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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Stein Places
in Finals of
Seattle Meet

Don STEIN. scoring a four and
- two victory over Dixie FIcager
yesterday, went into the finals Of the
Seattle Golf club championship and
now awaits the survivor OF the other
bracket TO determine who he will tee.
off against in the 35,hole match for
the title.
Lee Steil has arrived In the semi.
finals and win meet the winner Of the
Jim sobey w. sam Russell match.
And then Bon stein win know who
he has TO 20 up against.
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Godfrey Will
Battle Wills

LOS ANGELES, June II George
Godfrey. the Philadelphia negro. who
learned TO box while dueking punches
in Jack JohuSon's boxing act. Will
fight Harry Wills In Lon Angeles.
early In August Jimmy nauKherty.
manager Of Godfrey. and Daddy Mul.
llns. manager Of wills. signed the
agreement for Hereunder wednes.
day In tho office of Dick Donald. a
Los Angeles promoter
Wits first must dispose q Charley
weincr;, whom he fights in the
Italian hospital funds bout in New
York
Godfrey. knocked out once three
years ago by Jack Renault. gave Re
nsaut a beating a few days ago,
scoring a knockdown over tho Cana.
dian champion.
George Il shifty boxer who alb,
Horbed much Of Jack Johnson's style
while working as spsrrinE partner
FOR the former champion. after John.
son had finished his prison sentence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
RED" BALDWIN GETS
BALL AWAY FAST

H'HERE ISN'T a catcher In the Coast
L league today who can compare
VITA Red" Baldwin when Il comes
10 getting a throw away quickly.
Baldwin throws from any angle.
overhead. sidearm, standing on his
ear. or what viii you have!
And the remarkable part Of II
Is that with all the throwing
Baldwin does, and there isn't
catcher in the league who throws
any oftener. he is remarkably nc.
curate.
Baldwin doesn't shift his feet much
10 throw and IL makes him look
awkward. but nc certainly gets that
hall away quickly and that's the Sc,
oret Of throwing well.
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boys did, he must face the
test of real opposition before
the stamp of approval can be
placed upon him.
Smell went great until he ran up
against Mike Dundee. Dundee. strong
and smart in the ways OF the ring.
beat him.
Bereo, went along like a wildfiro
at the start OF his career and then
he tackled Jimmy Sacco. And the
Boston wop. smarter thru this same
experience. made monkey out OF
him,
And so II goes. Defeat for
young fighter by man of real
reputation and Ereacr experience
can't he called n setback, for
what they learn In such a fight
does them more good than any
harm defeat could do.
Lomskl has looked exceptionally
good. lie has everything TO make n
topnotoh fighter and II he gets by
Cans he will have made his mark.
CARD
COMPLETE
Nate DruSiman. who IL promoting
the show for the Antlered Herd. has
lined up classy card TO back UP
his main attraction and most OF the
boys are working out at Austin and
Salts gym daily.
The other bouts follow:
Mike OTeary VS.. Eddie Rob.
crts.
Jockey Newman VS.. Dandy
Dick Griffin.
Babe Folmcr vs.. Billy Mende-.
Jimmy Rivers vs.. Henry
Geysel,
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the course OF the bIdyb HdIDOf CluD was
and Mrs. +. F. Jackson. Tomorrow's event
will find each team doing its gOlfing on
its home course.
The teams are pretty evenly matched but
the dopesters are picking Inglewood TO re-
tain the title with Walter Pursey and Mrs.
Young, the newly-crowned city golf queen,
carrying the colors.
The list of starters for the 1926 honors
in this novel event, which is being handled
by the Washington State Women's Golf as
sociation, was announced by President Mrs
Roy w. Thomas as follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

