Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1900-03-17

all cases such laws have not been fully
sustained by decisions of the Supreme
Court, and as the people have decided
that they will have OLEOMARGAR.
lNE. as Is shown by their consuming
over 50 million pounds during the fis-
cal year ending June 30, 1899, 1t is
again evident that the will of the peo-
pie will eventually prove more power
full than any class legislation, and that
the State laws must be changed from
prohibitive to regulative, as are the
United States Government laws now
In force, and which are necessary, in
order that honest and pure goods may
at all times be produced and sold
strictly for what they are and on their
own merits. One Of these State laws
is that prohibiting the sale Of OLEO.
MARGARINE when colored to initiate
butter, and when fully investigated
proves to be the most foolish piece of
legislation on record in the premises.
It was not until OLEOMARGARINE
had commenced to be manufactured
that there was any uniformity In the
cOl0ring Of butter, and therefore the
butter formerly came from the farm.
ers' wives with little. IL any, artificial
cOlorlng matter, thus making many
varied hues. according to the season of
the year. but now the retail grocer
can order his butter from any section
of the country with reasonable sure.
~ that he will receive goods of the
proper color. OLEONfARGAR1NE has
brought this change about, and 80 Is
It not fact that BUTTER Is COL.
ORED TO INITIATE OLEOMAR.
GARlNE" This entirely harmless
butter-color Is necessary In both butter
and OLEOMARGARlNE, In order that
the eye may be pleased, and from that
the palate, thus aiding digestion, which
should be the object of all food lcgisla.
ton. A bill Is now before Congress,
put In by the Dairy interests, aiming
| ut taxation Of OLEOMARGARINE SO
| cOlOrcd 10 cents per pound. which, II
passed. would entirely destroy the In.
dustry. as such tax would be prOhlbi.
tive. No reasonable person, however,
u
can be passed. People demand OLEO.
MARGARINE, and they will have IT;
what Is good and pure has always tri.
umphed. 80 will OLEOMAAGARINE.
The public are becoming 10 educated
to Its Use that they not only call for It
at their retailers, but insist on having
It, knowing that they will then get an
article uniform In quality and flavor.
which they cannot be sure of when call.
ing for butter, the standard for which
henccfOrth must necessarily be PURE
AS OLEOMARGAR1NE." To utterly
destroy the commerce in such an artl-
Gle Of necessity for the people would
he to commit an ofrcnse against our
Constitution, which was enacted for
the express purpose Of protecting the
just demands, rights and privileges of
the American people.
~6
Many Democrats are backing the
Hon. John McGlllen for Mayor Of Chi
cagO.
Judge Carriers friends registered on
Tuesday. They will vote May 3.
Many influential Republicans con
slider Hon. II. IL. Carr, the wcll-knOwI
Board Of Trade man, just the man t.
run for Mayor of Chicago.
~ee
John ]. Mclaughlin. of the Twelfth
Ward, has been nominated on thu
Democratic ticket for West Town Su
pcrvisOr.
&e>
Hon. Charles 4. Cutting IL the strong
est Republican mentioned for PrObat,
Judge. He Is good man to succeed
Judge KOhlsaat.
j. G. DcnisOn II making fine rac'
for Alderman In the Thirtlcth Ward.
william Eisfeldt will be elected II
the Twentieth.
The Union Stock Yards are badl!
managed to-day, and trade Is beln,
rapidly driven away from this city
The cattle men claim that they are sub
jected to all kinds Of annOyances from
the new management. Our Texas OK
changes are full of complaints of tn
treatment sustained ut the Chicago
Yards by Texas cattle men especially.
The Union Traction Company vii
have Its franchises renewed next yea
just as 1t wants them. The people will
get no concessions. Things have beel
arranged ana Chicago will be sold. .Thi
time the "refOrmers" will do the sell