The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1910-07-09
STATE
HAPPENINGS

Madison Torn pTOuuClS utdIcio
about Chicago admit that no more
corn strip will be shipped into Wis
consin, since the announcement OF
decision in this state recently. prohib-
iting the labelling of this so-called corn
strip as corn sirup" and requiring
the same to be labeled glucose"
The D. b. Scully Sirup company,
one Of the largest firms dealing in the
product. was among the first to declare
against chipping corn sirup to Wiscon-
sin in any form under the new order,
and It is said the Corn Products Re
filming company intends TO do so or al
( ready has decided to ship no more
corn strip to this state until the exist
/ ing condition of affairs is reversed.
Chicago officials of the Corn Prod
ucts Refining company said they were
not in a position to state what action
the company would take, as all its
plans were determined at the main Of
/ flee in New York.
/ Mr.. Scully of the Scully Sirup com
pany was emphatic in his determine
ton not to attempt to ship his corn
| strip product into Wisconsin as long
as the present requirement remains in
| effect
Il will not label my corn strip 'glu-
cose,'" he said ITO Go so would be
| to mislabel the article. 1t Is corn strip
! and nothing else and cannot rightly
be called glucose. In labelling it
corn strip we are carrying out the
provisions Of the United States pure
food laws"
The decision of the Wisconsin SUI
preme court was given in case car
ried up to the higher courts by the
Corn Products Refining company to
test ruling of the state food commits
sioner that all corn strip shipped into
the state be labeled glucose" A de.
cision was reached recently, after the
matter had been pending for two
years.
Chippewa Fals.-The twenty fifth
anniversary Of the founding Of st.
Josephs hospital was celebrated here.
The program began with services Sun.
day morning and night in st. Charles
church. In which the Catholic clergy
of this city and nearby points partic-
pated The principal address was given
! by Rev Weideman. Tuesday night a
| banquet was given in the hospital The
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JahesVlile-Clty Attorney Harry IL.
MaXheld mas MED request with
the hre ana police commission.
asking that body to investigate
charges against Chief or Police George
NJ. Appleby and Mayor Wilbur f.
earle. He alleges that the municipal
court ordered the occupants of a house
to leave the city, but the mayor grant
ed permission to remain until July 5
after the court order had been issued.
Warrants may be issued against
Captain Streckluss OF the wrecked
steamer, and other owners, according
to District Attorney c. X. Dahl OF