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SALKM, OHKGON, TUESDAY, APRIL 0, 1007.
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ELOQUENT
APPEAL
rtires the Renunci
alion of Evelyn
-Sacrifice of Woman a
Trait Not Common
Among men
i testimony of a convicted folon, and
ask 12 men torqturn a verdict that
I will mako a young wife a widow."
Evelyn Told Truth.
v "You do boltcvo In your hearts, la
fnct you know, that no human Imag
ination could have Invented the story
Evolyn told you that no actreBS day
after day could have stood all tho
tricks known to lawyers to break
down a. witness unloss tho story waa
true. Now try to depict tho effect
that story had on tho mind of Hnrry
Thaw? I Bhall prove It from many
sources, prove It first In tho words
of Evelyn testifying to you."
Effect of Her Story.
Sho says: " 'The effect's of my
statement of tho wrong dono mo on
Thaw wcro very terrible. Ho Bald
It must have been frightful to think
of mo, so young nnd tender, in the
hnnds of this big yellow brute. Ho
kept biting his nails, wnlklng up and
not. I loved him too much to lot (was the cnuso of all hor wrongs, so
him mako that sacrifice. I always ! that she refused to neo him alone.
jtt York, April 9 Dolnins an-
I before ho entered court thnt
mid conciuuo ma argument m down, sobbing and moaning. Not
mornings session. Tho crowd crying, but awful sobs shook him. He
larjerthan ever today. Thaw would cry out 'Oh, God! Oh, God!"
9d bright and choorful. The n0 Baa no rjKi,t mlndod norson
stonily was present. His slstor- would blame me. That I was only i
lir JIr bdwaru llinw, n-.poor, unfortunate llttlo clrl. but
for tho first tlmo. In opon-; that. In splto of what had hnpponoJ.
j Muni tald "I will jyjd tho ho intendod to marry mo anyhow. I
Mot of many weeks nnd, so far ( told him It wna not right, bocnuse
njdcfenio Is concorned, placo iWhlto'a frlonds know, ami Hint thnv
ibm la your handB." Ho re would snoor at him, that It would
tri Molly what ho said yostor- hurt him with his family. Ho would
M tha flirt rnillft 1nnri ntnai in' ..t I. .. ... - .1 . t - ..
..,,,..., ..... .v.. .. iu IJUI, i,Vui- mi;, Hiiu renewed ins oner
ttlHld Of his argument. Hu of mnrrlnen. T rlliln't tlilnlr It rliMit
ti np on Hummel nnd said: I told him I would no bnck on tho
r latter again sco a higher of- stngo; hat would not tlo him down.
of the people stand upon tho I wanted to marry him, but I could
wmgoStGee I
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OUR LOW PRICES
ARE WHAT MAKE BUSINESS
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tMu to u department. It
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' Dress Skirts
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't In all tho new
't- new materials,
fjucy ohook, plain
Prices.
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thought It waa my talking this wny
which In part affected him so. "
Her Ilciitiiicintlon.
' "It was a subllmo renunciation,'
snys tho sneering district attorney.
It was a subllmo sacrltlco that this
poor girl, earning a living by tho
hard work of in artist's modol nnd
actress, should refuso a rich man's
offer of marriage, but I show you by J
ovmonco you cannot doubt thnt this
subllmo ronunclntlon wns truo; that
t was truo ho proposed marriagot
thnt 8o rofusod him; that this re
fusal was tho act of n noblo, solf
sncrlflclng woman. It may bo that
ma ncannot rise to Btich heights of
solf-sncrlllco nnd self-abnegation, but
than God, tho Creator has placed In
tho nobler, moro tenrtor breast of wo
man tho power to rlso to thoso
heights.
Itosa to Sublime Height.
"When this power nppoara In our
laughters it becomes tho Joy or our
homes. When It appears In our wives
It becomoB tho balm of our llvoa."
Inias roforrod to Thaw's letter to
Longfollow. Ho coutlnued: "The
gonuluouoae of this lettor Is unquoa
tlonod. Thnt It tolls tho truth Is
undonltd. Yen, It was a subllmo ro
nunclntlon. Iu hor llttlo, but noblo
hohrt tho spirit of solf-sncrllloo roso.
