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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
HIDE DEALERS PREDICT
$3.50 SHOES ARE NEAR
shAip Declines In Hide and Wool
Markets More Dealers TO
Feel That Reaction Is
Coming Shortly.

ohlahoma tHy Jiiue lft5.
asalsfa hefe declafe tam BOTTOM ~.
iallen out ~ the hldo and wool aar
hs'a and .gre predicting sao shass
witAin The near future.
Green aalted hides ahla. ~.
~e'Sh ago were selling Tor ls f,ats
q p@inh ~efe araNpnd IL n ~
ie'l'yef nlgaaRer ~ we'll ea,ssl,aa
ed hide ~in slAy hafe. Mqys the pgi..
VIII 50 az low ns fen cents. aG.ilse
tnaf me same condition eslsfa IN LII
iae markets ~ ilie couniss. s3f
hiaes which six months ago hrsneh,
dollar a pound nuw are on tha wsf
VET st ~ eenls Mr IABreyer roa.
hnu"d and fhen caH set no buyer
ire decline "a frlces "a dae ti
iae inability " 'aa4erN i0 8hln u,elf
Food. because 0f railway connection
and -neasse ~ the fear II rg.af,
s'finf"ncy Mr Lanreyer dealarra
b'g stocks ~ hgh Priced lafier
purchased several monlhs aeo are
siliI on band and ihey want a GET
rid ~ before buying more Me Ln.I
hreSHr also asserted that nant iAp
neflea have closed down cniireip and
Others are rnnnine only half tlmr
The wool market sitnwM an eysa
worse state Of demorallsatioa ave
aoraing 70 Mr. iallfeyer Wool whieh
= year ago RANGED from fifty fo ffsy
five cents a pound now u yiriuaGv
Impossible 20 gef twenty-five cems
cents pound FOR. he states The A..
mand for wool ~ NO siiHhf. he said. !
Thar no deaiere are making purcaan
~ except whore they ret an oDpof
'unlty 70 bnv a. such low prIco that
they are willing 10 take chance
The recent attempt of the Wool I
Sf"wera association 10 h0ld wool l
sale at Enid which was callei oifl
pecaure there we're no bnyew yia
cited by Mr IABreyer as an lluaira
lion ~ tse present day Wool market
situation. A single buyor soffn~ca 10 |
rents FOR the best grade of aas,f
shire wool II bc could eet cauoad |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
MILITARY FUNERAL FOR
BOY WHO DIED OVER THERE
Body Of Private n Chapman viii
BE laid 20 Rest With HonerR
Befitsing a Fighting Amer
can Soldier

