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FOR FOIID OWNERS '
EXCLUSIVE torrltory open now. Noth
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salt salmon bellies, 5 pounds, $1.50,
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SALAMI-CERVELAT WURST 35 cents:
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cents; Kewaneo Bacon, 20 to 25 cents;
shipped by parcel post in 5 to 10 lb.
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HONEY
WHITE CLOVER or Basswood honey.
. CO-pound t can $8.00, 2 for $15.00.
Prices on palls upon request. F. A.
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TOBACCO, Guaranteed. Chewing or
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HtJGHES CAIjLS CONVICTION OF
NEWBERRY ERROR
A Washington, D. C, dispatch,
dated Aug. 20, says: The Republican
national committee today made pub
lic a letter written by Charles E.
Hughes, now secretary of state, who
was counsel for Senator Truman H.
Newberry of Michigan when his con
viction for violation of the campaign
expenditures statutes was reviewed
and reversed by the Supreme court
of the United States.
Secretary Hughes declares in the
letter that Senator New;berry was
"wrongly and most unjustly convict
ed." The secretary of state was ap
pealed to by Hugh B. McCauley to
state the facts and the law Aipon
which he based his argument for
Newberry in the Supreme court.
In replying to McCauley, Secretary
Hughes stated that he took pleasure
in complying with the request. . The
letter is a long one, going into the de
tails of tho charges against Newberry
and into the law and circumstances
of the senatorial campaign in Michi
gan. After reviewing these, -Secretary
Hughes said:
"It should be borne in mind that
Senator Newberry's conviction in the
lower court was not based on any
charge of fraud or corruption or of
the use of money for any illegal pur
poses or of any act involving moral
turpitude
t "It was based solely on the charge
that there was an expenditure in his
campaign for nomination and election
of over $3,750, the statutory limit re
gardless of how the money was used
or. how innoccuous and proper the
purposes of the expenditure might
have been..
"The conviction of Senator New
berry was obtained under a fn x
held by the majority of tho wiUto
court to be .invalid; rested X"6
ground which did Wiwol
ilnding by the jury of moral turpltuSl
and was nffRnfnii i . "l,luile
carious misconstruction of the s,tahH.-t I
"The plain fact is that "ft I
0"UW1' "UB wrcjlgiy and mot un
justly, convicted and his couvictinn
was set aside. Despite tho C
period of preparation, the rigid in
yestigation, the long-dravn out trial
the attempt in every possible way ,
besmirch, and tho zeal, ability, nm
even bitterness of his pursuers, their
endeavor to establish a violation of
law on the part ot Senator Newberrv
coihpletel; failed and accordinclv
Senator Newberry stood as a senator
dulL? l??ed by th0 poonle o the state
of Michigan and entitled to his sent
in the Senate of the United States'
OAMi NEWBERRY CASE SIHEU)
FOR G: O. P. FAILURES
A Washington, dispatch, dated
Aug. 21, says: Chairman Cordell
Hull of the Democratic national com
mittee replied tonight to the letter of
Secretary Hughes; tn the seating of
Senator Newberry ich.), declaring
that tho letter was a plan of Repub
lican leaders to make "Newberryism
the paramount issue" of tho cam
paign as the only means "of diverting
public attention fr6m many other is
sues still more damaging." Secretary
Hughes' letter, made public last night
by the Republican national nnmmii.
toe, stated that Senator Newberry 1
mm oeen "wrongly and mostly un
justly convicted."
"The national Republican loaders,"
Mr. Hull said; "have put forward Sec
retary Hughes as the attorney to
state the case and offer the chief de
fense. In selecting Secrotary Hughes
for this delicate and dangerous task,
Republican leaders havd made a mis
take. Secretary Hughes is only a
civil lawyer, whereas this national
administration, needs the ablest crim
inal lawyers to be found to defend it
this year.
"In desperate efforts to check the
rising tide of popular indignation,
due to the fact that the eighteen
months' record of this administration
and its congress contains more ele
ments of complete failure than any
or all their predecessors, Republican
leaders have felt obliged to single out
this one issue and make it paramount
as the, only means of diverting public
attention from many other issues
deemed still more damaging.
"It was evidently decided that Sec
retary Hughes might dramatize New
berryism in such an attractive way as
to draw attention away from the tre
mendously destructive effects of the
Republican industrial panic of 1921
'22, and from the confused, lopsided,
uncertain, and demoralized state of
business, industrial, economic, and
social conditions of the nation which
the Republican administration and
their Republican congress have not
shown the faintest capacity to deal
with.
"With public attention thus
focused on Nowberryism, the injus
tices, iniquities, monopolies, and rob
beries -about to be Inflicted upon tho
American people by tho most un
scientific, unsound, monstrous, and
profiteering tariff bill ever enacted
might be overlooked or minimized
until after the election. ,
''Such scandals as the midnight
night raid on the bureau of printing
on1 crnoTrlri rr li n T,norvn rlnmfi Oil
reserve, the Daugherty case, and Nat
uoicisteinism mignt do viowea jbm
critically with Secrotary Hughes in
praise of Nowberry and chanting the
the center of the stage, singing the
virtues of Newberry ism.
"If Secretary Hughes does not
know that the Newberry seat in tho
United States Senate was bought ho
is the only intelligent person in Amer
ica who does not know that fact.
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