ITgh VIII be playing in about
20 days
Portland is fortunate In thar LAWS
can take care OF an outficld berth
with High out OF tho game without
weakening the punch OF tbs club
much.
High. who Is one Of three broth.
ors playing league ball Is the rank.
ing hitter Of the Portland team now.
towering around the 400 mark. Ne
. playing the best ball he has ever
played for Portland this year
Charley's brother. Andy. l. an In.
fielder with Brooklyn IN the National
league and Hughle High. formerly
with Vernon, Is outnelding in the
Texas loop, Late reports had him
retiring from the diamond.
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Coy. the limburger monarch Of til.
middleweights.
The happy couple VIII do their
dance at the Yankee stadium. III.
Richard has requested bids for sew.
eral thousand cots for those custom.
ers who wish to sleep thru the main
event
Nobody seems 10 know what hap
pened TO Jack Delahey's match With
Berienbach. Delaney. who onc.
stopped the rescued wrestler with
straight right to tho number. wa,
promised the next chance at the titk
IL Berlenbach won it.
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0tT TO GET
LEWIS 4 BICYCLE
rnHEY

HNHEY ought 70 provide Duffy
L Lewis with bicycle when the
Portland skipper IS playing out In
left field Whenever there's any
beefins done over decisions Duffy
comes trottlng in from left field and
the debate is held up until he gets in
1lis say. And then he has 10 run all
the way back 10 the gardens. He
did that twice yesterday and one day
last year in rainstorm he came In
no less than a dozen times. Duffy
should have been an infielder; he
would have saved lot OF time and
himself lot Of extra Jogging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Mercer A. c. to
Stage Amateur
Smoker FRIDAY

A DOUBLE main event viii feature
n the amateur card held under the
auspices % the Mercer Athletic club
Friday night ut $50 in Austin and
Salts gym.
Angelo Constantine. serappy Rat.
uier Valley boxer. win battle Hilly
Buchanan IN ono even while Fred
Daniels Of Ballard viii box Joe
o'Bricn IN the other big bout. All
four Of the fighters arc boxing nj
1875 pounds and viii be Supported by
the following events Sammy Gas
ton W. Penny Israel. "a. pounds.
Chuck Cummings W. Jimmie McDer.
mot. i55 pounds. Jackie CASTOR We
Happy Gronan. ioj pounds. Three
other events win complete the card
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Three Tryouts
Scheduled for
Coppers' Team

THREE tryouts for the Seattle 70
l. Ice track and field team viii be
held before Saturday. June 20. when
the finals for places on the team will
DO run or The tryouts are in The
form Of practice sessions and are
held in an endcavor to set tho cop.
pers out and practice.
Tho team that viii go 70 vancpu.
yer and compete against The hob.
bics" June g. will be chosen from
those showing bcst in the prriiml
nary trials.
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a. tombstone and Phoebe Nell
Tidmarsh. Seattle Golf club. W, Pur.
sey and Mrs. H. o. Young. Ingle.
wood Country club: r. noble and
Mrs. T. Van Pattsn. Rainier Golf
club. Mrs Sumner and r. Jefferson.
Everett Country club. 81. Dutrn and
Mrs. W Patterson, Aberdeen: W
Dalglelsh and Katherine Hurley. ia.
coma Country club; Mrs. u. Bowen
and y. Christian. Yakima: Mrs. +.
Blodgett ard T. Morris, Firerest: Mrs.
r. GrigEs and W. Black. Bslling.
ham: r. Watson and Mrs. G.. Rlegel.
Spokane: n. Mitchell and Mrs. W.
Yeager. Olympia. and W. Nader and
Mrs. o. Born. Mantle Golf club. spo.
kane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Major Ball
Leaders Win