tsiifoH i4asg AmvWgaa feab
will AalJ sgN uraf military fane .
ever thn hs~ly ~ eesarund ~ Il
r#sw'iay wWraimE "a she KNw h
Team eaunh HeY tlus rindiry n
fee NJ that rh8nh. eFl eUaaa N
services ai she chaoee rhe gsfis
luag vel@gana will ake rhAgNH ba
after aaa will niiieaie at tha sFa
RyvFy reslrned aahlypt N urel
nw Nfveeng and be Nhnaid wna 'li
auiivra pf hIs rauk aR4 rsxseiea
Mayor lIAflnaa haa Aamaed e8a lt
uAAttoH calllnK on aH saslesss mea
~ ylnev ihHie 6@Ns hatween she heuf#
~ 70 aad Z oeloek tasmws0e mers
lhe aad attend fhe funeral 81 ppt
Vafa lep Il chapntaN. whose hedv
Nfftfea WndeY mWlllarv uWrayt tam
France lhls mafnaa
Leo y Chapman ans eeafs -
AZ the Alme of hs isaiA mhha ns
eured taly i8 isie seaF wtag4 srsr
EnNiaad H. IL taa a8m "a W "a
apa NehwnA rhapmsN. thmsFs snsl
dnalm nf this tlly hut wha faepntlv
moved "a f'nma CHy Iie Svns hsfa
"a nuWKlan eolan kAHaas Annnf II
1887 ilW nnF@iaA ia iAw aefv ~
Fl Ruaa ~ t~ First eau iN IN
and WAS npai tp Frenta. snlllNe frum
New uft N#wa ianuerv ssBRts #uA
waa a. lWAea 10 lNs les Ace sUHia
nau wHh which blv#lnN of ha AfWY
te waa wlfh when dpath cAlst hlm
wse An'hesa wlU meet AZ Try tafl
s4a llhmry at no lHalaFnss fNfa
ipT ana fgom ihere uiN u,sA b rs NJ Il
G'hslatian ebafya ~ a hedY a. attend
ihe sartisn8
A flrIaK ealAd tNminAtb ea' relf W
ea soryiep men wfli render ltH HHH
nes ayav ihe fuiy PA 1854 ivwMHswfv
THE first aaoai wHrh "A ui eel
naen selected will t# IN fall avr
aese eanNmonf Tho tttf sA1
raaRrg wri ~ Alapa wth lbe aa
iuHal eular rhs eeNaat AZ fhe
efaYs ln ehafse ~ the snefbAs
sion. will he infna agn end fh h0gN
siil he iald % rusg win lhe sare h0u
arH given ihe meH whD aieA la
France
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
DECISION IS READ
BY JUSTICE VAN OEv[NTER
ALL POINTS on DltN LAW
CONTESTED. DECIDED ~
SWEEPING DECISION
THAT SETTLES FOR
ENER THE CO<TRO-
NFRSN: NATION
NOW LEGALLY
DRY
BULLEriN

Washington. June 7.--rhe prohlsI
sion amendment was reid ccnstisu
Norsl soury by the supreme cou -
Tire prohibition enforcement, ae, wa
also held constitutional Tire oplr
lon MS rendered by Associate Justice
Var peverter.
The court opinion or the main is
sues involved was unanimous As
sOeiate Justices Mekeena ard Clark
however. dissensed in part.
As~oeists Justice Mckenrs In s,ill
another opinion said: The court
declares conclusions onlv without
alvinp reasons fer them. must al
least be excused Il esanot Justify
nv dissent"
Justice Mekenna said the Rhode
island ard the Ne~ Jersey cases
should have been decided on their
merits t4e added thst he did not
agree with the action Of the court In
reversing the Mesisslppl case. As.
secizse Justice McReynolds while
not dissenting from the court onln.
Ion. said ne confined his conclusion TO
the feet shss Il fs impossible 10 say
what the conception should be ulver
TO tire eighteen amendments and
multisude Of questions which Will
arise ard ! prefer to remain free
when they arrive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

dsveio5 ments ln the Pittsburgh dis
trict's booze scandal csuie today
when Prohibition Director W. w
Hindnan revoked ten permits grsl.t-
ed % long distance truckmen. and bis
chief clerk. X. H. clcpper, announced
that approximately si.O0o.e00 worth
of whisky was missing from 10 bond.
ed warehouses IN this territory Mr.
Clepper said that eight OF We ware.
houses hsd been stripped of liquor,
presumably BY thieves, not one u
whom has been detected
Director dindman yesterday held
hearings in the cases QG rs holders
Of permanent permits to truck non
beverage whisky, In 10 cases tn yer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

flhne company. Hoover Atooya
Disliiling COMPANY
Ihe loot. consisting of haFrel aed
cas-" goods, waH always revoke ~
iArx" trucks Mn cleppar said each
q VI" robberiea as fhey oceiAsd.
Was relDrsnd l0 both Hiafg prohibI.
zion Director W. VI Huffman and 10
'h"epfFicn ~ Prohibition Agentln
cisafse J w connor Government
officers have run down seorea *
eiewn ~ efforts ~ locate what IL be
ll"y"d 70 pe Il band ~ orgbnized
whisky thieves. bnt 10 far wi,hnut
success, s'ehsral agents we're per.
manentiy detailed 10 work On the
rcbberies,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

