GROTTO RODEO·

JULY 24 29 1944

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The committee has worked hard to bring to you an outstanding show, and I trust their efforts will meet with your approval. I thank . you for your patronage in helping us to make this our Ninth Annual Rodeo a success.

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FOREWORD You are now witnessing th e 9th annual Rochester

rodeo, which is not a Wild West show, but a real contest of cowboy sports.

The rodeo is · under the personal direction of Colonel Jim Eskew, rancher from Garland, Texas, who has staged many of the greatest rodeos throughout the Southwest before coming to the East.

The outlaw horses and wild steers are not trained but are like our gangsters with a mean streak in their blood that will never clear up.

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horses and wild steers get more of a break than do the cowboys and cowgirls.

In this contest no cowboy or cowgirl is permitted to ride the same horse or steer twice during an engagement, and they never know what horse or steer they draw till the notice is posted on the board, and in this way there is no chance of "fix-ing" to get a certain horse or steer.

The cowboys and cowgirls come here at their own expense and compete for valuable prizes . The management is not responsible for any accident or injury to the contestants.

The Rodeo is the world's greatest and most dangerous s'port. In conclusion, MAY THE BEST COWBOY OR COWGIRL WIN!

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HOW RODEO EVENTS ARE JUDGED Rodeo fans who attend the ninth annual Roch-

ester rodeo, are naturally puzzled how these various events are judged.

In the saddle and bareback bronc riding, the con-testants are given points, and it is necessary that three experienced judges are selected, ones that are fair and impartial to all contestants.

In the bronc riding events, the better a horse bucks the better marking the rider is given, and the rules say that the first . five jumps out of the chutes, the rider. must have his spurs against the horse's shoulders, and if a rider fails to comply with the rules he wi11 be disqualified, regardless of how good a ride he makes.

In the bareback bronc riding contest, this is a loose-rope, one-hand contest, and the res t of the ride is governed by the rules same as the saddle bronc riding contest.

The judges are placed in various parts of the

arena so that the rider will be sure to spur with both feet and not on one side, then th ey compare markings, and the lowest markings on the best three r ides produces the winner.

In the calf roping and steer wrestling events, they are judged by the stop watch, and three min-utes are g iven the ropers and the steer wrestlers. and if they fail to catch and throw their animal they are disqualified.

The lowest .amounts of seconds will designate the three winners in the day money

In this contest it will be a five calf or steer aver-age, and in the bronc and steer riding contests it will be a five horse average, and any cowboy who has not been disqualifi ed will be entitled to com-pete for .the .final money.

The time consumed by the bronc rider. or steer rider is usua1ly ten seconds.

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COLONEL JIM ESKEW Arena Director

T he Arena Director is the man who is r e-sponsible fo r th e fa st, snappy manner in which the Rodeo performance is unfolded to the spec-tator . It is no small job , for it must be borne in mind that the Rodeo is what mig ht be termed an impromptu performance-it is· unr ehearsed.

It ta kes executive ability to handle a hundred or more cowboy and cowgirl contes tants and at th e same time look after a couple of hundred head of stock. It takes show.manship to take a program made up of a series of contes ts and a rrange it in a workable manner for smooth performa nce.

Col. J im Es kew, th e Arena Director, is a well known T exas rancher, a form er contestant, . a nd seems to be a born showman. H e knows cattle, horses and the Rodeo game in its entir ety, and' t hat he is well qualifi ed for the pos it ion you will have no doub ts when you have wit nessed this performance.

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THE RODEO To stage a rodeo for a number of days wh ere

there are a lot of contestants entered takes a lot of stock; according to the rules no contestant can compete' upon · the same animal twice during the run of a rodeo whether it is 3 days or 10 days and stock for contestants in an event must be drawn a t one time for the entire group, so that each con-testant will have a chance to draw the bes t or t he worst animal in the lot. It may take three or even four days of performances for each and every con-testant to compete in an event (called a go-round) before a purse award can be made, but th e fellow who makes his trials on the fourth day, drew his stock at the same time as the fellow who had his try the first day.

It is a great expense, and takes a lot of time to gather a go'od string of rodeo stock, especially bucking horses. Most spectators at a rodeo never give a thought as to· where the bucking horses come from or how they are obtained, they seeming to believe that a person can take most any nag, train it to buck, and call it a rodeo bucker, and on account of this false idea that so many have the writer believes that rodeo fans will be interested in a little history of bucking horses.

It must be remembered that there were no horses of any kind in America until the 16th century when the Spanish Conquistadors came ove-r, they brought the horses, and we are indebted to Cortez, the Spanish explorer, who came into our country in search of gold and to DeSoto, who came later, for leaving a great number'.of their horses in this eoun-try and thereby starting the life and ex istence of the noble equine in America.

For about three centuries the offsprings of that first herd of Spanish horses ran wild, three centu-ries of running wild and inbreeding developed a different type of horse, and while he lost in size and weight, he retained the stamina of the original

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breed,. gained speed, an d developed a r esourceful-ness and animal cunning not in his for efathers.

Bucking horses, that is, good ones, are getting very scarce, because the old Spanish strain is r unning out, and there a re fewer outlaw bucking horses now than t her e has ever been during the past two centuries.

No person can look over a herd of wild horses and pick out the outlaws, that outlaw trait is dis-covered in the process of breaking, the outlaw horse being one of a certain temperament and dis-position that causes him to defy . all efforts at subjugation so far as becoming a saddle horse is concerned. The ordinary wild horse will buck for a time and quit, the outlaw will continue to buck every time an attempt is made to ride him or that he is saddled, and there are annals of rodeo buck-ing horse cases where horses have continued to buck over a period of twelve and fourteen years of active arena work.

Obtaining rodeo cattle is not so hard, a fresh supply is necessary each year, especially the calves which outgrow their usefulness in the calf roping contests and . become too large, and the bulldogging steers which after a season of having the cowboys tussle with them become arena wise and duck and dodge _as the cowboy leaps from his horse to catch their horns and so become almost impossible as bulldogging cattle. Most of the bulldogging cattle come from near the Mexican border or from the interior of Mexico where a semblance of the old longhorn breed still exists. The Brahma bulls used in the bull riding contests, come from the lowlands or gulf coast regions of Texas and Florida, and a great number- of new ones are brought east each year. ·The Brahma seems to possess that man-hating outlaw instinct of the Spanish strain of horses and many of them will go on bucking year after year.

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Everything to be seen in a real Rodeo is not as dangerous as bull riding, steer wrestl ing, broncho busting or calf roping. Between the regular contests, whi le the riders and ropers are getting a breathing spell and to give time for refilling the chutes, special features are presented. Promi-nent among these is the act of J ack Knapp and his partner Bobbie. Jack, a diminutive cow-boy, four feet five inches tall, dressed as a matador, will present his burlesq ue bull figh t which is guaranteed to bring gales of

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CALF ROPING CONTEST There shall be three timekeepers, a tie or fi eld

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CATCH AS CA TCH CAN Two loops will be permitted and should he mi ss

with both he must r et ire and no time will be a l-lowed. Roping calf without releasing loop from hand is not permitted.

Rope must be on calf when rop er gets hand on calf.

Contestant'. must adjust rope and reins in a man-ner that will prevent horse from dragging calf.' Contestants must r eceive no assistance of any kind

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from outside. If horse drags calf, fi eld judge may stop horse;

When roper busts calf intentionaly, in the opinion of the judges, th e roper is disqualified.

Rop e may be dallied or tied hard and fast-either is permissable. Contestant must dismount, go clow n rope and throw calf with hands and cross tic any three feet. If calf is down when rop er reaches it, t he calf must be let up to his feet and thrown by hand. The time must hold until passed on by the judge and roper must not touch calf after giving finish signal until after judge has completed his examination. If tie comes loose or calf ge ts to his feet before the tie has been ruled a fair orie, the roper will be marked no time on calf. Untie man must not touch calf other than take rope off until judge has passed on tie.