She snid: 'Harry, I won't drag you
down. I can't mako of you an ob
ject at which every slow linger of
scorn may point. I will bo nil thnt
a woman can bo to n ninnNto youbut
1 won't tlo you down. Tho nlomont
you think It beBt 1 go back to my
and, dreary life, whllo you return
to your own life, to your mother, to
your sisters, whllo I drop lowor,
lowor until I disappear.' That's nil,"
exclaimed Delmas. "Sho wouldn't bo
co mo hla wifo, because Bho feared It
would shut him out from hla mother
nnd slstors, nnd from that society to
which ho had boon ncouBtomod. Men
of sordid affairs may not nrlao to
that conception, but this llttlo glr!
did rlso o thnt sublime height."
Tlimv'a Miml Poisoned.
when he exclaimed, 'Poor llttlo Evo
lyn,' then recall the lottors ho wroto
hor, how he wrote nextdny, Oh, tho
madness of It, as you aro absolutely
honest ho won't trouble you; ho
would have dono nothing for you,
now you must got strongor without
him.' Tho pages neither of poetry
nor oratory contain n snddor story of.
utter desolation. Thaw bewailed his
loss, tho world sccmod a blank to
him, ho felt he had nothing to llvo
for, nil nmbltlon fled."
Thaw Coiicclrvtl Ills Mission. ,
Dolmns described at longth Thaw'a
changed manner when ho went to
Pittsburg; how tho mother noticed
and nt last loarncd tho secret. Ho
centinued: "Then you romombor
tho occnslon In the church whon the
organ ponlod out that grand anthem
totho God of our nrmlos nnd nnvlos,
'Lost AVo Forget,' how ho broko
down, with tho music ringing In his
onrs, ropontlng tho state, 'you novor
can forget th wrong dono this girl,
you never can forgot what makes
your life so deolnto?' Tho courag
eous man conceived thnt ho had a
mission to porform. Suelng Evolyn In
tho hands of White Beemcd to him
worBO than tho torment of hull, Ho
LEGISLATIVE
REPORT OF
STATE GRANGE
Grills Some of the Bad Work of
the Last General Assembly
Favors Free Locks and Port of Celumbia:
Bills University Appropriation
Held Excessive
i
Ab a member of tho legislative
committee of tho State Grnngo, I
hurowlth submit it partial roport of
nwB enacted and bills dofontod at
thu laitt session of tho loglalature:
this Includes only house bills, ex-
camo back to Now York to mako one ' ept such uh I hnvo boon uuablo to
obtain a full rocord of, as tho llnnl
calendar has not boon Issued yet, ntrl
only thoso which 1 decide of mont In-
more effort to savo her."
Thaw Save.t Evelyn.
The ndvocnto limn tlntilntinl Imw
Thaw and Evelyn had met. almost as ltoro'!t to tho members nt our order,
strangers, how Evolyn nt last learned I"lt,0 nfx,1 '"V th U.U,W.V !
tho Storloa tnlil l.nr nhm.t Thnw wnfnhvl11 tWUlth a final report, InchullnR
$2.50, $3.50, $4.50
and $5.90
Muslin
Underwear
A grand assortment in skirts, chem
ises, gowns, oorset oovers and draw
ers. Corset Covors, 26c. Sic and 9e.
Skirts, 66c, 9Sc, 11.25 and 1 49.
Gowns, 49c. 75c, 9Sc and $1.25.
lu"ls FASTEST GKOWINO STORJ3.
McEVOV RROS.
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SALKM, OR.
Thou tho speaker went Into the
groat main thomo of tho dofonso, tho
effect of Evolyns story upon Thnw'g
mind. "Consider tho fatal rouse
quencos of this talk ih Paris on this
man. I roturn to hor story of tholr
stay In Europo. How ho talked too
much of this thing. How he would
becomo oxclted about it How ho wui
constantly going over It again nnd
again, how it wns novor out of his !
mind. Suoh wus tho condition of
Thnw's mind when ho partod from
Evelyn and sent hor to America he
foro him. It was tho first faint dawn
of tho mental condition which maul
footed Itself three years luter. He
Buys he went to call upon her soon
after he arrived In New York and
found that In the meantime such
thing had happened thnt when he,
the man she loved, called on her she
refused to see him alono."
