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About East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1917)
Pay Thr Twenty -Eight Pag East Oregotuan RwmJ-Up Souvenir Edition Pendleton. Oregon, FrwUy, September 21, 1917. Grand List of Winners of Champion Events Since Round-Up Started Below In given a full llHt of tho winner in the chumpfonHhlp events of the flrat hIx itound-Upa: 1IHO Wlnncm. Bucking contoHt Htrt Klly of IMno Creek, ore., flrnt; Ernest Can non of Ion Crftk, or., Hecond; Davo Anderson, of 1'lno Valley, Ore., third. Hteer roping C(ntfHtWon hy Hy Mohh and Guy Hays of Pendleton. Cowboys' reluy ruoe-Kred Spain of 'iVlm-am-n-i., first; Hoy Kelly of J'lne Creek, ore., Hecond Cowirls riluy ra! Klla I,a Zln ka, of Pendleton, first; Venus Jones of ileppner, second. J'ony exjireMM race Sid Seale of Arlington, first; Fred Hpnln of Tel casstt, necfind; Walter Scale f Ar llnton. third. Wild horse race John Hpnln of TeloeuKsot, first; Walter Seale of Ar llnton. Hecond; lilll KldliiKn of John Day, third; Sid Seale of Arlington, fourth. Jim Clark of John Day, fifth. I1U ('Hamptons. CnwhoyiT huoklriK contest - Johti Spain of Telocnsset, first; ieorK" Kletcher of Pendleton, second: Jason Stanley of Iaih AiiKeles, third. Steer ropinjf nontofrt Hoy Mosh of Wenaha, first ; Kl;r chapma n, sec -ond; C Khtnehardl. third. BulhloKKlnK' contest Huffalo Ver non of El Paso, Texas, first; J. K. IJrfHCO of IvOH An neles, second. CowlKiys' relay race Roy Kelly of J -awl on. Wash., first; D. Younic. of I Jtwton, Vah., second , Fred Spain, of Telocasuet, third CnwKlrls' relay race Ttert ha It lan cett of Arizona, flnn. Kiln I a. Zlnka, of I'endleton. MM'ond. Pony express rare J.imm Stanley of 1 AnKeles. flrwi; Itn Corlietl o! IjO. (irande second. Hoy Kelly of Iawton. Wash., third. StaKe coach race John Spain of TelocaMHOt, first ; Hen Hntihlnson of Union, second. Wild horse rare - - Won hy Shi Sealt of Arlington. Winners, Cow hoy tf bucking contest Lou W. Minor of Wallowa, first; Hert Kelly of I'lne Creek, second; Art Acord or Cheyenne, third. Cowgirls' hu;k Inif contest for the rhamploiiKhlp of the world Tillif Baldwin of Ptnidlfton. first ; Bertha Bl.ii.ncet I of Io Anxeles. hpcoikI. Cob Klrls bucking contest for the championship of northwest Blanche McOaURhey of Pilot Rock, firm; rf stel Walker of Sacramento, second. Steer roplnj? contest Iel Klancat of ios Aneeles, roplntr for pick Bark er, who was Injured, first; Jim Roach of McKay Creek, Ore., second; Jason Stanley of Lios AnffWefl. third dm boys' relay race 1, Young of lAwton, Wimh., first; Jack Joyce of I'endleton, second; Fred Spain of Wyoming, aecond Johnny Baldwin of. II5 Winners. Telocasset, third. Pendleton, third. All-around cowboyIe Caldwell Cows Iris' relay race Bertha Mian- IhilldngRlnfr contest Art Acord of of Pendleton. . , cett of Loh Angles, first: Itctta Cheyenne. Wyo., first; TIM Nevins, Bucking contest,ee Caldwell of Scenes at the 1916 Round-Up r 7 j ' 1 i tLW hsmJ Paige cars have long since demonstrated their independence of all "price fields." American men and women now buy a Paige not because of the price tag which is attached to it but because of its well