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! W. L.. PC.
Vernon 28 19 .696
San Francisco 27 21 .B63
Portland 24 20 .545
Oakland 24 ' 25 .490
Los Angeles 24 27 .471
Sacramento 16 31 .340
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Oakland, 7; Portland, 6., '
San Francisco, May 21. Oakland's
tussle up the 'percentage hill was aid
ed yesterday by another victory over
Portland. After 12 Innings, Willie
Hogan drove the ball down the line
for a long single and Wares scamper
ed home with the winning run. The
score at the finish was 7 to 6. Oak
land batted Seaton In free and easy
style In the third Inning, scoring four
runs off three hits berore he knew
what was happening. Hogan was re
sponsible for these runs also, his two-
base hit with the bases full making
three and his own arrival at the plate
the fourth run. With two more runs
Oakland was in the lead until the ;
ninth, when Portland tied the score,
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ADAMS
IN ATHLETIC MEET
FINAL EXAMS FOLLOWED
BY DAY OF SPOUTS
Mrs. T. A. Lleuallen visited in the
city of Pendleton Wednesday.
Mrs. G. O. Richardson went to Pen
dleton Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lleuallen of Ad
ams, and Mr, and Mrs. E. Leonard
of Walla Walla, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bane of Helix
Wednesday evening. They drove over
from Adams In the auto.
Bert Curby of the Inland Mercan
tile Co., of Adams, Visited In the city
of Athena Wednesday.
Mr. Pain, an Insurance man of Pen
dleton, was transacting business In
Adams Thursday.
N. O. Carleton of Pilot Rock; Is an
Adams visitor this week.
j SE. Darr returned to his home In
(Special Correspondence.) . ' Adams this week after spending a few
Adams. Ore., May 20. At the con- months on his ranch at Meacham.
elusion of the final examinations In Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Adams visited
wliich almost the entire Adams school In the city of Pendleton Thursday,
was successful, a grand carnival of F. Blake made a business trip to
thletlr. was held, the students being Walla Walla Friday.
Contests Arranged for Children of AH
Age Large Crowd Witnessed Va
rious Events Short I News Notes
and Personal Items. .
FISH ARE STARVING
AXGLKRS DECLARE THEY
ARE IX FIXE COXDITIOX
SPORTS
Standing om TUnnm.
ANY $12.50 TO $17.50
en's Spring Suit
in our store for only
We can fit you and please you our prices are
lower all through the store
Workingmen's Clothing Co.
Then the fight was on until Hogan
performed again. Score:
R. H. bj.
Oakland 7 11 5
Portland 6' 7 4
Batteries Nelson, Dank and Mitz;
Krapp, Seaton and Fisher.
San Francisco 4; Sacramento 1. ;
Sacramento, Cal., May 21. A triple
by Vitt, singles by Mohler and Mel-;
choir, coupled with "Ping" Bodie's
two-cushion shot and. a brace or
boots by Darrlnger and Boardman
gave the. Seals four runs In the fourth
Innjng yesterday and the-game, 4 to 1. nh.rn ,
i;il .HV,.l flna hall fnr Cti r TTVa T --"'l-"B
Cisco, holding his opponents to nine
hits, well scattered. Brown was ef
fective In every inning but the fourth.
Score: . R. H. E.
San Francisco 4 6 0
Sacramento' 1 9,5
Bateries . Miller and Berry;
Brown and Spiesman. .
Vernon 5; Los Angeles 3.
Los Angeles, May 21. Franz Hosp
settled his differences with Berry yes
terday and after signing a contract
went Into the box and pitched a los- (
ing game for the Angels. The Ver- j
nonites won, 5 to 3, and Los Angeles
got the three tallies with only the two ,
hits allowed by Wlllett. Vernon's
four errors accounted for the dis-
crepancy. Score: R. H. E. ;
Ls Angeles '. . . . 2 2 1
Vernon 5 10 4
Batteries Hosp and Smith. Willett
and Brown. ',
American League.
Philadelphia, May 20. The score:
R. H. E.
Detroit .....2 10 2
Philadelphia 6 8 I
Batteries Summers and Stanuge;
Blank and Lapp. ' '
Washington, May 20. The score:
R. H. E.
St. Louis 1 5 2
Washington 1 3 1
Batteries Lake and Stephens; Wal
ker and Street.
(Called end sixth inning, rain.)
Boston, May 20. The score:
R. H. E.
9 1
Boston 4 6 2
Batteries Young, Scott and Block;
Smith and Carrlgan.
New York, May 20. The score:
R.H. E.
