Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-05-16

lisyc, the true financial policy Of the
United States. As 90 the increased tau.
alton through the tarin,the advance that
the labofing man pays Tor What he uses
is q b1gatelle as compared with the
extra money he receives iu good times.
10 docs not amount 20 one per cent. !
believe Wc can learn good deal itum
the condition and actions Of the people
OF Europe. Take France she is the
thfftiest aud richest Of all the European
nations. Dos she have ifec trader
No. Aud why nu2 Because she wants
the ffguchman to get good wagcs, aud
not the English aud the Germans. We
don't care to help the European work.
man. Business and charity both begin
az home. believe in legislation tor
America and not Tor Europe. ! believe
ia high wages, and high wages ior
Americana
ruu u. uyrcuEg ~. riiE LrtLL oSEs.
How about muuopoles In business,
Nr Afm0u' Are not the monopolies
which you and others have Injurious 70
the people" -
II think not, was the reply. 81
think that the great department stores
and establishments. such as those OF
Armour s. Co., arc Tor the good OF the
people. 10 lisa question OF the greatest
good to the greatest number Why
should the people pay high prices ior
the privilege Of Eceping any small class
Ol men ai work. We can give better
aud uueaptr meat TO the people than
they can get anywhere else. The small
butchers cannot understand how We do
H. They appeal TO Congress, and they
say that there IS beef combine and a
/ ork Comhinc. You ask them how they
know Il and they will reply.
"knOw ~ Why, Of course We know
10 Phi Armour Is IN IL. Why. he drove
me out Of business
"'And how, you ask, did he drive
you out Of business And the man
inyatiatle replies why, he sold meat
cheaper than could THIS Is the SAME
story you hear everywhere. Now
want TO know u this is not for the good
Of the people, and, u so, why should It
not eXis ''
THEY SAWS AL rtE HOO uvr rtE
sQuEAL.
"But do you sell meat cheaper aud
how do you do IL" asked.
II viii tell YOU" replied Mr. Amour.
when iheofdinafy butcher Kills his ami.
mails a great part OF the COW " hog goes
10 waste. In the packing houses every
bit Of the animal Is saved. IL D. face
tiously said that We save every BIT OF the
hog except his Squeal. There are a
number u different works connected
with the packing houses. Take, for 10.
stance, our glue works. We use In
them every year waste materials which
to the ordinary butcher would not be
worth s5o,coo. We mix the waste with
brains anu by scientific manipulation.
care and labor we put It through certain
processes by which NC turn the $50, eco
worth Of stun into products which We
can sell for a million, We send bones
BY the ship load across the Pacific
The Japanese buy them and make but
tons and carved work out OF them
Why, some Of our bones bring as much
as $50 ton. II is so with every atom
VI Inc animal. oar profits come out OF
the waste, and Il - from these profits
that We can afford 10 sell better and
cheaper meat than the ordinary butcher
We have AZ the same time sucn a large
business that We cannot afford to sell
poor article. and while tn, people get
cheaper meat they at the same lime get
better meat"
q IS tHE SURVIVAL OF rHL rrrEsr
'l suppose that is true, Mr. Amour"