Ten seconds penalty for beating or breaking barrier.

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COWGIRLS' BRONC RIDING CONTEST In addition to the purses, a ll entrance fees

in each event wi ll be sp lit back among the win ner s of the finals.

T he amount of day money will be paid according to th e numb er of performers re-( juired to complete one go-round:

Contesta nts who win First, Second and Third p lace s at each performance m ust be ready in front of the chutes to be announced to th e a udience immediately after the event.

CONDITIONS Any ride r turnit)g down horse, or refus ing

t o ride whe11 ca lled upon, shall be disqualified and not a llowed to r ide for clay money that day or any day following in this event, and s hall also fo rfeit her entranc e fee.

The hig hest total markings on all horses win fina l money.

This wi ll he a hobbl e, stirrup contest and no extra points will be allowed for riding sl ick

A ll riders to use committee saddles and two r eins.

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BULL AND STEER RIDING CONTEST

Rider's, and bulls or steers will be selected by th e management for each performance. All bulls or steers to be numbered. Stock will be drawn for by the judges. If rider draws a bull or steer he has once ridden at this contest, he must draw again.

Riding to be done with one hand and loos e rope, with or without handhold, or rigging and one hand. No knots or hitches tci prevent rope from falling off bull or steer when rider leaves him. Rope must have bell-no bell, no marking. *Eight seconds will be allowed fo r r ide before signal is g iven by timer. Time to start when bull or steer leaves chute. Riders who are knocked off at chute or, if bull or st eer falls , to be entitled to a re-ride at discretion of judges. Rider not to use sharp spurs, or locked rowels, and not to spur bull in the chute before gate opens.

Any of the following offenses will disqualify a rider:

Cheating in any manner; Bein g bucked off; Not being ready to ride when called; Touch ing animal with free hand or hat; Us ing sharp spurs or locked rowels ; Spurring bull or steer in chu te.

*Note: Rule of 8 seconds applies only to United S tates . In Canada it is 10 seconds.

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COWBOYS' BRONC RIDING CONTEST Riders and horses for each day will be selected by

management: horses to be furnish ed by manage-ment and riders will draw for mounts. If rider draws a hors e he has once ridden during this con -test, he must draw again. Contestants must ride 'as often, and on any horse, as judges deem neces-sary to determine winner. ·Riding to be don e with plain halter, ONE rein and saddle, all of which will be furnished by the management. Saddles to be recognized and accepted association 14½ to 15-inch tree made and rigged on the Hambley design. \Nhen new saddles are bought they shall be 15-inch tree. Rein to be three or four strand braided grass or cotton rope and not to exceed one inch in diameter, without tape and knots and must not be wrapped· around hand. One arm free. Riders must not change hands on rein and r ein hand must show day-light above horse's neck as riders leave chute. Rid-ing rein and hand must be on same side. Horses to be saddled in chute. Rider may cinch own saddle or examine same to determine if satisfactory. The matter of r e- rides will be decided by the judges .. After the horse leaves the starting place, every-thing the rider does will be counted for or against him. Horse must be spurred first jump out of start-ing place and rider must continue to spu r through-

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out ride to satisfaction of judges. \ Nhcre three judges are used, one judge to mark horse and two judges to mark the ride , the three figures only to be added to determine the total points.

Ten seconds wi ll be allowed each rider from time horse leaves the chute or snubbing horse before signal is g iven by the timer. Ride is completcd when signal is given.

Any of the fo llowing offenses will disqualify rider:

Cheating in any manner; Being bucked off; . Changing hands on reins; Wrapping re in around hand; Pulling leather; Losing stirrup; Not being ready to ride when called; Failing to spur throughout ride to the sa tis fac -

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PULLMAN GRILL Chas. La Roche

We Serve the Best Food, Beers and Liquors 26 PULLMAN AVE. Glen. 4913

Compliments of

ZUTE'S 51 SOUTH A VENUE

Compliments of RAY STREB HOTEL

Projansky 'Tailors and Furriers to gentlewomen

39 EAST A VENUE

PROGRAM "The Star-Spangled Banner"

EVENT NO. 1 Band Concert by J. E. Ranch Rodeo Band

EVENT NO. 2 Grand Entry and Introduction of Officials and Special Characters

EVENT NO. 3 The Dance of Rangeland-Quadrille on Horseback

EVENT NO. 4

Cowboy Bareback Bronk Riding Contest Contestants must ride ten seconds to qualify. Judges will mark points scored.

EVENT NO. 5 Trick and Fancy Roping

"ONE TRIP PLUMBER" Call Culver 3457

Prophet

FRANK H. SCHUTH 670 WINTON ROAD NORTH .

Plumbing, Heating Tinsmithing "We· ha.ve our tools with us"

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WM. C. -RUDMAN INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS

1982 RIDGE ROAD EAST

Phone : Culver 1598

Prophet

ARTHUR H. BUSH OPTOMETRIST

Practice Limited. tothe Examination of the Eye and the Correction of Visual Defects

1001 CLINTON A VENUE SOUTH Rochester, N.Y. Monroe 6643

EATON & SIMS (Prophets)

Luggage and Gift Store 29 SOUTH CLINTON A VE NUE

We invite you to drop. in and make our store your gift headquarters

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SIMON FELDMAN AGENCY INSURANCE

AGENTS UNDERWRITERS BROKERS LIFE FIRE AUTO BONDS

LINCOLN-ALLIANCE BANK BUILDING Phone, Stone 7250-7251 ASSOCIATE HARVEY FELDMAN

PROGRAM- Continued EVENT NO.6

Jimmy Risk, World's Champion Trick and Fancy Horse Shoe Pitcher.

EVENT NO.7 Cowgirls Bronk Riding Contest

EVENT NO.8 Songs and Music of the Rangeland by the Ranch Boys

EVENT NO. 9 Cowboys Saddle Bronk Riding Contest

Minimum t 'ime lim-it, ten seconds.

FIFTEEN MINUTE INTERMISSION During this rest period you are invited to visit the Refreshment Stands where

you will find quality foods and soft drinks.

AT INTERMISSION

REFRESH YOURSELF AT SOL'S STANDS At either side of the Bleachers and under the Grandstand

After the Show at SOL'S, CULVER ROAD, SEA BREEZE

Have Your Painting and Decorating Done by a Pr·ophet

RAY BERTIG 39 BERKSHIRE STREET

Monroe 7586

WEIDER'S Famous for Riding Equipment

WEST MAIN & BROAD ST.

L. POPPLEWELL CARTING CO. Local and Long Distance

Furniture, Freight and Baggage Movers 173 University Ave. , Cor. Scio St.

Stone 1774 Padded Vans

TOWER TAVERN All Legal Beverages Good Food

450 SOUTH AVENUE

List of Contestants and Participants

1-Col. Jim Es kew.... .. ..... Garland, T exas 2-Dolly Eskew. ...Garland, Texas 3-Fog Horn Clancy.. ..Houston, Texas 4-Mary Louise Eskew ....... ... ..... Ardmore, Okla. 5-Madonna Eskew.. .. .. . Ardmore, Okla. 6--Mary Parks .................. ....... v\Talsenburg, Colo. 7-Mildred Mix .......... .. .... .. ...... Chandler, Ariz. 8-Ruby Rober ts .... Houston, T exas 9-Bobbie Knapp ........ .... .. ..... . Hollywood, Calif.

