East Oregonian : E.O., September 21, 1922, Image 1

Acts off Old West Revived
At Thirteenth. RumdlUp
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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922. NO. 10,243
Information of
Round-Up and
Happy Canyon
I
VSnund-T'p Friday ami Sutiir-
day. Show starts at 1:30 .sharp.
Ticket :ili's both grandstand
BRITISH DIGGING
Ifi ALONG I
VETERANS FROM WALLA WALLA
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HONORED AT SHOW
TODAV; WILD STEERS AND
BURROS AMUSE THE CROWD j
I
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ROUND-UP PARK .The magician's wand has been waved
again and by that the Old West has been revived, and in the '
sawdust-covered arena of the park the clock is turned back
while buckaroos on bucking broncos, riders in natty attire on1
rnnnino hnrQOQ sinrl nrnvoriela in nlmfnl nAfumnD rafrtirM n fivi i e
tertain the first day's crowd at the 13th annual Pendleton i
Round-Up. ' '
The crowd is a. 1922 crowd. It is good natured, keyed up to a
tension in anticipation of witnessing the best show of the many
good ones that Pendleton has staged. Down in the arena, the
men and women hark back to other days. Prominent among
A. I 1 J-Jlf 1 11 1 XT V T 1 1 !
inose wno are to uirecc me snow are Henry w. uoilins, presi- i
dent of the Round-Up association, and S. R. Thompson, live-1
stock director. The judges are E. P. Marshall and Bert Whit- !
man, Pendleton, and Henry L. Corbett of Portland. Other di-i
rectors are busy, too, some of them on the field, some of them !
working just as hard behind the scenes to insure events being
on time tor tne crowd s entertainment.
Crowd Arrives Early.
The dtiy is right for an opening
day. The slight haze of Indian
Summer in in the air to soften the i
beams of a September mm that j
beats down on the field. The tem
perature is about rig-lit for the 1922
Summary of Events
folks who lt and watch ami just I
warm enough for the artors who are!
a part of the old West. j
Thu crowd started to assemble i
early, and by 1:30 o'clock when the
show began a representative first
day attendance was seated on grand I
stand and bleachers eager to watch i
buckaroos and cowgirls and Indians
In their various stunts.
The track has been well worked
and promises to be fast for the vari
ous races that will be run Ixfore the
afternoon's program Is ended.
Honor Veterans.
The first fireworks of the after
noon was the way the veterans from
the government hospital at Walla
Walla were received. While the
Athena band played "Over There"
the crowds stood as the veterans
marched into the sections of the
grandstand on the east side which
had been reserved for them.
Mayor G. L. Maker of Portland i of which he
was then introduced and through the A few minut
magnivoxes he delivered a brief ad
dress setting furlh the purposes of
the 19:5 Exposition Special's vi:dt to
Pendleton and other points in the
state. He set forth the plea that Is
being made by Portland for the rest
of the stato to co-operate with the
Roy Quick won first place in
the cowboy's pony race with Hod
Sublette, second.
NOI CAUSE OF SIDE
anil bleachers at Alta street
street booth beginning- at s
o'clock in the moi-n'ng. Sale
opens at park at 11 o'clock in
the morning. ,
Hound-rj headquarters are in
the Judd building above llart
tiian Abstract Co., corner of
Main and Court streets. Tele
phone Accommodatii n
headquarters, Kant On Ionian
building on .Main street. Tele
phones 1121 and 1 12'..
Happy Canyon the "Little
Hrothor of the rig Hound-lip."
is held at nUiht. Shews tonight.
Friday and Saturday. Show
starts -ot 7:"u sharp. Doors open
at 7 o'clock.
Commercial association Infor
mation booth at corner Court
and Main streets. Ask Folsom,
lie knows.
Don't forget to visit the
Northwest-drain and Hay Show.
It's the greatest show of its kind
west of Ch'cago.
All visitors to IVndletnn dur
ing the Honnd-t p are urged to
fellow the trail of the Green
Cards in buvii.g tlvlr moi.is,
their beds and in gelling shoe
shines.
A town nf Pendleton's ki
has a h'g Job on its hands to take
care of the huge crowds thai are
here during the three days, but
this association and the business
people are anxious that every
one get nothing except fair
treatment.
Prices for double beds have
been established at oil, ..the
night and cots at one'-' dollar,
(ireen cards have been posted
bearing this Information.
Prices tor shoe shines tire 1
cents.
Prices for men's will he 20
per cent above the prices nor
mally charged. Hestaurant men
have agreed to this schedule.
