a
uommio crrnupiuuia, Thursday, june is, ion;
UOIf TO HEROES
HARRINGTON AND SCRIBNER
FUNERAL HELD AT
SAME TIME. .
On of th largest gatherings at a
funeral ssrvtca U Clackamas county
was tbst at tb ooo,uie or Amo
Harrington Bad 8amul 8cric, th
. IS-y ear-old aoa of Mr. and Mrs. Nat
Scribner, of Highland; who lost thlr
lives by drowning at Highland. Ths
f doubt funeral ervto wa conducted
l by Rev. S. A. Hay worth, paator of the
Baptist church of thl city, and waa
held at the home of Mr. Harrington.
The floral tribute were beautiful, and
were sent from many sections of -the
county. The pallbearers for Mr. Har
rington were old friends of his, and
for the Scribner boy, former school
mate. The services were held at 10
o'clock on Tuesday morning, and Im
mediately after tb services the re
mains of Mr. Hsrrington were taken
to tbe Highland cemetery, and af
terward tbe remans of the Scribner
boy were taken to the Ringo cemetery,
the burial taking place about J o'clock.
There were more than one hundred
carriages In line to both cemeteries.
Amos Harrington was bora on the
old homestead where he has resided
.all of his life. He is survived by a wid
ow and two children, Maurice and
Aletha. and a sister, Mrs. J. M. Heck
art, of Molalla. He was a nephew of
Edward Harrington, of Gladstone.
Samuel Scribner was th only son
of Mr. and Mrs. Nat Scribner. of High
land, MDd his parenta are heartbroken
over his death. "Sammy," as he was
- familiarly called by all who knew
him, was popular with his classmates
as well as the other resident of High
land. In an effort to save this boy's
life Mr. Harrngton Jumped Into the
water and both were draws under
logs which they had been standing on.
Mr. Harrington s son' life had ben
saved by young Scribner, and as the
latter waa sinking, Mr. Harrington
went to his rescue with the fatal
result.
BY THE KING'S
'. EDICT .'.
Br MARTHA L. WRIGHT
CBfftigM firKH FT A
staiis. ISU.
As to the nutter of Edmond Koyl,
yeoman, who was sentenced to o
hanged ta th county f Seut. In the
reign of King Edward IT, this Is the
story:
Koyl had Just come of sg. and
there was a calebrsttoo la honor of tbe
event on bla father's farm. The young
tea and aisldens danced on tbe green.
and It was noticed that Kdniond Koyle
and Margaret Manning, a comely lass
of nineteen years, danced many time
together. Moreover, some wbe were
there saw old Slwoo Winter standing
by himself looking ou at tbe couple.
scowling and tapplug his foot angrily
on th floor, for he had that dayap
piled to Farmer Manning for Margaret
to wife, and now be saw that ber heart
was going out 10 Koyle.
That Btgbt tbe church was robbed
f the silver service piste, and. search
being made. It win found bid In the
barn on the farm to which young
Koyle bad the day before' come to an
Inheritance, bla father having died two
year agon And there were tnose
who averred that tbey bad seen Ed
mood carrying plunder from tbe
church at dead of night
So tbe young man was tried before
th Judge, and those persons who
claimed that tbey bad seen blm carry
tag-a load from the church 1 wore to
the fact and Ldaiond was sentenced
to be banged by tbe neck till he was
dead.
Edmood was defended before the
Jndg by Montgomery, bis advocate. In
this wise:
SiLj.OOO YEAR?
Valus c( Oetrclt's Wcni:itJ
Player Oifflcoit to Estimate.
GJU.TS GREATEST ATTRACTION
Nearly Every Day Tigers' Rigrjt Field
er Pull Off emethin Seitsatienal.
Defeated Nsw Verk Himself Resent
1y Psns O t Cam te Csbb.
Cookeryl
Notes
"Most worshipful sir. there be a con
spiracy 00 tbe part ef Simon Winter to
ruin my cheat that the aald Wluter
may put away a rival ThU Uian,
who ha a farm and much cattle and
sheep, did propone to Farmer Manoln
for bla daughter, a comely weuch. aud
th proposal was accepted by Farmer
Manning
"Then came tbe prisoner and on
th day be was of age danced merrily
with Margaret Manning, and Simon
Winter, being Jealous, did hire men for
pay to rob tbe church and place tbe
plat In Edmond Koyle'a barn, that be
tight make It appear that tbe sacri
lege had been done by Koyle, Winter
having the Intent to Injur Koyle
that h should cease to be a rival for
th band of Margaret Manning.
