The Nebraska Independent
JUT 15
ALDEN DEFIES GOVERNOR
The Superintendent of Norfolk Insane
Asylum Refuse to be Deposed
by Governor Mickey
Norfolk, Neb. Governor Mickey ap
peared at the Norfolk insane asylum
and served written notice on -Superintendent
Alden and Assistant Nichol
son for them to vacate. The governor
has tamed Dr. Young of Lincoln and
Dr. H. Douglas Singer of Omaha as
tb ir succes-fors, the former being ap
pelated superintendent and the latter
assistant. , In response to the gov
ernor's notification. Alden and Nichn'
son replied in writing that the. will
refuse to vacate. Dr. Young accompa
nied the governor and served a writ
tea demand for the keys and the office
animals slaughtered and meat pro
ducts sold at packing houses, con
tained a provision for an appeal to
the court a from the decision of the
inspectors of the department of agri
culture. When this substitute was pre
sented to President Roosevelt he wrote
a letter to the chairman of the house
committee criticising it very severely.
Referring to the court review pro
vision, the president said:
"The court provision is the one to
which 1 must' object, although this is
not by any means the only one to
which I object; it is one of the many,
As regards this I wish to repeat that
if deliberately designed to prevent the
remedying of the evils compjamed of,
this is the exact provision which
the friends of the packers and the
packers themselves would have pro
vided. It is absurd to assert that any
such provision is needed. Why have
you not such a provision in the post
office law as it affect fraud orders;
;n the law as it affects fraudulent ea--
tries of homesteads, etc.? Congress
fhich was refused.
The governor and Dr. Young re can not lake away the constitutional
tamed to Lincoln. The matter, will
probably go to the supreme court.
Governor Slickey did not say what
steps he will take in enforce the oust
er. He reiterates former charges in
his finding.
The Court Review Question
When President Roosevelt yielded
to the arguments of the Aldrich-For-aker
orowd and consented to a clause
in the railroad rate bill recognizing
the right of the . railroads to appeal
from the decision of the interstate
commerce commission, he made It im
possible, m the opinion of many of the
advocates of the measure, to secure a
thoroughly satisfactory bill. The
president explained his surrender in
this matter by saying that as the rail-:
roads had the right to appeal to the!
courts under the constitution a recog-i
nition of this right in the bill would;
do no harm. I
In the house of representatives the
substitute for the Beveridge amend
ment, requiring rigid inspection of
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right of the packers, or of any one
else, to the protection of the courts.
But such a provision as that undw
consideration does not represent a de
sire to secure the constitutional
rights of . any man. It represents,
doubtless, in some cases, an honest,
though wholly mistaken conviction; in
other cases it represents a deliberate
purpose to interfere with effective ad
ministration by trying to provide that
the couria shall in reality do admin
istrative work which they would be
the first to assert their inability to
perform. If the bill as you reported
it from the committee were enacted
into law you would have the functions
of the secretary of agriculture narrow
ly limited so as to be purely minis
terial; and when he declared a given
slaughter house unsanitary, or a given
product unwholesome, Acting on the
judgment of the government experts,
you would put on the judge, who had
not knowledge whatever oi- the condi
tions, the burden of stating whether
or not the secretary was right. In
Chicago, for instance, you would make
any judge whom the packers choose
to designate and not the experts of
the department of agriculture, the
man to decide on any question of any
tuna wnicn tne packers thought it
worth while to dispute. (You may
possibly remember the recent judicial
decision in Chicago in which the pack
ers were concerned.) I wish to repeat
mat mis provision is, in my judg
ment, one which, if enacted into law.
will nullify the major part of the good
wnicn can be expected from the enact
ment of this law. You assert that the
packers insist upon having a rigid In
spewtion law passed. If they sincerely
desire a rigid inspection law, they will
insist upon this provision being taken
out. Leaving it in is incompatible
wun securing a properly efficient law."
What the president said with ref
erence to the court review in the
meat inspection bill applies with
double force to the railroad rate bill.
It is most unfortunate that the presi
dent did not insist with equal em
phasis that the court review clause be
eliminated from the railroad rate bill.
ALTON ROAD IS FINED
Sentence is Imposed by Judge Landis,
of Chicago, for Violating
Rebate Las
Chicago The Chicago and Al on
railway and two former employes,
John N Faithorn aad Fred Wann,
have been fined an aggregate sum of
$0,000 by Federal Judge Landis, who
found them guilty of violating the inters-ate
commerce laws.