10--Carroll Dowell.. ........ . Sundown, T exas 11-Levada Densmore. .. . ...Smithfi eld, Texas 12-Beryl J ackson .... . Houston, T exas 13-Molly Malone ......... .................. Dublin, Texas 14-Adair Shaw .............................. Topsfield, Texas 15-Beverly Shaw ............................ Topsfield, Texas 16--Buddy Mefford ..... .. ......... .. ...... Anadarko, Okla. 17- Auvil Gilliam.. .... .. .... .. .... ..Wacco, T exas 18-Ruby Ray Collier .... Coleman, Texas 19-Jack Knapp.. .Hollywood, Calif. 20-Steve Knapp . Hollywood, Calif. 21-Brahma Rogers........ .. .. ... ..Tyler, T exas 22-George Adams........ .. .... . . .......... Tulsa, Okla. 23- Mary Rogers.... . ... .. Tyler, T exas 24-Evelyn Hart........... .. ... . . . Ft. Pierce, F la. 25-Bud K essler.. . .Las Vegas, N. M. 26-Charli e Aldridge ....... Colorado Springs, Colo. 27- Johnny Davis.. . ..... Del Rio, T exas 28-Claude Morris.. .. .. .. Moreland, Okla. 29-Jack Andrews ...................... Lake Buttler, F la. 30-Bill Parks.. . ........ Gordon, N ebr. 31-Buck Dowell... ........................... Sundown, T exas 32-Lucky Pickett... .... .. ....... Santa Barbara, Calif. 33-Smoky North.. . Cody, Wyo. 34-Red Hammerschmidt... .. .. McLaughlin, S. D. 35- Shorty McCrory.. .. ... Springfi eld, T exas 36--G. K . Lewellen Blackwell , Texas

All Kinds of Accordions Tuned and Repaired

Shabbarrasi Music Store Musical Instruments of Every Description

Piano Accordions Our Specialty Teacher of Piano Accordions and

All Instruments 764 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH

Stone 2191

37--S. A. York .......... .. .. .. .. . ............. B elton, Texas 38-Jack J ackson .. .. ....... Houston, Texas 39- Bucky Brennan.. .. .. .. San A t1gelo, Te'xas 40-Speedy Densmore.. . .... ... .... Tekamah, Nebr. 41-Irby Mundy... .. ... Shamrock, Texas 42-Ralph Collier ..................... Coleman, Texas 43-T. D. Haynes ....... Fort Worth, Texas 44-Red Daugherty.. ..Kansas City, Kans. 45-Allen Verdun... .. ... Dodge City, Kans . . 46--0klahoma Curley .......... Chickasha, Okla. 47-Ray Bildwin.. .. ... .. ....................... Hope, Ark. 48-Dickey Dyer. .. . .Kissimmee, Fla. 49--Walt Mathewson ...... ................... Clovis, N . M. 50-Red Wilmer........... .... .. Ranger, Texas 51-AI W. Lay . ........ . Los Angeles, Calif. 52----Erbest Ballou .. . .... .. .... . Garden City, Kans. 53-Pete Baker .................. .... Ft. P ierce, Fla. 54-Clayton Hart. .. .. Ft. Pierce, Fla. 55-Chas. Griffin ............................... E l Paso, Texas 56-Johnny Chapman .... .. Fort Worth, T exas 57-Hoss Allen ........................................ P ecos , Texas 58-Jimmy Walden. . . .. .. .. ... . Marietta, Okla. 59- Spencer Williams .... Las Vegas, N. M . 60'---Stanly Goode.... .......... Ardmbre, Okla. 61-Percy Cayuga. .. ..... Miles City, Mont. 62---Ray Ruben ....... ............. .. . Wild Horse, Colo. 63- McRea Skye Belle Fourche, S. D. 64-Nick Fiore. .. ... .......... . Jaurez, Mexico 65-Mexico Slim.. . .... Tampico, Mexico 66--Pete Shepperd ... .. .. .. . .... . . Cody, Wyo. 67-Joe Caliente. . .. . .. Denver, Colo. 68- Jake Watts .. . . .... .. . Denver, Colo. 69-Bob Gregary ... .. D enver, Colo. 70--Ted Vallett.. .. ............ .... ... Los Angeles, Calif 71-Flo· Vallett .. ...... ....... .. .... ... .. Los Angeles, Calif. 72- Gene La Verne ....... Los Angeles, Calif.

"The Home• of Furniture Fashions"

Frank P. May Furnitur Co. COMPLETE HOME OUTFITTERS

261-265 NORTH STREET

Main 427

CULVER 4017

CLAMBAKES

LEO H. LEWIS 751 BROWNCROFT BLVD.

Valley Echo Caterers NO PARTIES TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL

PICNICS LUNCHEONS RECEPTIONS CHURCH AND LODGE SUPPERS

PROGRAM- Continued EVENT N0.10

Frog Jumping Contest

EVENT NO. 11 Calf Roping Contest

EVENT NO. 12 The Shooting Mansfields from Alaska

EVENT NO. 13

BRIDGE PARTIES

Jack Andrews, Australian Bull Whip Manipulations and Whip Popping

EVENT NO. 14 Cowboys Steer Wrestling Contest

EVENT NO. IS

DRAWING FOR FOUR UNITED STATES WAR BONDS (Evenings Only)

Charlie Rebscher Bill Cameron

PROPHETS Gen. 16

Monroe 4268

Cameron Realty Company REALTORS

214 POWERS BLDG. Main 5847 LISTINGS WANTED

Bring your real estate problems to us.

GREEN CABS MAl N 211

FOUR CAN RIDE FOR PRICE OF ONE

GREEN CAB COMPANY

BOOK YOUR NEXT SHOW through the

Harry Stone Theatrical Exchange 130 CLINTON A VENUE SOUTH

Office, Stone 2031 Residence: Monroe 4344 Booking Night Clubs, Banquets, Private Clubs,

Fairs, Picnics, Carnivals, Field Days

Compliments of

Sargent & Greenleaf lncorpo.rated

Glenwood 4413

For Your Lunches and Ice Cream Stop at

GEORGE S. PALMOS CANDY SHOP

321 DRIVING P ARK AVENUE

Compliments of

DR. GEO. J. BAILEY

AUER'S HOTEL All Legal Beverages

MEALS AT ALL HOURS

243 RID GE ROAD EAST

WHITEHOUSE HOTEL All Legal Bever'ages

BAY VIEW

MY GIRL There's a girl from the W es t who st ands out

from th e rest, A girl in a big broad brimmed hat , Has a figure so trim and a waist that 's so slim She's the kind all the fellows look at. She wears br ight flash y clothes when she goes

to the shows, Is a p icture of rhythm and grace; A nd with eyes always dancing as her horse

keeps a-prancing, The boys afte r her a lways chase, She has eyes for them a ll, but for none does

she fa ll,

ARENA DUST It never happened before in the history of the

rodeo game, a nd may never happen again, but two rop ers in a ninetee n-day contes t at th e Madison Square Garden Rodeo last fall each roped nine calves an d finished w ith the sam e total tim e, roping a dead heat for the championship. They were J ames Kinney and Toots Mansfie ld and th e tota l tim e for each was 207 3/5 seconds.

For she's true to her love far away; And when we're t hroug h w ith this trouble, she'll

ride throug h life double F rom her cowboys she never wi ll st ray. A nd so for this r eason, may this war end this

season, So that back home again I may be, Cause the guy she has la nded, soon will have

hog-tied and branded, If you don' t know by now- w hy, it's me.

-Dick Shelton, Sl/ c.

IT'S SO!

Says Philosopher Guy Lochard. A horse can't kick ve ry well when he is pulling. He hasn't got time. None of us are horses , but the .idea applies to us just the sa me. W hen you feel like kicking, get out a nd pu ll, an d you'll fine\ that if you pull hare\ et1ough, th ere won't be a ny reason for kicking.

