?He' r OREON V DAILY JOURNAL! PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENINO. JUNE 3. 1SCJ. 1"r
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OREGON IS HOME OF.
COOPERATIVE COLONY
(Continued
tlrely by eleewrfclty. all artificial light
will be electric, and probably heat tor
"ajomeatto purposes wll be obtained from
th earns source. The cities will be lo-l
.t.j and built tay the beat architects;
v lanriaraoe aardeliera afitf Sfl rrttnry-ex-
- .n. Tha code of moral lawa govern
- log the federation and all who rue,!" on
Ita property will be. It la said, easily
within performance of every welc-lnten-tm.-A
mail . ami -woman -and will-be
rtgoroualy enforced with absolute Imper
'i.' -riallty. In a statement of the plan. Mr.
Wallace said of lt cUlsenshlpi
"We are prompted vj n,e "-Vk-.i
which e-Overn the American Insti
tute of Bocial Service, the National Clvlo
Federation 'artid similar organisations.
Those motives are the., preservation of
the liberties of our people, the stlmulat
.., of nairlotlsai.. the maintaining .of
our free tnstltutlona, the strengthening
of out government, theidevelopment, of
our country, the Improvement of the
hnjnaa of our Debbie. 'Our main effort
la to so readjust .the relations of eapl-
lal and, labor .aa. In destroy the antivgtin-.
hmrnOw- existing, by Dnnging -.neaw
forcea together in Christian coopera
Producers' Share of XTodaoto, '
-We believe It Is practical and possi
ble to. g-lve the irreat maas of producers
a more equitable ahare of the world's
products, to place the laborer In enviri
onmenta that offer greater protection
to morals and greater Inducements to
live moral and progreaslve Uvea, encour
aging him In Induatry and economy.
Tha work of the federation 18 rather
preventive than curative,"
In the federation no caplUl stock ex
lata, nor 1s U possible. - The properties
ara held m trust, and no member ha
tha , alia-hteat rirht of Interference In
the acquirement or development of the
properties. The conatltutlon deflnes the
trus( to be a corporate body to ac
quire hold, deal with, develop and utll
ti. all -trach -rrrjDertiea.real. personal
and mixed) aa the trust shall select, he
net proceed going In part to tne mem
bera and the remainder to Improvements
and extensions. The trust will be capi
ta llaed at 1160,000, the stock to be dls-
'-.
i J. Frank Wt8o,n."
trlbuted among those whom the- feder
ation selects, and Involving neither sub--acrlptlon
nor liability for moneys There
- are IS directors. It to be Oregon men
: and fire to be selected from the eastern
contingent of the enterprise. ... .
v'' Money Will Be Secure. 7
Forty per cent of the money realised
from sale of the bond will be retained
by the trust companies, and by them In
vested In the class of securities corre
ponding with those accepted by the
state of New York for investment of life
Insurance company funds. In this way
the repayment-Jof the entire principal of
the' loana will W guaranteed at matur
ity, and S per cent Interest for the first
' five years. 81xty per cent of the bond
proceeds 'will be taken for development
" of the Oregon properties, .
-.' 'Inasmuch as honesty and Industry do
Dot tnsurej-awecess In -the absence of
uui inauBjrw--4
Judgment and bi
ifL Wallace, '.'t
lseV so as to g-
business experience, -said
The federation Js organ
toguarantee a fair division
of the profits that is. Interest to, the
)
bondholder, and all remaining prom to
" -the laborer, leas the necessary charges
f its share of the feminine
world. The mothers will be
'( interested in "our opening; of
SUITS FOR BOYS
Today , a special irr Roys'
; $3.60 Norfolk Suits, ?2.$5. t
7 Boys'. $i .Wash' Suits at G5 '
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Boys' .."60c- Straw - Hatr '-at
We givtT FirecrjickeritFree
.with purchaseof boys' wear
hionCitffimmQ
Gustuhn-Prop-
SverrtaiBg for Men. aa Boys'.
