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f Pa if Ten East Oreyonian Round-Up Souvenir Edition Pendleton,' Oregon, Friday.'Septetnoer 21, 1917. Twenty-Eight Pages ..... , illlllilllHIIUIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIilllllllllilllililllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllie Umatilla County Did Not Look Good to I. W.W. "lm t hi IVndloton town alone. Thw damn burkarMs wouM ju.t ma ncmn rupe a feller arvl bulMoff tikm " Thiit waar the vtry trse jtnd im vrwwlvf Htlvloe h ft ruled out by an I. W. W organ iJtr to one who he Thought Uelonped to the -same orgran Intion luit who Wits In reality a de tctiw Pent to I'end eton vy the state tpf marshal to thooR up on I. V. V. 4U9tlv1tlea. That remark explains why t'maiil 1a count v. thojh the hminer wheat unty of the northwest, was not mo ANtfd jit all during her It is harvest Jtoaiwn by the ironMe-makins "I ! "Wont Work.." originally this coun ty was scheduled hy the I. W. V. or niarrn for a tie-up. according- to information from state authorities. nt the plan was abandoned when an nwKttg.-aion showed a sentiment not o be nroujsed. Several I. W. W.s came here early In the summer to look over the situa tion with a view to organizing: farm Smarts and interfering with the har Trws operations It was about thie Jfcirmi that state secret service men, pring I. W W. cards and looking mm rough as old clothes and face-stuh-fcle could make them, arrived on the aeene and began fraternizing with the trouble-makers. They learned th:t J the courage of the organizers had ej?un to wane at 'sight of the huck aroos around town and that they were leaving for fields where their n demvors would not likely meet with roufth opposition. An investigation by the state agents nvJnced them that the fears of the X- W. Ws were well-founded. They found farmers and farm hands a? re II as cowboys ready to take tho law in their own hands should any. hing be started thit would threat en n tie-up of harvest- The presence nf Troop L in the city constituted a farther menace Recruited largely from cowboys the troop wanted live ly action and the members didn't wauit to wait until they reached France for same fun. One recalcitrant, who muttere swme uncomplimentary remark? about the troopers and who mani fested other I. W. W. sympathies roundly kicked and cuffed and turn el over to the sheriff who kept ! bim for a few weeks where he was i fe from all harm. WINNERS (Continued from page S. sunent. N. M. ; second. Kd McCar- Ohngwaier. AVyo.; second. ('. A. yrR, Mulhall. Ok la ; fourth, o. E. rark, Portland. Pony express First. Floyd Irwin, VTbftyenne. Wyo; second. Allen Drum M)r, Walla Walla. Wash.; third D. 3eiicar, B,ise, Idaho. OjwgirlH Relay First. Mabel D"- IjbqX, Walla Walla. Wash.; second. 1 Bertha Bluneett. 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