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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, - PORTLAND, MONDAY5' EVENING, "V SEPTEMBER 5 2,1:1907.
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TRIBUTE PAID
WIFE OF STEVE. ADAMS
Clarence Darrow Goes Into Ecstasies Oyer Splen
did Characteristics Found in Wotoan Who is Life
v Partner of Notorious Miner.
GLOWING
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One woman'a tribute to another "wat
pronounced at the Portland hotel- Sat
urday night by Mra. Clarence 8. Dar
row, wife of the famous attorney who
defended Haywood In hi trial for the
assassination of Ex-Governor Steuneu-
berr. Her Dralae of Mrs. Annie Adams,
wife of the notorious Steve Adams, was
without etlnt and concerned the aplctt
did characteristics found by Mrs. Par-
row in the little woman who won tho
respect and admiration of Idaho which
extended even to the attorneys who
H found Mrs. Adams, a true type of
the miner's wife," said Mrs. uarrow.
"Unapproaohable to strangers, she
nuieklv - warms ' In "friendship as she
learns to trust an acquaintance. When
I at last knew her learned the strong
wom&jH y lnatincts that belong- to ner,
Itwnha a lovable, sensible, decent,
nch woman, who Is sacrificing
evervthlne- worldly for her husband
and the western Federation of Miners,
he Seemed Suspicions.
"When I first met Mrs. Adams, I did
not -like her. She seemed suspicious
of me and afraid to say anything about
herself, her husband, or the federation.
In fact, she almost absolutely refused
to talk for fear she might say some
thing that would hurt Steve Adams'
case. Another thing about her was
her drn She waa attired In an old
blaek skirt and shabby hat that made.
her appearance anything dui attractive.
"The next time I saw her a complete
transformation had taken place. She
was dressed In the neatest tailor-made
suit I saw in Idaho. Then ahe told
me about it. Friends had gone to her
and said that her appearance might
hurt Steve's can and urged her to get
new clothes. She Is living on the money
furnished by the federation and la as
economical as a person can be and live.
Instead of taking the money they of
fered her and buying an expensive
dress, she asked for $10 with which
to buy cloth and made that stunning
tailor-made suit herself, from a pattern
she boagat. . . . .
"From that time on air wsi Tnange
She never appeared In any clothing but
added to her personal appearance. When
she went to Boise, Mrs. Adams wasnea
tnthH fnp nthar neocle to make her 11 v
Ing, although the federation wanted to
give her money all the time. But she
' In not that kind of a woman. She Is
honest with herself and with Everybody
nine. Her good common sense carried
her through many trials in which her
courage never faltered.
"Just at the close of her husband's
trial, she received a telegram from her
Bister stating that her mother was dy
ing and her presence was imperative
Immediately. - There she was, worrying
and anxious over her husband's fate
and waltln for the verdict which
iuuai nis iirs
ni death
she must ero ts Vir wntMm kkA
. , . f wm ........... m UVWVUWU.
DU oteve in the jail, ba
good-bye wit all the affection
Tet she knew
bade, him
IM SI f MIS
wiie nas ror her husband and left to
nor cioines lo go to her mother.
Bne was the only one in the bouse who
ccepiea tne matter philosophically.
Others about her were in tears, but she
realized her duty and faced it bravely.
Just as she was finished with her pack
ing another telegram came announcing
an improvement In her mother's condi
tion ana ner presence would not be
necessary.
All Are Hounded by Sleuths.
"Then woman-like she gave way. Tou
iimhk inese acts or mis ooor. lr-
norant woman were matter of fact and
commonplace. They were, but to one
who haa never lived in the midst of the
miner a lot a true aoDreclatlnn nf whit
iney nave to contend with can never
oe reacnea.
ine miners, tneir wives and even
their children are hounded bv aleutha
and detectives to get something even
one little word, that will helo in the
prosecution and conviction of members
of the federation. Their very steps are
ouggea ana iney are waicnea IIKe wild
animals that roam the forests and
plains.