JM-1M Taird, Imi Mottlaou,'-'' .j
from Part On.)
and the proportion reservedrfor exten
ston of . the properties. The (Hist has
absolute : management of the business.
and the advisory committee of the trust
Is selected from the best men In active
buatneaa. who nave demonstrated their
ability and who can give to the workers
the benefit of bualneaa Judgment and ex
perience, and guarantee to. the bond
holders that thelt investments will be
secure and Intereet-bearing.-
Distinctly Cooperative.
- "The entlre"hterprlae is unique jit
proposes t tngago In agricultural ,pufr
suns, .- anciuuang - mu muivu . iirawm
.Samuel Conncll
manufacturing all sorts of- products that
can be made here at a profit and en
gaging In transportation enterprises
necessary for development of Its. lands
and Industries. It will buy and build
railroads and boats fo"r those purposes,
If necessary., It Js not communistic, : t
socialistic,- buf distinctly cooperative.
While the members will own- their
own homes, subject to well-defined re
strictions individually, yefc-tfeey have no
Interest in the property by. stock. In
asmuch as stocks are negotiable and
subject to-execution,, and stockholders
can ask courts to appoint receivers; ana
aa insubordinate, Incorrigible and vicious
Characters are o encouraged to haraca
organisations wttn lawsuits ana oner
other embarrassments andobetructlons.
the organization Is perpetually forbidden
by the 'eonMltutlorrO'lMna'sTWg'SIheTl
than that held for lta Denent by tne
trust, . v . - - . '.
The onljr safe plan for this business
la to ratae the. money neoessnry to s-tabllak!-
and operate' It by lasting bonds
protected collaterally by property of tne
federation, putting It. permanently into
safe .business hand and on ..safe prtn
clplea, ao aa .-to . perpetually protect .t
from all conceivable dangers, a fat
as the wisdom of the organisers renders
possible, and athen Invite those who de
sire membership In It and who ara ac
ceptable. t la gratifying fo be able
to say that the plan so appeals Ah thr
general public that a- over-abunOanc
of members Is assured." . . ' -
ITo Tobaeoo and Wo Xatoxloanta.
The . conatltutlon provides, that the
president shall serve during his natural
life" or during the time he -remains- a
member of the federation, and that the
first president shall be H. B. Wallace.
A spiritual department shall forever bo
maintained, managedTby ordained minis
ters, and ' shall receive in perpetuity
one tenth of all earnings an products
tt the' federation. The use of intoxi
cants la prohibited, excepting a reason
able amount may be kept on hand by
federation drug? stores for medlcfnal pur
poses. No tobacco shall be used oa
federation,, property, nor on the publio
streets, nor In parka, pleasure grounds,
hotels or -public gatherings. On iht
death of a president his successor shall
be- elected by a majority vote, of the
ordained, ministers who ire members
of the-federatlon. and shall serve during
-his. natural , llf e or capacity to .act.
There will be a vice-president, who will
act Ijt abaencc of the president, apd dur
ing1' the Interval between his death and
election of hla successor, -a :
The lawa.-will bo intemreted hr iwr.
Itnanent Ward of arbitration, composed
or mree pereons, appoiniea oy ine ooaru
of directors.- Any disputant who shall
not be satisfied with toe award of this
board may carry hla caae toan appeal
I board of arbitration, to be composed of
three persons, two selected by tthe dla
putanta and a third chosen by these
two. V .
Methods of Deciding Disputes.
If the appeal board confirms the de
cision of the first hearing the caae it
settled. "But if It finds a different con
clusion the caae shall bo heard by a
aupreme board .-of arbitration, to ha
composed of the permanent tribunal oft
aruurauon, me appeal Doara ana three
mem be re of the federation selected in
the same manner as the choosing of the
appeal board.' The decision of the au
preme tribunal shall be final. .
