davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-10

Oliver Perkins is home from Natohez
where he was best man at the Ray
Martin wedding, which was a social
event in Natchez last Monday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Nrpfpit gGg.

) imon Gag Sbircrs", TOM er
imltrt go6t bar man CT 9GQ III buer
Teriou, 6rDaicr llot SuIt OF brio
Vcbcr oucr og bar ell Spiicifc ,SIc
&c opcr hpert 9Gg og iGttcr DEM
iau mo i eli mioocl5uorn @a9cr,
opu, III aGggene or paste itcgtc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Zoo life tilfuloe ct
Waaltio / mango Qar.
Mano / Gebar Gapibs iiacr, at ielu
ben letteitc Tpbe life bcfum bam
pel fpr han fIf S%unluc.s

Seq fam iinlpeltben life iige nof
iii Nos Tor Sanlac, tbi iiben ieg be-
gpnote at iage Oct bar ieg life alene
iiltaget II Tuto / &egt, men beiin-
ser mig paioo iom en- belt anben
Walb," iogoc 2ouia Worcro, ell
,beit purberet 2Irbeiber peb General
Contraction 60, boenbe / 1927
Soiltb 9Th st., Gait Gebar Hapios,
Soma.
IS De iiAte ii 9lor banoe ieg life
pioit bpob oct pnr at ipiie ct QoDt
Woaltib uocn eitcrpaa at lioe for'
frrbeIig al S~nbigestion ellcr Ilct
Toroeielic. Seq forlsgte aIorig al
ia;'e nogct iont aaal, Tlclt eler
@sincr, % ielp bcn l~ettcite Sooe pil-
be iurne / min Mope og bringe lao
Dan Spbl9itbeb al 8aS, ot ieg maat-
te nriten inappe eitcr Ianbe. Seq
leo iaa '1emt al Hbeltmatisme | mine
Irme oe Ben, at ieg iii fine Sioer
panifelig funbe lefte Srnoerne oper
Sopeoet eller for nogen lpngere SiO
itaa paa mine @en, % mine &Gnoer
blep iao itipe og iaare, of ieg cllfclte
Gage life fl,nbe gribe ON Stigens
Grin % bar n9Itet bange for at aoo
Up til lea raaebe S~tillaoier. Seq
fom / en- ina ncrpes Sorfatning Of
lea life fuloe iope ON Staten, %
ON Worgenen bar ieg iao trGt %
uoilibt, of bct bar oft ie9 flntoe aip-
re at trrffe MIG ieln III Irbeioct.
Seq ltbenp mallqell haarot f"ortlent
Collar til Wiebiciner, men If 'oa Ii
ben Sielp al nogen al Dem, at iea
par ioa onttrert fproig til of opgipc
oft | Sortpilelie.
Get par Ell Gpftclls Sag FOR mig
% ie9 tit Sanlac, TIT paa ben Woa-
sc nogle ioo SLATER al oernc WtcOi-
Gin bar hiulpct mig op igien er llge=
frem iorbauicnoe. Seq bor nj Ell
iortrinlig Ippetit % fon 'piIe Iaa.
bant, iom ic9 life bar popet at rore
paa mango Nlar, llocll at bliue plagct
eiterpao al iur Mapc, @oS cacr Slt-
digestion. Seq bar nTiteln aloriq III,
noaen Sting al HbeumotIsn1e, %
Stipbcoen / mine SGnocr er belt Tor
ipunocn. ga icg her forlcocn Gog
iteg cp poo @e9ten iorbt ico, at icg
par tiltaoet / Spnqoe ira 116 til 13O
Tunb, % ie9 CT iaa mcact itcrferc,
at ieg er iitonb til at uoferc ligclaa
meget arbcioe iom n~ogcnlinbe. Seq
ioper iom Ell Stof bper Nat % be
timber mig iortrGffelig, naar leg
itaar op ON Wor9enen. Otter hpaO
Sanlac bar ubrettet for mig, bctnn-
fer icg mig fife pao at alrbcIole Oct,
tbi leq tror oct oil hielpe cl1bper, Der
|Iloer iom ieq giorbe."
Sarllac ipI9cS al s. &c. Spia-
man, Ssiior, Soma, Io1nt hos Ell lc-
bcnoe Mpotbefer / bpcr @p.
Ibpt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Puiet oe Kjoffenet.
Snnrofuatc 9Ga / 9arri.