THE Athletics won their 33rd vic.
4 tory Wednesday. defeating the
Chicago White sox. TO s. The
Washington Senators. only two and
half games behind. won their game.
but couldn't gain any ground In the
chase. They beat the Detroit Tigers,
ii TO 7, enlarging the misery OF the
Young Athletes who play for Ty Cobb
md find him hard boss in times Of
defeat.
The New York fanks won from
the Cleveland Indiins, to 5,
and ARE now poised to 70 over
the top and mass an amazing
winning streak OF three games by
taking the next one. Wanninger
and COMBS, two OF the new
Yanks, tripled and doubled, re-
spectively in the tenth inning,
Babe Ruth walked and Bob Meu-
sci tripled for the three runs
that were needed TO win the
game.
The 81. Louis Browns won n wild
a.ssion Of smuggling from the Boston
Red Sox, 10 TO s.
The New York Giants won thelI
33rd victory, too, the Chicago Cubs
being victimized again, 10 3. Their,
is now n gap Of six and half ful
games between the Giants and Dodg
crs, who are slipping fast. The st
Louis Cardinals beat them again
II TO 2, altho Wilbert Robinson re
jlggered the Brooklyn lineup ant
for pitching called on Rube Ehrhardt
who had won five games in n row.
II the Pittsburgh Pirates had
won their game from the Boston
Braves in Pittsburgh, they could
have gone into second place.
They have missed several such
chances lately. This time they
lost. 8 to 4, and the Bravs, aItbo
they rest In seventh place, are
only six games behind tho
Dodgers.
Meantime, the Cinoy Reds ar,
threatening tho Pirates from a.stern
They beat tho pills again, Q 10 2, ant
hrc only half a game away from thrC
place.
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jefferson Will
Visit Scotland
After Tourney

DHtL JEFFERsON, professional
i AZ the Everett Golf club. will
leave for a trip 10 the old country
Immediately following his playing in
the pro.woman tournament Friday.
Phil will take in IN. big professional
meet at the Glen Eagles course which
follows close on the heels OF the Brit.
ish open championship at Prestwick.
Scotland.
The Everett professional WIN not
arrive in time 10 see the battle for
the open crown. but Brother Joe, OF
the Beacon HIN course, viii be among
those present. having sailed last
week.
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Prank Tobln did more Popping off thsn
Major Houple In yesterdays Coast tlgrs
tnssls here. Everything tast charisy
schmidt called a bail was a strike 70
Frank and vice versa. II Tobs did that
| much tabbtring around som. hou.rifes
pantry while fixing the plumbing (Tehss
a plumber, II you don't happen TO kneul
he'd be ducklng few egg beatsrs sud
salt shakers.
Billy NeCabe tried to snare Jones ~
In the seventh with a couple Of Beavsr
on the bases but Il bounced off bis shirs
and one tally scored. Hunnsfield dA
likewise. but was Tagged at the plata
Buster has a sweet throwing arm,
Fred Lucas IL n versatile young nan
lie finished Up on the mound YESTERDAY
and while knicked for two runs. ID
| noble Job OF It, Duffy Lewis dreksd
away from a curve ball strike and Frank
BRAZIL PANIED him publicly for II h
can play tho intield and outfield. toe.
Ted baldwin. the Indians best pinch
| hitter this year. did a Mighty Casa
when he went In with the tieing ruas
on the sacks in the ninth.
Sammy Crane pulled q perfect squeese
play In the fourth. bunting Brick Edra
across the plate and beating I, out vhsh
HoliinEsworth hestitated rs TO where
make the play.
Ho. hunt Brick Eidred got three hu
In four trips. one a triple. We're gong
TO have the makeup man keep this llss
on the galieys all summer.
Billy Lane has been In terrible siumh
but managed 60 massage the apricot. =
the boys say. for two bases on one UP
Tobin ought 10 have his life insufe~
He's going straight 10 the hospital or 'as
morEue one OF these days. charging u"
tho screen boxes and bats, and wha'n'|
after foul flies
Frank BRAZIL was pretty active ".
terday. with double and snsis
we'll as a wafk. But Rohwer GOT ~ H.
the edge on that trade'stuff by se.uas
two homera
Johnny Jones was quite the cey ~"
the willow, driving out three hts, on. .,.
triple with the bases loaded. ana Ina.
that scored run. as well as snvs -,h
one-baser, Lucas robbed him OF
with a fast throw.
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thing not ono.
but twice.
w edne.dsy
Richard engzgsd
Mickey MeTgu.
for a return ngh,
some time in An.
gust, with Paul
Berlenbach, Ths
took the ligh,
heavyweight title
from Mickey TIVE
weeks ago in the
dreariesi chan.
pionshlp fight
seen In New
York since the
days OF Al lfc,
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TURNER Is IN
CINCINNATI TO-DAY