laeHe msrraswe 8ewne~a xare ~
seed slsNe Sunday John ID Goos
rTva. sa EAST orange. n } auss heses
kasA Msinuis. a. 81. Leafs. No
Wahcr Mc@en, ca ana Alstt n
fsoNrrs. =, u oklAAonsa csty
Frank Road who was eeeemth An
poinsesi ceanty treasurer ~ caaht,
commissioners and wko rgiar a. INA,
time was chief aepats under Law
rence lelsmA. has decided ta nsaKe
tae race for that offiee ia enc esntsn \
primaries frnnk is eomietent. hnn
ess ana a raturned soldier Re h en
tltied 10 the africa and wlil win lgls
friends are icglou ans they wiz tack
hlm from the hopom
Lions have perfected all pr~lsna.
nary arrangements for tha rpn arieu
os THE rassinR SAow. the humae tal,
ent piay q he steSed AZ tie rolafd
f1celleni talent has hean scxnmd ans
the play viii b. big success Hay
year tickets early awe halp
cood sieing along
--N the bar banquet held as th'
lone hotel Saturday night President
Cearfs bowman ot thr state car as
socsatlon. was the principal speaker
A nearly full attendance 81 the local
bar was present, Fred Green was
elected president for the ensuing
wear and Emanuel weinbergev see.
retary treasurer Il was agreed thar
local attorneys cless their offices
SATURDAY afternoons darlng the heat
"a period and request wss drafted
and sent 20 the county commission
ers that they also close the coentg
offices ON Saturday afternoons
George Green ~ Oklahoma CITY was
/ guest az the local association
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

tipAsa. Tess lunr IN caieBs.
Claudio fos, eemwander ~ jAsfss.
announced ists today thst thWtssa
troop trains ~ith between s,Dec aHd
1000 Mexican troop from Asoso
CITY arr due At Jlmlasf. chlhaahau.
tonight.
President o. IA stuefsa ~t rs
main ~ the field gniii Vsila Is
elihsr killed oe cspsursd
Villa ~As last eeaorlea ~ p,ltAf
ds coi'ehon, sisty mlisa ~eai N
JiminrF.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

nit holders could not show delivery
~ large quantities ~ iiauOr 10 cerii.
fed sources The director rnled' that
they had allowed the whisky Vi get
into Illicit channels and had hrosm
the conditions upon which their per
mits were issued He thereupc.. n. or.
dered che permits revoked. Five of
the 10 were able to show clean sIagas.
Fifty other truck holders are 10 W
given hearings as fast as NJ can make
The wheels ~ his office grind, said
Director Hindpan
On the question of forgery IN per-
uiits 10 withdraw boozc. Director
Hlndman yesterday said that no mad
decided 10 ask for criminal proAecn'
tion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

II have no intention to b. severe
iit am determined 10 put aoo.
now and for an time to the nniasfai
practice" The director stated Thesa
men. by hauling whisky under the
projection OF their permits. aaaisteJ.
aperhaps innocenily. in the unIewfui
sale of whisky The iiftinw of sha
Iermiis n but the beSnnlng. III.
tend % use every means AZ my dia-
poaal 10 locate ihe men who secured
whisky from bonded warehouses; In
case lots by eubtorfnge and ymnlaafvl
methods then sold TIE liquor all over
This dietrict
That the goyerfment was consIhu.
Ing its checking up Of whisky recent.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
10000 WOMEN ASk
ron iJ,2s9 TICKETS

thieagp. june ffhe added mfar
ens ~ ~"pcp IN politics la roseanal
iS'e for a." iina~aRi damana far n
"'s of the rrfhNcan naimnai ssn.
fWN1i1u tiiia year aaYs Nhmlfnsn
WiWi Hays ~ fhs naiinaai commit.
ter whe repDrts NJ haH ~ Hsya.i
lp'e9o requests far lae lssse, acaiA
MprF tiau la90 applications fBf gsa
fiN nrgsa Tickets have baea received
The rraue#la from Woulrn f8F lha
tfk"'s afe nntfoeedontsd Mr Irhys
vnid There sra more than 10 aDpll
caiima for every aeat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

