Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-14
Nebraska
DUNN'S CHARGES DISCUSSED
Attorney Says shallenberger Allowed
Violation Of Food Law.
SENDS LETTER no EDaAR HOwARD
r7"rrneE Governor Is Accused az Favor
Ing large COncerns out OF enc
state--win Produce Evil
deDce.
tFrorn a Staff CORRESPONDENTS

democrats and republicans alike yesterday
ana today have been discussing the edi-
torial BY Edgar Howard In this weeks
issue Of the Telegram, In which the Co
lumbus man gives in full a letter written
by ]. J. Dunn OF Omaha, IN which the
Douglas county man asserts that ex-Gover-
nor shailenberger during his administra-
ton deliberately allowed the pure food
law TO be violated by certain out-of-state
concernH. When the time comes, the
Omaha man through the editorial columns
OF Colonel Howands paper. asserts that he
will bring In the goods to corroborate his
allegations and will let all wondering
democrats IN on the secret with himself
While some OF shallenberger's friends
here assert that Dunn IL wrong. none Of
them so far have denied an assertion made
by Howard in which he declares that
neither revenge nor office disappointment
have prompted the writing of the letter
In the article which accompanies the
Dunn letter the Telegrams editor alleges
that democrats who dare not stand in
open enmity TO William J. Bryan are seek
ing to ind way whereby they can thwart
any move his friends may make to send
him 20 the national convention as a dele
gate from this state. Howard says In this
connection: They dare not leave Mr.
Bryan off the delegation Their plan is to
play the sneak game, telling the people
that they are friendly to Mr.. Bryan and
his principles. but all the time working
against the him. to the end that fifteen
OF the sixteen delegates from Nebraska
shall go to the national convention for
the purpose OF supporting Harmon or some
other corporation candidate, ana for the
further purpose of adopting a platform
which will be q reputation of every prin-
ciple for which Mir. Bryan has contended."
Michigan Man Likes Nebraska.
Q. A. Disbrow. formerly assistant secre-
taTy OF the Commercial club at Grand Rap
ids. Mich, was In the city today on his
way 70 Hastings, where he will take the
position OF secretary of the commercial or
ganization of that city. Mr.. Disbrow de-
clared that when he first landed In Ne
braska he was not very much taken up
with the outlook. but after being in the
state a few days asserts that he knows he
will like It immensely.
According to the Michigan man there
are more and more commercial clubs over
the country adopting the idea of paid
secretaries for their organizations and he
believes the time will not be far distant
when even the So-eailed smaller cities Of
from 5000 TO 5000 will have regularly
paid men TO boom their local clubs and
attend to matters along the line Of city
commercial development.
Decision an Ulysses Church Case.
The supreme court today announced its
reversal OF the decision in the case OF a
minority of the trustees of the church
OF the immaculate Conception at Ulysses
against the majority OF the board OF trus-
tees and Father Murphy, In which the
ir5npeti6n' preventing the latter from the
use Of the church was dissolved BY the
lower court. The decision means That
the minority trustees may institute fur
ther proceedings 60 obtain possession of
the e,vurch. but this. II is thought, Will
not be done. The case in one growing out
OF Misunderstanding. disputes between
Father Murphy of the Butler county town
and the late Bishop Bonacum Of this
city.
state Holiness Association.
The thirty-ninth camp meeting of the
State Holiness association will begin at
Epworth park near this city Friday. She
OPENING servics win be conducted by Rev.
@. A. Mclaughlin Of Chicago on that day
and the evening service viii be in charge
of Rev. Joseph H Smith OF Meridian, Mis-
Hisappi Several &C the towns OF the state
arc making preparations 10 send delega-
lions to the meetings OF the association.
including Omaha. Ashland. Fremont. Ge-
neva. Beatrioe. osceola. Weeping water,
Arlington and Seward
Funeraz directors Meet.
/. The Nebraska state Funeral Directors
association met In this city today. half a
n thA 80 70
being In attendance. President Esburn
Wheeler OF Stella presided at the sessions
today. According to Secretary Skinner
report the association has at present 1874
members Next years session win go to
Omaha. according to the members OF the
association who are In the majority and
who favor alternating between the states
i. metropolis and capital
t Paying school Bills.
Monday $4,000 was PAL dout by the state
treasury and this forenoon $4,000 was paid
out. most OF the payments being on war
rants Issued on the temporary school
fund. fund which IA disbursed semi-an-
nuAuy to the different counties for the
support OF public schools. The apportion-
ment this moAth amounted 10 $4,000 and
the money il rapidly being called Tor by
the counties.
OhjectioA 10 Greek Agency.
DepUty Labor Commissioners Guye has
been asked to drive Greek employment
agency out OF South Sioux City. Neh., an
aSoncy thaA II said 70 have been doing
business In Sioux City. Ia. and which the
labor commissioner Of iowa investigated on
account % complaints filed against it. Mr..
Guye has no authority under the law TO
c0utTot employment agencies. though he
believes some officer In the state should
have such authority. The only way such
agencies can be reached according to his
statement e through city OF village coun-
chs and ofneers.
~ Is After Vendors OF B4d EEEa.
Deputy stato Food Commissioners W. r..
Jackson has ordered the prosecution OF
two farmers. MARX Fender and Helmer
Hansan OF Bennes, because they are al
hgod 10 have sold eggs that were bad The
order Of the deputy food commissioner is
the earrying out Of hiR- recently adopted
policy that ali persons who sell bad eggs
~ who have bad eggs In their possession
Cor sale shal be prosecuted. He intends to
prosecute all offenders from the farmer u
the biggest OF the wholesale dealers N the
state and has Inspectors looking for viola