Theby-laws provide that an applicant
for membership in the federation must
be II years old, mentally sound, and
pass a physical - examination showing
him to be capable of performing labor
in at least one of the departments. He
of the Holy Scriptures as given by In
spiration ct Ooit and of Jesus' Christ
as tbe Bavlor, and. the ethics of Jesus
Christ as the, rute In life. Candidates
muat further, BKreeVin wrHfnf to accept
all conditions, financial and otherwise,
governing the entrance into and con
tinuation of membership In the organixa
tlon. ; No wife mn acquire owjtrrahip uf
a h6use or lot in federation property in
additlen to that held by 'her husband.
. Jfo Work oa Sabbath.'
f"htldren niemrjTr-'harrT)eTIglble
tb membership without payment of an
entrance fee, on arriving at The age of
Is years. Member umjr transfer their
memberships .to any one eligible under
the' rules, of the federation.- Mo busi
ngs nor work shall be .carried on on
the Lord's day excepting that of neces
sity and mercy. No perstni, may Invest
nor use his private capital In the prop
erty of the federation, nor "carry on any
business for private profit bn the said
property, .
Mo member snail be compelled to
workTor the' federation, but shall work
only when he or.. ahe shall dealre. But
no member ahall receive any wages un
less for wortfr -performed, excepting In
rase of slckneeajar-Any member quit
ting work must give notice In writing
and secure a release from the superin
tendent. No member perforaaieg aklUed
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Open Eren
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Salnrdayj
B. M.'
YOU CAN :
'sale of fine clothing at
below all other stores.
Since this century began there has been no time that spot cash spoke in so strong terms as
during the great strike now on in 'Chicago. . City tlothing trade is ruined in that town for
this seasonwholesale houserhave no hope of any further orders for this season, manufac
turers having, on hand big stocks are forced to sdl-$and ' not gamble on future prospects,
-The- Hubwith -itsxold xash"1oughrj)Ye"r $50,00(1 worth-ol their
that enable it to give the. wage-earner a bargain sale such a
storeof eJl stores to secure your summer outfit. 'I' 1 '
50
Will secure your picK and
choice of 1,000 single or dou-v
ble breasted Suits, hand-tail-ored,
in all-wool or worsted
materials, black, blue, grays,
alio dark mixtures. Plaids,'
stripes, checks and over
shots. These suits were made
by the best wholesale tailors
to retail at not less , than
$12.50 to $15, and. .that it
what yotr have to pay for
the same goods bearing the
ame-TnantlfacturersTlabels"
in any store in"this city.:
labor shall quit work -until dua riotlce
haa been given and A substitute Se
cured. ' M. resident , members who do
not work as much aa nine months each
year shall, losa their right and benefits
as such members, and ahall ba placed
In the category-of non-retldent mem
bers. j ; -kf
ambers Mit Kava Oholea of Work..
Jtl members shall work were.-lfi
the Judgment or the managemem-t. jjiey
can best serve the federation, but each
member shall be employed In the de
partment he ohooses so long' aa the
management la able-o employ hint there
with' profit to the federation. All work
the-federatlon engages Ih ahall be
deemed equally honorable knd Impor
tant. The scale of wages in each depart
ment shall be the cash, wage paid In
the district for ' the special work. In
question, but "o . deduction shall be
made .lor the outlay on any 6 ft he social-
advantages : Inuring to the mem
ber. - '
The results ahall be summed up quar
terly, and the net profits, after all fixed
charges and expanses are paid, ahall be
placed Jn the federation treasury to be
used lri improvements and extensions of
federation-property. 'Expelled members
must leave tha property of the federa
tion. . They can be restored by repent
ing of the offense which caused expul
sion and" signing an agreement to obey
the laws. . ., ;.", . "
SECRETARY HAY AGAIN
' IN CRITICAL CONDITION
.
' (Journal Special gerrlae.)
Newbury. N. H, June 2(. The condi
tion of Secretary Hay Is much better
this morning. Additional medical aid
arrived early this morning from Boston.