"Therefore, I pray you. most wor
shipful sir. to let my client go free,
or If you sre not satisfied of bis tn
noceoce be will willingly decide wheth
er h or Winter Is guilty of this sserl
leg by deadly combat"
But Winter, being 00 match for a
young man. declined tbe combat, and
tb Judge was constrained to pro
Bounce th accused guilty and pass
sentence upon him.
Then did Margaret wbo was tn the
court, fsll down In a swoon and waa
carried to ber father's bouse.
When th day cam that Edmond
Koyle waa to be eserured th people
to those parts came to m-e. some
wagons, some on foot and some
horseback, tbe women riding on pil
lions behind tbe men. so tbst s great
crowd waa collected. And there were
present ma or friends of Koyle, wbo
knew bim to be Innocent of tbe crime
In
Sane Apple and Figs.
A .m tuti.ru wtib ti are very nice.
Se:eil tUr- piuoijiewl aud juli-ie-o dried
OK iu mil aud wli ibeut. i-are-fuilr
piucbluu tbem iuto their uuiunii
Bhae. Tbeu seks-l uuti. brui upis
and wab them. Swp out tle cures
and Into each of (new bole pack two
oe three whole Hit. Place tlieui in a
baking pan and bake la a tart oven.
While they are baking late tbeni
with sirup made from tbe Juh-e of half
S lemon, two tablepouufuU of sugar
and ha If a cup of er. I f w Urn
they look done tbey are not soft to
th core, place a cover over your bak
ing dish sud let tbeui Hiram for a few
minutes. Then remove tbe cover and
brown tbe fruit slightly. Tbee sppie
may be served either a lour or wtib j charged against blm. and tbey mur
farina, hominy r other breakfast food, t mured that be soon Id be banged for a
i crime he had not committed. Among
Strawberry Cmm Pi.' j th spectators sst Farmer Manning
A strawberry novelty la made as! and his wife snd between tbem Mar
follows: Roll out a rich past and garet their daughter. And tbe people
cat Into circular pieces about nine j marveled greatly to see a maiden alt
Incbe In diameter. From on of j ting; by tbe scaffold on which tbe man
these rings cut oat the center, leaving j ah loved wss to suffer death. But
a border about on and one-half Inches j near ber sat Montgomery, wbo had
wide. Bake th circles tn a not oven. 1 spoken in Koyle's bebslf before tbe
"Place th circle together with cTsanrvnagtstrat: All looked rot 81
filling between. Place the open ring I Winter, wondering maynap If be
n top and fill th space with fresh would venture to sttend tbe execution
strawberries, sweetened to taste. This I Bat be dsr not com, fearing tbe
is s delicious, dainty pastry with which ', people.
to complet s luncheon or s dinner. I Then cam forth Edmood Koyle. be-
!lng pal of countenance, but walking
Cold Strawberry 8herteak. 'with a firm step and bead erect Be
Cream together two tsblespoonfnlsof ; toT th cap was put over bis far be
butter and a cup of powdered sugar. 'tepped to tbe front of tb scaffold
then add three eggs, beaten light and d spoke the words wblcb all wbo
a quarter of a cap of cream. Beat J" condemned to dl may at tb last
very bard and add a cup of flour that j moment J to tbe people. But aU he
has been sifted twice with s teaspoon-, Pok waa that b waa Innocent
fnl of baking powder. Butter layer TbeD when the executioner was
cake tins, pour tb batter into these 66,11 to ks ready for the banging
and bake. When don turn out to cool : Montgomery looked at Margaret and
Place en each layer berries that have i"0 rt,ln ln .hor seat said to th
been halved, pile tb layers oa top of nT11
each other, sprinkle with sugar and
serv with rich cream.
