Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-07
ram Conservative Papers Filled
with all Kinds Of
Stories.
SEIZED THE OPPORTUNITY.
novn american Products to
Those of England-Charles \.
Gibson Home From Abroad

',..i,ron. d. c. July mir,
49, A. Gibson. clerk Of the house
oi,teo ON agriculture, returned on
s.,8ay last from a trip to England
!, Gibson landed In Liverpool on the
. hst the Neill-Reynolds report on
chicago packinghouses was pub
.as and he says that the English
- even including the one time
.ayatiye London Tines were lilled
ih all sorts Of sensational reports as
..,hs alleged unsanitary conditions IN
~,v American packInghouse.
.rhs English meat packers Though
lily paCkers OF American grown m At
!. nost cases. were prompt TO seize
,ls opportunity" said Mr. Gibson. 20
s.r -aud they are working upon he
r,ehices OF the people for all they
~ worth In Liverpool the retail
.,ors, or shops display placards IN
ubich attention II consplcuouSly called
"a Inc alleged fact that no American
mats are sold here. Circulars are
attributed everywhere announcing the
points OF alleged superiority OF Eng
ush hacked goods over those put W IN
bs country, and yet the killing floors
n the places where cattle are kiliel
across the river from Liverpool are Ia
tht most filthy and unsanltary state.
The Killing floors are paved with cob
he stones with wide spaces between
them. The ohal. hides, paunches,
stomaChs. horns, feet and manure are
An thrown to the ground and the he3n
from the heads is removed there.
asked the foreman how these places
are cleaned up and he said: No Kill
ng is permitted on Friday-on that
lay the dock board takes charge and
NE floors are washed out That's he
difference between an American slaugh-
isrhouse and an English concern. The
Chicago, Kansas City and other pack
me- plants in this country are scrubbed
Out twice daily But Friday Is wash
DAY for Liverpool and only brooms.
sh0yels. ETC.. are used on other days.
Candor impels me 10 say. however. that
HE pens where live cattle are kept are
beyond reproach, and have no superb
ors so far as my knowledge or eXper-
knce goes.
ENGLAND AMAZING.
England is awakng to the necessl-
q oi looking into the sanitary condi-
Tons Of her own packing establish.
msnis" continued Mr.. Gibson.
throughout The United Kingdom
selling committees are at work az the
Vsent time, and they have plenty 20
rsl, English newspapers, doctors and
srtary officers have already shown up
Ifightful state OF affairs existing even
the highest grade hotels and restaur-
i1is Of London and other large cities.
saying that nothing is wasted, even
be scraps left on the plates OF the
pests OF these high class CD establish
sents doing further duty TO new GUS
mers under different land Of course.
hf1chl titles. Horses too old for work
M slaughtered by the thousand and
re converted into sausage and canned
nats, even the muscular portions Of
shales are thus treated
Whales? Have you not been telling
Stories TO the mariners during your
,Gyage?'
i am simply quoting English author
iy The Manchester Mail OF June s.
he very day OF the publication Of the
Nell report-published column aru-
Ce under the caption The NeWfound-
land Whaling Collapse
Here is a portion OF the article: In
The history OF modern industrial enter
prise no collapse has been more re-
remarkable, even though on small
sale. than that Of the whaling indus
ty .n Newfoundland. lnauguratcd in
1895 u shortly attained enormous mas.
n''ule but Is now IN the throes Of dis
solution.
MODERN WHALING.
Modern whaling. as practised In
Newfoundland. represents the chase of
ihc iorQual, or racer whale the
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