Don't pay more than these
prces. If anyone asks more,
refuse to pay it and call the
Commercial asioeialiou Xo. in,
and make your ce-mobi'iit.
Follow the big ( Ireen ''ards.
I ' K X 1 1 1 . K TO X C 1 1 . I . 1 K It C I A I .
ASSOCIATION.
N NEAR EAST
Kemal Hitting at
Straits as Only
Enter European
SUBSTITUTE MEN
VISION FOR THE MONKEY
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WRENCH HURLERS-PLEA
OREGON HISTORY
Narrowt:
Place to
Territory.
The motto "All for Oregon all the slate to help us to get the constitution-
me ' was stressed this morning hotn I al amendment so that the city ol
UNFOLDED UNDER
SHAD0VV0FH00D
hy music and tin spoken word when
!oostiTH for tlu' Portland liHifi Kxpo-
sltiiui, who compose the special train
whiih Is louring- the eaHtern part of
(he state, held a moeviiiR- on the cor
ner of Alta. and Cottonwood streets.
Mayor CJeorKe I,. Maker of Portland,
Tom Luke, chairman of the day, Wal
ler Jenkins, sonil' leader, George .
U;iiieh, president of the Portland Ad
ctulr, the Pacific Telephone and Telo-
' uraph company ouartette, the Ilov.
( Charles McCatir-hey, and Mayor 0!. A. j
... i..... iii i Kiii'.miin of Pendleton were the load-i
VVcH Will UUI11U Uli.l&S lUIKO.eisIn the meeting which was held be
TURKS WILL DECLARE
WAR AGAINST BRITISH!
Happy Canyon Pageant Fea
tured Coming of the White
Man and Days of Redmen.
Are Allowed to Hold Thrace
Pending Allied Conference.
lin
CI tXSTAXTINOPI.K, Sept. Ul.
(P. P. )- fireiit Hritaln must accede
to Kemal's demand that pending tin
allied and Turkish Near Kast confer
ence, Tli rare he t tuned over to t lie
Turks, or war with Pritain alom fac
ing the Turk impends was the general
ludlef today as Lord Curzon conferred
it h hloyd Ut'oi'Ke tl London reKurd-
Kemal's reply to the allied pca-'o
proposal sponsored by France. Alean
' while Pritain js concent r.it inn; troops
nlor.tf the pos)horus and Ma rd;t nelles,
'with lh" (eii'er ;it Slmnak, under (
ernl JhuT'iiton, The Turks
hriuK-lns.' up morn c:rvalry Mini arlii
l"i y. K Cm a I nn no tin red Ins detenu i
nallon of gnUK throniili (lie ollieil
y.i w: I in rrm.nl on will consider such
r. n invnsinn an act of war and the fiuhr
will lie on lie told Kemal.
The- PriPsh are ditffriniur in all alonK
Ihe line, Ka lway .stations hen ari
crowded with tlie wives of Ilritish if
ficern and scores of other persons are
leaving- 1h" war zone. The Turks nro
hel;e etl a i mime at the Diirdanelles
and Posphorus. the narrow straits of
fering the only places to cross into
Kurope without transports and jruavd
h,K' ffiinhoats. They can cross on
hirpres. Pritish lims run thirty mile-
t hrouph So ut a ri, oppos'te Const a nt i
nople. Hie i-ilit wiiiir on the Ple.c't
Kr-
Mrs. KIsip Ilohbaoh, widow of
nest Ilohlmeh who committed
cide yeHttfrday nlternoon, denies em
phatically a story in a mormnR- pa-
per today that marital trouble was I
the cause of her hunband's act.
".Mr. Hobliach and I have never
had domestic trouble," she said. 'l
attribute the cause for Lis act to
poor health and financial trouble."
Mr. Ilolibaeh, who was 4!t yean-
of Hf?e, shot himself through lite',
mouth, the tragedy oecurrinK in tlu
liasement of the French Hoslaurant. J
was one of the ewncr..
s before killing hlms If. i
he had talked with his wife, who !
was at the cash resist er. lie tlu r I
wa 1 ked to the sa f e. t ook tie r1 -1
voiver. went to the basement and '
shot himself,
Mesides his widow he is survived
bv a sister. Miss : I.oui -e Hohbjich.
rc.nu to i:i:(?pi: im.axts.
MKTIK IT. Sept. (. X. S.i-
Hcnry Ford will opi u h's plant. to
morrow, it was annotince.d. The ievt
cation ef ;m or ' '
commerce commission made it pos
sible to K't coal to reopen ininird a:e-
sm- ,,.
s.-a and the left on the sea of
mora. Kernel headquarters nr
Ismtd.