Leaving out the thrills and getting
down to hard case large round cuse
of a value of one buck each what Is
Ty Cobb worth to tbe IVinm club)
Ha, ha! Sure you laugb. That baa
all been thrashed out before. Sure It
has. Hut still It offers an Interesting
diversion If you haven't any thing to
do.
Recently Cobb bad a real day. whip
plug tbe New York Americans prac
tically eluglo banded. lie scored froiu
first on a single and from second ou ti
passed ball and thru capMtl bis base
running feats by rapping a two
bagger wblcb seut two runs houi
ahead of him and scored himself while
Catcher Sweeuey was diaputlug tbe de
cision ou Hush. Ou the dofcuw he
mad a couple of nest catches, on otte
of them doubling tbe fleet Hemphill
off first.
And now to get down to tbe mer
cenary aide of tbe picture. Ty draws
a salary whlir'scar around the fit).
000 mark, auaback lu tbe winter time
when the baseball scribe are clinging
to tbe payroll by tbelr eyebrowji u
discussion was started a to Ty'a belug
worth $100,000 to tb IVtroil club
owners.
There la a large number of people
who dispnte the fact that the Georgian
Is worth 11U0.OU0 and earns llO.tani per
year. In figuring a man's earning ca
pacity tbe only safe way to handle tb
dope Is to siae up the return due di
rectly to bis efforts to his employer.'
In Cobb's case this cannot be dou
with accuracy, but a go.nl line 1 avail
able. The Tigers bsve been tearing,
up the western teams of tbe league.
Tbey walked over New York In the
opener, and then the Yanks turned aud
grabbed two What was the rexuit?
The faint hearted ones promptly pull
ed the blue stuff snd went around
sighing. "They've blown now. Tbe
east will wslk through them." Itut did
they W guess not.
If New York had made It three
straight tbe result would have been
noticeable In tb failing off of the at
tendance. But tbe Tiger pulled It out
of th Are, and Cobb was tbe chief
raker.
What was tbe result? Cobb's feat
meant ln th neighborhood of an addi
tional $1,000 In tb box office the fol
lowing afternoon over what would
bav been there If tbe Tigers had lost
tbe day before.
And Cobb does such tricks many
times during the season. When the
team goes east thousands will tarn oat
to see Cobb play not to are tbe game,
but to nee Cobb people wbo don't
know a baseball from a pumpkin.
And more dollar will roll Into tb De
troit club'a coffer.
Tea; it would appear that Ty Cobb
Is worth his $10,000 per year and rouM
not be duplicated for $100,000.
Portland. Or.. Iaa la Ptashurst; $1.
HI ber la Savings Bank to Claoka-
mas Couaty, land la Plnoaurst; 1 1.
Charles T. aad Ertua I. Privatl, lot
T of block t. May wood; $1000.
C IX and 8dona Latourtt to N
P. and Margaret Q. Adams, i0.$$ acres
of John KUngUr D U C township
4 south, tanas t east; $U1I.
8. Ar JBIwrt, r. B. Coiver N.
Shupn. H. K. Ilornsrhuch and O. W.
W. Plumer. trustee of Oregon Con
ference of th Evangelical Associa
tion, 47.TS rods. In Clackamas county:
Rad th Morning iCnterprla.
TWO
LOVES
A Story Showin, What Dvs
Hat to Do W Mft th
Affection
By Karl Sommers
Cpyrlttl y American free Ao
clatlun. IU.
When tbe Revolutionary war broke
out th Wen wbo collected to tight oil
tb patriot side canie from the farm.
tb workahois the country store In
deed, from tbe then few sample avo
catloua In which the colonists engaged
They war aoldler neither In trstnln.
nor drea snd wrre looked ummi by
tb Britlab well drilled and handsome
ly uniformed officers and men with the
contempt regular troop entertnln for
a won.
