Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
FOOD INSPECTION
IS THE ORDER NOW
Will be Made More Rigorous by
The Recent Meat Dis
closures.
NATIONAL TAG EVERYWHERE.
Hale objects 90 Observation-Disclosures
Outlook il CONGREGATIONAL
Parks for Antiquities.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
washington June l,-American IN
spectlon Of an food products IS pre-
dictcd as an outcome Of the much dis
cursed meat inquiry While It IS con-
ceded that the developments will cost
the packing industry and the cattle
ralsers a great deal, the outcome Will
be an American tag on everything IN
the food line produced IN this country,
which viii mean absolute purity IN
preparation and which VIII give Amer
lean goods standing IN the mar
kets OF the world superior TO all others.
Il Is not believed that the crusade
against improper methods IS 20 be ole
lowed 10 end with meats. but that it
VIII be extended TO an other foods. 50
that producers may have the benefit
which the American guarantee viii az
ford.
HALE OPPOSES PATERNALIsM
Al attempt was recently made to
pass a bin prescribing severe penalties
for those who give out information
affecting the prices Of the products of
the soil and Senator Hale vigorously
expressed his opinion regarding it, lie
opposed these extreme far reaching
measures OF the government such as
taking control and Furnishing men for
giving information. / am very sorry
that such a bill ever passed the senate.
II never ought 10 pass the senate again.
/ am continually amazed al the bills
which are brought in here taking pos
session Of almost every avenue Of BUSH
ness and providing penalties with re-
gard 10 matters that q few years ago
never would have been brought into
the domain of national legislation"
CAUSES OF UNREST.
II YOU nominate Cummins In Iowa,
remarked a Republican member OF the
house 10 an Iowa member you will
make difficulties for as ~ every state
IN the Union. Everywhere we VIII
have IL thrown iu our faces that Iowa
has taken the lead for tarit revision,
aud we viii be asked what We are 60
ing 10 do about H.
well. you won't lose as many votes
on account of Cummins AZ We viii on
account Of this beef business replied
the Iowa man "Our cattIemeu cannot
get a market for their stock. prices are
going down, stocknen are not allowed
to ride on passes while taking care Of
their stock, and they are kicking like
steers. ] have noticed, too. another
bin 10 take away votes from the Re.
publcans Is being pressed. that 20
compel the purchase Of canal materials
IN the United states. This, together
with the length Of time which the sem
ate has taken on the rate bin. viii do
a. much TO as IN Iowa as Cummins
nomination viii do elsewhere
NOT a FINAL DISPOSITION.
some time ago Congress passed a
bin for the final disposition Of the af-
fairs Of the five civilized tribes In Ia-
dian Territory" but this IS something
Ike a Bernhard or Patti farewell DO
The Indian appropriation bin contained
a number OF items amending The 'faul
disposition act. and Chairman Clamp
OF the senate committee has introlut.
"a several bills 10 stll further amgni
II. II viii be many years before Con-
gress is through with these Indian
tribes.
TO PRESERVE ANTIQUITIES
The preservation Of American am.
Equities Is the design OF bill which
the house passed upca the suggestion
Of Representative Lacey OF Iowa Nr.
Lacey has been lndefatlgable In seeking
TO have places Of historic interest 0r
containing natural wonders preserved
Through his instrumentality the Wind
cave In South Dakota and GRAFT
lake in oregon, the two natural W1G-
ders. have been made public parks. Re
has been trying for years 90 have the
petrihed forest area I'm Arizous made
a national park The bin which he re-
Gently had passed authorizes the pres
ident TO reserve the different areas
which may contain historic landmarks
prehistoric structures and other o0.
jects Of historic or scientific interest
RUCKER PURsUEs PAYNE.
Some time ago Representative RucK-
~ 0f Missouri was one % the NOM
bers arrested and brought into ,hc
house 10 make q quorum. The next day
Representative Payne OF New York
blocked the EFFORT TO have the recr'l
OF arrests eXpunged, and since then
RutkeT has been after the floor Tea O.
er He frequently makes mention of
the absence OF Payne. even ~ Dr. may
BE- only On his committee room or DE
cloakIuom. IL has become one OF tla
standing jokes OF the house and
Payne's friends are among those "bA
enjoy The situation Payne says shat
he can stand 1t and points OUT that D
rail- % the house brings a quorum
since the arrests were made.
GoRMAN'S DIFFERENTIATION.
~ interesting story Is toli OF tha
late Senator German regarding hie
early struggles in Maryland politics
Az one time, after suffering q reverse
De secured an appointment as @ post
trader. and started west 90 take up fhs
work While on the train De- though.
The situation ail over and changed his
mind.
"I.u 60 back and make nay Gght aud
win" he SAID 20 timsef. ana So he s".
turned and devoted ,iusef 90 con.
tcst of defeating tae men who had pat
him down. ID was u0t 70 ions battle,
4n ho gained The supremacy even Pc.