The Red Cloud chief., 1904-06-10

and politician. and the latter will have
TO go to Iowa TO face the charge OF
complicityrin the Pollock diamond
robbery. unless the courts intervene i'll
his behalf.
Dennisonl is making n hard fight
ayainst extradition. having entered h
district court of Douglas county with
IA plea TO have the ~eXtradition papers
nullified.
state Food Commissioner w. T.
Thompson has issued his first bulletin
wherein is set fourth the result of the
state chemists. Investigation Of vine
CARS under the state law. The bulletin
calls II spade II spade, gives the name
of the manufactures and the brands
| u%ndcr.which his products are sold and
tells what is wrong with the goods, II
anything. The analyses prove that
many brands of vinegars sold rs pure
apple cider" lack solids, are colored or
| otherwise adultcrated, and ae rank
violations of the pure food law. Re
tailers will be given u reasonable time
in which TO cease handling the con
dcmned brands.
1 Treasurer N%ortcnsen has announced
that he has selected Everett Bahcock
as his deputy to succeed his father
! Herman \. Bubcuck. who died last
Sunday. The appolutco has had the
proyer business training and cNper'
icuce to qualify him for the position,
having been head bookkeeper under,
Auditor Be ton. At present he Is
%bookkceper for the Union Mutual Fire
! Insurance company OF this city, lie
has not yet notified Treasurer Morten-
sen of his acceptance. but it is under
stood that he will take the plum in
case his present employers are wi ling
to release him.
Chairman Lehr of the republican
state central committee has been un-
able to join the other committee officers
in their search for a suitable location
in Omaha, on account of the illness OF
Mrs. Lehr. Mr.. Lehr made n flying
visit to Lincoln Friday, that being his
first appearance at state headquarters
since his election as chairman. He
hopes to be able to plunge into cam
paign matters within n few days, aud
present prospects are that the head.
quarters will be moved to the metro.
polls the last of this week.
If the office has not been seeking
the man. 10 Nebraska this year, in the
majority of cases it is true at least
that the office has allowed itself to ht
overtaken at Sigh cost to the pur
surer. Norris Brown, candidate foi
encouragement, says in his sworn
statement filed with the secretary O
state: "The nomination came with
olt tNDttl't, ttlOiSh VII MY hioo
urgent invitation" Lieutenant-Go
ernor McGilton also was economical
expanding but $2.S5 in the chase for
denomination. j. l.. McBrien eXpend
ed Il total of Sl37.17 in order to become
the party candidate for superintendent
and II NJ, Eaton, candidate for LAM
commissioner, expended 1920. f. NJ
Searle, Jr.. gained the authorship at
cost of $SS.23, and Treasurer Morteu
sen was renominated at an eXpendi
ture of $40. The principal item in al
of the larger statements was for heac
D quarters at convention time.
Statistics just published by Labo
4. Commissioner Bush show that tn
y products of Nebraska packing house
last year reached Il grand total {
!. S93,i53,03l. The farmers and stocl
v r~aisers of Nebraska were pal
$50, SS,527. which shows that IL
finished product a worth somethiu
u over eight millions more than on I'll
< hoof.
I
v. Prof. Clark, FOR many years pres
" dent of the Peru Normal, has resigne
- and j. w. Crabtree, state high scho
II inspector for the university has bee
II decided upon as the most compctei
y man to fill the vacancy.
d Frank Barker Doesn't Have 10 NOr