y removed Prom bond on forged ~
inlsn and pernats laaned Ia otIp
states, was stated hy tbe dlreuor
u announcing tho Wholesale rob-
berry of bonded whisky wnrehGaAea
IN five months N lhs PlltsburKh ~.
trfci, clhcf Clerk Chopper mAda pub.
NJ llle ~ of those where eyerytalng
except the buildlnv Itself had hoan
carried or They are Mon0ngaslela
Dlt,tlllng tmvpany ~ Fred Emery.
Gray DietllIinK company MesmoFe
pie'iiling ~onHpany. Somerset iJialiil.
ing company. Fairrhance Dinflillrg
company Whilerock iyinillIIng com
pany, Stewart Disabling c0miang.
Other places raidsd were BoQue. liisl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
NIiI BELOVED atrTIIniI
ROY ~ DEAD

giuwai sefyiee foF Raymond ti8yt
Nhn dlga Sunday morning AZ iha
t0ma N hla pafents w. aHA Mrs
fvank LlpYd N shis eity will ~ hHli
al tha t'ifsg Raallaf ehupeh TUESDAY
afternoon ~ 4Hp o'ei0k
HaYm0nd mAg In patlaWt sufferer
aBG VIVA ready ehnu the cail came
iia hsea heaH confined ~ hla b~d aimee
latl Aeptanibvr We wa@ fweH'y
twenty Yeafs " age ana was beloved
ty ali whe kne~ hlm tie viii ta'
mlNHed ~sy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
GUTHRIE WOMEN INJURED
WHEN CARS COLLIDE
University Students Smash Into
Ford, Hurting Occupants to
Roadside; Miss Pay Hayes
Seriously Hurt.

Condition of Miss Fay Hayes and
Mrs q II Niaalger. Gulhrie womqn
Injured IA an sufomohlie ac.laent
Sunday ~ said ~ be- Mtle improved
today The injured women were taken
lo' ~ Anthony'a hospital. 0Alasoma
CITY following The accident
The arciahnt occuud Abnur teo
miles south of Edmond an rsscA
car travelling very fast M the r0ra
automobile driven ty Mr. Wlnainger
hlrling Miss HAYES through The fop
~ me Ford, SHE landed rn ihe
roadside and sustained scrfoue ~.
iuries Both arms are fractured and
Il is said she was Internally injured.
Mrs Wlnninger WAS severely cnt
about the face and hesd Other nsem.
bera of the party ESCAPED with minor
cuts and bruises. The car was badly
damaged.
John n Merkie ~ pawnec W M
Bennett ~ Fairfax and r N. smith
OF Kaw CITY. All university students,
occupied the Essrs ear. Smith. own.
er ~ thee car. was driving The 'hren
young men are under arrest ann X
~ said will bn prosecuted
---....-----...------s...-a.-.=-
Nnw. val, Awth..~ a Y.Aa........
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

Broken, Arrow, June t'ire early
today destroyed four frame nulIdings
IN the hfart ~ ihe city antalling
loss of ssg 900 The blaze originated
In Tho Cottage hotel aud ranldly
spread % KenpA hafdwArs store,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
1000 Gallons
Beer Poured In
Zion City SewerS

ziop CRY, w., Juns ~ over Yoc0
cations ~ Ml~ausew bear, sscrua
hers since latg. was popre sato
tnr sewer today George srsed.
assistant chlsf of police. had e,oht
boys pouring .hs $4,000 bottles ~
beer into trough,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
Galveston Placed
Under Martial Lam

Austin. Tex, June 7.----Galveaicr
was placed under martial law. e.
fectivc y noon today in p-ocls
nastion issued BY Governor W p
Hobby at 1880 o'clock this morning
because of freight coraen;ion there,
resulting from a strike of long.
shoremen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

