Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1898-12-31
MACHINERY FUND.
WOOD WORKING MACHINES.

WOOD WORKING MACHINES.
Previously reported. ............S " ~
Julius Bernard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
David w. Phipps 90
John Mem. '.'''.'.'.'''.''''' o ~
Il L DOdd. .............. .......... %
L q No 1, South Park, Mlnn. 70
Mrs Il Fellows. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ w
Adam Anderson 10 90
Henry s Davis 5 GO
Total. ............ .......... 100 %
CHII.DRENS INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL FUND.
Adam Anderson. .................... w
We had drenching rain last Sunday
night.
the &C.
The planer is running now and the car
penter's iackplanes can take much needed
rest.
Mr.. Munro of Spokane gave us flying
visit this week and intends to become men,
Der of this colony.
Bro. Marcus bought an iron scraper to be
used in making the ditch that is to be along
side of the road we are building.
All the little folks, and some not so little,
are putting in good time practising their
pieces for the New Years entertainment.
There are a half dozen or more men
working on our punchin road. We hope to
announce in few weeks that the outlet is
completed.
A few days ago we planed up lot of al
der wood and put it away to dry to make fur
niture of when we get some more wood work
ing machinery.
We are building spacious blacksmith
shop near the barn This relieves strain
on our patient blacksmiths, who have been
shoeing horses in cigar box.
Mr. Bige Eddy. that well known and lu-
cid reform writer paid us visit this week to
take in cooperation as it is in the B c c.. He
is working in the printing Office.
The carpenters have ceiled the school
house, and did il with matched lumber run
out by our own matching machine. The ma
chine work is beginning to show up in
Equality.
--Comrade Howard Sawyer has donated a
copy of Redpaths History of the United
States. We especially needed this for use in
the schools, and want to return to Bro. Saw
yer our grateful thanks.
There will be literary entertainment
and ball at Equality Hall on Saturday even
ing. Jan. md. to which everybody is invited.
Entertainment will begin at I o'clock, and
dancing will close at - o'clock Tickets to
both % cents.
Don't you think that S25 is a pretty snug
sum to be spent for postage each month?
Well, that it about what it costs Equality
and the national board, exclusive of Indus
trial Freedom. If all our friends would only
think to enclose a stamp or two when writing
that amounnt could be used to be used to
buy good milk COW every month.
We are all stuck on our cereal coffee.
1t is undoubtedly the best in the market, and
a wholesome nourshing food and not slim
ulant. We can conscienciously recommend
il TO our comrades. Good quality and cheap
ness are here blended; So for hundred lbs,
in boxes of so lbs. done up in air tight pound
packages. We solicit your patronage and
guarantee satisfaction, your money paid
back.
81 a SlfgHt MISUNDERSTANDING mas arisen III
regard to the machinery fund. Subscribers
We're told that il they did not choose TO place
their amounts in the fund to be drawn back
according to the printed agreement, then
they could have it credited on their men,
berahip fees. But this must not be con-
strued to mean that the installment on a fee
must then be used in the machinery fund.
All membership fees received here, as such,
will be used TO our best judgment; but sub
scriptions TO the machinery fund so specified
and not credited on membership fees will of
course be strictly used for machinery and
paid back according TO agreement.
A laundry equipment has become an abso
lutte necessity at Equality, and il would
afford us pleasure to get into eommusica-
tion with some one who has a good second
hand appliance. We think 10 possible That
we could make some arrangement With r.me
holder of such machinery whereby all Of us
would be greatly benefited. win all com
rades and friends kindly aid ss IN q search
for the aboyssessrihst nsehnsrr?