Turks May Dc-.'nre War.
! PKTiLIX, Sept. I . ( P. P.) "If
I Pi-Main is unwilling to withdraw from
CVnst tnrirmple ve will be forced to
; rleelare war," Min i Hex . Turkish na
tionalist representative here announ
fore several hundred enthusiast tc
boost ers.
"We have too many monkey wrench
throwers in thestate of Oregon, and
whit we need to do a hove all other
thimrs is to replace them wH'n boosters
iv ho have a vision of the needs of the
slat' us a whole," was a statement of
Mayor pnker.
Commends MUner
"l have nothing but commendation
for your Senator Kit tier and your rep
: rescntatives in the slate legislature for
their action in preventing the voting
of the tax on the slate as a whole foi
liolrlien th' fair," Mayor Maker de
' clared. "Portland does not want any
1 fe.-tinp, atainst her to i-xist in the
I state. ,s mayor of Portland I have
I refused all tin' time nhy-'httempt on
' the part of anyone to hrlnR any show!
that Is slmi'tir to your Kolind-Pp In'o i
, . ; i ! Journal;
: inanity boosted and the rest of the j
state keep hands off,' I
rjeoiEP T.. Ranch m;ide a ph-n for
co-operatitui in putting over the expo-?-rt
iin and declared that the show is
Knliiff to be held. "There are enough
e u erjfet ic, rofj'i-.-;si ve you mi men
from every walk ol life In this stato
who are interested in it for the Hhow
to fail. We're t;olntf to haxe. our
show."
I'ordand To lny
"I want yon people to nmlerstand
that Portland is to pav for this fair.
AM the money that -will be needed by
taxaliou to start the show will be rals--d
by Portland.
"What we do want is Ihe co-opera-
Portland can legally vote to raiso the
taxes itself."
The speakers stood on the bin Stutz
fire engine to make their addressee
Mayor llartman introduced Chairman
Luke.
Hon. Geo, M. Make and wife. May
or 1 'oil la ml : Hon. .) ohn M an n anc '
wife, City Commissioner; William V
.Merry, director of special train, Port
land Ad Club; Otto HarlwiK. President
Oregon State Federation of Labor;
Alfred Aya, vice president and gen
eral sales manager Ooluinhia Tire Co,;
Ferris Abbott, Pacific States Tele
phono & Telegraph Co.; CJeorwe S. Al
len, general manager Hrldtfe of the
C.ods' Co.; Carl llrttutsch, Sclimidt
Ithottiapli Co.; Harry O. Heckwlch,
prosliient Portland Realty Hoard;
Walter H. Itrowu, assistant cashier
North western National Hank; nr. C.
S, Hlnck; Miss Opal IC. Howen, usslst-
A , 1 (, aI, V 1 to the days of tho redmen and the
Association; (!torKe A. Hraley, presl-1 .hh- n mwhaa in
dent Hruley, tirahain & Childs; Knn
SNAPPY QUADRILLE
MADE ON HORSEBACK
Many New Features Presented
at Show; Soloists Found
Immediate Favor Last Night
Tho hlKtory of Oregon, from tti
I rtaya when Its forpsts were virgin soli,
ncth ISruwn, ot'ticlul r.'iHVHcntiitlxn
St'lhv.iod Hnnnl of 'r.'nilo; Krod H.
Ill (iiinor, lCiwaiilf. ("ltih; Phillip llncb
lc. Itollily Cluli; V. V. Hoiich, l'tlli-llslu'i-
Tiu'lflo Hotel Xowb: Albert
r'leveliuid anil wile, I'lU'llund Kenlly
Hoiird; Arthur It. Ciuion, iiresUleiit
Cai'ls.in IM-iiillnR t.'o.; Merle (1. Ciimt)
hell, jiresldeiit ChihiiImII, Hinlth &
Oool; If. II. C:inipl)ell, Ityi.n Fruit Co.;
A. W. Cuutliorn and wife, Oreiron
l.lun tlurnell, Alexander
IIiiniIIIiiii Instituti'; J.ee 1. Clark,
Jlultno.nuh I'linlii.K Co.; Allen T.