TON TURNER. president OF the
l. Portland club, making a scout.
ing round Of the East trying 10 land
some pitchers for the Beavers. viii
be in Cincinnati today and will try
20 talk the Reds out OF a right.
handed finger or two.
Turner has conferred with most
Of the biz league owners and man.
agers on the present trip. but Lewis
has received no word from him re.
gRrding definite deals.
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Beavers winning,
as you have un
q o " I 9 a | y
guessed already.
to 5.
RAY Rohwer
m a ked two
homo runs over
tho right field
wall against his
former dia n
playmatss a n d
~Rod" Killeser's
hair turne q
white. Hen have
TO henna those
locks ~ h .
doesn't want 20
lose his monick
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LUCAS
FINISHES Up

Anyhow. Lucas went in TO pitch
and the Beavers knlcked him for two
more runs. one being Rohwer's sec.
ond homer. which was well.kissed.
OF course II ought to be added
that John HolIingsworth did the
Tipping for tho visitors md while
hit rather freely he had plenty Of
stuff Mt times and after hectic
afternoon breczod under the wire n
winner.
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he turned one %
his ankels while
making a circus
catch 81 a fly
hall pulled some
tendons In his
ankle While this
sort OF an injury
Is usually long Ia
reSpon aims
TO treatment the
only cure being
plenty OF rest 50
as to allow the
ten Il O ms to
strengthen. Dur
~ Lewis says
tia club physi
--Lnu .....IL..i.lh M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
Dago Joe Cans Has Edge on
Leo Lomski in Experience
Veteran Middleweight Has Advantage Over Young
Opponent in Experience When They Headline
Milk Fund Show Next Week

XPERIENCE counts for great deal in box
ing.
1t takes lot of fights for the average
scrapper to get wise TO the tricks of the
trade and that's just where Dago Joe Cans
will have the edge over Leo Lomski, the
Aberdeen conner, when they meet in the six
round finale of the Elks' Milk Fund show at
the ball park next Tuesday.
Cans has been thru many more fights
than his younger opponent and he's right in
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Mike McTigue's refusal to quit
tho fight game Just goes TO show
YOU should never cross your chick.
ems until YOU set to them, or count
your bridges until they're hatoiicd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Proof that Rosenberg, the new
bontamwcght champion, IL an un.
usual fighter, is TO he had in the
fact that he hit n guy hard enough
TO break both OF his own hands,
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BeaUerSHit
In Pinches;;
Beat Braves

TUE Portland Beavers hit In tho
i big pinch and the Seattle Red
skins didn't and that was what de,
eided yesterdays ball game. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

his prime The St Paul bater has fought most OF
the best IN his class with few reverses.
Lomsk takes rank with Dode Bercot Ted Krache, Doc
Smell, Tod Morgan, Vic Foley and Roy Cffe prospect
for big time honors in the ring day and like these
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

PmSey-MrS. Young
Rated Strongest Pair
SO Holes of Medal Play to Be Staged Thruout STAT.
Tomorrow, and Results to Be Listed by Telegraph:
Other Gossip
BY ALEX c. ROSE

TNWELYE teams, playing their home courses Frida
L viii engage in the second professonalwomens ourns
ment in the state OF Washington.
The first annual affair Of this kind held last year at
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to
Again Meet
BerIenbuch