On day-U waa In 177-a regiment
of American patriots were niarvhtflu
along a road In tbe vicinity f Kill
bet blown. N. J. It waa In the spring
following tbe memorable winter when
Waablngtou'a army suffered at Valley
F orge. Not only were tbe leaves
sprouting under the warm ray of tbe
returning sun, but news had come Ihst
France was to send an army to help
tb colonies Nevertheless the reel
ment marching t bronco New Jersey
waa a tatterdemalion lr. They were
all hungry, and whenever they passed
a house wbere a patriotic farmer's
wife would bring out a pall of milk
and a few locves of stale bread they
would fall oat of th rank. If there
wers ranks, to satisfy their appetite
At tb gat of on of tbea fsrni
house stood a girl of seventeen, who
had been sent oat by ber mother with
a tin pan full of doughnut. The
cake wr nearly all gun as well a
th man wbo bsd taken tbem when a
young soldier, very pal and with
largo, deep sunken eyes, bespeaking
Ulness, approecbrd tbe girl, laid bla
musket against tbe .fence and aal
down on lb mounting atone before
th gat. There was on doughnut
left ln th pan. wblcb tb girl offered
him. but be waa too III to rUh-. It.
O sat for a few minutes resting bis
bead on tb palm of bis bands, bla
elbows on bis Bnees. then, casting
TIGERS MISS DEL GAINOR.
First Baseman Who Had Wrist Brkn
Best Dctreit Evr Had.
Although Jennings ba a good aub-
stltut first baseman In Ness, stilt tbe
gersmUalljt. iwrTlcesjuXJjicl
nor. Tb Utter recently bad bis wrist
broken by a pitched ball thrown by
Indian Pudding.
To mak a delicious lndlsn pudding
take on pint of scaldad milk, two
heaping taMespoonfals meal and on
tablespoonfol floor. Wet meal and floor
ln a UttU cold milk and stir Into the
hot milk and cook until thick. When
cool, add on egg. ooe-balf cap sugar,
n tablespoon motaases. on-jorter
teaspoonfol cinnamon, two-thirds cap
cold milk, a small piece of butter, salt
to tast and a few raisins. Stir twice
while In th oven. Bak alowly two
hoars.
Dadlln SandwUk.
Tak some trader dandelion lesvss.
washed, dried and chilled. Pound In
a mortar or chop On cold cooked
Boat poultry or dsn. as preferred, mix
Jug with a Uttl butter, salt and pepper
to season, gpresd this mixture on thin
slices ef bread and batter, put few
dandelion leave ou top aad cover wttb
more battered slices. Cut Iuto suuare.
triangles or fingers and serve. These
ara delightful for picnics, as tb leave
keep th sandwich moist and fresh
"I c la tin this man tn jnarrlag."
Th people marveled, and th sher
iff, paying no beed to Margaret's de
mand, told tb executioner to proceed.
But np stands Montgomery and ertea
oat with a loud vote:
1 pretest against th execution ss
fflegaL-
Ia what respectr" asks th sheriff.
Tbr is an edict of oar sovereign.
King Edward IV, commanding that
If a woman sbsfl demand tn man-lag
any man condemned to death b aha 11
go fre and be glean to tb woman."
And Montgomery took parcbmnt to
b sheriff snd snowed blm th edict,
snd th sheriff read and ordered thst
th prUonr b given to Margaret.
Then all ros np and went to th
church, consoled for not seeing a
banging by bring given view of a
wedding. But tbey were after an not
aatlafled without a banging, and when
Simon Winter cam to sss what was
in tb wind thy mad a rash for him.
and. taking him to th scaffold, wher
aD was In readiness for such a specta-
ft sss!bsssw
B- B '
Photo by Amartcan Pre Association.
Pax oadios. nor as' forno riser sacks
Jack Coombs snd will be out of tb
game for some time.
Ualnor Is tb beat first baseman tb
Tigers bsv overbad. He Is s grand
fielder, s On thrower, a heavy batter
and remarkably speedy. . Del ws bit
ting at a .350 clip when be received
th injury that pot him out of tb
gams.
Frsn Tak t Tcnni.
In-.Franc tennis Is enjoying a big
Jbom. Th frog eaters will soon b
contenders with tb Americans, Eng
lish and Australians for th world's
racket honors. The Parisian youths
are making a scientific study of
strokes and strategy, snd th gam la
having widespread popularity.
Bedi Msklng Coed Fee Whit Sex.
Ping Bodl. who mad so many bom
runs laat year In th Pacific Coast
oaoobt bim nsroaa ns rt-u .
glance at tb laat straggling flies of
bis comrades, a ros and took np his
musket to follow tbem.