J'laike; Joe Dunne, HVizel wood lee
coming of the white men, unfolded in,
pageantry last night at Happy C'an-
yon. , '
I'ntler the shadow of snowy Mount
Hood ami ItH glowing foothills, faille
danced. They vanished at the cm-
, Ink' of Indians in tho gorgeous trap-
pings of fur, beads and feathers,
i These f'.rxt American '.pitched their
tepees by the sparkling stream and en
Joyed 11 life untrammelled by law or
i ronventlnn. Then came the first sel
I tiers, to hew homes out of the wilder
! ness. Through their efforts appears
a mushroom-like frontier village, peo
pled by bearded pioneers, pretty cow-
( renin Co.; Mark Ili.nlc farifle .riiH and straluht-shooting cowboys..
states Teli ilione & Telegrph Co.; J. These children of Ihe saddle pro
O. Denman, I'aellie States Telephone si-ntod n i snappy quadrillo on horse-
Telegraph Co.: Jimmy Dunn, cloth- back, weaving in and out In intricate
I changes. On'o of the girls. It was dls
ler; If. fl. Davidson, Northwest Man-
'd io. ;tue
.Mar- Hon or Hie rest of th.' stnte to permit
at: ii to raise this money, to pay Ihe
tacs out of our own pockets In Ihe
tiiv of Portland. The city's taxes
nn- as hiuh now as they ran be under
the const it ui ional limitation. To raise
'iny more money by taxation we must
bine an anienilinent to the state con
stitution. We ean'l amend the consti
tution. Tile Whole H'I'le inusl do that.
What we want is for the people of the
PROMINENT IN THE ROUND-UP.
i.ger Warren ill-others Co.; Charles
Kekelnian; Ted Kmcrsnn, The INirt
lanil Telegram; William Kly, manager
Hippodrome Theatre; Mrs. J. G.
Praiikel. Kederatlon if Womens Clubs;
Cieorgc i tiiee.ifli ld and wife, presi
dent fireenflel.l Shoe Co.; Monroe
Coldsleln, aih-nnee representative, sec
retary Oregon Stule Elks' Assn.; H. tnH
Is. Hudson, general manager Traffic
It irei.u, I'orl and Dock Co.iiniluslons;
Harry Hale and wife, Portland Ad
Club; Dave Hoggen and wife, presi
dent Itullilers Exchange; Henry It.
Hayek, Hayek Printing Co.; W. K.
Hansen, Cope Film Co.; Jack Header
son, l.lons Club; J. A. Hubbell, I'ort
'and Itealty Hoard; M. llarwood. Mack
Truck Co.; ic, J, Jaeger, Jaeger
rirothers, Jewelers; Walter Jenkins,
Diamond Coal Co., song leader of
"rain; Arthur Johnston, president
Coffee Cup Co.; I., A. Jones, Portland
acuity Hoard; Paul Kilty, News Edi
tor The OreKonian, and wife; Miss
Anne Kell, Portlnnd Ad Club; W. J.
Km.pp, treasurer llridgn of Clods Cor
poration; H. C. I.eigh, Xationnl l'ro-
covnred, was none other than that
sweet singer, Jane Burns Albert,
whose lyric voice found Immediate fa
vor with Happy Canyon crowds. Tom
Ordeman, who has sung before . in
Pendleton, also received much, ap
plause us did the quartet numbers.
There are many new features aft-
jear's show and its variety was'
commiented upon. The old Happy
I Canyon spirit remains and the crowd
still Joins in singing that rollicking
old tune "The Old Gray Mare," and
still finds great enjoyment In the
soda-drlnklng cinnamon bears.
LIVESTOCK STEADY. . ;
ron.TI.ANn, Sept. 21. (A., P.)
Livestock i-teady, eggs, butter firm.
KETS MRU PKKVKXTION DAT. '
WAHHINOTON, Sept. 21. (IT. P.)
SBii)m;iiii:
ltose City in adopting a constitnti- and thne hrotbers, into, ii.-nry ana
onal amendment which will make it Jerome. He came to Pendli ton. in
possible for Portland to tax itself years ago and had been married for
I3.000.00n to finance the fair. .1" y.'ns.
I'uneral arrangements have
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yet been made but
; probably be held on
serviees
Saturday.
n (
will
THE WEATHER
S-pt
r.
Mav
TfHMVS WHEAT PItK'KS
Open llich l.ow Close
ll.fll'i 1.T' I. -.-, t1.
!.' l'T l.n.l's 1 "IV,
1. !' 1.11 l.n't's l.l'v
P.eportcd by Major I-e Moorboiis
weat her ol.-erver.
Maximum 3.
... Minimum II.
Harometer 2J."1:.
vol's so ii"fi rrT raif. i
WASMlV'ToX. 01. (I'. P.l
I The r:it'on milr'-:.-! shoo frre -ir" '
1 fi. ! nrf.vinmtHli- i t'.hlV li--criil
ni-Mii'il. Ih- a" iatlon ff r::ilwa- . - 1
cntivi-s anroon'-ed tn.t.1-. I
rooArs
FORECAST
1F
Warrant Issued for
Alleged Profiteerini
TonicM ani
Fri-lay fhir.
