THE OREGON ; DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY, MAY 27 1920.
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REPORT IS FULL
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SOVIET METHODS
Bjr William E. Nash
Special CabU to Th Jonrnal and Lh Cliicao
Dally New.
(Copjrricbt, 120, by Chiraao Daily Xm Co.)
Paris, May, 27. The report made
by the Investigation r committee of
the Russian cooperative societies , on
its trip to Moscow has Just come
Into my hands. It Is complete con
demnation of Bolshevism.
"From the beginning to the end we
were isolated from contact with the
society at -large." said M. Makhetv and
M. Shomeleff, chiefs of the delegation.
"We were not allowed to treat with the
cooperative reprenentatives in Moscow
nor to communicate with our headquar
ters in London. We Were not allowed
to stop in Petrograd. Nevertheless,
through numerous personal relations
in all classes of society we did succeed
in getting information of the actual
situation in Russia.
COMMUNISTS II CONTROL '
"Prom a political fctandpolnt, the
whole country is in the hands of the
Communist party, which continues to
develop its program of socialization. To
conserve a majority in the soviet' coun
cils it employs every means at its dis
posal Including force. In general, the
population of the cities is dying off, as
Is shown by the frightful mortality of
112 in 1000 in Moscow. There is a
general tendency to go back to the land
and the real vitality of the country now
exists in i the villages. Industry as a,
whole Is ruined. There is neither fuel
nor raw material nor sufficient labor
in the factories. - Workmen who remain
st their poets are subjected to Iron
discipline without mercy, which rJips in I
the bud all strikes.
FLOOD OF PAPER MONET
"Such quantities of paper money have
been Issued that it is now really worth
less and everyone refuses to accept it
whenever possible. The state bank has
been abolished and no saneproject for
the reestablishment of finance is under
consideration. Our system of buying
and selling has been centralized and
transformed in a way which none of
the original leaders can approve
"Superficially the number of cooper-',
"attves has Increased, but their quality
, has been greatly lowered. AH consum-
-fers and. producers are now forced to
Join them. The elections of the gov
erning boards at the end of Mtt were
openly manipulated by the Soviets,
Nevertheless the development of coop-
Tin technical affairs they have preserved
a real independence. ,
School at Tokio for
Foreign Children
Has 100 Enrollment
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By Eraest W. Clem est
Special Cabla to Tba Journal sod the CUeaee
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(Copyrieat, 1920. by CUaaso Daflr Co.)
"Toktoti Japan,. May 27. The Tokio
foreign school, established a long time
ago for the purpose of educating Ameri
can and British children, chiefly those of
missionaries, has been growing and de
veloping , gradually until It has an en
rollment! of more than 100 children of
-various nationalities. More than one
half are Americans and one fifth Brit
ish, the remainder being Russians, Japanese.-
Europeans and South Americans.
About 60 per cent of the pupils belong to
the missionary element and the other 40
per cent to business an-i diplomatic cir
cles. I i ',
Though the constituency is Interna
tional, efforts to compromise on the
method of running the school have failed
and it has been decided to reorganize
it entirely on the American educational
system, fit will be called the American
school of Tokio, but there will be no
discrimination as to nationality.
New Residence of
Ef-Kaiser Is Being '
Finely Furnished
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Special Cable to The Journal and the Cfcimco
Daily Newa.
(Copyright. J 920, by Chieaco Daily Hem Co.)
Amsterdam, Holland, May 27. Heavy
vans are arriving dally at the ex-kaiser's
new residence at Doom with furniture
and pictures belonging to the Imperial
family.5 I The former monarch was to
move within two weeks, but one f my
correspondents at Doom, who succeeded
in penetrating the old manor, reports that
the house will not be ready before the
end of May.
The apartments on the top floor are
nearly completed, but 80 men are still
working ' in the large hall. All the pri
vate rooms of the ex-kaiser and ex- j
empress on the first floor are ready and j
locked upj but the large dining hall and j
drawing; room are not yet fitted up. Big j
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New Victor Records
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Anions these records you will
find music to fit every taste and
every mood. (Xome In and let us
play them for you on the Victrola.
Seventh Floor.
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74613 Carmen-Habanera Cabtlella Besanzoni. ............