Evelyn AVn Decide!.
"He found that hen. mind was
poisoned against him. He said she
didn't understand. Then she told
him she had heard certain stories,
that ho put a girl in a bathtub and
turned boiling wntor on hor; thnt he
took morphine; that he was craiy;
that he was in the habit of tying
girls to bedposts and beating them
no shook his head and suld: 'Poor
llttlo deludod Evelyn.' Sho told him
how sho had gone to Hummel's of
floe and seon thore papers purporting
to tell of the suit against him by the
girl he had mistreated, and be told
her If she wished to. believe such
things sho could.
Tlunr AVas Dfccoiuolate.
"She said be kissed my hand and
said he would always caro mot for
me, that I was an angel to him, and
we parted as though never to see oaca
other again. Picture the state of bit
Mind when he received such greetings
from the woman from whom he part
ed so tenderly a short time before,
who he lored and bad asked to be
his wife; picture the state of bis
mind when ho found sho had ben
menUUy poisoned by the man who
untrue. "Then," oxcmlmed Dolman,
"hopo. began ngnln to dawn dn thlo,
luan'B'breast. Tho hour of reconcili
ation wan nt hnnd, tho barriers wore
fnlllng nway. Thoy camo cloBor to
gether, until that blessed night of
Christmas, 1903, tho night White
had propnrod In tho high towor to
tho banquet for tills girl victim of
his, whon he was to lure her to hla
don ngnln, tho night when ho hoped
to renew his wrongs to her, thnt
night this mnn devoted to her,
snntohed her nway from tho Jnws of
death, from the snares of dlsgrnco
tho senate bills and such house bills
ns I hnvo not been ennblnd up to thW
dato to get a f till record of, aa well
a H soma nf thu inrmt Imtmrthnt roan.
lutlons. TIouso mTlio. iC'knovffi-riY
tho Chnplii bill, tuiHiSod both houses
and npprovod by the governor, It
provldoa for tho appointment of
throo commissioners by tho gover
nor, who hns already appointed
thorn, ono of these commlsslonorii to
bo elected by tho pooplo in 1908, tho
other two In 1910. Thh bill-Wna
ntuendod so much that It Is Impoiwl
blo to give the exact provisions of
the law as enacted until said law Iu,
published. AVhotller it will glvo ro
llbf from rnllrond abuses that 'thn
pooplo demand, tlmo will show.
HouBo'blll NO. 7. Hiibslttuto for x
bill for an act appropriating money
to nsslst tho U. 8. government to
build locks nt tho fnllii of the AVII
lamottu river at Oregon City waa
pivHaed by both houses nnd nppravctV
by tho governor.
It appropriates $300,000 contin
gent upon a Blmllnr appropriation by
tho government to either buy . tk
present loclm or build new oneao
the enat nlilo of tha river.
H. II. 12, n bill to establish Jut
mill nt tho penitentiary, wna defeat,
ed by bolng Imlellnltoly postponed
H. II. 37. a bill for nu act tu In-
cronso annual appropriations for sup
(ContTifuod on piigoihrco.) '
nud took hor nway."
Another Kpectrv.
In continuation of hla morning
speech Delmas said: "And thnt
night real love for onoh othor be
gan; that night whon hunting for tho
man who hnd resouod her, but found
him not, pistol In hund. White threat
ened to shoot the man who had baf
fled him. Dolmns exclaimed how
Thaw believed AVhlto employod the
"Monk" Eastman gang to kill him.
Ho coutlnuodt "Thon arose the spec
tre that ho might loso hla own life,
added to tho ono which bad hnuutod
him so long. From that night he
wont armed." ComlnunK the story
of Evelyn nud Harry, said Delmas.
"In tho latter part of 1901 or lh
beginning of 106. a second opera
tion was performed oh Evelyn.