0uamqal Eeuadof Jane ths
Rank NJ South kmed, "a Quta haa
been forced % close af1ef panic
and heavy withdrawal q deposits
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
Three Dead, 45
Injured In
Gas Explosion

AsFae. O., ipHa tNFts sfe
Arsasa - ne aeAa sea fafas s5es a
higsd usANs asgsQesse y sat fsessif
a. tNw eeAAFt n Am sspls~isW N q
itego 9Aiiep az bsatsl ., fHe ftss'
" sns MaA0n fsfs 4 Rwhhee sers
panf N~as. shess'f bsfafs eeaN Et
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
istri M, ~ INriafiD Iu
~ifftf lliltn STAND
van IN ,Illn WITHOUT
inM DIsnlMk un q
nIIffIt fllI.f>.~
WISE ONES PREDICT as
7 BALLOTS WILL Do IT
"Niiutt i>tftfI>,fS
Nst NOW NJ uuish IOn
hsi'no>,. Nm ~nilp.
si'iiN - IMrii.sIy-
~ ", LEADERS

~''f seatlan em@s eugfrns A.v.
lN#lttai ~gaAs haA a..s M s,ssa.
lsasi i hears amt manv ,..a 60
ynAa ~ eelHasn eaAt fsi4ts.4 as
efsasHRf'sa a4aaibgv smatina utsf
#s''aay q gwsY esea aaH y e.gty /.
FFidas -
ai"uWfa WYsul beYlsssa *. 4.
srns'en wlli o. aAaff. taa sa.asa IL ~
pF'Heseai sapi=sttera hsvw sxwpas.i
@etRAf tiHw whHa Agamu aFg...t
aeHiai Nas iheem seems ~ n.
n#etafN @eiles thas fAtnWa wsa nv
Nfas tlapA 10 4eadiaek. af.sa pssu..a.t
H#8# 2 'hH oeliaeam gwt uNaaF wav
~ Fafia ef fraanaa faf shh haw
pFH tpN2~Ntlun ew~a sstau hatw
Hsen psli tareani haf eha estmeta.l
"ea siyww p Fhe eAmpals,a fiaa 49,
2 ief1fe shs NeaYpn committee Il
WaAalHH'Hn u = heggavesi that F,
sasW e m fuHea aiise fhw fsrat bnt
'nt ~ Eve ttNt tna sahesa ~ ssv
IN tl4e candidates hasa hsuA nsasaFt
ailf taNsHea ~ thn tssftawluk "a
whn9ess@ ~ Waahlaeten Aanh asas
Alas'en viii eaH sllHdaata thau
AelssA sfRm stsa eanrwaM@a AZ -
#lnllaAssa tn tt
Af'sr 'GsuWanY
Annt8eF ~ fhn FeaAanM haae4
HH#iar hnalliiaaa H. shaf t4A Ya
afi'll'ans lha Yeae viii nirgya frsm
'Hn outset str hafmaaY Tbers n
r@liosahia TREND forward aams ~
"iasa Fsf lnseihef aaa 0wra hess
q hanslnale wfMhef
tAN NeFY mg,ffaf nNnspeps III
aMiNllF eutkinN teWWFda fissss esI ge
atHllitHd n 40 aa#rtef# haf ths
tNasH WflRlu and direction n fass
o~fsameufa are oot elsaflv revealed
Party lHatwfN aFa aH1saymsH8 ~ Is
dHea aii hahie 81 asfee 10 pav shA
sWe aaA NfauR ~ 'Aii ~ tha -
sali aWi aiieFwafd ~ fsaht ~ iha
Flee'lon ~ lhr fsAst hAmnd Nv ihs
Hfnffsl Mead Niil nut haif kw
agef mufh tn has hnfehit8rw astsd
seeffsfY t8 nfih0dax aiagls,aa 81 Is
waiting fsyefWa sna etatea ANA fha
.lke
iiefheft gFwvef hAa pgt hlHaalf
ap fstefA a. saying ~ Rti ahtie bY
ha dretHpun ~ hH FArfy ana a
.aat lfiier lu ahe ~ his hlh stft
lefe run lfmA thla laisNlapdAH
r imMaHi mitNa lhefa haa hfyef
lMsW aWY question
Woe1 rthe Lvug
fhe main Wfht aa siN@aa tu9
iaYa bwfeeH lte suYeHflan insects wiit
ifsf eome beiwRHH who'd aaI fshn
.eu ANA ts0NdeH aHb FhaaNh saaif
f#ni awnryea eish each uew ana we
f'ilvf nxlafa bntr tDstav tbat e4we
a. oF sevun bailutM HBRhf M tsh ina
fUunfinWrI 8a paHn q f9l 40
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
LONG FIGHT rnos