64862 Panurge-Chanson de La ,Toaraines(Sone:of Touraine),
Emilio de Gogorza '. .... J. ....... -...'... .1.00
74607 Cradle Song (Mendelssohn), Violin, Mischa Elman... 1.50
74608 Lo, Hear the Gentle Lark, Amelita Galli-Curci. 1.50
74612 L'EcIair Call Me Thine Own. Mabel Garrison. . . 1.50
64864 Sunrise and You. Edward Johnson: .............. . 1.00
64861 Fond Recollections (Violoncello),! Hans Kindler 1.00
74609 Symphony in G Minor, Menuetto (Mozart), Phila
delphia Orchestra 1.50
64863 buna. Reinald Werrenrath . . , . .. I . ... ..... 1.00
18655 How Lovely Are- the Messengers (2) See, the Con
quering Hero Comes. Victor Orchestra
If AU Your Hearts (2), Pastoral Symphony, Victor
Orchestra ,
18656 Daddy, You've Been a Mother to Me, Henry Burr
Just Like the Rose, Charles Harrison ..............
18657 How.Sorry You'll Be. Wait'll You See. Esther Walker
He Went in Like a Lion and Came Out Like a Lamb,
Billy Murray !-
1865 8 Hand in Hand Again. Albert Campbell and Henry Burr
All That I Want Is. You. Charles Hart........
18660 Hiawatha's Melody of Love, Sterling: Trio
t I'm Always Falling in Love with I the Other Fellow's
.Gift Elliott Shaw
18661 Left All Alone Again. Blues. Medjey Fox Trot, Joseph
C. 'Smith's Orchestra j
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Whose Baby Are You?, One Step, Joseph C, Smith's
urcnestra ,
-Karavan, Fox Trot, Joseph C Smith's Orchestra
When You're Alone; Fox Trot,. Paul Biese and His Nov-
elty Orchestra ..... , . . . . . J ............ .
-I'll See You in C-U-B-A, Medley Fox Trot, Palace trio
The Crocodile. Fox Trot, Wiedoeft & Wadsworth
Ouartet .-.
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Records Sent Parcel Post, Charges Prepaid.
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Boy Scout ' Uniforms
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Just received a large shipment of
Uniforms Whistles
Hats . Wool Hose
Melts Cotton Hose
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Latest Edition Hand Books
"Merchandise of of Merit Only"
armchairs covered with yellow and red
velvet and other articles, including pic
tures, are piled helter sltelteit In large
sheds In the garden... H .-.
One of the pictures Is a larre portrait
of WMhelm In uniform with one hand on
his breast under a tunic a la Napoleon.
The court marshal has already taken up
his residence In Doom in order to hurry
up the work-
Cripple Is Wed
Hull. England, May 27. -(I. N. S.)
Thomas Donkin, who nas neither legs nor
bands, was married here to Ivy Bel lard,
a . smiling bnde, who walked proudly
beside . her hubsand's wheel . chair as
friends showered them with confetti.
After ten years of experimenting a
Finnish, engineer has perfected a snow
melting' machine using wood, coal, coke,
kerosene or crude oil as fuel for use In
cleaning city streets.
the time-to
take advan
tage is now
stock, up
with needed
things
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THE FACTS ARE THESE
1 For a limited time and until further notice, we offer everything We carry except clothes made,
to order, at 20 per cent reductioft from the original prices marked on them.. -. ,
1 The statement that there is 20 per cent reduction from the prices already marked on the mer
chandise means an actual taking off of one-fifth of the actual prices. There have been no
change 4fede In the price tags.
3 This Sale is straight-forward,; fair, and above-board in every particular. We never have in our
history marked' up goods in order to mark them down again, and we never will.
4 We are not cleaning out, nor getting rid of stock. Our goods are the new and finethey are
. the best to be had in the world. i
5 In this great 'movement, undertaken solely from a conscientious sense of duty, that we ought to
try to do something to help reduce high prices, we feel that we have a right to expect the co
operation of the public in this enterprise.
6 The time to take advantage is now stock upT for your future needs. ''
7 How long we can keep this up cannot yef be told.
All goods priced in plain figures without alteration, so you can see for
yourself the actual saving : V '
World Renowned Barberry Raiacoats and Overcoats
suitable for street wear, motoring and travel
ling for men aad women. (These Coats are made
la London.) i,
Genaine Egyptian London-made Camelshalr "Polo
Coats for men and Women.