"Is It any wonder they have become
silent, morose and suspicious to the
rest or the, world? Thav have twuin
libeled criminals. They have been
characterised and classed as undesirable
citizens because they refuse to talk to
these sleuths and detectives who are
eager to twist and turn their words Into
Incriminating sentences that they may
make a favorable report to the men
who are emdovlnr them. It la the
business or the detectives to do this.
mat meir jobs msv last aa ions: oa noe-
sibie. And the miners And their fam
ilies, steeped In ignorance, but whole
some and good In the main, with lov
able family relations, must suffer the
results or their libelous occupation.
'Mrs. Annie Adams never lost her
courage, her womanliness, her gentility,
or her common sense, and when ahe waa
placed ot the- witness stand t14 a !-,
niraignuorwara story mat carried the
keenest cross-examination of the most
skillful lawyers In Idaho. She was able
te do it because she spoke the truth.'
because she was honest and because
she loved her husband, for whom shu
would put her neck In the noose, if It
were to save his life and vindicate
the federation."
Mrs. narrow came to Portland Satur-
aay to meet Mr. Darrow yesterday. She
received a telegram however from Mr.
Darrow dated at Spokane asking her to
meet mm in tne Washington city and
urn i or opoaane last nignt to join him.
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ilW Ssiwe a Tidy Sum i
isaF-hBLv-1 : - - -e-r
1 JKl $p
BRITISH TRADE UNION
IS
CONGRESS
OPENED
Amendment to Factory Acts
Being Discussed By Or
ganized Labor.
(Josrnsl Special Berries.)
Bath, England. Sept. 2. All of the
Itaple topics Interesting organized la
bor and several new subjects are in
cluded in the program for the fortieth
British'' Trade Union congress which be
gan here today.
Among the resolutions to be submit
ted are a number dealing with amend
ments to the factory acts for the bene
rit of various trades. On behalf of the
NationalKederation of Blast Furnace
Men a resolution will be proposed pro
testing against the class prejudice dis
played and anti-democratic policy, pur
rued by the educational authorities, and
demanding that the highest and most
tfflcient form of secondary education
be free and available to all children
capable of taking advantage of it.
The congress will be asked to as-
ert Its a;
i unlversa,
sents.
Din cncM
mill
100CMDI c
ULL
fILII HOOLIll
AT SEA GIRT TODAY
Thirty-Two Trophies are Of
fered In Different Events
Scheduled.
A stirring special sale of our artistic Oriental Floor Coverings in large and small
sizes. Small and medium sized Rugs, or very large ones that will carpet a good
sized room. This assortment contains some of the finest gems of the weavers'
art, creations that the deft workers of the realms Of the Shah and Sultan toiled over sometimes
for years. Rugs that are rare triumphs of artistic blendings of several colors of pleasing con
trasts and of masterly skill in the weaving of intricate designs. An assortment that will appeal to
the rug connoisseur with irresistible force. They are ornaments to any home. It is a double in
vestment to buy an oriental rug for it is increasing in value while you are getting the use of it
and have the satisfaction of owning it. The collection contains some of the finest specimens of
Kirmenshahs, Sarouks, Tabriz, Bokharas, Khivas, Beloochistans, Doghestans, Shiryans, Mos
souls, Kazaks, Bergamos, Anatolias and Kiskillens. Make this your opportunity, for our entire
stock of oriental Rugs are reduced in price. We mention here a few sample reductions:
VALUES . . $n.oo
m.5o
$50.00
VALUES
$21.00
VALUES
$100.00
VALUES,
$t8.00
$86.00
$35.00
VALUES
$150.00
VALUES
$30.00
$126.00
find All Intermediate Prices at the Percentage of Reduction
tth
ploym
In ur
mental capacity
pproval or the principle or
1 eight-nour day in an em
it undue strain upon ine pnysicai ana
or tne workers.
the object of prevent-
il(
The dockers' union urge the afflrma
tlon of the principles of arbitration and
conciliation, both voluntary and com
pulsory. In trades disputes. The es
tablishment of a labor daily newspaper
will be proposed to the congress by tho
London society of compositors. t
Today's proceedings of the congress
were only formal. The mayor of Bath
welcomed the delegates and in the after
noon the visitors went sightseeing. The
serious business of the congress will be
gin tomorrow.
Union W. C. T. U. Officers.
(Special Dlapatcb .to The Journal.)