The company was fined JiO.OOO and
the men $10,000 apiece.
Faithorn formerly was vice press .
dent of the road and Wann formerly!
was general freight agent. !
The railroad company admitted dur-i
ing the trial that it had been paying!
the claims of the packere, but plead-1
ea mat tne practice was general. The
railroad's attorneys today failed to
show that the practice was general
Notice was given of an appeal.
NEW BREED OF CATTLE
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Oddities About Alphabets
When the Portuguese first explored
Brazil they made great fun of the na
tives of that country because they
had in their alphabet no f, r or 1, a
people, the invaders declared, with
out fe, ley or rev without faith, law
or king. The Mohawks again have no
labials and vowed it was absurd when
the missionaries tried to teach them
to pronounce p and b, "for bo," said
them, "can srx-ak with his mouth
shut?" Blackwood's Magazine.
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Colonel Torrey Seeks Imitation of the
Buffalo Pelt
Meeteetse, Wyo An entirely new
breed of hornless cattle, known as!
nuntones, is attracting the atten
turn or live stock men in this countv
The 'Bufftory" is the creation of Col
J. L. Torrey of Rough PJder fame.
who has been quietly experimenting
iu tne production of the new breed
for several years and "now announces
the real object of his endeavors the
creation of an animal bearing a hide
and hair closely resembling that of
tne now almost extinct buffalo.
ine nera or "Bufftones" now at
the Enibar ranch is the result of cros
sing thoroughbred Polled Angus with
tne Shorthorn breed, producing an
animal witn a dull curly brown-col
ored coat that when taken from the
"Burltory" and tanned cannot be told
from a genuine buffalo robe. Several
years have been required to produce
tnts new breed. At first only a small
percentage of the crosses were col
lored brown, and these were separat
ed irom the others. Recently three
Buntones" have dropped calves all
of the desired color and the colonel
is now confident he has solved the
problem of raising buffalo hides along
wun tne usual amount of range beef.
'This fall," said Colonel Torrey,
as soon as the hides are prime. I ex
pect to kill one of the animals and
have the hide made into an overcoat
for president Roosevelt. It will be the
first and only coat of its kind, but
whm a few years "Bufftory over
coats will be as common as the old
buffalo ones were twenty years ago."
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GOING TO THE ASSEMBLY?
Strong Program Attractions and Large
Attendance Assured
The exceedingly large registration
for tents for the Nebraska Epw-orth
Assembly indicates that the attend
ance this year will be another record
breaker.
The platform attractions are excep
tionally strong and the program gives
promise of being the best ever given
at any Assembly in the we3t.
Booker T. Washington, the greatest
present day leader of his race, will de
liver the opening night lecture on
August 1.
Newell Dwight Hillis of Brooklyn,
Bishop Hartzell of Africa, Dr. Wm.
Spurgeon of England, -Senator Dolli
ver of Iowa, Hon. John G. Wcolev of
Chicago, and many other speakers of
world wide fame are to appear.
Yo;ir name on a postal addressed
to President L. O. Jones, Lincoln, will
nnng you tne program- and full par
ticulars of this great summer gathering.
Don't forget the dates, July 31 to
August 9.
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Starvation in London
It is hard for us to believe such
a storv as this, which we find m m
pTrhAne
The following story is written uj
one' of the starvinc poor ot lodg.
With her husban.l an 1 five ch;Ur?n
she lives at Ga.coyL. Court, twenty,
minutes' walk from 'he Bank of Etp
land. The seven rvrnrs ot w
forilw lira in nnf. rrtcm In a r""1"
of the room is an in-n !!. h'(
is a mattress about nvo inches tnicij,
covered bv a sms'.e Iron bianKet.
A stove with xhv rx.'Tt suction
r.t fin,, ,h r.x."i with sniose
from a foul chimney. The smgle w
Jnn tha rnnm ts r.'.inUS beTf:dl
panes, the places of whirti have bwj
token by brown par-r. The wtndoa
hermetically :t;etar,
sickening. A kitcht n ie
other piece of -furr ht.
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Sir Henry Ca:r.i '
the premier of Great l'.r;tam.
ind on
,f the peai
marched through th.1
cent address stat--i
13,0C0,000 people
vartra f starvation. A 1 "
cities, London. Liveroo:.
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root? .
,( (t.-rnnred ravi'Tif 111 .... i,
M'."r'. ,.u riveu wi
sandwicnes which -
the labor committte-