TV ftt warrani f..r nti z -X
rri)fi;-ri .; in prir''-' c'i.ii !
. room r-ntj an .hn
;tf ii.rn in city cnnil. -
pi-K-si-rtition w .') mnrfo. tni( i .s
',.c--.1 that this ae nl n'
r.th r will h pro-fut' A tmnr-
r v. .''rrTlinK lo M::yor A.
ilariman.
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i I, "k twin- i tr 1 ' f i" i"1
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President Hardin? In proclamation
called upon the country to set Mon
day, October 0 us fire prevention
day and take precautionary measures
to avoid fires.
Milling With the Round-Up Herd
I Pendleton has had the pleusure of was killed Inspector Leonard came
'entertaining i 'apt. Chailis E. Knlck- from Portland to assist in the search
jc.i hoekcr la fore today, but this is tbe;for the murderers and Jail break
J J'irsl time he has i.ud an opportunity ers. He Is here today to see the
lof seeing the Hound-Cp. He and show again,
dpt. Charles A. Hohlnson, both 68th j
'Infantry officers are here In charge
of Die fitith Infantry Regimental
.Hand. ('apt. Kith kerbocker was here
during tin; summer In charge of
(H.aM.ig arrangements for securing!
Pendleton candidates for the citizens'
training fehool at Camp Lewis. He
addressed high whool students when
be was here. "I'm glad to be back,
land I'm aalielpatlng a good time
: while we are in Pendleton," he ssld
this morning.
Jaek Pyrne a
t!cadiiiart-rs at
null with Ho- lie
elgar salesman with
I'o.tland, is here to
rd and sec the show.
Fire Chief Tainblyn of Aberdeen,,
Wush., Is a Hotarlan. To go a step,
farther he Is president of the Aber
deen notary club. He Is here for
the llotary gathering. Incidentally,
lie has visited the local fire depart
ment and had a chat with Fire Chief
W. E. ltlngold. He plans to remain
in Pendleton to see the Itound-l'p.
In 1919 W. R. Dusby of Los An
geles saw the Itound-l'p. It appeal
ed to him then Just strongly enough
that he planned his business to be
here again. He will leave tonight
after seeing the show one day.
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. Tio'mps.m. tr r f.Mh. r I it'ir
4;.et'.rK. II-r gian.!f.-:b r. William I: a'.1- v. on.- ".
ihe earl?- Mh- n'l- of I'jiit il-i o':pty M.- Tb"'-'--""
is a real U,.;(r.i iri and is mi ui'ilii.t hotceoom.in.
II or- V. c.liiro
l: . iii l-t . i;i- f r
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nff ,1 .1 T-. l.r. he
1..M-- ( I at l-'-il I"" In
is a p-o?ni i -r bus it n an
biaiii r..cn in the Northwest.
Ta have a Itound-l'p necesslLates
1 pb-nty of good bands, and the nee
Is linj w. II filb-d this year. The
Mitl. luianiry Hegiuiental band, sta
iIo.mhI at Vaneouver Harraeks arrived
--iirly this morning from Me.Minnville,
M-xon. where it has leen appearing.
Ylte band Is In charge of Sgt. I.. It.
Tar.k r?b and is compos.-d of 42
ii'-e. The rerxices of the orga-
in.x.t.ifin i. re in keen nemand ull over
Hie Northwest, and the members
I get nwnv gKHl trips. Military bands
pi-e.id.-i.t f the pendb-titn are always popular, and the 69th
an I.. . n .!:-1 f . .( with the big b" made a hit from the time they
:i!....!oirr. lit to md the ..t.- started their first nn m Iter.
d as iir-na lir-etor and slilti
a.t.llt .... to his ..C r dutie.. H -l Arrhie lonard Is connected with
an-1 ne of the bct knownthe Portland police department.!
When the late Sheriff Till Taylor!
Mr. and Mrs. William Graham and
their two sons of Sllverton, Ore., are
here to see the Ilound-L'p. This Is
their first visit to the show, but they
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Ferguson and expect to get enough
thrills thin year to make up for those
they have lost by not being here be
fore this.
Ukiah, the cowhojr capital of
southern Umatilla county, is strongly
represented at the first day of toe
Round-l'p. It is said that nearly 1S
are here today and that the whet
population will be on hand Saturday.
Among the arrivals yesterday were
Albert Peterson and Archie "Fpee
Continued en pace I.J