Union, Or., Sept 2. The following of
ficers of the w. C. T. U. were elected
nt the annual meeting: President, Mrs.
attle Wolfe; vice-president, Mrs. Delia
ht: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
KlttTWTurner; recording secretary, Mrs.
Belle Wright; treasurer, Mrs. Hattle
Clark. The Union county W. C. T. U.
convention will he held at Ia Grande,
October 7 and 8.
CARTER'S
iflVI
Journal Special Sesvlee.)
Seagirt. N. J., Sept. 2. Scores of
riflemen of ability and wide reputation
were on hand today at the opening of
the seventeenth annual Sea Girt rifle
shooting tournament. The tournament
is to continue five days, the program
consisting as usual of rifle, carbine,
revolver and pistol competitions. Al
together there are 32 trophies offered,
some annual matches and others to be
won outright.
The principal match Is that for the
Dryden trophy, presented by former
senator Dryden of New Jersey. There
is also the interstate regimental team
match, open to the battalions and sep
arate organisations of the United States
service anq to tne regiments of the na
tional guard.
Other events on the program are the
Company Team match. Company Tyro
match. Carbine Team match. Columbia
Trophy match. Veteran Organization
Team matfch, Gould Rapid Fire Team
match. Individual Rapid Fire match.
All-Comers' Military match, Hayes
match, uenerai is. v. Meany match,
New Jersey State Rifle Association
Trophy match. Spencer match, Reading
match. Hale., match and a Press ana
Inspectors' marches. There will also
be a number of revolver matches. A
new match is one for the Sea Girt
championship of 1907 for a medal given
by the governor of New Jersey and a
number of cash prizes.
ALBINA WILL SOOI!
HAVE READING ROOM
Portland Public Library to
Open Branch on Williams
Avenue.
News of Child's School Shoes
'fritni Maker" Shoes Ml Same Pricts
Style 550. Girls' Shoes. Plump kid lace Blucher Shoes, made
with extension soles of eastern oak tannage, patent tip, dull calf
tops; a very splendid wearer. "Friend Maker." See prices below.
Style B550. Girls' plump kid button Shoes, same last and style as
550 only button. "Friend Maker." See prices below.
Style 562. Girls' Shoes. Plump kid lace Shoes, with dull calf
tops, made with a good heavy sole, but no extension; very neat
appearance and good wearer. "Friend Maker." See prices below.
Style 500. Girls Shoes. Patent lace Blucher, medium toe; dull
calf top; close edge extension soles. Is certainly wonderful value.
See prices below.
"FRIEND MAKER LINES AND FRIEND MAKER PRICES"
Sizes 5 to 8 . . $1A9 , Sizes 11 lo 2 . $2.19
Sizes 8i to 11 . $1.79 Sizes 21 to 7. . $2.69
Boys' Shoes; Our Leaders. For the price this is the best shoe you have ever used.
Style 758. Boys' porpoise hide lace Shoes, made with heavy soles, brass quilted "S" style.
These are fastened with brass screw nails, passing entirely through the sole and clinch
ing to a heavy solid leather
ife-R.-.- ir-
inner sole. Fitted with peb
ble goat top. An excellent
shoe.
Size. Price.
8tf to Wt fi.eo
1 to 2 fl.80
2V to Stf .f2.00
FIFTH STREET
N STREET
Royal Worcester Cor
selsFall Styles
American Corsets for American women. AnrX that
means the best corset made for the best women on
earth. Women who can buy the Royal Worcester
Corsets have long ago abandoned the idea that it is
necessary to buy imported corsets. They well know
that every advantage that money and brains can pro
duce is embodied in the peerless Royal Worcester. '
The fall models of these world famous corsets are
ready in our second floor corset department. Have
your fall and winter dresses fitted over the corset
you'll wear them over. And see to it RIGHT NOW
that you have the corset model for your figure and
for this season's gowns. We have them in 10 different
styles for all figures-Light
msniNGTo
SIXTH STREET
or neavy bonrags, and
priced all the way from
50c to $25. Our fitters
will be pleased to demon
strate their advantages to
you.