Ere b~narOfogte 9Gg flores op /
S Dele bUcr, Iang5citcr, 2l2 Spi-
iclfc Wtcl imcltca % lrsreS ,
Spiieifccr Smer og bette bsres /
belle Sioen, til oct er iepnt, ga bar
man eli Stop bco Welf / % piper
oct, iii oct foyer. Snoinort oct bar
fogt IiOt % ~bcgpnoer at blue tpft,
rsrca Is Sbcife SoIt, / Is Sbcitt
Ecbcr, ~ Sbeite aarrl (Gnrru
Vopbcr) o. nnar bette bar Iooct ct
GpfoQ. bar man DC opifnnrnc POI
i. Set bplocS % / CT lnpt Stcgeioo
ionl or go6t @inntrt, % u aop rcpet
Cit % n aop iteot @reb iom Ell
blnn0ct mc0 nogct 'nlcltct Smst
bapc5 opcr, bporpao oct itc9c@, III
oct er go0t brrnt paa 3oppcn.
Hp!btc gGs.
Saa mango b~aor0fogtc 9Gg tlIb2'
rcbea Ion ser cr Ncrioucr iom ifdl
ipiie, % CT tort Stptfc louit I'll
hnCr glorC2 o9l0d lliallo og p0a
inorca 9obt. 9Gagcuc tIsuca Iang9.
citcr % gGggcblommcrue u%oto1c,
% DC 10 flgucoe 9Gggcbplocr IGIgc2
gao bucrt Stpffc Sonit. NogIc
Stpfftr opifaarct ialt SunAc hatfc@
,igiig int og bIanoc& mco ?G0gc
tlomnterue. iom Nniocs go0t no "a
rhsrca no1ct inlCltct Smsr, SaIt,
Ecber OG aapcnne Fcber citcr
Smag. Otter al bette cr goot Idm
m~Cnblun0ct, IulOcs set bslt ! Ytl0.
ten pao hucr 9GAlcbuioc NalUoel o.
inc Nreotrummcr orpaie5 oucr
Wian lpgacr iau Souiten mco Nrs0
frlmmcruc paa / en- Vanoe % iT:
Ter 6cnnc luo / en- bc6 Naqcroun. I'll
gGQgcuc or qoot gicnncnoarmct OF
VrpbfrummlCrnc or BRINE. NnU la
/ Pcrcoifab crtcu tcmmelig INF hp'0
Sultcc cQcr Somato Sallcc. lPl c:
Stnffc Soait nrC6 Iilbchsr paa
hucr SaQcrfcn % hrlo Sauccu on
tring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
NUorlcoce en- apinoc Maufpn
bctrtc0cS.

Wrs. 6. marb. Moutpr. Soma. tiger: "NltTe
Wnrer par ipnae % ureaeluqeiae pQ lea bnnoe en-
bump. nogcnhe Sntsrte puer Smolrn0Geu. 9taor isa
bciebe mig iuuoc iea ~pauiieli9 rette mig on iQiet. %
min Rps 'merteoe iaa ON Naiter. AZ leg lie II. uoget
Sniis. Seq bleu tilraohet at tage Soau's &lbnsp
Yils. % rpale foo 9Giier belbreb che mig lao onltreut.
Sea er alno peb al nhtaIe min poofierrelie az huab
Tnon's hor uhrettct ipr min.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Gberrp Settg.

