The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13

Eary. Not bit of coffee in IT, It's the
best looking imitation we've seen. Put .
per cent OF that IN every pound of coffee,
and you can see there's & profit on, say. a
million pounds. The fellow who made it
offers tempting terms to the retail dealer
lie will furnish brown goods or green
goods, as you prefer. Only the transac-
ton is no. made known To the consumer"
"Our milk tests. resumed the chief of
division.
Yes" commented Mr.. Rusk. ''Now
that mothers have gone out Of the business
Of giving their own milk TO their children
the cox Is gaining in Importance"
Not only have We shown people that the quail
ity Of milk nay be readily determined. bat also
that the price Of milk should be gagged by
quality, not quantity. IN short, whatever we
do here either adds directly 10 the wealth OF the
country, or indreeiy by pointing out what
things should be- avoided. And yet the amount
OF money given as By congress u 80 tudieroukiy
small IN itself, and 60 out of proportion with
the grants 70 other appropriations. that
are unable 70 accomplish uths OF the work
iu sight IL actually looked last year as il we
would Dot have money enough 10 publish
aud csreulate some OF the most important
results Of our Investigations; so that the money
and labor spent in making the investigations
would have been thrown away To-Day We can
not get an appropriation ~ send men abroad TO
study agricultural conditions ana processes
there aud determine wherein we might al
vantage by them. Often valuable men DO things
for as fasrey for tbs love OF science. G1d pay
tine Of the Paris exposition gentleman was
appointed 90 20 out there 70 arrange and take
charge Of part 81 our agricultural
10 90 H. lie declined. Ihe matter Of
salaries - arranged ia a fashion wholly
hsphzzArd. You viii rec q BoHan steIsog-
y2rsasr iaY example. who would receive $50
wear Il she were employed ~ q business house
il tae city. given salary 81 ~; While
raau whoss scientific Attachments are OF ua-
tlonal SE.ue is paid si.tul such q man gas
reesuily offered 3 salary oi s5,lt0 BY an institn-
ton outside OF course BE had 10 accept u.
There g. 20 private NFfa, corporation Or snstltu-
ton ia this country employ ug the services Of
scieas fle rgen aBd SPECIALIST, thai treats them
IN the matter III Tay 50 shaaDllY as our men ara
treated by eongress. TIE ehislz % divisions in
this department get the salaries OF boy cleEks ia
Try g0otis store.
s.'ro call them chiefs Of division is a mis-
nomsr. II We understand by that that their
duties are similar - those Of chiefs % diyl-
sion IN the other departments, remarked
Secretary Rusk "Our men are not sub
ordinafes or employees. they are independ-
eut investigators specialists - wno DO
their own work in their own way. and
only co~ouerat.s with rae towards tue gen
eral result ~ which We are al AIMING.
4Uas there been an additional appfopri-
alton for the silk experimentsY'. asked l.
The secretary shook his head and SAID:
Ths frst thing g. d8 waaid re - put a duty
on rzW imported siiks, 90 give "s3r 4oiAs mere
chance - get started. There j. no 94es'lea
=
f..t ia the word Ae cAu select our climate
Start oar Ihgf~y Trees anG grow oar coC-s'ils
NIfh tia tasG ~ - so Gu them I ne lAib&
~ lack Ha iaH a-s4acS 81 protective tariHt :
t-4sss.He - wind ol ft.r six frufa the cocoon
h., + trate tt.c - 20 lu duge ~ people Who not
grlfs bsse done nothing else EI tA1ir lives bat
shtsg ancestors COX go ysaTs have LplioNeI tAe
,ssre trade lsy as SATISFIED . III Si.a4i y sgcs
and asg content q stick 70 that one employ
rvent peorte et thar sort 2-s not easily 4o'lnS
Csi tie side Possibly, though negro EiEls
might b. trained o. Go t. II -, = Eea41 party
80 tra f,fotlsfa Of how 10 employ taEI race
yhnt are the trpss.eCts o. tie linen tGf4strys
We can make afat-clsss material AAsFS =
M rassof! why we shouldn't make al our own
luen gosz.s aaf 81 good IS any We import ao"
We rrp tpla rnhly well protected am We t--al.9
- nAead zus hl.l1 h3g factories, u I t3 q
6,,Iy rot duty GA hfles, 20 . Laake II woEth
oar - klas g carve sAelE, yoa eAh t1.-AS - =
you Erog y hsE oAr cattle industry ls wax
infss 81 wesltb w0ai1 be there.
And kow - s8ESr 4s5agS -
sugar L. csafr usFattgely speaking al flghh
C4tr xesrlgs.suss hays sbosn tasf saEgh an can
- treated 50 as a. nE Gs u pay wsal, AID se
have aeterTuiue3 tas region wASfS ca
F.ast - groRu. THe bset Industry looks Nc-ts
80 We have found out soE1s Ts7iElts aDosiF t--s
yoofher h.eI Etat sire 81 great IN Tostsnee 40
b.vs communicated them WHERE theF W. 90
trs F,ss.st zoft1- GGt s3ut1srui,lost states can
produce sugar csuet tae npst2-so4sAASAA So
xisusu; SID Jbe ress see8
Rat I cannot recount tenth psrt 81 the
interesting tntnsx Z heard n the secEe-
t.~xfs private room. when. Al length,
,refst Dat / was uusympa tEeslcaiEy looked
,~vsr nv about EItceD male and female
perl~ who had been kept waiting as the
e,sfe While saS ENJOYING myself ~ith M.
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