Men's Two Piece London-made Sports Salts suitable
for golf and conn try wear. ,
Boneel Knit Sport Coats soluble for golf aad mo
toring. Rnbber Gelf Coats and Raincoats. - '
Shirts made to yonr measure rrom Imported Shirtings.
Knglish Tailored Hats and Caps.
English Umbrellas aad Horse Riding Crept and
Walking Sticks. '
Horse Riding Legging.
English Hand-Loom Silk Ties.
Evening Dress Ties.
Evening Jacket Ties.
Leather Belts. '
Tarlons Leather Productions.
Leather Handbags aad Traveling Bags.
Llama Wool Sweaters.
Shetland Sport Waisteeats. .
Silk Hearts made la Switzerland).
Wool afoter Wraps (made la Scotland).
Riding Breeches. - i
Soft Collars, made of French Plqae, exclaslve Hedels. j
Stewart Golf Clnbs. ?
Herd Yeoman Golf Clnbs,- p""
Barke Golf Clnbs. Golf Balls.
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MEN'S CLOTHES MABE TO ORDER
ERVIN & CO., ILfcdL
Established
Second Floor Selling Building, Sixth and Alder Streets.
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of Ward's Orange-Crush! Good? 1 - Fr 4 1
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There are few goifciuos in Wmcn l &r ' '.-"
Change-Crush and Lemon-Crush '' V
are not the favorites at the "19th ff llw -
1 hol Quality, purity and flavor i M ' J Y'i0- - 1
-have won this tribute golfers $ff if . &-J&t&;?$' . 3
II drink onlythebest. There is sat-, U ''; iJtTSt&A ,1"
';ihedoa in knowing that all .the deli.1 f 2- drv- 1
cious flavor come from the delicate, iPwV' t '
fragrant oils pressed from the fresh V ' f : i Aiw-" w. '
i fruit, porest sugar, and citric acid l'Sl 1 " 11 - 'iMQJ' 1
the natural add of oranges and lemons. ' Zjr Pfw-B '
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Omse-CroahCoChleaso
BotUed in Portland by
HENRY WEINHARD
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The Big Brother
to Development
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TPHE scope of civic prog
u ress and prosperity can
not be measured by the - size
and success of a few en
deavors and enterprises, but
by the extent of general
development.
Backing Up, unifying and di
recting the ambitions and ener
gies of both in'dividuals and in
stitutions into one compact
force, striving for betterment
of the interests of all, must be
one )ody whose momentum will
drive true and strong.
Fulfilling that need in this city is the Portland Chamber of
Commerce, helping to promote those investments and industries
" " -- iv ivrvjuii. uiuac wuivu Miuuia dc nerc.
Every Portland man shoiild be a member. Won't you join
"One ef the
Northwest's
Great Banks."
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"OF SAMPLE
lT. H SHOP .
OQR Morrison Street, Bet. Fourth and OQG. -OO
Fifth Next ; to Corbett Building OO
Beware of Imitation Sample Shops and Sale Imitators- Look for hig f
Sign with hand pointing to 286 Morrison St., Factory Sample Shop I
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Extra! Extra.!
SPECIAL
25 OFF
35 OFF
50 OFF
200 Polo COATS
All Shades All Sizes, Many LESS THAN HAJ-F
PRICE. Extra Special
25 OFF
35 OFF
50 OFF
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Just Arrived 600 Georgette
anc Crepe WaisU
All shades and sizes. Many In this lot
would be cheap at 17.50. CO QK
Extra special . .. ......... ... D&VO
Polo Coats, Jersey Dresses,
Serge Dresses
And thousand of hig-h-priced garments, to
be slashed for this sale at - A
only $18.95 and DXfl:.tJU
Factory Sample : Shop Will Save
You Money
SAMPLE SUITS
Up-to-date style; all sizes In blue only. Many In
this lot would be cheap at 130.00. Q- A QpT
Extra special ................... lLiuD
SUITSSUITS
Extra special values to 155.00, to close out, mostly
samples In serges, tricotlnes and the most wanted
new materials. Extra COQ Qf5
11 special $6c).JO
.Sample Silk Crepe sand Georg
ette Crepe Waists All at .
ONE-HALF
MONEY'S WORTH or MONEY BACK
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