiivp In raturp. suoh as the nnrilamw nrt i'nrari-s of Ihe In diun. the iru-k ruling, the fancy rop ing, the xhii'ili..n ruling of bulls. Imrr an.! :rr and of buckinc horw-K b l...y bij.-kar.kif s. the grand mount-! I'ia'I and other features For th" .-e events -the management of j the liound-up lays contract prices. and theve contracts amount up into! the thovifi.mls of dollars. ' The follow Ink' is the program of j competr.le events only, together with a list of the purses and trophies of fered and the conditions of each Con teat. For a better understanding of the contemn, these conditions should be studied closely. ( ouNij s Pony Raoc. Turse J15. to be divided $30 each dav. Tirst. 125; sec.ind. $15; third. $10. t ondiitons: v'ne nait mne race iori boy raddle to weigh not less than 25 rounds. Riders to ride with chaps and sombrero. Winning horse elimi nated each day. Squaw Kaor. Purse $15u. to be divided $50 each day. First, $25; second, $15; third, $10. Conditions; Onehalf mile race for Indian ponies and ridden only by full blooded Indians camped on the grounds. Winning horse eliminated each day. Cowboys' ltclay Rare. Purse J TOO and trophies. First. $400 and handmade bridle presented by W. I. Gadwa, Pendleton, Ore.; sec ond. $200; third, $100. Conditions: A three-day race, two miles each day. Each rider to have four horses In charge of two assist ants, one to hold and one to catch. Rider to saddle, unsaddle, mount and dismount unassisted. Change horses each half mile. Same horses to be used each day barring accident. Riders to ride with chaps and sombrero. Saddles to weigh not less than 25 pounds. ,Xo cinche barred. Best time for three days wins. In case of lost horses, lumping the fence and all other unforseen contingencies the de cision of the judges to govern. Stwr Iliill-DopriitK. Purse $175. First, $100 and gen uine Waver Stetson hat, value $20, Tresented by Bond Bros., Clothiers. Pendleton, Ore.; second, $50; third, $55. Conditions: Steer to be given 30 feet start. Bull-dogger to furnish own horses and hazer. Contestant must throw the steer with bare hands and Dot touch teeth to lips until steer Is down. Steer must be thrown flat on ground on his side. Any contestant Hoolshaneinfc eer will be i!isiuall fu d and ail iuesiions as to cleanness of throw and fall will lie left entirely to the judges whose decisi. n shall be final. When thrown steer must be h. Id by lips and hands released. Time Ismit 2 ir.ir.ut.-s. 1'est time for three 1u s w ins. toMbovx Mamlinj i:aii Purse $150. to be divided $50 each dav. First. $25; second. $15; ;hird Jl". Conditions: One-half mile race. Kach contestant to have two horses, allowing one assistant, to start at Kns? and rise within 50 yards. Con girls' r.mkln,' Contest. Turse $250 and trophies. First $125 i;nd genuine seal-skin purse pre setted by Tallmtin' & Co.. Drugs:s:s. P r.dl-ton. ire.; second, $75; third. i. ' niU us Cont' suint to ride i-a-h tiu. Hones to be furnished b ' nuimiiemi n! and riders to draw for I nouns. .MI contestants to ride any j horse aid as often as judges may deem necessary to determine ;he winner. . Kidin to be done w ith plain halter an t spi t reins. Rider may have ,the I privile.ee of using helps. No saddle fork over 15 1-2 inches wide to be uted. Indian Pony Relay liaiV. j Purse $300. First, $150; second, ; $:0; third, $40. Conditions: A three-day race for : Indian ponies to be ridden by full i blooded Indians camping on the grounds. One mile each day. Kach rider to hive four horses in charge of four assistants. Ruler to ride bare ' back and change horses each quarter of a mile. Same horses to be used each day barring accidents. Best j time for three days wins. SCENES DURING THE WESTWARD HO PARADE V" .' -v -n't: ' t , ,.... .. . ,-vv.- ,n . .. , ... .. if- T - xr-fif v, C - ' ,-.r . . ... -4' i-t 1 ' i j flu' if ' - f .'.i iff" "I ' . - J A Indian Pony IU Purse $150, to be divided $50 each day. First, $23; second, $15; third, $10. Conditions: Same as Indian squaw race. SWrr Roplmr Contest. Furse $600 cash and trophies First. $400 and $150 steer roping sad dle made by Hamley ft Co., Pendle ton, and presented by Pendleton Com mercial Club; second, $150 and a $25 Stetson hat presented by The Peo ples Warehouse, Pendleton, Ore.; third, $50. Conditions: Rope and hog-tle, three feet crossed; steer to have 30 feet start of roper. To be roped, thrown and hog-tied within two min utes or contestant to withdraw at signal from Judges. Best total time wins. An entrance fee of 110 wilt he charged which will be added to the Purse, 50, 30, 20. Maverick Race. Purse $10 each day and 40-foot, one-half Inch lariat presented by Portland Cordage Company, of Port land, Oregon. Conditions: Wild steer to be given 100 feet start. Contestants to start at signal. First man getting rope on steer's horns and holding, wins. Clutrlot Rttv. Furse $200. First, $125; second, $75. Conditions: A three-day race, one half mile each day. Contestant to fur nish own chariots and drive four horses. To drive with chaps and sombreros. Pest time for three days wins. Cowslrls' IHiny Itucr. Purse $150, to be divided $50 each day. First, $25; second, $15; third, $10. Conditions: Half-mile race. Con testants to ride with cowboy sadddle to weigh not less than 25 pounds. No contestant permitted on track wear ing jockey cap. Winning horse elim inated each day. Ntiuro Coach Race. Purse $200. First, $150 and ore $50 bare artlc whale bound, mother of pearl handle, gold and silver mounted 16-foot, 16-plait stage coach whip, presented by Thos. M. Ourdl ner, "the Whip King"; second. $50. Conditions: Coaches will be furn ished by the management. Each con testant allowed as many assistants as desired. Best time for three daya wins. Pony I'.ipross Rwe. Purse $200 and trophies. First, $i25 and silver mounted bit present ed by M. Morales, bit and spur maker of Portland, Oregon; second, $50, third, $25. Conditions: Three-day race, on mile each day. Kach rider to have two ponies In charge of two assist ants. First pony to go first and third ciuuiiera; second pony to go second and fourth quarters. Riders must mount "pony express" and horses must not be turned loose on track. Saddles to weigh not less than 25 pounds. Same horses to be used each day barring accidents. Best time for three days wins. Cowgirls' Relay Race. Purse $600 and trophies. First. $300 and silver mounted saddle, pre sented by Happy Canyon; second, $200 and $25 Kodak presented by Pendleton Drug Co., Ppndlcton, Ore.; third, $100 and cut glass bottle of perfume containing real rose, present ed by A. C. Koeppen & Bros., Prug- (Contlnued on page three ) OUR PLUMBING NEVER BUCKS M'n ilxr. V,t 4--:1 I 1 11. . i. tic use mc urai umicrmia uuu tmiiiuy me must, cunipe- tent plumbers. When we install plumbing it is installed to icmier yuu service anu not, w onng you gnei. 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