Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1906-09-29

And stNsewise dia6ut<ed meat that Il
like. without let q hindrance.
Because the inspector will be chosen
from among the Beef TSust's trusted
employees.
Lumpy.jaw cattle are now cut up for
food with the permission Of the author.
tiles. the surface ulcers alone being re.
moved before the carcass Is sliced for
the market.
With corps Of Beef Trust inspcc.
tors the fate OF the public will be worse
than II ever was.
The Chicago Tribune. which will
not be accused by anyone OF being an
enemy Of the Beef Trust. after calling
attention TO the fact that only - out
Of 100 meat product inspectors had
gone 10 work under the new law. said
on Tuesday, Sept. II. 1906: 1T will
he necessary TO hold another examina.
ton before the full complement OF 100
men can be installed, and II IL doubt.
ful n sufficient number will be avail.
able for duty when the new law goes
Into effect Oct. ]. The new inspectors
will look after sanitary conditions ut
the plants principally, and Mr.. Cooley
placed them where they could do the
most effective work In the four estab.
lishments. They will inspect the trucks.
rooms, hangers, tables, pipes and floors.
Sixty.five OF those who took the exam.
ination recently passed bat only twen-
ty-seven reported for duty. This Is &c.
counted for by the fact that Of those
who passed number are now en-
ployed In the packing houses mt 500
month. The salary Of an inspector Is
but SIS. LIB n MONTH"
Several foreign governments would
do we'll to send secret investigators
here 10 ascertain the kind of meats ex.
ported 10 their countries, According to
all accounts several Of their represent.
atlves are very friendly 10 the Beef
Trust. So markedly so that comment
upon the fact has quite decided and
positive tone
The Beef Trust Is happy over It's vie.
tory In the matter of labels,
IL Is free 10 sell veal for chicken and
horse meat for corned beef
IL can feed the people what IL likes
and make them pay for what they do
not want.
The new government law has fallen
down already Oh the labels as IL has In
other details.
The labels on the canned goods OF the
Reef Trust will continue TO lie.
The Chicago packers who have been
defraudlng the public put up a hard
fight against the enforcement OF the
provisions of the new law which re-
quires them TO state plainly on their
labels just what their cans contain.
Judging from the following dispatch
10 Beef Trust paper the Beef Trust
has won It's point.
The swindllns and poisoning OF the
public Is 20 continue.
Here is the telegram giving the
facts
Washington, -. c., Sept. 6.--After
numerous conferences between Secre.
tary Wilson, DR.. Melvin, chief Of the
bureau Of animal industry, and about
forty representatives. Of the various
meat packing houses, the problems
which have arisen over the question OF
labels which, under the law, must be
put upon meat products, have been set
tied 10 the satisfaction Of all concern
ei. What probably was the last con
Agriculture today and the packers an.
nounccd that they at once would pre-.
pare the labels by Oct. !, when The law
goes into effect.
Throughout the discussions Secretary
Wilson stood for labels which would
state what the package contained and
This the packers refused 10 accept,
therefore, By way Of compromise the
Soss6ufaEx;- -did not ikxsist -lauuon- ufinu