But there waa something tbnt trou
bled blm far mors thsn bis trembling
limbs. II wore little of tbat wblcb la
tbe pride of a soldier uniform and
what there waa of it wss torn and
soiled. A young girl was looking st
blm sympathetically with a pair of
tender brown eyes, and to leavs ber
be must expos bis rsr. and from a
hoi In tb seat of his trousers pro
truded a portion of bla shirt tsIL
Dow could s soldier expos such Ig
nominy? But wtitl k stood deplor
ing th necessity of doing so a dark
ness came before bis eyes, he tottered,
and th girl caught bim befor be fsll.
it was several weeks befor th
young soldier. Abner Wicks, was well
snougb to lests tb farmhouse, and
when b was his departure was mads
painful from tb fact, that bs must
leave bis heart with th Uttl girl wbo
bsd nursed blm. True, her mother
bsd don tn grestsr part of tb nurs
ing, bat tbs daughter bad don th
loving. Lucy Barton waa of an ag
when kv comes easily and from
many causes, in this ess It a ros
from pity. Abner was bat a year old
er than aba, and bs loved ber becauss
ber eyes were brown and because sb
ISa farm has a. Their rot
scarlet, severed with go' '
tbs sua gllttsrsd oa tholr bras but
tone and tbelr ski arms. Her surety
was something admirable for tb eys
to rest upon, Thrs was not a rip la
any man's uniform, not a rusty spot
sn any saber, sot a tarolshed bit' of
lac.
They trotted oa up to Farmer Bar
ton's house, and tb general, rail
lag Mrs, lurtoa-tb farmer wa al
Valley Forge-asked If there waa a
creek or a spring near by. ' Hhe told
blm I ber waa a brook farther oa. but
If be wished water ouly for the party
be bad with blm ah bad a plenty In
her well, to wblcb h was welcome,
During tb brief chat I.ucy, wbo
tood by her mother and wa looking
with admiring ye at tb group of
ouestrlane who charger were Im
patiently pawing th ground, could
not help contracting tbelr appearance
with that of those ragged Continentals
wbo had passed tb bouse a few weeks
befor. There waa lu the party a
blue eyed, flatsn haired young Urlt
laher with real English rosea In hla
cheeks, wbo sat on bla horse admiring
her almpl country beauty, aud site
thought how different he waa from the
boy wbo bat a few minute before
an bad watched retreating dowu tbe
road. I be two prominent object In
hla dress being th patches -one
eotiare. the other round-In bla seal
and especially noticeable from thek
color being different from that of hi
trousers and from each other.
It Is a blow to our Ideas of human
constancy to contemplate tb change
that Immediately cam over l.ucy
Barton' bean, for eh Immediately
withdrew It from Abner aud gave It
to tbe youug British aid de-camp.
And yet In view of tb rlrcuniatsnce
ran w bla me ber T The contra si be
tween th Continental's curb and tbe
British regulars rsd 'Toat buff
breecbe. high top boots and resplend
ent decoration was too mttcb for the
seventeen-year-old Lucy, wbo bad
tbua far seen men dred only la tbe
Unary woolsey of th period.
Tbe British general concluded t re
main a few daya wher b wss, msk
lng his besdianners In tb Ban on
farmhouse. In three days Captain
Arthur Cleverly made a greater In
road upon Lucy 'a heart than Abner
Wicks bsd made In three weeks, 1
True, tb Brit Is ber bad no use for bar
heart, but a common sense view of
tbe sirustloo hsd no place In either of
tbem.-- At tb end of the three days
be rod away, gsyly kissing but hand
to tb Uttl girl wbo looked after
blm. She had looked after Abner
with tb same longing, but a longing
that sprang from a different aoorcs.
8b hsd pitied him; young Claverly
had dassled ber.
Three year passed. Lucy Bsrtod
remembered ber two lovers wttb tbelr
two very different uniform. Tb
Britisher engaged tbe larger part of
th thought sb gave to both, but In
Abner's forlorn appearance there wa
always something tbst . c used Uttl
ripples to pass over ber heart More
over, sb waa now) wen ty years old
snd bsd become deeply Interested In
the struggle between what were now
th"C6lted Htstes and England. .