Whan oonvateaeeHt the man who for
two years had sought her love, who
had been reHeed beeawM bc
thought their union to be detriment
al to him pareuadetl the mother he
adored 'o oome to New York. She
came aad brought the gtrl to marry
her son. She aaeured her that she
would be welcome to her home, lit
the honored, reacted, loved wife
of her son."
Thaw Gnn Wild.
She related that fctory to him one
month before the fatal day In June.
U9 began to gnaw his nails, his eyes
grew wild. Did he not have oause to
get wild, fhls mnn who had loved
this girl for four years, who had
carried her story in hie heart, who
made her his wife when he hear!
that her raviihor had boasted that
ho would get hor back. In his mind
ho heard AVhlte say: 'I stole hsr
from her mother, and now I will
SCHMITZ
FRIEND
HUBERT
Being Put Through Another
v Sweat Box Process
San FranoUoo, April 9. Hxamlnn
Ion of talesmen in tho Hjiur trial
waa resumed this morning. Ono ad
ditional talesman was temporarily
passed. It Is generally
Mondny'n heasion of the grand
marked tho firing of the Ilrst gun In
the general n win tilt1 on the pollqo de
partment, and thnt In thu testimony
of Fred Hllbert. Bob mils' bonom
friend, waa laid the foundation not
only for Indletment of Sohmltx. but
several police otllolnls. llefore night
fall It is believed Honey's real pur
POM In going Into Hit alleged slot
machine graft will be revealed. Hu
bert will be sweated again this after
noon. Members of the fight trust
will alia be examined.
GREAT
FALLS
STRIKE
Throws Out Thousands of
Men at Butte
Untie, Mont., April 0. -Tho I'enn- .
sylvanla, Mountain View, !,aonartl
and Hast and West Colusa mfuoe o(
f III Ililnli... R. 1 mm
believed ' " wuimum uoinpuny
nd JuryBhul UQWn tadny' u,rowln 3-P0
m.ii ..nt in worn, following (ho.
cIohIiik of the Or oat l'all Htueitera by
the strike of flfty-two (elootrJoal
workors, maolilnlstM nnd black
smiths fdr a I0-oeiit rni. Ilesldun
1100 smeltermen are renderoU Idle
at CTeat I'a,IU HRd minora at Unite,
about 1000 eoal miaera. uHarryiuen
and trainmen are oHt of work.
steal her again from her husband.'
Dut he did not steal her again. Do
tween that dealro and Its consumma
tion this strong young man to dd
fond bis right, inspired by the
pledges he made before heaven to
protect her with bis life."
Tuo Million (iiiiiit Hags.
Tho Stato Doard of Control of
Washington has Just distributed
nbout two million grain bags to tho
wheat growing counties of thnt state
The state of Washington has a legis
lature that is not afraid to have Hi
convict labor go into competition
with the bagging trust.
o
(CoBtlBue4 ob Jkt.)
Kcrub Woman .Ucim-d.
Chicago, April 0. The mystery
surrounding the theft of the $173,
000 from the sub-treasury bero Is
said to have been cleared, Tho m
ployea suspected are not guilty. It
It deolared a scrub woman took tha
bills whon the employes wero not
looking. Following the search of tho
woman was questioned by the gov
I eminent secret service wen today. It
la said a warrant will be Issued.
MUviiirl Ig lulu tun.
Jeffenwn City, Mo., April 9 In
aeeordanto with the call of Governor
j Folk, the legislature of the stute of
.i muii 1 1 vhijiu (UKeuiwr in eaira ssa
slon today. The speoine subjects
named in the call are: To enact suoh
legislation as may be neoetwnry to
provide for the regulation of ttu
rates of publlo corporations. To pro
vide legislative enactments fur tho
enforcement or tho dramshop law
throughout the state. Tu provldo for
the removal of derelict omcials. To
provide for onactment wl(h an emer
gency clause for the suppression of
race track gambling.
Dr. J. F. COOK
THH MOTANWAL DOOyOK,
MOVED TO Sid UMKHTY tiTKKJCt
FOH ANY IH8KA4K OAMi ON IW,
COOK. CONKUITATfOX FitKtt.
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