Show 1 1 Newberry i 1 iT ff z T THE p HE trial of Senator Newberry of Michigan r resulted z f in a verdict against him for violating tl tIc e corrupt practices act in that his campaign managers expended q v more mone money than the law allowed cd to be he expended t in iii a senatorial campaign but if it failed to conict convict convict con- con vict him of an any corrupt acts nets The verdict has hns been appealed appealed ap ap- ap- ap pealed to the higher courts Much luch interest has been aroused as to whether Mr Newberry berry would resume his set seat in the Senate pending g the result of tho the app appeal 11 It IL is now w announced that until the tho charges of illegal conduct con con- duct dut t are arc disposed of he will vill refrain from performance of any of-any any senatorial duties and absent himself from tho the Senate In this d decision c siou Mr Newberry will save th the Senate embarrassment nut and at the same time timo maintain as dig- dig j a n position as a man can call who vho stands convicted con of an offense against the federal laws It If is entirely different to the tho attitude assumed by Victor Berger who was convicted of a criminal violation of the LiOn tion laws in jn time of war var but who nevertheless nevertheless- tried to tot t force orce bi his bis admission into the tho House of Representatives If to which he lie had been previously elected fI t i The Thc encomiums heaped upon Salt Lake City by the 2 governors of other states show that Utah's hospitality to fo its distinguished visitors last summer was as br bread ad r i cast upon the waters J Eggs Egg under national rule in red R Russia l sla- sla re c- c 9 Ka lii is J. J g- g I l I 4 i- i |