Cleveland 2 4 0
New York 3 10 1
National League.
Pittsburg, May 20. BoBton-Pltta-burg
game postponed; rain.
Chicago, May 20. Brooklyn-Chicago
game postponed; rain.
Cincinnati, May 20. The score: '
' R.H. H.
New York 7 10 1
Cincinnati 3 13
Batteries Drucks and Meyers;
Schlel, Gasper, Beebe and McLean.
Mr. Sportby had given It out that
ho was going to spend the day In the
country and commune with nature.
"What sort of a day did you have,
dear?" asked his wife that evening at
dinner.
"Poor." was the absent-minded re
ply. "Five favorites were beaten."
Cvery lad who reaches the age of
21 without some definite conviction
that he is worth more than $'s in the
Batteries -Falkenburg and Clarke; j man market, Is Just so much more
Manning and Klelnow. grist' for the exploiter's mill.
Many Sportsmen of Project Towns go
Out to Reservoir Every Day Other
Short News Items. j
the participants. The following events
were pulled off:
A basket ball game by the girls of
Prof. Haley's room, In this contest,
Ethel Perrlnger, Eleene Bowling and
Martha Labodore were the prize win
ners and win receive twelve poami
photos of themselves. !'
A young ladles' tennis game, . in
Frank Whitney visited in the city
of Walla Walla Thursday.
Mr. A. J. Watrus and sister Mrs.
E. G. Marquis went to Pendleton Fri
day in the auto.
At Athena,
i Mr. and Mrs. J. Gless and Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Winn and children went
to the picnic Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Lewis and ram-
whlch Edith Peringer carried off the ,ly went t0 tne plcnic Friday.
prize, a box of bon bons. i jjrs e. Hale and daughter Thelma,
100 yard dash for girls of, 16. Miss went to tne pcnc Friday.
Mable Mclntire won this event and ; Mrs H j Curby went to the plc-
wlth it a box of bon bona. j n-jc Friday.
100 yard dash for girls of 15, in j Rev. Stockton and daughters,
which Edith Peringer received the ' gina and Augusta, went to the picnic
box of bon bons. Friday. '
Tug of war, won by a team com- I Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Morrison and
posed of Howard Peringer, Bert La- j family attended the picnic Friday In
bodore, Revella Lleuallen. Chester j their auto.
Spencer and Otis Lleuallen, each boy ( Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Hale attended
receiving ten cents. .-, ! the picnic Friday in the auto.
Running broad Jump for boys be- j Mrs. Mclntire and daughters. Misses
tween tfie ages of 9 and 12, Hobard Mabb and . Guendoline, went to the
Peringer winning the prize of fifty Athena picnic Friday,
cents. ! Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Rogers went to
Hurdle race In which Ravela Lleu-1 Walla Walla Thursday on business, as
alien wpn out from a field of seven j he is thinking of investing in an auto,
boys, thus winning the pocket knife j F. Martin and family attended the
put up as a prize. picnic Friday.
Climbing the greased pole. Hobard I ;
Peringer succeeded in getting to the usT OF CXCALLKD FOR
top and picking off the. one dollar j
LETTERS AT LOCAL P. O.
Din wnicn was mere.
100 yard dash for boys from 16 to . jhe following list of letters were
20. Elmer Pirard taking first place j unclaimed in the Pendleton, Ore.,
ani winning one dollar In cash. i postoffice for the week ended May 19,
Boys' tennis game, doubles. Chester
Spencer and Dan Mclntire won the
contr-st, getting a box of bon bons
each.
Egg race by little girls. Evelyn
Ilaley won the first place, receiving
fifty cnts In casTi
1910:
Grace Allen. A. M. Ames, Henry Al
bers, Harden Atterbery, Tommle Bal
com, Roy Belts, Blandy Bottby, Arthur
Bromley Mrs. WH Brogg, Will Cath-j H G. Newport returned from La-
uhans. E. and W. Chandler, Robert
Charlie. Chung Lung Kee, Thos. J.
Potato race for girls of from 12 to: Connelly Mias Elle Coen, C. M. Cros
15. Augusta Stockton carried off the,!gon jijgg Mamie Crowe Claude De
prize, s box of bon bons. j Wesse Eilrr3l. Nabb, Lester Erwln,
300 yard dash for girls of from 12 i Edna V. Floranch, Susie- Fowler, W.
to 16, Velta McGlnnls winning the one h. Gatward F. W. Gaines, Geo. B.
dollar prize. Gariner, Frank Humphrey, Ammon
SO yard dash for girls of from 8 to I Heady. Bessie Joshua, Roy Johnson,
9. Helen Blake coming out In the r-has. E Jones. Mav Krebbs. Mary
lead and getting fifty cents in cash.