Hay Is suffering In vmuoh the" same
manner as he aid before he took his
trip abroad. ,
vr. cam. tne local pbysiciaet- in at-
tendaTnce, aaid today: "Mr. Hay's trouble
haa been, relieved. He will need at
tention for a day or two. If no compli
cations arise he will soon be as well as
usual." .--'
"lit. Scudder of Boston Teturned home
this morning. Dr. Murphy will remain
aa, a precaution against development of
unexpected Symptoms.
RILLS-ENTIRE-FAMILY-n:
"... IN FIT OF INSANITY
' L (Journal Special Berrlee.)
Grind Iake, Colo,, June 2. Mrs.
Watt C. Qregg yesterday In a fit of
temporary Innanlty shot and killed her
four children and then Bitot herself, In
flicting a Critical wound from which
she Is believed to be dying. - Her bus
band .heard the shots and returned to
find 4he entire family weltering In
blood from ihelr wounds.'
Tire aweepa Utah- Terming Begioa.
' ,(Jaarsal Iparl.l ertra.)
Ogden. Utah, Jlfine . Fire with a
frontage of mori thaiu'a mile hnn tra
versed five mllea of-terrlrorf deatmylng
faTms, crops' and haystacks,--and Is
sweeping north of Mere. The flames or
iginated -from an unknown cause "and
are still burning this afternoon.
, - A rearfal Tata. -,-It
Is a fearful fate to hare to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. "I csn
tnithfillly say,". writes Harry Colson, of
u.n.rtn.Iu. fa. t h t far nilna. Bleed
ing, Itching and Protcjuftlng Tiles. Buck
len'a Arnica Salve Is the beat cure
mad." Also beat for ruta, burns and
Injuries, ijr at Red Cross pharmacy,
Sixth and Oak attests.
$7
A VTtn From ttie maw of the hlghprlced
'i clothiers.- This store is making a
prices that you wilhknow at a glance are far
This; will be the" best
fine
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Fen; SALE HZn ;
James M. Kan, Gen'l Manage:
IRRIGATION COMMITTEE
r VISITS YAKIMA VALLEY
I
' North Yakima, Wash.. June 2. The
congressional committee on Irrigation
Is visiting the Yakima valley today the
guests of Congressman Jones and Sen
ator Ankeny.
At a, mass meeflrig Jieldtln EUensburg
Saturday night reeolutlons were passed
asking the government ta absorb all the
private Irrigation enterprises In the
Yakima valley and .to construct Irriga
tion works.
WALLACE CONFERS
, -WITH CANAL MEMBERS
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' Jotr":il Bpeetal Service.)
' New York,' June Secretary Taft
and Chief Engineer Wallace of the Pan
ama canal. Chairman Shonta and Coun
sel. Cromwell had an extended xonfer-
ence ,, yesterday over Panama mutters.
Wallace 'Is dissatisfied CMer the dredg
ing contract already.let Hhiflt Is freely
stated that ho wnf resign, :'
SlXJWONTttS'-iXlEBATE-
HAS BEEN CONCLUDED
-Jenrnal Special Service.) i,
r Paris, June It. The six. months' de
bate over the bill separating church and
atate has beerr- concluded. 'The only
point leff for dlscuaslon Is the regula
tion of public worship with penalties for
the breaches of law..' Btnce-Jnnuary the
chamber of deputies hns been consider
ing the various points In the blllr -
SVaaston Boundhonse Barns.
"iBvr.htften. Wyo., June 26. The Ihlon
Pacific lounilhoiisahere Wfft destroyed
by fire -early this 'nkrnlng, the origin
of iwhtch Is unknown. Five locomotives
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tlieiri being blown HpriTdurflalns of Pennsylvania eam this
of oir. " The loas is I modest' request the other day?
were lost, one- of
by an explosion
Si fto.noo.
