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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1916
Page
3
Livestock Director Sim M. Thompson brought the new Round-Up steers to Pendleton today for immediate tryouts at Round-Up Park. Afternoon sessions begin daily to test roping and steer events as hopefuls aim for a top showing in the show. Crowds reported the finest steer stock seen in this region and roping prospects promise a world class performance.
A quirky Astoria column banters about local figures like Jim Bowler and Max Hopper, mentions Adolph Schaefer and a mishap with trousers during a move, and notes flags of civic ventures and a Pendleton Round-Up tale. Also cites Agnes Fair, Tom Smythe, Roy Ritner, and John M. Bentley with social notes and a Chamberlain's advertisement.
Karlow Jolitia, a worker in Umatilla county wheat fields, leaves for Rue gene to pursue admission at University of Oregon. He will be a candidate for the University of Oregon football team this year.
A fragment notes Jove and his first shave with a phrase about two episodes in every young man’s cared that he never forgets. The passage hints at a moral or anecdotal theme from a historical column.
Adama of Echo, hauling a threshing outfit, had a traction engine run off a bridge near Pendleton. The engine and separator toppled into the ditch as the bridge gave way, delaying harvest work and prompting local travel to Pendleton for parts and news.
Arthur M. Geary a young Portland attorney and former representative of the East’s auction house was in town yesterday en route home from Walla Walla where he spoke to fruit shippers. Geary is a university graduate and is known across the state for his involvement with the Pendleton normal archon bill.
A man who set out to find trouble ends up being thrust into a problem he could not escape. The encounter shifts from a search for conflict to unintended consequences and personal risk.
Pendleton school property will be turned over during Round-Up week to autoists for parking. Lavatories will be open in school buildings with four school properties used and attendants provided. Director Dean Tatum will arrange additional parking or camping areas beyond the school blocks.
New York Sept 4 There is upheaval in the ranks of the suffrage movement with three top officers resigning Mrs Frank Roessing declines the vice presidency Miss Anna J Patterson chief secretary to Mrs Currie Chapman Catt seeks to resign and Mrs James Morrison wants relief from recording secretary duties The departures spark fears of a leadership void as questions arise about candidates and succession in the movement
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