Ct opbt Stcqcruo impress o. man
hur iteIleoe Cherries ! glmocr, Il
init gag al Dem. CUer Dem orpaies
Suffer, Yiuifat % Gocoamut o.
oeroucr bar man @rgotrummcr me0
imcltct Smer oper. Saa IgIeu et
&ag Ghcrics % oct sUrige. ibet man
har Nrsotummer pea Soppcr,
Get itcgc5 lunqiomt ! Eaaeropuen
en- Sine, meo Soag oUer. ioa tages
&aaget al 90 Fuooiugcn iteges III
0crc, iii oen er bruu paa loppen.
Zen ~icrpere2 meo SlsoemeIf, iom
or tiIIat libt Suffcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Snrrant Sntiup.

Sem Yuno Ribs. 3 Vuno Suf
fer. Ell Spiicifc aareI. en- SpIieif,
AQcbaaubc C9laIpiccl en- Sbeitc 81.
Ter, en- Sbeife SaIt o. en- baIu
EIut Gooit. Ribienc reuias %
itomp,s OF presses isienuem Ct
propt Srrilag. Saa bar man alt
Get sprige ! % Iaber Der foge 20
Rlnuter, buorpaa De, bellies 9aa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
ST. ctbpcrt ltOct
WrbeiOe cit SvrDc?

Sor ben apinoe, Der CT ubiliot peo lpaos
Nprer, CT 6uSarbeibe Ell ting @uroe. jtp9z
imerter, ing" Nopebpine, Mlsmooi9beo,
9er)ei,tet, Spimmeibeo og Ell iSplelie al
Spa9beo o9 SrRtbeb, oier be eutlelte Nrbeis
Der panifeli9s, meosnS be oa9li9e Fligter
life eiper be ipGtteoe Nprer Sio til at beores
grus 9oan'e &ioncp Vins. 3e bar
brast e~inorius % Somiort ior 5%uiinper al
lpoSe, lioenbe apinoer. Spcrg oin Vabo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
On auo fulo Nrif.

Sau She 9ca alminSeIis 94 OF
bap ! oen paste mesat Suffer cs
.a0 Ben itaa III Ben er a.oeleS toIe.
Naar Den itoI ierperes. ioa hou er,
cacr 10 Sfeer ~Sberbet" e1e-
"2cmon See" / boert gIaS % bpIo
oper Bette Sen iSfoloe Sbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22

ire uiipeoc 9Gg / o. rercr ioo ! Der
hclc ll0eu, III oct or goot gIcuuem
itGgt aItiammcn. Get lPggcs iad
llbopcr Stuttcr meo loait iom or
imtrt mes ganite megct Snsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22

6Iuifer iom forfes rigtig soSt o.
trppee3 ! Saf, Tor Of Sc fan rPrs
aloelc5 LuFttPtte. Serne Gotiup
er uaImin6eIis goo III aae SIoea
Righretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Gasiar gGa.

30 lllier "Grieo @cci" butfes
lin, o. b!anoes mco eli Sop Coma
10, j aop rcuct Iii. uogIc Graa.
Ter SsGiait % CT lioct @ran aaucr.
rcpcbcr % aancl. u Spiicifcer
Snsr imcI;cS, Sen ianmcnbInn.
ocOe 2erc boues ocri. % raGr bcu
or 5oot gIcnnemparmci, bar man
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-22
Sfutifc 9Ga.

Naarotogte 9Gq tagcs hcIc no al
Sfalct % opppc5 / 9Ggqchpioc,
6crpaa ! itsOt Nrso og itclcs Der
pad ! tcmmcIiq mcgct SmiIt,
(Sar0) Ill DC er Ipiebrlme. &c icr,
pcrcs poa rigtia iproo aaric ora
tercrciS) cQer pao Salatblu0c.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
THE WEATHER.

District Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virrinia-Cioudy, with probably showers
tonight and tomorrow: moderate tenn
netature: moderate souther1y winds.
west Virginia-Showers tonight; to-
morrow probably fair; moderate temper
ature.
necoras for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometers pm, so; pm. 10;
midnight, 81; 4 am. 81; am, 50; II
noon, 70. % .s :.
Lowest temperature. ss. occurred at 4
% Temnerature same date last year
HIGHEST. 81; lowest, So.
Barometer- pm, 30.06: PM,
"a. o.: l2 midnight, 300S; am, 30O6;
am. 30. .06; IL noon, 1902.
Condition Of the Water.
Temuerature and condition OF water
at am: Great Falls-Temperature,
So: condition, S5.
Up.River waters.
HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. septeni-
her 9.-The Shenandoah and the
Potomac rivers were both muddy this
morning.
weather In Various Cities.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
ECONOMIC STRIFE
SUCCEEDS CIVIL
WAR IN BELFAST
nv w11I.IAM II. BRAYDEN.

~ Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
Copyright, 1920.
DUBLIN, Ireland. September 9-For
the moment civil war in Belfast is
practically ended except for the ship
workers strike. Catholic workers
have all returned to work under po-
lice protection. but the economic war
is only begun. I have interviwed
several Belfast commercial travellers
and they tell me that their recent Wis
its to the south and west have been al
most frritless. A white" list of Bel
fast merchants, with whom the rest
of Ireland may deal, is being pre-
pared, but in the meantime the boy
colt extends to all Belfast firms
good and bad.
The extent of Belfasts trade in Ire
land is surprising. Many towns in
the west and south which could as
we'll be served from Dublin as from
Belfast preferred Belfast business
methods. There are towns in the west
which do not even bake their own
bread, and thousands of loaves reach
them daily from the Belfast bakers.
This business is now being largely
transferred to Dublin. In some trades
Evening star., 1920-09-09
LIQUOR DEUCE
CAUSES BIG CUT
IN COKE OUTPUT

Z CONNELLSvILLE. Pa. September
9.-The loss OF 1850 tons in coke
production. lin the Connellsville region
for the current week is attributed in
part by the Connellsville Courier. in
it's weekly coke review made public
today, to the operation of Illicit
liquor sellers.
while there has been more or less
liquor procurable in the region since
January Is last" says the Courier.
lit is only recently that IL has be-
come 50 plentiful in supply as to in
terfere with the. operation of the
plants as seriously as it did prior TO
the Inauguration Of prohibition.
Now the activity of bootleggers
and illicit traffickers of all degrees
and kinds, supplemented by increased
in the art Of home brew
ing has fairly deluged the region
with every conceivable kind of in
toxicant, ranging in potency from
tnear-beer slop' to 'near-death pick
ak and other first-aids to coroners.
and undertakere.
Absolutely no effort is being made
by the authorities to suppress the
traffic, and employers Of labor are be-
more and more 1T the mercy
of the whim or thirst of their en-
Evening star., 1920-09-09

the commercial travellers have offered
their services and connections to Dub
lin firms.
Some of the Dublin men jumped
at the chance, but. generally speak
ing, there is reluctance to take ad-
vantage of the opportunity. 1t is
believed that the Belfast boycott is
not an enduring affair and that the
business proposition is not good
enough to justify the expenditure OF
capital An attempt has been made
to hit the Belfast banks. There is
great deal of southern and western
money on deposit with them and lot
of it is being withdrawn. But the
bankers believe that the reasons
which induced their southern and
western customers to prefer Belfast to
Dublin will operate in spite of polit-
ical considerations.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
HERO DECORATED.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September 3.
Acting for the War Department
Brig. Gen. r. E. Steiner yesterday dec
grated Lieut.. Luther Hill Waller of
the 32sth Infantry, sgd Division. for
distinguished services under fire as the
regiment was advancing on Wanderers.
France, September Is, 1918. The War
Department citation accompanying the
distinction. which was bestowed on the
Montgomerian, was accompanied by ci-
tations signed by Gen. John J. PERISH
ing, Mai. Gen. Duncan and Brig. Gen.
Lindsay.
Evening star., 1920-09-09
TO INSTRUCT NEW VOTERS.