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Summer Trips
EASTWARD
CURE
dick Eeadach and reUereall ti ttoablas ineS
drat to a bllltma stats of the system, saoh as
DiuinM, Naoaaa. Prowiln , IHatma after
sating. Pain in the Side, fee. Wail thai moat
tainarkable sueoets has boan shown in oarisa:
SUCK
Ssadaehs. yet Carter's Little Liver Pills at
' quail; valuable in Oonatiptlon, curing and pra
vrating tbls annoying complaint, walla theralse
correct all disorders of thestomaen,stlmalaia the
Bw and regulate the bowels. Sveairtneyeaiy
area
mm
Xeh they weald be almost priceless to those who
suffer from this diatraaaing complaint; butforto.
natal r their goodness doaa notend bare .and those
Who ones try them will And these little piUs valif
bis to so many wsts tuatUiey will not be wit
Jlagte do without them.. But after ail a to head
AH!
Is the bans of so many uvea mat nerau wners
we make our great boast. Oor pills ours it while
outers do not.
i Cartar-a tittle limr Pills are very email and
very assy to take. One or two pille make a does.
They are atriotly vegetable and do not gripe
forge, bat by thetf geatftoaettoa. please ell
fttt lb!!! ' -
urns idsienn o&e txw tost -
The Portland public library has se
cured a store In the middle of the block
occupied by the Emporium Outfitting
company on Williams avenue, Alblna,
and will open a branch reading; room
Just as soon as some repairs and alter
ations can be made. This library will
be centrally located, in tne middle of
the shopping district, within a block
and a half of the Williams arenue
school. '
The room will be made as attractive
as possible, fitted up with tables and
chairs for reading; purposes, and will
be placed under the care of a trained
librarian. A small collection of books
will be placed upon the shelves, a full
list of bulletins and catalogues Of the
library will be kent for reference and
dally delivery of books asked for be
made from the central library. Those
who. are already members of the central
library can use their cards at Alblna. .
- a
Hampton Principal at Pendleton.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., Sent. 2. A. C. Hamp
ton, who was a teacher last year at
Moro and who was elected assistant
Erinclpal of the high school at The
'alles for this year, has been elected
principal of the Pendleton high school.
REMAINS OF HERO -
Arranarementa for the funeral of Out
E. Moore, who. at the sacrifice f his
own life saved two young men from
death In Lake, Michigan at Chicago Bun
day, August 25, have been completed.
Word was received this mornlne by the
rnother, Mrs. n. X.- MborerwhdTrve at
J9" Eurene street, that the O. R. A N.
train bearing; the remains of her heroic
son was on time and would arrive at
!: o'clock this evening.
There will be no services m the city.
TO; THE NEW ENGLAND STATES, NEW
AND EASTERN CANADA
TXOXZTS OH aUXB
SEPTEMBER 11-13-13, 190?
Take advantage of the low Summer tourist
fares to Eastern points. For full information
and reservations, call on
YORK
A. D. CHARLTON, A. G. P.
805 Morris on Btrewt,
VOBTXAJTO, OXBOOV.
A.
Northern Pacific Railway
IMGI0N
XMxrwmaxTU.
HEIL1QTHEATRE
14th and Washington Phona Mala I
two rmuroBjeuroxs tosat -
Labor Day Mat
inee 9:15
H
Toaifbt, aas. I
Tomorrow Wight
o)SA
JBEBflim
This thirteenth annual sqnatio event will be the
meet spectacular ever held in the Northwest.
SEPTEMBER 2. 3 & 4
Balling lUeea. Land 8 porta, Oraatry Fair, Tlkiag
PaoweBtrj. Monemaa will rerive their BKWt aaeieai
iitiou in aweet eong ana neroio ueaa 01 Taior.
100.00 in cael priaoa. Tea Tkoaaead Vonragiau
il present their world femooe
SJENGERFEST
AUG. St AMD SEPT. 1 Am
Low fetes on all rail and eteemboat lines
ASTORIA, OREGON
Funeral rites will bs observed at the
crematorium tomorrow afternoon at 3
oociraeith a
cient Order of United Workmen. The
body will be taken to the home on Eu
gene street immediately upon Its arrival
at the Union depot.
EXPOSITION RINK
wAwmrQTOw aits itx t.
9 Jolly Weeks 9
Commencing Uonday Zvenlnf
SEPTEMBER 2 TO 14
Afternoon and Evening; from lOO to
Bi30 p. m. and 70 to 10 80 p. m.