BUY MORE U.S. WAR BONDS

AND STAMPS

Compliments of Compliments of

ELAM SHOE CO. THE SMILING IRISHMAN

1500 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH Main Motors 593 CULVER ROAD

"Duration-ize" Your Home Appliances The gas and electric appliances now in our homes will have to last for the duration of the war because no more are being manufactured. A little extra care and an occasional oiling will make them last longer and give better and more economicaL service. When a repair job is necessary, call the appliance service man in your own neighborhood, You'll get speedier service and help conserve tires and gasoline.

ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC

PROGRAM- Continued EVENT N0.16

Cowboys and Cowgirls Trick and Fancy Riding

EVENT NO. 17 Jack Andrews and His Trained Brahma Bull "Henry"

EVENT NO. 18 El .Toro "Y" Toreadors

Sen.or Jack Knapp, the diminutive cowboy in an amazing burlesque of a Mexican bull fight .

EVENT NO. 19 Jack of Diamonds, Liberty Jumping Horse

EVENT NO. 20 Cowboys Brahma Steer and Bull Riding Contest

EVENT NO. 21 Participated in by All of the Contestants, Ropers, Riders and Special

Performers.

All timing of events done by Longines, the world's most honored watch, a product of Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co., Fifth Avenue, New York.

LEWIS NESS CARTING COMPANY 188 lVIT. HOPE AVENUE

Service sin ce 1869

Furniture and Freight Movers

LEON M. HILL, P res. P hone Mon. 8228

JOHN T. LEWIS Funeral Home

151 GENESEE STREET

Ge nesee 6878

Alvah F. Stahl, President-Treasurer W illiam F . Strang, Secretar y

Alfred S. Bat es, V ice-Pres ident

ROCHESTER AGENCY, Inc. Incorporated 1912

Insurance Protection - Insurance Service

2040 EAST A VE NUE (Down Rockwood Street) Monroe 1345

P hone, Monroe 1864

THE GRAY CARPET CLEANING WORKS

Oriental and Domestic Rug Washing

251 SANFORD STREE T

Ninth Annual Rodeo Operated and Conducted by Lalla Rookh Grotto, M.O.V.P.E.R. Wild Stock, Saddle Horses and Special Features Furnished by Col. J im Eskew, Cattle and

Horse Rancher of Garland, Texas and Owner of the J. E. Ranch,, Waverly, N.Y.

RODEO OFFICIALS Col. Jim Eskew, Garland, T exas Bi ll Parks, Gordon, Nebraska .

......................................... ...... . Director and Producer .. Assistant Arena Director

Buck Dowell, Sundown, Texas .... ........ .. ..... .. .. . .Superintendent Wild Stock ..A rena Secretary

.................. Timer ........................ Timer

....... .. .. :Mas ter of Ceremonies

Curley McCall, Calgary, Canada .. . ....... .. ....... .. . Mary Louise E skew, Ardmore, Oklahoma R uby Rea Collier, Coleman, T exas Fog Horn Clancy, Houston, Texas

CONTEST JUDGES Speedy Densmore Shorty McCrory ........ .. ..... .. .. .

.. T ekamah, Nebraska ........ Springtown, Texas

LALLA ROOKH GROTTO RODEO COMMITTEE Monarch Harold Knierim . Past Monarch Bryant G. P arsons Dr. Barton Baker P as t Monarch Freel B. Lycldon Carl L. Drexler ................ .. ... .. ..

Advisory Committee: Grotto Secretary, Charles M. Colton, Archie Bubier , Sam Anclerson, Past Monarch Robert E. Burns, Carl Johnson, Bar-ton Baker, Carl Drexler, Carl Ayen, W illiam . A. Doane, Fred Helbing, George Holtz, Leon M. Hill , Charles Kortz, George Lawn, Walter H. Woodworth, Louis E. Hall, Fred B. Lyddon, Eric Redshaw, Charles K irby.

Reser.ved Seats: Mrs. Punnett.

Advance Ticket Committee: Carl Johnson, Chairman ; Charles L. Kortz, Assistant Cha·ir-man; Committee-Every member of th e Grotto.

Finance Committee: Walter Couchman, Past Monarch Fred B. Lyddon, P ast Monarch S. G. Bowie. Ushers Committee: Past Monarch Carl Ayen, Chairman; Harry Burrows, Gen eral A dmission ; Bob' 'Griffin, Bleachers.

Program Committee : Carl Drexler, Fred Eb-becke, J oseph F ranklyn.

Visitors Committee: All Past Monarchs.

Awards Committee: Leon M. Hill.

Parade Committee: P as t Monarch Frank J. Buehlman, Marshal; Greeters- A. J . Furner, Pres ident; H yman B. Malley, Captain. Patrol-Ray Ads itt, President ; Howard E. F rench, Cap-tain . . Pipe Band - Francis Love, Pres ident; Charles Ewart , Pipe Major. M ilita ry Band-Cha rles Van Norman, Manager; Will iam J. M elville; Director.

.. ....... Honorary Chairman .... ........ General Manager

.. .. Secretary ............. .... ....................... Treasurer

.. .... Ass istan t Manager

Arena Protection Maintenance: Isaac DeRoo.

Publicity Committee: Charles B. T utty, Sr., Fog Horn Clancy.

Grotto Grounds Foreman: Willard Pun nett .

Minute Men : Stan Harris, Erie French, Wil -liam Beldue, :Mi lton Crissy, A. J. Thompson, P ete Van Neil, Hugh Barnum, Roy Baird, Wil-liam Craw.

First Aid--Courtesy Rochester Lodge of :Moose. Dr. A. L. Sanow, Chai rman. Carl Mee, Vice-Chairman. Stanley Dombrowski, Captain.

Edgar VanOrdier, Capta in. Dr. M. D'avidson, Physician in charge.

The foll owing are members of the unit: John Tutty, Herbert Turney, Beals French, E llsworth H all, Albert McGregor, Edward Meinhart, George N ewman, W illiam P yle, Dr. H . F. Raab, Benj. Silverstein, Wil liam VanDemar, Charles Knapp, Ray Carpenter, Harold F lorescue, Arthur Lavelle, Frank Dailey, J ay Irish, John Diamond, Freel Duckitt, Joseph F ico, George Jacobi, Ray-mond Fico, John Hamm, J ames Deli bert, Charles Thayer, Edward Sisson.

The fo llowing are members of the Women's Lodge : Mable Sisson, Jean Lanni, Rita Hol-brook, Helen Ladue, Laura Niblack, Ann Sanzel, Ethel Wood, Catherine Weinrib, Margaret Tutty, Calla T rapane, Louis e Pappert, Hattie Meyer, Margaret Legler, Jennie· Irish , Pauline Gaver, Harriet Comstock, E lsie Atwood.

FROMM'S HOTS .

37 Other Varieties of Sausage .. Sold by Your Dealer

LALLA ROOKH GROTTO MILITARY BAND

AL TURNER Excavating and Grading Contractor

"WE MOVE THE EARTH"

316 ALVANAR ROAD

Glenwood 7653

THE WHITE KITCHEN RESTAURANT

J. L. Fico "A Good Place to Eat"

503 WEST AVE. Genesee 6785

Compliments of DAN SOHN MACHINE COMPANY

24 MARlETT A STREET

Compliments of WHITE OAK RESTAURANT

Frank Legan, Prop.

EAST SIDE AUTO PARTS New- Used

Parts for All Makes of Cars 545 to 549 BROADWAY Monroe 6930

.WILLIAM J. CORRIGAN RESTAURANT

All Legal Beverages

204 GENESEE STREET

Charlotte 2237-W ALBERT G. LIST

Hardwood Floors Laid and Finished 181 SENECA PARK A VENUE

Best Wishes from TOMMY JENKS

1467 CLIFFORD A VENUE

Compliments of JOSEPH MADONIA

Contractor

FRED A. FISHER All Legal Beverages - Good Food

1456 CLINTON AVE. N. Glen. 7246

FRO-JOY Sold Exclusively on the ·Grounds ICE CREAM

FLAGG RESTAURANT Home cooked meals our specialty

All Legal Beverages FLOAT BRIDGE Culver 3046

Charles J ohnson, Prop.