ROCHESTER,, N. r. September o.
The 1920 Moose lodges throughout the
United States were asked by the su-
pfeme council Of the, order. in session
here. to open their lodgerooms for nom
int. The council also voted $4,000 as
tho Moose share toward the, erection
In France Of q monument to members
Of american fraternal orders who died
thAre in the European WarA
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
CONTEST MONDAY NIGHT
LEADS TO STATE TITLE

Pendleton high school stands a
good chance of sending a debate team
to Eugene next May. This is the opin-
zion of the debate coach, ii. T. Inflow,
who is putting the finishing touches
on the four speakers, who will repre-
sent the high school in the dual de-
bate against Condor, next Monday
evening.
Lloyd Austin and Mary Clarke. who
constitute the negative team for the
local school. leave Monday morning
for Condon, by auto. They will meet
Condor high schools affirmative,
Monday night. AT the same time. Ar
thur Rudd and Norborne Berkeley,
the Pendleton affirmative speakers,
complete with the Condor negative at
the high school auditorium.
The winner in this contest sends a
team to Eugene. during Junior week
erd. to compete for state champions
ship. The winner, whoever it is will
have hard work ahead, as a new ques-
tion will be used in the finals. This
means that question. which should
take six months study. will have to be
put into shape in few weeks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
HAPPY CANYONS FLOOR
SH|NED UP FOR TUESDAY

Happy Canyons floor is being put
in shape today for n big three hour
dance which will follow the two-hour
concert Tuesday evening by the Hal
lowell Musical Co, who will appear
in pendleton under the auspices of
the local post of the American Le-
gion. The f0-piece orchestra will fur
nish dreamy waltzes. swayinGl fox
trots and peppy steps for the large
crowd that is expected to attend both
parts of the entertainment.
Committees which have been SELL
ing ticket for the concert are meeting
with good results, but as yet have not
reached all those who are expected
to attend. The broad variety of the
program, including solo numbers, both
vocal and Instrumental. novelty num-
bers and concert pieces with the en-
tire 10-piece orchestra, is designed to
attract all types of music lovers. The
concert has been very successful else
where and the company comes here
with strong recommendations from
every legion post for which it has
played on its present tour of the
west.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
WheelbarroWS, Box Forms,
d-CarrierS and Gravel are
Done Away With in Com
pressed Air and Hose Method

Shnotinr- Of Tho walls for the ward
ho,ise ahniit tho Collins Elour 1Jils ;s
under way shooting i, correct for
noi,rinr or concrete is nassA mat is
IN tin-to-1ata construction circles
reinforced concrete vail two
inches thicl< win forn, tho cxterior of
The S,yarehouse 1yb., rainforrsn,ent
consists of n stool wire Win four-ip,b
mesh against which Tho blown CON
crcto Il forced Instead of wbeeIh,r.
rowt Ia carry concrete to tho forms
y bair Of hoses suffice Instead of box
fni-n,, mt, which cc4,crote ie noured
n board hacking tn the wire reinforce
mont 10 nsed nod-carriers and con.
orete noixers are absent. even eravel is
found unnecessary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
TRI-STATE CLUB SEEKS
TOO LOCAL MOTORISTS

One hundred members for the PEN
dleton branch OF the Tri State Auto
Club is the goal of w. S. Parks, OF
walla wallh, secretary of the club
who. with Robert Simpson and Rex Ell
lis. local auto dealers, has canvassed
the auto dealers and owners of Pen
dieton during this week. Early this
morning Mr.. Parks had on his list the
names of 10 Pendleton motorists and
names are being added as rapidly as
persons could be interviewed.
The club. which is a member Of the
A. A. A.. a national automobile asso-
citation with 500 member clubs, main
tains bureus for the guidance OF auto
tourists, promotes trips, furnishes
road information. works for better
roads and against obstructive legisla
tion. One OF the big plans in this sec
tion Is to connect the Lincoln high
way between salt Lake and Pendleton
with the Columbia river highway
aANtNa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
BY. j. L. o'sULLIvAN