Ilah Blake received the prize in the
fourth grade for the most headmarks
in spelling.
Almost the entire town of Adams
t s there and all were well pleased
with the sports and games of the chil
dren, which was arranged by the
teacher, Prof. Haley, Miss Barnes and
Mr?. Stockton.
F. Blake, T. Collins and H. . Lew
Is made a business trip to Pendleton
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O Hale of Pendle
ton, came up to Adams Monday in
their automobile and spent the day on
the ranch.
H. L. Lewis Adams' barber, made
a business trip to Helix Monday.
Dr. Plamondon of Athena, made a
business trip to Adams Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gless returned
to their home in Milton Tuesday after
visiting relative in Adams for a few
days.
Lent!, J. C. Miller. Philip Martha,
Lotta Marshall, Mr. and Ms. Owen,
Maud Patton 3, Nellie Peters, Mrs. W.
J. Proudfoot, Ot Parker, I. Robinson,
Katie E. Ray. Mattle Rugh.
Wm. Rathfur Alice Smith, Francisco
Siuseppl. Ed Swaney, D. C. Sloan, An
drew Skelm, John Schull, Ed C.
Umlfh Willi. TXT.ilf OTontnn TTrAfl
Avanton. Fred 'Weaver, Johnson Yon-
pumpkin.
A touch of rheumatism, or a twinge
of enuraigia, hateser the trouble Ij,
Chamberlain's Liniment drives away
the pain at once and cures the com
plaint quickly. First . application
gives relief. Sold by all dealer.
Love la It own witness to the soul
that love; communion Is It own at
testant to the spirit that lire in fel
lowship; and we can only enter Into
Christianity through the door of dis
clpleshlp. John Cuckson.
(Special Correspondence.)
Hermlston, Ore., May 20. Several
articles have appeared in the Pen
dleton papers lately to the effect that
the fish in the government reservoir
were starving and that they were not
fit to eat. There Is not a day but
what three or four parties of local an
glers Journey to the dam and report
good catches and that the fish are
fine. In fact they are equal to the
fish taken from the Umatilla west of
town. Many Echo and Stanfield an
glers visit the reservoir nearly every
day and it is attaining quite a repu
tation as a good fishing place.
Mrs. H. D. Newell has gone to Port
land for a short stay.
Phillip A. Stover is getting his out
fit ready to leave here the beginning
of the week for Alaska, where he will
Join a United States geological survey
party. This makes his third season in
the far north.
Last night the ladles of the Meth
odistchurch gave an Ice cream social
Quite a large crowd was In attend
ance and all present had an enjoyable
time. i
Frank Reed of Hood River, Oregon,
has been here for the past few days.
J. W. WIed of Jefferson, Oregon,
came In yesterday to look after his
property Interests.
W. G. Frltts and W. A. McLallen
are here from Erie, Pennsylvania,
looking over the project, and will
likely locate here permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Henderson of
Detroit, Michigan, has been spending
a few days In Hermlston.
John Waller one of the prominent
ranchers In section six received a car
of household goods yesterday. It Is
reported that John will soon quitthe
ranks of the bachelors club.
Miss Louise Wise who has been
teaching school here the past term
will leave for the Sound tomorrow
Grande yesterday where he has been
looking after his large force of men
and teams employed there.
G. W. Woterlng and family have
returned, from California where they
have been for the past month visit
ing 'friends and ' relatives.
Ihe splendid woric of Chamber
Iain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Is
dally coming to light. No such grand
remedy for Hver and bowel troubles
was ever known before. Thousands
bless, them for curing constipation,
sick headache, biliousness, Jaundice
and Indigestion. Sold by all dealers.
Genius is the most beautiful gift
with which Nature favors mankind
from time to time. Through it we are
allowed to enjoy what Is most sub
lime self-oblivion In a loftier life.
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NORTHWESTERN' LEAGUE.
Taooma 8; Seattle 2. j
Tacoma, ' May 21. Tacoma bunted
Gus Thompson out of the box yester- !
day afternoon and hit Seaton hard '
with men on bases, winning a ludicr- '
us game from Seattle, 8 to 2. Every :
Tiger bunted through two Innings and
Thompson threw four times to first ;
base, the runner going on to third. ;
Home runs by Bassey and Stevens
and the fine fielding of te Tigers were
features. Score: R. H. E.
Tacoma .. 2 7 1
Seattle T.2 6 5
Batteries Hall and Blankenship;
Thompson, Seaton and Custer.
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