POBTLABD 0KOCEJUT mifi
PURE rOOD SHOW
Slaty Sxhlbits,
Costing' Thoasands of DoUara.
900 Fretty Olrls.
Musical, educational and entertaining
rogram each afternoon and evening,
aby shows and contests each, after-
General admission ...15o
(With 0 roc ex Tickets.)
Afternoon lOo
evening- 15o
Askronr Oroeer for arooenr Ticket.
This Is Your Opportunity
For seetiring a lot in what many consider the most delight
ful homesite in Portland. Here you have
An Abundance of Natural Shade
A view of the mountains and Columbia river unsurpassed
from any other table-land property. Plenty of good Oregon
sunshine and air are yours. The
Street Grading
When completed, will be strictly to city ordinance, and in the
next few months the Albert
Car Line
Will be extended right into the heart of the addition.
Rigid Building Restrictions
Are attracting the best class of home-builders. Its future is
assured it is .an
Opportunity for Investment
You simply cannot afford to overlook, and the terms and
Payments are easy enough to fit the most modest income,
ee it tomorrow, secure your lot, take your first step toward
independence.
F. B. HOLBROOK CO.
250 Stark Street Phone Main 5396.
Portland, Oregon
U&o STAR .hBdM'on?.alA-.SS.
Wee Of Boot. L
R. E. FRENCH STOCK CO. PRESENTS
"-"Jnmiw- Mii OKB.'?
Regular matinee days, Sundays. Tues
evening at
Reserve
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at 1:30
Prices 10c and 10c. Every e
8:16. Prices lOo, 20o and lOo.
Prices 10c and 10c. Every
seats by both phonea
THE aRXlNQ
wmx or iipvjjjgjm a, is?.
An AU-Star BUI Headed by fAKSa B.
. poota AiroatBirATUayoaao.
- Special added attraction, AL JOLSON,
the Greatest . Monologuist on the Stage.
81x other bis acts.
Three ahows daUy at J:S0, 7:S0 and :!.
atzcxAJws ajtd rcujraxjra VAJCOTTS
Georgia Minstrels
Fun Fast and Furious. '
FOrtrLAJs vmzOBS MaUnea. 3 So and '
60c. Evening;, J6c, ISo, 60c and 7Se.
Parade at high noon today. Concert
In front of theatre tonight, 7.:I0.
Beats now selling at theatre.
HeiHg Theatre
astajtob iau orzars tosat.
Wednesday, Thursday. Friday, Satur
day nights, September 4-5-6-7. Special
price matinee Saturday.
CYRIL, SCOTT
In Edward Peple's Delightful
COXXBT SBAJCA
"The Prince Chap"
Evening- Prices Lower floor. 11.60.
S4C
$1.00; b
S5c, S5o.
J 6c, t5c.
cony, 11.00, 76c, 60e; gallery,
Matinee Prices 11.00. 76c, 80c, '
Seat sale at theatre.
MARQUAM GRAND
(Phone Main .)
OPERA SEASON OPENS TONIGHT
"TJB OAXXrOXJTXAjrar
la Victor Herbert's Masterpiece
THE SERENADE
J "'Prlcaa-I6e4 80c 76, i- -
BAKER THEATRE .ffitf
GEO. L. BAKER; Oeri. Manager, ,
TosUerbt. All Week. Matinee Saturday.
sOrXCZAX. XATUrSB TOSAT, &abmr Bar
Famous Baker Stock Company in
jHenry Arthur Jones'' Comedy,
TMI3 LIARS"
Evening Prteea, Jlo, SSo, 60e, Matinee,
... lee, zee. i
LYRIC TH
Botk raoaewt
13ATRE
Itaia S5, XemeA-lOSC.
iciay, Dept. t.
(Mot Say)
Week commencing Monday, Sept I.
eh.1.1 wttliua TcdaV fJUSBor Pari
Allen Stock CfcTrenw ier ie (?(! I.
.Waa A Vws aAB-a-XAirc.''
Matinees Tuesday,. Thursday. Haiiirdair
and Sunday. ' Prices 10c JjTJ
evening at :1. Priees 10. iOa
r, . ri nir M ooen 19 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Sew Vyrto Btoek Oo, "The Bays ef Hi.-
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