GRAND RAPIDS, March 20.--Unit-
ed States Senator Truman III. New
berry with 16 other defendants was
today found guilty of fraud in the
1918 election campaign By the jury in
the United States distriot~oourt Tho
jury found Newberry conspired with
his associates to cause expenditure
during the campaign of money in ex-
cess of the amount allowed under the
federal corrupt practices act The
penalty provided is two years inn
prisonmes. and a fine of $4,000.
Newberrs will be sentenced this af-
ternoon He was found not guilty of
the charge of using the mails to de-
fraud
The others found guilty are: Paul
King of Detroit, Newberry's cam
paign manager: Frederick Cody of
New York, legislative agent; Charles
Floyd, Grand Rapids. campaign man
ager; Allen Templeton. head of the
Detroit Chamber of Commerce; Frank
Emory, Detroit: Harry o. Turner. De-
troit; E. C. Chilson, former secretary
of state: Roger NJ. Andrews, Menomi-
nee publisher: John s. Newberry,
brother of the senator, who furnished
100000 for the campaign fund;
Milton Oakman, Detroit county man
ager: William ]. Nickel. Oshkosh:
ager; William ]. Nickel, Oshkosh:
sioner; Silas ]. Macgregor, of Delta:
Fred Henry. of Flint, and George s.
I.add of Sturbridge, good roads lee
turer. The rest of the IS defendants
were found not guilty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
NEARLY. 90 ENTRIES IN
HORSEMAN'S DAY SHOW

Especial TO tisc East Orcsonian.)
HERMISTON, Ore, March GOV.
7. Reeves of Stanfield, was the biggest
individual winner of prizes at the
IIorsemans Day events this morning.
Following are the winners:
Glass A, best brood mare under five
years, ]. w. Campbell, first; w. T.
Roberts, second Best brood mare
over five years. w. T. Reeves, first; w.
B. Hamilton, second, and J. W. Camp
bell third.
Grand Champion brood mare, w. T.
Reeves, Best farm team. w. T. Reeves.
first, James Ware second, j. F. Nc
Naught third.
Glass C, F. L. Carson, first; ]. W.
Campbell. second and William Ken
nedy, third. Under one year. w. t.
Reeves first and second, Tom Had
decks, third.
Glass B, under two or three years,
w. T. Reeves, first; ]. W. Wallace,
second. Under three and four years,
]. r. Fears, first; A. w. Agnew, Sec
end and third.
Class D, w. T. Reeves. first: j. w.
Campbell, second and w. B. Hamilton,
third.
Glass E. w. T. Reeves. first. Charles
Ware. second, and J. W. Campbell,
third.
Grand Champion colt. F. L. Carson,
grand champion filly, w. t. Reeves.
E. l.. Potter, of Q. A C. acted as
judge.
Between S5 and 80 entries were
made today at the Horseman's Day
which opened this morning in Hermts-
rr-n.
in prizes.
Ten head of horses are shown by
IvanDunning, of Stanfield w. j.
Warner is showing four colts ana w.
b. Hamilton of Butter creek has on
span of fine Percheron
mares which were bought by him re-
Gently for $3.50.
F. McNaught is showing three
head of fine horses. A brood mare
owned by j. b. Haddocks is on dis
play. other entries are four head of
horses shown by Charles Ware and
Peter sheridan, of Butter creek; S. L.
four head: Don Campbell.
eight head; and James Scott, four
head.
Charles Ware has entered two
teams in the pulling contest. one of
tne events LOT the Gay. ~. NJ. Kern
and Will Rogers both have teams
which have not been outpulled. The
event is being staged this afternoon
on the main street of Hermiston.
VIII Switzler, prominent horseman
Of Umatilla, is master of events. Sew
eral auto loads of Pendleton people
went to Hermiston today to attend
the show and among the visitors is
Fred Bennion, county agriculture
agent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
AccompIices in Election Scam
daI Draw Lighter Sentences;
80 Days Granted for Effect
ing Repeal.
MOTION FOR STAY OF
JUDGMENT Is DENIED
Ousted Congressman Declares
That Only Conscience and
Supreme Court Can Take
Away Senate Seat.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Mar. 2O.--
Senator Ncwberry was sentenced to
two years in the federal prison and
was fined $4,000. Others convicted
were given sentences varying from one
to two years. The men were granted
30 days to effect an appeal.
The sentence was passed by Judge
Clarence w. Sessions of the United
States district court, after he denied
"a motion for stay of judgment.
Newberry's statement foilovsS-
..Tnere Is nothing In the verdict which
will cause me to hang my head. Until
my conscience and the supreme court
decide that Il have wronged the people
OF Michigan, / win retain my scat in
the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
Joe DORSEY TO LEAVE
TONIGHT FOR TEXAS