WASHINGTON June 9 validity N
the Frohisi'ion Amendments and por
tions oi the Enforcement act was IN
volVed IN seven separate precea ilnxs
before the supreme court. Two 81
iAese were original suits hrpusht IA
Bhode Island and Naw jersey a.
SOVEREIGN states % enioin enforc
ment in their jurisdictions npar
the grounds that both enactr eais
we're unconstitutional The other
cases direct appeals from fower coar,
dercees
Stefs to institute the suits werr
taken Immediately after the amend
ment became effective on Jauuar. 8
an On motion % coHasel their con
siderasion WAS expedited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
WEATHER.

New Orleans. June y. Tonight ant
Tuesday. generally fair
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07
Miami Man, Sick,
Robbed, Deserted
By His Wife

Miami June 2---Allsolno tta,
wlilc ne was sick " bed his ~fe
TOOK az their money and posses.
slons and deaertsd hi-,. Henry Hun
o Miami today flied svt for N.
vores from Emma Hpff. the mlsslaa
"ife re Gays he has heard noth.
INC o. her aincs she departed rhsy
were married W springfleia Mo-, in
1894
o' From ihat offer. Mr. lAlireysr
MD, ordinary Grades @Dald hrihx La
~een ten % fifteen crnss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

New YoFk-~Arthnr y phlnney
widely known theatrical manager
died s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-07

MNNt b"t4Nts NGfNNt@tp on 3HnMaFr 4N
an On motion of COUNSEL their con
siderasion was expedited.
18th Amendment Attacked.
In both the Rhode islrna and Nc eW
jersey suits the validity of he siga.
teaBrh amendment was attacked. but
the New Jersey case also alleged that
even II the amendment we're valii.
the enforcement act was unecntiiu-
glOnal because II had not beer com
CURED in by ~rw Jersey under ,iyo-
visions of the amendment giving the
federal and strife governments con.
current power 10 enforce prohibition
New Jersey also contended thst n
the entire enforcement ass we're 10;
unconstitutional. the portions o' N
limiting the aicono1ic contents Of bev.
erages 70 less than one-hah os one
F.er cen, and relating 10 the dsspens
ing OF liquors for medicinal purposes
were Invalid
These cases reaching the ronFt of
appeaA@ were those of the Ke+incky
Distilleries and Warehouse conlrnny
Christian FeiFspan. a New~rk. n J
brewer. the 81. Louis Brewing asso
citation and George G. De-nrsey. a
Wholesale liquor dealer ~ Boston
Mass who lost Injunction proceed
ings IN the lover court The ether
case before the c~urt was an appeal
hy the government from the decision
OF tFedefyI IHdz@ Ceigrr eny0lninF
federal officieh from interfering Nish
the ManltowOc Products company. !
Wisconsin corporation. In the mauu.
facture N beer containing 2E per
cent alcohol
In en- the cases general attack or
THE amendment was made ON thr
frOund that X was revolutionary ans
constituted legislation In I've gHliae
e. constitutional amendment de
signed IN regulate the g,rivate habiis
~ indir lduaIg that il interferfed witf
the states rolice MOWERS. that II ~a y
invalid hecanse adopted by twokhnds
OF the members Of congress present
when tho vote was taken and not by
twothirds N the membership sri that
the amendment was not ratified bs
fhree-fourtbs OF the states owing to
provisions IN many state constitutions
requiring that amendments be kub
mstted to a referendum,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20