CASTOR I A
lor Infants and Children. - -
ft Kind You Hare AFwaysTJought
Bearg tha -
-THIRD
- AND
BURNSIDE
- STi.
week of all.
choicest products at prices
will make The Hub the'
. '
$BD.5
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For $18 and $20 Suits, and
there are over 1,000 to er
lect from. No . old-timers,
but the" very newest arid
most desirable spring and
summer styles, imported ma
terials", tailored, trimmed and
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styled 'to" perfection. ' The
new grays in oex 20 pat
terns. Black, blue unfinish
ed, worsteds and serges. Ex
tra quality cheviots, Thibets,
cassimeres, homespuns, etc.
This lot of suits standa Jjead
"and shoulders above any two
stocks shown in this city
from $18 to $20, but The
Hub leads the .way in the
clothing buslhesi"and "fW
no clique or clan and gives
quality goods as -low as
y reliable " esUblishmenij
-A
from TFortland,-t alne,' .to
Portland, Oregon.
BoomlvBing! Bang!
Get Ready for the Fourth
S10.0OO worth of Bombs, anella, Oraek
ere. Wheels and Booketa And every
thing else that will make a nolae, now
on sale at S9 WASB3sTOTOaT STBBBT,
Imperial Hotel Bldg. We have prepared
for a real nld-faanloned Fourth this
year.,- We have, the largest stock of
Fireworks ' ever shown on the Pacific
coast It's a dandyl - See our new Im
portations of Chlneae and ' Japanese
curios and silk good, Splendid assort
ment Juat received.
Western Importing Co.
33t WASBIaTuVrOJr STBBBT.
lM-iTo irprTK murt. ;
- Chaa. B. Toung, President.
GERMANS MEEV DEFEAT
IN SOUTHWEST AFRICA
awMBw ....
('om-sal Speelal Berries.) T
Capetown, June 2. The rebel leader,
fforengo, atiacked and defeated the
German forces In Oil Kras mountains
in German Southwest Africa. All the
German ammunition and' supplies were
carried off by the rebels. Tha losses
ar reported heavy. '
SAYS SUNDAY HOLIDAY
i COjWICTEO HIS CLIENT
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(Jeorsal Special Serriee.)
Baker City, Or., June ti. Attorney
Johns announces that he will take an
appeal In tha Roy Miller case. .The Jury
was-out 22 hours and on the first ballot
stood seven for conviction and five for
acquittal. The defense claims that but
for the Intervention of Sunday tha jury
would have disagreed. - . .
Big Cleveland Bias.
(oarnal Special Bornca. (
Cleveland, vO,. June 1 8.Flre broke
outliri the wholesale district this morn,
Ing a T)?l .destroyed Fairbanks. Morse
Oo.'s IuTtiuIng and the Wlllard Storage
company's-building. Ixs Is estimated
at $180,000. y ,
( Balf BUllios Zks U names.
" , (Joaraah-gpeclal Sertlee.) i
Nasuvllle, Tehn-.-yJuna 21. Fire In
the business section yesterday damaged
several department stores to I he extent
of StiOlpoo. The principal loeera. were
the FalHi e, the-Maolx and Crescent com
panies. . - ' A
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A Modest Bequest Oraated. .
From theJ'jrenceton "Alumni -Weekly.
' (Tllterliit' through the mall from the
Mr. -Groves Cleveland, rsesineni or
Princeton rrilvrrslty Dear lrs Will
you please send me a catalogue of your
school? Youra truly, v v
He got the .catalogue, . , V
f ' ;- Oeaexoaa, - ' .."'
Xanalatedf.fTpm Meggendorfer Blatter.
Jack Uncle 'jonn, o you Deneve in
dreamsT "i ' ' - .' ' " ,
i rncls John-WhyT
I diesmed 4sst, night that you lent
me a hundred." ... '.'i.. .
"Keep it, my bojokeep It." , ;
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LEST VE FORGET!
CC (f rAQl-i .Will be presented to the person sending
t?j,vu ynon beft ,tory or description of not more
than 50 words, by July 1, of this cartoon setting forth what it repre-r,,
enti and .the. lesson it teaches. Address, Adv. Mgr4 The Hub. :"
SHOES
STo departmeBt la tkla big store kag 4oa ao mnok to
bind the naoDle to u aa on Iko. Senartment, The
leading brands will always bo fonad, the beet and -dt,
latest striae la eadlea vartotr. This Wajra-Xarnara'
aalo will give yoa a saving of from Si to Sl.M oa
way brand of shoes yow seleot. Tbo entire shoe (took
ta Included is tola sale.