NEW YORK, June il,-Tex Rick,
~ ard has raised the ante: he b.
lleYea the public win stand for suy.
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HOW 1T
HAPPENED

II was this way: Rohwcr started
the second inning b. dropping htEh.
lazy fly over the right field boards,
That seemed to get John Milius'
nanny and he iost his stuff com
pietely. FrogEy Laytatts doubled.
Emmett Mccain took one in the
liver. or maybe Il was his kidneys.
but why be TECHNICAL That put two
men on.
As there was nobody retired
up to that time. Charley Deal.
Of course. hunted them along.
Tnbin walked. filling the bases and
then HollinEworth famed. After
pitching to Hunnefield for half
an hour or 20 Afiljus finally
walked him. letting In one run:
and now for Jones. who i the
hero OF this rather detailed mess.
Well. all Johnny did was 10 rup
one OF the button that hoped
over Billy Lanes head 80 fast
and rolled so far that everybody
scored and Jones was on third
base when the ball got back TO
the infield.
The Indians kept hacking away
with their little tomnhawks, but
really blew their big chance when
they had one run in and the bases
| loaded with one out In the fourth.
Fred Lucas went in to hit for Miijus
and looked at three strikes and thsl
went back TO his Job OF warming up.
AZ he hit two on the pick in hts mex,
two trips the Tribe has right 10
shed few Iroquois tears. Lane
popped out.
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InhIhE pItched-MIIJus Z. CharEo De.
feat TO M1Jus. Al bat--Of Nillu- IS.
hits I, runs 8. Runs responsible for
liolllngsworth 4. Minus s. Lucas O.
Struck out HOillngsworth s, Mniu. p
Lucas ?. Bases on ffollinEaworth
T. Miljus q Lucas .. mt by pitcher
Mccain by Nsius. wild pItch--ifoli-
ingsworth. Stolen baHs--Lafayotte. HONS
runs -Robwsr 2. Thrcs-bass hlts-Jones,
Eldrsd Two-base hiu-Lsfayette, Her.
man, Huneflsld. Lane. Lucas Sacrifices
hlts-Deal. Brhdy Runs batted in
Rohwer 2, Jones I. Crane 2, Brady, Eli
drcd. Tims - 7ilO. Umpire, - Schmidt
and Phyls.
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Coast League
SOLONS WIN

SALT LAKE. Juno 1.-THE sacra.
mouto solons won the second straight
game OF tho series with Salt Lake
here yesterday. defeating the bees.
10 .. Tho solons scored four runs
in tho seventh inning after trailing
In the early stages OF the game
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or. Those blows. with nobody on
bases. decided the issue.
But Il was Johnny Jones who
kicked thru with the wallop that
knocked mast Of the feathers out Of
the thlnEamalig that Indians are sup.
posed 20 wear on their heads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11

Mr.. Cyril Walker Ia said to have
made very littlo money out OF the
professional golf championship. II
might have been more profitable II
he had won the amateur.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-11
RALLY WINS

San FRANCISCO, JUNO ii.-By
scoring five runs in the seventh In.
ming and breaking two.all tic, San
Francisco defeated Los Angeles In
the second game ot ,tho series, 10
q, here yesterday.
Tho score: II, II. H..
Los Angeles .....,...... 0
san Francisco ......,...f II .
Batteries Wright md SandbcEg
Ennis, McWceney and Yells.
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TIGERS LOSE

LOS ANGELES. June Vernon
lost the second game OF tho present
series here 10 Oakland. . 20 ,. yes.
terday. George Boehler held tho Tig.
go 70 fIrn hItn
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High VIII Be
Back inGane
in Ten Days
Portland Outfielder Pulls
Tendons in Ankle and
Beavers Miss His Bat
IN LEO III. LASSEN