Then there were passing of Ameri
can troop southward nor, foot,
dragoons, artillery. Tbey were going
to Vorktown for to laat campaign of
tbs war. On morning before dayT
light the watch In Philadelphia wbo
called tb hour announced tbat the
Britlab army bad surrendered. Tb
news spresd sll over tbe country snd
reached lb Barton farm nous.
Not long after tbl tbe American
troops began to pan Barton', moving
northward It waa late In October,
and th leaves bad fallen from th
trees. One evening Lucy Barton, re
turning from milking, beard a clatter
of horses' hoofs behind ber snd turned
Just In tlm to e tb general and his
staff wbo three year befor had apent
some days at her home gallop past
Tbelr besds -were bowed In mortifies
lion, for tbey wer paroled prisoners
of war going to New York to return
from there to Eugland. Lucy ssw
among them tb young officer wbo bad
so quickly taken her heart from th
Continental, but bs failed to recognlxe
ber.
A week later a regiment of United
Bute Infantry marched northward by
tb bouse snd wttb a very different
mien. Tbelr hssd were held high:
tbelr step was springy, their whole ap
pearance triumphant At tbelr bead
rode tbelr colonel, a youngster wbo
bad attained tbs command only a
short tlms befor snd In passing
through Philadelphia bad purchased a
brand new uniform. Fie was Abner
Wicks, wbo hsd for three years been
rising In rank snd bsd especially dis
tinguished himself during tbe fighting
at Yorktown. n bad resolved tbat
If b wbll yet a aoldler should again
e Lacy Barton It should not be under
such demesnlng conditions as before.
As Lucy's British lover did not rec
ogulM ber, so ah did not rscogniM
Abner. Indeed, he looked so brave
and strong and proud In bis new unl
form tbat she was about to give her
heart for a third tlm to a soldier wbo
this tlm was not only finely dressed;
but a victor, when tb yoting colonel
threw himself from bis boms and. In
tb exuberance of bis joy. took ber
into bla arms before tb whole regl
ment
80 ended tb story of this love
which in Its Inclplenry bad no other
inducement tban a tattered uniform
bat wblcb after tbs two wer married
and settled grew each yssr tbey lived
together till It absorbed all tbelr being.
it j
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u,ra ,u"l""T.ot m" ZrmZ:LrrZr7 T r J ! b broken as eaally as It bsd come of Tst lovers go on yssr aftsr year Uk-
might endure when both, wlrb locks I tog tbelr chance upon such small res
tended victim.
The things 1 have told not that I
have heard tbem. but bacaus Z was
present and saw tbsm for myself.
sn adding machine to keep track of
them, la msklng good with tb Chica
go Whit Box. n is stinging tb ball
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For a Uaaltod tlm tb Horning gatavpris wlH b sold to paid la sdvsncs
astossmssrs as follows r
Rl Estats Transfsrs.
The following ars tha real estat
transfers that bar been filed In th
of lie of th County Recorder:
O. R, and Hess K, Mack to S3. A.
Krueger and C, A. Bradford, westerly
while ss snow, should totter arm In
arm together.
On morning Abner took up bis
musket to go snd rejoin his regiment
Bis moving away was not so embar
rassing ss it would bav been a ftw
wks before, for Lucy's mother bad
patched th seat of bis trousers. Nev
ertheless tbr wss nothing In bis a p.
pears ncs to tnsplr such admiration as
sons, but wbo shall aay tbat tbos mar
rlagee tbat ars better considered turn
out happier t
-Wlllsmett Prult Company to John " l" ,dJflr n,an ,D
Ssmuelson. blocks and 22. Prun; com'D nlforta.
lands; $1260. ' Abpr had waved bU bat-oot bis
John Moizam to Susan Koliara, 7 Dnnisr. ror n bsd no bsndksr
Bra of section township 4 south, "isf-from a crest a abort distance
range 1 east? tl. I from th firm house and had nasl
Matilda Charm.n f pwittn an I "rtaTht whan a vision of another L"11, MathUu, O. B. Ackley, Miss B.