Compliments of

HEINRICH MOTORS, Inc. 214 LAKE A VENUE

FRANK GRINNAN 1525 LAKE A VENUE Glenwood 6614-6615

Open Nights and Sundays Known for Fine Meats

Compliments of

JOSEPH INGOGLIA & SONS 426 NORTH STREET

RED & WHITE STORE Scottsville Road at Barge Canal

GENERAL FOOD STORE

Harry Seccombe, Prop. Genesee 5292

McDONALD'S DINER Good Foods Open Day and Night

222 PORTLAND A VENUE

Compliments of

FLOWER CITY GLASS CO. 124 MONROE AVE. Stone 3160

PAL GRILL All Legal Beverages Good Food

622 CLINTON AVE. N. Main 8883

Compliments of DOC KOEHLER

THERE'S A TREAT IN STORES FOR You VITAMIN-ENRICHED

AND NOW DELICIOUS BOND HAS LOTS OF BODY-BUILDING PROTEIN TO HELP YOU TO REPLACE RATIONED MEAT.

CHOOSE A Bathinette* COMBINATION BATH AND TABLE

For That Little

Broncho Buster

You'll find REAL pleasure in bathing your little Broncho Buster in a "Bathinette On sale in infants depts. of leading stores.

IN YOUR HOME Trade-mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. and tn Canada

Lalla Rook.h Grotto Service Roll The following members of Lalla Rookh Grotto are now serving

in the armed forces Harold V. Ackert Hazen E . Albert Frank Ashton Byron Barclay David B . Bromley Alexander A. Brownlie *Charles L. Carter Joseph G. Chait James S. Chapman Clayton Clark Eugene Clemson

Herbert J. Cluff Harry E. Cooper William J. Cox

Preston Gardner N. E. Gauch W.D.Geib Arthur F. Havill Gilbert J . Hess O. John Houck James P. Hunn Oliver H . Hutchinson Leslie S. Johnston Leonard Karweick Thomas C. Keenan

Kenneth J. Keilman Robert Kinzel Milton J. Klick

Kenneth Plain Frank Plunkett Laurence A. Polley L. C. Predmore Thomas Rintoul Kenneth H. Rollins C. E. Sears John P. Servis Norman J. Shannon J. S. Smith Edward C. Spencer

Clarence D. Stewart George Strelow

Charles V. Crandall Walter Cross

Walter R . Klingenberger Leslie J. Lawrence

Ray R . Streeter Martin Strohmeyer John M. Swanton C. O. Thoresen Thomas Tulloch Raymond Ward Arthur C. Webster G. R. Wilkinson Nigel A. Willis George Willis Harold R . Wishman Richard A. Young Robert H. Young

John Currie Samuel E . Daley Earl DeCaire John A. Doebereiner William J. Deubel Edward H. Dreier Chester Edwards Clifford Ellis Ray Ernst Kenneth Fladd

Pete r 'M. Lauchlan A. E. Leonard Thomas McAvoy Robert McIntyre Coleman E. Meyerhoff Clarence W. Morley E. J. Mulford A. J.Norman William G. Neff Albert J. Outermans Donald C. Pillsbury

Thos. F. Street & Sons wm. B. Duffy Carting Co. ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE .

Including LIFE INSURANCE

47 STATE STREET Main 584

62 MARSHALL STREET Rochester, N.Y.

Furniture, Freight and Machinery Movers

Phone : Main 3286-3287

GROTTO COBOURG CRUISE for members, their families and friends

SUNDAY, AUGUST 20, 1944 ADULTS $2.00 CHILDREN [under 12] $1.00

Boat leaves dock at 9:30 A.M. Return at 9 P. M, AUSPICES OF GROTTO PATROL - ERIC REDSHAW, Chairman

"Why Buy When We Suppl y"

Modern Coat and Apron Service Incorporated

LINEN SUPPLY SERVICE T elephone Ma in 7887

534 ST. P AUL STREET Rochester, N. Y.

Phone Main 8168 Res . Ge nesee 3502-R Towing and Expert Repairing

CLARISSA ST. GARAGE W m. H . Smith, P rop.

General Auto Repairing Battery Charging Towing

Storage-Painting-Collision Work 209 CLARISSA STREET Rochester, N. Y.

SHOP AT

Wegmans

HOME OWNED

P hone, Monroe 1864

THE GRAY CARPET CLEANING WORKS

Oriental and Domestic Rug Washing WEST MAIN AND BROAD STREET

· "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" SAY IT WITH OURS

NEW YORK FLORAL CO. 3 MAIN STREET EAST Main 6443

Compliments of ROCHESTER WASTE MATERIAL

CORP. 19 CLEVELAND ST.

RUSTIC GRILL 17 FRONT ST REET

Beer - Wine - Liquor Horne Cooked Dinners

Stone 3080

AVON DAIRIES, INC. 721 Clinton Avenue S. Monroe 2177

Ice Cream and Dairy Products At th e following loca tions

721 Cl inton Ave. S. 3 Hudson Ave. 761 Genesee Str eet 350 Driving Pk.

501 Lyell Avenue Culver and Ridge Olympian, 8 E. Main St .

J. S. McCONNELL Tin, Slating and Gravel Roofing

Practical Tin; Sheet-Iron and Cornice Work, Roofing and all kinds of Jobbing, Blow Pipe Work, Smoke Stacks, Heavy Sheet-Iron Work,

Standard Labeled Tin Clad Fire· Doors 271 MILL STREET , Cor. FACT ORY

Phone, Main 3081 Res . : Glen. 641

Compliments of

Wm. B. Morse Lumber Co. WM. B. MORSE

OTIS LUM BER CO. MORSE SASH DOOR CO.

License No. L-4229 Compliments of

Livadas Liquor Store 183 MON ROE AVE NU E

Ston e 5549

JARDINE PHARMACY A. J. Ortolani, Pharmacist

Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals Prescriptions Filled Accurately

392 STATE STREET Main 7521

Compliments of PARSELLS AND WEBSTER GRILL

All Legal Beverages Frank Oehlbeck, Prop.

WYNN RESTAURANT Meals at All Hours-Open Day and Night

493 WEST A VE NUE Rooms Genesee 7712

{{ Leith JJ

' 'IF IT IS ANYTHING IN JEWELRY" Your watch or clocks might need repairing

How about a g ift for that Birthday or Anniversary?

LEITH & MAR TIN JEWELERS

319 COMMERCE BLDG. Stone 2643

Open Day and Night All Under Lights

Willow Point Park: The Most Beautiful Out Door Sport Field

in Western New York Out Door Sports of Every Type

Free Parking Fireplaces Prophet Jack Garliner; Owner

BAY ROAD, WEBSTER

RODEO DICTIONARY Bicycling-The act of scratching with first one

foot and then th e other , in the manner of riding a bicycle.

Blowing a Stirrup-Losing stirrup , w hich disquali-fies rider.

Broncho-Mexican word for "mean," shortened to "bronc," in cowboy parlance a vicious, unbroke n hors e.

Bronc-buster-Cowboy who "breaks" broncs .

Bucking, Buck-jumping, Pitching-The gyrat ions of a bronc trying t o unseat rider. -

Bulldogging Ofte n t ermed steer w restling, the throw ing of a st eer by his horns in a rodeo event, subj ect to rules of the contes t.

Bulldogger--A steer wres tler. Chaps-T he leather or hair leggins worn by the

cowboy to protect his limbs from th e thorns or - from rain.

