Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-02-03

says the board has no right to pass
on slaughtered animals. but must con.
fine its Inspection to live stock. The
opinion advises the board that II
would have no standing as party to a
suit to enjoin the Chicago health de-
partment from cOndemning carcasses
passed by the State and government
inspectors. ''This opinion" said Sec.
rotary Pritchard Of the health depart.
ment, "strengthens the city's claims
to be supreme In the inspection Of
meat"
~SA
Many Of the Beef Trust employees
wear rubber gloves while handling
the cadavers. Otherwise they are In
imminent danger Of blood poisoning.
Even the embalming Of food for the
gullible public has Its attendant dan.
gers.
The number Of dead and diseased
hogs shipped by the Beef Trust and
sold as food Is something awful.
0
Numbers Of hogs die in the cars In
transit to the Beef Trust: their bodies
are often eaten by the other hogs and
their pet disease transmitted by them
to the human race.
~SA
The government inspectors II they
work every minute Of their time. can
give but ten seconds to each animal In.
spected. No wonder cancer, lupus,
tuberculosis and like ailments are
spreading.
~e
The Beef Trust has ruined many a
prosperous small business. The hide
industry. the boot ana shoe trade, The
sheepskln tanners, the leather tanners,
the wool pullers. the wool trade, the
vegetable market, the poultry busl-
ness, the retail meat markets, the
wholesale meat markets, the soap
trade-all these and many more have
been swallowed up by this awful
leviathan. How much longer will the
people stand II?
~SA
How much longer will the American
people put up with diseased food!
~6A
4 correspondent asks: "IOw many
Of the representatives Of foreign gov
ernmcnts are In the pay Of the Beef
Trust? 1t might interest the people
of some Of them to find out"
People out of town and newsdealers
In other cities ordering extra copies
of the Chicago Eagle Beef Trust edi
tons must place their orders before
Wednesday of each week.
The demand for papers Is so great
that unless orders for them are PLACED
early 1t will be impossible to ill al
Of them rs promptly as we wOult
wish.
Dealers In Germany, France an(
Great Britain must inclose postag,
with their orders.
/
People who think that they get goo,
meat are invited to read the follow
ing clipped from the live stock repor
of the Chicago Daily News, Januar.
0, 1906:
equality Of offerings was not good
II was such as the trade usually look
for on Tuesday, with the Wisconsin
shipments largely predomlnating. ]
: was not the absence of good finishes
stuff that made the slow market, how
ever, rs the buyers We're general
looking for low.prlced cattle. Shlr
pers had only few orders ut mos
and the great percentage Of ther
We're for plain finished cattle. Sine
the ending of the western season ther
has generally been as good a deman
for the cOmmoner sorts of cattle a
for the better priced steers. A fe,
toppy kinds have reached 1925 thi
week, but they are as scarce rs tn
proyerbial hens teeth"
~SA
We do not see any quotations !
the dailies on trlchna hogs.
~
The public officials who are cor
trolled by the Beef Trust will be know
before long,
All the rotten old Beef Trust lobby
lists, consisting of crooked lawyers
castoff politicians and scarecrow states
/ man ara getting ready but when Tia