General Francis Burton Harrison an
nounced today. He said charges even
tually would be made against all who
participated in the firingNor were con-
nected with the alleged consiparacy,
The u soldiers have been confined in
The insular penitentiary for safe keep
ing, on sedition charges filed yester-
day by the city prosecutor. Governor
Harrison has ordered the removal Of
the constabulary barracks outside the
city Of Manila.
Investigation OF other men and
officers Of the constabulary who may
be culpable or may be implicated in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20

Itees. They are Lloyd Ifaberly. of Sill
vertoa. oregon, ara Richard II. scho-
field Of Los Angeles.
Haberly. who was graduated from
Reed College. Portland, in 1918, Is
holeer Of a Carnegie fellowship in in
ternational law and is now a student in
Harvard graduate school. scofleld. n
graduate OF the University of Califor-
iia in the class of 1919. and recipient
Of the degree OF master of arts from
the university after year OF post
study Is now in Brussels on
fellowship offered by the commission
or the relief Of Belgium.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
W0MEN'S PURE LINEN INITI-
AL HANDKERCHIEFS

Dainty Initial hand embroidered, each Csc,
2 for Sl.25,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20

the unspeakable affair Wednesday
night is being continued - my in
structions." said Harrison. Action
will be taken according to circum-
stances as they develop. The sedition
charges were made in order to hold the
soldiers pending more serious accu-
sation'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20

reds ont Of The world war. in the opin-
ion Of many members of the inter-
allied financial conference. Realiza
ton that conditions cannot become
stabilized until Germany is on the way
TO reestablishment together with an
apparent desire of German represen.
tatiVes to lay all their cards on tho
table resulted in a feeling that there is
much to be accomplished.
In the present meeting regarding
restoration of commercial relations
with the former enemy country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
MEDICINE AND DRUGLESS
HEALING CONTEST is OFF

SPOKANE, Dec. Goa. PA
proposed contest Of skill between
Scientific Medicine" and drugless
healing as tentatively planned by a
number af leading Spokane physicians
and drugless healers, will not be held
under direction Of the league for con
seryation Of public health, it was an
nounced today following a meeting OF
the county medical associations with
a numfer Of league officials from
Seattle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
TWO COAST STUDENTS
GIVEN SCHOLARSHIPS

BOSTON. Dec .2O-A P9-Two
Pacific Coast students were appointed
TO lfhodes scholarships at large as the
result Of this years election, announc-
ed by professor Frank Adelolte of the
Massachusetts institute Of Technology.
Amerlcan secretary to the Rhodes trus
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
CHARGES Of MURDER
AWAIT II rioters

MANILA. Dec 2o.-(A. P9-
Charges Of murder win be filed in
court today by the city PROSECUTOR
against 4 Philippine constabulary SOL
diers as a result Of the rioting Wednes-
day in which four Americans and
nefen Filipinos were killed, Governor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
ECONOMIC UNCERTAINTY
SM0THERING HATPEDS

BRUSSELS. Dec 2o.-(By Carl D,
Groat, U. p. staff Correspondent ~
Tho serious economic situation in
Europe is gradually smothering hat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
BOUDOIR SLIPPERS

As a gift there could be nothing more ac-
ceptable. Such fine soft kid leather and what
a comfy" inside They come in several diff
ferent colors most suitable for house wear
and they come in all sizes. You'll like to give
them as gift and they'll be most acceptable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-12-20
SMOKING. JACKETS

Wouldn't he enjoy Smoking Jacket?
Most men do. What's nicer than to put on.
your Smoking Jacket after supper and sit be-
fore the fire and read and smoke and enjoy
life It's not just luxury but it is almost a
necessity.
We are showing fine assortment of Smok-
ing Jackets, Loanging Robes, etc.
Priced from ............... $500 to $500
And all lreduced in price to meet the lowered
cost Of living.