Chuck Wagon-The rangeland cafet eria which fo l-lows the round-ups, and to w hi ch th e cowboys come for their m eals. The chuck wagon is fur-nished by the ranch er for days during the round-ing up of the herds the cowpunchers do not r eturn to the r anch headquarters but take all their meals at the chuck wagon.

Community Loop-A slang expression to co nvey the idea that the roper threw an extra large loop or noose.

Compliments of DEMLER ART CORP.

63 MT. HOPE AVE. Stone 5145

PATSY'S GRILL Beer Ales Wines Liquors

Dinners Served All Day It Pleases Patsy to Please You

507 MAPLE STRE.ET Genesee 3308

SEE ZWEIGLE FOR YOUR COLD CUTS

For That Smoker, Luncheon or After Theatre Supper

214 JOSEPH A VENUE Stone 6944

CARBONNEAU BOWLING HALL Restaurant Cigar Store

. 270 STAT E STREET

Crow-hops-A t erm contemptuously applied to mild bucking motions .

Dog-fall-Putting a steer down with its fee t under him. The throw is not complete until s teer is flat on side with all four fe et out.

Eating Gravel-Being thrown from a bucking bronc or wild steer_

Four Footing-Catching an animal by the fe et with a rop e in order to throw same for handling.

Hazer-Bull-dogger's assistant. A fter bull-dogger has leaped fro m pony to steer, the hazer, mounted, picks up former's mount and also protects him from being gored w hen he releases steer.

Hoolihaning T he act of leaping forward and a lighting on the horns of a s t eer in bull-clogging in a mann er t o knock the steer clown w ithout having to resort to twisting the animal down with a w restling hold. Hoolihaning is barred at prac-tically all recognized contests.

L-osing a Stirrup- Pulling the foo t out of a stirrup wh il e keeping the feet moving in a kicking inotion in compliance w ith contest bronc-riding rules. Losing a stirrup disqualifies the rider_

Mail Order Cowboy-A t end erfoot in custom-made cowboy r egalia and devoid of range experience.

Man-killer-A w ild horse with homicidal mania, that strikes at mounted or unmounted m en.

Maverick-A n unbranded stray; a term well known in the lands of ra nches and cattle branding.

LEIGHTON GRILL All Legal Beverages

2 LEIGHTON AVENUE Good Food

Cu lver 5966

ANDREWS MARKET, Inc. 71-73 FRONT ST. Main 2567-2568

Where Meat Is Always Fresh and Clean MEATS and POULTRY

We A im to Please by Good Service, Quality

Established 1842 CALEY & NASH, Inc.

Automobile Trimming and Painting 1828 EAST A VENUE Monroe 5126

RUSSER'S MARKET Fine Meats

AMES, CORNER MAPLE

We Supply the JE Ranch.'Rodeo-

S. J. WALLACE DEALER

HARNESS AND WAGONS HAY . STRAW GRAIN

139 PARK AVENUE MONROE .2783 - J ROCHESTER. N.Y.

HAUGHON ELEVATOR CO. 350 EAST MAIN STREET

Main 5621 Rochester, N.Y.

Compliments of FLOWER CITY RESTAURANT

394 CENTRAL A VENUE

THURSTON MARKET & GROCERY Harold Gerber, Prop.

398 THURSTON ROAD Genesee 917

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JENKS AVENUE RESTAURANT

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99 MT. HOPE AVE. Main 827

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All Legal Beverages - Good Food

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ART KINGSLEY

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8 MILL STREET

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STEER WRESTLING CONTEST Contes tant will be disqualified if he attempts to,

in alLy way, tamper with steers or chutes. Only one hazer allowed. Contestant must furnish own hazers and horses. After catching steer, wrestler must bring it to a stop and twist it down. If steer is accidentally knocked down or thrown down before being brought to a s top, or is thrown by w restler putting animal horns into ground, it must be let up on all four feet and th en thrown. Steer will be con-sidered down only when it is· lying flat on its side, all four feet out and head straight. The fairn ess of catch and throw will be left to the judges and th eir decision will be final.

Hazer must r etire from field as soon as w restler catches his steer and must not -render any assis-tance to contestant while contestant is working with steer. Failure to observe this rule w ill impose penalty on contestant.

There w ill be a time limit of two minutes in this contest. If wrestler has not caught and thrown his steer in- two minutes, he will r etire from arena on signal and be given no time.

T en seconds penalty for beating or breaking barri er.

No penalty for breaking horn.

KEEP COOL enjoy the Finest Drinks and Food

AT THE AIR-COOLED

Powers Hotel Taproom E. ]. Braun, Mgr.

Distributors Lowe Bros. Paints

Barnard, Porter & Remington W. C. Remington R. J. Fowler

Paints, Glass, Brushes . Artists' and Drawing Supplie$

9-11-13 NORTH WATER STREET Main 8140

CITY BLUE PRINT CO. Black and White Copies

Blue Prints Photo Copies W. F. Schock

6 ATLAS STREET Stone 6480

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REPUBLICAN COUNTY COMMITTEE

Greetings Compliments of BRASS RAIL RESTAURANT CHRIS PAWLIK

FRANK and HERMAN Auto Specialists-All Makes 352 MAIN ST. E . Main 7928 7½ ROME ST. (Rear) Stone 4755

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CROSS BROS. Leather Belting

114 MILL STREET

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Main 8038

1457 CLINTON AVE. N. Near Ball Park

MAYFLOWER DONUT SHOP 239 MAIN STREET EAST WAFFLES - DONUTS

GRIDDLE CAKES MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE

WINTON GRILL Louis Cole, P rop .

All Legal Beverages - Tap Room in Rear 1784 EAST A VENUE Monroe 9346

PHILLIP'S GARAGE

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LIEDERKRANZ CLUB

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LAKE AVENUE

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ROCHESTER SHANK CO.

SWEET'S GRILL AND RESTAURANT Merle Sweet, Pres .

All L egal Beverages 250 STATE STREET

CHAS. KENNEDY F"u-i\.eral Director

1601 EAST MAIN ST.

GRAHAM'S GRILL

Culver 3847

Towing GENERAL REPAIRING Welding All Legal Beverages - Good Foods 611 JOSEPH AVENUE Stone 7072 836 MAIN ST. W. Gen. 7763

A VERY RESTAURANT "Rendezvous of Rochester" Chilled Pitchers and Steins

956 LYELL AVE. . Glen. 7182 A. Sassone, Prop.

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100 COMMERCIAL STREET

Auto RADIO Home Drive-In-Service-Installation and Repairs

ROCHESTER RADIO & TELEVISION . co. 45 SCIO STREET P hone Stone 3388

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1106 MAIN STREET EAST ,

Qreetings! FROM A FRIENDLY CORPORATION

T.C.

STUART-OLVER-HOLTZ CO. G. F_ H oltz, Prop.

PHONE, MAIN 5560·

Plating Lacquering Metal Spinning Silver Ware Repairing

Manufacturers of Metal Specialties

406 PLATT STREET

NURSERY STOCK WALKS POOLS DRIVEWAYS

SPRAYING TRIMMING

WM. LAUWERET Landscape Contractor T ree Moving a Specialty

43 W ISCONSIN STREE'T Culver 4014

Group of Cowgirls who are with the 1944 Grotto Rodeo. Included in the group are Mary Parks, Dolly Eskew, Mildred Mix Horner, Estelle Rogers, Juanita Lopez, Lillie Matthews, Mary McCall, "Tiny" McFarlan, Minerva Patterson, "Peewee" J acobs, Laura McCarthy and Millie Smith. They are all ropers and riders.