established reputation as a fine mechanical product. On this basis, the Paige will always represent a "preferred investment" among motor cars. Its actual cost in dollars and cents will always" be an important, but an altogether secondary consideration. ou ( u imposiM for ut lo guaranty lollouing prices, for-any definite Ungthol tinu Stratford "Six-51" "eveM-pos'-cnger Kairfield Six-46' ' scien-passcr.gcr Lmwood -Six-W fi c-pas-sengcr Brooklands Six-51" f.xjr-pai-neer Dartmoor "Six-39" 2 or 3-ra'scngcr Sedan "Six-19 five-passenaer J1450 Sedan -bix-)l sevcn-pas-necr JI2M1 TownCar "Six-5 1 " seven-oassenfjer $! Limousine "Six-5 1" seven-aiicngcr j 1260 i. o. b. Detroit SIS7S $2400 $2S0 $2850 Top, cowboys nnd cow ceivipjf congratulation gills in grand march on '.rack anil arena s from A. Phirnister Proctor and c.nanes ; below. Jackson Sundown re Wellington Furlong. AURhy, Mecund; lluiol W: In for Klla I.tt In kit wh Jured. third. IV, ny expreKH ract--Jnrtc of Ix8 An(Cele. firnt; Ed Ikfr. rld r, was In- n Stanley Hilton of K'll .,Vv , i mi Wholesale and Retail weep, coal and ICE Exclusive AgenU "Peacock" Coal. "Best by every test." WE ALSO HANDLE SAND, GRAVEL, CEMENT. Wholesale Distribution of SALT, VINEGAR, SOFT DRINKS, COLD STORAGE PRODUCTS, EGGS AND POTATOES. SmythG-Lonergan Co. quality QUANTITY SERVICE Mi';nnl; Fred Spain oj T"c:Ket. third ; Htuxc coach race Won by Kd I son of W'yomins. Ctiwrw'jM' bttckinrt cntfvt-A. K. Mcormack ol Oolditmlth. o.. first; liub Cavfn of Caldwell, Idaho. Hecond; C C. t'oucn of fife. Ore third. CowlrU buckintc contest NVttle Hawn of Vrer.no. Cal.. rt; Bertha Hlancett of A rizona. second ; M I n n le Thompson of Cheyenne, third. Steer ropinfr content Kd McCarty of Cheyenne, first; Johnny Judd of San l-unctsco. second; and Cub i Crutchfleld of Cheyenne, third. Cowboys' relay race Sleepy Arm strong of Walla Walla, first; Jack Wade of Wallowa, second; liny Kelly of Iriwtnn. Wash., third. Cowgirls' relay race Ii-rtha Hlan ! cett of Arlxfino, first; oilie Osbi.rn j and Vera McOinnls. the otht-r con- j testantH, Miffrred Mcohlfiits and diviil- ; ed second and third money j I 'i.ny e7:nrxs rae llraden Oei - J I Int; nt Aihenit. I'lrvl ; Johnny HaM- i tn nf 1'einlh'ton seconc!; J:iftn Stai- Icy i if Los Angeles, third. lJiilM(.L'iTiK contest Wally Tad K'tl f Cheyenne, first; I Hi ilancett of 1's Aiiff1's, second; L. W. Minor of V, allowa third. Sta? ctuich race John Spain of Telocasset. first; H. W. H Smith, aec ond ; Harry Morse of ! Champinn cowboy A S ! mirk of ;oldi"ield, Wyo. 191 1 Winners. '5 1 Champion all-around S j Sammy ijarrett of Mulhall, lUickln contest lied i Valentl'ir, N'eb., second :5 ; Judd or Cheyenne, third. i St-'er r'pinw Tommy Crimi r?i j Che.wnnc, first; Case ITescntt H , IVmUetoii. second; J u'k Kret Newvallii okla,. third. i Steer bulMoRKin? Sum tlarrett i i Mull.ail. ukla.. ilrst. Iell ulanrett 33 i I h enix. Hccnd; Ceorjce Francis ! Havre Mont third. -rrr I ,owKiris relay r.ice Huih of Toppetilsh. Wash., first; Hlancett tf I'hofnW. second; Sperry Steele of Mtchell. third. Cowif Iris" buck ltiir contest Hrt h Hlnncett of phoenix flrt; Fannv Snorry Steele of Mitchell. Mont., sec ond: Minnie Thompson if Cheyenne, third. C li ny express race---Fred spiin of T'nlon. first ; Jason Stanley of l.o A n Re 1 or seco n d . Stiijre ooach race-Clarence Plant if I .on tr i reek. Tire, ohaiupin. I'endleton first. Yakima Canutt ot pomeroy second ; Jackson Sundown of NVz Perce, Idaho, third. Steer roping contest OeorffB Wler of Monument. N. M.. first; Charles Wler of Monument. N. M . second; Ked Parker of Valentine. Neb., third. Steer bulldozing content prank Cable of Pendleton. first; Buffalo Vernon of Cheyenne, second; Frank McCarroll of Itolse. third. Cowboys relay race--Allen Drum heller ol Walla Walla, first; B. A. "Sleepy" Armstrong of Pendleton, second; Pill Abbott of Boise, third PAIGE MOTOR SALES CO. LOU A. SUTTON. Pendleton Service Station Independent Garage. Phone 633 10DQDDDDD00DODDDDDDDDDDODQDDDDDDDDDDCQDOODQQQ Cowgirls" relay race Ruth Parton of Toppeni.h, champion: Bertha Hhincelt of Phoenl second; Vera McGlnnif of Jackson Hole. Wyo.. third. I'ony express raceAllen Drum- heller of Walla Walla, first: Tommy rlme of Cheyenne, second; Charles lleed of Athena, third. Cowifirls" bucking context Hertha j Blancelt of Phoenix, champion; Peg gy Warren of Hamilton. Mont., sec ond; Princess Redblrd of Flambeau. N. D.. third Stage coach race Zibe Morse of Union, first; Gilbert Minthorn of t'matllla reser'atlon. second. 1IS Winners. Cowboys' bucking contest First. Jackson Sundown, Xespelem, Wash.: second, Rufus Rollen, Tulsa. Okla homa; third. Broncho Bob Hall. In- l dependence. Ore. Kulldogglng First Frank McCar roll. I'endleton. Oregon; 2nd. Henry Warren. Victor. Mont.; third. John Rick. Cheyenne. Wyo. Cowgirls- bucking First. Katie Wilkes, Miles City. Mont.: second. Peggy Warren. Victor, Mont r third, Elol.se Hastings. Cheyenne. Wyo. Steer roping First. Oeorge Wler. (Continued on Pace 10.) I'endleton K. Mcfor- cowboy, Okla. Parker John .' of "lllUllllHIIIIIH THE VERDICT I'arton . Prrtha j Kanu ; I Mont., i I .... rT....v.T..;..,.";.,'.1"T."1..r:..'iM., .i-if iin i-w. tmuu i!.i!i:.nmii:i;nui :;.i'!iii:i;,l!!i:iim";i Awl ONCE more the MAJESTIC RANGE has been awarded a world-verdict over all comDetitors. This time it comes in the shape of the gold medal given by the Panama-Pacific Exhibition. Thi is the very highest aw.rJ the exposition can give. It comes to the MA JESTIC RANGE with a peculiar value, for this decision keeps the proud record of MAJESTIC RANGES unbroken. For nearly a quarter of a century ever since MA JESTIC RANGES have been on the market it has swept from all competitors the "--highest prizes offered at World's Fairs and similar expositions. There has not been one single break or exception. It is evident to the most prejudiced mind that this betokens an article of extraordinary and unquestionable merit. It is admit ted to mean much when such a prize is won even once; but when the winning is Repeated year after year, and when the judges are chosen from the most proficient men in their line from all the four quarters of the globe, we a re justified in our contention that THE MAJESTIC is the very best range on earth. For Sale in Pendleton and Vicinity by W. J. 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