Opening Night in Happy Canyon A Lively Pageant
Happy Canyon opened its third year with a grand opening at a new pavilion costing about 12000. Between 2600 and 3600 attended, crowding the street program with lively antics. Cowboys clashed with a steer in a wild display as Frank McCarroll and others wrestled the animal, while high school wood nymphs performed a graceful dance ending with Thelma Thompson. Continued on Page 4.
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Happy Canyon
Nuimers
Dred
Minsle
Pendleton
Bolas
McCarroll
Jammer
Stur
Misa Thelma Thompson
Laundrymen Attend Round-Up From Across the Northwest
About twenty five laundrymen from Oregon Washington and British Columbia arrived by train to attend the Round-Up in La Grande. The group led a parade through Main Street with the Elks band and a Welcome Laundrymen banner and were welcomed at J Robinson’s home. Notables from Portland Spokane Seattle and beyond attended, including A C Callam J Daniells John Taft and others. The visitors traveled 4600 miles to join the three day show and will return home after events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Daniels
Portland
Pendieton
John Tait
Frank T. McCullough
Spokane
Northwest Laundrymen
Iaun
Oregon
Washington
Trish Colidibia
la Grande Elks
Taylor
Main Street
United States
Carlond
L. J. McAfee
A. C. Callam
House of Representatives
J. Daniells
Enatable Business Men's Club of
John Taft
Portland Chamber of Commerce
J. R. Stuart
T. Gilliland
Remrock Warriner
Polly Gray
Brattle
W. Smith
San Francisco
Troy Taundry
Snelson
Colyme Ite
Chin
Mex Youne
Seattle
W. B. Pitch
la Salle
Round-Up Visitors Highlight Walla Walla News
Walla Walla reports Harold Vv Kinney nine, dies suddenly near Milton en route with meat trucks. Other items note violations, escapes, accidents, and local crime including courthouse reports from Salem, Moro, Parma, Astoria, Seattle, Beaverton, and Vancouver with arrests, escapes, and a bridgeworker murder investigation.
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Walla Walla
Harold
Vv. Kinney
Round-Up editions urged for timely orders
East Oregonian urges immediate orders for the Round-Up editions due to high demand from many visitors. The publication promises superior quality and broad popularity as readers send copies to inform friends and relatives in Pendleton. Postage for the full set is 25 cents, addressed and ready to mail.
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East Oregonian
Pendleton
Special Morning Show at 9 O'clock Ends Contestant Round
A special morning Round-Up show begins at 9 o’clock tomorrow with bucking bull dogging and steer roping contests to eliminate contestants. Admission to the grandstand is 25 cents. Also Happy Canyon tonight tomorrow and Saturday, plus Westward Ho parade Saturday at 10 o’clock.
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Happy Canyon
Westward Ho
First Day of Seventh Annual Round-Up Sets Records
A record opening day at the seventh annual roundup lists judges, timers, and top finishers across events. Notable results include Roy Peebler leading the Cowboy Pury Race for La Grande and Irene Oliver winning Squaw Race, with times ranging from 7 seconds to 13 percent seconds and multiple bull riding, steer roping, and relay prizes awarded to riders from Cheyenne Pendleton Boise and Oklahoma.
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Bob Liebe
Cheyenne
Roy Peebler
la Grande
Ird
R. F. Lee
Eeho
Squaw Hace
Irene Oliver
Josephine Robes
Iris Smith
Bertha Blancett
Allan Drumheller
Hob Lich
Irwin
Dwight Zedicar
Boise
Bob Burke
Willie Jackson
Bud Reed
Joe Thompson
Jim White Plume
del Blancert
George Wier
Monument
N. M
Red Steer
Jim Roach
Pendleton
Cuba Crutchfield
Oklahoma
R. P. McClellan
Philomath
Floyd Irwin
Hugh Clark
Frank Rogere
Baker
Ted Steer
Maverick
Gill Abbott
India
R B Dixon
Prineville
Daughtrey
Portland and
Audhter Ue
Hot Leihe
Wherenne
Josephine Ftohen
Ali Om Red
Mt Tance
Audienne
Hodgen 15 Refused a Place on Ballot
Salem Sept 21 Secretary of State Olcott refused to place L Hodgen of Uma Ulla county on the ballot as a democratic congressional candidate ruling the Oregon democratic central committee had no authority to make the nomination.
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Salem
Olcott
L. Hodgen
Uma- Ulla County
Oregon Democratic Central Committee
Record crowds fill Pendleton for Sound-Up opening day
Incoming trains delayed by heavy travel as Pendleton welcomes a large opening day crowd. Train No 7 on the Washington division carried twelve cars while Train No 34 ran late due to Portland and Oregon point traffic. Eastbound Train No 6 brought 461 passengers, with many from Spokane and eastern Washington.
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Pendieton
Washington
Portland
Pendleton
Spokane
Bend
N. P
Pesce
Prices and grain market notes from Portland and Liverpool
The Portland market shows open high low prices with wheat quotes and commodity spreads while Liverpool reports quiet wheat trading with No 1 Manitoba and No 3 offerings listed, reflecting varying grain values and market tone.
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Portland
Ore
Speew —Club Els
Liverpool
Manitoba
Nez Perce Tribe Joins Pendleton Round-Up Parade
A special Nez Perce car with 45 Indians arrived from Lewiston, Idaho, to Pendleton for the Round-Up festivities. Sam Morrin and Stephen Reepben lead the excursion, staying through Sunday to participate in parades and dances with the Umatilla Cayuse and Walla Walla tribes observed in the event.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Lewiston
Idaho
Sam Morrin
Stephen Reepben
Bucking Horse Rider White Falls From Steed at Round-Up Park
Dave White drew cheers after a fall during tryouts at Round-Up Park as the horse bucked and toppled him. He rose, clung to the saddlehorn, and mounted again despite the ride ending in a fall, drawing applause for his pluck. Lee Caldwell, Canadian champ, defeated Le Grande at Moose Jaw to claim the title. Le Grande later beat Caldwell at New York Stampede. Caldwell praises Le Grande as a top bucking rider and graceful horseman. Caldwell has led the Bie Pray Ranch in Alberta for 12 years.
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Dave White
Uute
White
Lill White
Lee Caldwall
Emory le Grande
Moose Jaw
Caldwell
Lae Grande
New York Stampede
le Grande
Pendleton Boy
Withal & Prince of & Fellow
Bie Pray Franch
Alberta
Round-Up Seeks More Rooms For Visitors
The Round-Up issued a call for additional accommodations to house visitors tonight. Demand for beds is unprecedented with many rooms still unfilled as residents respond by listing spaces with Accommodation Headquarters.
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Tdinhotor O
OVS
Round-Up Thrills Draw Big 1916 Crowd at Opening Day
The seventh annual Round-Up opened to the largest crowd in years with 10 000 to 13 000 spectators. Bands from Elks Milton Athena and Weston played as cowboys and Indians in bright attire performed bucking roping and stagecoach stunts, thrilling guests who filled the grandstand and bleachers.
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la Grande Elks
Milton
Athena
Weston
Plato
Plunge
Eno
Mw Jarrat
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Edward Johnson
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Hillebere
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Marion
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Taker
Parma
Jat
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Minafield Brow
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Wahrah
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Brand Avilpht Faney
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Piles
Joreph Guayn
Minto
Lane County
Vancouver
Wah
R. 5 Trixon
W. H. Daughtrey
Ep, Marshall
George Peringer
Thomas Thompson
J. N. Burgeo
Will Wyrick
E. L. Swartalander
Carl Peringer
Hodgen
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Coam
Astoria
Albany
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