TONY'S RESTAURANT Spaghetti Chicken - Steak Dinners

505 SOUTH A VE NUE Monroe 9389

J ; KIRCHER MARKET and GROCERY

701 H UDSON A VENUE Stone 3574

EUGENE HAGENBACH GRILL

All Legal Beverages

G. BAREIS & SON Everything in Footwear

826 JOSEPH A VENUE

ART HENRY'S RESTAURANT All Legal Beverages

1354 DE W EY A VENUE

PETER VAN REMOORTERE MARKET

203 RIDGE ROAD WEST Glenwood 7229 1256 'CLINTON AVE. N. Main 6751

Compliments of ROCHESTER CLOTH SPONGING CO., Inc.

ARCH HOTEL All Legal Beverages

Fine Foods 1288 CLINTON AVE. N. Main 7968

LUMB ER - COAL - ROOFING MILLER PEERLESS PRODUCTS, Inc.

JOSEPH WUNSCH Bavarian Restaurant

746 J AY STREET Genesee 3497

GOETZMAN & NEWMAN SYRACUSE - UTICA ALBANY

Service 492 OAK STREET

ROGERS RESTAURANT FINE FOODS

691 EXCHANGE ST. Main 2840 75 SPRING ST. Roger Doliiver, Prop.

RICHardson

EDDIE'S CHOP HOUSE Best of Foods and Legal Beverages

Eddie A. Burghi, P roprietor 155 MAIN ST. E. Main 8056

BEN MILLER HARDWARE D e Voe Paints Glass

Electric Supplies 551 -53-55 STATE ST.

WEEKS HOUSE

Plumbing

Main 6818

W e Cater to W eddings, Luncheons and Bridge Parties

SUNDAY DINNER SERVED Call Grace Weeks at Glen. 7009

1239 LAKE A VENUE

PAUL GUDAT Collision Service, Tow ing

DuPont Duco Automobile Painting Body and F e nder Work

Welding and Frame Straightening 70 TILLSON ST. Stone 1057

GOOD FOOD QUALITY RESTAURANTS

. -East Side~ 474 N. GOODMAN ST. Cul. 3069

-West Side-414 BROWN ST. Glen. 6931

CHAMBERLIN RUBBER CO. 94 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH

Stone 3391-92-93

HERBERT'S Steaks - Chops - Sea Food

Rochester's Outstanding Diner 503 MONROE AVE . Monroe 9332

ASTER THEATRE George F rank, Prop.

High-class Photo Plays BAY AND SECOND ST. Culver 2121

Whether in Rochester or Sea Breeze We Appreciate Your Stopping In JERRY BURN'S TAVERN

P ORTLAND AND NORTON 4585 CULVER ROAD

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H. M. CROSS & SONS 232 MILL STREET

Compliments of TOM COLOVOS All Legal Beverages

581 JEFFERSON AVE. Genesee 526

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A. L. PROUDFOOT COAL CO. 1066 MAIN ST. E. Cul. 3140

EARL'S GRILL E. P . Manella, Prop ,

Famous for Italia n Spaghetti, Chicken and Steak Dinners

389 EXCHANGE ST. Main 7884

SYRACUSE SUPPLY COMPANY Established 1885

Construction Equipment Division 1349 UNIVERSITY A VENUE

CHUCK'S PLACE GOOD FOOD GOOD COFFEE

1551 M t . Hope Avenue

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MEISENZAHL FOOD CO.

LAEMLEIN'S MARKET 883 PORT LAND A VENUE

Stone 6721-6722

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DWYER ELECTRIC CO.

LONG'S DREAMLAND PARK New Rides SEA BREEZE New Games

Lightning Bug - Jack Rabbit - Hey-Dey - Subway - Restaurant Skooter - Loop-0-Plane - Aero Swing - Golf Course

OPEN TILL SUNDAY -SEPTEMBER 10

WANT TO LEARN CALF ROPING?-.. HERE'S HOW By Buck Doweil

If you want to be a calf roper, start roping at anything or everything, first on foot and then just sitting on horseback. starting at close distances and gradually increasing to about twenty feet. It's all right to start with a large loop, but gradually work it down to where you are throwing a loop of about four and a half feet in diameter or a little less if you can wield a s maller loop accurately; the smaller the loop that can be thrown accurately, th e better. The calf is more apt to run through a big loop or get its feet angled in same. Every fraction of a second counts in calf roping and the time taken in bu ilding a bigloop and the time taken in drawing it in might m ean the difference between a big prize and a smaller one, or no prize at all.

Care should be taken to learn to spread the loop with as few whirls about the h ead as possible. It's a bad ha bit to continually whirl the rope during the entire chase of a calf. The hand should describe two or three quick circles above the head of the roper and the loop should be let go, or thrown, whi le the palm is down and the knuckles up and the same movement of th e arm that thr ows the loop should on its return draw the rope back to help make it taut and at th e same time allow some of the rope to be paid out so that calf wcn't b e jerked clown.

A quick dismount should be made and the rope grabbed near the horse rather than to run two-thirds of the way to the calf and then have to hunt for the rope in case the calf is .running in a circle. Follow the rope clown to the calf and upon r each-ing the calf, if you are big and strong and the calf

MANDELL'S CUT RATE PHARMACY

Prescription Specialists PORTLAND AT NORTON

Main 8018

F. K essler, Prop. Tel. Main 8659

No. 155

KESSLER'S HOTEL All Legal Beverages

230 NORTH STREET

COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND

DEWEY RESTAURA.NT All Legal Beverages Fine Foods

489 DEWEY A VENUE, Opposite This Park

is light, flanking is the quickest way to get the calf down, but if the calf is too big to make flanking sure, than grab the animal by its right front leg near the ankle and after pulling this foot, leaving only three feet on the ground, grab the right hind leg. lifting it and pushing the calf over. Always try to have the calf fa ll away from the direction of the horse or against t he tight rope; this makes the throwing of the calf eas ier.

W ith the calf upon its side, st ep over the a ni-mal's body w hile still holding its front foot up and well away f rom the animal's body, bring your right leg or foo t . in behind the calf's hind legs above the hock and push both hind legs forward to where its hind fee t are in position for the tie, now bring your left foot around to where you are well braced and able to hold calf in that position. Take piggin string from mouth, slip over calf's front foot , w hich you th en pull back to make cross w ith the two h ind feet and tie by making a couple of w raps and a half hitch.

If the calf is kicking and you have trouble get ting both hind feet in position it is better to push on e hind foot into place a nd make at least one wrap around the front foot and the one hind foot, t o hold while you push the other hind foot in position for the tie.

With these instructions, a good hors e and not too wild a calf and a lot of practice you ought to g et the job, clone, but if it takes you as long to rop e a calf as it does me to t e11 you how, you'11 never win any money at it.

No. 87

POST A VENUE GRILL Otto Is a Great Host

E. J. WEBER RESTAURANT CLINTON A VENUE

Opposite R K O P alace Theater

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Compliments of WARSAW ELEVATOR CO.

LA MAY DRUG CO. P r escriptions Called For and Delivered

HARMAN'S REST Good Food-All Legal Beverages

1800 EAST A VENUE Monroe 1733 384 RIDGE ROAD W. Glen. 7675

BARNARD GRILL All Legal Beverages

2822 DEWE YAVENUE E . H. Junker, P r op.

LEONARD'S SEA FOODS Lobsters, Sea Foods - Steaks

1163 CLINTON AVENUE NORTH

EAST MAIN GRILL Liquors, Wines, Beers and Ales

DANCING Wednesday - Thursday - Friday - Saturday

1076 EAST MAIN ST. Culver 5946

ALBERT'S COFFEE SHOP Famous for

GOOD FOOD AND COFFEE COR. STATE AND CENTRAL A VENUE

RAPPL & HOENIG CO. D ea lers in

Building Supplies Sand and Gravel 1441 RIDGE ROAD E. .Stone 218

CONCRETE & CINDER BLOCKS PRODUCTS CO.