Joe Dorsey, for the past IL years
Pendleton resident, will leave tonight
for Portland and from there will re-
turn to his old home in Wichita Falls.
Texas. In Portland he will visit his
brother f. j. Dorsey.
Mr. Dorsey is uncertain as to what
business he will enter when he reaches
Texas. He has offers in the, farming.
banking and automobile business. His
sister. Mrs. J.. II. Young. and MT.
Young, formerly of Hermiston, reside
ut Wichita Falls.
He plans to return to this city in
the. summer for visit Mr.. Dorsey.
who has been employed at the Ameri-
can National Bank for the past two
and half years. much regrets leaving
Pendleton and his many friends are
sorry to see him go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-20
Ballot of AZ to 81 Sends Doeu-
ment Back to Chief Execu-
tive With Word That it Can
Not be Ratified.
WHAT WILL WILSON Do?
THREE ANSWERS OPEN
Return to Congress, Appeal to
People ''in Solemn Referen-
dum," or Negotiations With
Germany Are Alternatives.
BY. j. w. T. MARTIN

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
= WASHINGTON. March 20.-The
treaty il now up to the president. The
senate washed its hands of the pact
last night when by "a vote of 40 to So
II refused to ratify. and then by Al TO
81 voted to send IL back to President
Wilson with word that It could not be
ratified.
The question now is what will Will
son do with Il?
Ffrst-Ihe can send 1t back to the
senate. In that case senate leaders
say they will take no action until the
fall campaign.
Appeal TO People
Second--Wilson can appeal to the
people ''in solemn referendum maxi
ing the treaty an issue of the cam
paign.
Third-He can drop the treaty and
begin neg'- tiations with Germany for
the restoration OF peace,
second Course Likely f--s'
The general expectation among sem
ators Is that Wilson will take the sec
ond course. asking democrats TO make
tho treaty the paramount issue of the
presidential campaign.
Whatever the president will do II is
GENERALLY agreed that the country
faces a long period of treaty oratory
with johnson, Borah. Reed and Poin-
dexter prepared to beat Wilson to it,
in getting the country's ear.
Supported lodge Group.
on the final action In the senate on
the peace treaty both Senator Cham
berlain and Senator McNary voted
with the Lodge forces and against the
administration's stand.
The vote in detail on the Lodge res
ervation was as follows:
For the resolutions:
Republicans--Ball, Calder. Colt,
Curtis, Dillingham;, Edge. Elkins. Fre-
linghuysen. Hale. Jones (Washing-
toni, kellogg. Kenyon. Keyes. Len
root. Lodge. Mclean, McNary, New.
Page. Phipps, Smoot. Spencer. Ster-
ling. Sutherland, Wadsworth, Warren
and watson--republicans rs.
Democrats - Ashurst Bcckh ham,
Chamberlain. Fletcher, Gore, Hender-
son Kendrick. King, Myers, Nugent,
Owen. Phelan, Pittman. pomerene.
Ransdell Smith tGeorgia), Smith
(MaryIand), Trammell, Walsh MASS
aohusetts). Walsh (Montana) and
Wolcott-2i.
Total for ratification. 40.
Opposition Is 35.
Rollcall against:
Republicans Borah Brandegee.
Fernald. France, Gronna. Johnson
California;. Knox. La Toilette, Nc
Cormick. Moses Norris and Sher-
man-i2.
Democrats Conner, Culberson
Dial, Gay. Glass, Harris. Harrison,
Hitchcock, johnson tSouth Dakota).
Kirby. McKellar. overman, Reed.
Robinson. Sheppard, Shields Sim
mons, smith (South Carolina), stan
Icy, Swanson. Thomas. Underwood
and Williams--2S.
Total against. 35.