.45
TOM S3.M VAIUZS OAX, BOX C1LT,
solid leather clear through. They, come
In 10 styles of last and toe,slses B to II.
$235
or Oxford.
uxroro,
-Oaif and extt
$3.35
Calf and extra gualtty velours. : .
-footwear made than The Hub sells, and when te announce a cut
' In' this department It Is the signal for a rua.hf shoo buyers-. .
the Purchasing fbwer of
SXOZS, BATS ABO rUBBTBBTVOS
oi yoor
T. Bi
XBri. ABO BOYS' OVTFXTTBB.
SPECIAL RATES
BY THE DAY OR WEEK?
Beaeked by tha ( Oregon Water
rower It By. Cot Trolley Use.
' - - Write or Phone. .
X,. B. if ABTIBBS, Manager. .
Zstaoada, Oregon.
HOTEL-DETROIT
BXST BBAB T AXB OBOVBB. ;
Cor, BTtb aad Tharmaa1. Streets.
J. C. GRIFFIN, Proprietor. ,r
Reached by all -car lines.
Rates, tl per day. Rooms with bath,
II and It per day. r
: THE
Kirs a
Kew thmashnnt, tl Per daf. RiTini ll
reedera - enaTenleneea; on dtrart car llu te
1pn sad ennoaltlnn; mlnittes' tralk fram
pnatnfrlre (nil lualnae . renter. flrat-. elaaa
! artel 2ft cent, (oe ffterem) atra.t
between fifth sad glxtk streeUk.. Cerreepoaa-
aca aoiiciun. i-m i l
, HOTEL
Estacada
fart
AX.X. QVAUTTM OT.S3.80 XOSS
Bltcher,-Bals.,1ConcTes or Uw CuK-
in vici, coraivan.
In vie I. cord Ivan, colt.
rom oxoxoa or axt-batd ooodtbab wbicts.
In patent vlct French Calf. Baby Burro $4.50, $6 and
l extra Quality Prise Medal Shoes. There Is nd finer
mm
aa applied to clothes buying was
never mora striking 1 , demon
strated tbaa la tha aatraordlaary
valnea wo offer at SIS In M ea'a
and Toung Kea'a Spring Suits.
Other stores wo aid ask yon SaO
fo them aad if yoa were to go
to a anatom tailor yoa oouldat
get their eaual ta style, material,
workmanship And fit tude S30.
Cry. it look around then oome
bar and see our groat assort
meat of styles, fabrics and pat
terns. Wo know that after yoa
examine tha grarmeats and try -oa
you also, yoa will be taorongalr.
eoavtaoed that oar Smart Olo tak
ing 4a the sort yoa want. - -
MetTs Suits, $10 to $20
at prloe that make llfHt demands
pooketbooa. . --j . . t.
883-389 BAST If OBB2SOB. ST,
WEST
HotelFairmoiint-
TWBBTT-SZZTX ABT) TJFSBWB STS. "
Opposite Mala Intranoe to Xewla aad"
, Clark Bxpoaltloa. -r-
Only ahaorutelyreproof iotel ad- -Joining
grounds, equipped with electrlu
telephonic and special telephonlo com
munications for patrons, uniformed
porters and bellboys at all hours at
guejTs service. .. , t..l, r-
150 Elegant Rooms
Open for Guests
BATXS "1.00 ABAT ABB UP, j
W. H.. "UATTIN, 'General Manager. ,
'. Df. B? E. '
WRIGHT
n
The SCIBVTiriO -
DKaTTiaT that
elieves all pain -
dental . onotJ-
tlona, ,
Stavw Wasuiagtoa
St, tor. Seveatk.
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