Round-Up Day Ends With Drumlheller Camp Breakfast
The Drumheller camp hosted a farewell breakfast for distinguished visitors including Willian McMurray and several railroad and newspaper officials. Guests traveled in an old grave coach, enjoyed a hearty frontier meal, and witnessed a playful bronco ordeal before departing by coach. Tonight a grand cowboys dance and street celebration close the Round-Up’s final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drumheller
Willian McMurray
O. W. Rh. & N Company
Robert
Joan
John M. Lee
Ament
Jack Iy Neill
Artitide
Ten Hutchison
Pete
Bank Robbers Still At Large In Vancouver Case
Vancouver, B C Sept 16 Despite the bank robbery of more than three hundred thousand dollars from the Bank of Montreal three men early yesterday morning investigators maintain a definite crew will be caught. Provincial authorities and detectives sweep the region from Westminster to the U S border for traces of the gang. Heavy rains hinder road travel and investigators consider escape by craft down the river as the most likely option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B C
Sweeny
Bank of Montreal
Ays
Westminster
United States
Round-Up photographers visit Pendleton for feature photos
Newspiper Photos of Round-Up, A. A. Preciado, managing editor of the Spokane Preas, and MoT Martin, staff photographer of the Newspaper Einterprint aessociation, arrived in Pendleton to gather feature stories and photographs for publication in over four hundred U S daily newspapers through United Press associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Preciado
Spokane Preas
Mot «Martin
Einterprint Aessociation
Pendleton Day
United States
United Press Associations
Dineam Saves Man's Life From Gas Tube
In New York on September 16 Samuel Schwartz a retired businessman nearly died from gas inhalation. His daughter Misa Schwartz awoke with a vivid dream and rushed to his room finding him unconscious with a gas tube in his mouth. She tore it away and a physician revived him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mite Lonn Scohwarts
Samuel Schwartz
Misa Schwartz
Hoe
Dollar a Kiss Is Price in Los Angeles
David Bell a taxicab driver paid one dollar for a kiss from Miss Violet Templeton of San Francisco. He had driven her to the railroad depot where she found she had no funds. She declared her face was her fortune and leaned forward, prompting the kiss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
David Bell
Bell
Violet Templeton
San Francisco
Westward Ho parade dazzles thousands in frontier pageant
A morning Westward Ho parade drew a solid city crowd at 11 o clock. Floats depicted pioneer life including the Queen of the Pacific Effice Parkes and the Queen of the Round-Up Laura McKee with attendants. Bands Pendleton Weston Bowen Arnold Carulvs plus cowboys, cowgirls, Indians and prairie scenes filled the route. Switzler and Jinks Taylor marshaled the crowd as a moving picture machine filmed the spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westward Ho
Trumpeteera
Pacific Ocean
Misa Effice Parkes
Laura McKee
Sur
Genevieve Clark
Iva Hill
Norma Alloway
Muriel Saling
Pendleton Mounted Cowboy
Weston Cowgirls
Bowen
Arnold Carulvs
Wii
Taft Opens Trip With Farm Education Speech
President Taft spoke at Syracuse New Jersey about the agriculture department steering growth and education. He called for higher annual appropriations to fund advisory training and scientific work, proposing local participation and coordinated efforts with state authorities to uplift farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. J
Taft
Agricultural Department
Hestreddt
Tt Ie
County
Minte
Ute
Actu
Ehighachools
Supreme Court Pressure Overturns Two Cent Fare Ruling
New York Sept 14 railroad interests unite to urge the Supreme Court to uphold Judge Sanborn’s reversal of the two cent per mile fare law claiming federal guarantee of travel protection. Wall Street financiers rebuke the ruling while governors’ voices clash over possible costs to western states and federal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Sugamenie
Edison
Santor
Wall Street
Govéynore
Spring Lake
Sanborn
Washington, D. C
Check Babes In Court in Maxwell Street Room
Chicago listeners report Municipal Judge William N. Gemmill ordered a baby check room adjoining the Maxwell Street municipal courtroom. The bench action follows his observation that women in court bring young children to win sympathy, a concern underscored by two parties appearing with seven children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Maxwell Street
Walliam N. Gemmill
Rockefeller protests Forest Hill estate tax rise
Jno D Rockefeller challenged the Forest Hill estate valuation as his legal representatives appeared before the tax commission in Cleveland on Sept 16. The protest cited a more than fourfold increase over last year’s valuation and was ignored by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. D
Cleveland
John DP. Rockefeller
Cote
Warrant for Banker in Brooklyn Arrest Issued
Judice Putman of the New York state supreme court issued a warrant in Brooklyn for the arrest of Edward Grout former comptroller of New York and president of the Union Bank of Brooklyn. Grout is accused in alleged misapplication of bank funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Judice Putman
State Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Edward Grout
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Grout
Assailant in Service of Czar's Police In Theater Plot
Kiev dispatch reports Bogrovt the lawyer, linked to the shooting that wounded Premier Stolypin, sought the theater to assassinate high officials. Police and military authorities pursue a deep seated terrorist plot to topple the government, with Bogrovt identified as connected to the security detail. Stolypin's condition shows improvement, with physicians pleased by his progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Russia
Bogrov
Stolypin
Nibhidas
Prisner
Whithey
Smiesont
Seerion
Micefholas
Etowpin
Robbers Slay Paynwstey and Mitehure at Pittshure
A masked group shot and killed David Stern, paymaster of the Pittsburgh coal company, injuring his companion. The thugs fled after stealing unspecified money. Authorities offer rewards and are reviewing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paynwstey
Mitehure
David Stern
Pittshure Coal Company
Masket Hatdits
Chinese Butcher After Rebels In Pekin
Pekin reports rebel Nen In Sa echuen has grown to a point the government deems beyond suppression and plans to execute Tsen Chun Suna, famed suppressor of uprisings. If he resists, a merciless warfare will follow. Foreign missionaries are under guard as turmoil spreads. About twenty thousand troops refuse to join either side near Cheng Tu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Tsen Chun Suna
Cheng Tu
Model Town Marshal Degraff Dies at Seven
Degraff Ohio model town marshal P J Detrich aged 7 is dead amid town pride in honesty. He planned to resign from a post paying $140 a year since there was nothing to do. No successor is expected as locals resist political spoils and value virtue over office.
