Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1907-04-20

from Chicago ana 10 official thought
any less of IL.
There Is nothing In the new meat
law requiring microscOpical examlna.
ton of pork for trlchlna and the pack.
crs are corrcspondlngly happy.
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The Illinois Legislature must stop the
Beef Trust!
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The Beef Trust Is the greatest men.
acc to the health and prosperity of Chi.
cagO to-day.
IT You want to see what kind OF
meat Chicago packers put In cans. read
the market reports In any Chicago
daily. You will lind "canning cows"
quoted on the livestock market at 81
to ~ pcr hundred pounds. In other
words. the packers pay 1 to g cents a
pound for the meat they can.
Zen years OF continuous ofIice.llold.
Ing has made some Of the City Hail
gang feel like arlstocrats.
Tie government meat law does not
protect the people of Chicago and iii.
nOis and they are ut the mercy OF the
Beef Trust. VIII the Illinois Iegisla.
turc do Its duty?
Charles .. Newton, Chlcago's Oldest
l,Attsr, wh0ss maine Ia z household
word and wlsose popularity 10 unbound.
cd. u now at 8O7 Masonic TEMPLE,
where hs 10 member Of Newton 4
Catlin, hatts~s aud furrIcrs.
Tom n. Donnslly. the we'll known
jcweler at 1is Dearborn street. Ii tho
man to 10 TO for bargains In dIauouis
and all Other kinds Of jswe,ry. H,s
prices arc reasonable aud I'll OF bis
goods are Of the vssy best quality.
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The people will demand that the iii.
nois legislature Investigate the BEEF
Trust.
The rotten Beef Trust kecps the
Health Department inspectors busy.
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The reform press which IL friendly tn
the beef Trust, IL also friendly To Inc
railroads. 1t Is against the 2.ccnt fare
bill.
Hogs that 80 to England and the
United States IRE not examined fos
trichina. All hogs for Germany,
France and Austria are. Some escape,
though.
The Legislature can get plenty Of liz
formation about the Beef Trust from
the pure food commissioners Of ada
cent States.
The cattle barOns will aud that thsy
are up against 1t before The Bagls ests
through with them.
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| Americans are said to be the most
prOfane people In the world. hut tho
man or woman who makes that asser-
ton should be compelled to swear to 1t.
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Mark Twain might be excused for
becoming proliX II he receives 30 cents
a word for everything he writes.
| 1t Is the atmosphere that makes the
sky look blue and the moon yellow. II
we could ascend to an elevation of fifty
miles above the earths surface we
should see that the moon Is brilliant
white. while the sky would be black,
with the stars shining as brightly In
the daytime rs at night. Furthermore,
as most picturesque feature OF the
spectacle, we should take notice that
some of the stars are red, others blue,
yet others violet. and still others green
In color. or course all OF the stars or
we bar the planets Of our own system)
are burning suns and the hues they
wear depend upon their temperature.
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Prof. Bailey of Yale has revealed the
relative expenditures of students work
ing their way through college and
those who pay their way. lie makes
Il curious showing. For example, that
wealthy students spend more on intOxi.
cants than on tobacco. Evidently he
does not rank tobacco as "disslpa-
ton" in the popular sense. He adds
that they spend eighteen times as mucl,
on pleasures and elghty-two times as
much on tobacco ana drinks as the
poor working students. There's moth
ing very surprising In that. They prob.