Adams Students In Athletic Meet At Adams
After final exams nearly all Adams school participated in a grand carnival of athletics. Winners included Ethel Perringer and Edith Peringer in girls tennis, Mable McIntire and Edith Peringer in girl sprint events, and Hobard Peringer leading boys events. Local families attended as teachers organized contests with prizes ranging from boxes of bon bons to cash and a dollar prize for the greased pole climb.
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Adams
Ore
Prof
Haley
Ethel Perringer
Eleene Bowling
Martha Labadore
Edith Peringer
Mable McIntire
Howard Peringer
Bert Labedore
Revella Lieuallen
Chester Spencer
Otis Lieuallen
Dan McIntire
Evelyn Hatey
Augusta Stockton
Velta McGinnis
Heller
Blake
Hah Blake
Adama
Miss Barnes
Stockton F. Blake
T. Collins
H.L. Lewis
Pendleton
J.O Hale
H. L. Lewis Adams
Hellx
Dr. Plamonion
Athena
H. M. Grem
Milton
Unclaimed Letters at Pendleton P O for Week Ended May 19 1810
List of uncalled for letters at Pendleton Oregon post office for the week ended May 19 1810 includes Grace Allen A M Ames Henry Albers Harden Atterbery Tommie Balcom Roy Betts Brandy Bottley Arthur Bromley Mrs W H Bragg Will Cathahans E and W Chandler Robert Charlie Chung Lung Kee Thos J Connelly Miss Elle Coen C M Cros son Miss Mamie Crowe Claude De Wesse Hath M Nabb Lester Erwin Edna V Floranch Susie Fowler W H Gatwards W Gaines Geo B Gariier Frank Humphrey Ammon Heady Bessie Joshua Roy Johnson Chas E Jones May Krebs Mary Leht J C Miller Philip Martha Lotta Marshall Mr and Mrs Owen Maud Pattons Nelle Peters Mrs W J Proudfoot Oz Parker I Robinson Katie FE Ray Matte Rugh Wm Rathful Alice Smith Francisco Siuseppi Ed Swaney D C Sloan Andrew Skeim John Schull Ed C Smith Willie Wulf Ed Wanton Fred Wanton Fred Weaver Johnson Yonsumpkin.
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Pendleton
Ore
Grace Allen
A. M. Ames
Henry Albers
Harden Atterbery
Tommie Balcom
Roy Betts
Brandy Bottley
Arthur Bromley
W. H. Bragg
Will Cathahans
E and W. Chandler
Robert Charlie
Chung Lung Kee
Thos. J. Connelly
Mias
Elle Coen
C. M. Crosson
Mamie Crowe
Nelle Peters
W. J. Proudfoot
Oz Parker
I. Robinson
Katie FE
Ray Matte Rugh
Rathful Alice Smith
Francisco Siuseppi
Ed Swaney
D. C. Sloan
Andrew Skeim
John Schull
Ed C. Smith
Willie Wulf
Ed Wanton
Fred Wanton
Fred Weaver
Johnson Yonsumpkin
Hermiston Denies Fish Are Starving at Reservoir
Hermiston residents report that claims of starving fish in the government reservoir are false. Local anglers from Hermiston and Stanfield say catches are good and fish are healthy, comparable to those west of town. Also noted are social events, travel plans, and local visits.
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Ore
Pendleton
Government
Umatilla
Hcho
Stanfield
H. D. Newell
Portland
Phillip A. Stover
Alaska
United States Geological Survey
Methodistychurch
Frank Reed
Hood River
Oregon
J. W. Wied
Jefferson
W. G. Fritts
W. A. MccLallen
Erie
Pennsylvania
W. H. Henderson
Detroit
Michigan
John Waller
Section Six
John
Bachelors Club
Louise Wise
the Sound
H. G. Newport
la Grande
G. W. Watering
California
Mother Gray Australian Leaf Cure Offered for Kidney Blues
You Can Cure That Backache and general languor with Mother Gray's Australian Leaf sold for 50 cents. The root and herb blend promises relief from kidney and urinary troubles including dizziness headaches and fatigue. Sample sent free by The Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
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Oakland Triumphs In 12 Inning Tilt With Portland
Oakland outslugged Portland 7 to 6 after a long 12 inning game featured Willie Hogan driving in the winning run with a long single and Wares scoring on the dash. Seaton held Portland in check while Hogan produced four runs, including a bases loaded hit.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Portland
Willie Hogan
Wares
Seaton
Hogan
Northwestern League game Tacoma routs Seattle 8 to 2
Tacoma defeated Seattle 8 to 2 in a Northwestern League game. Gus Thompson hurled four innings with a strong showing, Bassey and Stevens homered, and Seattle was bunting through the afternoon as Tacoma seized base runners and a clear lead.
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Gus Thompson
Seaton
Seattle
Tiger
Thompson
Bassey
Stevens
Te Tigers
R. H. E. Sumbotim
Pat
Beattie Overrves
Coveresayees
Hall and Blankenship
Thompson, Seaton and Custer
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