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Degraff
Oale
P. J. Detrich
Ohio
Deeraff
Petrich
Himelf
Woman's assailant captured after schoolroom attack
Snowflake Sept 16. The hobo named Wilson, identified by a photograph of Miss Gladys Rice, the school teacher attacked in her classroom and forced to a secluded location where she held him prisoner for hours, was today captured.
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Wilson
Gladys Rice
Prohibition Leader J C Russell Fined for Drunkenness
Minneapolis report notes former Prohibitionist candidate for governor J C Russell was fined for drunkenness. He claimed to be out of politics and said he spent the summer gardening.
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Minneapolis
J. C. Russell
Northwest championship steer roping and relay results
Roy Moss led steer roping with 1 16 1 2 while Edgar Chapman took second at 1 32 and C Rhinehurd was third at 2 01. Cowboys Relay Riders with Roy Kelley posted 18 96 total. Fred Spain claimed third at 16 22. Bulldoggers Buffalo Vernon won with 2 44 total. Jason Stinney led Pony Express Riders at 7 24 over Corbett 7 42 1 2 and Roe Kelles 7 48 1 2. Shigy Coach Drivera John Spain won Northwest champion in corgi relay. Bertha G led the corgi relay with 1410 total. Cowpony Toie W H Stickler led 1 minute in steer hoping Edgar Chapman 1 minute 32 seconds. Maverick Race Walter Seale won, Job Dexler won Cowboy Relay Time 45 46 1 2. Young second 4 47 1 8. Pred Spain third. Bulldog team Buffalo Vernon first 1 91 with Prle 23h. Express Race Jason Stanley 2 28. Kelley and Corbett 2 20 dead heat. Oak and Horsemanship cowboys Fred Spain first, Mrs Manning led cowgirls. Roman Hace Ben Corbett second in Sir Saale with 1 05 4 5. Bertha Blancett first in Cowell Relay 9 01. Elin La Zinka second 4 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Moss
Northwest
Edgar Chapman
C. Rhinehurd
Roy Kelley
D Young
Fred Spain
Buffalo Vernon
J. E B. Briscoe
Pony Express
Jason Stinney
Ben Corbett
Roe Kelles
Shigy
John Spain
Bertha G
W. H. Stickler
Young
Mickey Matin
Arconil
Niarclass Mckay
L. Bh. Metts
Walter Seale
Cweriis Rase
Job Dexler
Anna Pierce
Stov Kelley
Pred Spain
Hulldogelnge
Butfalo Verve
J. E Prle
Stoop
McCay Millet
Jason Stanley
Noy Kelley
Hen Corbett
Spain
Ben Hutchinson
Fred Spatm
Pest
Mr. Manning
Bee Taylor
Prince Roman Hace
Wini Sir Saale
Cowell
Bertha Blancett
Elin la- Zinka
Rhausamt wild beenthertines fame e at Mound-Up park show
A large crowd gathered at Mound-Up park this afternoon despite threatening weather to witness the frontier event. Buckaroos ropers racers and bull doggers performed with high energy as a well organized parade and arena entries impressed attendees with improved formation and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhausamt
Malin
Wyte
Simb
Buffalo Vernon Exhibits Steer Roing in 45 Seconds
Buffalo Vernon staged an exhibition roping a steer in 45 seconds, running down, lnssoing, throwing and tying the animal. The performance highlighted by Bertha Blancett, the world’s champion woman bronco rider, who again presented her daily act of riding and roping skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Vernon
Bertha Blancett
Pinchot Alters Alaska Views From Seward Visit
Pinchot modified his views on Alaska after a Seward inspection trip. He praised the mineral and agricultural potential of the Midge?nteka Valley, favored farming and stockraising, and reserved the right to speak further on mining and coal field development. He opposed monopolistic control and sailed for Cordova.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seward
Alaska
Pluchert
Alaaka
Mitunteka
Pinchot
Cordova
Best Show in Country Praised by Governor and Visitors
Governor Oswald West and Jefferson Myers praised Pendleton Round-Up as the best show in the country. Myers said Oregon owes Pendleton gratitude for the advertisement, noting the show is natural, wholesome, and draws booster sentiment from attendees on a special train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor West
Oswald Weat
R. Jefferson Myers
Democratic Primarie
Myers
Portland
Pendleton
Oregon
Borthind
Pendreton
Thourmands
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Saar el
Chuck
Hide
Dineam
Supreme Court
Jude
Czar's Police
Model Town
Speutauhs
Lisdit
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