The Nonpartisan Leader Newspaper, May 2, 1921, Page 13

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After the farmers had been mobbed he said he had not been asked for protection. I was one of those mobbed. I am a life member of the League. = WALTER DIETZ. Beatrice, Neb. The clippings tell a sordid story of graft and corruption. Sheriff J. L. Scheik, the “peace officer” who wink- ed at the mobbing of the Gage county - farmers in Beatrice, is now under im- peachment proceedings for alleged thefts from prisoners in the county jail, for extorting money from a de- fenseless woman and for cheating a farmer out of a $500 Liberty bond. In addition the federal district attorney at Lincoln has charged Scheik with bootlegging and a grand jury has in- dicted him for swindling. Governor McKelvie of Nebraska, who refused to do anything when the farmers were mobbed, has suspended the sheriff from office. Raisins—the Fruit of Co-Operation " (Continued from page 6) in the courts. The company is pre- senting this contract now to the grow- ers, and is confident that the cam- | paign for signatures will end with an announcement to the world that the ‘organization is to continue its great work without interference. _ California produces approximately 756 per cent of all the raisins in' the world, exclusive of the Grecian' Zante currant. During the war there were no importations and so the California raisin was without competxtmn. But the foreign raisin is again invading the land, and 50,000 tons, chiefly Zante currants, have been imported during the last 12 months. These are inferior raisins, however, and consumers have, without protest, willingly paid 4 and 5 cents a pound more for the domestic product. In this connection, the United States govern- ment has, through its agricultural de- Ppartment, issued bulletins relating to the curing of the Zante currant show- ing that the foreign processes are not only insanitary, but actually filthy. On the other hand, the California rai- sin is processed under the most per- fect sanitary conditions. Within 10 years it is antlclpated that 400,000 tons of raisins will be produced in’ California every year. This means that the public must be induced to consume twice as many rai- sins in 1931 as it is now consuming. It can be induced to consume them | only if there is-a continuation of scien- tific selling and-of educational adver- tising, and this can be done only through one big, powerful organiza-. tion such as the growers’ co-operative company. No private firm or concern is strong enough financially, or can handle sufficient’ of the crop, to solve such a problem as this inevitable in- crease in production presents. 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