NHARLEN HIGH. tho slusslng
~ Portland outfielder who Was
carried from the field Tuesday when
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IOtals .t..,ssgE II ~ ]
'Batted for MiiIus IN fourth.
fBattsd for Crane Ia ninth.
gcore nv Inuiuaas
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AMERICAN

fhllauelphia .,.,,..... . 10
Batteries Thurston, Blankenshlp.
Schalk; umgartner. Groves,
Stokes, Cochranc.
AT Washington r. II. Il.
Detroit ......,..,,...,,.. Z 10 s
Washington ..,,...,.....tl is 1
Batteries: Leonard. Holloway and
Woodall; Covelcskie. Marbcrry and
Rucl.
At New York r. IL. u.
Cleveland ....,......... Z 1
New York ........ IL .
Batteries: Karr and Myatt: Jones,
Ferguson and Bengough, Schang.
Az Boston n. II. T..
ST. Louis ...,..,,,.....lb II 3
bos'on ..,...,..,...,,. s IL Z
Batteries: Leonard and Dixon;
Ruffn, Francis, Lucoy, Wingficld
and Hcving.
~
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Batteries: Dean and Snyder;
'laker, Jacobs and Gonzales.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1925-02-07

ONOIdliS. hf6ryIu1u mere QrlpS WIN
blood
From the enclosure nearby can still
bo heard last rattle. Here, however,
only blood prevails.
The hog is already dead now. The
chain swings off, and the animal to-
gether with 1t.
A long way still lies ahead of it.
On this floor it has to move further
on along winding route. The men
sit here along the chain in two long
rows. The dangling hog moves past
them. Six hundred men work in this
one big room. The room seems to
stretch off into infnity.
Every worker has a single motion
to perform. Here, too. there is no
pause. Everyone must do his own
work with the same speed with which
the hog is slaughtered. Thirty move
ments in one minute. The same move
ment thirty times. Exact to hair.
The hog moves in quick measure
from one to the other. The second
man Sits open the belly, the third
has to make further cut; then the
intestines have their turn. At one
point the bristles are removed. At
the next the dirt is swept away
Further than that the hog is dis
posed Of in various ways.
One part goes entirely to the refri-
serating room. Another is cut up
and dressed. To the animals them
selves this should be of no concern.
The chain reaches one floor high
er up, still loaded with the hogs.
Those which reach the highest floor
undergo complete process of treat
ment.
On this floor the hogs are divided
into pieces. This work too, goes on
at breathless pace. Here they work
with axes. Moving tables advance the
meat further on. The axes whizz
downwards. Always on the same
place. The fat is cut away. Every
piece has the same shape.
From there everything goes to the
sailing rooms, where the separate
pieces remain thfrty-six hours.
In the packing rooms again a food
of workers. Here too. each one per-
forms single movement with
out let-up, without a pause, one and
the same movement.
Swift & Co. Best quality i.
That is the way the meat is adver-
tised.
The meat the bloody !.
bloody meat.
The cattle are slaughtered by a diff
ferent method, but the essential does
not change. Fourteen cattle are
handled at once. Here too, the way
leads over bridge from upon which
the whole room can be surveyed. Here
too, the men are bloody. And the floor
is bloody. The axe is bloody.
Fourteen cattle are awaiting their
turn. There are two cattle in each of
seven enclosures. They do not bel.
low. At least their believing is not
audible.
1t is so far OF.
Hurry upl
Everything is ready. The chains.
The people. The axes. Twelve o'clock
is near. The men are already tired.
The big, broad-shouldered men drag
themselves on, bent over. Their
clothes stick to their bodies. The
blood has already oozed thru their
clothes. The blood drips even from
their caps. They wade thru the blood.
The poor men are dead tired.
But the working time is not yet
over Another bit must stin be done.
Their mouths move constantly. They
chew tobacco and spit from time to
time.
Strained waiting.
A signal sounds.
The trapdoors ny open. The cat
tie. The cattle stand with their legs
nj mid - L.