ChrlatJn Bchnorr. lot t or hloek n. Wnd appsatvd la tb direction nnno. Mann n Mr- Mra. U. 8. Clyd.
fy Caurrlar. 1 ysar.. tM 8unst City: 110. "its frem tbst In which bs was coins. L " '." H,.nmB.w" of th taot
t r-JL t fv JUMl Ellen B. Clodfltr aad H. . Clod- A British general and bla staff, sll on !." . Halghta.
falter to Hlbernla Savings Bank of bcrssbsck. cm oriiin. r."u'.,uu,"f w fonisna
j yr - . 1 m iss'r nonsymoon. .
MISS HINMAN IS MARRIED.
Claokamae Halohts Favorite Saeomsa
rid f Cisrsnss A. Foraman.
Mia Viola Hlntnan, daugnter of A.
Hlnman, of Clackamas Heights, and
Clarence A. Forsman, aon of Mra. H.
S. Clyde, wer married at th bom
of tbs bride's .parents Wsdnssdsy af
ternoon, th Rv. B. F. Zimmerman
officiating. Thos present wers Mr.
snd Mrs. W. Hlnman, Mr. and Mra.
C. Hlnman. Mr. and Mrs. B. Folsman.
t jTr rasa and rssarvkari.
s
To mtrodusa Th Morning
KnUrpris into a laxg mr
Ity of tb born ta Origaai
City and Clackamas soon ft tha
managmnt baa 4id4 la
mak a spaelal prto for tha
dally lasus, for S Bbort ttxas)
only, wbsra th snbasrWisr ssvys
a ysar la stfvan.
By carrier, paid a ysar ia
advanea, 11.00.
By Baafl, pssd ysa ia aV
vanos, 11.00.
Psopla wbo gavs oar esavas
ssr a trial nbaertptiaa) far oa
or mora taoataa, at ta Mate a
wk, can bav tb dally aWr
rod for a ysar for ft. by
paying a ysar la advan. "
Popl wbo gav our aaiv
ssr a trial aabaarlaasB, by
mall, for four months at a aoV
lar. may bav tb papsr tor a '
yssr for 1.00, If paid a ysat la
advano.
Subaoribars to tb Waakly
Bntarprls may c hangs taalr
subscriptions to th dally, re
ceiving credit for half Urns oa
tha dally tbat tb weakly la
paid la advan. Whoa thy
eboos to add cash to ths ad
vanos paymanf oqoal to"g fuO
yaar'a advano paymsat tbey
may tak advaatag of tb fl
rata.
W mak tbls spsssUl pssso
so that psopla wbo bava psad
la adraaoe oa boom ot2 tzTr
and wlsb la tsUo O Jag
Bntsrpri, taer da so wv-Jswt
too froat
1
Sk
is on sals st the following itor
svery day:
Huntley Bros Droit,
Main Blreei.
J. W. MeAnulty-Cli"
8svntb snd Mala.
8creat Confectlon7
Main near Sixth.
M. B. Dunn ConfectloosfT
Next door to P. 0. y
City Drug Stors
Electric Hotel.
Walter Little Confctlest7
S14 Seventh Street
M. Volkmar Dnif
Sevsnth asar Canter
Schoonborn Confsctlontrf
Seventh and .1. Q- Ada"1-
I
a
CARD OP THANK.
W wish to axtsnd 00' ,
tbanka to th many friends .
bora who ao kindly assisted 01
lata bereavement in ths asts
burial of our son, 8am 8crll,,
MR. AND MRS. 8CBJE"
Raad tha Mornlnj Cntrprts.
CARD OP THANK '
ur. ui.v ia sMi ffMtr
thanks to th many friends bm .
bora, who so kindly Baslstso j
1st bereavement In ths dt ,
burial of our aoa and huabatui.
Harrington, s
- MRS. AL HARRISON,
MRS. AMOS HARRINOTO"'
' Six Couptss Ost LIcanMjj (,
Tb following bav been y ,
marrlag lloenses by County - ,
Mulveyt Viols Hinmsn
A. Porsmsn; Bmma A. Vlck
Hawlay, of Cottage uro. .
Perry and O. A. Oottberg. ' C . ,
Ella Bluhm and John rianar, -bsth
Sims and Lloyd Hunt,
Gibbon and Louis R- Nooai.
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