Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-01-20

" ASoorman, VWo0tvsotxtn Waro.
opinion advises the board that Il
would have no standing rs party to a
suit to cnjoin 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 he supreme In tho inspection Of
meat"
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The Beef Trust has ruined many a
prosperous small business. The hide
industry. the boot and shoe trade, the
shccpskin tanners, the leather tanners.
the wool pullcrs. 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
lcvlathan. How much longer will the
people stand Il?
How much longer will the American
people put up with diseased food?
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Harry II. Gibbons leads In the Dem.
ocratIc race for the shrievalty nomina.
ton.
4 correspondent asks: How many
Of the representatives Of foreign gov.
ernments are In the pay Of the Beef
Trust? 1t might interest the people
Of some Of them to find out"
People out OF town ana newsdcalers
In other cities ordering extra copies
OF the Chicago Eagle Beef Trust edi.
lions must place their orders before
Wednesday OF each week.
The demand for papers IL 80 great
that unless orders for them IRE placed
early 1t will be impossible to MI all
OF them rs promptly Us We would
wish.
Dealers In Germany, France AMI
Great Britain must inclOse postage
with their orders.
People who think that they get good
meat are invited to read tho follow.
Ing clipped from the live stock report
Of the Chicago Daily News, January
D, 1000:
equality Of offerings was not good.
1t was such as the trade usually looks
for on Tuesday, with the Wisconsin
shipments largely predominating. II
was not the absence Of good finished
stun that made the slow market, how.
ever. as the buyers were generally
looking for lOw.prlced cattle. Ship.
pers had only few orders Mt most.
and the great percentage Of them
were for plain finished cattle. Since
the ending OF the western season there
has generally been rs good II demand
for the cOmmOner sorts Of cattle as
for the better priced steers. A few
tOppy kinds have reached 1925 this
week. but they are rs scarce as the
proverbial hens teeth"
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We do not see any quotations In
the dailies on trichlna hogs.
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How many government officials
does the Beef Trust control?
All the rotten old Beef Trust lobby
lists, consisting of crooked lawyers,
CASTOR politicians ami scarecrOw states
men, are getting ready. But when the
Illinois Legislature meets these
worthless will be pointed out so that he
who runs may read.
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The public officials who are con-
trOlled by the Beef Trust will he known
before long.
Andrew NJ. Lawrence. the able and
fearless editor of the Chicago Examiner,
has thrown bomb into the ranks of
the gamblers who believed they were
working securely under cover and has
given the city administration some
thing to think about.
Mr.. Andrew NJ. Lawrence In follow
ing his profession gives splendid en-
ample Of what true journalism is ana
practices it, lie Is man Of courage
and ability. he knows legitimate news
when he sees II and does not suppress
Il under any consideration. This IL
real newspaper work and the people
appreciate II.