10 BUELL ROAD Genesee 2120

Compliments of LOUIS JACOBSON

Meats and Provisions 35 FRONT STREET

DUTCH MILL RESTAURANT All Legal Beverages

We cat e r to Private Parties 2901 DEWEY A VENUE

BAREBACK BRONC RIDING CONTEST Riders will be selected and stock for each day will

be furnished by the management. One hand rigging to be used. R iders may usc their own rigging if r igging is not over t en inches in width at hand hold and not oyer six-inch "D" r ing, or not a freak-judges to decide on all rigging. Horses to be nu m-bered and dranw for . Riders who are knocked off at chute or when a hors e fa lls out of a chute, t he rider will be ent itled to a re-ride. If horse fa ils to buck, re-ride to be granted at the discretion of the

THE PEPPER POT J oseph Wehs, Prop.

Rochester's Newest and Most Up-to-date Restaurant

All Legal Beverages M eals at All Times 1392 ST. PAUL ST., cor. Driving Pk. Glen. 7161

EMPIRE TEXTILE WEAVING CO. Tears , Moth Holes Burns R ewoven

5 ST. PAUL ST. Stone 3192

BARNEY NAAS All Legal Beverages

374 SOUTH AVENUE

WALKER'S SERVICE STATION Dewey Avenue· a nd Stone Road

Charlotte 1170

BORLEN'S GRILL All Legal Beverages

CHILI A VENUE AND HINCHEY ROAD

KRAMER'S BAR-B-Q Lunches and Dinners

NORTON AND CLI1 TON

judges. Horse must be spurred in shoulders first jump out of chute. Eight seconds will be a llowed for ride before sign'al is given by timer. Time to start when horse leaves chute.

A ny of th e following offenses will disqua lify a r ider :

Cheating in a ny manner ; being bucked off; not being r eady to r ide when called; touching anima l with free hand : use of any substance or preparation on any part of rider 's clothing or equipment.

Music Dancing DODGE GRILL

Dinners and Lunches All Legal Beverages 1479 LYELL A VENUE

Glenwood 7291 P earl M. Dodge, Prop.

CHAS. HELBERG All L egal Beverages

1260 NORTH STREET Main 8234

BENDER BROTHERS Funeral Home

301 ALEXANDER ST.

BAB'S GRILL A ll L egal Beverages

1055 HUDSON A VENUE

Stone 1179

FALCON AUTO SERVICE 995 HUDSON A VENUE

Ma in 8263 Rochest er, N.Y.

LILL'S REST All Legal Bevera.ges

60 ATLANTIC AVENUE Monroe 9250

Culver 1714 Res., Culver 2014

Clancy Carting & Storage Co., Inc. "Service Since 1885"

Moving - Packing - Storage Wm. J. Clancy

9 GRAND A VEVUE Rochester, N. Y.

DIAMOND BAR Chet Fowler, Manager

Entertainment Every Night In the lntimate Manner

70 EAST A\

Devonia Nursing Home Under Medical Supervision

Exclusive Residential Home for Mild Mental, Chronic and Convalescent Cases of AH Ages

Ora M. Boyce, Supt. Reasonable Rates Graduate Nurses

163 RESERVOIR A VENUE Monroe 4675

WM. BROWN CO. Dealers

Scrap Iron and Metals , Stone 313g

Office 18 RHINE STREET Yard ALEXANDER STREET

HADLOCK PAINT CO., INC. Acme Quality Paints and Finishes

Bauer and Tilley Ladders and Scaffolding

MacMillan Ring Free Motor Oil 466-470 CENTRAL AVENUE Stone 1968

Estimates Furnished

GEO. SPALTY & SONS Metal Work and Roofing

Air Conditioning 1811 CULVER ROAD Culver 825

Shop, 120 Woodman Park

Compliments o£

FINCHER MOTORS, INC. 18 SOUTH UNION STREET

Main 2262

ROCHESTER MAGNETO and STARTER SERVICE

-Authorized .Dealer for Exide Batteries Repairs on All Makes of Generators, Starters, Magnetos, Distributors, Ignitions, -Fuel Pumps

and Carburetors 265 HAYWARD AVENUE

Culver 2127-2128

THOMAS F. TROTT Funeral Home

683 MAIN STREET EAST Stone 1524

.

WRIGHT & ALEXANDER CO. Contractors

HEATING, PLUMBING and AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER

Chemical Fire Extinguishers, Supplies Wrialco Concrete Inserts

21-23 OTSEGO STREET Main 1056-6828

A Large Stock of IMPORTED and DOMESTIC

Wines and Liquors

HENRY J. SCHWALB 1829 MONROE AVENUE, BRIGHTON

Monroe 9008

Food Fit for a King

Lorenzo's Restaurant 29 CHESTNUT STREET

Main 732

HETZLER BROS: ICE CO. Inc.,

Coal - Coke ''You'll Save If You Order Now"

Crushed Ice :in All Sizes 801 DRIVING PARK AVENUE

Glenwood 446-447

COBBS HILL GRILL STEAKS CHOPS SEA FOOD

BEER WINE - LIQUOR

Where Good Fellows Meet and Prices Are Right

1104 MONROE AVENUE Menroe 9299

BERNARD T. FLANNERY Funeral Home

17 PHELPS AVENUE Glenwood 4251

NONE BETTER

SCHRADERS Truly Delicious

Sausage Products 651-655 PLYMOUTH AVENUE NORTH

Phone Main 2410

FENCES FOR THE RODEO ERECTED BY

DE ROO WIRE WORKS PROPHET ISAAC DEROO

Wire Guards, Machine Guards, Wire Partitions, Light Iron Work, Brass Rails IRON AND WIRE FENCES

342 NORTON STREET

Wamblu Corporation Manufacturers

Paint, Varnishes, Japan, Shellac, Enamel Pure White Lead Linseed Oil

House Paint Office and Factory

1378 RIDGE ROAD EAST

WM. STAPPENBECK, INC. Rendering Works

ATLANTIC AVENUE DUGWAY Culver 1161

JULIUS J. ANDERSEN CUSTOM TAILOR lNG

For Ladies and Gentlemen

704 CASE BLDG. 82 ST. PAUL ST. Stone 6283

F. A. Woehr Machine Company Designers and Builders of

Special and 'Automatic Machinery 17 FAVOR STREET Main 2564

GEORGE'S Enjoy a Good Meal Meet Your Friends

Buy Victory Bonds with What You Save 48-52 LAKE A VENUE

24-Hour Service

GLENWOOD 6288

Bus. Main 8133 Res. Genesee. 2791-X

Merchants Linen Supply Co. FREDDIE "SHIRT" PECK

COATS, APRONS, TOWELS White Duck Trousers for Soft Ball Teams

Call us for your order of Team Bowling Shoes 536 ST. PAUL STREET

LIN FAR (Lotus Flower)

CHINESE-AMERICAN RESTAURANT Chow Mein to Take Out

48-50 EAST A VENUE Main 8892

RABE'S COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE

98-100 MANHATTAN STREET 1755 - STONE - 1756

Schulz Bros. DINNERS arid LUNCHES

SODA and CANDY 355 DRIVING PARK AVENUE

You'll find the best in Toys, Awnings and Camp Supplies

JAMES E. FIELD CORP. 330 EAST MAIN STREET Stone 794

THE PLACE TO PARK WHEN YOU SHOP DOWNTOWN IDEAL

PARKING STATION NO DUST - ASPHALT PAVEMENT

Elm, Euclid and Atlas Streets Rear of Manhatten Restaurant and Laube's Old Spain

Drexler Print Shop, Inc. 36 St. Paul St., Rochester 4, N.Y.